Eastern Sun, 10 November 1966

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      Lock icon UMCO formed with Chin as leader
      425 2 SEREMBAN. Wed. A new political party the United Malaysian Chinese Organisation (UMCO) was officially* registered here on Monday. The party will have its headquarters here and later branches will be opened up in all major town» of Malaysia. In a press statement today, the
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      Lock icon PENANG TRADE FAIR DEC. 3
      233 2 FENANG. Wed. An industrial and trade fair queen contest and another competition for the best decorated stalls will highlight Penang's Industrial and Trade Fair, which will be officially opened by the Governor of Penang, Raja Tun Cda at 6 p.m. on Dec. 3. This was
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      Lock icon Mathias heads for new career
      48 2 TULARA. California. Wed. w <UPI> Two-Time Olympic -jdecathlon champion Bob Mathias headed for a new career In Congress today by winning his first bid for political office. Mathias. campaigning on the Republican ticket, defeated incumbent Democrat Harlan Hagen in the 18th California district.
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      Lock icon MALACCA, Wed.- Skyscrapers have also now come to this ancient town. Dwarfing the hundreds of attap and plank houses along the sandy shore at Ujong Pasir are the nearly-completed 11-storey police barracks occupying a site of about thrè acres. Until recently,the highest building in the town are the Municipal flats at Wolferstan Road of nine storeys. The two blocks of police barracks with 100 units to a block are expected to be ready for occupation by February next year. Each block will be served by two lifts. The Cost of construction is $3 million.
      94 2 MALACCA, Wed.- Skyscrapers have also now come to this ancient town. Dwarfing the hundreds of attap and plank houses along the sandy shore at Ujong Pasir are the nearly-completed 11-storey police barracks occupying a site of about thrè acres. Until recently,the highest building in the town are the Municipal flats
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      Lock icon Britain is jolly good country – Erroll
      254 2 Britain is jolly good country Erroll Kt ALA LUMPUR, Wed. Early 1967 would witness a renewed sense of confidence in the future of Britain, Lord Erroll predicted today. "I am not worried about Britain's future," he told a meeting of businessmen here. Lord Erroll. the leader of a 19-member trade
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      Lock icon New life for landless
      141 2 KUCHING. Wed. Fiftyfour landless families in the Th rd Division will soon be ab l!L to ,Urt new This was stated today by the State Development Officer, Sarawak, when he disclosed that th r Land Development Scheme at Sibintek would soon be ready for occupation. This
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      Lock icon Move to ban trawler fishing
      168 2 PENANG. Wed. A mot'on to approve expenditure of 516.963.163 shown in the Penang Development Estimates for next year will be moved by the Chief Minister. Tan Sri Wong Pow Nee. at the State Legislative Assembly meeting starting here on Nov. 16. The Chief Minister will
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      Lock icon IA writes to SBA for affiliation
      126 2 SINGAPORE, Wed. The Singapore Indian Association has written to the Singapore Badminton Association for affiliation, to the parent body. The secretary of the badminton association. Mr. Max Lange told Sunsport that the management committee would meet later this month to discuss and approve the
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      Lock icon Ruler 'tests' sports car...
      27 2 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. The Sultan of Selangor is seen here "testing:" a Honda sports car at the International Trade Exhibition on Monday night.
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      Lock icon Water for Penang from Muda River
      217 2 PENANG. Wed. The City Council will be compelled to raise the charges for water at present the lowest in the country for funds to construct some large mains and service reservoirs in Penan* island Itself. This was contained in the Annual Report of the
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      Lock icon Lee to help pines workers
      162 2 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed.—The Parliamentary Secretary to the Ministry of Labour, Mr. Lee San Choon, promised today to look into the plight of more than 100 pineapple workers in Pontian who had been on strike for the last four months. Mr. Lee met a six-man delegation
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      Lock icon Mines store raided, $7,500 tin ore looted
      181 2 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. In a commando-tvpe raid, seven armed men swooped on the Sekisan mines stort at Ulu Klang. eight miles from here, early yesterday morning and got away with 20 pikuls of tin ore worth $7,500 and $3OO in cash. They made
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      Lock icon Housewife robbed of cash and jewellery
      116 2 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed Madam Ng Choo Phuang and her two children were watching television last night when three strangers strode into her house at Setapak. Before she got over the surprise, the men one armed with a pistol and the others with knives ordered
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      Lock icon SALARY CLAIMS
      71 2 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed The Commissioner of the Federal Capital. Haji Irrr.a:! bin Panjang Aris. said today the Municipal administration was being faced with claims by the month-ly-paid for a general salary revision of all category He said a joint negotiating committee had been jet up to go through
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      Lock icon Teacher's handbag stolen
      79 2 PENANG, Wed. —A bandbag, containing $7O and some articles, was "fished out** from a dressing table of a bedroom, while a couple was watching a television show last night. The couple were a 31J ear-old shipping assistant, ohn D. Clark, and his girlfriend. who is a teacher
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      Lock icon Assessment rate: No increase
      117 2 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. The Secretary to the Ministry of Locai Government and Housing, Dato Lokman bin Yusof. today said the Federal Capital Advisory Board had a meeting recently to increase the assessment rate for 1967 by 2in order to balance the deficit budget. The increase In
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      Lock icon EIGHTEEN-year-old Daud bin Haji Mohd. Tamin, a Form Four pupil of St. Xavier's institution, Penang, is seen here being presented with guarantee cards by Mr. W. J,C. Sutton, Penang branch manager of Messrs. William Jarks & Co. Ltd. (left) and Mr. Teh Teik Chong, a representative of Shell Malaysia Ltd. at the E. & O. Hotel Penang, on Nov. 7. He is one of the two first prise winners of the Shell-Philips $64,000 contest and was presented with prises worth $5,000.
      80 2 EIGHTEEN- year-old Daud bin Haji Mohd. Tamin, a Form Four pupil of St. Xavier's institution, Penang, is seen here being presented with guarantee cards by Mr. W. J,C. Sutton, Penang branch manager of Messrs. William Jarks Co. Ltd. (left) and Mr. Teh Teik Chong, a representative of Shell Malaysia Ltd.
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      Lock icon Black: S'pore becoming model for Asia
      319 3 'YOUR PROSPECTS ARE BRIGHT,' SAYS JOHNSON'S ADVISER SINGAPORE, Tues. Singapore is well on its way to becoming a model "of energy ond resourcefulness and of multi-racial and multi-national co-operation" for all Asia. This is the observation of Mr. Eugene R. Black, adviser on South-east
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      Lock icon Unique tourist promotion contest at Hock Cheong's
      172 3 SINGAPORE, Wed. —An exciting: combination of bikini-clad models, luxurious shipboard accommodation and opportunities for shutterbugs, are being: put up at Hock Cheong: Co., at the Arcade. This window display at The Arcade, until Nov. 12. Is in support of Singapore's Tourist Promotion Week.
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      Lock icon $390 cheque for Social Welfare Dept.
      69 3 SINGAPORE. Wed.— Enche Buang bin Omar Junid, Parliamentary Secretary to the Deputy Prime Minister, handed a cheque for $390 to the Social Welfare Department thi s morning. It was a donation from the Singapore Balestier Market Association to the department's children's centres and creches
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      Lock icon Deepavali holiday
      26 3 SINGAPORE. Wed. The Johore Bahru's Customs and Excise Department station will be closed for official business on Friday (Deepavall) which is a public holiday.
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      Lock icon Australian mission's calls
      56 3 SINGAPORE. Wed—The 22-man Australian Trade Mission today paid a courtesy call on the Singapore Finance Minister. Mr. Lim Kim San. at his office in Fullerton Building. During the morning, the mission also visited the Chinese Chamber of Commerce and met members of the International Chamber of Commerce
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      Lock icon LATEST IN EYE MAKE-UP AND FACE-SHADING
      344 3 SINGAPORE, Wed. Mrs. Joan Mac Master of Elizabeth Arden cosmetics has introduced to Asian ladies the latest in eye make-up and face-shadin*. At the Elizabeth Arden Salon at Robinson's, Mrs. Mac Master is the Resident Consultant there. "The eye make-up focus is the softer
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      Lock icon Deepavali celebrations tomorrow
      135 3 SINGAPORE, Wed Thousands of Hindus and Sikhs in Malaysia and Singapore will \p ,n tj l6l counterparts throughout the world In celebrating Dfppavali (the festival of lights) on Friday. Prayers and poojas will bf offered and flowers and flaming torches will brighten up all Hindu hotiies. The
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      Lock icon 92 MISHAPS
      43 3 SINGAPORE. Wed. Ninety-two accidents were reported to the police during the last 24 hours. Four were serious cases but none was fatal. The Traffic Police booked 33 vehicles for emitting excessive smoke. They comprised three buses, 13 taxis and 17 cars.
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      Lock icon Buddhist talk
      35 3 SINGAPORE. Wed. The Venerable Arianda Mangala will give a public talk "In Search of Happiness" at the Singapore Theosophical Society at 8, Cdirnhlll Road at 6.30 p.m. tomorrow (Nov. 10). All are welcome.
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      Lock icon POPPY GIRL JUDY
      62 3 SINGAPORE, Wed. Smiling poppy girl Miss Judy a student, outside HQ Singapore Infantry Brigade, Beach Road, loaded with popies and collection boxes. Judy, from 430 Changi Road, Singapore 14, is one of the temporary helpers with the Ex-Services Association of Singapore which is hoping for a big
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      Lock icon Double prize winner
      213 3 SINGAPORE, Wed. A "double" prize winner will use her free air ticket to visit a relative in Hong: Kong:. The woman, Miss Lee Van Huar, won two top prizes recently in the $20,000 Swiss Watch Contest. Miss Lee won a gold watch worth $7OO as first prize
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      Lock icon Labourer electrocuted
      43 3 SINGAPORE. Wed. A 30-year-old labourer. Nadarajan Doralsamy. was electrocuted this morning while working on reclaimed land at 8 3/4 m.s. Upper East Coast Road. He accidentally touched one of the underground wires. He was certified dead on arrival of the ambulance.
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      Lock icon Malaysian invitation to Sulu Sultan's heir
      165 3 SINGAPORE. Wed. (ATP) The Malaysian Government hag invited Princess Kiram Tarhata. an heir of the Sultan of Sulu, to viait Kuala Lumpur for an exchange of views, possibly on the Sabah claim- issue. Philippine Foreign Becrettary Narciso Ramos disclosed today in Manila. Mr. Ramos
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      Lock icon Boys' Brigade display
      56 3 SINGAPORE. Wed. The 23rd Singapore Company of the Boys' Brigade will hold Its Second Annual Company Inspection and Display on Nov. 27 at 3.30 p.m. at the Pentecost Methodist Church's premises at 91. Koon Seng Road. Mrs. Tan Hoay Gie, wife of the inspecting officer, will give
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      Lock icon Opening day dinner
      31 3 SINGAPORE. Wed. The Management Organising Committee of the Nelson Road Community Centre will hold a dinner to celebrate the opening of its centre on Saturday at 7.30 p.m.
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      Lock icon Prince will open beauty salon with former Queen
      512 4  -  Our women .are 4m fas h i on-conscious... By MAUREEN LEE KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. His long hair, striking black and white boots, loud shirts and hipster pants (the latest in London fashion) gives you the impression that he is one of those
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      Lock icon Not guilty of rape
      96 4 Wed. a former cinema sweeper. Tan Hong Gifig alias Sai Goo, 44, was l£tv? char ot rape without his defence being called in the High Court here today. al l«ged to have raped a 9-year-old girl at the back portion of the International Theatre at Pantai
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      Lock icon Sultan will urge parents to send children to secondary schools
      321 4 'Operation consciousness' KOTA BHARU, Wed. —The Sultan of Kelantan will in the near future urge Std. Six pupils in national primary schools here to enrol in secondary schools. In a special broadcast over Rad'o Malaysia the Sultan will stress the
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      Lock icon Minister to attend confab
      49 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed.— The Minister of Labour. Mr. V. Manickavasagam, will attend the Asian Labour Ministers' Conference in Manila, from Dec. 12 to 1«. it was announced today. The theme of the conference is "Asian Regional Co-operation, through labour ministers, for social and economic development."
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      Lock icon Vegetable gardener's left ear sliced off
      140 4 IPOH, Wed.—A portion of the left *ar of a vegetable gardener, R. Ramasamy, was sliced off in an assault on him at his vegetable plot in Lahat, the Magistrate's Court here Was told today. M. Kalay. 24. was brought up on a charge of
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      Lock icon Staff housing scheme at Gombak
      115 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed— The Municipal Administration has embarked on a staff housing scheme at Gombak costing $5 million and comprising 81 units of detached houses. 110 units of semi-detached houses and 228 units of terrace houses. The Commissioner of Federal Capital. Haji Ismail bin Panjang
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      Lock icon Esso rights issue taken up
      95 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. The Easo rights issue was completely taken up with the additional receipt of almost $6 million from local stockholder! for unapplied shares. This was announced today by an Esso spokesman who described the response to this issue as encouraging and exceptional. The
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      Lock icon MRS. NEHRU 81, DIES
      72 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed.— Mrs. Rameshwari Nehru died in New Delhi yesterday. She was 81. She had been ailing for a long time. A devoted social worker, Mrs. Rameshwari Nehru was closely associated with Mahatma Gandhi in his work for Harijana and Women's Welfare. She was awarded
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      Lock icon Dr. J. Ellis will visit Malaysia again
      156 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Dr. John Rogers Ellis, secretary of medical education in London, who has twice visited Kuala Lumpur in connection with the new Faculty of Medicine at the University of Malaya, will shortly return to Malaysia again. At the end of this
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      Lock icon Ban on rice exports won't affect Malaysia
      132 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. The Thai government's ban on exports of rice will in no way affect Malaysia, Dr. Lim Swee Aun, Minister of Commerce and Industry, said today First and foremost, he •aid. Malaysia had a rice stockpile which could last "for a
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      Lock icon OLD BOYS' LOYALTY ...
      95 4 OLD BOYS' LOYALTY LUMPUR, Wed. Picture shows the principal of the Kuala Lumpur Methodist Afternoon School browsing through one of the books presented to him earlier by the President of the MASOBA, Mr. Chew Keng Wai (left) after a simple presentation ceremony at the association's premises at 12C Jalan Beremi.
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      Lock icon KLALA LUMPUR, Wed. — The Chief of the Armed Forces Staff, General Tunku Osman bin Tunku Mohd. Jewa, made the first contribution to the Poppy Day Fund yesterday. Picture shows the General putting a $100 cheque into a collection box. On his left is Puan Sri Zaharah, wife of the Chief of the General Staff.
      54 4 KLALA LUMPUR, Wed. The Chief of the Armed Forces Staff, General Tunku Osman bin Tunku Mohd. Jewa, made the first contribution to the Poppy Day Fund yesterday. Picture shows the General putting a $100 cheque into a collection box. On his left is Puan Sri Zaharah, wife of the Chief
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      Lock icon Prof. Aziz suggests national body for Malaysia's coop movement
      441 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. There is an urgent need for a national body to "gear up'' the cooperative movement in Malaysia. Professor Ungku Abdul Aziz, Head of Economics Department, University of Malaya, said today. Speaking to a Rotary lunch here, he said
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      Lock icon LAUNCHING DELAYED
      62 4 CAPE KENNEDY. Florida. Wed. The launching of Gemini 12 Astronauts James A, Lovell, Jr., and Edwin E. Aldrin has been delayed one day. The 24-hour postponement was caused by a faulty auto pilot system in the Titan rocket that is to boost the men into space. Their take
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      Lock icon WHAT the Germans call a prison wall is described by the Soviet Zone regime in East Berlin as a "modern frontier". As is the case here on the Stallschreiberstrasse between the Friedrich and Prinzenstrasse sector crossing points in Berlin, the frontier barr cades are at present being made higher and extended by the Communists in many parts of the city.
      60 4 WHAT the Germans call a prison wall is described by the Soviet Zone regime in East Berlin as a "modern frontier". As is the case here on the Stallschreiberstrasse between the Friedrich and Prinzenstrasse sector crossing points in Berlin, the frontier barr cades are at present being made higher and
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      Lock icon Straits Times advised on voluntary undertaking
      410 5  -  Bv ST HAIMI BIDIN SINGAPORE, Wed. a HE Straits Times Press (M) Ltd. was today advised not to break a voluntary undertaking iven in the Industrial Arbitration Court here. The advice came from the court's president, Mr. Lan Boon (liiang, at the continued hearing
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      Lock icon YWCA's Ideal Home Exhibition to raise funds for hospital
      643 5  -  Bv MADELEINE NATHAN SINGAPORE, Wed. Puan Noor Aishah, wife of the President of Singapore, today spoke about the role of Young Women's Christian Association hostels throughout the world. Speaking at the opening of the Ideal Home Exhibition at Victoria Memorial Hall
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      Lock icon FAG stall-holders appeal to Health Minister
      430 5 SINGAPORE, Wed. The Minister for Health has been asked to allow cigarette stall holders here, who are non-citi-zens. to continue their business as usual. Tne protem chairman of Si ngapore Cigarette Stallholders' Association, Enche tV Mohd Sultan, stated It? 1 s »n his letter
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      Lock icon Social graces, personal charm
      142 5 SINGAPORE, Wed. '•The Adult Education 1 taard will organise another course on "Social < traces and Personal to be conducted I >y Mrs. Amy Wee, a 1 >eautician. The course is designed to help the ladies to cultivate a "more attractive and confl dent personality." Students
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      Lock icon Qantas' display of local culture
      95 5 SINGAPORE, Wed.— Qantas Airline today opened its Corroboree Room display in Bras Basah Road to celebrate Tourist Week in Singapore. Mr. G. Fiske, District Sales Manager of the airline, said that the display was In the form of local culture complete with attap houses and
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      Lock icon Goh shot in left thigh
      56 5 BINGAPORE. Wed. A Reserve Unit constable. Anthony Goh, today accidentally shot himself in the left thigh at Jalan Aman. off St. Michael's Estate, when he tried to remove his revolver from the holster. He was on anti-crwne patrol when the accident occurred. He was treated
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      Lock icon MAL's 1st night tourist fares for S'pore, KL
      209 5 SINGAPORE, Wed. Malaysian Airways will offer their first night tourist fares with the introduction of night tourist services between Singapore and Kuala Lumpur. Malaysian Airways will operate six flights weekly as from Dec. 1 to Inaugurate the service in their F. 27
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      Lock icon A WIFE FOR RAF CPL
      93 5 SINGAPORE. Wed. Cpl. Kelly, of the R.A.F.. and Miss Angela Newell were married recently at the Roman Catholic Church at the R.A.F. station here. Cpl. Kelly joined the R.A.F. in 1961 and Miss Newell is a registered Nurse at London's Charing Cross Hospital. The couple
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      Lock icon S'pore mart for cars improving
      186 5 SINGAPORE. Wed. The Director of DaimlerBenz Aktiengesellschaft of West Germany, Mr. E. Herzog, said today the Singapore market for cars was improving greatly. Speaking to newsmen today at the Goodwood Hotel here, he said there was also an apparent increase of demand for Mercedes-Benz cars
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      Lock icon Death rate on road increases
      119 5 SINGAPORE, Wed. There were 208 deaths on the road during the first 10 months 20 more than for the same period last year. In a statement issued yesterday, the Police said: 4 The total number of road accidents in the first 10 months of 1966
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      Lock icon KINABALU ASSAULT BY SIX NAVAL MEN
      156 5 SINGAPORE. Wed A six-man team from the Far East Fleet in Singapore will climb Mount Kinabalu in Sabah (13,544 feet), the highest Dealt in South-East Asia, later this month. The team comprises two officers Sub-Lt. Don Elliot and Lt. Bob Pape both of the
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      Lock icon Emblem design contest
      73 5 SINGAPORE, Wed.— The Singapore Family Planning and Population Board Emblem Design Contest will close on Dec. 5. The first prize for this contest is $5OO and there will be 10 consolation prizes of $5O each. More than 200 entry forms have been issued so far. These forms
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      49 5 STORE DIARY 10.00 a.m. to 10.00 p.m. Vitv toria Memorial Hall, Empress Place: "Ideal Home Exhibition." 7.30 p.m. Free film shows by the Ministry of Culture: Hwa Kwang Public School, 12$ m.s., Sembawang Road; Jalan Ladang Chinese Kampong; Lim Kam Tian, Chinese temple, and Sin Hwa School, Mandai TekOng.
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      Lock icon Vietnam war will not lead to a third world war
      394 6 MADRID, Wed. (UPI) JAPANESE Foreign Minister, Mr. Etsusaburo Shiina predicted last night the Vietnam war would not lead to a third world war. Mr. Shiina's statement was made in reply to a question as to whether he agreed with many
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      Lock icon George: I'm willing to fight in Vietnam
      169 6 MUNICH. Germany, Wed. (UPI) Actor George Hamilton took his preinductlon physical examination at the U.B. Army's McGraw Barracks yesterday. He said he would be willing to fight in Vietnam if he is drafted. The 27-year-old actor, who has been the favourite escort of
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      Lock icon New envoy
      35 6 RIO DE JANEIRO, Wed. (UPI). The Foreign Ministry announced yesterday the appointment of Leonardo Eulalio Do Nascimento E. Silva as Ambassador to Thailand. He will hold the concurrent post of Ambassador to Malaysia.
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      Lock icon FREAK STORM HITS CAIRO
      115 6 CAIRO. Wed (UPI) A freak electric storm hit Cairo yesterday, shortclrcuiting power lines, cutting telephone communications and forcing diversion of planes from Cairo Airport. At least one person was reported killed The storm lasted 15 ninutes and was preceded by heavy hail which pounded the city
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      Lock icon CASH AID FOR FLOOD VICTIMS
      89 6 ROME. Wed. <AP> —The Italian government, in an emergency session over economic loss from Italy's worst floods ever, approved early today a crash programme Including immediate aid of $74.8 million and a planned gasoline tax increase. Premier Aldo Moro and his Cabinet met for 11
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      Lock icon Comedian in hospital
      64 6 LAS VEGAS, Nevada Wed. (UPI) Joe E. Lewis, the comedian, was admitted to a hospital on Monday night suffering from what doctors called "fatigue and a long-stand-ing diabetic condition." The 64-year-old night club entertainer complained of "not feeling well" on Monday evening. Lewis' condition was described as
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      Lock icon Viet war no danger to world peace
      140 6 WARSAW. Wed. (UPI) Two members of the International Control Commission for Vietnam. Canada and Poland, yesterday issued a joint statement denouncing the Vietnam war as a "danger to world peace." The communique, issued by Canadian External Affairs Minister Mr. Paul Martin and Polish
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      Lock icon LBJ signs act to keep inflation down
      110 6 JOHNSON CITY, Texas, Wed. (AP) President Johnson yesterday signed an act designed to help kept Inflation down by withdrawing some tax inducements to business spending. The act suspends tax code provisions that have allowed businesses to subtract from their taxes 7 Per cent
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      Lock icon Courtesy call
      40 6 LONDON. Wed (UPI). A China-Cambodia Friendship Delegation visited Queen Sisowath Monivong Kossamak Nearirat on Monday and presented her with friendship messages from Chinese Premier Chou EnLai and Vice Premier Chen Yi, the New China News Agency reported yesterday.
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      Lock icon Erhard offers to resign
      56 6 West German Chancellor Ludwig Erhard (foreground right) is surrounded by newsmen as he leaves after a meeting of Christian Democratic Parliaments executives in Bonn recently. West German Chancellor Erhard replying to newsmen, offered to resign if no other way could be found of restoring his Christian
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      Lock icon Romulo meets Tamayo for talks
      108 6 MADRID. Wed. (UPI) Philippines secretary of Education Gen. Carlos Romulo yesterday met with his Spanish counterpart, Mr. Manuel Lora Tamayo, for two hours to diScuss means of increasing cultural ties between their nations. Mr. Romulo. one-time President of the United Nations General Assembly, arrived here
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      Lock icon MAN ARRESTED IN BAR
      103 6 WASHINGTON, Wed. (UPI). —The FBI said today that accused robber Donald Rogers Smelley. 36. one of its "ten most wanted fugitives,** had been captured at a bar in Hollywood, California. Smelley, who the FBI said had been using the name "Tommy Lee Marco." was unarmed when
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      Lock icon Appeal for 3 soldiers denied
      170 6 FT. MEADE, Wed (UPI) Three sold-l lers who refused orders report for duty in Vietna rn were denied an appeal <»i Monday by the Officer of the U.S First Army. The three are being he til here and will be transferred 1 to the Army
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      Lock icon Swart plans to retire
      62 6 PRETORIA. Wed (UPI >' South African Preside* ilt Charles Swart. 71. plans to retire from office next Majr. it was announced on Monday night. Mr. Swart has been in office since May 31, 196.1 L His term does not expil e until 1968. but Prime Mirt
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      Lock icon Committee meet
      34 6 LONDON, Wed. (UPI). Minister of Overseas De\«i*lopments. Mr. Arthur B(*tomley will attend the Cji >- lombo Plan -e Committee meeting in Kari chi from Nov. 14 to Dec. 1 it was announced yesterdaj
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      Lock icon TRIBUNAL ADJOURNED
      78 6 MERTHYR TYDFIIU Wales, Wed. (UPI) TlHii Blue Ribbon Tribunal s«a;* up to probe the Aberiai i slaghcap disaster that kill j ed 144 persons, most gfl them schoolchildren, ad-l journed today for three weeks after an opening I. statement by Lord Just.e* Edmund Davies. Justice Davies said, "every
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      Lock icon Espionage charges against 2 men
      127 6 MILAN. Italy, Wed. (UPI). A prosecutor yesterday filed formal charges of espionage against a Hungarian trade representative and an Italian citizen arrested by counter intelligence agents last Friday, Security men seized Ferenc B u d a i. an official of the Hungarian Commercial Bureau in
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      Lock icon 'Kennedy most impressive personality,' says former Premier Lemass
      268 6 DUBLIN*, Wed. (UPI> Premier Sean F. Lemass bowed out of 50 years of pubiiic life last nighf; as excitement mounted throughout the nation about selection of his successor^. In a f?irewell news conference on the eve of his* formal resignation as Premier,
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      Lock icon SUITCASE CONTAINED NATO DOCUMENTS
      156 6 FRANKFURT, Germany, Wed. (UPI) Federal Security Police confirmed yesterday a suitcase found floating in Frankfurt's main river contained classified North Atlantic Treaty 43rganisation documents. The documents which apparently were entrusted to a Turkish Army Officer, comprised a report on the recent NATO manoeuvre 'Tallex 66" according
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      144 6 RABAT (Morocco), Wed. (AFP) Mr. Averell Harriman. President Johnson's roving ambassador, arrived here this evening from London in a U.S. Air Force Boeing. He was met at the airport bv Mr. Ahmed Balafrej, Minister representing King Hassan 11, Mr. Abhelhadi Boutalele Minister for Justice and Minister for
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      130 6 UNITED NATIONS. Wed. (UPI) Yemen yesterday accused Britain of "aggressive acts" against its territory. Yemen Ambassador Dr. Adnan Tarcici said British forces in "occupied South Yemen" had attacked the school of Kaatabah on Ort. 30, killing eight children and wounding eight others. "The aggressors," the
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      81 6 PARIS. Wed. (AFP). A French campaign to raise money in support of "The Vietnam People" and against United States intervention has so far collected 200 i>no Francs, $40,000 officials of the "movement for a thousand million for Vietnam said here today. The movement said thousands of
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      79 6 HEM E L HEMPS I i-AD. England, Wed. (UPI).— Four brothers aged 7 to 16. found dead in their K beds here yesterday. A post mortem is to conducted, police said- doctor could not fine an apparent cause f° r deaths. 4i The brothers. Kenneth. Michael,
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      547 7 WASHINGTON, Wed. (AP) The three negotiators named to determine the Western troop levels required in Europe to maintain an adequate deterrent, and who should pay for what forces, will meet here today and tomorrow. But final answers to the sensitive questions being
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      100 7 LONDON. Wed. (AP) Britain's Postmaster General yesterday pledged to scuttle the radio pirates who send pop music and commercials frcm offshore bases. The "pirates" must go and they will go. Morally, politically and socially this is the right thing to do," said Postmaster General A*- Edward
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      144 7 CARACAS. Wed. (AP) Japan has offered Venezuela technical assistance In the field of petrol-chemicals, the Japanese Embassy said yesterday. Ambassador Toshio Mitsudo offered this help officially at a ceremony marking the expansion work on the refinery of the stateowned Venezuelan Petroleum Corporation (CVP). A Japanese
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      60 7 KARACHI, Pakistan, Wed. (AP) Pakistan and North Korea yesterday signed a trade agreement after weeklong negotiations between the government and a North Korean delegation led by Vice Premier Li Joo Yun, Under the agreement North Korea will export pig iron, non-ferrous metal, chemical fertilizer, dyes and chemicals.
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      165 7 I YOU WILL ALWAYS be on time at the office if you take your time from this sun-dial. It not only looks I attractive and modern, it is also accurate to the second. Admittedly, the sun, which does not shine every day in L.urope. :s
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      181 7 MONTEVIDEO, Wed. (AP) The Uruguayan government yesterday gave the entire East German commercial mission 10 days to leave the country or be thrown out by the police, as part of its campaign to weed out Eastern European bloc "diplomatic infiltration". Four members of the commercial section
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      68 7 DAKAR SENEGAL. Wed. (AP) President Sekou Toure of Guinea has ordered all American Peace Corps personnel to leave Guinea within a week, according to a broadcast from Radio Conakry, capital of Guinea, heard here last night. The President also has decided to revoke the
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      115 7 UNITED NATIONS, Wed. (AFP) African delegations at the United Nations are close to agreement on an African nominee for the post of U.N. Secretary General if U Thant resigns as announced at the end of this year, according to persistent rumours in U.N. circles. The potential
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      64 7 LONDON. Wed. (AFP). Every man. woman and child in Britain downs an average five and a half cups of tea a day, said the chairman of a major tea firm here yesterday. In a dampening annual report to shareholders, the chairman said the country was evidently just
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      221 7 WORKERSCOLOGNE, Germany, Wed. (AP) A poll conducted among Turkish workers in Germany indicates most are satisfied with their pay and relations with German fellow workers, but that many lament housing conditions and lack of contact with Germans in their free time. The West German
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      220 7 VATICAN CITY. Wed. (AP) The Vatican announced yesterday that Pope Paul had given orders for the Roman Catholic Church to work with Protestants. Anglicans and Orthodox to produce a common bible for all Christians. The announcement said the Pope, in implementing a decision on common
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      342 7 NEW YORK. Wed. (AP) One of the most fascinating detective stories of the year has spiced business news of late. It involves an alleged international plot to blow up a bridge needed to transport copper from the landlocked African nation of Zambia, and
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      163 7 NEW ORLEANS. Wed. (AP) Police yesterday began trying to trace the tools left behind by a crew of expert thieves who took over US $500,000 in diamonds from a mid-city jewellery store. Mr. Lawrence Cassanova. chief of detectives, said it was hoped that tracing
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      210 7 UNITED NATIONS, Wed. Ceylon has told the United Nations that many countries hold well-found-ed fears that Germany will become an N-power "indirectly". This fear was a major obstacle to any non-proliferation treaty. Mr. G.G. Ponnamblam, the permanent representative of Ceylon, told the
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      113 7 ROME, (AFP). The Italian government today earmarked a first instalment of U551,600,000 for the restoration of public buildings and railways devastated in the current floods here. The announcement was made by Budget Minister Giovanni Pieraccini after a ten-hour cabinet session to discuss emergency measures. The
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      43 7 PRETORIA, South Africa. Wed. (AP) Assassinated Prime Minister Hendrick Verwoerd left an estate of 166,900 rands (U.S. $232,400) according to the final accounts lodged with the Supreme Court here yesterday. His widow. Mrs. Betsy Verwoerd, was named the sole beneficiary.
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      158 7 LONDON, Wed. (AFP) Chief Justice Sir Edmund Davies opened preliminary inquiry into the Oct. 21 Aberfan slag-heap disaster today at Merthyr Tydfil, near Aberfan, amid signs of persisting anger and distrust among people of the disaster area. A total of 144 persons, 116 of them children,
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      60 6 UK C L lie IVithin the sccret projection chamber at UNCLE HEADQUARTERS STARTLING FILMS ARE SHOWN BY CHIEF ALEXANDER WAV6RLV.' ANP AS napoleon solo observes, he can hardly KNOW THAT H6 HiMSELF WILL FALL TRAGIC VICTIM TO THE AWESOME WEAPON THAT WILL SOON TEMPT THRUSH AMP TRIGGER... Like mmstim6 awe**
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    388 8 AFTER a long wait the Penang University College will become a reality next year. It will start with Faculties in Science and Architecture, and in 1968 the Faculty of Law will be included. It has been the long cherished ambition of Penangites to have such a college because
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    341 8 Commissioner of the Federal Capital, Tuan Haji Ismail bin Panjang Arts, has outlined the plans for a Greater Kuala Lumpur. Land is getting scarce so Kuala Lumpur has to expand outwards as it is now happening. Within the Municipal limits are several squatter areas which occupy many
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      491 8  -  BALA S. MANIAM. President democratic Socialist Club University of Singapore. I WOULD LIKE to refer to the article which appeared under the heading "DSC must make up its own mind" and signed by 'Parent'. It is surprising that •Parent' should say that the D.S.C. has
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      506 8  -  K. RAJAH Seremban. IN A RECENT address at the University of Malaya it was stated that the cultural goods of society are represented by its sciences, its arts, its techniques, its religions, its customs, its moral and legal codes, its social forms, its
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      409 8  -  S. R. Singapore. BY PENNING this letter I am sure I am voicing similar thoughts of the thousands of our unemployed educated youths (especially the girls) and of their parents who will undoubtedly support me for I am a parent myself and therefore well qualified to
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      240 8  -  C. H. YIN Ipoh. END of the year is fast approaching and parents of school go'.ng children are faced with the problem of having to find the necessary money to buy books for them. The situation is terrible for those parents who have many
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      167 8 THE anti-secret soe'ety branch and particularly Inspector Chew Choon Tet, the officer-in-charre, must be congratulated for the good job done in the Sitiawan district in their war against gangsterism in that area. Of late the gangsters have become bold and the people were afraid to report to
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      880 8 A FRIEND of mine recently wrote to the Registrar of the University of Singapore concerning his intention to join the university. The reply he received was a severe blow to his ambitions. "With reference to your letter dated began the Assistant Registrar. 44
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      449 8  -  E. V. SINGH AM MOHD. ASHEEF S. RAMASAMY NG KOE EEE Kota Bharu. I WISH to refer to the letter written by Mr. Tan Lee leng on the granting of parity for D.T.C. teachers with S.C./F.M.C. and regret very much the attacks launched by
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      300 8  -  SALLEH GHANI. Secretary, Filem Producer Malaysia Bersatu. Kuala Lumpur IN REPLY to your editorial of the 25th ultimo referring to the local film industry is in a moribund state and that there is a dearth of local script wrf'ers, producers, actors and act! esses, I
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      307 9 SINGAPORE. Wed.— November first grade rubber buyers f.o.b. closed at 5 p.m. in Singapore and Kuala Lumpur today at 63* cents o er lb., down J cts. from previous close. The tone was quiet after easier. The market opened lower in unison with London
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      75 9 SINGAPORE, Wed. Association of Banks in Malaysia made the following changes in its rates to merchants today were: CANADA: Buying T.T. 3 r 3/8; Airmail O.D. 35-1/2; 9 d/st. 36-1/16 credit b- Is; 36-1/8 trade bills. "EW YORK; Buying T.T. 3--11/16; Airmail O.D. 3213/16; 90 d/st. 33-3/8 cr?dit
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      222 9 T ONDON, Wed. (AFP) Several British newspapers today urged Prime Minister, Mr. Harold Wilson to reach an early decision on Britain's entry into the Common Market, warning that time was "running out". The Conservative Dally Mail commented: "There Is not much
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      Lock icon Fitzpatrick profits $440,042
      232 9 SINGAPORE, Wed. Fitzpatrick Food Supplies (Far East) Limited's accounts for the year ended June 30, 1966, showed a trading profit before taxation of $440,042 compared with $466,499 for the previous year. This was stated 3by the chairman, Mr. Yong PungHow, in a report for tie 16th annual
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      811 9 ARRIVALS IN SINGAPORE Time 8.20 a.m. Airline MAL 019 from Kuala Lumpur. Time 9.30 a m Airline MAL 181 rrom Kuala Lumpur. Time 10.30 a.m. Airline MAL 451 from Kuching. Time 10.53 a.m. Airline MAL 005 rom Penung. Ipoh. Kuala Lumpur. Malacca. Time 12.30 p.m. Airline
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      188 9 SINGAPORE, Wed. j Mr. John E.G. Hoyer, General Manager of S.A.S. in *Singapore. Malaysia and Brunei disclosed today 'that the Scandinavian Airlines traffic for the 1965-66 financial year has increased by six per cent to< 41P million revenue ton-kilo-metres. He said that the
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      133 9 TOKYO, Wed. (UPI) Japanese automotive maker Isuzu Motors is planning to build an assembly plant in Canada next year with the help of its Canadian sales firm, the Canadian Motors Industry Holding Company. The Nikkan Kogyo newspaper said the plant to be established
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      103 9 WASHINGTON, Wed. CAP)—The Commerce Department has denied indefinitely U.S. export privileges to the Scientific Bupply Company (Malaysia) Ltd. of Kuala Lumpur. Malaysia. The Department's Bureau of International Commerce said yesterday the action was taken because of the close relationship of the firm to C.J. Rawlins and
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      128 9 HONO KONG, Wed. (UPI) The leader of Hong Kong's delegation to the first Asian International Trade Fair in Bangkok. Sir 81k-Nin Chau. leaves for the Thai capital next Tuesday. Sir Bik-Nin. Chairman of the Hong Kong Trade Development Council, will be accompanied by his wife.
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      70 9 TOKYO. Wed. (AP)—The Japan Electrical Industries Association reports that as of July 1* 1966. 76.4 per cent of Japanese households owned television sets (up 1.9 per cent over the corresponding period the year before). Other appliances and percental* increase: washing machines 65.8 per cent (up
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      16 9 SINGAPORE. Wed The tin rice for today was $607.75 per picul up 50 cants.
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      1480 9 SINGAPORE, Wed. Trading was quite active. Falls were in excess than rises. Most leading counters in the industrial section fell sharply except Dunlop vr ?h rose to $2.64 at one stage and slipped back to S2.GO. Again selling pressure brought Gammon to the lowest
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      26 9 Flrat Malayan 2.11 ».2l Second Malax an 1.50 1.60 Third Malayan XD l.ftfi I.IT Malay Man Commerce 86 .H7 Mai Savinc* road 1.26 1.36
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      582 9 LONDON, Wed. Redifon Limited Communications Division have developed a new 100 watt p.e.p. HF SSB transmitter-receiver, type GR. 410T, specifically to meet the needs of military and other security forces for maximum frequency flexibility at an economic price. It provides a half-way
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      111 9 SINGAPORE. Wed. Singapore C hinese Produce Exchange noon price- today were. Coconut oil (FOB) Bulk Sept 42.00 42.00 Coconut oil (FOB) Drums Sept 44.00 44.00 Sugar(Java)exgodown 25.25 25.25 Nutme-s 110s 495.00 495.00 Nut mess B W 235.00 235.00 Garbled Kampong Black Pepper (FOB) 125.00 125.00 Pepper Klack Special «»ara-
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      160 9 TOKYO, Japan, Wed. Japan has become the third largest synthetic resin manufacturer In the world, next to United States and West Germany, with an unsurpassed progress in the industry. Japanese production of resin in 19 6 5 totalled 1.601.000 tons, marking a 16 foid increase in the
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      52 9 WASHINGTON, Wed. CAP). —The U.S. government sold 45 tons of surplus stockpile tin yesterday, 35 tc.s of grade A at 1 54 U.S. dollars a pound, five tons of grade B at 1.525 U.S. dollars a pound and five tons of grade C at 1.52 U.S. do lars
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      116 9 SINGAPORE SINGAPORE, Wed. The following ships are expected in port today. Godowns Vessels. 1/2 Bergensfjord. 3/4 Mataram. 5 Twinfox. 6/7 Jan Matejko. 8/9 Manoloeverett. 10/11 Atreus. 13/14 Robert Maersk. 15/16 Annenkerk. 18 Ha'.ldor. 19 Mikuni Maru. 21 '22 Rajah Brooke. 23/24 New Teh Hu. 25/26 Star 27/28 Tjiliwons.
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    1141 10 COMMISSIONER PRESENTS 1967 DRAFI BUDGET KUALA LUMPUR, Wed.—The Municipal At inistration is aware that in a fast-grow-in town such as the Federal capital the expenditure necessary to cope with the expansion and increased cost of services and increasing locn charges tends to rise faster
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    63 10 SINGAPORE, Wed. Choosing a cheongsam requires expert advice, and Private Bob Longobard, of Anzac Village, Hammondville, New South Wales, was lucky in having an expert on hand. While on leave from the Ist Australian Task Force in Vietnam. Private Longobard did some Christmas buying in Singapore's dutyfree
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    231 10 JESSELTON. Wed. Patrick Goh, 26. was convicted and fined $2OO by the magistrate on two charges of having sent obscene articles to one John Lanjangah. He was arrested as a result of investigation carried out by the police after having received a report
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    51 10 SINGAPORE. Wed. —The Singapore Teachers' Organisations will hold a "Malam Wibawa Singapura" at the Victoria Theatre on Nov. 25 at 7 p.m. This is in conjunction with the holding of the Third Asian Leadership Training Seminar of the World Confederation of Organisations of the teaching profession in
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    100 10 SINGAPORE. Wed. Singapore's "Miss Suzuki-A-Go-Go'* now on a week's sightseeing tour of Japan was today shown the sights of Kyoto. She is 19-year old Theresa Seet. who won this trip at a beauty and dance competition held here last month. She will return to Singapore
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    126 10 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. The Government has asked the United Nations Special Fund to send a survey team here to examine the feasibility of establishine a port on the East Coast. This was announced by the Deputy Prime Minister. Tun Abdul Razak. after the weekly Cabinet
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    76 10 SINGAPORE. Wed. A dinner will be held at the Great Shanghai Restaurant, Armenian Street, on Saturday at 7.30 p.m. to conclude Swiss Watch Week. The visiting president of the Swiss Federation of Watch Manufacturers, Mr. Gerard Bauer, who is specially here for the closing day of
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    52 10 PENANG. Wed —The Minister of Agriculture and Co-Operatives. Haji Mohd. Ghazali bin Haji Jawi. will hand over a cheque for $1.7 million to the Province Wellesley Co-Operative Banking Union as a loan for their Bertam Estate scheme on Friday morning at the religious school, Tu'l Muarif AlWataniah,
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    44 10 MALACCA, Wed. Malacca which has 12 banks two of which only opened this year is to have another bank soon. It is understood that premises has been found at Wolferston Road at K>e Lee Wan Banking Corporation for a branch here.
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    309 10 JESSELTON, Wed—At an impressive ceremony the Minister for Sabah Affairs and Civil Defence, Tun Datu Mustapha bin Datu Harun, yesterday officially declared open a three-day course in Jesselton for adult education supervisors in the State. The course, organised by the State Adult Education Authority, is
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    200 10 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. The 552 million International Airport at Subang, 15 miles from the capital, today took on the looks of an unkempt and uncared-for giant fairground. The reason is that all 28 workers 12 girls and 16 men—contracted to do the daily cleaning and sweeping up
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    72 10 JESSELTON. Wed—The Office of the Elections Commission in Jesselton has received a total of 434 claims during the period of display of the Parliamentary and State Electoral rolls. This was disclosed by the Supervisor of Elections, Mr. Sidhu. He said most of the claims referred to
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    76 10 I SINGAPORE, Wed. Pretty Miss Elaine Song. tft. has been chosen Miss EAC Lines for the forthcoming ferryboats floats parade at the Esplanade waterfront in connection with the Singapore Tourist Week Re-g-atta on Sunday, Nov. 13. The floats parade is organised by the Slglap Community Centre.
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    217 10 TAIPING, Wed. Five former active members of the Red Tiger Secret Society here, including a leader, have been put under restricted residence for three years each in various parts of the State. They are Siva, 29. the lender. (Batu Gajah), Newtail, 32, (Ipoh), Gurusamy,
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    87 10 JES SELTON, Wed. Sabah's Chief Minister, Mr. Peter Lo Su Yin left here by adr today with the Minister for Communications and Works. Dato Khoo Siak. Chew for a two-week visit to Japan as guests of the Japanese Government. Mr. Lo told newsmen shortAy before
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    50 10 MALACCA, Wed. Mohamad Abdul Rahman was today sentenced to three years' jail by the High Court after he was found guilty on a lesser charge of causing hurt to Koo Swee Guat on March 3. Moh-amed Abdul Rahman was originally charged with the of Koo.
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    169 10 HITCHING, Wed—The 3rd Battalion, Royal Malay Regiment, will long be remembered by at lea-st 30 young Malaysians in the Bau District, First Division. This morning, the Battalion's Qommandingj Officer. Lt. Col. Mahmud bin Mohamed Yusoff, handed back to their school. Jagoi District Council School,
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    139 10 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. Two tons of dried milk, two tons of children's clothing and a ton and half of blankets left London by air on Monday for flood-stricken Italy. They were sent by tne "Save the Children Fund", whose Director of Overseas Relief. Lt. Col.
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      903 11  -  CONFIDENT LIVING By NORMAN VINCENT TEALE There is a Swedish proverb which goes something like this: Fear less, hope more; Eat less, chew more; whine less, breathe more; Talk less, say more; Hate less, love more; And oil good things will be yours. Notice
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      988 11  -  By Walter Froehlich U.S. Science Writer The four-day Gemini 12 flight the last in the Project Gemini series of twoman x flights promises to become one of the most exciting and profitable ventures to date in the U.S. manned space flight
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      551 11 Whats on in today's Radio and Television TV MALAYSIA CHANNEL 5 Kuala Lumpur and Penan6 Ipob and Malacca; 3 and 10 Johore Bahru; 4 Taiping; 7 Batn Pahat; 9 Kluang. P.M. 5.45 Opening Annct. Prog. Summary; 5.50 News in the National Language; 5.55 National Songs; 6.00 News in Tamil; 6.10
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    211 12 MANILA. Wed. (AFP). Cigarette smuggling, which costs the Philippine Government an annual revenue loss of about US$2OO million, is mainly directed and organised by Communist Chinese principals, which derives an annual take of US$5OO million for Pekin. the "Manila Chronicle" said today. The Chronicle
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    36 12 FLORENCE Italy, Wed.- Thi s is the square in front of the Basilica Santa Croce with many cars stranded in the mud after flood waters of the Arno river receded in Florence last Saturday. AP Photo.
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    271 12 LONDON, V.eJ. (AP). The British government last night it wiU not use force to bring down Rhodesia's rebel White government. Commonwealth secretary Mr. Herbert Bowden, under f>ressure from labour legisators to take a tougher line with the breakaway Central African colony, said the
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    139 12 ROME. Wed. (APV A government undersecretary last night rejected in parliament a recommendation by a deputy to halt what he called an "invasion" of Japanese movies in the Italian market. Mr. Agostino Greggi. a Christian Democrat deputy, submitted a written interrogation describing Japanese films as remarkable only
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    134 12 ADDIS ABABA, Wed. (AFP) African heads of state and government today adopted a resolution describing South African administration of South West Africa as an "Illegal military occupation of a brother country." The leaders at the Organisation of African Unity summit conference urged the OAU's "Liberation
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    84 12 UNITED NATIONS. New York. Wed. (AFP) U Th ant's former political mentor, former Burmese premier U Nu. has asked him to accept a second term as United Nations Secretary General, the secretariat disclosed here yesterday. U Nu, recently freed from prison by the
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    95 12 KARACHI. Wed. (AP) President Ayub Khan, of Pakistan, will pay a fourday State visit to Jordan later this month where he hopes to expand mutual trade between the two countries, according to an official statement issued in Rawalpindi last night. The President will arrive in Jordan
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    121 12 BONN, Wed. It has long and justly been called the "Gayest Lane in the World." The "Drosselgasse" in Rudesheim on the Rhine. Nearly three million winehappy visitors from the Fe- deral Republic of Germany and nearly all countries in the world stroll down the narrow
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    119 12 MANILA. Wed. (AFP) The Philippine Congress yeserday was urged to make the sentence the maximum penalty for Filipino nationals convicted of aiding or whetting the illegal entry of foreign nationals here. In a testimony before the Committee on Immigration at the House of Representatives, Major-General
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    472 13  -  SL ALBERT JOHNSON SINGAPORE, Wed. Singapore's national soccer team to Bangkok will have its first pre-Asian Games "test" when they clash with Joint Services in the annual "Poppy Day" charity soccer match to be played at Jalan Besar stadium on Sunday, November 13.
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    233 13 SINGAPORE, Wed. Joint Services F.A. have made the final selection of the team for a series of matches in Hong Kong this month. The chairman of the JSPA Lt/Col G.W. Shaw, said the amendments to the earlier line-up was necessary due to non-availability of
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    104 13 BONNHVILLE S ALT FLATS, Utah. Wed. (AFP) American driver Art Arfons will probably be forced to postpone his attempt on the world land speed record for several days by bad weather in the area of the Great Salt Lake. His attempts here were due to
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    306 13 SINGAPORE, Wed. Port Authority Recreation Club "Pirates" captured the class one (men) title when they emerged champions in the Singapore Softball Association league this season. The "Pirates" have won 15 out of their 16 matches and have only lost one game. The run-ner-up
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    75 13 MALACCA, Wed. The No. 55 Area Workshops RE M E from Singapore emerged the winner's in the annual Far East Land Forces sailing championships held off Terendak Camp 14 miles from Malacca town. The four-days sailing championships was open to champion Army Units from Hong
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    176 13 TOKYO, Wed. (UPI) Ben Arda and Luis Silverio of the Philippines hoped today that the prevailing unseasnnal warm weather would continue for the Canada Cup competition opening tomorrow at the 6,902yard par-72 Tokyo Yomiuri Country Club course. Arda and Silverio said they would suffer in
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    92 13 HONG KONG, W e d. (AFP) —Hong Kong will bt the venue for the Central Zone of the Fourth Asian Cup soccer tournament next year. The Hong Kong Football Association announced today that it had decided to accept the invitation to stage the
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    53 13 TOKYO. Wed. (AP) Japan will send a big delegation of 260 athletes and 44 officials to be entered in all 14 events at the Fifth Asian Games scheduled in Bangkok on Dec. 9-20 The selection of the delegation was completed yesterday with the naming of
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    34 13 MALACCA. Wed. The annual Fraser Neave Cup golf championships will be held in conjuction with the annual Malacca Club competition at the Ayer Keroh Country Club on November 11 and 12.
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    1054 13  -  By M. T. LINGAM KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Malaysian racing cyclists will never make the "grade" in international games unless And until the Olympic Council of Malaysia or the Government takes an interest In them and provides t hem with facilities, equipment and
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    70 13 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. The Chairman, of the MAAU, Johore State Committee Mr. O. 8. Kler has written to the Eastern Bun to say that sprinter Mazlan Hamzah HAS BEEN SELECTED and WILL RUN for Malaysia in the forthcomlnc Asian Oames. He denied a
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    276 13 SINGAPORE, Wed. Singapore's representatives who "dodge" marching practices in preparation for the opening ceremonies of the First Ganefo Games and Asian Games will "automatically" be dropped from the con- tingent. This stern ruling was indicated by the Chairman of the Singapore Olympic and Sports
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    42 13 KAMPAR, Wed. Kampar District XI beat Tapah district XI 6-1 In a trial match in preparation for the Cheng Wah Cup tournament at the town padang here today. Kampar XI meets Ipoh "B" XI In the semi-final on Bunday.
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    115 13 BANGKOK, Wed. (AFP) —The newly-built Velodrome for the cycling events of the Fifth Asian Games was opened here during the weekend for practice by Thai cyclists, the organising committee disclosed today. Vice-president of the Asian Cycling Federation Vilas Bunnag. who was present at the opening ceremony,
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    94 13 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. —The Combined Old Boys* Rugger Association. Selangor, (COBRA) have arranged two more friendly fixtures for the month of November. In the first match COBRA will meet Royal Malaysian Police in a return game on Nov. 16 at Police Depot grounds, and on the
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    40 13 SINGAPORE, Wed. The Minister for Culture and Social Affairs. Enche Othman Wok. will entertain both the contingents of the First Ganefo Games and sth Asian Games to a dinner at the Imperial Room on Nov. 15.
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    428 13 TOKYO. Wed. (AP>—Two man teams from 32 nations and regions tee off tomorrow in the 14th annual Canada Cup the Olympic Games of golf with the defending champions from South Africa. Gary Player and Harold Henning, ing to take the spotlight, from the famed
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    231 13  -  E. S. PAINE. I sincerely hope that thousands of ardeni soccer fans in the Republic, like myself. will be informed, at a subsequent date, the true, reasons for the sudden a 1 mysterious dismissal of Asia's most talented sov: er coach Mr. Choo Seng Qure. In this connection.
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    363 14 LAS VEGAS, Nevada, Wed. (AP) It's the final race the Canadian-American Cup series, but it could turn into a British-Ame-rican showdown in Auto racing. That's the Stardust Grand Prix, scheduled for Friday, Saturday and Sunday at the St v. dust International Spjsdway, which has drawn
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    57 14 SINGAPORE, Wed. The following have been +w ect< S as ffice bearers of Katong Bowling Association for 1966/67. President Dr. L.H. Tan; Vce-PreMdent Mr. Tomi Wei. Hon. Secretary Mr Jimmy Lo; Asst. Secretary Mr. Mike Tham; Treasurer Mr. Y. L. Liu. Committee; Messrs :5y ~rß allard Le
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    332 14 MELBOURNE, Australia, Wed. (UPI) Hungarian favourite Fereng Torok moved into the lead in the world modern pentathlon championships yesterday after the pistol event, the third of the series. The 31-year-old Budapest lawyer scored 978 points out of a maximum 1.000 to take fifth place
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    80 14 WASHINGTON. Wed. (AP) Kathy Kusner. an attractive 27-year-old American rider, was crowned the National riding champion of the Washington International Horse Show. Miss Kusner won the US$6,OOO jumping event that climaxed the closing night yesterday. The international riding champion was Frank Chapot, a member of the
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    348 14 SINGAPORE, Wed.—Big game fishing is the latest sports craze of airmen serving at Royal Air Force Changi, Singapore, and two of them moved into the big time league recently with catches of a 192 lbs, ten foot Grey Nurse and a 96 lbs, six
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    128 14 CARACAS, Wed. (UPI) Fifth-ranked featherweight Pedro Gomez and sixthranked Johnny Jamito of the Philippines have signed for a rematch on Nov. 28, it was announced yesterday. Gomez, a Venezuelan, defeated Jamito in a split decision at the Nuevo Circo on Friday night. The second bout
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    259 14 TOKYO, Wed. (AFP) "Hie South African Professional Golfers' Association (SFPGA > plans to invite "a number of top Japanese p.:>ers" to a series of eignt golf tournaments in South Africa scheduled to be staged early next year. Ken Elkin, President of the
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    310 14 JAKARTA. Wed. (UPI) Indonesia will send 51 athletes to the first Asia Ganefo (Games of the Newly Emerging Forces) in Phnom Penh and 98 to the Fifth Asian Games in Bangkok, the Jakarta newspaper "freedom" reported yesterday. Director General of Sports Col. Sukamoto Sajidimon
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    229 14 HOUSTON, Texas, Wed. (AFP) World heavyweight champion Cassius Clay gave his knock-about sparring partners a day off yesterday when he did not even turn up at the GYM, here. Manager Angelo Dundee explained he did not want Clay to train over much for his next
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    195 14 MEXICO CITY. Wed. (AP) An official of the World Boxing Council (WBC) says Justiano Montano of the Philippines has not been consulted about the controversial Carlos Ortiz-Ultimi-nio Ramos fight because he is no longer president of the Orient Boxing Commission (OBC). Ramon
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    61 14 BANGKOK. Wed. (AFP)— Enght countries have sent in their entries for the Tenth Far East Bridge Championship opening here on November 28. They are: The Philippines 7, Japan 7. Taiwan 7. Hong Kong 7. Indonesia 5, Malaysia 6, South Vietnam 7 and Thailand 13. The
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    286 14 BELFAST, Wed. (AFP) Just 0 Volerengen had been so out of touch in their home game, Linfield, the Irish League Cham, pions, disappointed their supporters at Windsor Park, here last night, when they were held to A 1-1 draw by the all-amateur side from Oslo. However.
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    156 14 NOTTINGHAM. Wed. (AFP) Nottinghamshire Cricket Club supporters have voted against a continuation of the 65 overs experiment on first innings of certain matches started last season. This was the result of a survey carried out by the club among a cross section of its members
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    110 14 TOKYO, Wed. (UPI) The Japan Amateur Volleyball Association announced yesterday it will host the Women's World Volleyball championships in Tokyo, next Jan. 18-29. National anthems and emblems of the participating nations will neither be sung nor displayed during the tournament, the announcement said. National
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    268 14 ADELAIDE!. Wed CAFP>' Centuries to South Australian captain. Les Favell and lefthander Ken Cunningham and a sound 62 not out by the first game batsman Greg Chappell stopped Victoria from gaining an outright win in the Sheffield Shield match which ended
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    189 14 NEW YORK. Wed. fAFP» Frank Robinson, the Baltimore Orioles star hitter. became the first baseball player to be voted "most valuable player" in both major leagues las* night when the baseball writers of America handed him the American League honour here. Robinson, whose high powered
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    221 14 KAMPAR, Wed. Twelve players have been selected by the Olympic Council of Malaysia to undergo centralised training in volleyball at Ipoh for the forthcoming Asian Games at Bangkok. The vice-president of the Perak Volleyball Association, Mr Oh Kay Chong. who disclosed this today, said
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    200 14 HAVANA, Wed. (UPI) World champion and Soviet grand master Tigran Petrosian and Mikhail Tal scored two victories yesterday morning to increase Russia's first place lead to 3.5 points in the first group of finalists at the 17th Chess Olympiad. The Russians defeated Danish grand master
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    37 14 LONDON, Wed. (AP) Alan Rudkin, former British and Empire bantamweight champion, outpointed Ghana's Bob Allotey over 10 rounds here last night in a clumsy fight that earned boos and a slow handclap from the fans.
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      60 14 TIME AND TIDE Pemns; 10.481 a.m. (7.J ft), 11.22 p.m. <8 5 ft). ("fi'ft m: a m <l4l tt 348 p m Pore Dickson: 4.21 a.m. (9.3 ft), 4.58 p.m. <8 ft). Singapore: 9.12 a.m. (8.7 ft), 9.20 p.m. <9l ft.). Sedili Kechil: ~08 a.m. <7.3 ft), 7.54 p.m. <6.9
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    1885 15  -  Day of good dividends at K. Lumpur S'gor race results B x WINDSOR LAD KUALA LUMPUR, Wod.—King's Chariot (Asuwadi) and Timah Api (R. Low) created big upsets at Kuala Lumpur this afternoon, second day of the Selangor Turf Club's November Meeting. King's Chariot put up
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    74 15 CHATHAM, New Jersey. Wed. (AFP) World lightweight boxmg champion Carlos Ortiz, of Puerto Rico, began training here yesterday for his title fight against Gabriel Flash Elorde of the Philippines at New York on Nov. 28. Madison Square Garden authorities announced yesterday that Elorde, who holds the world
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    42 15 SINGAPORE, Wed. The San Hua San Athletic Association will hold their 12th anniversary dinner on Saturday (Nov. 12) at their premises in Clyde Terrace at P m They will also celebrate the birthday of the deity, Tat Moor Chor Ter.
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    750 15 Post-mortem on Davis Cup defeat by Brazil NEW YORK, Wed. (A.F. P. fir U.P.1.) The 3-2 defeat of the United States by Brazil in their inter zone Davis Tennis Cup semifinal serves as just another nail in a coffin which was begun in 1960. For defeat
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    228 15 MELBOURNE, Wed. (AFP). With less than six weeks to the challenge round Australia yesterday started the serious part of its preparations for the Davis Cup. Koovong Stadium, Melbourne, from Dec. 26 to 28. is the venue for the challenge round but from today 6-year-old captain and
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    324 15 LONDON. Wed. (AFP) The "Daily Mail" answers today reported criticism in Pakistan that the MC.C's Undcr-25 team which will tour there in January and February is "a bunch of unknowns certain to be a financial flop". The London daily lists the averages for
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    229 15 RIO DE JANEIRO, Wed. (AP). Two Brazilian tennis players who Eliminated the U.S. team in the inter-zone Davis Cup semi-finals at Porto Alegre this week have just two things in common they were born in the same State and they love tennis. Thomas Koch.
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    459 15 TOKYO. Wed. (AFP). —A field of 72 top rs from 36 countries, including some of the world's m »st illustrious names, will vie for the coveted Canada Cup and the individual title (International Trophy) on the hilly 6,962-yard, Par-72 Yomluri Country Club
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    86 15 TOKYO. Wed. (AFP). The Japan Lawn Tennis Association yesterday nan.ed four men and three women to represent the country in the fifth Asian Game? ;n Bangkok scheduled for Dec. •-20. The four men are Davis Cuppers. They are Osa r nu Ishiguro, Koji
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    66 15 MOSCOW. Wed. (AFP) Kiev's Dynamo won the 1966 Soviet Football Cup by heating Moscow's Torpedo oy 2-0 after leading 1-0 at h*i:time in the final be <60.000 spectators at tne Lenin Stadium here yesterday. The Dynamos dominated plav for most of the final, to add the
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    43 15 NAIROBI, Wed. (AFP' The touring Pakistan n i.onal fteld hockey team oeat the Kenya Hockey Union President's XI by 2-n here last night. The Pakistanis w.ll p.ay the third of their scheduled seven Test matches agafjist Kenya here today.
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    675 16  -  By CHET DI MAURO TTNITED NATIONS, Wed. (UPI) The United States warned the United Nations yesterday that the adoption of proposed changes in a critical financial area "would constitute a major breach of faith and raise serious questions about the reliability" of
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    139 16 SAIGON, Wed. (AP) Vehicle breakdowns are never pleasant, but in Saigon they can present special hazards. 1S A column In the Englishlanguage Saigon Post took note of this todav and advised motorists to have their breakdowns in the "right place." The advice was prompted
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    128 16 RAWALPINDI, Wed. (UPI) Indonesia has objected to an appeal by the former Pakistan Foreign Minister for Indonesia to spare the life of former Foreijsm Minister, Dr. Subandrio. Sources here said yesterday Indonesia had protested to the Pakistani Embassy in Jakarta that the appeal by
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    60 16 JAKARTA, Wed. (UPI) The West Java Indonesian High School Action Front K ft PPT has again demanded that all foreign Chinese nationals-he thrown out of Indonesia, the Government News Agency Antara reported today. The students reportedly also demanded that the Indonesian Government review passports
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    376 16 fALCUTTA, Wed. (AP) According to Hindu belief the world we live in today and the comforts we enjoy are none of our making. We enjoy the fruits of our ancestors' hard work. In the eyes of the Hindu, our ancestors helped
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    208 16 AXANILA. Wed. (UPI) Preparations for the opening of the one billion dollars Asian Development Bank on Dec. 19 are in full swing in a suburban boomtown. Delegates from 31 member nations will be present at the Bank's inauguration. The United Nations Secretary General,
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    70 16 BANGKOK, Wed. (UPI) American singer, Patti Page, says she is hoping to record an album of ja z z music with Thai King Bhumibol Adulyadej. Miss Page, who is currently staying in Bangkok, said proceeds of the proposed record album would go to charity
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    36 16 TOKYO. Wed. (AP) Som# 140,000 Japanese have emigrated since the end of World War 11, bringing the total number of persons of Japanese ancestry residing permanently aboard to 1,210,000 according to a Foreign Ministry survey.
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    134 16 MANILA. Wed. (AFP) A Manila news commentator today predicted that "any day now" the Philippine Civic Action Group in Tay Ninh. South Vietnam would be involved in deep fighting "on the excuse that it is simply firing back". "It is silly to think that the
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    45 16 TOKYO, Wed. (AP) The average size of the Japanese family, currently 4.08 persons, is expected to decline to 3.11 persons by 1990, according to a Welfare Ministry survey. Japan today has 24,070,000 households. The number is expected to increase to 38,100,000 by 1990.
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    530 16  -  COMMENTS ON U.S. ELECTORAL SYSTEM By TOM HOGE TTNITED NATIONS, Wed. (AP). "America runs such a computerized democracy I don't see how the voter can have any doubt" muttered the Indian diplomat as he listened to the trim blonde girl explain ing the U.S. electoral
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    127 16 TOKYO. Wed. <AP> North Vietnamese President Ho Chi Minh has assured Cambodia's Prince Norodom Sihanouk that North Vietnam "stands always at the side of the Khmer people who are engaged in a heroic struggle against U.S. imperialism". Hanoi's Vietnam News Agency (VNA) said today. The
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    296 16 First exercise of USJapan manoeuvres in Hawaiian waters |)EARL HARBOUR, Wed. (AP). —The Japanese Maritime Self-Defence Force Detachment has started flight operations in the first exercise of U.S.Japan military manoeuvres in Hawaiian waters. The Japanese detachment begin the exercises yesterday with four-hour familiarisation flights. The flights are designed to familiarise
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    318 16 CAIGON, Wed. (UPI) The toll of Communists killed in the battle of the Vietcong granary rose to 850 today with the discovery of a tunnel of death by American infantrymen. U.S. troops, sweeping the Cambodia border area battleground after six days of fighting, this
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