Eastern Sun, 18 November 1966

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    25 1 EASTERN SUN Independent National Daily SINGAPORE EDITION Estd. 1966. Vol. 1 No. 123. Friday. November 18 1966. MC(P) 1942 KDN 2309 Price 1 5 cents
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  • Article
    Lock icon HEAVY VC CASUALTIES
    370 1 US claimed JOOO Red troops killed in Operation Attleboro' in Tay Ninh SAIGON, Thurs. (AP) ENEMY CASUALTIES IN fhe Vietnam war for fhe week ending Nov. 12 rose to 1,525 killed compared to 9/7 the previous week, the U.S. Command said today, while the number of Americans
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    Lock icon Asian Fashion Parade in Ipoh
    153 1 tPOH, Thurs Ipoh's shapely girls will take part in an 'Asian Fashion Parade,' representing the various countries in Southeast Asia at the 'Rover' night Christmas Eve Ball at St. John Ambulance Association Hall here on Dec. 24. The dance under the patronage of the Raja
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    Lock icon Canadian beauty favourite for title
    114 1 LONDON. Thurs. (AP) Two British bookies are at odds over the betting favourites in the annual M ss World contest tonight. Irish bookmaker. Joe McKee. made Miss Canada a clear favourite to win at 12-1. Miss Canada is Diane Coulter, an 18-year-old blueeyed blonde model
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    Lock icon Housewife shot by robbers
    72 1 PENANG. Thurs. A 22-year-old. housewife. Neoh Poh Choo. was shot in the left shoulder when she shouted for help when two robbers held up her father-in-law inside their shop at Jalan Sungei Pinang last night. When the robbers escaped in two motor cycles. Neoh's husband gave
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    Lock icon Students defy Govt. order
    101 1 NEW DELHI. Thurs. (AP) Indian student leaders have decided to defy New Delhi and the Federal Governments and proceed with a national student march on Parliament tomorrow. Both national and local governments have issued stem warnings against the proposed march, which many fear is likely to
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    Lock icon Tunku's 'blood debt' letter delivered
    111 1 TOKYO. Thurs. Personal letter from Malaysian Primp Minister Ttinku Abdul Rahman on Japan's World War II 'blood debt' was delivered today to Japanese Prime Minister, Eisaku Sato. Malaysian Ambassador Tengku Indra Petra. who brought the letter, discussed the issue with Mr. Sato for 20 minutes.
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    Lock icon SEIKO WILL BE AT GANEFO
    96 1 TOKYO. Thurs. (AFP) Japan's "SEIKO" timing devices will be used during the first games of Asia New Emerging Forces (GANEFO) scheduled for Nov. 25—Dec. 6 in Pnom Penh, a spokesman for thr Japanese firm told AFP today. The spokesman said that a GANEFO mission during
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    Lock icon KOTI officials due Sat.
    52 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Brieadier-General Sunarso and a party of 12 ROTI officials including BrigadierGeneral Sunario. secretarygeneral of the Indonesian Information Services. will arrive in Ruaia Lumpur with a Garuda trial flight on Saturday. The flight is the result of the recently 'concluded air agreement between Indonesia
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    Lock icon Thai King opens Asian Trade Fair
    186 1 BANGKOK, Thurs. (AP) Thailand's King Bhumibol today opened the First International Asian Trade Fair with a word of thanks to the organisers and a welcome to foreign countries participating in it. In a speech, the King said he hoped the Fair would be a
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    Lock icon JAMALUDDIN FOR KARACHI
    32 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. Enche Mon Jamaluddin. a Principal Assistant Secretary. in the Ministry of Foreign Affairs is leaving for Karachi accompanied by another official of the Ministry on Saturday.
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    Lock icon THE LAST BLOW
    149 1 TOKYO. Thurs. (UPI) —They loved each other, got married in traditional heirloom clothes and flew to their deaths together. In a final tragic footnote to Sunday night's All-Nippon Airways plane crash, the Japanese Government ruled today that none of the twelve honeymooning couples aboard the airliner were
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    Lock icon U.S. Envoy to S'pore due tomorrow
    94 2 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Mr. FJ. Galhraith. 52. the U.S. Ambassador-designate to the Republic of Singapore. will arrive here on Saturday, Not. 19. He will be accompanied by his wife, .His career as a Foreign Service officer has given him extensive experience in Far East affairs.
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    Lock icon Fashion show at 'Social Nite'
    100 2 SINGAPORE, Thurs. A 44 Social Nite" will be held at the NTUC hall, on Saturday from 8 p.m. to 2 a.m. Highlight of the social wnll be a fashion show sponsored by "Hicee Sweelets", featuring models of the Singapore Model Academy. The fashion show will
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    Lock icon Accidents
    47 2 SINGAPORE, Thurs. During the past 24 hours 76 road accidents, of which two were serious and one fatal, were reported to the Police. At about 5.30 p.m. yesterday a nine-year-old girl, Lee Beng Kiaw. was killed in a motor accident at 10J m.s. Jalan Baharu Utara.
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    Lock icon French Mystere 20 Jet Falcon is put through its paces
    391 2 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Government officials, airline executives and members of the Press were taken on a demonstration flight in the Mystere 20/ Jet Falcon, manufactured by Avions Marcel Dassault of France, this afternoon. The Government officials were from the Ministry of
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    Lock icon Japanese cultural troupe to perform in S'pore
    335 2 SINGAPORE, Thurs.—A Japanese cultural mission of 24 people will arrive in Singapore on Nov. 26 to stage a threenight cultural show at the National Theatre. The Japanese mission's trip to Singapore is organised by the National Theatre Trust and the Japanese Consulate here
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    Lock icon 'More than a few' are under-paid
    477 2 STRAITS TIMES MANAGING EDITOR SINGAPORE, Thurs. The Straits Times Managing Editor, Mr. Khoo Teng Soon, said today in the Industrial Arbitration Court that "more than a few" of the journalists working under him were under-paid. His statement came in the continued cross-exami-nation by the
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    Lock icon Air India wins ad. award
    71 2 BINGAPORE. Thurs. Air India's advertisement "Bhould You Trust a Travel Agent" wan awarded the American Society of Travel Agents' Award at their annual convention in the USA. According to Air India representatives here, this is the second time in three years that Air India advertisements
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    Lock icon No-water areas
    68 2 SINGAPORE. Thurs. There will he no water and poor pressure from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. tomorrow at Nicoll Drive between Tanah Merah Besar and Ist. Public Latrine. There will also be no water and poor pressure from 10 a.m. Saturday to 10 a.m. Sunday, along Jurong Road.
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    Lock icon MOBILE POLICE POST
    123 2 SINGAPORE. Thurs. A mobile Police post will be set up in the public car park, Jalan Bunga Jarum. at Toa Payoh Housing Estate from Saturday (Nov. 19) to cater for the needs of the residents in the area. From this post, beat, bicycle and motor-cycle patrols will
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    Lock icon Air India head is honoured
    137 2 SINGAPORE, Thurs. Mr. J.R.D. Tata, Head of Air India, has been conferred with the honourary rank of Air Common dore in the Indian Air Force, by Dr. 8. Raddhakrishnan, the President of India. Mr. Tata, who Is the Chairman of the Board of Directors of
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    Lock icon Ban on re-export of rice from today
    215 2 SINGAPORE, Thurs. The Government today announced a temporary ban on the re-export of rice with effect from tomorrow (Nov. 18). Imports of rice will continue to be freely permitted. In a statement today, the Government said that it had been following closely the
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    Lock icon 8 expelled Nanyang students nabbed
    43 2 SINGAPORE, Thurs. Police this morning arrested eight Nanyang University students who had been expelled from the university. Later in the afternoon Police arrested another expelled student at Jurong. All of them were detained under the Internal Security Act.
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    Lock icon Electricity cut
    60 2 BINOAPORE, Thurs. Electricity supply to the kampongs along Lorong Buang Kok (Yio Chu Kang Road side), will be cut off on Fridav, Nov. 25. from 9 a.m. to 8.30 p.m. The interruption of electricity is necessary in order to carry out work at the Lorong Buang Kok substation
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    Lock icon FAMOUS ORGANIST TO PERFORM HERE
    105 2 SINGAPORE, Thurs. Mr. Y. Kirino. a well known Japanese electronic organist, will give a free organ recital at the Cultural Centre on Sunday, Nov. 20, at 3.30 p.m. He is on his way home after an 11-week recital tour of Europe, where he is staying.
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    Lock icon Bulgaria has bought $13 million worth of rubber
    225 2 SINGAPORE, Thurs. Bulgaria has bought $l3 million worth of rubber from Singapore and Malavsia during the past six months. The Bulgarian Commercial Counsellor here, Mr. S. Stantchev, disclosed this to the Eastern Sun. He also revealed that plans have already been finalised
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      80 2 S PORE DIARY 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. National Library. Stamford Road: Photographic Exhibition 8 p.m. National Theatre Tank Road: Singapore and Malaysian Singing Contest, organised by RedifTusion. 7.30 p.m. Free film shows by the Ministry of Culture: Kampong- Wak Hassan; Mln Chong Chong School, Mata Ikan; Hong Slan Tong
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    Lock icon BDH chief's first visit here
    190 4 SINGAPORE, Thurs. Mr. David L. M. Robertson, chairman of the £los million British pharmaceutical and chemical manufacturers B.D.H. Group Ltd., has arrived here where the company has its Far Eastern offices. It is Mr. Robertson's first visit to Singapore and Malaysia since his appointment as
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    Lock icon Welfare funds
    65 4 KAJANG. Thurs. The tJlu Langat Centre of the Central Welfare Council has received the third quarter's allocation of welfare funds totalling $3,000 from the Central Council. Arrangements are now being made to pay all destitutes in the district who applied to and whose applications for financial aid from
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    Lock icon MISS GOLDEN VOICE CONTEST ON MONDAY
    231 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. The Malaysian Miss Golden Voice Contest will be held at the Telecoms Training Centre, Jalan Gurney here on Monday at 8.00 p.m. It is the third in the series of the Golden Voice contests. organised by the Traffic Branch, Teteeommunications HQ
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    Lock icon 'The Long Ships' in aid of nursing school
    189 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. A charity premiere of the film "The Long Ships" is to be held at Cathay cinema on Wednesday at 9.15 p.m. The premiere is in aid of the proposed Assunta Hospital School of Nursing, and will be under the
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    Lock icon Khir to attend Manila confab
    92 4 KUALA LUMPUR Thurs. The Minister of Education, Enche Mohamed Khir Johari. will attend the Conference of South-East As an Ministers of Education, to be held in Manila from Nov. **s to 28. Announcing this at the Cabinet Pros Conference, the Prime Minister. Tunku Abdul Rahman,
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    Lock icon Plans for developing fisheries in Malaysia and S'pore
    849 4 SINGAPORE, Thurs. THE resources of the Indian Ocean were in mind when the fisheries programme was drawn up under the First Malaysia Plan, 1966-70, says the Commonwealth Economic Committee's Fish Report, just published in London. The largest allocation was for the development
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    Lock icon I.C.I.'s training officer coming
    181 4 KUALA LI'MPUR, Thurs. —Mr. J. R. Sutton, overseas sales training officer of 1.C.1. Pharmaceuticals Division, will arrive here on Nov. 27 to conduct a twoweek sales course in Cameron Highlands for 1.C.1, pharmaceuticals representatives in this area. Two representatives from Thailand and one from Ceylon will
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    Lock icon S'pore girl studying TV in education
    91 4 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Miss Helen Chia (right) from Singapore adjusts th* tape recorder as she discusses a music programme with Miss Elizabeth Okaro from Nigeria at the Centre for Educat onal Television Overseas (CETO) in London. England. CETO, a non-commercial organisation, not only trains teachers
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    Lock icon Australia's gift to Malaysia
    162 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. Under its programme of aid to countries in South-East Asia. Australia recently gave almost SAIB.OOO worth of Kodak r processing equipment to Malaysia. The equipment wm used in. Teaching Hospital of the University o♦ Malaya. Kuala Lumpur. Each processing unit has a plaque
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    Lock icon Non-citizens out of politics
    66 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. '—The Registrar of Socie- e Mr. Chin Hon Hian. has circulars to all gu»lds and associations 'minding theni to ensure non-citizen members of e r' organisation do not ts part m active politics. Confirming this today. >*£ Chin said this was in ing
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    Lock icon Promotion for policemen in Sabah
    103 4 JfcSSELTON, Thurs. Eight more members of the rank and file of the Sabah component of the Royal Malaysia Police had been promoted to the rank of probationary Police Inspectors from Nov. 1. In conjunction with this, 69 members of the rank and file have also
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      Lock icon Court won't reconsider decision to throw out Ruby's death sentence
      278 5 AUSTIN, Texas, Thurs. (UPI). THE Texas Court of Criminal Appeals refused yesterday to reconsider its decision throwing out Jack Ruby's death sentence a refusal a prosecutor said ♦'left us adrift in an unchanged legal sea." Ruby was sentenced to death
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      Lock icon 38 killed, 350 hurt in head-on train collision
      328 5 RIO DE JANEIRO, Thurs. (UPI). A speeding commuter train which ran four red lights smashed head-on into another train yesterday, killing 38 persons and injuring an estimated 350 others. The violence of the crash was so great that many of the dead
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      Lock icon Ex-army sniper charged with 3 detectives murder
      216 5 LONDON, Thurs. (UPI)— Ex-Army sniper Harry Roberts, captured after three months on the run, went to court yesterday wearing jeans, gumboots and handcuffs to be formally charged with Britain's worst police murder since 1910. While 30-year-old Roberts made h i s five-minute appearance
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      Lock icon Acting Pres. Humphrey has an easy day
      132 5 WASHINGTON, Thurs. (UPI). —Vice President, Mr. Hubert Humphrey was acting President during Mr. Lyndon Johnson's operation yesterday, but the only breaks in his routine were telephone calls informing him how well the President was doing. During the 53-minute operation and 14-minute recovery period
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      Lock icon Fisher criticised
      40 5 MEXICO CITY, Thurs. (UPI). Leading Mexican lawyers criticised Eddie Fisher on Tuesday for alleging that his 1964 Mexican divorce from Elizabeth Taylor is invalid. Newspaper reports quoted legal spokesman as saying the divorce was legal under Mexican laws.
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      Lock icon Gemini 10 on show in Tokyo
      93 5 JAPANESE workers move the huge United States Gemini-10 spacecraft in place at exhibition hall in one of the largest department store in Ikebukuro, Tokyo recently., where the 1966 Tokyo Aerospace Show opened for general public. The spacecraft Gemini--10 capsule in which astronauts Young and
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      Lock icon Report denied
      70 5 SAN JUAN. Puerto Rico. Thurs. <AP>—U.B. Navy and Air Force spoesman denied yesterday a report that a hydrogen bomb was dropped accidentally by a U.S. Diane during a training mission near Puerto Rico. "An unarmed training device" was dropped from a plane last August during a training maneouvre
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      Lock icon HK boy (13) on road to recovery
      151 5 NEW YORK, Thurs. (UPI). —A 13-year-old Hong Kong boy who underwent an eighthour heart operation on Tuesday edged a step closer to recovery yesterday when he was transferred from the recovery room to the hospital's "Intensive Care" unit. He is still on the
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      Lock icon Judge orders hearing to determine Speck's competency
      397 5 Thurs. (UPI). Over the heated objections of the defence, Criminal Court Judge, Mr. Herbert C. Paschen yesterday ordered a hearing to determine whether Richard Speck is mentally competent to stand trial on charges of murdering eight nurses including two Filipinos. Mr. Paschen also
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      Lock icon Critic files suit against car firm
      131 5 NEW YORK. Thurs. (AP) Auto safety critic, Mr. Ralph Nader today filed a $26 million suit against General Motors Corp. and others, claiming violation of his privacy. In the action filed in Manhattan Supreme Court, Mr. Nader charged that the defendants violated his right
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      Lock icon Delegation ends visit
      72 5 JEDDAH, Saudi Arabia, Thurs. (AP) A threeman South Korean delegation led by Foreign Minister, Mr. Lee Son-Won ended a three-day visit to Saudi Arabia and left for Beirut yesterday. The delegation had been received by King Faisal In Riyadh on Tuesday. Members of the delegation met senior
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      Lock icon US travel agent once worked for Army Hq in Germany
      153 5 WASHINGTON, Thurs. (AP). —The American travel agent jailed in on charges of treason and murder was once employed by the U.S. Army quartermaster in Germany, the State Department said yesterday. Vladimir Kazan-Komarek, a naturalised American citizen who was arrested on
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      Lock icon Fire destroys building
      40 5 GENEVA Thurs. (UPD Fire destroyed an international Labour Organisation (ILO) office building yesterday morning, causing nearly one million dollars damage. The ILO. a United Nations agency, said no one was injured. Cause of the blaze was unknown.
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      Lock icon Helicopters looking for crash victims
      161 6 MATS UY AM A, Japan, Thurs. (AP) Two helicopters, searching for 27 persons missing out of 50 aboard a Japanese turboprop plane which crashed Sunday, collided killing four crewmen. Maritime Authorities said yesterday. MSA said a two-man helicopter owned by All Nippon Airways (ANA) of
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      Lock icon Appeal for funds to restore art treasures
      283 6 FLORENCE, ThurB. (AFP). —The mayor of Florence Mr. Ptero Bargelli launched a fresh appeal here yesterday to the world to come to the city's aid in recovering and restoring its inestimable art treasures damaged in the recent floods Meanwnile the city itself was
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      Lock icon University apology to Gen. Wheeler
      114 6 PROVIDENCE. Rhode Island. Thurs. (AP» —Brown University yesterday publicly apologised to Gen. Earle G. Wheeler, chairman of the US Joint Chiefs of State, for a fist-swinging melee among students and police after his speech on Tuesday night. Brown its Secretary Mr. Howard Curtis said the
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      Lock icon Blast kills 5
      41 6 AMIENS. France. Thurs. <"AP> Five people were killed and 13 others Injured yesterday by an explosion on the site of a gas pipes repairs works here, police said. The explosion destroyed a side-wall cafe and a shoe shop.
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      Lock icon Move to seat Red China in UN
      182 6 UNITED NATIONS. Thurs. (AP). Ten Communist and non-aligned countries submitted a resolution yesterday to have the General Assembly seat Communist China in the United Nations and expel Nationalist China. The Communist, countries are Albania. Cuba and Romania. The others were Algeria. Cambodia, the
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      Lock icon Agenda for EEC's 7th congress
      138 6 BERLIN. Thurs. (AFP) Socialist parties of the six European Common Market countries (West Germany. France, Italy, Netherlands, Belgium and Luxembourg) will discuss British entry into the Common Market during their seventh congress here today and tomorrow. Around 70 delegates will attend, and observers will be
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      Lock icon Birth control in the Armed Forces
      103 6 WASHINGTON. Thurs (AP) The U.S. Defence Department acknowledged yesterday that its Military hospitals have been authorised to perform surgical sterilisation as part of a broad programme of birth control aid for military wives that will begin on Jan. 1. 1967. Sources said the expanded
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      Lock icon 'Britain will not compromise on world role'
      473 6 Entry to LONDON, Thurs. (AFP).--Britain must not assume France will block British entry into the European Common Market Foreign Secretary. Mr. George Brown told parliament today. But he also said the British government was "resolutely opposed" to changing her relationship with the United
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      Lock icon CITATION AWARD
      46 6 WASHINGTON. Thurs. (UPI President Johnson has awarded the Presidential Unit Citation to two battle-experienced South Vietnam military units. The honour goes to the 37th Ranger Battalion, Army of the Republic of Vietnam, and the 2nd battalion Vietnamese Marine Brigade. Republic of Vietnam Armed Forces.
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      Lock icon Surplus nations discuss US payments deficit
      527 7 PARIS. Thurs- (AFP). Prospects for the balance n f pavments in the United States and the position of thr world's major surplus countries France, Italy and Japan were discussed here yesterday at a meeting of tlf economic policy committee of the Organisation for Economic
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      Lock icon US invest in Malta
      125 7 WASHINGTON. Thurs. 'AP> Secretary of State I>an Husk and Prime Minister George Bo r g Oliver of Malta yesterday signed an investment guarantee agreement between the two countries which, as Rusk put it, "will open the door to additional private investments" in the tiny Island-Republic in
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      Lock icon Waves pound oil rig in North Sea
      218 7 LONDON. Thurs. (AP) Two lifeboats braving galelashed seas early today went to the aid of men on an oil rig who radioed it was "taking a terrific pounding" in the North Sea and its 45 crewmen might have to be evacuated A helicopter
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      Lock icon 'Trial of generation' Dr. Sheppard found not guilty
      582 7 CLEVELAND, Thurs. (ITI). —Dr. Samuel H. Sheppard was found not guilty in the 1954 bludgeonslaying of his pregnant wife, Marilyn. Thus ended the "trial of the generation" one of the most sensational circumstantial evidence murder cases in American history. It had attracted
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      Lock icon Miss Tokyo in San Francisco
      87 7 SAN FRANCISCO. Thurs. <AP> Yumiko Tojyo. Miss Tokyo of 1966. arrived In San Francisco yesterday with 21 members of the Japanese diet, the Deputy Governor of Tokyo and 30 Japenese newsmen. The group stopped for one day in Ban Francisco and planned to go to
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      Lock icon CAPE KENNEDY, Florida, Thurs. – Double expicture shows launching of unmanned Atlas-Agana, left, followed an hour and 39 mins. later by the Titan-2 rocket with Gemini spacecraft and Astronauts James A. Lovell Jr. inside.
      35 7 CAPE KENNEDY, Florida, Thurs. Double expicture shows launching of unmanned AtlasAgana, left, followed an hour and 39 mins. later by the Titan-2 rocket with Gemini spacecraft and Astronauts James A. Lovell Jr. inside. AP photo.
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      Lock icon TRUTH 'IS IN BETWEEN'
      173 7 NEW York. Thurs. (AP). The Pentagon yesterday denied a CBS television report that aircraft losses in Vietnam represent figures "somewhere between" figures announced in Saigon and those broadcast by Hanoi. Mr. John Flynn, CBS re?srter. spoke aboard the S S. iconderoga during a CBS news telecast
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      Lock icon Record disorder
      48 7 NEW DELHI. Thurs. (AP) A weekly publication. Daylight, feels India has set some sort of world record for public disorders The weekly said 300 violent student agitations had been recorded in the first 10 months of 1P66. an average of one per day somewhere in India.
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      Lock icon Jordan blames US, Israel for border raids
      265 7 UNITED NATIONS. Thurs. (AP).—Jordan blamed both the United States and Israel yesterday for the latest crisis in the Middle East arising from an Israeli reprisal attack on three Jordanian Villages on Sun- day. Muhammad H El-Farra. the Jordanian delegate, told the U.N. Security
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      Lock icon ISRAEL, Thurs. — Members of the Israel Defence Force, aboard an American truck, are shown, returning from a morning's action in Samoa, and en route to Beersheba, last Sunday. Israeli troops, supported by tanks and fighter planes, made a retaliatory raid into Jordan clashing with units of the crack Arab legion. Israeli officials announced that one of their columns took the border village of Samoa (pop 3,000) evacuated people living there and blew up 40 dwellings before returning to Israel. A state of emergency has been declared in Jordan.
      88 7 ISRAEL, Thurs. Members of the Israel Defence Force, aboard an American truck, are shown, returning from a morning's action in Samoa, and en route to Beersheba, last Sunday. Israeli troops, supported by tanks and fighter planes, made a retaliatory raid into Jordan clashing with units of the crack Arab legion.
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      Lock icon 'Two-year trips to Mars by 1980'
      264 7  -  Bv HARRY F. ROSENTHAL COLUMBIA, Missouri, Thurs. (AP). A programme to launch four manned spaceships on twoyear trips past Mars and Venus between 1957 and 1»8« —and to send landing parties a few years later —looks very good, the man charged with plotting America's
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      Lock icon Rome-UAR improve relations
      134 7 ROME, Thurs (APV The Foreign Ministers of Italy and the United Arab Republic conferred yesterday on ways to increase political, economic and cultural relations between the two countries. Mr. Mahmoud Riad, the UAR Foreign Minister, and Amintore Fanfani of Italy met twice during the day "in a
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      Lock icon Screen writer charged with gold smuggling
      149 7 SEATTLE. Washington, Thurs. (AP) A hollywood screen writer, Robert S. Weekley. 34. pleaded not guilty yesterday to a charge of illegally transporting gold from the United States. The government accused Weekley of carrying U.S. $44,000 worth of gold on a Seattle-Tokyo flight, wearing a
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      Lock icon $360 million Sino-Jap trade deal
      122 7 TOKYO, Thurs. (UPI) Japanese businessmen have concluded transactions worth US$l2O million with Communist China at the annual autumn trade fair in Canton. The figure, according to the International Trade Promotion Association, a private Japanese Organisation, was lower than it had originally expected. Association officials said
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    Lock icon REVIVING A RAIL LINK
    382 8 rPHE conference on transport between Malaysian and Thai officials touched on cooperation in improving facilities, in transportation, telecommunications, ports and postal services. We hope the discussions have not excluded the rail link between Prai and Kota Bharu via Thai territory. Possibly many Malaysians today are not
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    318 8 rpHE head of the British Trade Mission, Lord Srrol, has praised Malaysia's economic effort# and Singapore's dynamism. This praise la well deserved though some cynics may put It to an unctuous effort to cultivate the goodwill of the people of the two countries. He also invites trade
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    3884 8 Britain will achieve a balance in overseas payments and a growing surplus next year. yon I ago when I fir*# the privilege of speaking in Guildhall, less than a month after the Government took office, I spoke not so much of world effairs in detail, but
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      643 9 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Industrial shares continued 11) improve on the Stock Fa'range. Leaders gained ,'hoia 2 to 3 cents. Gammon a| ain dominated with a v turnover in the industr si section, with business done from $1.30 to $1.33 to to $1.31. Chemical rose Jents
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      39 9 Washington. Thurs Th# U.S. governwent sold 55 tons of surplus tr **kpile tin yesterday. 30 ton < trade A at U551.5425 pound: 20 tons grade B at 1.5275 a pound: 5 tons Sraae c at U551.5225 a Pound.
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      27 9 Hong KONG, Thurs. rupi)—Money quotations: J*K $5,730/5.***** per US QoUar fo r cash HK 115.99 I* r pound sterling HK $266.0 P er tael gold
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      16 9 SINGAPORE Thurl -ae tm pri<-e for today was •605| per picul, up 50 cents.
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      346 9 NEW YORK, Thurs. (AP). —The Chase Manhattan Bank of New York said yesterday it had attached the New York assets of the local branch of Intra bank of Beirut because of a dispute over a 1*5.1500,000 cheque. The Chase statement came after word was received
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      277 9 BINGAPORE, Thurs. December first grade rubber buyers f.o.b. closed At 5 p.m. In Singapore and Kuala LumDur today at 621 cents per lb., down '4 eta. from previous close. The tone was Inactive. A very quiet session ruled for most of the morning Prices
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      73 9 LONDON. Thurs- (UPI) The rubber market closed quietly steady with spot 18-3/8 18-5/8 Settlement House: Dee. 183/8 18-5/8; Jan. 18-3/8 1813/16; Feb. and Jan./ March 18-13/16 18-15/16 April-June 19-7/16 19-9/16 July/Sept 19-13/16 19-15/16; Oct./ Dec. 19-7/8 20; Jan./ March. April /June, July/ Sept. and Oct./ Dec. 19-18/18
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      253 9 SINGAPORE, Thurs. BOAC is to idd a new major route to its already extensive worldwide network. As from April 1967, the airline will inaugurate a thrice weekly South Pacific service linking the West Coast of the USA with Australasia. The new flights will be operated
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      71 9 SAO PAULO. Brazil. Thurs. (AP) A 17-man South Korean trade mission got down to business yesterday. The mission, headed by Mr. Han Sang-Won. Vice President of the Korean Traders Association arrived on Tuesday election day and a national holiday throughout Brazil. They hone to promote Korean
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      32 9 LONDON, Thurs. (UPI) Tin market opening. Tin held steady. Turnover 185 tons. Spot buyers 1200 sellers 1201 business 1200. 3-months buyers 1205 sellers 1206 business 1205 1204 Settlement 1201
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      181 9 TOKYO. Japan. Thurs. The world's laraest oiltanker, the 209.000 gross ton Idem tsu Maru. was launched recently. Last December the Idemitsu Tanker Company placed the order for construction of the world's first ship to exceed 200.000 tons with the Ishikawajlma-Harima Heavy Industries and the keel was laid
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      48 9 NEW YORK Thurs. (UPl)—Rubber futures unchanged and untrading yesterday. Jan. 22 50 23 00 Mar. 22 60 23 10 May 22.60 23 10 July 22.60 23.10 Sept. 22.60 23.10 Nov. 22 60 23.10 Spot No. 1 RSS held steady at 224 cents per pound, nominal.
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      114 9 OTTAWA, Thura. (ATP) Seven Communist countries owed the Canadian Wheat Office a total of $405 million as of Sept. 30 Minister of Commerce, Mr. Robert Winters told the House of Commons on Tuesday. The debt broke down as follows: China 188 million.
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      131 9 LONDON. Thurs. (AP>—An attack on the British government's import tax was made yesterday by the Chairman of a British Tin Mining Company, which has created a township in the state of Pahang on the Malay Peninsula. Mr. J.N. Davies. Chairman and Managing Director
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      58 9 NEW YORK. Thurs. (UPI) New York commodity rices: in 134.50 Lead 14.00 Zinc —l5OO Aluminum 24.50 Cocoa (Bahia) 23.45 Cocoa (Accra) 24.93 Collee (Colombian) 45-1/4 Coffee (Santos) 39-3/4 Sugar (Raw) —7.12 Sugar (Refined) 10.45 Wool 122.5 Wooltops 168.5 Cotton 23.71 Rubber 22-1 2 Raw Cotton Future* 21
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      73 9 SWEDEN. Thurs Total gros* investments, excluding those lor the merchant navy, were up by 4 per cent in 1965 and grew by 5 per cent this year, in 1987, they are expected to rise by 6.5 per cent. The overall figure masks a considerable pick-up
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      73 9 SINGAPORE, Thurs. Association of Banks in Malaysia made the following changes in its rates to merchants today were: New York: Buying T.T. 32-11/16; Airmail O.D. 3213/16; 90 d/st. 33-6/16 credit bills; 33-9/16 trade bills. Caaada: Buying T.T. 3V 7/16; Airmail O.D. 35-9/16; 90 d/st. 36-1/1 credit bills; 36-3/16
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      38 9 THIS is the general view of the hundreds of latest models of ears introduced by France auto-makers on the first day of the opening of the 53rd Paris Motor Show in Paris recently.—PANA PANA Photo.
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      133 9 LONDON. Thurs. (AP). Britain's biggest merchant bank has taken over Suzuki (Great Britain) Ltd.. a company formed in London three years ago as an offshoot of the Japanese Motorcycle Manufacturer. Hambros Bank has announced it acquired complete control of the company by buying 55 per
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      418 9 IMU STRIA! nk BowtMrt 149 chemical Co f.44 Cold Moral* !.M Dunlop 2.63 F. smelting CD 4.08 Fj»mi Ord* 2.91 F. A V Ord*. 3.22 Oainmon 1.M Oatnnn><i CD 2.52 Hume Pi»f 1.50 Hotel S'pttra I ll Hume (M) Lti XALL Hume <F.E.) Ord. 1.58 J. N
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      42 9 F1r*» Malayan t.ftt 2.1S Second Malayan 1.47 1.57 Third Malayan l.M 1.16 Malaytlan Commerce XD tl .94 Mai- Saving Fond Sterling l.M 1.34 Commodity XD a/t 4/4 First Hong Knng IM 1.05 Second Hong Kong .70 .74* (•Hong Kong Currency)
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      104 9 SINGAPORE, Thl»r». pore Chinese Produce noon price# today w SlngaEMMnge e. Coconut oil (FOB) Bulk Sellers Sept. 41.50 Coconut oil (FOB) Drums Sept 43.50 Sugar(Java)exgodown 25-50 Nutmegs 110s 495.00 Nutmeg* B 4 W Garbled Lam pong Black Pepper 235.00 (FOB) 125.00 Pepper Black Special Sarawak (FOB) 125.00 Lam pong
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      70 9 KUWAIT, Thurs. (UPI) A Japanese shipbuilding firm on Tuesday signed a contract to build two tankers believed to be the world'i largest for a Kuwait firm, it was announced here. The Sasibo Shipbuilders signed the contract with Kuwait Oil-tankers Co., to build the
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      168 9 SINGAPORE, Thurs.—The following ships are expected to be in port tomorrow. Godowns Vessels 3/4 President Pierce 5 Rajula 8/9 Yamateru Maru 10/11 Straat Futami 13/14 Bankura 15/16 Eishin Maru 19 Ceylon Maru 23/24 City of Guilftrd 26 Kimanis 27 '2B Empire Gannet 29/30 Nichiryu Maru 31/32 Meihohsan Maru
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      699 9 ARRIVALS IN MVO*P<»RE Tun* *.20 am. Airline MAL 019 from Kuala tumour. Time 8.50 am. \irflne JL 7.12 fmm Jakarta. Time 9.:*0 a.m Airline MAL 121 from Kuala I umpur. Time 10 10 a.m. Airline ML 451 from Kuchtng. Time 16.55 a.m. Airline MAL 005 trom
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    244 11 KT ALA LUMPUR, Thurs. The Yang dij>rtuan Besar of Negri Sembilan returned today from I'nited States after a successful eye-operation at thf Deaconess Hospital in Boston. At the airport to greet him were his wife, the Tunku Ampuan, his eldest son, Tunku Besar
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    31 11 MUAR Thurs.—Construction work on a comprehensive secondary school at Pekan Nanas has been completed. The school has eight classrooms, a science laboratory, a domestic science room and a workshop.
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    25 11 MUAR, Thurs. —A poultryfarming association has been registered at 66, Lorong Dua, Tampoi. in the Johore State to safeguard the interest of members.
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    29 11 MUAR. Thurs. The Assistant Minister of Education. Mr. Lee Seok Yew, distributed a total of $35,100 to seven Chinese primary schools in the Muar District.
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    273 11 PENANG, Thurs. In Tlf of the shortage of doctors in Penang hospitals. the State Government has already approached the Minister of Health for the services of more doctors or to recruit more doctors either locally or from abroad. This was the reply given by the Chief
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    132 11 SINGAPORE, Thurs.— Mr. L. Patrhatt. a teacher, will be one of New Zealand's delegates to the Third Asian Leadership Seminar to be held here next week. We will speak on: "The In-Service Training of Teachers In the New Zealand Educational Institute." This seminar
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    283 11 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Kuwait's new Ambassador to Malaysia. Mr. Mohamad Zaid Al-Herbish, presented his credentials to the Yang di-Pertoan Agong, at the Istana Neeara this morning. Mr. Zaid arrived at 10.30 a.m. at the Istana in a motorcade escorted by the Chief of Protocol,
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    85 11 SEREMBAN, Thurs. A hunter. How Pok Swee, was wounded in the right shoulder yesterday when he was hit by shot-gun bullets while hunting wild boar at Kampong Kuala Pajam. 12 miles from here, yesterday. He was hit when a fellow hunter opened flre as a wild boar ran
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    67 11 SINGAPORE. Thurs. In a recent raid a Police party recovered six bullets, five scrapers, a knife, a dagger and a bicycle chain attached to a handle. As a result of a tip-off a Police party led by Supt. A. Gopalan. of the Becret Societies Branch. C.I.D.
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    46 11 MUAR, Thurs.—The Batu Pahat Information Office has called on fishermen in the coastal area to renew their half-yearly coastal fishing licences. rishermen can renew their licences at the Batu Pahat district office, Renggit subdistrict office. Those who failed to do so will be prosecuted.
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    38 11 MUAR. Thurs. Mr. Tan Aik Chong. offlcer-in-charge of the Muar Information office here ha s been transferred to Sabah for a threemonth service. Enche Mahir has taken over his place during his absence.
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    55 11 SINGAPORE. Thurs A special forum on "Pedestrian Safety in Singapore" will be broadcast over Channel 1 'English Service) at 11.30 a.m. on Sunday. Nov. 20. Speakers Include: Mr Goh ©in Tub (Safety First Council). Mr. Y.V Chan (Chairman. National Safety First Committee), and Mr. G. Supramaniam (Member
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    158 11 BRUNEI TOWN, Thurs. (AFP) Brunei Is undertaking urgent measures to beat the berthings and cargo-handling crisis at the town wharf which has kept ships waiting up to nine days, a Government spokesman had disclosed. The work Is to be done as fast as possible. Tenders
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    25 11 MUAR. Thurs. The Pontian Kheng Chew Association will hold a dinner party to celebrate its 19th anniversary on Nov. 26 at 7 p.m.
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    306 11 SINGAPORE. Thura. A loeAl painter, Mr. Nf Tat Chuan. will hold a one-man exhibition at the National Library from Nov. 2S 27. The exhibition, to be opened by Mr. Ng See Thong, is sponsored jointly by the Modern Art Society, Singapore Art Society, Society
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    254 11 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. The Prime Minister's Press Secretary, Mr. Ali Thambyrajah. today said that the Central Government had no intention whatsoever of setting up a body to censor news reports going out of the country. He was commenting on a report in a local newspaper (not
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    125 11 BRUNEI TOWN, Than. (UPI) Brunei has nameless kampongs with no definite boundaries, says the recently published reports of the 1964 Brunei Agricultural Census. The census was the first conducted In the Btate. The report shows that only three per cent of Brunei's total area of 2.226
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    183 11 MUAR, Than. Workers of the Muar and Batu Pabat Penambang Company who will lose their jobs with the completion of the Muar and Batu Pahat bridges early next year will be given first preference to jobs in the Public Works Department. This was disclosed this
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    68 11 IPOH, Thura. —An 19-year-old woman labourer. Chin Ah Lan, was buried alive in a landside at Choonf Sam Mines in Jelapang, four miles from here yesterday. Chin and five other labourers were engaged at the open cast mine, when a section of the earth above them gave
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    137 11 KUALA LUMPUIL Thorn. The Sultan of Sel&ngor win Uy the foußdatton stone of the new $500,000 YMCA Building at Jalan Brickfields here on Saturday. Dr. Lim Swee Aun, the Minister of Commerce and Industry, who is a patron of the association, will speak at
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    97 11 IPOH. Thurs. Headmaster of a Tamil school in Taiping. V. Ponniah, 51, took one of his students, a 12-year-old girl to a hotel in Yan Tet Snin Street here where she was criminally assaulted, the Magistrate Court was told at a preliminary inquiry. Ponniah
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    56 11 MUAR. Thurs The school building committee of the Board of Governors of the Chung Hwa School here will hold a concert at the Cathay Cinema at Jalan Sayang on Nov. 79 at 8 p.m. The concert is to raise fund for the construction of it* gymnasium-auditorium. TTie new
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    49 12 CAPE TOWN, South Africa, Thurs. (AP) —Four-day-old Siamese twin girls joined from the lower breastbone to the navel were separated here last night, a hospital announcement said. A spokesman at the Red Cross Children's Hospital said a 500 minute operation to separate them had been successful.
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    650 12  -  By K.C. Thaler, (UPI) BRITAIN'S move into European Economic Community (EEC) if and when it comes will be slow, costly and painful. The will to join the Common Market is there, in principle. It is ostensibly stronger and more widespread
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    81 12 SCIENTISTS and engineers of the German Arm of Siemens are at present working on three projects connected with an important research for space travel: Solar cells. Isotope batteries and miniature reactors. In these thermoelectric generators of an isotooe battery, heat is converted directly into electric current. The
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    372 12 BUTTERWOR T'H, Thurs. The address is simply "King's Cross Boat Club, Butterworth" but it's a long voyage from William Street or Bayswater Road in Sydney, Australia. Here on the northwest mainland Malayan coast, opposite Penang Island, a group of Australian servicemen have established
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    583 12 Jensen "FF" the four-wheel drive saloon BRITISH MOTOR racing car constructors, who have already taken a blow from the Austra-lian-engined Re p c oBrabhams in grand prix racing, are now preparing to repel an assault from Europe in the new Formula 2 class, which will operate next season. Formula 2
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    723 13 London, Thursday energy makes news. But most of it concerns power stations, newsystems for power stations and mote spectacular ways of getting power from the atom in the future. Nuclear power came on fhe scene with the opening of Britain's Colder Hall station
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    143 13 CANBERRA. Thure. A record number of 454 candidates have been nominated for the House of Representatives in the Australian Federal election on November 26. Only one party, the Australian Labour Party, will contest all 124 seats. The Democratic Labour Party will contest all seats in
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    104 13 PERTH. Thurs. The SAI 00,000.000 Hamersley iron-ore project in Western Australia has been officially opened by the Premier of Western Australia, Mr. D. Brand. Hamersley Iron Pty. Ltd., holds contracts for the sale of lump iron ore and pellets worth $A770,000.000 to steel milli in
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    1069 13 Melbourne, Thursday niNGO, the Australian wild dog, has a bad reputation. Graziers have waged a consistent war against him because of his attacks on sheep and cattle. Poisoned baits, traps, guns and rifles have been used against this highly intelligent and sometimes voracious animal. In
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    219 15  -  little activity despite im CONDITIONS AT IPOH Jl WINDSOR LAD IPOH, Thur«. There was very little activity on the track here thit morning despite the improved yielding conditions. Only a few horses were sent against the clock. Pembroke Lad (Kang) and Chatsmoth Rao) provided an
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    54 15 MANILA, Thurs. (UPI) Six boxers were named to•he Philippine team to tjie Asian Games in Bangkok They are Rudy Diaz, junior flyweight. Robert De Leon, flyweight. Mar«os Palomo, featherweight. Roaolfo Arpon. lightweight, Felix O'Campo light-middle-weight and Bernardo Belleza, middleweight. Both Arpon and O'Campo are veterans-of
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    35 15 •N'OVI SAD, Yogoslavia, Thurs. (AP) Vojvodina, Jugoslavia's soccer cham-P-ons. defeated Atletico of Madrid 3-1 (1-0) here on >Wnesday in their first leg of the second round of European Soccer Champions Cup.
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    141 15 Eight rider* finished the equestrian event without loss of points in the opening day of the World Modem Pentathlon Championships in Melbourne. Australia, on Nov. 6. The riders were:- F. Torok (Hungary), A. Balc*o (Hungary), J. Kerr (USA). B. Ferm (Sweden). D. Barren* (Mexico). A. Chaparinis
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    143 15 HAVANA. Thurs. (AFP). —With an unbeatable lead the Soviet I'nion are certain to win the 17th Chess Olympiad which started here last month. So far. the Soviets have not lost one match in this Olympiad. Only one team that of Hungary managed to
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    71 15 NEW YORK, Thurs. (AP) Austria's Dieter Sohulze, the European outboard motor boat raring champion, arrived on Wednesday en route to Arizona, where he will compete in the USS 25.000 Outboard World Championships at Lake HavS'su City. Schulze, who hails from Attnang .in Austria, said that he "did
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    65 15 LONDON, Thurs. (AFP) Golfers in next year's British Open Championship at Hoylake Cheshire will face an additional hazard crows. The birds have taken a sudden liking to the white golf balls and are swooping down and carrying them off at the rate of 20 a week. Now
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    298 15 MANILA, Thurs. (I'PI). All Filipino womfn athletes bound for Bangkok for the Asian Games will undergo a "routine" sex test, the Philippine Amateur Athletic Federation (PAAF) disclosed today. PAAF Secretary-Treasurer Serafin Quino said he foresees no problem among the women
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    83 15 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. The National Shooting Association of Malaysia has picked Tan Sent Keat of Penang to represent Malaysia at the Asian Games in the small bore rifle prone event. Disposing this here today. the Secretary of the Association. Mr. Moe Fu Riat. said that
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    62 15 GLASGOW. Thurs. (AFP) The touring Australian Rugby team got back into winning stride here yesterday in beating the Combined Glasgow and Edinburgh outfit by 18 points to 11. The Wallabies scored three tries, two penalties and a drop to the goal and two tries from the
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    39 15 GLABGOW, Thurs. (UPI) Scotland beat Ireland 2-1 in their European Nations Cup soccer match at Hampden Park here on Wednesday night after leading 2-1 at half-time. Goal-scores: Scotland: Murdoch 15 minutes. Lennoc 35. Ireland: Nicholson 10th minute.
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    47 15 MILAN, Thurs. < AFP) Internationale Milan defeated Vasas Budapest ,£y two goals to nil after no score at halftime in their first leg eight finals match for the European Football Cup here yesterday. The return match will b* held at Budapest on Dec. 8
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    105 15 DUBLIN, Thuri (AP) The Republic of Ireland soccer team defeated Turkey 2-1 on Wednesday night in a qualification game for the European Cup of Nations. The teams were tied 0-0 at half-time. A crowd of 20,000 saw the game under the floodlight! of
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    148 15 TOKYO. Thurs. (AFP). Orient welterweight champion. Apidej Uhithiran of Thailand, will stake his title against Japan's Musashi Nakano In a 12round bout in Tokyo on Jan. 8. next year, it was announced here today. The title bout will be held at Tokyo's Korakuen
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    185 15 KUALA LUMPUR. Thuri. The combined team of University of Indonesia and University of Malaya beat the Burnley Cup team 2-1 in a soccer match piayed at the Merdeka Stadium here today* The match was a hard fought one with both sides having many chances. The Indonesians
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    33 15 ISTANBUL. Thurs. (AFP) Turkey defeated West Germany by 1-0 in -their Amateurs European Football Cup match at Eskisehir, Western Turkey, yesterday. The lone goal was scored In the first hall.
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    34 15 LONDON, Thurs. (AP) Walter McGowan, Scotland's world flyweight boxing champion, stopped Jose Bisbal of Spain in the fifth round of a scheduled tenround non-title fight at London's world sporting club last night.
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    330 15 LON'DON, Thurs. (AFP). The decision of the Advisory Cricket Committee of the M.C-C. to reject jjj* proposal to admit overseas players here without wie present two-year qualification rule, is criticised •y some of the London papers this morning. nn 'iv 00 a thousand times
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    505 15 ZURICH, Switzerland, Thurs. (AP). Seventy-eight nations will compete in 14 groups on five continents in the preliminary rounds for the 1968 Olympic Soccer tournament, drawn by the International Soccer Federation (FIFA) here on Wednesday night. A total of 80 countries had applied to
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    339 15 CHATHAM TOWNSHIP, New Jersey. Thurs. (AP) Carlos Ortiz, the world lightweight champion, predicted on Wednesday he will knock out Flash Elorde, the Filipino challenger, within 10 rounds of their title match in Madison Square Garden on Nov. 28. "Elorde is every smart and
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