Eastern Sun, 24 July 1966
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Title Section27 1966-07-24 1 EASTERN SUN INDEPENDENT ENGLISH NATIONAL DAILY SUNDAY EDITION Estd. 1966. Vol. 1. No. 8. VV Singapore, Sunday, July 24 1966. MC(P) 1942 KDN 2309 Price 15 Cents27 words
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Article576 1966-07-24 1 New Cabinet may be named today Those who accused Armed Forces of trying to topple Pres. Sukarno are Communists' JAKARTA, SAT. (UPI) MILITARY strongman Lt. Gen* Suharto declared yesterday that the Indonesian Communist Party (PKI) is planning a comeback before the general elections promised for 1968576 words
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Article220 1966-07-24 1 Gasoline—soaked monk dies SAIGON, Sat. (AP) A young Buddhist monk who was severely burned on Thursday when his gaso-line-soaked robes caught fire in a mysterious incident died last night in Saigon Municipal Hospital. Hospital authorities reported the death of Thich Hue Hong, 24, who was critically burned outside a Buddhist220 words
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Article21 1966-07-24 1 JAKARTA, Sat. (AP) The Governor of South Sumatra has declared "hundreds of people" have died of Malaria in his area.21 words
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Article209 1966-07-24 1 MANILA, Sat. (AFP) A Taal volcano, now on the 19th day of menacing fury, entered a new phase of peril as it heaved all day today whipping up tidal waves in the surrounding waters of Lake Taal. Reports reaching here said the shoreline waters209 words
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184 1966-07-24 1 TOKYO, Sat. (UPI) A sudden thunder and rain storm last night disrupted railways service and caused considerable damage in Tokyo and the surrounding areas. Two persons were reported killed and four missing in Kofu, 70 miles west of Tokyo which was hit184 words
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125 1966-07-24 1 JAKARTA, Sat. (AP).— Two top ranking Indonesian Generals will be given Foreign assignments. Foreign Minister Adam Malik announced. Mr. Malik told newsmen Major General Ibrahim Adjie, recently relieved Commander of the powerful Siliwangi Division, would be assigned abroad. Adjie was slated to be ambassador to125 words
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Article25 1966-07-24 1 TAIPEI, Sat. (AP) —An American sailor listed as missing since Thursday was found drowned at the Southwest Formosa port of Kaohslung this morning.25 words
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Article44 1966-07-24 1 TAIPEH, Sat. (AP). —The goal for exports of canned mushrooms from Formosa in 1967 was set today at 2.4 million cases, each weighing 24 pounds net. The Foreign Exchange and trade commission (FETC) said the exports would earn US$3O million.44 words
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Article205 1966-07-24 1 TAIPEH, Sat. (AP)—Chinese Nationalist President Chiang Kai-Shek said today the Chinese Communists "are carrying out bloody purges to counter a struggle of unprecedented proportions —a struggle directed against Mao Tze-Tung and Communism." 'Participating in the struggle' he declared, 'ase intelectuals and the masses of the people205 words
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Article71 1966-07-24 1 TOKYO, Sat. (UPI) Communist North Vietnam reported today that it shot down an unmanned reconnaissance plane and one jet fighter over Haiphong late on Friday, raising its claimed score for the day to eight American planes. The official North Vietnamese News Agency VNA said71 words
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Article296 1966-07-24 1 KUCHING, Sarawak State, (UPI) The surrender terms offered to the Sarawak Communists who had taken up arms against the Malaysian Government and crossed the border into Indonesia. were "generous" the State's Chief Minister Tawi Sli told newsmen here today. The Chief Minister, who was speaking to296 words
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Article99 1966-07-24 1 The court accepted evidence identifying Sukrisno as Commander of a volunteer training programme at Halim Air base near Djakarta where communist partisans prepared for the coup attempt. The court said the fact that he was still acting as commander of the volunteers as late as Oct.99 words
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Article31 1966-07-24 1 TAIPEH, Sat. (AP) The Chinese Nationalist government is considering lifting the ban on the free buying and selling 6f gold in Formosa, the official central New Agency reported today.31 words
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Local News
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188 1966-07-24 2 MUSA SCULLY - By MUSA SCULLY LUMPUR, Sat. Two Malaysian envoys will 1X soon leave here to take up ambassadorial appointments in Manila and Canberra. They are Tan Sri Abdul Hamid Jumat and Inche Mohamed bin Baba. Tan Sri Abdul Hamid Jumat will leave for188 words
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Article113 1966-07-24 2 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat,— Forty-five road accidents with two deaths and lour hospitalised were reported here yesterday. Describing it as "the word day (in the number of accidents)", puzzled traffic-police offered no explanation for the sudden increase The first victim of the day was an eight-year-old school113 words
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Article, Illustration328 1966-07-24 2 MAUREEN LEE - Buttons, bows return (Bj MAUREEN LEE KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. A small fashion show ended with a big hurray last Sunday. It was a collection of the latest wears; the materials ranged from Siamese silk to MARA batek. It was held at the rebin Haji Idris,328 words
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Article, Illustration104 1966-07-24 2 SINGAPORE, Sat. The Reverend Chiu Ban It, Fellow of St Augustine's College, Canterbury, in south-east England, has been appointed by the Archbishop of Canterbury as Bishop of Singapore and Malaya. He succeeds the Right Reverend C. K. Salisbury, now General Secretary of the British Council of104 words
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Article, Illustration200 1966-07-24 2 They pr hundreds with living KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. They stand out like a chain of shacks under the sun, dirty and uninviting. But when night descends and myriad lights cover up the ugliness, they are, undoubtedly, the back-lane emporiums. To pinpoint their exact location is quite200 words
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Article85 1966-07-24 2 KUCHING, Sarawak. Sat. (UPI) Sarawak would refuse to hold a referendum if Indonesia asked for and if the Malaysian Federal Government agreed to one being held, Sarawak's Chief Minister Penghulu Tawi Sli said today. The Chief Minister was speaking at a press conference on his return from85 words
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Article163 1966-07-24 2 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. Brains and not beauty will be the criterion in the judging of the fifth air hostess quest to be held at Surfers Paradise in Queensland. So far more than 12 airlines including Malaysian Airways have submitted their entries for the contest. According to163 words
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Article120 1966-07-24 2 KOTA BAHRU, Sat. —ln Kelantan today another $638,000 of cash relief was paid to about 6,000 flood victims. The Minister of Welfare Services, Tuan Haji Abdul Hamid Khan, travelled to Tanah Merah, Machang and Ulu Kelantan districts to meet the people and distribute the money personally.120 words
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Article62 1966-07-24 2 BUKIT MERTAJAM, Sat A Butterworth driver, Chanchal Singh (28) who thumped the counter of the Butterworth police station enquiry office several times and shouted "babi punya orang" was fined $25 at the Butterworth Magistrate's Court here today. Chanchal pleaded guilty to a charge of behaving62 words
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Article, Illustration369 1966-07-24 2 MAUREEN LEE - By MAUREEN LEE JTUALA LUMPUR, Sat. "The work of a research AV assistant is extremely interesting, and it offeri good prospects too," said Linda Wong, a research worker in the Rubber Research Institute here. Attached to the pathology department, Linda said that there is369 words
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Article42 1966-07-24 2 SINGAPORE, Sat. Professor KG. Tregonning, head of the Department of History in the University of Singapore, will speak on "Riots of Singapore: 1819 to 1966" at a luncheon meeting of the Rotary Club of Singapore on Wednesday at Cathay Hotel.42 words
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Article80 1966-07-24 2 MALACCA, Sat. Malacca police have mounted a statewide hunt for two confidence tricksters who pose as contractors. The police believe that they have netted several thousand dollars of goods in this town within their few days of operation. Their victims described them as "well-dressed and prosperous looking".80 words
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152 1966-07-24 2 KALA LUMPUR. Sat. Although $218.76 million ha» been provided for develop* ment in the states of Sabah and Sarawak for 1964 and 1965, only 63 per cent of the total provision has been spent. The shortfalls in expenditure are attributed to: Lack of detailed152 words
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Article82 1966-07-24 2 IPOH, Sat, Tho President of the Rotary Club. Mr* E.B. Carlos, will open at tn« Public Library here at 5 p.m. on Monday an unusual art exhibition sponsored by the Help Us Help You Club. All the Paintings on display were done on batek and82 words
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42 1966-07-24 4 Photo by Jimmy Chow.Photo by Jimmy Chow. - 42 words
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443 1966-07-24 4 Peter Loke - Australia still growing Newsman I By Peter Loke SINGAPORE, Sat. Australia is getting more and more conscious of her role in Asia today. a his was stated by a wellknown Australian broadcaster and journalist, Mr. Peter Waltham, in a special interview with the Eastern Sun this morning. Mr. Waltham said443 words
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152 1966-07-24 4 SINGAPORE, Sat. —The National Library will celebrate Beatrix Potter Centenary this month by regular story-telling sessions till Aug. childr en's section of the library. L Th »r child ren's section of the National Library has compiled an annotated list of all Potter's "Peter Rabbit" books. Beatrix152 words
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Article219 1966-07-24 4 SINGAPORE, Sat. A sub-contractor and a goldsmith assistant were victims of two seperate armed robberies on the island yesterday afternoon. Two men armed with daggers held-up the shopassistant, Yong Wai Kong, and escaped with two brooches and an ounce of gold amounting to $3,300 at Owen219 words
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337 1966-07-24 4 SINGAPORE, Sat. First class accommodation and choice food will be promised to tourists visiting Singapore when the $l5 million Hotel Malaysia is completed by September next year. This $l5 million project is yet another addition to a chain of hotels being built in Singapore.337 words
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Article81 1966-07-24 4 SINGAPORE, Sat —The Singapore Malabar Muslim Jama-ath last night save a dinner in honour of two leading politicians from India Quaid-E-Millath Haji Mohamed Ismail Sahib and Abdul Samad Sahld, who are on a two-week-goodwill mission here. Both are members of the Indian Parliament. They said they were impressed81 words
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Article380 1966-07-24 4 The silent ones make... SINGAPORE, Sat. University autonomy and academic freedom is currently being debated among the students. At the Union House over a cup of tea they will air their views but when it comes to speaking at the rallies very few will come380 words
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Article491 1966-07-24 4 Albert Johnson - By Albert Johnson gINGAPORE, Sat. pie people, press and police ar« so closely interlinked that the removal of anv of these three cogs of our society would only throw th. proverbial spanner into the works The relationship is reciprocal with the press and police giving this harmony491 words
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Page 4 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous63 1966-07-24 4 TIME AND TIDE kuala lumpur, sat.— Pcnani 5.24 a.m. (7.2 ft.), ft) Port Swetf m 959 am <13.4 ft.), lOjJO p.m. (11.6 ft)., Port ?i i^ SOn 50 am 86 ft.), 11-15 p.m. (7.1 ft.)., Singapore 2.48 a.m. (8.6 ft), 3.52 p.m. (7.6 ft.)., Sedili Kechil 1.27 a.m. (6.5 ft),63 words
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Miscellaneous317 1966-07-24 4 SINGAPORE DIARY SINGAPORE DIARY (July 24-Sunday) 9 a.m. 5 p.m: National Library, Stamford Road Paintings exhibition (Mr. Tan Ping Chiang of Nanyang Academy of Fine Arts). 10 a.m. 6 p.m: Victoria Memorial Hall, Empress Place Paintings exhibition (The Society of Chinese Artists). 8.30 p.m: Victoria Theatre, Empress Place; "Violin Recital"317 words
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WORLD NEWS
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164 1966-07-24 5 LONDON, Sat. (AFP). The Commonwealth Relations Office today denied as completely unfounded a press report that Britain was just about to conclude an agreement with the lan Smith regime on the constitutional future of Rhodesia The official denial, issued by the164 words
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Article51 1966-07-24 5 COPENHAGEN, Sat. (AP) Hot sunny weather on Friday favoured a celebration of the United Arab Republic National Day in Copenhagen. Egyptian Ambassador, Taha Taha Fatheldin and Press Councillor Mohamed Abdel Razik el Batouti acted as hosts at a party at Hellerup a plush suburb of the Danish51 words
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Article137 1966-07-24 5 UNITED NATIONS, New York, Sat. (AFP) United Nations Secretary General U Thant submitted today to Cambodia and Thailand the name of his proposed personal representative to watch the situation on the frontier between the two countries. U Thant's nominee, who will be Initially entrusted with a137 words
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237 1966-07-24 5 WASHINGTON, Sat. (AFP) Escalation of the Vietnam war cost the United States over US$l,OOO mil. more in the fiscal year ending June 30 last than estimated only six months ago, according to figures released by the U. S. Budget bureau today. Total expenditure on237 words
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217 1966-07-24 5 WASHINGTON, Sat. (AP). SECRETARY of State Mr. Dean Rusk yesterday told West German Ambassador Mr. Heinrich Knappstein that the U.S. administration is under strong pressure to reduce its troop commitments to Europe. Knappstein reported this to newsmen after a 40-mi-nute conference with Mr. Rusk.217 words
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Article117 1966-07-24 5 pAMBRIDGE, Massachusetts. Sat (AP) Dr. PhUipp Fiank, 82. retired Lecturer on Physics and Mathematics at Harvard and a close friend of the late Albert Einstein, has died at his home. Dr. Frank succeeded Einstein as Professor of Theoretical Physics at the University of Prague in117 words
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Article, Illustration37 1966-07-24 5 Iranian Princess Ashraf (centre), twin sister of the Shah, is flanked by Dr. and Mrs Hans Filbinger, Home Minister of Baden Wurttemberg, West Germany as she visited the "Neue Schloss" at Stuttgart recently.37 words
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Article70 1966-07-24 5 THE HAGUE, Sat. (AFP) —The Netherlands government today sent a strong protest to People's China against its decision to declare the Dutch Charge d'Affaires in Peking "Persona non grata'* and subsequently refusing him permission to leave the country. A Foreign ministry statement said there was no foundation whatsoever70 words
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108 1966-07-24 5 BARMOUTH (North Wales), Sat. (AFP) At least 11 people including four children, were killed today when a pleasure boat sank near the north Wales holiday resort of Barmouth after being driven aground by strong currents. Some of the 40 holidaymakers on board108 words
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Article70 1966-07-24 5 BONN, Sat. (AFP) President de Gaulle gave Chancellor Ludwig Erhard "important information" on the Soviet attitude towards the German during his tenhour visit to Bonn yesterday, West German government spokesman Karl Guenther von H&se stated today. The French President's visit also produced good results on the70 words
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Advertisement167 1966-07-24 5 IBM SYSTEM/360 to woik in Singapore's new SYSTEM/360 has been developed as a universal computer. Able to handle anything from small payroll to simulation of a thermonuclear explosion. Features formally treated separate functions havo been brought together into one well balanced system. It is one system in models; the largest,167 words
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Page 7 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous800 1966-07-24 7 What's on in today's Radio and Television TV MALAYSIA CHANNEL 5 Kuala Lumpur and Penang; 6 Ipoh and Malacca; 3 and 10 Johore Bahru; 4 Taiping; 7 Batu Pahat; 9 Kluang. P.M. 3.00 OPENING ANNOUNCEMENT, Prog. Summary; 3.01 NATIONAL LANGUAGE LESSON; 3.01 BAHASA KITA; 3.16 GREATEST FIGHTS. Barnay Ross vs800 words
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Article455 1966-07-24 8 EARLIER this year, the Chief Minister of Sabah, Mr. Peter Lo, appealed to Malaysians to go to Sabah— the land of opportunity. It is under-populated and under-developed, but it has natural resources that would reward those who go there as pioneers to open up new fields of production.455 words
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Article301 1966-07-24 8 VVHEN the co-operative movement started some 40 years ago, it was divided into urban and rural co-operative societies. The urban societies organised to aid the padi planters, were hamstrung by too much red tape. The urban thrift and loan societies became nothing more than moneylenders because their members borrowed301 words
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Article, Illustration596 1966-07-24 8 Flaming arrows slashed through the night sky from a nearby rice field. Their mission was to burn and destroy a hamlet occupied by more than 75 South Vietnamese families that had fled a Viet-Cong-ruled village in Binh Dinh province two years before. Just two hours before596 words
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1147 1966-07-24 8 A successful aid programme must be a partnership process. Foreign aid is not something a donor does for or to a recipient; it is something to be done with a re* cipient. This is the reason for the increasingly strong emphasis in the U.S.1,147 words
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331 1966-07-24 9 WASHINGTON, Sat. (AP) Senator J. W. Fulbright urged the U.S. Senate yesterday to consider what he called the Johnson Admi nistration's emerging Asian Doctrine without t>ie consent or even the knowledge of the Senate. 'One wonders whether anyone ever thought of asking the Asians331 words
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Article172 1966-07-24 9 BEDFORD. Massachusetts, Sat. (AP) Masked, machine-gun carrying robbers held up the crew of a Brinks, Inc., armoured truck yesterday and escaped with US$l3l,OOO in cash. The armed quartet struck •s the three-man crew was d iivering the money to the Mitre Corp.. an electronics fiim, for172 words
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Article90 1966-07-24 9 LONDON, Sat. (AFP) Hundreds of British animal lovers have written to the 8.8.C. to protest against a scheduled television programme which will show the death of a bull in a Spanish arena. Posters are being stuck up on the walls of the London under-ground railway, used90 words
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111 1966-07-24 9 MOSCOW, Sat. (AP) The Foreign Minister of Mongolia has labelled an American offer of flood relief aid as "a hypocritical manoeuvre," the Soviet press reported yesterday. An offer of U5525,000 was made through an American diplomat in the United Nations. The United States does not111 words
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Article102 1966-07-24 9 WASHINGTON, Sat. (AP) Senator Thomas J. Dodd, Democrat-Connecticut, yesterday accused North Vietnamese leaders of le gaJ skulduggery," in citing the Nuremberg trials as justifying their threats to try captive American airmen. Sen. Dodd, who served as one of the American prosecutors at Nuremberg, said102 words
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Article99 1966-07-24 9 JAMESTOWN, Virginia. B »t. (AP) The British embassador to the United B'ates outlined yesterday the "blueprint for survival" for freedom and dignity as combination of economic and military assistance Jo "our less fortunate fellows." Only a combination of foreign aid and the type of <«itary distance being99 words
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279 1966-07-24 9 VE W YORK, Sat. (AP) Former British Prime Minister Sir Anthony Eden has proposed neutralising an area in Vietnam, Laos and Cambodia as a possible solution to the Vietnam conflict. "Our duty is to prepare plan providing international guarantees for the security of a neutral279 words
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Article123 1966-07-24 9 UNITED NATIONS. Sat (AP) Israel filed a counter complaint with the U. N. Security Council yesterday accusing Syria of acts of aggression and incitment to war. The 15 nation council had already been called to meet at 3 p.m. on Monday on a complaint Syria filed on123 words
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Article72 1966-07-24 9 PRAGUE, Sat. (AFP) A Slovak parachutist fell 9.000 feet when his parachute failed to open and escaped with only two broken angles, the Ceteka news agency reported yesterday. The lucky man, Mr. Vladimir Zamechnik. tried to open his emergency parachute at 2,000 feet, but he72 words
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Article35 1966-07-24 9 AUSTIN, Texas Sat. (AP) Texas' first official trade mission will visit Australia and New Zealand in August, 1967, Governor John Connally announced yesterday. He said he hoped he might be able to go along.35 words
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Finance
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Article579 1966-07-24 9 SINGAPORE, Sat. It was a happy week for buyers of industrial who at last managed U) get some scrip at lower prices, say s Fraser and Company in their review of the share market. The general idea seemed to be that the increased U.K. bank579 words
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Article122 1966-07-24 9 LONDON, Sat. (AP) American and French buyers yesterday helped push the pound up to its highest level in Ave weeks, signalling a slow revival of confidence in Britain's money. But uncertainties about Prime Minister Harold Wilson's ability to see his crash programme of deflation through still hung markets.122 words
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Article322 1966-07-24 9 MELBOURNE. Sat. (AFP) The French-owned motor vehicle group Renault (Australia) Pty. Ltd. has bought the plant of the Melbourne Suburban Company which assemblies its vehicles here. Price of the deal for the 11.6 acre site, the buildings and plant was not disclosed, but the vendor company. Automotive and322 words
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Article162 1966-07-24 9 SINGAPORE Benarmin (1/2), Centaur (3/4), Ngapara (5), Wladyslaw Broniewski (6/7), Celebes Maru (8/9), Sargodh a (10/11), Travestein (13/14), Atreus (15/16), Socrates (18), East Sea (19), Frederick Clover (21/22), Batu 25/26), Fuyo Maru (27/28), Antonio Regidor (29/30), Regna Bakke (33/34), Tsedek (35/36), Mikuni Maru (38/39), Nissan (40/41), Shosei Maru162 words
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Article81 1966-07-24 9 SINGAPORE, Sat Tha Association of Banks in Malaysia made the following changes in its rate« to merchants to-day: New York: buying T.T. 32-11/16; airmail O.D. 3213/16, 90 d/st. 33-3/16 credit bills, 33-7/16 trade billa. Canada: buying T.T. 351/8; airmail, OJ>. 35-1/4, 90 d/st. 35-13/16 credit bills, 35-7/8 trade81 words
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Article13 1966-07-24 9 BINOAPORE, Sat. Tht tin price to-day waa $631 per picul, down $l-1/4.13 words
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STOCK EXCHANGE-MALAYSIA, S'PORE
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Article227 1966-07-24 9 Alex Bricks Ord. CD B S B. M. Trustee Boustead 1.57 C. T. S. Ords 5.5/3 Chemical Co 1.54 Cold Storage XALL Dunlop 3 42 E. Smelting 3.96 Esso Ords 3.04 3 06 U D. Holdings 2 02 2.05 Fitzpatricks 1.72 1.75 F N. Ords 3.64 3.66 Gammon 2.21227 words
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Article33 1966-07-24 9 Central Prop .98 City Dev. .38 Faber Union 51 Island Hotel .61 Island Pen 47* K. L. Prop 85 San Holdings 34 •34* Sel. Prop 1.32 S'pore Land .64 Town City 1.0033 words
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Article125 1966-07-24 9 Ampat 10/1* 10/6 Aokam 3.52 Austral Amal. 24/1* Austral Malay CR 43/Ayer Hltam 24/4* Berjuntai Chenderiang Gopeng CD 39/6 Hong Kong Idrls Hyd. CD 17/U Johan K'pong Kamunting K'pong Lanjut XCR 23/4J Kamunting 20/14 Kent 9/2 Kesang 52 Killinghall 50/Kinta Kellas 35/3 Kramat 13/13/1* Kuala Kampar XCR 26/6 Kuchal125 words
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Article35 1966-07-24 9 PREFS DEBS -i C.T.S. Pref m F. N. Pref Hume Pref. XD 1.62 1.70 M. Breweries Deb Robinson 1st Pref MM Robinson 2nd Pref S. Traction Pref U. E. Prof Esso Deb Shell Deb35 words
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Article77 1966-07-24 9 Ayer Hitam 1.20 Bassett (50cts) 77 Batu Lintang ...a 1.65 1.70 Bedford 1.44 Benta XD 1.44 Boreill (New) 2.20 Glenealy 1.60 Jeram Kuan tan 2.18 2.30 Kempas 2.00 2.05 Kepong Plant 1.71 Kluang Ord >«••• 1.7 8 1.81 Kundong Tg. Pau 1.80 1.90 Kuala Sidim Mentakab CBI 2.2677 words
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Article58 1966-07-24 9 Anglo-Asian i Anglo Oriental B. Kawan 3/3/2 Beradin B. Panjong Castlefleld Consol Salak 2/7 Craigielea 1/6 Djember Duff Dev 12/E. Asiatic 1/8 Gadek Golden Hope 5/3 Guthrie K. L. Kepong 2/31 2/6^ Kulim 1/9 London Asiatic Malakoff Malaya General Malaysia Merlimau Pegoh Mt. Austin Petaling Rini Rub. Est.58 words
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POPPING AROUND
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Article, Illustration411 1966-07-24 10 SINGAPORE, Saturday. now rou P is currently cutting an LP THE QUESTS will be the first local group to produce an album. AND I hope this jump will earn them th e international status they deserve. CRISPIAN ST. PETERS must be the411 words
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310 1966-07-24 10 SINGAPORE, Sat. Eric Tan, the bass guitarist of the Trailers, one of the up-and-coming pop groups here, says the Beatles' hair-cut is only a "gimmick." He added: "But what is. more important is their music which is .great. Great man, just great! Eric, who310 words
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Article, Illustration240 1966-07-24 10 SINGAPORE, Saturday. pjRILLIANT Singapore pianist, Yu Chun Yee, arrived here from London and gave a sonata recital at the Singapore Conference Hall recently. He thrilled his audience with an almost flawless penormance. Chun Yee received encore after encore after each item from the appreciative240 words
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Article, Illustration202 1966-07-24 10 II'" Probably the most accomplished group in Britain harmony wise. Unit 4 plus 2 have been responsible for bringing a fresh and original sound to pop music. The group was formed early in 1962 and was purely a vocal quarter. Brian Parker202 words
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Advertisement32 1966-07-24 10 Is there anything you would like to know about your favourite pop star or group? If so, just drop a line to PLATTER PETE, c/o Eastern Sun, 23-B Cantonment Road, Singapore 2.32 words
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Advertisement300 1966-07-24 10 IMM SELLING LP's! Meet the Supreme* 606 Where did our love go 621 A bit o# Liverpool 623 Country, Western pope 625 More hits by the Supremes g; We remember Sam Cooke 629 The Supremes at the Copa 636 1 hear a Symphony 643 BILLY VAUGHN The golden Instrumental* *****300 words
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THE NEW FILMS
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Article230 1966-07-24 11 CULVER CITY California. At his office at the Metro-Goldwyn-M a ye r Studios, Cornelius Ryan author of "The Last Battle," made the following reply to statements by D. Kramlnov, Russian Government Propaganda Spokesman. In Pravda, as quoted In a Reuters despatch from Moscow. •"Now, having had230 words
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547 1966-07-24 11 FROM^^HORU^^OYTOi FAME AND FORTUNE ..BUT LONDON, Sat. (AP). A CTOR Sean Connery, who started his entertainment career as a chorus boy, has said he is about to make a break from the role of James Bond which gave him547 words
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Article, Illustration429 1966-07-24 11 Rosalie Chan - Reviewed Rosalie Chan CINGAPORE Sat. If you like entertain ment, then make a date to see "The Long Ships' starring Sydney Richard Widmark and Rosanna Schiaffi no when it opens at the Shaw theatres soon Set against the Viking429 words
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Article393 1966-07-24 11 SINGAPORE, Sat. The versatile and talented British star, Glynis Johns, comes from a theatrical family that boasts four generations in the entertainment profession. The vivacious velvet-voiced doe-eyed blonde actress, currently starred with Julie Andrews, Dick Van Dyke and David Tomlinson in Walt Disney's sparkling393 words
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Article, Illustration397 1966-07-24 11 TAI SING ONN - By TAI SING ONN THIS film has an all-male cast. You only have American dancer, Barrie Chase in a dream sequence. She flits on to the screen for barely a minute doing a pulsting belly dance and then is gone.397 words
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Article, Illustration153 1966-07-24 11 Thrills, spills, and an eye-ful of Ingrid... LUMPUR, Sat. —Miss McDonald does not have a farm. She has a revolver under her skirt. And she has a figure which is very easy on the eye. She knows a few karate chops too. In fact,153 words
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Page 11 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous167 1966-07-24 11 I&IULXCI ORGANISATION w"Hm ORCHARD Te,; 3 2 6 TODAY 4 SHOWS AT 9 a.m.. 12.45. 4.30 8-15 pm. DOCTOR ZHIVAGO" (•rraldine Chaplin Julie Christie 7'imm Panavision Metrocolor iAn M.O.M. Picture) ODEON I PALACE Tel. a 1-1 1 6 I Tei 4 75 7 8 NOW SHOWING! (NO FREE LIST) 11167 words
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Miscellaneous244 1966-07-24 11 I i I I 1 I SHAW GANISATION LIDO Phone ***** NOW SHOWING: 4 Shows Dally Note Time*: 11, t.30. A p.m. "Mad World" start* promtly at 11.20 a m.. 2.50, 6.17 »22 p.m. IB Yijil CAPITOL Phon»* ***** NOW SHOWING —No Free List 11, 1 JO. 4.00, «.45. 9.30244 words
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WOMEN'S PAGE
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470 1966-07-24 12 ROSALIE CHAN - ROSALIE CHAN SINGAPORE, Sat. —Do we really want equality? To meet our male counterparts face-to-face, stripped of our womanly techniques? Do we really want to deem it right to decisively conduct #nd play an equal role at home with our •would-be' superiors? Note that470 words
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357 1966-07-24 12 Kb ALA LUMPUR, Sat. Teaching Japanese to foreigners is no easy task, but Yuko Yamazaki, 23, thinks that patience and hard work bring home victory. Demure Yuko is with the Department of Chinese Studies at the University of Malaya. She is on assignment to Malaya357 words
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Article, Illustration341 1966-07-24 12 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. There are times when you find that your wardrobe is too drab, deprived of gaiety. Your favourite dress displeases you, and a whole string of faults follow. Maybe you need a change, for something gay, something crazy341 words
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Article, Illustration339 1966-07-24 12 ROSALIE CHAN - (By ROSALIE CHAN SINGAPORE, Sat. How often have the newiy-wed Misses been caught with a discriminating pot of burnt rice in her hand and the apologetic look she wears doesn't exactly camouflage that red blush, which spells GUILT! But then, how many339 words
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Article103 1966-07-24 12 Is the sari sinking? Indian women often have wondered as they clutched frantically at their flowing national garb, just to keep it up. Now, However, a serious discussion has been launched by designers and practical Indian women in New Delhi on whether the sari is sinking103 words
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Article, Illustration102 1966-07-24 12 SINGAPORE. Sat. No kidding but it was really the kiddies who stole the limelight from the 'oldies' in "Fashions Delight", presented by Joan Booty School of Modelling at the Cold Storage Supermarket this afternoon Late afternoon, shoppers and fashion enthusiasts jammed the supermart as102 words
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Article, Illustration211 1966-07-24 12 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. "Career life and farntfa life just don't mix at all," pointed out May Lee, 27 Lri managing director of the Raya International Tiuvel Agency here. "To be pleasant, charming and understanding are the other important qualifications in building up211 words
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Article, Illustration160 1966-07-24 12 SINGAPORE, Sat. Miss Vivienne Wee, 15, Singapore's top talented pianist, will give a piano recital at Victoria Theatre here tomorrow at 8.30 p.m. She will be accompanied by Mr. Wong Chong Chen on the violin. Vivienne Is the eldest daughter of Mr. and160 words
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Motoring
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Article, Illustration930 1966-07-24 13 A.L. McINTYRE - By A.L. McINTYRE ]F you ever lacked confidence in the steering mechanism of a car you might try driving the Peugeot 204. Its positive rack and pinion steering is the outstanding virtue of this medium-sized saloon with transverse engine and front wheel drive. The930 words
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Article, Illustration221 1966-07-24 13 INTENSIVE studies have been and are still being conducted on the problem of improving driving safety in Japan. One of the newest and claimed to be the safest device is an automatic handbrake dubbed "Handmatic" developed recently by the Sumitomo Electric Industries, Ltd. The new221 words
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Article66 1966-07-24 13 Japanese car manufacturers will be hard hit by the 10 per cent rise in Australian import duty on assembled passenger cars. The government has decided to raise the tariff if built-up vehicles in the past two-years to June 30, 1966 exceeded 7,5 per cent of total car66 words
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Article, Illustration358 1966-07-24 13 Art li— i. >. SINGAPORE, Sat. A world collection of Art is now on show at the Goodyear Hall. On exhibition are 60 paintings from 33 countries throughout the world—countries where Goodyear has plants or sales companies. The exhibit, called the Goodyear International Corporation Worldwide358 words
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LAST DAY PENANG RACES
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Article463 1966-07-24 14 Has weight advantage PENANG, Sat. SEA PIP is back to form and with a handy weight I am giving him a great chance to win the Kedah Cup for Class II performers over Bsf. at Penang this afternoon, concluding day of the Penang Turf Club's July463 words
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Article248 1966-07-24 14 TRANSPORTATION, who has been in the numbers in his last four starts, should annex Race 6. After his stylish win over the Kuala Lumpur 6f last month Trans portation ran a gallant second to Chatsmoth over 7f on Sunday. He was putting in good work at248 words
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Article227 1966-07-24 14 CHUBA CHUBA has struck a bright patch He is definitely on the upgrade and should follow up his first day's success and complete a double for the meeting and his third win off the reel. This Blue Booklet gelding romped home a comfortable five-length winner227 words
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Article130 1966-07-24 14 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat.— Six members of the Malaysian SEAP Games boxing team will participate in this year's Armed Forces individual championship to be held at Stadium Negara from July 26 to 28 at 8 p.m. nightly. Due to the great response, elimination xounds were held to130 words
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Article262 1966-07-24 14 MONA LISA should make amends. This Matrice mare was distressed by the heavy underfoot conditions on Sunday and finished fifth to Congratulations over the s£f trip. She fought for the lead witn Paling Baik and then weakened at the top of the straight. She262 words
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Article247 1966-07-24 14 HATSMOTH improves with each outing and after her fluent win over 7f on the first day, I am giving her a great chance to complete a double foi the meet. This Chatsworih mare followed her last start win at Kuala Lumpur with a very convincing247 words
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Article225 1966-07-24 14 EMIR STAR won so convincingly on the first day that he should complete a double for the meet. The 'Star" came from a long way back to clinch a head decision from Lighter over 7f in division two He was running on stoutly at the225 words
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Article201 1966-07-24 14 Sir Ojam should not miss. Last Sunday, Sir Ojam was not disgraced when second to Scarpa over 7f he came from the rear bunch to finish a strong second he was half a length behind the winner. He was running on at the finish201 words
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Article134 1966-07-24 14 Going: Good •WINDSOR LAD* 'GOLDEN SUN' 1 •SWEET SUE* Race 1 CHUBA CHUBA Triumphant Teknah CHUBA CHUBA Panchor G. Buccaneer CHUBA CHUBA Teknah G. Buccaneer Race 2 HIGH RULER Lovable Gunsmith HIGH RULER Pardon Splendid PARDON High Ruler Splendid Race 3 MONA LISA Streamlight Congratulations MONA LISA Streamlight Oisin134 words
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Article217 1966-07-24 14 HIGH RULER was fancied by his connect ions to win on Sunday but could only finish fifth to Scarpa over It on the very heavy track That run should benefit him, and I am giving him a great chance to return to the217 words
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334 1966-07-24 14 RIO DE JANEIRO, Sat. (AP). —Brazil's defeated World Cup soccer players can expect something very short of a warm welcome when they get home, probably this weekend. Their surprise elimination from the Cup games in Liverpool has left bitterness and disappointment in the hearts334 words
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Article106 1966-07-24 14 KHOO BOON CHOO - By KHOO BOON CHOO J>ENANG, Sat. Over 70 &wimmers from the states of Selangor, Perak, Penang Sarawak and the Malaysian Armed Forces will view for honours in the fourth Malaysian swimming championships which will be held at the Penang Chinese Swimming Club here on July106 words
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Article1134 1966-07-24 14 Race 1 Horses Class. 6,-Abt. 6 Furs. 2.00 pm. I 453 oTpih'ang f tee I 3 475 Flashing Rocket (Messrs. V. C. Bath and S 4 4 926 Gay Buccanner (Melody 8 05 a 5 213 Teknah (Melody Stable. Allan 9y 8 03 7 6 330 The Dairy1,134 words
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Advertisement7 1966-07-24 14 Best bets: Mona Lisa Chatsmoth Sir Ojam7 words
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Article, Illustration133 1966-07-24 15 Brazilian goalkeeper Manga (on ground is weil beaten by this shot from Antonio Simoes (unseen) which registered Portugal's first goal in a recent World Cup game at Goodison Park, Liverpool. The match ended in a 3-1 victory for Portugal. Argentina's Ermindo Onega (right) lifts the133 words
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Article208 1966-07-24 15 Singapore, Sat. More and More people, especially the youngsters here are taking a keen interest in cycling. Some 400 or more young cyclists throughout the republic are actively interested in this sport according to reliable sources. School boye in particular, seem to make up the majority208 words
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785 1966-07-24 15 MAX LANGE - Commonwealth games begin on Aug. 4 By MAX LANGE SINGAPORE, Sat. Malaysia an d Singapore are all set for the eight British Empire and Commonwealth Games at Kingston beginning on August 4. The 21-member Singapore contingent, including five officials, will leave by air for Kingston785 words
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Article, Illustration543 1966-07-24 15 Derrick Fernandez - By Derrick Fernandez KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. Goon Kok Ying, who started playing tennis some 40 years ago can still pack a powerful forehand drive today although he has passed his sixties. Today, Kok Ying, who has just completed his 60th year is still543 words
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Article90 1966-07-24 15 ROME, Sat. (AP) The secretary of the European Boxing Union (EBU) angrily attacked the World Boxing Council on Friday, over its decision to put the World Welterweight Boxing title at stake between American's Curtis Cokes and Percy Manning. The £BU secretary, Mr. Pietro Pinl, said boxers outside the90 words
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Page 15 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous59 1966-07-24 15 K.L. Sports Diary KUALA LUMPUR CRICKET: (Stonor Shield Tournament). Club de Recrio Versus Selangor Club at Padang. ATHLETICS: Malaysian P.W.D. meet at Cheras. Penang Sports Diar:y Badminton: Public Services Inter-Department Badminton at P.C.G.H.S. at 9.00 a.m. Tennis: Penang Open Tennis Finals and prize-giv-ing at P.S.C. at 9.00 a.m. League Cricket:59 words
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336 1966-07-24 16 CAIRO, Sat. (AFP) President Nasser announced last night that the United Arab Republic will refuse to take part in the September Arab summit con- /erence in Algiers. His decision looked like a blow to the Arab League's chances of taking any336 words
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Article104 1966-07-24 16 HONG KONG, Sat. (AP) Two Thais yesterday began serving seven-year prison sentences following their conviction on drug offences. Both Thais are of Chinese ancestry and were sentenced on Thursday in court lor conspiring to deal in 47 pounds of morphine hydrochloride. Police said the104 words
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257 1966-07-24 16 ADDIS ABABA, Sat. (AFP) Ethiopian Emperor Haile Selassie said yesterday that the world court judges had ruled in South Africa's favour over the South West Africa case on Monday for political rather than legal motives. Speaking at a press conference at his palace to257 words
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Article758 1966-07-24 16 Reds in Philippines MANILA, Sat. (LPI) —A gunbattle ragged for more than three hours today between government troops and Communist Huk terrorists who ambushed and killed a town mayor and five others on Monday. First reports said seven Huks had surrendered. A constabulary spokesman said the758 words
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Article, Illustration49 1966-07-24 16 the creditor nations of Indonesia attended a prelimary meeting for u^ reditOT M,ion> at the Hote held pre,l<le<l bj Deputy Portion Minister. Mr.. Nobuhilco Ushlba was The "editor nations arc: Japan, the United States. Canada, Britain. Australia. New Zealand, France, West Germany, the Netherlands, and Italy.49 words
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91 1966-07-24 16 TOKYO, Sat. (AFP) Japanese Ambassadors and other diplomats stationed in African nations will meet in Tokyo during Sept. 12-14 to discuss a wide range of problems relating to these countries, Foreign Ministry sources said yesterday. The Chinese representation issue at the next United Nations General91 words
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Article74 1966-07-24 16 BANGKOK. Sat. Thai officials said today that Thailand is not purposely stockpiling tin. The officials made the statement in commenting to a London report that tin stocks in Thailand could depress the world market. The officials explained that the backlog in tin ore stocks mainly resulted from the74 words
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Article, Illustration769 1966-07-24 16 James Kim - By James Kim Kim Ung-Yong of Seoul will be going to the United States this September to study under physics professor Allen D. Schneid at the University of of Michigan. He has a fluent command of English and German as well as his native Korean tongue. He769 words
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Article96 1966-07-24 16 UNITED NATIONS. Sat. (AFP) Unofficial sources said last night that U.N. Secretary-General U Thant has submitted the name of Swedish Diplomat Karl De Ribbing to the governments of Thailand and Cambodia as his personal representative in those two countries. Mr. De Ribbing was assigned a mission96 words
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Article66 1966-07-24 16 RANGOON, Burma. Sit (UPl).—The Burmese Re volutionary Government yesterday nationalized four ho«i es or asylums run by Christian missionaries for lepers, and placed them under the control of the Health Ministry for continued administration. according to an official announcement Two of the leper homes or asylums nationalized66 words
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Article187 1966-07-24 16 HONG KONG, Sat. (UPIJ A marked increase n Hong Kong-Indonesia trade has been noted recently by trade sources. There has been an upward trend in Indonesia"! exports to this colony and purchases of cotton and sundry goods have risen sharply, the sources said Textile sources said187 words
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Article120 1966-07-24 16 WASHINGTON, Sat. (AFP) Senator Fulbright, Democrat Senator for Arkansas, has angered the White House by launching a virulent attack yesterday on President Johnson for allegedly developing a new "Asian Doctrine" which he claimed was extremely dangerous for the United States. During a debate on the US foreign120 words
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Article61 1966-07-24 16 SAIGON, Sat. (UPD Elements of an elite North Vietnamese division anr bushed troops from two marine companies today in exactly the same spot where another marine company was hit four days ago. As this fight raged, other marines participating "operation Hastings" T ncaf the border between Nor'n and61 words
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