Eastern Sun, 16 June 1967

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    24 1 Eastern Sun Independent National Daily SINGAPORE EDITION Estd. 1966. Vol. 1 No. 323 Friday, 16 June 1967. MC(P) 2251 KDN 2660 Price 15 cents.
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    Lock icon Too sexy sex books, says Cardinal
    180 1  -  By Patricia Clough VAT AX CITY. Thurs. T t> Some Catholic on books are too ling to the head Vatican's "watchdepartment. Alfredo Ottaviana, we 76-year-o.d f the Congregation le Doctrine of the -aid these books young people ,i>-et married couples, was criticising P: ♦-catment
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    Lock icon 'Israel has nuclear know-how'
    87 1 LONDON. Thurs (UPI)— defence experts today that failure to arrans? an effective Midla:' settlement is virtually <~ s r~ n to force Israel into r weapons production. has the nuclear how and is among era. nations which could the atomic bomb in a :°rnparatlvely short time.
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    Lock icon 'FULL REPLAY and in JAKARTA'
    703 1  -  Cup fiasco: Indonesian official blames Scheele By M.T. Lingam, R.D. Selva KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Col. M. Sriamin, acting Chairman of the Indonesian Badminton Association, today told the Eastern Sun in an exclusive interview that Indonesia would only agree to replay the full Thomas Cup challenge
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    Lock icon Smiling Noriali...
    75 1 A pretty actress singer, Miss \oriali Supandi. vesterdav called at the Ministry of Culture. Singapore where she and nine other members of the Bandung Revue met Fnche Mohd. Ghazali Ismail, Political Secretary to the Ministry of Culture. She is one of the leading singers of the Revue which
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    Lock icon Fire guts Radio S'pura's records library
    148 1 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Thousands of records stacked in the records library of Radio Singapura In Broadcasting House. Caldecott Hill, were destroyed tonight as fire gutted a section of the building. Till 9.30 p.m. firemen were still attempting to keep the fire under control and the
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    Lock icon We'll consider ties with Red countries: Tunku
    262 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Tunku Abdul Rahman today told the Dewan Ra'ayat that Malaysia would consider any approach from Communist countries to establish diplomatic relations. However, he said, it might take some time for Malaysia to exchange diplomatic envoys with Communist countries because of
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    Lock icon Jek on S'pore's major problem
    143 1 GENEVA, Thurs. (Reuter) —Singapore faces a major problem because of the British Government's decision to run down its bases there, Singapore's Labour Minister. Mr. Jek Yuen Thong, said here today. "Several thousands of civilian employees directly employed by the British Armed Services are likely to
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    Lock icon Boumedienne emerges with enhanced prestige
    225 1 PARIS, Thurs. (Reuter) Algerian Prime Minister Houari Boumedienne has emerged from the Middle East conflict with enhanced military and political prestige. In two short years since he ousted Ahmed Ben Bella, Algeria's first leader after independence, Colonel Boumedienne has earned the respect of Arab leaders,
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    Lock icon 'Soldiers' launch crime wave in Jakarta
    177 1 JAKARTA. Thurs. (Renter) Communists dressed in army uniforms have launched a wave of crime in Jakarta to try to discredit the capital's military rulers. according to a garrison spokesman. He said eight men captured after a clash earlier this week had admitted this. A
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    Lock icon Sukarno's son for trial
    40 1 JAKARTA. Thurs. (Reuter) Former President Sukarno's 16-year-old son. Guruh, will soon face trial in connection with a motor accident last month in which the son of one of Sukarno's former aides was killed. Police said today.
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  • LOCAL NEWS
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      Lock icon Passing exams only is now not good enough
      247 2 SINGAPORE, Thurs. From now on the quality of a boy or girl will be judged not only on the results of examinations, but also on participation in games and other school acI tivities. This was stated tonight by Mr. Sim Boon Woo,
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      Lock icon Lions Club's $10,391 presentation
      107 2 SINGAPORE. Thur s The Lions Club of Singapore (Host) will present a cheque of $10,391.80 to the Vice-Chancellor of the University of Singapore. Professor Lim Tay Boh on June 24 at a luncheon meeting at the Prince's Restaurant in Orchard Road. The Club collected $20,000 from
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      Lock icon Arches tor National Day joy
      68 2 SINGAPORE, Thurs The Government has invited private associations ana organisations in the Republic to put up illuminated arches for the National Day Celebrations on Aug 9. Those associations and organisations wishing to erect such arches should set in touch with the Director. Peo6p!e's Association, for
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      Lock icon Phone link-up with Liberia
      31 2 SINGAPORE. Thurs. A telephone service to Liberia via London became operative from today. It is available from Mondays to Saturdays between 6.45 p.m. and 8 15 p.m.
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      Lock icon Suara Singapura to raise funds for soprano Jane Lee
      257 2 SINGAPORE, Thurs. The Suara Singapura a versatile group of singers will stage a conceTt to raise funds to enable soprano Jane Lee to go to England to continue her studies at the Royal College of Music. r 7 The concert, entitled
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      Lock icon Court ground turned into picnic spot
      290 2 SINGAPORE, Thurs. The Criminal District and Magistrates Courts' ground was today turned into a picnic spot when some 300 to 400 relatives, bailors and Barisan Sosialis supporters of the 317 persons charged yesterday, con- verged on it. Old women, men. youths of both sexes
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      Lock icon Bid to present memo to Defence Minister
      344 2 SINGAPORE. Thurs. About 40 relatives of political detainees here today assembled in the ground of the Ministry of Interior and Defence in Pearl s Hill to present a memorandam to the Minister of Defence. Dr. Goh Keng Suee in protest against the "ill
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      Lock icon ADVISED TO DISPERSE BY POLICE
      64 2 SINGAPORE, Thurs. Police last night advised the 40-odd people who were picketing at Pearls Hill Police Station to disperse. By 7.30 p.m., only 17 out of the group dispersed and the rest, consisting of 23 women and one man, were taken into a Black Maria
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      Lock icon Nat. Service: Medical exam dates
      152 2 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Citizens born between Jan. 1, and June 30, 1949, and who have registered tor National Service will be required to report at the Central Manpower Base, Kallang Camp. Old Kallang Airport, for medical and other related examinations during June and July. Notices have
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      Lock icon S'pore, Denmark agree on visa abolition
      179 2 SINGAPORE, Thurs. The Singopore and Danish Governments have concluded q visa abolition agreement which will come into force from July 1, this year. Under the terms of the agreement, citizens of Singapore holding valid Singapore passports will be free to enter Denmark and stay
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      Lock icon FREE SHOW
      27 2 MALACCA. Thurs. —The Kubu Modern Arts Society here will hold a free variety show in Tamil at the Town Hall on Sunday at 7.30 p.m.
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      Lock icon 'Students' Week' big walk
      134 2 SINGAPORE. Thurs The Students Council of the Chinese Y.M.C.A is organising the seventh annual students' walk in conjunction with the loth annual Students Wees and second National Day celebrations. The aim. said a YMCA statement today, is to promote physical iitness apart from relationship and understanding
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      Lock icon Support Arab Refugees Relief Fund— Wan Kadir
      465 3 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. The Middle East war was the focus of debate in the Dewan Ra'ayat this morning, when the House was debating the King's speech on a motion of thonks. A ;ance backbencher, Kadir bin Ismail K;aid Trengganu Utacommended the Maiitysian Government's
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      Lock icon 'Many sports meets called off due to work-to-rule'
      330 3 SEREMBAN, Thurs. The Negri Sembi!an branch of the Day Training Centre Teachers' Union here has appealed to headmasters and the Guru Pelawat in the State to be more understanding" and not to insists on holding schools sports meets as their members were
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      Lock icon Syed Nasir permitted to take part in politics —Tunku
      158 3 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. Tuan Syed Nasir's secondment as Director of Dewan Bahasa dan Pustaka permitted him to take part in politics. The Prime Minister, Tunku Abdul Rahman told Parliament this morning that this was one of the conditions of his service
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      Lock icon Give up Communism call by ex-member
      81 3 KUCHING, Thurs. Mr. Chang Joon Sen, 30. an exmember of the Sarawak Communist Organisation recently released from detention, has appealed to all underground communists to give up their fruitless struggle. He said they should realise that there was no future in their struggle and
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      Lock icon • THE Minister of Education, Enche Mohamed Khir Johari, seen unveiling the plaque of the $954,130 Rahman Talib Secondary School in Kuantan on Monday.
      23 3 THE Minister of Education, Enche Mohamed Khir Johari, seen unveiling the plaque of the $954,130 Rahman Talib Secondary School in Kuantan on Monday.
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      Lock icon Power supply to 52 villages last year – Report
      267 3 Power supply to 52 villages last year Report KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. The rural electrification programme was extended to 52 villages last year, the National Electricity Board discloses In its annual report for 1965/ 1966. The report, tabled in the Dewan Ra'ayat today, says work Is in progress to supply another
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      Lock icon Watchman who caught robber praised
      99 3 KAMPAR, Thurs. A watchman, Gurcharan Singh, who eaught a robber single-handed on September 20 last year, was awarded a letter of commendation by the Chief Police Officer of Perak, Enche Merican bin Sultan yesterday. The letter was handed over to him by the Offlcer-in-charge of
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      Lock icon Prices and Incomes policy
      1527 4 Senator says it will raise real national output KUALA LUMPUR/ Thurs. A call was made in the Dewan Negara today to the Government to formulate a prices and incomes policy to facilitate accelerated economic development and to raise real national output. Making this call during the
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      Lock icon 15th ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATIONS
      43 4 THE Selangor Newspaper Vendors Association held a dinner in Kuala Lumpur on Tuesday night to celebrate its 1 sth anniversary. Picture shows officials including Mr. Cheong Pak Kien (in coat) Chairman of the Association proposing a toast to the guests.
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      Lock icon Union's decision to issue ballots
      115 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. The Police Administrative and Clerical Services Union is to issue ballots to members to support any industrial action CUEPACS may decide to take. The decision was taken at a meeting of the Union's executive council held here, after what it termed the
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      Lock icon • THE Sultan of Selangor, in his Group Captain's uniform, paid a courtesy call on the Sultan of Kedah after his official visit to the Royal Malaysian Air Force Flying Training School in Alor Star, on Wednesday.
      36 4 THE Sultan of Selangor, in his Group Captain's uniform, paid a courtesy call on the Sultan of Kedah after his official visit to the Royal Malaysian Air Force Flying Training School in Alor Star, on Wednesday.
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      Lock icon Miss Kedah—Perlis to be chosen at dance
      85 4 ALOR STAR. Thurs. A danc# will be held on June 27 at the Foo Chow Association hall to select Miss Kedah Pedis lor Miss Malaysia contest at Ipoh on June 30. The Miss Malaysia winner will have a free trip to the United
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      47 3 k.L. DIARY 4th Malaysian Artists' Exhibition at Balai Aropang. AIA building. 10 to 6 p.m.: Jalan weld Rimming Pool 9.30 a m. to f| p m., 2 to 5 p.m. and o 9 p.m Zoo Negara 10 to 6 p.m.: Muzium Ne--10 a m. to 6.30 p.m-
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  • WORLD NEWS
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      Lock icon ROUND-THE-WORLD FLIGHT
      109 5 ROUND- THE-WORLD FLIGHT RlO DE JANEIRO. Thurs. (UPI) U.S. housewife nn pellegreno was yesterday reported at Belem, en route to Natal, on another lap of her round-the-world fl c ht parallelling that of the late Amelia Earhart. Reports from Belem said Msr. Pellegreno, flying a model airplane similar to that
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      Lock icon US assault on Red sanctuary
      522 5 OAIGON, Thurs. (UPI) U.S. Farces launched a three-pronged assault into a long-held Communist sanctuary north of here and battled guerrilla forces in a four-hour fight with artillery and infantrymen, military spokesmen said today. Units of the U.S. Ist Infantry Division moved into the heavily jungled
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      Lock icon Expelled Indian diplomats cross over to HK
      263 5 HONG KONG, Thurs. (UPI) Two Indian diplomats, branded as "crafty international spies" and kicked out of Communist China, rrossed the border into this British crown colony today. Newsmen were barred from going to the Lowu border station to meet the Indian diplomats but
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      Lock icon The 'case of the human jigsaw puzzle' solved
      442 5 MANILA, Thurs. (UPI). The "case of the human jigsaw puzzle" was claimed solved by Police yesterday with the alleged confession of a 28-year-old father of five girls to the murder and dismembering of a woman cocktail owner. Jose Luis G. Santiano, Police
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      Lock icon First wife bequeaths estate to ex-hubby's spouse
      83 5 ST. JOSEPH, Missouri, Thurs. (AP) The first wife of Attorney Waldo P. Gofff died and left her entire estate to her former husbands fourth wife, to whom he is presently married. Mr. GofTs first wife, Mrs. Margaret Golf, died on May 20 at
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      Lock icon NCNA protests against deportation of 3 pro-Reds
      164 5 HONGKONG, Thurs. (AP).—Mr. Leung Wei-Lin, Hongkong Bureau Chief of Peking's official New China News Agency (NCNA), yesterday protested against a Hongkong Government decision to deport three-pro-Communist Chinese to Red China. Mr Leung's protest, published in local Communist newspapers, said: "Every Chinese in Hongkong
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      Lock icon Mariner 5 heads toward Venus
      127 5 PASADENA, California, Thurs. (AP)—Mariner 5, after mistakenly fixing its sensor "eyes" briefly on earth, locked on the bright star Canopus at 9.20 p.m. and headed toward Venus in a stable position. Scientist* at the Jet Propulsion Laboratory signaled the spacecraft at 6 40 p.m. to
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      Lock icon Car lodge in Tokyo
      82 5 A YOUNG Japanese couple lying atop a car with tent tries the new type of hiking equipment for those who drive their own cars in Tokyo. With summer approaching, this new gadget is expected to be a boon to those motorists who love an outdoor life.
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      Lock icon Korean students' demonstrations enter 4th day
      330 5  -  By JAMES KIM SEOUL, Thurs. (UPI). —More than 1.000 high school students spilled into the streets here early today for the fourth straight day of street demonstrations protesting Korea's parliamentary elections. Students of Yangjung High School marched into the streets at about 8 a.m.
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      Lock icon Chou stops supporting his deputy
      215 5 Thurs. (UPI) Communist China's Premier Chou En-Lai has apparently bowed to pressure and stopped supporting one of the Deputy Premiers who has been under fire 11 o m Red Guards and "revolutionary rebels", a Japanese newsman said today. Tlie Peking-based Cor* respondent for the Mainichi
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      Lock icon LEFTIST AGITATION: HK GOVT HAS WON ON POINTS
      375 6 HONG KONG, Thurs. (Reuter) THE Far Eastern Economic Review said today government's enforcement of the ban on the P. of leftist posters had increased the political tension which was slowly subsiding after the first outbreak o disturbances three weeks ago. The government's
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      Lock icon 'Neighbours' taken to task
      241 6 HONG KONG. Thurs. (UPD A letter to the editor of an English dally here severely criticised the attitude of the United States, the Philippines. Taiwan and Singapore in the current Communist agitations In Hong Kong. The letter of "A Citizen" published In the Britishowned South China
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      Lock icon Detective attacked with hooks
      268 6 HONG KONG. Thurs. (UPI) A police detective was seriously injured in an attack by more than 20 persons while arresting a man for painting inflammatory slogans in Rowloon early this morning. The detective. Luk Chlu, 30, received Ave stab wounds in the chest, the back and
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      Lock icon Karate and first aid in Red schools
      207 6 HONG KONG. Thurs. (UPI). Local Communist schools have ordered that all students be compelled to take classes in first aid and karate. a right-wing Chinese language newspaper said yesterday. The Sing Tao Man Po said that all girl pupils would take courses in
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      Lock icon GOVT. HOSTILE TO CATHOLIC 'CONVERSIONS'
      155 6 NEW DELHI, Thurs. (Reuter) The Indian government warned today it would take strong action against Christian Missionaries who use the famine conditions in some parts of the country to win converts. Mr. Vidya Charan Shukla, Minister of State for Home Affairs, told the House of
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      Lock icon 'Old city completely back to normal next week'
      313 6 TEL AVIV. Israel, Thurs. (AP) Civilian life in the old city of Jerusalem and along the West bank of the Jordan held by Israeli forces will return to "completely normal" by next week, the Military Governor of the West bank said last
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      Lock icon A hood to save lives in air crash
      131 6 WASHNGTON. Thu r s (Reuter) Scientists have developed a lightweight hood which could save the lives of many airline passengers in crashes. Dr. Staniev R Mohler, of the U.S. Federal Aviation Administration told a conference yesterday the hood would normally be carried
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      Lock icon Peasant's revolt in Assam
      142 6 NEW DELHI. Thurs. (Reuter) A peasant's revolt <- today threatened to disrupt strategic supply routes to the Indian State of Assam and the kingdon.s of Sikkim and Bhutan which have Cmnese troops stationed on their boraers. Home Minister Yashwantrao Chavan told parliament yesterday that the area
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      Lock icon 'On razor's edge'
      411 6 'On razor's edge The Odd Bull in the war OSLO, Thurs. (Reuter). Lieu tenant-General Odd Bull, a professional soldier, found himself in a delicate diplomatic role when he was appointed Chief of State of the l T nited Nations Truce Supervision Organisation (L.N.T.5.0.M.E.) in the Middle East in 1963. General
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      Lock icon LBJ plays fireman to cool hotspots in the US
      256 6 NEW YORK, Thurs. (t 7 PI). National Guardsmen and armed riot squads patrolled half a down American cities simmering with racial strife tas President Johnson called for efforts "to minimise tije tensions that exist." Many feared that outbreaks of racial violence
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      Lock icon No puppet shows for Soek
      118 6 JAKARTA Thurs (Reuter)—Acting President General Suharto h~a s banned Dr. Sukarno from holding puppet shows at his palace near Jakarta following allegations by student leaders that the former president is using them as a cover for plotting a political comeback, palace sources said today. The
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      Lock icon Prisoners cost more to feed
      67 6 BANGKOK. Thurs. (R^ ter) Thailand's want more funds to fc pr country's 44.000 prisoi r The Director Gen* u cThai Corrections ment, Mi Narong B told reporters tha* were one thousand convicts this year t n 1966 and the cost o: t°ocper head had gone
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      Lock icon Flood causes water shortage
      95 6 SYDNEY, Thurs. (Reuter) Rain-swollen rivers threatened hundreds of homes on the New South Wales coast today—but the town of Bellingen faced a water shortage problem Muddy flood water from a nearby river burst a water main, draining the town's reservoir. The community was left without a
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      Lock icon TIMBER! and floods came
      102 6 MANILA, Thurs. (Reuter) Indiscriminate cutting of timber in logging areas on Mindanao Island in the Southern Philippines was blamed today for the flash floods which swept through Southern Davao province last Monday night. National poiice said latest reports from Davao. some 600 miles South-East of here,
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      Lock icon Vietnamese protest US raids
      92 6 DANANG, (Reuter) Seven hundred Vietnamese staged protest marches in three villages in northerly Quang Nam province today against American air and artillery ftre. a U.S. military spokesman said here today. The villagers told officials they were demonstrating on the orders of the Vietcong, he reported. During
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      Lock icon Sticking out his neck
      119 7 LONDON, Thurs. (Reuter). p r i me Minister Harold Wilson told industrialists here todav that after more than two years of overseas trading deficits, Britain was out of the red. "Let us stick our chests out and tell the world we are paying our way," he
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      Lock icon NO DIRECT INVOLVEMENT BY CHINA IN VIETNAM
      229 7 Japanese analysis TOKYO. Thurs. (Reuter) Japanese diplomats in Asia and the Pacific area today ruled out direct intervention by China in the Vietnam war although her aid continued to flow into North Vietnam despite the cultural revolution, a Foreign Ministry spokesman said. Th*
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      Lock icon Foreigners warned: Don't support Biafra
      132 7 LONDON, Thurs. (AP) Nigeria yesterday warned foreigners not to support breakaway Eastern B-gion (Biafra) or "adopt an of neutrality calculated to help the Eastern rebellion". A statement issued at the Nigerian High Commission (Embassy) in London said tha* if foreigners offered r h support to
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      Lock icon Nagasaki A-bombing film to be returned
      145 7 TOKYO. Thurs. (UPI) Japan will ask the U.S. government to return a controversial documentary film of the atomic bomb attacks on Hiroshima and Nagasaki 22 years ago. Education Minister Yasuhiro Kenoki said today. The film, held by the U.S. State Department, was taken by
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      Lock icon New Vatican stamps
      38 7 VATICAN CITY. Thurs. (UPI) The Vatican will issue a special series of five stamps on June 30 to commemorate the 1,900 th anniversary of the martyrdom of saints Peter and Paul, it was announced today.
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      Lock icon JUBILANT Israeli soldiers in joyful mood in front of the Dome of the Rock Mosque in the old city of Jerusalem, which is now occupied by Israel. Jews now rule the whole city of Jerusalem for the first time in more than 2,000 years. Although in the centre of much bitter fighting the Dome remained untouched and unscarred.
      60 7 JUBILANT Israeli soldiers in joyful mood in front of the Dome of the Rock Mosque in the old city of Jerusalem, which is now occupied by Israel. Jews now rule the whole city of Jerusalem for the first time in more than 2,000 years. Although in the centre of much
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      Lock icon Killed by hate
      123 7 CHEPSTOW. England. Thurs. (AP) The heartbroken parents of a little boy they claim died of hate because he was half Japanese said they will leave England forever. They do not want their other three young sons to suffer the torment nine-year-old Robert Merritt endured because his mother
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      Lock icon Russian shipments to North Vietnam increasing
      141 7 LONDON. Thurs. (AP) More than 30 Soviet ships trade with North Vietnam each day. despite harrassment by U.S. airplanes and warships. Soviet Minister of the Merchant Marine Viktor Bakayev said yesterday, according to the official agency Tass. In a report monitored here. Tass said
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      Lock icon ADB president continues European tour
      213 7 BRUSSELS, Thurs. (Reuter) Mr. Takeshi Watanabe. President of the Asian Development Bank, had talks here yesterday with the Belgian Foreign Trade Minister, M. Auguste de Winter, Belgian Finance Ministry officials and representatives of Belgian private industry and banks. Mr. Watanabe said at a press conference
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      Lock icon McNamara for V'nam tour
      126 7 WASHINGTON. Thurs (UPI) Defence Secretary Robert S. McNamara announced yesterday he would leave on Sunday evening on his ninth inspection tour in Vietnam. He last visited Vietnamese war scenes in October. 1966. Mr. McNamara said he would "review all aspects of the war" during his trip.
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      Lock icon Quake shakes Los Angles basin
      122 7 LOS ANGELES. Thurs. (UPI) Parts of the Los Angeles basin were shaken last night by a sharp earthquake that interrupted some telephone communications but apparently caused no damage or injuries. Dr. Charles Richter of the California Institute of Technology in Pasadena said the quake was
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      Lock icon Detective takes lid off house of perverts
      382 7 'Model came in black rubber suit and net stockings to administer whipping' NEWARK, New Jersey, Thurs (Renter)—An undercover policeman told a court here today he started to strip for a whipping while posing as a masochist in a mansion of sex and tortureDetective
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      Lock icon What's beer between allies?
      267 7 UGLY. BREW WASHINGTON. Thur? (UPI) Pentagon stoutly denied yesterday that it was involved in a plot to keep American fighting men in Vietnam from quenching their tropical thirst with Philippine beer. A spokesman rejected suggestions from Manila that the "United States beer lobby" had pressured the
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      Lock icon Germany's E-W breach being healed
      123 7 BONN, Thurs. (UPI) Chancellor Kurt Georg Kiesinger broke precedent today and proposed direct negotiations with the Communist regime in East Germany. Only thus. H. Kiesinger declared. could the German people now separated by the iron curtain be prevented drawing further apart. The Chancellor made the
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      Lock icon Ky changes mind: To run in polls
      88 7 SAIGON, Thurs. (ReuterV Prime Minister Nguyen Cao Ky today reaffirmed his intention to run as a candidate in the civilian presidential elections scheduled for September this year. The Prime Minister wm commenting to reporters on an announcement by the Head of State, LieutenantGeneral
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      Lock icon Gets 4 years for 8 cents
      69 7 MANILA. Thurs (UPI) For 30 centavos (about eight U.S. cents), a man will stay in jail for four years Leoncio Canillo. 21 of Cebu province in the Central Philippines was found guilty of robbery for divesting at the point of a gun a bus
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      Lock icon LEBANESE ENVOYS TO SEEK PAPAL SUPPORT
      298 7 M-E crisis BEIRUT, Thurs. (AFP) A Lebanese diplomatic mission will go to the Vatican and Paris to explain the Arab point of view in the Middle East crisis to Pope Paul VI and French President Charles de Gaulle, Lebanese newspapers reported. Some newspapers said
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      Lock icon New bank formed
      125 7 NEW YORK. Thurs. (AP) Five banks two American, one British, one German and one in Hong Kong announced yesterday they will form a new international bank in London. The five, Irving Trust of New York. First National of Chicago, Westminster Bank of London. Commer Bank of Dusseldorf
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      921 5 v -,X< rom TV and MfeS? 'l^vWv/.VA* TODAY TV MALAYSIA SKI ALA LIMPIR r( j pulau Pinang; 6 Ipoh and M laka 3 10 Johore Bahru; j Taipms; Batu Pahat; 9 Kluans pM 300 Opening Annct.; ,-i gprbaneka 1966; 3.25 Flip ,y W y Whopper; 4.00 I n- e Of
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      142 6 THE r MAN FROM u.m.C.L.K h\ The DEADLY QPICES AFFAIR. AJR BEING OMHHOUTOrt*/ LTTTLE two *otfes nu.x black k cxrr for keeps! STRONG MEN HAME &408 LED THEIR MOST PRECIOUS SECRETS IK THERE, SOLO/WE rV SHALL SEE! W6 '5 BGHT..I MM CRACK LIKE TV M ESG.'.. GUESS I SHOULD 01PRtVE
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      43 7 }}$;)<$[+!"'~*^/%(.<&"/|/?;![.) IN VCOK\AWOLBUFB J ZELOA.XXICOULOMt > euess How mad I JUsr A MAPS THAT AWEMfeRt 2) Better i should euess How. I i Didit! E3 5* 3ft I J* toy Johnny hart HcwMADtoJ made him, I COULD 6U ESS f m I i l V»
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    468 8 A N Alliance M.P. for Kampar, Mr. Toh Theam Hock, yesterday brought to the attention of Parliament the plight of the 500,000 people living in the 500 new villages spread all over the country. These people, who were resettled in these villages during the Communist insurgency period, are
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    262 8 Member of Parliament asked the Minister of Finance whether he would stop transfers outside of Malaysia of the proceeds of the sale of rubber estates owned by foreign companies. The idea behind this question is that prevention of the flight of such capital might discourage the disposal
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    814 8  - Israel: A future Jewish- Arab State by Francis Ofner TF current population trends continue, Israel may become a bi-national Jewish-Arab State within three generations from now. This emerges from the report of an Inter-Ministerial Committee of Experts who have established that the Arabs living in Israel increase three and a
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    656 8  -  by: Francis Ofner A RECENT radio quiz to test knowledge of the Koran, the Holy Book of Islam, the first such competition ever held in Israel, and perhaps in the world, and also a public contest in knowledge of the New Testament to
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    875 8  -  -By:- Walter Davis fPHE British Mus- eum in London hos a space crisis. There is no room to display thousands of treasures, worth, probably, millions of pounds were it possible to put a price on them. Until money is forthcoming for new buildings many
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      289 8 I AM a temporary teacher of National Language in a Chinese Primary school where there have always been changes in the temporary Nat. Language teachers, who usually resigned whenever they could find better jobs. But, of course, they couMn't be blamed for, after all. their jobs
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      238 8  -  TAN YOKE KHIN Batu Pahat I HAVE personally visited the Immigration Office, Batu Pahat tnree times and each time I went, I received this same answer "Sorry we have no forms left." On my second visit there, while queueing up with about thirty others for more
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  • COMMERCIAL & INDUSTRIAL
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      Lock icon Large contract for new memory system
      123 9 ct\GAPORE. Thurs. r „-ey Automation have n awarded a £1.25 milcontract by ICT for new Plessey "Series direct access memory for use on ICT 1900 r^mputer. Tr. contract is believed •he largest placed in rid for three wire c memory systems. r;es 1000", developed
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      189 9 SYDNEY. Thurs. (Reuter) P.an* by Keith Harris and Company Ltd.. the Austrad Flavouring Maker, tr >et up a plant in Singapore showed the way for gramme "tremendous opporjDi:ies" in South-east A?ia. the Sydney "Sun" Finance editor, Mr. Ralph Wragg. said. Keith Harris'
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      65 9 NEW YORK, Thurs. (UPI) 7" Yesterday's closing Dow *°nes averages on the New *ork stock exchange: Industrials 880.61 20 Rails 256.83 Utilities 132.41 65 Stocks 321.02 4 f Bonds 80.81 futures Index 133.50 ne volume was 10,960.000 snares. Of a total 1,454 ses traded, 565 were C:
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      337 9 TESSELTON, Thurs. (Reuter). Timber was Sabah's greatest asset but was also the States' biggest political curse, former Chief Minister Dato Donald Stephens said today. He said when he was in power he had been under constant pressure from "lobbyists" who were against his
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      50 9 NEW YORK, Thurs. (UPI) Rubber futures yesterday closed unchanged to 25 points lower. Sales None July 21.75 22.50 Sept 21.75 22.50 Jan 68 21.75 22.50 Mar 21.75 22.50 May 21.75 22.50 July 21.75 22.50 The spot No. 1 RSS advanced i to 22i cents per pound, nominal.
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      632 9 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Activity on the Stock Exchange continued to be quiet today with industrials holding steady. Heavy transaction was again centred mainly on Central Sugar with 215,000 units changing hands. Business was done at $1.45 to $1.49 to $1.47 to $l4B, gained two cents
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      150 9 LONDON, Thurs- (UPI) Stock climbed to a new 1967 peak in brisk trading yesterday with buyine spurred by better-than-expected foreign trade figures, the government's decision to send an envoy to Rhodesia and the balance of payments surplus. A stock shortage magnified
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      86 9 LAGOS, Thurs. (AFP) Oil experts said here yesterday Nigeria could boost its oil production from a present 581.000 barrels per day to 700,000 barrels with only limited expansion of existing facilities. They said if required to meet shortages resulting from the Middle East crisis production
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      159 9 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Photographic information and advice, as well as a free picture-taking guide to scenic highlights at Expo 67 in Montreal, is available to the public at the Canadian Kodak Pavilion, according to Mr. H.J. Knapp, Manager of Kodak (Malaya) Limited. Canadian
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      22 9 LONDON, Thurs. (UPI) —The rubber market opened quietly steady with spot 18-7/16-18-11/16. No. 1. RSS CIF basis ports June 17-5/16—17-1/2.
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      734 9 AIR MOVEMENTS S'PORE, K. LUMPUR ARRIVALS IN SINGAPORE Time 12.05 a.m. Airline MSA 029 from Koala Lumpur Time 8.35 a m Airline MSA 019 from Kuala Lumpur. Time 8.50 a.m Airline 41 712 from Jakarta. Time 9.30 a.m. Airline MAS 121 from Kuala Lumpur. Time 10.30 a.m. Airline ML 451
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      Lock icon Rubber up 1/8 cent
      300 9 SINGAPORE. Thurs.— July first grade rubber f.o.b. buyers closed at 5 pm. in Singapore and Kuala Lumpur today at 57J cents per lb. up one eighth of a cent from previous close. The tone was quietly steady. Dull conditions ruled throughout the morning on a thin
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      25 9 HONG KONG, Thurs. (UPI) —Money Quotations. HK55.8025/5 815 per US 6dollar for cash. HK$l6 16 per pound sterling. 6HK5273.50 per tael gold.
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      225 9 CLEVELAND. Ohio. Thurs. t Pi)— Labour peace in auto industry will a low a strong steel demand to develop this fall. Steel Magaz;ne said. Arj e expected increased d for steel for buildmgs and heavy equipment and a likely stepU P in military requirements would give
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      462 9 SINGAPORE—Stoc* Exchange bid and offer price# officially listed at the clot? of buslnesa. INDUSTRIAL Boustead CD 1.57 C. Sugar 1.47 1.48 Chemical Co 1.75 1.76 Cold storage 3.42 3.44 Dtinlop 2.12 2.13 E. Smelting 4.14 4.16 Esso Ords 3.16 3.18 Fitzpatrlck* 1.44 1.50 F. N. Ords 3.88 3.H0
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      51 9 (Managers Price*) Flr*t Malayan 2.30 2.4ft Second Malayan 1.64 1.74 Third Malayan 1.11 1.21 The Commerce A Industry Fund XI) .86 96 The Savings Fund 1.34 1.44 Malavan Industry Fund .95 1.05 Sterling Commodity 3/7 4/2 First Hong Kong .*4 89* Second Hong Kong .58 62* (•Hons Kong
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      87 9 SINGAPORE. Thurv Singapore Chinese Produce chance noon prices today were: Bujer* HflMTI Coconat oil (FOB) Bulk 47.7% Coconut oil (FOB) Drum* >• 50.23 Loose Copra Mixed June/July 29.50 Nutmegs 110s 325.00 Nutmegs B W 155.00 Garbled Lampong Black Pepper (KOB) 107.50 Pepper Black Special Sarawak (FOB) 97.50 Lampong Black
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      58 9 SINGAPORE, Thurs. The Association of Banks in Malaysia today made the following changes in its rates to merchants: New York: Buying T.T. 32-11/16; Airmail O.D. 3213/16; 90 d/st. 33-1/4 credit bills; 33-9/16 trade bills. Selling T.T. or O D ready were: New York 32-7/16; Holland Guilders 116-3/4; Swiss
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      16 9 SINGAPORE, Thurs The tin price for today was $609.12$ per picul, up $1 00.
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      166 9 SINGAPORE, Thurs. The following ships are expected to be in port today:Godowns Vessels 1/2 Eishin Maru 3/4 City of Brooklyn 5 Eastern Rover 6/7 Golden Spring 8/9 Meiwa Maru 10/11 Tigre 13/14 Johannes Maersk 15/16 Asia 19 Durban Maru 25 Empire Kittiwake 26 Van Noort 27/28 Cevlon Mar--29/30
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    1028 10 Many denied higher learning due to high standards of entry says Wan Kadir Parliament round-up by Lim Thow Boon, Ben D Cunha and C.F. lee KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. The Government wot today urged in Parliament to increase the intake of Bumiputras into institutions of higher
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    1121 10 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs The proposed unified Income-tax Bill for Malaysia is published in today's Government Gazette. It is the intention to present the Bill to Parliament at its next meeting in August. Publication will afford an opportunity to all interested parties to study it and to make
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    Lock icon Senator's suggestion: Break up Causeway
    136 10 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Senator Bibi Aishah suggested at the Dewan Negara today that Malaysia should develop a port at Johore Bahru and break up the Ca useway to Singapore. ♦v. j L s^e sa^ —during the debate on the Motion of Thanks to the Yan*
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    Lock icon 'Solve problem of New Villagers'
    366 10 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. National leaders were today urged to make a united effort to solve the problem of the landless in the country's 500 New Villages. "This is a matter which only the Alliance Government on Federal and State levels can work out a properly
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    Lock icon Why use a sledge hammer to crack a nut?
    235 10 KUALA LUMPUR, Ttaurs. The Minister of Finance. Tnn Tan Siew Sin told Parliament today that there is no restriction under the present exchange control regulations on the movement of capital into Malaysia from Sterling Area countries and vice versa. He said
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    Lock icon Surtax on imports (including from Indonesia) will continue—Minister
    265 10 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. The Finance Minn ter, Tun Tan Siew Sin dismissed a call for exemption of the two percent surtax levied on goods imnort*2 from Indonesia. I Tun Tan said this In a written reply to Tunku Abdullah (All. Rawang) who
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    Lock icon No evidence 'copter was put to wrong use —Tun Razak
    152 10 KUALA LUMPUR, Thur* The use of a Roval Malaysian Air Force helicopter during the general elections in Sabah by the State's Chie' Minister, Tun Mustapha bin Dato Harun, was the subject of a query bv Opposition members during question, time.
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      293 10 Special announcement.... Eastern Sun's *must-be-won' weekly contest for wives and mothers The contest is for WIVES and MOTHERS only! The first prize is $3O. second prize $2O, and third prize $lO. All contestants, who must be wives and mothers, have to do Is to tell In not more than 100
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      Lock icon $9O million facelift for S'pore
      762 11 Blueprint includes floating restaurant 14 PROJECTS FOR FOREIGN, LOCAL DEVELOPERS., SINGAPORE, Thurs. The Government is i illing on private developers, both foreign and local, to participate in its ambitious $9O million scheme aimed at providing a facelift for the Republic. The massive blueprint for the
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      395 11 SINGAPORE. Thurs. A prison doctor was today subpoented by the defence to give medical evidence on the condition of a detainee. Tan Mui Hua, who had been certified unfit to attend trial in the Second District Court. Tan is charged together with three
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      Lock icon • FLYING in precision formation above the waving palms of Singapore, 19 Javelin fighters of the Royal Air Force sav a farewell to the Far East. The aircraft are from Nos. 60 and 64 Squadron, based at R.A.F. Tengah, Singapore.
      39 11 FLYING in precision formation above the waving palms of Singapore, 19 Javelin fighters of the Royal Air Force sav a farewell to the Far East. The aircraft are from Nos. 60 and 64 Squadron, based at R.A.F. Tengah, Singapore.
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      185 11 SINGAPORE, Thurs. The Ninth Magistrate, Mr. Anwarul Haque, today remanded 32 persons. 22 of whom are females, facing a charge .of ngting. and causing hurt .to Police officers at North. Bridce Road on June 7, for another week. He ordered that their case be brought up for
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      Lock icon BEAUTIFUL 'KOREAN KITTENS' 'INVADE' SINGAPORE
      180 11 SINGAPORE. Thurs. A bevy of beautiful "Korean Kittens" have 'invaded" Singapore and they will make their debut tomorrow in the International Variety Show at the National Theatre. These curvaceous 'Korean Kittens" will give a musical entertainment for one night only at the National Theatre at
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      151 11 SINGAPORE. Thurs. A jaga of the YMCA in Orchard Road woke up: this morning to find a child lying at the backdoor of the premises along Canning Rise The jaga. Jasmanl bin Ahmad, later informed the Police. Police said the child had sores and rashes all over
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      125 11 SINGAPORE. Tfturs Four thugs held' up a schoolboy aiid his friend and escaped with wrist watches and rings valued at $l3O, yesterday. Police todav gave the name of the student as Tan Joon Khee.lB. of River Valley Road. r" Police said* the two of them were
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      453 11 SINGAPORE, Thurs. A unique language laboratory using sophisticated electronic teaching equipment the first in .Singapore to do so was opened today by the International Training Centre Ltd. at the International Building here. Initially, the centre will provide courses in English,6 Italian, Russian, French, Spanish and
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      287 11 SINGAPORE, Thurs. A prosecution witness, Loli Tarn Song told the High Court today that when he called out to his brother soon after he was stabbed there was no answer and he then turned to his two other brothers and told them that
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      Lock icon Nagging—worst enemy to a blissful marriage
      238 12 Mrs. Chang Choo Chau c/o Rengam Rengam, wins $30.00 Ist prize. and separations are not the "medicine" for unhappy marriages as many think. Instead the couple concerned should try even harder to save their marriage by being more tolerant and understanding. Divorce is never
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      460 12 Mrs. Seto Chin of 114-A, Redhill Close, Singapore, takes 2nd prize of $20.00 I*sometimes uonder how many girls really enjov having a new dress made. The first step is, of course, to buy the material. You go shopping with your mother and you peer into shop-windows, go
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      468 12 Mrs. Ipe Philip Rajamany wins 3rd prize of $lO.OO BEFORE I write this short essay on "a guide to marriage happiness". I wish to thank the Editor of the Eastern Sun for bringing to mothers and housewives a worthy contest of educational value. All those who
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    119 12 IN the present technological era in which men could imagine the landing on the moon not merely as a dream b ut as an actuality the wedding ceremony i s also changing its pattern, '"'his young couple got married recently with performance of an army
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    109 12 REVOLUTIONARY in design and concept, this PANA photo shows an ultra-micro television receiver like a bracelet on the wrist of 21st Century ladies which will also tell the time. Designed bv Dr. Osamu Tezuka, of Japan's Citizen Watch Company, it was recently displayed at the Tokyo International
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    53 12 WHISPERING dream watch —an ear-ring: watch that whispers the time. This electronic beetles shining on ladies ear will be one of the most "in' thing among: the 21st Century ladies. Bv touching it, ear-ring time-piece will whisper the time transmitted from the central time service system. PANA
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    579 12  -  By FLORENCE DE SANTIS Q: I am marrying a naval officer, and I would like him to wear his uniform on our wedding day. His ushers and best man, however, are all civilians, will be in white jackets. People have asked me why he is wearing his
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      Lock icon Alfie—the lovable guy with his mind on SEX
      373 13  - Alfie —the lovable guy with his mind on SEX BY EL SOTO. SINGAPORE. THURS. tI T H£N the producers of the film "Alfie" put an •adults only" chop on it, it's n ct a gimmick to attract more crowds. Don't bother to see it if you are unmatured for you
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      319 13  -  by K. Sidhu SINGAPORE. Thurs. One of India's most noted and talented actors Dilip Kumar is back after a year's absence. For the first time he appears with Waheeda Rehman a versatile actress in "Dil Diya Dard Liya" (Give love and
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      441 13  -  by Chan Kam Yau Kuala lumpur, Thurs. Shaw Brothers' "The Thundering Sword" is another one of those actionpacked Mandarin Alms about gallant knights, buckling heroines and powermad sects, currently chalking up box office records in Malaysia. It is a tale of ancient China in
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      969 13 THE LOOK AHEAD in entertainment this year from the studios of 20th CenturyFox encompasses virtually every possible manner and style of film. The wide area of subject matter includes such aiverse types as: comedy spy spoof; adult Western; urbane romantic comedy-drama: docu-mentary-style gangster
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      187 13  -  By Tai Sing Onn KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs.— The best thing about "OSS 117 Terror In Tokyo' is, of course. Marina Vlady. She has ample opportunities in the film to show off her buxom charms. And the next best thing, of course, the charms of
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      386 13 LOS ANGELES. Thurs. In an address before the Second Armoured Division Reunion at the Biltmore Hotel. author Cornelius Ryan, currently writing the screenplay of his best-sell-er "The Last Battle" for a major MGM production. told the gathering that. In the closing days of
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      261 13 NEW YORK, Thurs Robert Aldrleh has entered into a two-picture agreement with Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer to produce and direct "The Legend of Lvlah Clare'* and produce "Angry Odyssey." it was announced by MGM president Robert H. O'Brien. Aldrleh recently completed directing "The Dirty Dozen," which the company will
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      177 13 ©SHAW ORGANISATION IV LIDO Phone 2841 Today! 11, 1.4.1, 4. «.30. 8.15 WTV\FR of 2 Uadfirtr Awards MAN AND A WOMAN" v.mce COLOR (UA> I CAPITOL Phone ***** h>"»w Showinf! 11. 1.45. 4. 6.30. ».30 Marlon Brando. Sophia Loren 4 CO! VTESS from HONG KONG" in Technicolor <UI-SB> TOMORROW SUNDAY
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      217 13 ORGANISATION UiT CATHAY| PALACE J3400 I 4/578 NOW SHOWING! 11. 1.30. 4 00, II 1.00. I.SO. 6.30 A B-1& d m II 6.45 9.30 p.m. "MA DAT 7" pan a vision IMAAv/V I COLOR Gene Barr* EUa Martinet!! (A Rank Organisation Picture) rrrr t)'(•!:* ODEON ***** Now Showing 11. 1.30,
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      56 16 TIME AND TIDE Penanjf: 7.52 a.m. (6.9 ft.); 7.22 p.m. (6.9 ft) Port Swettenham: 11.50 a.m. (14.0 ft.). Port Dickson: 12.02 a.m. (6.7 ft.); 12.39 p.m (7.5 ft > Singapore: 4.09 a.m. (7.5 ft.); 6.00 pm. (7.0 ft.) Sedili Kechil: 2.44 a.m. (5.4 ft.); 4.09 p.m. CM 1 Kuantan: 2.37
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