The Straits Times, 18 November 1965

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    23 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 150,000 The Straits Times M»«* 1 Estd. 1845 THURSDAY NOVEMBER 18, 1965 15 CENTS KDN 1189 M.C.(P). 1005
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    Booster Budget
    1177 1 Turnover tax is scrapped, instead a 2 per cent tax at source is imposed KUALA LUMPUR. Wednesday BUDGET proposals to boost local industries and secure a faster rate of economic growth next year were introduced today in the House of Representatives by the Finance Minister, Mr. Tan Siew
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    Smith: I cut off Gibbs' telephone link
    203 1 Smith: I cut off Gibbs' telephone link SALISBURY, Wed. Rhodesian Prime Minister Smith announced today that the telephone service at Government House the Governor's official residence had been suspended. He told a press conference he was disappointed at the attitude adopted by Sir Humphrey Gibb.s, who he described a> the
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    Copter vanishes over Indon territory
    122 1 Copter vanishes over Indon territory From GEOFFREY GELDARD: KUCHING. Wed. AN RAF Whirlwind helicopter with two men on board today disappeared over Indonesian territory. iuii separate observation posts saw the helicopter fly over the boricr from Rau district, about ">ll miles south >\ist or KuchinK There has been no further
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    The Budget and you
    300 1 THIS is how Mr. Tans Budget proposals will affect the people of Malaya. Sarawak and Sabah: INCOME TAX: No change in Malaya. (Present scale of 40 per cent abatement H respect of first $50,000 of chargeable income cut by 10 per cent in Sabah and Sarawak).
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    Lock icon U.S. loses 4 bombers
    44 1 SAIGON. Wed. Four U.B. bombers were today downed while striking a bridge on the main Hanol-Hal-phong railway link, a U.S. spokesman said. The target was a railroad and highway bridge complex 23 miles east-south-east of the North Vietnamese capital.— Reuter.
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    Lock icon S'pore awaiting change: Toh
    68 1 PHNOM PENH. Wed -Dr Toh Chin Chye. Deputy Prime Mlntoter of Singapore, .said here today bit country wa* wailtiik to st* if polltlral cliaiiKPs in Jakarta would lead to a change in Indonesia s attitude towards Singapore. Dr Toll, heading a Sm«apore Government delegation to Cam-
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    Lock icon Thai war footing
    33 1 BANGKOK Wed —The Tlia Interior Minister. C.en Prapha! ::iced here to. nay that liuu and L'in;ed Slate mlUUrj expert* are planiiinic put Thai aimed forces on a wa: footing. Reuter.
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    5,000 strike atWD camps, depots
    636 1 5,000 strike atWD camps, depots KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. About 5000 ot the 8.000 War Department civilian stall employees m Malaya went on strike today in nine British army camps and pots 1 1 o m Sun '4oi Patani to Johore Bahru. Those who did not strike included about 1.500 women
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    STOP PRESS
    31 1 PEKINC FAILS TO GET UN SEAT iMTKit mom (iener.il Assembly toda> defeated r«-..dution to seat ommunist China in 11 I nited Nations Vote w.ts i.-X" tie with !fl abstentions.—lPl.
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      Lock icon SOEK GIVES NEW ORDERS TO PROP UP ECONOMY
      160 2 SOEK GIVES NEW ORDERS TO PROP UP ECONOMY I \RAKTA. Wrd. Pre- sitlent Soekarno has ordered his cabinet to draw ud po*iti\e measures to improve Indonesia's vicciMe economy. The oilu i.il Antara nrws agency today quoted the Third Deputy Premier. l)r. Chaerul S.ileh. as sayinc the President issued the instruction
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      Lock icon Nasution scores big political victory
      574 2 Sock bows to Army demands on Reds HE GETS FULL BACKING FROM HIS SERVICE CHIEFS JAKARTA, Wednesday THE Indonesian military won a major political victory yesterday in the presidential decree ordering the Government to purge itself of all sympathisers with the abortive Oct.. 1 Communist-backed
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      Lock icon U.S. forces kill 869 Vietcong, then pull out
      214 2 U.S. forces kill 869 Vietcong, then pull out CAIGON. Wed. Two U.S. battalions pulled out of the la Drang valley in South Vietnam today after killing 869 North Vietnamese troops in three days of bloody fighting near the Cambodian border. Holicoptrr> picked up about half ol the First Cavalry force
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      Lock icon Americans raid rocket base
      53 2 SAIGON. Wed A flißht nf U.S. Air Force planes hit two Sowrt -built missile sites in North Vietnam yesterday, a US. military spokesman .said. One of eight F-105 Thiinderchicfs that earned out the strike was blasted out of the sky by a missile and the pilot
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      Lock icon Plan to ban Reds
      36 2 KHARTOUM. Wrd law which would Make ii an offence to be h Communist, with iwssibie penalty of iwo years' iHil, passed lv Oral umllini In the Sudanese Constituent Assembly here yesterday. Reuier.
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      Lock icon Food rationing starts in Delhi from Dec. 1
      100 2 NEW DELHI. Wednesday. F)OD rationing will start in New Delhi on Dec. 1. the Food Minister. Mr. Subramaniam, told Parliament today. It is the first time food rationing has hit the Indian capital since World War 11. Wheat, rice and sugar will
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      China in the U.N: Assembly to take vote
      241 3 UNITED NATIONS. Wed. The General Assembly yesterday ended its debate on the seating of China in the United Nations. A vote will be taken tonight. The United States. Japan, Laos and possibly other delegations will explain their votes before the voting begins.
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      Lock icon Commons pressure on that 4-letter sex word
      165 3 I ONDON. Wed. Parliament was under growing pressure yesterday to "clean up" British television a* a nationwide row raged over use of a four-letter sex word. A Scottish M.P. Mr. James Dempsey. tabled a motion demanding that theatre critic Kenneth Tynan (above*, who
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      Lock icon Rhodesia crisis: Britain wants debate in UN
      397 3 IJNITED NATIONS. Wed. Britain requested last ni?ht the reconvening of the Security Council for 3 p.m. today to continue the debate on the Rhodesian crisis. Mr Michael Stewart, the Foreign Secretary, will address the world body to repeat and clarify British policy towards
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      Lock icon RUSK, KENNEDY SPAT IN FACE BY STUDENTS
      283 3 MONTEVIDEO. Wed J^ 25- YEAR-OLD man, shouting "this is in the name of my people,'' spat in the face of the U.S. Secretary of State, Mr. Dean Rusk, at a yesterday. The man was rouehlv handled by policemen on >;uard at the monument
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      Lock icon Vatican rules family size personal decision
      105 3 Vatican rules family size personal decision VATICAN CITY. Wed. The Vatican Ecumenical Council decided yesterday that Roman Catholic couple* have the right to decide thf number of their children. But it left open the que*t on of w hi-' her church rules on birth control will be changed. The assembly
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      'Peking in arms talks' move
      52 3 UNITED NATIONS. Wed Thirty-six nations formally proposed last night a. world disarmament conference, including Communist China, within the next two yean. The sponsors, mostly African and Asian nations, submitted their resolution to the Oe.>eral Assembly's political committee, which begins deliberations of toe disarmament Issue this
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      Lock icon JAILED: THE MAN WHO STOLE TO BUY TV LICENCES
      133 3 JAILED: THE MAN WHO STOLE TO BUY TV LICENCES LONDON. Wed.--A man who took v £140.000 Goya portrait from the i National Gallery here was sentenced today to three months' jail for stealing its frame. Kempton Bunton. 61. an unemployed lorry driver, said he took the painting of the Duke
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    Police beat me, youth tells murder inquiry
    138 4 Police beat me, youth tells murder inquiry SINGAPORE. Wed.— A youth told a murder Inquiry today that he was assaulted by police officers and ordered to do physical exercises when he refused to make a I "confession." Mohamed Salleh bin Dalm, also told the Ninth Magistrate's Court that after the
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    42,699 qualify for secondary school
    227 4 CANDIDATES TO REPORT FOR POSTING TODAY j SINGAPORE, Wednesday A TOTAL of A 42.T0 students f out of :>7.()13 who sat for the primary school leaving examinations last month, passed the examinations. The Ministry of Education, announcing this today, said most of the successful candidates
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    Nanyang: Final 5-point stand
    353 4 SINGAPORE. Wed THE special liaison committee of the Singapore Government and Nanyang University representatives today re-stated their final position on the Wang Gung-wu curriculum review committee report. A joint statement issued at the end of the committee's three-day discussions said: •Those parts of the report which
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    WOMEN GIVE 600 DOLLS FOR POOR CHILDREN OF S'PORE
    81 4 WOMEN GIVE 600 DOLLS FOR POOR CHILDREN OF S'PORE SINGAPORE. Wed. A collection of 600 dolls for distribution to under-privileged children at Christmas parties will be presented to the Hans Andersen Club tomorrow. Thr dolls, a gift from a croup of local women who ha\r dressrd them in various national
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    PM's speech
    35 4 SINGAPORE, Wed—The En*- lish service of Radio Sinßapuia will broadcast at 10 p.m. tomorrow, the speech by the Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew. at the Indian Chamber of Commerce dinner la«t night.
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      107 4 SINGAPORE DIARY TODAY Exhibition of painting* by Mr. T L. Brlggs. Lecture Hall. National Library. 9 a.m.— 8 p.m. Trade exhibition. Victoria Memorial Hall, 12 noon— 10 p.m. ■Holiday On Ice" show. National Theatre. 8.30 p.m. FILM SHOWS Chempaka Blru. jalan Bersen. Chua Chu Kang Road. 7.30 p.m. Street Boy.
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    Accused: I did not know bombs were in bag
    385 5 Accused: I did not know bombs were in bag SINGAPORE. Wed. Uew Sai Wah. 21. charged with unlawful possession of six handgrenades. told the High Court today that he carried a travelling bag for a friend from Layang Layang to Singapore, but did not know what It contained. It was
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    Lee: Policy on Red China still open
    465 5 SINGAPORE SUPPORTS PEKING'S ENTRY INTO UN BUT... SINGAPORE. Wednesday gINGAPORE'S po licy towards Communist China is still an open question. No definite posture has yet been taken up except support for China's entry into the Tnited Nations. This was the position set out
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    Lending section to reopen
    56 5 SINGAPORE. Wed —The lending .section of the Nat tonal Library, which has been undergoing renovations will resume normal service to the public from 8.30 »jn. to 8 pm. on Friday. The children's section will open on Saturday from 8.30 a.m. to 5.30 p.m The reference division
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    Appeal fails
    46 5 SINGAPORE. Wed Soo Guan Hln of Kirn Keat Road, failed in his appeal before Mr Justice Buttro«e today against his conviction and fine of 5500 by a lower court for acting as a bookmaker in a Sfrnn.'oon Road coffeeshop on Aug. 30 last year
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    Rioter not to serve 3-month jail term
    183 5 SINGAPORE. Wed Mr Justice Buttro>e today altered on appeal a three- month prison sentence on a j lorrydrlver. Eng Eang Llm. although thi-s sentence, the judge said, was "most pro- per at the time of Eng's conviction The judge. In cubrtlUitinc the sentence
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    DY DENIES FIGHT LED TO PADMAN'S SACK
    749 5 SINGAPORE. Wed AN insurance manager, Jesus Dy alias Jesse Dy. denied under cross examination in the second criminal district court today, that he had terminated the services of his district manager, V.S. Padman, because of a fight between them on Aug. 9, after
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    Anti-leprosy exhibition
    60 5 SINOAPORE. Wed— The Singapore Anti-Leprosy Campaign will hold an exhibition at the Nee Soon community centre from 7 to 10 p.m. on Friday. It will include a film show and a skin clinic. On Monday and Tuesday, the campaign will bold a special skin clinic at the centre
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    Our flag flown at Algiers
    160 6 Our flag flown at Algiers KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. The Malaysian flag was flown at the Algiers International Airport and a was reserved for Malaysia at the conference hall for the scheduled Afro-Asian Conference. Cheong Jin Hoe. lrarirr of the eight Selangor State Assemblymen who visit rcl Lebanon. Egypt. Tripoli. Tunis.
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    Held—two smugglers from sea
    82 6 Held— two smugglers from sea pENAN'G. Wed The 1' Loma antismuggling division arrested two smugglers who jumped into the MS early today after ;hclr motor sampan had been Intercepted by a Customs patrol boat oil the Pral Rivrr. The two men and their boat were latrr taken to the Customs
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    'Maybe I was emotional'
    432 6 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed Tengku withdraws remarks on bid to topple him fENGKU Abdul Rahman today withdrew his remarks that certain extremists within I'mno wanted to "topple" him over the language issue. The Prime Minister told thr House of Keprf s c n tatives; "I should not
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    Cabinet 'in orbit' jibe by Socialist MP
    162 6 KUALA LUMPUR. Wp& A reference to Ministers who were constantly "in orbit" was made in the House of Representatives today by Dr. Tan Che« Khoon (SF-Batu). Dr. Tan. who was sneakln* on the need for the Government to exercise grealler economy, aaoealed In
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    Conference of co-operators
    50 6 PENANG. Wed Th nor of Penar.g. Ra:a Tun Uci« Al-H.. will declare open the ,ya 00-operative Conference at the St. Xavieri hall at 2.30 p.m. on_ Dec. 11 The conference will last until Dec. 13. Over 120 co-operatort haw registered as delegates with another 150 as observers.
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    D.O. is president
    31 6 NIBONG TEBAL. Wed. The Province South District OfTlcer. Nik Moiumed Zain bin Hajl Hassan, was elected president of ;he Nibon? Tebal Recreation Club it iis annual meeting hero
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    5-POINT PLAN TO PUBLICISE MALAYSIA
    187 6 5-POINT PLAN TO PUBLICISE MALA YSIA KUALA LUMPUR. Wednesday. rpHE Minister of Information and Broadcasting, Inche Senu bin Abdul Rahman, announced in the House of Representatives today his Ministry's five-point plan to make Malaysia better known abroad and to counteract Indonesian propaganda. The plan Includes: RK-ORGAMSATIO.N and expansion of the
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    Rates: Action to be taken
    65 6 IAII'INc; \V.-.: Thr Tfcjpil* Town Council, w lnch expect! drircit >if $25,490 next your, ha.s decided to take Him ■sjahM ratepsyen faiun? ix-hmu in ilie payment i.f tiieir mshmnipnt rates. It Im.s .liic.ulv issattl several nolices of di-ni.md. The council chaiiniin. Mr. O Fernandez, ha.s
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    Ibans rush to join Rangers
    44 6 I bans rush to join Rangers KLCHING. Wed- Mote Miaii jmi ib.ui youths crowded the recruit nit centre to join Mie 3rd tyslan R.mgers when a recruiting tcaa rlsned Kaon in Sarmwak'a Third UMstan vesterd. y. Tlie recruit ng tenm H vUil BUni UMBorroer,
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    Award winner to return to Singapore
    116 6 Award winner to return to Singapore A RCHITECT On? Teck x\ Joon, 28 i above i. winin r of the Australian Plywood Boards annual 400--guinea award <he de>ign.(l a floating restaurant). Is expected to return to Singapore in February. Hi.- prefabricated plywood (i<-Mun provides for 100 customers in a craft
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    Sihanouk: S'pore our sincere friends
    137 6 pNOM PENH. Wed. The Cambodian Head of State. Prince Norodom Sihanouk, yesterday .said the people oi hi.-, country had given an enthusiastic welcome to the Singapore goodwill Mission because of the sincere friendship betVeen the two countries, i The Prince .said thus at a lunch
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    Thai King to honour four from S'pore
    94 6 SINGAPORE, Wed. Four Singapore businessmen will be presented with Thai Royal Orders at a reception at the Thai Embassy on Dec. 5 to mark the birthday of the King of Thailand. They are Messrs Lien Ying Chow. Owvang Chi. Lo Kwang Phcng and
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    Two gangsters arrested
    37 6 PENANG. Wed. PoUcr have arrested two known enncsters under the Prevention of Cr.mes Ordinance. Both men. on** described a.s leader of the "Bight Immortal*" gann wrrr vjrpn-rd in a cofle* shop at Church Strert.
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    S'pore asks to be member of IRSG
    156 6 S'pore asks to be member of IRSG SINGAPORE. Wed. Singapore has applied to be a member of the International Rubber Study Group in London. When th*» manacoment committee of the Grour meets >n London from No 1 21 to 20 Singapores Trade Commissioner in London. Mr. G.P.A Hibberd. will represent
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    The prefab trip and the son of a shareholder
    718 7  -  Our Parliamentary Boon-Cheah row reopens with charges about... By Reporters: Kuala Lumpur, Wed. THE row over negotiations with K.C. Boon and CheahCitra for the Circular Road low-cost housing contract was reopened in the House of Representatives today. This time, the subject
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    Malaysia's tourist No. 1: 'An unfair title'—Siru
    336 7 Malaysia's tourist No. 1: 'An unfair title'— Siru KUALA LUMPUR. Wed JHE Director of Tourism, Inche Osman Siru, described by tourist circles as "Malaysia's No. 1 tourist", today denied that work in his department had been "bogged down" due to his absence from the country. "I have four efficient mts
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    Military games at Mandai
    42 7 SINGAPORE Wed. The military will carry out training exertho Mantel area tomorI row and Friday between 10 am. and 115 p.m. Pyrotechnic* and blanks will b» used The public are advised not to be alarmed when hearing explosions
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    Sarawak free from cholera
    51 7 KUCHINO Wed Sarawak hay be.n clccinred tree irom cho"7 a P lp Statp WM cnolera infect«l following the Brunei outbreak :d S^ptt-tnber Fourteen people in the Llmbang district m the Fifth D.vLsion were affected and one of them died. Tlm last case was found on Oct.
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    Civics course
    38 7 KAMPAR. Wed. The Asstatr ant District Officer. Kampar and Oopeng. Teneku Zublr bin Tenulcu Naslr, will declare open a civic* course for 70 Malay villagers at the local council hall in Kamponc Jeram new village tomorrow.
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    New $40,000 mosque
    39 7 New $40,000 mosque KAJANO. Wed rrnglcu i Asman Shah. President Council of Regency. Selanijor. will open a $40,000 mosque at Jendcram Hlllr. about nine milea from here, on Friday. The mosque v.a% built under the district rural development programme.
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    Poppy Day Queen
    34 7 PARIT BUNTAR. Wed. School teacher Mlas Chan Kool Uan. 22. was elected Krtan Poppy Day Queen at a dance in the Krlan Club here More than 150 people attended the dance.
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    THAI ARMY CHIEF DUE FOR 8-DAY VISIT
    95 7 [{t ALA 1.1 MHIR. Wed —The Deputy Comm.imliT in-( hirf of the Royal Thai Army, (ieneral Boribnon < hul.u li.i ritta. will arrive here on Friday for an eight-<li> visit to Malaysia General Boriboon will be accompanied by senior officers of the Royal
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    112 7 DENANG. Wed. A "re- luctant" buyer of a Red Cross lottery ticket received his prize, a Flat 1100. at an informal ceremony at Red Cross headquarters here yesterday. "Actually I did not want to buy the ticket but a friend insisted on my taking one."
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    148 7 Customs foil sea plunge escape by two JOHORE HMIRI Wed. Two men jumped into the Straits or Jo bore to make a ret away when a Customs party surprised a Kant who were trvine to brine in du< le textiles this nn near a .iettv. off the id milestone Jalan
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    174 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. The accident insurance taken out by the Government for the 143 MPs will cost the country about $27,000 a year, it was estimated today. The estimate was given by the general manager of leading Insurance company in Kuala Lumpur today Accidents
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    64 8 SINGAPORE. Wed Mr. Douglas Whiting. Director of Vo'untary Service Overseas, arrived in Singapore this evening for a two-day vlstt. He was here briefly Ust month on his way to Malaysia, where h' Inspected teaching and community development prolect« at present manned by volunteers.
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    698 8 CONVENTIONAL METHOD MORE ECONOMICAL I By CHEAH BOON KHENG: SINGAPORE. Wed QO N S TRUCTION costs for multistorey flats by the conventional method in Singapore are among the lowest in the world. This is one of the seven reasons given by officers of the
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    Demonstration by students foiled
    202 8 SINGAPORE, Wednesday. CWIFT police action today foiled plans by Nanyang University student agitators to hold a demonstration outside City Hall. Scores of policemen nnd Special Branch men rushed to the university In Jurone at about noon as soon as information about the Intended demonstration leaked out.
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    29 8 TANOKAK. Wed- The BiMt Gambir Local Council. 18 from here. h;vs warned the public that they' will face prosecut:nn tf their live-stock stray and hanuv motor ist«
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    $1,471 judgment against paper
    250 8 SINGAPORE. W*d. JUDGMENT by consent for $1,471 against the Malayan Times Ltd. was entered today In a district court suit brought by Miss Helen Loke. a former Singapore advertising representative of the newspaper. Miss Loke. of River Valley Road, had claimed this sum as balance of
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      176 8 l//#-f/ By Y.T. Mtamlim J VDOIT UKE MERCY'SAKEaT-* < tATBXVtSKM 3CT.I I/" (s/W! OOWBOVSAWI I JUST STAND OVER -KfcV 7HAJ", EM? y NO/ rr«S A WHATIS A PUfIH THIS UTTLfi PICTURES?) INPIAMS-GUESSMS THERE AN* WATCH/ /*T if< TERRIBLE- V THAOT J BUTTON AM YGET V^ _^>GAME9u^TIJFF LJNE _l/ M p
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    2025 9 STRAITS TIMES Special Feature How Cecil Rhodes 'won' Rhodesia FROM ZAMBIA. FORMERLY NORTHERN RHODESIA RICHARD HALL TELLS THE STORY OF THE WILD LIFE OF EARLY RHODESIANS AND THE CONQUEST OF THE MATABELE The^WUdJWest in East Africa LOBENGULA, Kin* of the Matabele, wrote to Queen Victoria if the Queen hears that
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      1022 10 Fust reaction to the budget must be a tooling of r*»litt There is none ol last year's experimentation about it The new taxation proposals ,are modest: they will bring in! an additional $49.3 million, and except lor the changes in the turnover tax will not excite much
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    6458 10 The Budget speech BEGINS ON THIS PAGE... The most significant achieve- ment is that all this progress has been recorded in spite of the fact that confron- m tation is still with us. MOST EXPORT COMMODITIES HAD A GOOD YEAR, EARNING MORE FOREIGN EXCHANGE Plans for export drive; 'Trade commissioners
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    163 10 CURRENCY ARRANGEMENTS IN his Budget speech. Mr. Tan also said that negotiation* on currency arrangements were continuing. He said: "The Hol* will want to know what currency arrangements are likely to be in force wb c our notice of replacement, given in accordance with the pro \i«dons
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    A joyful day for dad as Hindun walks again
    277 11 A joyful day for dad as Hindun walks again By RUDY BELTRAN XL A L A LUMPUR. W« Tean of joy ran down the cheeks of the father vi legless schoolgirl Hiiiclun bmte Ahmad, 11, when he tan her UUce her first few steps today with artificial legs. lache Ahmad
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    Asia Foundation boss arrives
    44 11 KUALA I.L'MPUR. Wrd. The president il the Asia Foundation, Dr Haydn Wul rrtwd bare lor the annual South-&>M ::ce of the Asia Foundationihr (our-dajf ouurtwnee, which began yetterdajL i> being attended by I countries. Thr. Thain Vietnam. Philippines. Singapore and
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    Symposium on oil palm
    45 11 KUALA LCMPUR Wed— The A«r. cultural Society of the L'niof Malay*, will hold a symposium on the "Diseases ol thi Oil Palm" at the Faculty ot Agriculture oil Saturday. I-v.tations to attend can be obtained from the secretary. F of Agriculture
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    Territorial Army boycott is treason, says NTUC
    165 11 Territorial Army boycott is treason, says NTUC CIMiAPORE. Wed. The Singapore National Trades I'nion Congress today urged thr Government to take the "sternest measures" against traitors, who wrre attempting to agitate the people against joining the island's Territorial Army. Last week, the opposition Barisan Sosialis had railed on Singapore people
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    Sarawak call for a deputy governor
    278 11 from GEOFFREY GELDARD: KUCHING, Wed. /'OXCERN over the lack of provision lor a Deputy Governor in Sarawak's Const iUition is being expressed here. The Governor. Tun Abang Haii Open*, who has been ill for some time Li now in hosuual in Kuala Lumpur for
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    Off to Germany
    28 11 TAIPINO Wed 6erge»rt Robert Cec.l Kejrworth. o: M:iruif stationed in .lohore Bahru. bM lrft by plane for Qerm&ny for a fourmonth courae on dlpsel enginaa
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    Row over legal aid for ex-Minister
    574 11  -  Our Parliamentary Reporters 'CRIMINAL MISUSE OF FUNDS' SAYS SEEN! By -Kuala Lumpur. Wednesday A SUPPLEMENTARY vote of $88,323 to meet legal expenses incurred by the former Minister of Education, lnche Abdul Rahman bin Talib, brought strong protests from the Opposition •in the Hou.se of
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    Nutrition man to give talk
    44 11 BINOAPORE, Wed. Nutrition authority. Mr. Lelord Kordel. and author of "How to Live Longer" will arrive In Singapore next week. He will give a public lecture at Robinson's restaurant on Tuesday at 10.30 a.m. Mr. Kordel recently toured Australia.
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    Apex Bank to meet Dec. 17
    51 11 KANOAR. Wed The Raja of Perils will be Invited to open the tenth annual meeting of the A-.;. Bank to be held iti Perils vn Dec 17The president of the «!t Dato Sheikh Ahmad, will preside ovet the three-day meaing at the Derma English
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    Labourer's death fall
    36 11 IPOH. Wed. A labourer. Leong Moy. 33, «w killed instantly when he fp'.l 80 feet down a cliff while working in a quarry In the Kanthan area. Leong «v working with several other*.
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    Ex-soldier's bravery finds a way in ceramic art
    218 11 Ex-soldier's bravery finds a way in ceramic art KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. The Minister or Transport, Dato Sardon bin Haji Jubir, today paid a tribute to the courage and determination of a disabled soldier. Opening an exhibition of c< ramies towards which the disabled ex-gunner v: the RAX Pathjlntier Corps had
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      762 11 TV MALAYSIA < HAXVEL s— Koala Lum- and White Minstrel Show: pui and Penanc. lpoh and News In Mandarin: S.lO Malacca, 3 Johorr Bahru. 4 The Tom Ewell Show, "Out Taipinc. 7— Batu Pahat. 9— of Left Field"; 8.34 Science Kluang. Report; 8.50 Koran ReadI.M.: 9.45 Opening and Ing; 9
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      234 12  - What sets you apart from the rest is flair for the unusual OLIVIA YEOH By THERE are two ways to fashion. You can either dress to look prim and proper in a currently fashionable outfit or plan to strike out in something that sets you apart from the crowd. This
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      THE MAN who believes in UPLIFT
      610 12 AND KNOWS THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN FACTS AND FIGURES IT was a coffee morning for the Press in a Victorianstyle room of tlie K:i files Hotel. Singapore last Tuesday and three women and six men sat down together to discuss the latest in women's foundation
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      ABC routine for lovelier legs
      330 12 HEMLINES have inched up. Knees are In focus and legs are definitely In th limelight. This means you're going to have to give yours extra-special care. It's not too difficult if you follow the ABCs outlined here. A stands for Action, which means an exercise
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      Unionists plan a co-op security firm
      249 13 Unionists plan a co-op security firm By P. KRISHNAN KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. Behindthe scenes moves were afoot here today to take over and run the strike-bound Securicor (Malaya) Ltd. if its management decides to close it down. Also under consideration was a proposal to extend the 22-day-old strike by 150
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      Rubber meeting
      26 13 KULIM, Wed. The Rubber Replanting Board of Penang. Prov:nr« Wel'Mley and South Kedah. will hold a lecture meeting on replanting at Sungei Tana on
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      Schoolgirl in hotel with man report
      118 13 Schoolgirl in hotel with man report pARIT BIXTAR, Wfd. A secondary school in Bagun Serai is inves"iratinr a report that one of Us puoils was found in a hotel room here last week. The rirl was reported to hare boarded a taxi in Bagan Serai which took her to a
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      800 in S'pore seek move to Johore
      224 13 KUALA LUMPUR, W*d JMGHT hundred Malaysians in Singapore have accepted the Malaysian Government's offer to resettle them in Johore. This was announced by Tengku Abdul Rahman in the House of Representatives today. The Prime Minister was replying to Dr. Lim Chong Eu (UDPTanjong).
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      158 13 I ONDON, Wed. A dramatic rescue from the top of a 200-ft. radio tower at the Army Signals Centre. Tanglin. Singapore, last August has earned Cpl. David William Hills the Queen's commendation for brave conduct. Hills, now serving at R.A.F. Seletar, was
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      Rain couldn't stop rally
      49 13 KULIM. Wed. A crowd of 3.000. mostly schoolchildren, turned up for the National Solidarity Rally on the Kullm padang yesterday in heavy rain. The Mentri Besar of Kedah. Dato Syed Omar Shahabuddin. addressed the rally. Other speaker* included four student* of the Sultan Badlisah School.
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      Perlis settlers for Pahang
      49 13 KANQAR. Wed. Perlta will send 50 farmers to Pahang next year tv o|>en up new pad) and rubber land. The Mentri Besar. Dato Bheilch Ahmad, said Pahang had agreed to allocate 4.000 acres of rubber land and 600 acrea of padi land for Perils settlers.
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      241 13 Sabah traders told about C-mart CANDAKAN. Wed. a The nine-man Malayan goodwill trade mission yesterday met members of the Chinese Chamber of Commerce here and explained to them the misunder standing about the limited common market. The mission, led by Inche Jamil bin Mohamed Jan. controller of the Industrial Development
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      129 13 rKYO. Wed. Tin resources in Malaysia will be developed shortly by a Japanese firm In co-operation with local concern^. It was learned here today The Toa Bangyo Khalhaisu Kalsha. a Japanese machinery manufacturing firm said the Japanese firm and Malaysian concern.N had recently reached
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      174 13 SINGAPORE. Wed. Sin- j gapore's two years in Malaysia had been an education in racial, religious and linguistic tolerrance. the Prime Minister. Mr. Lee Kuan Yew. said last night It would be wrong, he added to think that those two years
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      51 13 SINGAPORE. Wed. A poll; I- ral detainee. Shariff bin Abdul Oaffar. 45, died of a heari ailment In the Outram Prison here last week, it was learned today. Shariff. of Kampong Krmbangan. was detained by the Special Branch Just before the September riots In Singapore last
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      785 16 r^— i 1 THE BANKRUPTCY ORDINANCE (CHAPTER 11) ITBI.IC KXAMIWTION IN BANKRUPTCY r'o 288 of 1964 RE: Tan Seng Yam NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Uie Court has Ordered that the Public Examination of the abovenamed bankrupt be held on Wednesday, the Bth day of December. 1965 at 2 JO
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    251 18 I r)K( r.MBI R Hrst -rade rubber f.o.b. buyers i-insrd at j p.m. 1 in Singapore and Kuala Lumpur i yrstrrday at t>9 irnts prr lb. down a quarter of a rrnt ou Tumda> s rlusinx kvrl for the position. The' tone «a» very quiet. R.A.S. and r
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    54 18 'THE preaent rate of the Malayan dollar against the pound •terlinc fixed on November last year is selling. T.T. or O.D. 2s. 3 15 16d. Btmni: T.T. 2s. 4 1 16 d. lluvinr OD. 2s. I'.rt. The dollar la at Its sUlutorv middle position in relation to its
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    57 18 'I'HE Atttclatltn of Bankt In Malay 1 tla yesterday made these changes In Ita rates to merchants (all rates to $100): Canada: buying TT 35 6/16. airmail OH 35 7/16. 00 d'«t 35 15/16 credit hllln. 3d trade bills. Selling TT ar OO rtady: Hslland Oulldtrt 1171 French
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    Rubber crop
    11 18 Amairamatrd Rubber produced 1 .230.900 lb in October l
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    BETTER EQUITY PRICES IN FACE OF BUDGET SPEECH
    905 18 From Our Market Correspondent rIE Stock Exchange showed remarkable resiliency in face of the Malaysian budget yesterday. There was a general improvement in industrial prices and the turnover continued to pick up. The actual turnover was no less than 583.840 shares, but
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    25 18 NbJBVM "sUxlt Indi.r". Nov. lb. \.i\ |1 "induMruls sii.li Tiny: 101.19 11)1.00 I mlihrrv 1M.71 IM.fi Der "0. 196:? Inn i». 1 !•»♦;■> mo
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    950 18 i Business in and reported to the Singapore and Koala Lumpur trading rooms of the Stock Exchange yesterday with the number of shares traded in bracket*: INDUSTRIALS: Boustead (1.000) 11.43; Dunlaps S1.6U PL. (5.000) I SI. 70. 14.000) $1.71. (4.000) SI. 73. i.I.ihK)) SI 74. (4.000)
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    115 18 V. HIPS lying jlon«»Ki« |M Sm^inart •Harm *r rip*cted ttday Bt*l l-,mpir> KltUwalH J4. ,\zuctit«aa Mani A. Jonanne* ifa>nk 6 7 oullino P. Eastern Ranger 13/14. Arm*. \1 ru I^. Tatminam llaru 19. Mikuni Mini 23 24. Shoho Maru 1 iri U-nin.«kv Plonrr 33 '34. Pacific Manner
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    MELBOURNE STOCKS
    124 18 MELBOURNE. Wed. INDUSTRIAL, shares were easy 1 under increased selling pressure Palls out numbered rises two to ooe Cresco lost 2s. 9rf of ye*ter- j days rise to close at 87s. 6d. Base metals mov«i narrowly mo^tlv lower. Oll« were barely steady. Todar* rinotog pricas vnb tWB> <my
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    H.K. RATES
    39 18 ON -tir rrtt iichinn mafktt m Hong KoriK Vf«trrrl%T tbr 0. Dollar quodd »t 6 731 for T T. and 5 73) for ««»h Ittrini iv quoted at It 0)4 tat •a* t**l tf a*M at 3U4
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      Burma cut team to 100
      430 20  -  MANSOOR RAHMAN THEY WITHDRAW FROM TENNIS, TABLE TENNIS, CYCLING AND BASKETBALL By J^UALA LUMPUR, Wed. Burma have withdrawn from four of the 13 events for which they had originally entered in the Third Seap Games here on Dec. 14-21. They have now reduced their team
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      KEDAH TENNIS
      31 20 ALOR STAR. W?d r h» KrdaiJ open lawn tennis ctnni pionsh:p« will be held on tn* dujige: Patanl Club cour;.--1 Nor. 25-26 ami Dec. 2-3 Entr.c* clo'-c on srurday
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      SPORTS DIARY
      74 20 HtM KEY Spore HA Div 1: SRC vI A 'padang'; Div. 3: M. Airways v RAF Changi "B" padang i; Sgor HA Div. I: University v Club de Recrio iPantaii; I SIA v Police i Depot i Kilat v Armltd Forces (Rifle Range Rd> RIGGER— Sgor RU Lge:
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      AAU allcomers meet starts tomorrow
      676 20 1/VAI.A LUMPUR, W.<i M.. tayslan athJetn alaUat loi inciusinii in :hi teua i<>r ibe 9mf Oaiiu inxt moii 'ii \.ll t.tki p.ir: in a three-day ell-roiners nue: uvginnir.ii on Friday ;tl !ln QMMI i Village. Clicras. whtir a m br.u--1 men irack has bi-en laid.
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      Extra buses at short notice: him
      410 20  -  F. EMMANUEL By Kuala Lumpur, Wed. T»HE Transport Committee for the Third Seap, x Games here next month will provide additional buses at short notice if the pool is found to i be not large enough to meet requirements during the Games. The Transport
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      PAY UP IN A WEEK WARNING TO 4 BODIES
      185 20  - PAY UP IN A WEEK WARNING TO 4 BODIES JOE DORAI By SINGAPORE Wi d P.e Singapore Olyim Spons Council today i •met) four aMortaiiuns to pay ut> within a ueek thrir th ihe costs of vndinn their teams to thr Seap Ghiiii s or have their teams omiiLed from
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      88 20 IJA.MILTON. Victoria. Wed. The MCC bea Country XI by six Mdo unniij mveh here- tudiv Final Countrj XJ 167-6 dec 'J. Kerr n.o. 50. Buh-r 4-21. and MCC 172-4 -Russell 50. f'arks n.o. 63. A misunderstanding led to the umpires DoaspakMCUjf declaring the Country team's innings closed
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      Selangor give $34,000 to MABA
      228 20 Selangor give $34,000 to MABA L IX'MPI'R. Wed Ih* •inn ball tin' 1310.000 quiie to si.ißo rtM m pionshlps nt-re in,m Nov. 3t v Dec. 11. The latest contributmn <>fS34--000 thr i.irgeM single sso far came from tii. gor Amateur Baskc'taU Association. Wong Ki-Leung. rhuirman of I the organiMntt committee
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      SUMMARY
      39 20 lIIK M C. Kedah LfC A khas 2 BoUlta BADMINTON Prrak (Jovt. inter-drpt iwmiHnal flpoh.; Education 5 R.I. Replantlne 0. >()( (KR K.O. tourney iKamp.ir> SEX 3 Hunters 1. if. i v --vices: Teluk Ansoa 7 Ipoh Postals 2.
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      Lanza looks pick of the newcomers forKL
      384 21  - Lanza looks pick of the newcomers forKL Epsom Jeep with Kuala Lumpur, Wed T ANZA, a five-year-old Australian gelding by Landau Top Note, looks the pick of the newcomers entered for the November Meeting which opens here on Sunday. Lanza, who is owned by the L. S. Stable and trained
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      THE STIPE'S REPORT
      98 21 PENANG. Wed. The Stipendiary Steward's report on last Sunday's races: Race One Trevena. rider of Flying Mist, was spoken to for allowing the gelding to shift in the str.t;chr Race Three The Wee Cobbler ran a poor race. A veterinary examination was requested. Uuie Five Mutineer raced
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      "Pleasant Venture tops ten to follow
      170 21 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed.— Ten horses to follow at the November Meeting here are: Pleasant Venture: First-up winner over Bukit Timah 6f in Class Three last month. Olympic Torch: Won drawing away over Ipoh 6f in heavy going last month. O*ceola: Showed promise first time
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      65 21 PARIS. Wed Michael Jazy. Frances world record holder for the mile, improved on his indoor world best for 1.000 metres hert last night. i In a specially staged race fot the benefit of television viewers, he clocked 2min 21sec. which U three-fifths of a second faster
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      21 21 LONDON. Wed St. Helen's beat Leeds 21-9 in the Rugby 1 i.e.tgue floodlight competition last i night. Reuter.
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      HIGH JUMPER CHARLTON
      36 21 LEEDS centre half Charlton leaps high above Chelsea centre -forward Bridges (No. 9) to head the ball away during the English First Division match at Stamford Bridge, London. Chelsea won 1-O.— PA. picture.
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      Gail scores shock win in NSW tourney
      133 21 Gail scores shock win in NSW tourney SYDNEY. Wed. Americans Nancy Rlchey and Mrs Carolp Oraebner moved Impressively into the women's singles semi-finals at the New South Wales Uwn tennis championships here today. Miss Rlchey. the top oversea.* seed, beat fourth-seeded Australian Madonna Schacht, 6-3. 6-4; and Mrs. Oraebner beat
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      401 21 £l-million profit expected from World Cup T ONDON. Wed. The organising committee of the World Cup| soccer finals in England next year expect, at the j least, to equal the £1,000,000 profit by Chile from the last World Cup finals. Sales of tickets so far have reached £440.000. of which
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      46 21 KINGSTON. Wed. A record M countries has entered for next year's British Empire and Com- i momvealth Games to be staged here next August. Four more entries arc expected. The previous record was 35 at tta 1958 Cardiff Games and Perth in 1962— Reuter.
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      165 21 Straits Times Crossword > ACROSS 6. Made necessary repair to net 1. Perhaps rood left In the bus «»PUim. perhaps —Mr. Coxhead collects It 16). .0 -,»v-. 6 EM SI V Btrden .SKM? mmk t. R^luu law- jj™"™*, !0. SST.E 1^ (8> U^STmale KorTo* sulU, 11. Some variation In the
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    Foreign aid vital to Malaysia plan
    590 22 THE BUDGET i KUALA LUMPUR. Wed.j— TMIK Government is to spend (4,550 million in the public sector during the first Malaysia ftvey ear development plan to start next year. This Is $1,350 million or 42 per cent more than that spent during the 1961-65
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    QUEEN TO BE ELECTED AT ASA BALL
    99 22 QUEEN TO BE ELECTED AT ASA BALL SINGAPORE, Wed. The Airline Staff Association here will hold a "ASA New Year Ball at the Ocean Park Hotel on Jan. l. Highlight of the dance will be the election of "Miss ASA Queen, 1966." Prizes for the first three will be respectively
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    Justice for all pledge
    54 22 WASHINGTON. Wed.-^Pre*ideir Johiw>u announced last night that he would ask Congress next year for new Federal legislation "to prevent Injustice to negroes at the hands of all-white juries." "We Intend to make the jury-box in both State and Federal Courts the sacred domain of Justice under
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    43 22 MOSCOW. Wed— United States Senator Mike Mansfield arrived here today in a mission believed to represent a new American probe of Russian Intentions. He is expected to have a meetini; with Mr. Alexei Kosygln. the Soviet Prime Minister Reuter.
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    Army called to beat strike
    33 22 COLOMBO. Wed— The Army was called In today to take over distribution of petrol and paraffin as Prime Minister Dudley Senanayake's eight-month-old Government faced Us first major strike.
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    DEATHS
    49 22 BILOVEO MOTHER RIMMELIA l/oprz i>ua«fd nway m1 K on 16-1 MRS. T.R KRItHNAN KtUU <"hH- ••xpirrd in ii v«.. Cramatm BUM R PERUMAL from i RCCEIVIO CARII nf lut »'rr Ant; Bana Tl|a and B. Arulampalam 74 Thamby AMtitlah Road K. Uimpur pieced mr at Tbuury oa 15-11-66.
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    HE SAT ALL ALONE IN THE EXAM HALL
    154 22 SINGAPORE. Wed. As Singapore teacher Mr. Stephen Ho. 25, sat all alone in the air-conditioned examination hall, he turned round and asked the invigilator. Methodist Pastor Rev. R. Foster: •Where are the other candidates?" Rev Foster smiled and told titan 1 ;>m
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    LONDON STOCKS. RUBBER and TIN
    336 22 LONDON. Wed—Closing middle prices of selected storks not including stamp duly were: RUBBER LONDON. Wed—Spot 20 3 16d.. Dec. 20',d., Jan. 20\d., Feb. 20' ad.. Jan. March 20' 2d.. April June 20:vd July Sept. ;0"-.d Oct Dec. 20 9 16d., Jan. March 20'^d.. April June
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    74 22 SINGAPORE. Wed— A mammoth rally of thousands of Indonesian workers held in Jakarta today called on President Soekarno to take immediate action, including banning of the PKI and Sobsi. to solve the present political crisis in the country. Radio Jakarta reported today. The broadcast monitored here
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    66 22 Philippines diplomats protest MANILA. Wed. About 100 Foreign Office employees. Including career officers in the foreign service, demonstrated today In protest against "hasty and unjust appointments in the Philippine diplomatic ranks. The Foreign Secretary. Mr. Mauro Mendez. met the demonstrators and asked them to submita formal petition which would be
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    Raja: Our mission a complete success
    510 22 Raja: Our mission a complete success SINGAPORE. Wed. CIXGAPORE'S Foreign Minister, Mr. S. l'..ij;jratnam, \\lu> Hew home tonight, happily announced \\\c "complete success" »>l I lie Government's coodwill mission to put Singapore's newly-independent status in proper perspective before tne nations ol Afro-Asia. He said the mission, of which he was
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    Swallowed his wife's nose
    67 22 KARACHI. Wi«d —Police report that a jealoiiv 40-year-old shoemaker who saw :i man leaving his home last week borrowtd a r:./or from a barber, tied up hia wife, cut off her nose and swallowed it He told officials after irlving himselt up that he severed hla
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