Eastern Sun, 15 November 1966

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    26 1 EASTERN SUN Independent National Daily SINGAPORE EDITION Estd. 1966. Vol. 1 No. 120. Tuesday, November 15 1966. -£r MC (P) 1942 KDN 2309 Price 15 cent?
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    Lock icon Central Govt wants Sarawak in Malaysia – Tun
    412 1 Central Govt wants Sarawak in Malaysia Tun KUCHING, Mon. The Deputy Prime Minister, Tun Abdul Razak laid the Sarawak people last night that Sarawak could never stand on her own feet economically without Malaysia. Besides, the Central Government would not allow Sarawak to break away. The Central Government wa*. determined
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    Lock icon JUST A DAY LATER
    63 1 TOKYO, Mon. (UPI) An All Nippon Airways airplane carrying 41 persons returned to Osaka Airport because of mechanical problems today, only 24 hours after another All Nippon Airways plane departed the same airport, carrying 50 persons to a watery grave when it crashed at Matsuyama. in
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    Lock icon TOP MILITARY MEETING
    451 1 Discussions will have an important bearing on Indonesia's future relations with its neighbours JAKARTA, MON. (AP) INDONESIA'S TOP MILITARY men met today behind closed doors for talks on this big country's strategic position in South-east Papers presented by key military men, i considered what they called "the
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    Lock icon Police: Wife killed sleeping husband
    272 1 TRENTON, New Jersev, Mon. (AP) Police say a 36-vear-old woman killed her husband with an axe while he slept, then stuffed the torso in a trunk and abandoned it on a downtown street. The man's legs, they said, had been severed from the body and
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    Lock icon Acting President from tomorrow
    140 1 WASHINGTON. M on. Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey will serve as acting President on Wednesday while President Johnson is under the influence of anaesthesia for two operations. Pres Johnson told newsmen in Texas yesterday the surgery at Bethesda Naval Hospital here is expected to take perhaps
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    Lock icon Lovell, Aldrin try to help scientists
    268 1 SPACE CENTRE. Houston, Mon. (t'PI) Although they could not visually locate it. Astronauts James Lovell and Edwin (Buzz) Aldrin today tried to photograph a manmade cloud over the Sahara Desert to help out French scientists studying upper wind speeds. "No joy", radioed the Gemini
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    Lock icon UK celebrates Charles birthday
    167 1 LONDON, Mon. (IPI) Prince Charles, oldest son of Queen Elizabeth II and the Duke of Edinburgh, is 18 today and in effect receives the keys of the British Kingdom. From today on he could assume the throne and rule without his father acting as Regent in
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      204 1 STAND ARE YOU HAPPY? you happy? Are you able to save for your future' e v °u not wasting your money? Are you not having a v anxiety regarding your children and wife? All the above five questions will make you think. Have you ever ught of Life .Assurance as
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    Lock icon Woman seen falling into sea off Nicoll Highway
    114 2 SINGAPORE, Mon. A woman wot seen falling from the sea-wall into the sea at Nicoll Highway last night by two passers-by. The passers-by Richard Chua and Robert King, phoned the Police, who sped to the scene of the incident. They recovered a
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    Lock icon Afro-Asian Housing Confab postponed
    239 2 SINGAPORE. Mon. The Afro-Asian Housing Conference scheduled to be held here this month has been postponed to March 11, next year, it was confirmed today. According to an announcement in Cairo today, the postponement was necessary as the official verbatim translators in the Arabic-French-English languages could
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    Lock icon AGED CYCLIST KILLED
    86 2 SINGAPORE, Mon. A 59-year-old cyclist, Hun Chin Choong. was killed yesterday evening when he was knocked down by a car at the Junction of Bukit Timah Road and Kampong Java Road. Hun was thrown off his machine and sustained head injuries. H e died on arrival at
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    Lock icon Pedestrian bridge for Tiong Bahru Rd.
    183 2 SINGAPORE. Mon. Work will soon begin on the construction of an overhead pedestrian bridge to ease the flow of traffic along Tiong Bahru Road. The proposed bridge Ls estimated to cost 522.000 and will span Tion* Bahru Road at its junction with Jalan Membina.
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    Lock icon Drop in price of hens' eggs
    179 2 SINGAPORE, Mon. Housewives can now get cheaper hens' egg s in Singapore. The price for eggs has gone down by more than a dollar for every hundred during the past few weeks. Reason: The export market for Singapore hens' eggs has suffered a drastic
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    Lock icon FIVE-MAN SINGAPORE RUBBER DELEGATION FOR LAGOS
    187 2 SINGAPORE, Mon. Singapore will send a fiveman delegation to attend the 18th Assembly of the International Rubber Study Group to be held in Lagos, Nigeria, from Nov. 21-26. The delegation will be led by the Principal Assistant Secretary to the Trade Division, Ministry of
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    Lock icon WOMAN'S FATAL FALL
    53 2 SINGAPORE. Mon. —The body of a middle-aged woman was found at the bottom of a block of flats in Everton Park today. Police investigations revealed that she is Ngo Biew Ting, 44. of Jalan Ketola, who fell from the 10th floor of the building Police do not
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    Lock icon First Garuda flight to K.L. expected Nov. 19
    203 2 SINGAPORE, Mon. The first Indonesian commercial aircraft to land in Malaysia after three years of confrontation is expected to touch down at the Subang Airport this Saturday. This was confirmed by Mr. Djumna Didjaja, a leading executive of Garuda Indonesian Airways now
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    Lock icon $250 MILLION QANTAS PROGRAMME
    177 2 SINGAPORE, Mon. Qantas Empire Airways will spend some $250 million under a major reequipment programme shortly, to boost its passenger service round tfie world. Confirming this today, a spokesman for the airline here said that this was the giant plan to "offer increased and better services
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    Lock icon Balmain here to design new MAL uniforms
    510 2 SINGAPORE, Mon. Malaysian Airways' hostesses will soon get "new-look"' uniforms that are "highly fashionable by international standards of elegance", says fashion designer Monsieur Pierre Balmain, who is here to design the airline's uniforms. M. Balmain whose name is not only sought after in
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    Lock icon Premier Lee on plans to modernise, expand Keppel Harbour
    558 2 'WORK FOR IT AND WORLD IS ON YOUR Sinr SINGAPORE. >lon. The King George V Dockyard in Keppel Harbour will soon be modernised and expanded. Plans for this project were outlined by the Singapore Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, in
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    Lock icon CUSTOMS MEN CAPTURE ARMED INDONESIAN
    149 2 SINGAPORE, Mon. Customs men detained armed Indonesian on Kusu Island near here over the weekend. The Customs pary. acceding to a spokesman. tipped off on a possible illegal landing of dutia'ie tobacco on the island The ambush party made Its way to the island under
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    Lock icon SECURITY EXERCISE AT MAJIDEE CAMP
    85 2 JOHORE BAHRU. Moe:Officers and men of e Battalion. Royal giment, will held a** I exercise at the Camp, three miles from from tomorrow till NovAn armv spokesman fM during the exercisf would be "firing and t 3 sion" and he called on I public not
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    Lock icon Detective Constable dies
    95 2 SINGAPORE, Mon ~J I detective police const a K. Narayanan, who 1 seriously injured in bus collis on at th» Upper Chang R° ad Z Thursday, died on Saturd* at the General Hospital The car. driven Joy other DPC. Heng Ka: Kg had collided head-on a bus.
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    Lock icon Another Graphic Design course
    130 2 SINGAPORE. Mon The Adult Education Board is organising another threemonth practical course in Graphc Design and Silk Screen Printing. Part one of the syllabus will cover the understanding of the functions or rhythm, proportion and stability in graphic design, the designing and layout for bookcovers. book
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    Lock icon FUTURE OF THREE CAPTURED SKYMEN HANGS IN BALANCE
    230 2 SINGAPORE, Mon. The future of three captured paratroopers who are now being held at a detention camp in West Malaysia, now hangs in the balance. The three men were sentenced to death for their part in an Indonesian airborne landing in Labis,
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    Lock icon Tailoring school burgled
    70 2 SINGAPORE, Mon. Thieves broke in the New Katong Tailoring and Embroidery School at East Coast Road early this morning and stole cash and jewellery worth $1,740. They entered the house by climbing the wall up to the balcony of the shop. The proprietor. Lam Cheng Hock. 43.
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      48 2 S'pore Tuesday, Nov. 16. 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. Victoria Memorial Hall. Empress Place: "Ideal Home Exhibition"'. 7.30 p.m. Free film shows by the Ministry of Culture: Kampong Coronation Tengah: Ping Min School. Yan Kit Village: Onn Hwa School, Bah Soon Pah Koad; and Lorong Fatimah. 4 v
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    Lock icon Move against street stalls
    235 3 'DRASTIC ACTION' PLANNED BY HEALTH M SINGAPORE, Mon. The Ministry of Health will soon be taking "drastic action" to clear a number of eating stalls now obstructing main thoroughfares in the city. One of the affected spots is the popular lunch-time centre at Hock Lo«*i Street
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    Lock icon U.K. parliamentary delegation arrives in S'pore
    686 3  -  Bv H.M.S. Sutan SINGAPORE, Mon. A five-man British House of Commons delegation arrived here tonight to study the Republic's parliamentary procedure and have discussions with Government leaders on world problems. The delegation was led by Mr. Charles Pannell, (Labour) The other members are Mr.
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    Lock icon Royal Malaysia Police boat
    128 3 SINGAPORE, Mon. The Royal Malaysia Police have taken delivery of the first of three fast patrol boats built here by Thornvcroft (M) Ltd. The "Shahbandar", PX 10, (above) was the first one to be delivered. She is currently in use by the Royal Malaysia Police and
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    Lock icon 'OUR FUTURE GENERATIONS WILL HAVE GREATER TOLERANCE'
    371 3 SINGAPORE, Mon. Singapore's future generations will have greater tolerance for the value of others, a heightened sense of public consciousness and fluency in National language. Enche Mohamed Ghazali Ismail, Political Secretary to the Ministry of Culture, said this when he opened a debate
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    Lock icon BARISAN'S CALL TO GOVT
    78 3 SINGAPORE, Mon. The Barisan Socialis todav called on the Government to "immediately and unconditionally" release political detainees, some of whom, it claimed, had been detained for as long as 10 years. In a statement today, it also called on the Government to allow the relatives, legal
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    Lock icon Two more registration Centres
    52 3 SINGAPORE, Mon. Another two centres will be opened foi the registration of the new laminated identity cards. They will be at Kebun Übi Community Centre. Jalan Penggaga. (from Wed. to Fri.) and Kong Kuan Community Centre. 1 m.s. in Jalan Kong Kuan, off 10J m.s. Bukit
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    Lock icon Rubber imports
    20 3 SINGAPORE. Mon. The total amount of rubber imported into Singapore and West Malaysia reached 9,881 tons last month.
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    Lock icon All races to take part in pageant of Singapore
    526 3  -  By MARTIN LIM SINGAPORE, Mon. A pageant tracing the development of Singapore from an old colonial trading post to a multiracial, prosperous Republic is one of the items of a grand concert early next year. The concert, organised by the People's
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    Lock icon ITALIAN LINER BRINGS IN 1,000 TOURISTS
    125 3 SINGAPORE. Mon.—More than 1,000 tourists aboard the Italian luxury liner, Angelina Lauro, arrived in Singapore today. Some of the tourists aboard said: "We are indeed sorry that we missed the Republic's party (Tourist Week) and we would have been glad to join in the
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    Lock icon 'Attack on village deplorable'
    83 3 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs today said the Government of Malaysia deplored the massive attack by Israeli Armed Forres on the Jordanian village of Samoat. This deliberate act of aggression 'freelv admitted by the Israel authorities, in violation of sovereignty and territorial integrity
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    Lock icon CHAIRMAN OF THOMAS COOK & SON DUE TODAY
    158 3 CHAIRMAN OF THOMAS COOK SON DUE TODAY SINGAPORE, Mon. The head of one of the oldest and largest travel agencies in the world will arrive tomorrow to make a studv of tourist amenities I C? 2 in Singapore. ...He is Sir John Elliot, Chairman of Thomas Cook and Son Ltd.,
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    Lock icon Appointed Professor of Biochemistry
    158 3 SINGAPORE. Mon. Professor Edward Mc-Evoy-Bowe has been appointed Professor of Biochemistry at the University of Singapore. Professor McEvoy-Bowe has been with the University since 1954 when he joined the Staff as Assistant Lecturer. He was made Lecturer in 1957 and Senior Lecturer in 1964. Born in
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    Lock icon $60 MILLION LOAN ISSUE OVERSUBSCRIBED
    87 3 SINGAPORE. Mon.—The Singapore Government's $6O million registered stock 1966 (Loan No. 2) has been oversubscribed by more than $2O million. The Ministry of Finance announced today the closing of the list of applications for the loan. The loan issue of $6O million attracted the total
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    Lock icon Labourer gets 3 years' jail for manslaughter
    304 4 Pregnant w after delivery IPOH, Mon. A 29-year-old pregnant woman who was stabbed in the abdomen by a labourer, subsequently gave birth to a still-born child and died on the next day, the High Court here was told today. Muthiah, 41, employed by
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    Lock icon Bumiputra's banking services to kampongs soon
    226 4 KOTA BHARU, Mon.— Bank Bumiputra's new branch here will soon organise mobile units to bring banking services to people in the kampongs who are too far to come to town. A spokesman for the bank said today: "There is a lot of money in
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    Lock icon NO-WATER AREAS TODAY
    89 4 SINGAPORE, Mon—There will be no water and low pressure from 19 a.m. to 5 p.m. tomorrow in houses along Namly Garden. No-water and poor pressure areas tomorrow from 9 a.m. to 6. p.m. will be: Tanjong Katong Road, between Dunman Road and Wareham Road, (odd Nos.) and
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    Lock icon Minister at Char Yong Association's dinner
    123 4 SINGAPORE. Mon. Nearly a thousand members and guests attended the joint anniversary dinner of Char Yong Association and its educational and health institutions at its latelyextended premises in Caimhill Among those present were the Minister of State for Culture. Mr. Lee Khoon Choy. and
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    Lock icon SC band needs 30 more men
    94 4 SINGAPORE, Mon.— The proposed 60-strong Special Constabulary Rand requires another 30 men. the police announced today. The Police Repa b 1 i k Singapura is inviting Singapore citizens who have experience in playing in a band to volunteer as bandsmen in the Special Constabulary.
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    Lock icon $396 mil. for development in Sarawak
    249 4 KUCHING, Mon. It will be tragic if Sarawak turns Communist because more money will have to be spent and more lives will be lost, and it will be to nobody's advantage. This was stated by the Federal Minister for Commerce and Industry, Dr. Lim
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    Lock icon 45,000 people X-rayed by S.A.T.A.
    270 4 SINGAPORE. Mon. During the past year, the Singapore Anti-Tuberculosis Association has X-rayed, free of charge, about 45,000 people and gave free treatment to another 1,000 patients. This was stated in the editorial of the latest issue of the SATA Bulletin. Calling on the people to
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    Lock icon Another 2 years of restriction
    91 4 TAIPING. Mon. A 'Tiger General' Wong Yew Soon, alias Tin Chal Fatt, 28. has been put under restricted residence for a further term of two years. This time It Is up to Tanjong Malim. Wong, from the Wah Kee Secret Society, was formerly restricted to
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    Lock icon Primary, secondary schools from 1967
    148 4 TAIPING. Mon. The Sekolah Rendah Menengah Jenis Kebangsaan Bruas, the only Government secondary school in Dindingi. is to be split into t*o separate schools from next year. The separation of the school into primary and secondary media will be effected from Jan. 1, 1967, It
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    Lock icon Copra missing
    51 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. Thieves removed 100 bags of copra from a lorry at Bentul here last Friday. The lorry driver, Leong Pat Yei, 27. parked his lorry at 8.45 p.m. on Thursday night and woke up at 6.45 a.m. to find $3,000 worth of copra missing from his
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    Lock icon STD link for 67,000 S'pore phones in 1967
    292 4  -  By: Eng Ah Pat Singapore, Mon. ALTHOUGH the "subscriber trunk dialling" STD system here has been a boon, many subscribers have been founa it a problem to keep track of their Trunk call bills. or-- i i J aaa In Singapore today,
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    Lock icon Weekend spree for thieves
    152 4 PENANG, Mon.—More than $14,000 worth of property and cash were stolen in three cases of housebreaking here and in Bukit Mertajam during the weekend. In Jalan Kulim, Bukit Mertajam. thieves broke into the house of a businessman. Lim See Seng. 33. and took away cash and
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    Lock icon Maidservant raped by 2 masked robbers
    147 4 PENANG. Mon. Two masked robbers raped a 32ye a r-o 1 d maidservant, working for a European couple at their residence in Park Road last Saturday night before escaping with cash and jewellery amounting to over $2,000. At that time, the maidservant was alone
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    Lock icon Thieves escape with $1,500 loot
    92 4 TAIPING, Mon.—Thieves escaped with $1,500 in cash and jewellery o ver the weekend. A salesgirl, Yau Lan Sian. reported the theft of $l3O in cash and jewellery from her hotel room In the Theatre Road here. Private Hashim bin Achin's home in Benaro Limes in
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    Lock icon Naval officer's house burgled
    98 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon Thieves broke into a Naval Officer's house in Ceylon Lane here on Saturday afternoon Lieut. Commander Charles Thon Yin Sine, cf the Malaysian Royal Navy and his family were visiting the National Zoo when the burglars removed a transistor radio and a TV
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    Lock icon Kidwai s 8-day tour
    64 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon The High Commissioner for India. Mr. Mustafa Kami! Kidwai. this morning left by air on an eight-day tour of East Malaysia and Brunei. Mr. Kidwai will be :n Kuching today and row, in Brunei on Wednesday. Thursday, in Jesselton on Friday. Saturday and
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    Lock icon UNION ACTION IF 'WONG DISPUTE' NOT RESOLVED
    412 4  -  By PERCY JOSEPH KIALA LUMPUR, Mon. The Chartered Bank Manager, Mr. O. W. Reynolds, today denied that there was a strike by the bank staff. Regarding Mr. Anthony Wong, the dismissed clerk who refused to carry out the management's instructions for transfer to
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    Lock icon Pay assessment arrears
    74 4 SITIAWAN, Mon. The arrears for assessment and conservancy of the Ayer Tawar Local Council near here amounted to $73,589 this year. This was disclosed by the Council's chairman, Enche Lee Khing Hoe at its meeting. Mr. Lee urged all the residents to pay up their arrears promptly;
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    Lock icon Reception at Shiv Temple
    62 4 TAIPING. Mon. A Public recep.icn was ivpn today to honour the Founder President of the G Ashrama Delhi, his Ho :r e ,r Swami Harl Har Ji Mararajft nf About 1.000 people T various races attended in reception held at the S!» Temple in Stephens H°
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      Lock icon Israeli forces fight day-long battle with Syrian troops
      216 5 JERUSALEM, Mon. (UPI). —An Israeli Task Force smashed into Jordan yesterday while other miraeli forces fought a day-long battle with Syrian troops on another front. The Israelis' attacked th ee Jordanian villages n retaliation for Arab terrorist raids, briefly captures one of
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      Lock icon US 'playing a game of Russian roulette'
      290 5 NEW YORK. Mon. (UPI) The United States is "piay.ng a game of Russian ivulette" by escalating the Vietnam war, "and we never know which chamber is the bullet of Chinese intervention." a former Deputy Assistant to Secretary of State. Mr. Dean Rusk charged
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      44 5 FRED-RICKSBURG (Texas >. Mon. (AFP) President Johnson announced today that he will be operated on at Bethesda Naval Hospital, near Q Washington. on Wednesday. The operations will be for removal of a polyp in the throat and for a hernia in the abdomen.
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      Lock icon PILOTS CONTINUE STRIKE
      103 5 CURACAO, Mon. <AP) Air Service between islands of this country continued to be held up yesterday as pilots of the Antillian Air Lines went into the second day of their strike in protest against disciplinary action against a fellow pilot. International flights, however, were operated by Aim's
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      Lock icon President orders forfeiture of property
      108 5 BLANTYRE. Malawi. Mon. (AP> President Doctor Kamuzu Bando of Malawi has ordered forfeiture of all property belonging to 10 people for "subversive" behaviour. Included in the lift is British-born Peter Moxon. The ten named in the latest Malawi government gazette are the first to be
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      Lock icon Congress ends
      35 5 STOCKHOLM, Mon. (UPI). The Communist Party last night wound up itc annual congress with a call on the social democratic government to condemn the Vietnam war and recognise North Vietnam and the Vietcong.
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      Lock icon Envoy: Things a bit better in Vietnam
      314 5 Washington. Mon. (UPi) Roving Ambassador, W. Averell Harriman said yesterday "things took a bit better" in the )'*etnam situation but that the United States is n l yet near a settlement ol the war. Mr. Harriman. who returned last week from a tour
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      Lock icon Lonely school boy obsessed with murder—Police
      1294 5 Lonely school boy obsessed with murder —Police I WOULD HAVE KILLED MY MOTHER AND SISTER TOO, HE SAYS MESA, Arizona, Mon. (UPI). ASHY and lonely High School boy was so obsessed with murder when he massacred four women and a child in a beauty salon that he would have shot
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      Lock icon Queen remembers the dead
      158 5 LONDON. Mon. lUPI) Queen Elizabeth II led the nation yesterday in paying its annual tribute to the dead of two World Wars. Light rain fell as the Queen placed a wreath of poppies on the cenotapli in Whitehall. the central monument to British war dead. Pipers
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      Lock icon MAN FOUND HANGED
      141 5 NEW YORK, Mon. (AP) Stephen Worrall, 21, accused of stabbing his mother to death on Saturday in their New York home, was found hanged to death in his cell yesterday in a New York prison. Young Worrall was booked on Saturday night on a charge of homicide
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      Lock icon Nasser accepts invitation
      88 5 CAIRO. Egypt. Mon. (AP) President Nasser has accepted an invitation to visit Czechoslovakia, the Egyptian Minister for Information, Mr. Mohammed Fayek. said yesterday. Mr. Fayek made the disclosure after the second round of talks between Mr Nasser and visiting Czech President. Mr. Antonln Novotny. Mr. Fayek said
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      Lock icon Pontiff starts drive for funds
      169 5 ROME, Mon. (UPI) Pope Paul VI led a giant drive for relief funds yesterday in the wake of the Italian floods catastrophe. The Pope, journeying to St. Sebastian's Basilica near the Roman Catacombs to celebrate a thanksgiving day mass for Italian farmers, personally received Parish
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      Lock icon Emir to visit Indira
      64 5 KUWAIT, Mon. (AFP) The Emir of Kuwait, Sheik Sabah A 1 Salem A 1 Sabah, has accepted a personal invitation from Indian Premier Mrs. Indira Gandhi to visit New Delhi, the daily newspaper A 1 Ray A 1 Aam reported today The Emir received the invitation
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      Lock icon Asylum granted
      33 5 AMMAN, Jordan, Mon. (AFP). —Nine Subaltern officers of the Syrian Army crossed the frontier into Jordan today and asked for political asylum, a government spokesman here announced. The asylum was granted.
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      Lock icon Bridge mishap: 7 cars plunge in canal
      138 5 BRUSSELS. Mon. <UPI) A bridge carrying Belgium's main highway collapsed early today and seven cars plunged into a canal. Police said at least four persons were killed and 11 injured, eight seriously. The victims reportedly were Belgian. The motorway runs from Antwerp to
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      Lock icon 12 SAILORS RESCUED FROM SEA
      119 5 KITAKYUSHU. Mon. (UPI) Twelve sailors of the missing freighter Sensho Maru have been rescued from the stormy South China Sea by a South Korean fishing boat, the Maritime Safety Agency reported today. The agency said the rest of the 19-crew and the freighter were still
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      Lock icon CHINA'S NEW N-WEAPONS HAVE NOT SLOWED DEMANDS FOR CLOSER ECONOMIC TIES
      147 5 SAN FRANCISCO, Mon. (UPI). —A former Japanese Foreign Minister had said that China's new nuclear weapons have not slowed demands in his country for closer economic and cultural ties with the Communist nation. Mr. Zentaro Kosaka, starting an 11-day
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      Lock icon Madame Sukarno in London
      39 5 LONDON, Mon. Madame Sukarno, first wife of Indonesian President Ahmed Sukarno, is pictured being assisted by two men when she flew into Britain via Amsterdam recently, for medical treatment in this country. TTPI UPI Photo.
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      Lock icon Liberian freighter sinks
      116 5 HONOLULU, Mon. (UPI). The 411-foot Liberian freighter Omega sank in the Pacific about 2,000 miles Southeast of here yesterday and all crewmen were reported safe aboard lifeboats, the Coast Guard said. The ship was believed en route from the Panama Canal to the Far East. It was
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      73 5 ROME. Mon. (AP) Canadian External Affairs Minister, Mr. Paul Martin flew into Rome last night to confer with the Italian government and Pope Paul VI on Vietnam and other problems. Mr. Martin arrived at Fium Cino airport aboard a special Canadian military plane from Leningrad after talks
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      Lock icon Royal Couple in Rome
      49 5 ROME. Mon. (AP> The King of Nepal, Mahendra Bir Bikram. arrived with his Queen yesterday for a orief visit. The King and his wife, Ratna Tajya Laxmi, arrived from Madrid where they had spent a two-week vacation. They were scheduled to remain here two days.
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      30 5 BEIRUT, Lebanon. Mon. (UPI). Korean Foreign Minister Mr. Lee Tong Won arrived by plane last night for a one-day stopover before proceeding to Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, tonight.
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      Lock icon Italians press for divorce in law
      167 6 ROME. Mon. (AFP) A crowd of 5,000 people demonstrated here yesterday in favour of allowing divorce in Italy. Carrying signs, the throng filled the Piazza Del Popolo in the heart of Rome in a meeting called by the Italian League for Divorce. One of
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      208 6 WUERZBURG, Germany, Mon. (AP). Herr Kurt Georg Kiesinger, the Christian Democratic candidate to succeed Chancellor Ludwig Erhard, said yesterday that close ties with Paris are a key problem of Bonn foreign policy. In his first speech since his nomination last Thursday,
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      155 6 CAMBRIDGE, England, Mon. (UPI) An attempt to "kidnap" Miss South Africa failed last night when the girl's escort fought ofT nine Cambridge University undergraduates who tried to drag her into a car. It was believed to have been a Cambridge rag week stunt. Miss
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      142 6 MANILA. Mon. (UPI) A group of treasure hunters in the southern Philippines has abandoned Its nearly two-year search for gold purportedly burled near a river by retreating Japanese forces at the close of World War 11.. The Philippine news service reported today about 250 Filipino farmhands. carpenters and
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      69 6 NEW YORK. Mon. (AP) A Japan Air Line jet. carrying 61 passengers, left Kennedy Airport yesterday on an inaugural flight from New York to Tokyo via San Francisco and Honolulu. According to the air line, there were 25 paying passengers and 36 guests. The maiden flight from Tokyo
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      100 6 TREASURE Island. California, Mon. (UPI) Three admirals and six captains resume deliberations today in the court martial of Navy Capt. Archie C. Kuntze. The high-ranking navy officers began discussing possible verdicts last Wednesday after hearing 25 witnesses during six days of testimony. Capt. Kuntze, 45, is
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      89 6 MANILA, Mon. (UPI) Experts on figures will meet in Manila Nov. 28 to Dec. 5 for a seminar on vital statistics. The conference is all about health and better medical care, according to the World Health Organisation's Pacific Regional Office here. It is officially called
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      494 6  -  AP news analysis By Lawrence Malkin, pRIME Minister Harold Wilson is slowly turning his Labour government and, he hopes, the British people toward Europe Most openly pleased are Britain's bankers and businessmen, who have been looking across the channel at a potential market of
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      391 6 LUSAKA, Zambia. Mon. (AP). President Kenneth Kaunda yesterday threatened to negotiate directly with Rhodesian Premier lan Smith if Britain does not within the next week indicate its attitude toward the break-up of the joint-run railroad system^ He said direct negotiations with Mr. Smith
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      203 6 DENVER. Colorado. Mon. (AP) Denver police grasped at slim leads yesterday as they continued their search for a newborn baby kidnapped from a hospital maternity ward early on Saturday. Detective John Moritzky said a nurse, Evelyn Baldwin, noticed a middle-aged woman wandering about the floor from
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      410 7 MADRID, Mon. (AFP). Spain has finally wiped off the dark memories of the Spanish Civil War in a bid to gain entry into the European Common Market. The Franco government has written the final P a^e to the history of the 6panish
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      100 7 DAMASCUS. Mon. (AFP) A Syrian government spokesman called today for Arabs to prepare a "people's war of liberation" against Israel. The spokesman, quoted by the Syrian News Agency, said: "The Israeli aggression against Jordan demonstrates the necessity of preparing the people's w*ar of liberation. It also confirms
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      62 7 SYDNEY, Mon. (UPI> Zell Rabin, 34. editor of the Sydney Dailv Mirror and a former correspondent in New York and London for Australian newspapers, died last night. Rabin had been undergoing treatment for cancer for the past six months. He returned to work about two weeks ago,
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      66 7 SEATTLE, Washington, Mon. (UPI) A 533-foot tanker bound for Korea radioed yesterday that her captain was fatally injured and eight crewmen were seriously burned in an engine room explosion apparently caused by a time bomb. the Coast Guard reported. The explosion occurred *nen the vessel the
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      56 7 BANTO DOMINGO, Mon. (AFP) Dominican Republic President Joaquin Ealaguer has officially banned civilians from wearing olive-green dress to avoid confusion with Armed Forces members. After the fighting between April and August last year many terrorist acts were committed by people clad in clive-green, causing
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      242 7 WINDSOR. North Carolina, Mon. (AP)—A 14-year-old boy has been arrested and charged with three counts of murder in the fatal shooting of his father, mother and baby sister last May 28. The boy. Roger Barnard Lee. of Woodville, a small community in North
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      298 7 WOODHAM Ferrers, England, Mon. (AP> A little civil war loomed last night in this 1,168 population village about 45 miles North-east of London about rats in the schoolhouse. The local vicar claimed rats at school threatened the health Indeed, lives of the 90 children.
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      71 7 MASSIVE and powerful rocket "Europa-I" which has been completed by France, Britain, Germany and Italy is shown standing ready for to be launched at the Woomera Centre in Australia. Eldorocket "Europa-I" whose first stage has been developed by Britain, second stage by France and third by Germany, and finally the
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      171 7 PARIS, Mon. (UPI). Parliamentarians from 14 of the 15 North Atlantic Treaty Organisation (NATO) nations gathered yesterday for their annual conference with two questions France and Vietnam dominating their minds. President Charles de Gaulle's disengagement from NATO and the repercussions of the Vietnam war
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      184 7 LONDON, Mon. (AP) Prince Charles, on the eve of his 18th birthday, yesterday got caught up in the controversy over the wages-and-incomes freeze imposed on all Britons. The heir to the throne, who now gets only pocket money, will be automatically entitled to a royal income
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      118 7 LONDON, Mon. (AP>. —Police were summoned last night to stop 50 teenage girls demonstrating against any breakup of the Beatles. Britain Epstein, manager of the celebrated quartet, railed in the law as the girls rattled the windows and hammered on the door of his house In London's
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      92 7 CHICAGO. Mon. <UPI> The Methodist Church's Council of Bishops has proposed a "World consultation" of religious leaders to seek peace in Vietnam. In a statement issued on Saturday, the bishops said. "Such world consultation might well take place in Asia or at any other location which
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      283 7 MANILA. Mon. (UPI) Moslem Princess Tarhata Kiram, one of the heirs of the ancient Sultan of Sulu. said today she has no intention of settling the Philippine territorial claim on Sabah "over the head of the Government." Princess Tarhata, whose family relinquished
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      250 7 RIO DE JANEIRO. Mon. (UPI) Police were yesterday holding at least 13 directors and brokers and "hundreds" of clients for investigation of the Brazilian operations of the Investors Overseas Service" (IOS). Last Thursday, police acting on orders of the internal revenue department, raided six
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      160 7 HOLLYWOOD. Mon. CAP) —Cowboy actor Roy Rogers remembers the nine Vietcong captured 200 yards away as he and wife Dale Evans sang and joked on a flatbed truck. Robert Mitchum asked the first American soldier he said, "What brings you to sunny South-east Asia?" and
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      46 7 Governor Reagan LOS ANGELES, Mon. Mr. Ronald Reagan, the Republican and former actor, and his wife Nancy (at right), greets an enthusiastic throng at headquarters here after Reagan had been elected Governor of California. Mr. Reagan's victory apparently ended Governor's Brown's 23-vear political career last week.
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      265 7 WASHINGTON, Mon. (AP). Mr. Zentaro Kosaka. former Foreign Minister of Japan, arrived last night for talks with Secretary of State Dean Rusk on Communist China and the prospects for peace in Vietnam. The Japanese diet member said he had come here on an unofficial
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      28 7 MOSCOW. Mon. (UPI) Norwegian Foreign Minister John Lyng arrived last night for talks with Soviet officials on European security problems and relations between their two countries.
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      107 7 AD ANA, Turkey, Mon. (UPI) An anti- American crowd of 6,000 Turks today smashed U.S. buildings here and nearly lynched eight American (Negro) airmen they considered to have behaved improperly toward Turkish women. Police set tn> barricades in the city centre to stop the
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      89 7 KARACHI, Mon. (UPI) Colombo plan membership for Iran and Singapore will come before the 17th meeting of the organization's consultative committee here today. Technical experts will take part in the opening session of the 16 year-old Asian organization for a general review of the economic progress
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      69 7 ROME, Mon. This photograph shows littered street of San Frediano, the centre of Firenze City near Florence after the worst ever floods in Italian history ravaged towns and villages and cities alike, and left as of November 9 some 72 dead and 45 missing. The toll is still uncertain as
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      184 6 5"h IVfTHIN THE SECRET PROJECTION CHAMBER AT UNCLE H6APQUARTERS STARTLING FILMS ARE SHOWN BY CHIEF ALEXANDER WAV6RLY' ANp AS NAPOLEON SOLO OBSERVES, HE CAN HARPLY KNOW THAT HE H/AASSLF WlLt' PALL TRAGIC VICTIM TO TH£ AWESOAAE WEAPON THAT WILL SOON TEMPT THRUSH ANP TRIGGER... THE PAtR SPRIN66 f=RCM A VANTAGE
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    419 8 "FOOD has become a major factor in American foreign policy. Feeding hungry nations is now more important to the United States than fighting ideological battles. In signing the food for freedom bill, President Johnson said that most of the developing countries had millions of hungry mouths which
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    340 8 JJAD the 1945 generation of Indonesia listened to Dr. Mohammad Hatta, Dr. Sharir and other leaders instead of to Dr. Sukarno, the events in Indonesia and in South-east Asia might have taken a different course during the last two decades. Now former Vice-President Hatta, one of
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      1341 8  -  GEORGE WAN Singapore WE NOTE that our government has launched its proposed state welfare lottery despite opposition and pleading from some quarters. Let us as thinking and intelligent citizens of our independent and growing nation consider carefully the pros and cons of the subject. The
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      158 8 TT IS very heartening to note that the Minister of Education has at long last agreed in principle to grant parity in salary to DTC teachers with School Certificate qualifications. DTC teachers all over the country welcome the good news. Teachers' Union knowing fully well the
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      423 8 I AM a D.T.C. teacher and a member of the D.T.C. Union. I write this with the interests of the Union at heart. Government has finally agreed in principle to grant parity of pay to D.T.C. teachers, with School Certificates. There is no denying that the campaign
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      209 8 ALTHOUGH there Is water-pipe installed in every house in Kukup. no water is supplied frequently. Water in this area never runs short since there are downpours quite often. As we all know that water is the chief element for human beings and no one can live
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      532 8 IVHILE making his speech at ths Singapore University last Thursday (Oct. 27), the Singapore Foreign Minister Mr. S. Rajara.nam ridiculed the Singapore people who "cannot be relied on to elect an Opposition." The Prime Minister, on the other hand, often praised the people of Singapore
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      92 8  -  S. R. Singapore. THE S.T.C. bus stop at Hill Street in front of the Armenian Church i$ unsheltered. a l. though the ones before it opposite the High Street junction and after it in ictoria Street opposite the Convent are sheltered. Alighting and waiting passenger; at
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      385 8  -  'iANNVb.fi Billing: TN the second issue ot StnA dent Herald. I wrote about the importance of English. I stressed that students must learn hard, write earnestly and they shoal not pollute the beautifi language with local phrs seology and expression. I said we must show
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      738 9 SINGAPORE, Mon.—Trad-jr-cr was quiet as there was no gpecial sentiment to sway the market. Prices maintained at Saturday's levels; exce ot Gammon eased 2 cents being dealt at $1.16 at ♦he close compared to Saturday's final level at SI. 18. Properties and tins were quiet but steady.
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      935 9 JTUALA LUMPUR, Mon. New Zealand's political and economic relations with SouthEast Asia reflect its awareness of the importance of its links with Asia generally and the countries of South-east Asia in particular. It is in New Zealand's vital interest to see that
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      227 9 SINGAPORE, Mon. An automatic control system which facilitates safe filling of tankers with such flammable liquids as paraffin, petroleum spirit and naptha has been introduced by Fielden Electronics. With fully automatic control of tanker filling, the new system the TTRI provides greatly increased safety and
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      Lock icon New British docks system for Far East ships
      149 9 A lorry crew report to the operations controller in the new Blue Funnel Line Dock now nearing completion at Birkenhead, North-west England. Here drivers are given their instructions and the vehicle parked. The movement of their load is fitted into a shiploading
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      60 9 SWEDEN. Mon. The sth International Woodwork Fair (HOLZ 66). which wa? held from Oct. 1 to 9. 1966 in the halls of the Swiss Industries Fair in Basle, once again met with great success. This year some 45.000 visitors attended the fair as compared with 32.000
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      15 9 SINGAPORE. Mon. The tin price for today was $***** per picul. down $1.75.
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      251 9 SINGAPORE, Mon. Up-to-the-minute information on international and domestic flight arrivals at Heathrow Airport, London, will be communicated to the visiting and travelling public quickly and efficiently by a Plessey Passenger Arrival Indicator System to be installed by the Traffic Division of Plessey
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      284 9 SINGAPORE, Mon.—December first grade rubber buyers f.o.b. closed at s_pm. in Singapore and Kuala Lumpur today at 634 cents per lb., down cts. from previous close. The tone was quiet and slightly easier. After a slow and unchanged opening the market eased on trade
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      117 9 LONDON. Mon. (AFP) British steel firms today asked power Minister, Mr. Richard Marsh to examine the possibility of an International Conference of Steelproducing countries, to limit steel exports. A delegation from the British Iron and 6teel Federation discuss this with him, following increased steel imports into
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      96 9 SINGAPORE. Sat. Singapore Chinese Produce Exchange noon price* today were. Coconut oil (FOB) Bulk Sept 41.50 Coconut oil (FOB) Drums Sept 43 50 Sugar(Java)exgod own 25.25 Nutmegs 110s 495.00 Nutmegs B A W 235.00 Garbled Lamping Black Pepper (FOB) 125.00 Pepper Black Special Sarawak (FOB) 125.00 Lamping Black Pepper
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      434 9 INDUSTRIAL B. 8. Boustead 1.46 1.48 Chemical Co 1.38 1.39 Cold Storage 2.90 2.«M5 Dunlop 2.58 2.59 E. Smelting CD 4.10 Esso Ords 2.83 >.84 United Hold* 1.40 1.45 F. A N. Ords 3.18 3.20 Gammon 1.16 1.17 Guinness CD 2.45 2.49 Hotel Spura 1.10 1.12 Hume
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      43 9 First Malayan 2.07 2.17 Second >lala> an 1.47 1.57 Third Malayan XD 1.04 1.15 Mala>*lan Commerce .85 .*l6 Mai. Savins Fund 1.24 1.54 Sterling Commodity XD S/9 4/4 First Hong Kong .98 1.03* Second Hong Kong .70 .74* (•Hong Kong Currency)
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      122 9 SWEDEN, Mon. A big order for three six stage heavy water condensate pumps and two three-stage heavy water boiler feed pumps for the 200 MW nuclear power station at Marvlken has been placed with Sulzer Bros. Ltd. by the Swedish state power generating authority. This station
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      208 9 SINGAPORE, Moo. The following ships are expected to be in port today:Godowns Vesselc 1 /2 Glenogle 3/4 Ellen Bakke 5 BanJcura 6/7 Vishva Mahima 8/9 Benhiant 10/11 Rannee 13/14 Autolycus 15/16 Peleus 18 Sudga 21/22 Kanetoshi Maru 25/26 Folga 27/28 Melbourne Maru 31/32 Hampton Maru 33/34 Thorsorient 35/36
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      848 9 ARRIVALS IN SINGAPORE Time Ton a.m. Airline CPA 701 from Hongkong. Time 8.20 a m. Airline MAL 019 from Kuala Lumpur. Time 10.SO a.m. Airline MAL 451 from Kuching. Time 10.55 a.m. Airline MAL 005 from Penane, Ipoh, Kuala Lumpur. Malacca. Time 12.55 p.m. Airline Thai
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    169 10 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon Mr. Bernard Lu, the political secretary to the Minister of Finance, today supported Enche Senu bin Abdul Rahman. Minister of Information and Broadcasting. In the face of DAP criticisms. Mr. Lu described as "unwarranted and uncalled for" a statement by Mr. Goh Hock Guan,
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    370 10 Closing eye to politics outdated Dr. Lim KUCH I NG, Mon. (AP) The Minister of Commerce ond Industry, Dr. Lim Swee Aun said here today that young intellectual Chinese in Sarawak should try to "clean up the Sarawak Chinese Association" if they felt unhappy about its present lead- ership. He
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    291 10 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Malaysian Airways, the national airline of Malaysia and Singapore is now on the threshold of greater advancement, the Minister of Transport, Tan Sri Sardon bin Haji Jubir said today. "We must assist it along Its present development as best as we
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    462 10 KUCHING, Mon. (AP) IN Hard speeches at a Chinese community reception here last night, Malaysia's Deputy Prime Minister Tun Abdul Razak and Minister of Commerce and Industry, Dr. Lim Swee Aun warned the people of Sarawak, particularly the Chinese, of dangers facing
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    139 10 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Lord Rhodes, Parliamentary Secretary to the British Board of Trade arrived here today for a four-day visit. He was received at the airport by the British High Commissioner, Sir Michael Walker and Mr. L. E. Taylor, Economic Counsellor to the High Commissioner
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    311 10 KUCHING, Mon. The Deputy Prime Minister, Tun Abdul Razak, this morning told Malaysian forces stationed in Sarawak and Sabah that they must not regard themselves as outsiders. They had been sent there to protect and serve their own people. They should co-operate and help the local
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    299 10 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. The Appeal Court today quashed the death sentence on a 19-year-old textile salesman. Chow Siew Woh, because the trial judge had failed to caution the jury on a police officer's statement which was prejudicial to the defence. Sighs of relief from Chow's relatives
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    Lock icon KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. – Sir Robert Jackson, special consultant to the United Nations Development Project (UNDP) Administrator, made a courtesy call on the Minister of Finance, Mr. Tan Siew Sin, at the Federal Treasury in Kuala Lumpur yesterday. Sir Robert was accompanied by the U.N. Resident Representative in Malaysia, Mr. David Blickenstaff.
    59 10 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. Sir Robert Jackson, special consultant to the United Nations Development Project (UNDP) Administrator, made a courtesy call on the Minister of Finance, Mr. Tan Siew Sin, at the Federal Treasury in Kuala Lumpur yesterday. Sir Robert was accompanied by the U.N. Resident Representative in Malaysia, Mr. David
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    227 10 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. A giant portrait of U.S. President Johnson was burnt here yesterday, 13 days after the visit of the U.S. President. The place: A lonely cemetery in Ulu Klang where the Labour Party member Ong Chon«r, who was shot down by the
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    Lock icon Students told to forget white collar jobs
    347 10 ALOR STAR, Mon. Pupfls wSo dream only of wh*te-col!ar jobs w.;en they finish school must change their outlook if they are not to be disappointed in a rapidly changing Malaysia— a Malaysia which is heading towards massive industrialisation. "The days of whitecollar jobs
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    78 10 KAMPAR. Mon. AJ eight-year-old girl said toda she was raoed by an if cream seller. This was revealed tooay in the Magistrate's Coun here at a preliminary WQ before the Magistrate Encne Abu Bakar Osman. The girl and her grand mother gave evidence a the alleged
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    143 10 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. The Sultan of Selangor bought three paintings from the Salon Exhibition sponsored by the Yu Chian Art Gallery today. The Sultan made the purchase. minutes after he declared open the six-day art exhibition at the A.IA Building here. The first piece he bought
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    242 10 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Several manufacturers of equipment used by the Royal Malaysian Air Force will be formally presenting trophies to the Royal Malaysian Air Force School of Technical Training. A presentation parade making the occasion will be held at the Royal Malaysia Air Force School
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    1043 11 IV. German Federal Minister Hermann presents the common mart case in the... THE European Common Market is often accused of being an "Autarchic Construction." This is factually wrong, because the Community involves no sealing-off 0 go i n st other countries. It is also nonsense
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    978 11 HAMBURG, At Koblenz there is a barrage across the river Mosel which Joins the Rhine in the midst of this town. A fish-pass has been built in with stairs for fishes migrating upstream in the spring. 14,000 fishes per hour
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    918 11  -  At lower levels efforts are also being made to ease the division of Germany JOSEF SCHMIDT HANOVER. The Deputy Chairman of the Opposition Social Democratic Party, Herr Herbert Wehneer, caught headlines with his suggestions for an economic merger between East and West Germany, but on lower
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      687 13  - Metro- Goldwyn-Mayer lines up mighty good movies for 1967 By: Tai Sing Ong Kuala Lumpur. Monday. Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Malaya Inc. gave a preview over the week-end of their 'MGM Lion Power —The Roar That's Heard Round The World'. This is a 23-minute running commentary with snippets of MGM films in the
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      145 13 "AUNTIE LAN" (Mandarin film in colour) is a warm, poignant story of irttl n love. And not with one man. She's quite a girl. She's in love with three men. or ...rather, three men are in love with her. Which, joull agree, will create problems.
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      54 13 T IBERACE. the "Candelabra Kid," will guestvlllaln on the "Batman" TV series. T ATEST Hollywood twosome, Connie Stevens, who stars with Jerry Lewis In 20th Century Fox' "Way...Way Out" and Eddie Fisher. Adam ••Batman'' West escorted Judy Smith to the "Fantastic Voyage" Dremiere, after taking Barbara Parkins to
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      160 13 KCALA LI'MPUR. Mon. Julie Andrews and Paul Newman warily walk an East Berlin street, seeking a way out of the Communist city. A scene from Alfred Hitchcock's technicolour suspense drama. "Torn Curtain." in which the filmmaker celebrates his 50th effort as a motion picture director with this
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      376 13  -  By: MUSA SCULLY KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. "Life At The Top" for Laurence Harvey is not that cosy and cleanliving. How would you feel when you return home and find your wife in bed with your best pal? "I bet he was better in
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      67 13 NAJI SAUNDERS demon- strate what the well undressed girl should wear and still retain her glamour. She is modelling for a scene in "Caprice," Doris DayRichard Harris suspensecomedy where much of the action takes place in the world of cosmetics, where one company constantly tries to steal march
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      595 13 CHANNEL 5 Kuala Lumpur and Penan*; 6 Ipoh and Malacca: 3 and 10 Johore Bahru; 4 Taiping; 7 Batu Pahat: 9 Kluang P.M. 5.45 Opening Annct. Prog. Summary: 5.50 News Outlines in the National Language; 5.55 National Songs; 6.00 News in Tamil; 6.10 Tne Mag ilia Gorilla Show; 6.35 A
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      169 13 organisation \x ORCHARD [PAL ACt iGznnr* NOW SHOWING! LAST 1 DATS! 1.30. 4.00. 1.30. 4.00. One Of Our Spies Is Missing Robert Vaughn David MeCaUum Metrocolor (MOM) iNo Free Lists) ODEON Phone 21-116 UST I DATS 11 AO a.m. ZJM. 6 00 ».is p.m. "Many Enchanting Nights" CHIANG CHINO "SCOPE*
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