Eastern Sun, 31 July 1966

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    23 1 EASTERN SUN SINGAPORE EDITION Kbtd. 1966. Vol. 1. No. 13. Sunday, July 31 1966. •fr MC (P) 1942 KDN 2309 Price 15 cents
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  • Article
    Lock icon FINAL PEACE MISSION TO MALAYSIA
    441 1 INDONESIAN MISSION TO REACH K. LUMPUR WITHIN THE WEEK' JAKARTA, SAT. JNDONESIA will send a final peace mission to Malaysia in the near future, a spokesman for the "Crush Malaysia Command" (KOGAM) announced at President Sukarno's weekend palace in Bogor, West Java, today. Sukarno and
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    Lock icon 'Red China ready for long war'
    116 1 H AIPEH. Sat. (UPI) President Chiang Kai-Shek told a visiting Philippine Congressman last night that Red China is prepared to fiifht the Vietnamese war to the "bitter end" but he is confident South Vietnam and Its allies will win final victory. The congressman, Mr.
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  • Article
    Lock icon Twenty battalions for Army
    196 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. Expansion of the Nation's Army will be completed when there are 20 battalions, the Prime Minister Tunku Abdul Rahman said today. "It will be reinforced by Territorial Army units. We are also expanding our Air Force and Navy, so that our Armed Forces
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    Lock icon S'pore – Indonesia trade resumption soon
    249 1 S'pore Indonesia trade resumption soon SINGAPORE. Sat Singapore will soon resume trade with Indonesia. The channel for the resumption of trade has been established following talks between the Singapore Finance Minister, Mr. Lim Kim San, and the leader of the 25-member Indonesian fact-finding mission to Singapore, Dr. Mohamed Razif. This
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    Lock icon INDONESIA'S 5-MAN PRESIDIUM...
    71 1 Indonesia's new fiveman Presidium during swearing-in ceremonies at Merdeka Palace. Pictured (left to right) are: Gen. Suharto, Presidium Chairman and First Minister for Defence and Security; Mr. Adam Malik, First Minister for Politics and concurrently Foreign Minister; Mr. Idham Challd, First Minister for Peoples' Welfare; Sultan Hamengku
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    Lock icon LANDSLIDE AT MT. ASAMA
    53 1 TOKYO, Sat. (AP) A landslide at the foot of the volcano Mt. Asama caught 16 villagers in their sleep today, killing Ave and injur- ing four. The seven others were rescued. Three homes were buried by the landslide of volcanic lava at Tsumagoi village, 100 miles
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    Lock icon Tunku urges Sarawakians to live as Malaysians
    458 1  -  >Y CHAN KAM YAU J£UALA LUMPUR, Sat. Tunku Abdul Rahman today disclosed that there were elements working in Sarawak, as well as outside, to bring about a separation of Sarawak from Malaysia. He said that after the separation of Singapore from Malaysia, rumours
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    Lock icon Malaysia's new CEA
    40 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat The Yanu di-Pertuan Agon* has. on the recommendation of the Public Services Commission. approved the appointment of Haji Hamdan bin Sheikh Tahir, K.M.N, as acting Chief Education Adviser Malaysia with effect from July 16.
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  • THE NEW FILMS
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      Lock icon 'Do Badan' an unusual love story
      358 4  -  BY SHRINWAS RAI CINOAPORE, Sat. Bihari's "Do Badan" is a tale of sublime love. This is an entirely new story of love. Before love can bloom it has to face the more melancholic side of life. Raj Khosla's direction has given the added impetus
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      Lock icon Rod a top movie star
      598 4 ROD TAYLOR, who stars opposite Doris Day in Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer's "The Glass Bottom Boat," is one of the leading male stars in motion pictures today. He has climbed to the top of the cinema ladder via excellent performances, virile good looks and an amazing versatility. Taylor
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      Lock icon '7 Spies With Diplomatic Passport' is nice black and white film
      270 4  -  SAYS TAI SING ONN THE film got off to a slow, fitful start. It's nice to have a film in black and white after all the films in glorious technicolour of spies, counter-spies. Action takes place in Warsaw and
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      Lock icon 'Spy in Lace Panties' is great fun
      404 4  -  By Mervyn Nicholas SINGAPORE, Sat. The outstanding thing about Doris Day (DoDO- for short), apart from being a top recording artiste and a fine comedienne, is that her name is a byword among cinema fans in Singapore and Malaysia. In Miss Day's latest
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  • Page 4 Miscellaneous
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      169 4 V CATHAY Phone334ool NOW SHOWING! Daily at 11am, 2.M. 6& p.m. Adm- 11.50. $2.50 54.00 (Advance Cash Bookings Only) (No Free List) DI«W?. MARY POPPINS Julie* Andrews Dick Van Dyke in Technicolor A Rank Organisation Release ORCHARDTeI32I6I OPENS TODAY! 4 SHOWS AT 10 a.m. 1.15. 4.38 Ml p.m. "TARZAN and
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      210 4 ***** S *amun* WlD F i U 2 80 a 9am uSf25.. aPVJFKSI -APTTOL Phonp ***** il: MUMJL son ***** REX-SKY ***** 11. 1.43, 4. I| If. 1.45. 4. 6-30 A 9.30 |< «.S0 A 9.13 J-AS t t DAYS! WINNER of BEST PICTURE Award of THE YEAR V 14
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  • POPPING AROUND
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      Lock icon Reggie's satisfied with 'Silly Girl'
      196 5 SINGAPORE, Sat. Reggie Verghese, the lead guitarist of The Quest, a popular pop group here, savs he is very satisfied with "Silly Girl." "Silly Girl?" Yes "Silly Girl." And "Silly "Girl" is none other than the group's latest 'cut' which is fast becoming a hit.
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      Lock icon Pop Gossip
      340 5 The Trailers have Just recorded a follow-up to their No. 1 success "Do It Right". The song "Don't Laugh (You'll Cry)" is the boys' own composition, and will probably do just as well as •Right'. The flip is well known R'n'B number "Lucille. At long last, Chris Farlowe
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      Lock icon Platter Pete's Postbag
      304 5 Hi cats: Thanks for the many nice letters you've sent me. I feel so good I may even have a hair-cut next month! Some of your letters are much too long to print, and I hope you don't, mind my briefing them. Anyway, take heart that avery
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      Lock icon Marianne adores Marlon Brando
      132 5 THE swinging: socialite, Marianne Faith full, first staggered the music world with Jagger-Richard's "As Tears Go By". The rest is legend. The daughter of Baroness Erisso, Marianne is quite what an aristocrat should not be. She loves long-haired people; digs folksy music; is nuts about long
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      Lock icon Sound Town where new discs are reviewed
      390 5 LOS BRAVOS—BIack is Black/1 want a name (Decca) Consistent bass start this one off, followed by raving drums and organ, and then come the throaty vocals. A hit in Britain for this comparatively new group, it may register just as well here if
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  • Page 5 Miscellaneous
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      192 5 Top AMERICA'S TOP TEN (July 29) (By courtesy of Billboard) L Wild Thing Trofp (A ten Fontana 2. LIT Bed Ridinf Hood Sam the Sham and the Pharoahs (MGM) J. Summer In The City Lovin' Spoonful (Kama Sntra) 4. Pier Piper Crispian St. Peters (Jamie) 5. They're Coming To Take
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  • Motoring
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      Lock icon Datsun has fast Nikki carburettor
      1166 7  -  By Musa Scully K. Lumpur, Sat. JT took me only a few minutes of driving to be convinced that Japanese cars are today as good, if not better, than British, Continental and American cars. The Japanese car I drove was a Datsun Bluebird Special 1300
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      Lock icon Glut of cars, roads unsafe
      636 7 LONDON, (AP) A few countries are moving to legislate more safety into the motor car, but in most the accent is on educating the driver and pedestrian. The automobile boom has brought with it an accompanying rise in traffic accidents and growing concern with safety
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      Lock icon B-girl hesitates to accept marriage offer
      779 7 Friend 'reliable and depend aunty tan discusses personal problems?.. I am a bar girl. I went to work in a bar when my husband died three years ago. Without any visible means of support I decided to do the only thing I could do.
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  • Page 7 Miscellaneous
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      431 7 I, ond CANCER June 22-July 23 AG RE A T period ahead. Whatever your present difficultties may be things will brighten up. So cheer up and look forward to sunny days LEO July 24-Aug. 23 VOR many of you this 1 is a happy period as you celebrate your birthday.
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    Lock icon CLANS AND GUILDS
    434 8 IT is reported that the Malaysian Chinese Association is studying ways and means to bring the Chinese in Malaysia closer together by abandoning their traditional attachments to guilds and clan associations. These bodies had played their role in the pioneering past to give cohesion and protection to
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    Lock icon END OF THE WORLD?
    294 8 £JERTAIN world scientists are very much concerned about an asteroid heading toward the earth on a collision course. They are working overtime to find some means of averting this disaster. Science fiction has become a reality with the exploration of outer space and the landing of
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    Lock icon SINGAPORE'S ROLE IN SOUTH-EAST ASIA
    2499 8  -  By Mr. S. Rajaratnam, m, Minister for Foreign Affairs Singapore. We live in a period of accelerating history with the result that concepts and attitudes of mind which were regarded as of eternal validity become outmoded within a few years. The need for constant re-examina-tion
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      359 8 MPo you belong Silent Majority DALE CARNEGIE How many times in your life have you heard chairmen of business, community, or social groups ask for the views of members, with disappointing results? Most people remain silent, not because they lack ideas or opinions, but simply because they are not accustomed
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  • BOWLING
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      Lock icon BOWLING: THIS IS HOW IT IS DONE
      600 9 Says Don COMFORT, relaxation, style these are the words you hear time and again at the lanes. They ore the key to better bowling, they pertain as well to the type of clothes you should wear, when you go bowling. Generally speaking, any
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      Lock icon Peter Stuyvesant sponsors Services championships
      203 9 'FHE sponsorship of the First All services Ten-P* ll Bowling Championships held from 13th 17th April, 1966 at the A.K.C. Kent Bowl Singapore, marked the beginning of a relationship *hich Amcico hopes will grow with members or the Forces serving this part of the world.
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      Lock icon PETER STUYVESANT SPONSORS NATIONAL BOWLING C'SHIPS
      209 10 Cingapore, Fri. The Singapore National Bowling: Championships, organised by the Singapore Ten-pin Bowling Congress, promise to be a grand one. The Championships to be held from Sept. 9 to 18 at Jackie's Bowl, Orohard Road, and the Singapore Island Country Club, will be sponsored
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    • Article
      Lock icon JACKIE'S HOLD 'A' DIVISION DOUBLES TOURNAMENT FOR MEN, WOMEN
      218 10 Jackie's Bowl Katong held an Open A Division Doubles Tournament for both Men and Ladies Bowlers from 14th May to 17th June, with the Semi-Finals on the 18th and Finals on 19th June, 1966. The tournament was sponsored by Shell Malaysia
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      Lock icon PEN SKETCHES OF YAMAHA TEAM
      268 10 P. H. An? (Captain of the Team). Bowls an unorthodox style but has fine ball action from his hook ball. He has been bowling quite recently and improving steadily. He now averages around 160 in league play. Requires plenty of practice. Bowls for exercise Richard
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      Lock icon LEAGUE TABLES
      467 10 (JACKIE'S ORCHARD) MONDAY 6.30 P.M. Team Position Ist R.C.A. 44 2nd Independents 43 3rd Pilot Pins 36 4th Mitsubishi Electric 35 sth Dodgers 34 Ind. Bowler H/Game G. S. Soon 268 Anthony Goh 257 Richard Sim 257 MONDAY 9.00 P.M. Team Position Ist Paper Products 43 2nd Gold
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      Lock icon Orchard gain double honours in inter-centre bowling
      254 10 Well done, Orchard Singapore! For did you come up champion in the men and women inter-centre bowling league competition over eight games in Singapore recently? The men's team comprising Don Alexander, Mike Boon, Sam Yong, Terrence Perreau, B. H. Lim and M. K.
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      Lock icon PRIZE-GIVING CEREMONY
      25 11 The Assistant Mana er of Jackie-, Bowl, O-chard Mr. Teo Mah Kee is seen Presenting a prize to Mr. Shung Chee (Team Manager).
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      Lock icon Bowling... a game which requires skill and fitness
      170 11 SINGAPORE, Sat. Bowling is a scientific game which requires skill and physical fitness at the same time without determination or physical structure or age of each individual player. It is also a game which allows every member of a family to participate.
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      Lock icon Sansui tournament at Jackie's
      144 11 SINGAPORE, Sat. —Tournament wiU be held at Jackie's Orchard for five weeks. This is a Men's and Ladies Singles Tournament with the winning male and female in the final playoff being sponsored by Sansui in the forthcoming National Championships in September. Trophies Besides six handsome trophies
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      Lock icon August 'golden age' for S'pore Bowling
      303 11 is the golden age for Singapore bowling. The American tenpin wizard, Frank Clause, was here to give demonstrations. And more important, Mr. Oei Tjong le, our Mr. Bowling No. 1/ is opening another Jackie's Bowl, this time in Katong. Twenty lanes using AMF equipment,
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      Lock icon Sansui Bowling Team
      162 11 SINGAPORE, Sat.—Pictured on this page is the "Sansui" Bowling Team, winners of the "Thursday 9.00 P.M. League", 1965/1966 organised by Jackie's Bowl, Grange Road, Singapore. Battling against fifteen other teams over a 30-week stretch, the team won top score with 105& points to come out clear winners.
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      Lock icon SANSUI SOUND ROOM
      104 11 SINGAPORE, Sat. K sound room, air-conditioned, and equipped with Sansui sound equipment is now on public display at Wo Ke« Hong (Malaysia) Ltd. It is equipped with the latest comparator, 12 sets of amplifiers, 12 turntables and 12 speakers. The comparator, with indicating lights and press button
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      Lock icon Fashion show
      38 11 SINGAPORE, Sat. —A preview of the "Social Night Fashion Show," organised by the Queen stown Community Centre, will be held on Sunday at 2 p.m. at Winnie's Dressmaking and Embroidery Institute at 22, Princ« Phillip Avenue.
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      Lock icon UNITY IS THE KEY WORD OF
      922 12  -  Titoni Team... By Noel Felton CINGAPORE. Sat. Being asked to provide pen sketches of his players, the Captain of a team could be faced with an embarrassing task, except that in the case of Titoni players, the scores and performances recorded on the Honour
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      Lock icon JACKIE'S – FIRST COMMERCIAL CENTRE TO CATER FOR SPORTS FANS
      434 12 JACKIE'S FIRST COMMERCIAL CENTRE TO CATER FOR SPORTS FANS 24 lanes for you to b0w1... SINGAPORE, Sat. Jackie's Bowl: Singapore first commercial tenpin bowling centre situated at 8, Grange Road, opened on X'mas Eve 1964 coinciding with the Christmas Season. The Bowling Centre is on the ground floor of a
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      Lock icon BOWL FOR HEALTH...
      77 12 This was the team that represented NCR ELECTRONS in the sponsored League the night a photographer dropped in at Jackie's Bowl. From left to right: Charlie Wee, .Nick Jaffer (Captain) Robin Tan, Ivan Ho, and Tony Tye. The other members of the teams not shown are David
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      Lock icon S'pore's most popular game
      234 12 CINGAPORE, Sat. Within a short period tenpin bowling has caught on like wild fire in Singapore, and there is no doubt that the popularity of the game increases by leaps and bounds from the time the pinspotter machine was perfected by American Machine and Foundry Co.
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      Lock icon WINNERS OF PREMIER CLASSIC LEAGUE TITLE
      305 13 Metro, for the 2nd successful season, won the business houses league at Jackie's Orchard. During the first season, Metro inspired by the captaincy of professional Don Alexandra, won easily. The team split during the 2nd season. Mr. Sam Yong who took over the captainship
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      Lock icon 'The man with the golden ball'
      430 13 •*"FHE man with the Gold--1 en Ball" was the name given to 44-years-old Jessie Dy by Australian sports writers when he was a member of the Singapore Tenpin Bowl in g Congress team which competed in the Australian National Championships in Adelaide last year.
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      Lock icon PESTA SUKAN MINGGU MERDEKA
      96 13 SINGAPORE Sat—The Singapore Turf Club will i nclude in its programme for the first day of the August Meeting, a Cup race to celebrate the Pesta Sukan Minggu Merdeka, 1966, which terminates on that day. The cup will be entitled the "Pesta Sukan Merdeka Cup," and
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      Lock icon The people who take a keen interest in Bowling...
      277 13 SINGAPORE, Sat. The Pilot Pen bowling team has been active in competitive bowling for about a year. The team, sponsored jointly by The Pilot Pen Co. Ltd. of Tokyo, Japan and their local agents LindetevesJacoberg (F.E.) Ltd. bowls in the Premier
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      Lock icon Martini Bowlers a big hit in S'pore
      296 13 rpHREE cheers for the A Martini Bowlers, winners of the ten-pin Sunset Bowling league at Jackie's Bowl recently. The Martini Bowling team, formed some six months ago, is sponsored by Martini R os s i, producers of Martini Vermouth, and their local agents,
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      Lock icon Success of National due to team spirit
      243 14 SINGAPORE, Sat. National, winners of the Commercial League at Jackie's Bowl in Katong, 1964-65, will continue playing as a team. New Bowlers have been recruited to replace those who are unable to continue, be- cause of lack of time. National intended to play
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      Lock icon THE WINNERS
      22 14 National winners of Jackie's Katong Sponsored League. Pictured from left to right are: Mr. J. J. Hollenkamp, Low Hong Boon.
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      Lock icon The Singapore Tenpin Bowling Congress
      384 14 SINGAPORE, Sat. —Early in 1964, a small group of bowlers met at the American Club with a view to discussing the formation of a bowlers' association. At that time, tenpin bowling was being played only at the American Club and at the Singapore Island Country
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      Lock icon The 'Crazy' game
      78 14 SINGAPORE, Sat. Bowling is fast becoming a national game in Singapore it seems especially with the younger set. The bowling centres Jackie's Bowl and Ocean Bowl are often crowded with these people on most nights and specially so on a weekend. The days are not forgotten by
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      Lock icon WARMING UP BEFORE THEIR LEAGUE GAME
      15 14 The National Team warming up before their league game.
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      147 13 Enjoy the fun and relaxation that bowling has to offer. Join your friends and family in clean, healthy recreation at our modern lanes. Let our expert instructors teach you the fundamentals or help you improve your game. Call us today for a reservation. JACKIE'S BOWL ORCHARD TEL: ***** KATONG TEL:
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  • K. Lumpur RACES
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      Lock icon Top Honour for King's Cup
      534 15  -  By Windsor Lad Lumpur Sat. Top Honour should annex the Agong's Gold Cup run over 6f at Kuala Lumpur this morning. This Wilkes gelding has come down a lot in the weights he is down seven pounds missing his Summer Cup engagement at Bukit Timah
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      Lock icon DEPTH CHARGE GETS VOTE
      223 15 Depth Charge gets my ▼ote. This Power House gelding found his form with a smart win over the Bukit Timah mile earlv this month. He dictated the terms all the way and when challenged by Lord Timothy close home, he produced extras to stave off the
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      Lock icon Wonder Lamp on upgrade can win again
      297 15 WONDER LAMP made a winning deout at me last Bukit Timah meet when he outsmarted a useful Cl. 4 field over 6f. He beat Kilowatt by a neck getting the better of his rival close home. Earning promotion to Cl. 111, Wonder Lamp
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      Lock icon Dust Fury deserves break
      244 15 Dust Fury richly deserves a break. Last time out at Bukit Timah he ran a gallant third to Viola 111 and Boy's Fun over 7f. He ran prominently throughout and with three pounds less and anticipating the benefit of his last effort, I expect him to
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      Lock icon 'Emperor' can win sprint race
      192 15 Emperor Kim Kim should go 'one better'. Last time out at Bukit Timah Emperor Kim Kim put ou a creditable display when second to Kilowatt over 7f. He dictated the terms right to the final furlong until he was beaten. He should give a better
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      Lock icon Boy Emperor good
      210 15 Boy Emperor is a good bet in a difficult race. He was a smart winner over 61 at Penang in Claw two when he accounted for Harapan after leading all the He made no showing in both his efforts at Ipoh last month his track work suggests
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      Lock icon GOING GOOD
      14 15 Barring rain the going for today's races at Kuala Lumpur is good.
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      Lock icon 'Mona' has first rate chance
      211 15 MONACHICA should return to the winning list. "Mona" showed a return to form when third to Mount Illona over 6f early this month. She made most of the running and met her betters in the run-in. Over 7f, her last start, she again dictated the
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      Lock icon 'Command' looks set to win
      194 15 Royal Command looks a safe each way proposition. This Baliyogan gelding was not disgraced when sixth to Mount Illona over It at Bukit Timah he dictated the terms right to the top of the straight when he weakened finishing sixth to Mount Illona. With his
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      Lock icon K.L. First Day Race Card
      1824 15 Race 1 Horses Class. 3. Div. 2—7 Fur. 1.30 nm l 253 Gigolette II (Conservative Stable) r I. W. Allan 4y 9.00 Coles 14 2 074 Tant Mieux (Mrs. D. E. van Breukelen) R. S. van Breukelen lOy 9.00 Pretty 2 3 490 Lost Horizon
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      Lock icon SELECTIONS
      166 15 WINDSOR LAD GOLDEN SUN SWEET SUSY Race 1. DUST FURY Gifolette Zodiaque DUST FURY Mutineer Girolette MUTINEER Gifolette Zodiaque Race t. W. LAMP Golden Oriole Shantin View G. ORIOLE Lili Marlene Wonder Lamp G. ORIOLE Lili Marlene Gatot Kacha r Race S. D. CHARGE Master Valuer Jaraour N. GESTURE
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      Lock icon CHINGLA TO WIN RACE 9
      150 15 Chingla made a favourable debut at Bukit Timah when second to Lucky Horse over 0f In ber next attempt she finished fourth to Hand in Hand over 7f. lin each Instance she ran prominently throughout ber race. With the benefit of this efforts Chingla should
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    Lock icon U.S.-Thailand to hold more war exercises
    195 16 BANGKOK, Sat. (AFP) Vice Admiral John P. Hyland, commander of the U.S. Seventh Fleet, said here yesterday that the Thai and U.S. Navies would hold "several joint exercises'* in the coming months to strengthen defence preparations in the area. The Admiral spoke to the
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    Lock icon $31.5m.flood disaster in Seoul
    87 16 SEOUL, Sat. (AP) A total of 89 persons were dead and 17 others missing in the wake of a two-week spell of heavy rains that hit Seoul and its vicinity, the national flood committee announced today. *bout 30 inches of rain pelted the Seoul area during
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    Lock icon MORE LOCAL STUDENT DEMONSTRATIONS IN PEKING
    215 16 PEKING, Sat. (AFP) The cultural revolution seemed to be picking up again last night. Thousands of young ,men and women, mostly students, filed through the main streets of the capital carrying red flags, portraits of Mao Tse Tung, accompanied by gongs and tambourines, in
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    Lock icon Escaped pilot not German
    36 16 SAIGON, Sat. (UPl> U.S. officials yesterday denied a Soviet charge that Lt. (J.G.) Dieter Dengler, a German-born American navy pilot who escaped from North Vietnamese captivity was really a West German Officer.
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    Lock icon $120m. textile exports
    62 16 TAIPH, Sat. (AP) Formosa exported a record US$40 million worth of textile products in the fiscal year 1966, which ended on June 30, it was officially announced today. This was an increase of six per cent over the previous fiscal year, the announcement said. The main buyers
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    Lock icon Quemoy shelled
    35 16 TAIPEH, Sat. (AP) Chinese communist gunners fired 95 shells last night at the Quemoy islands and 16 at the Matsu complex, 150 miles to the north, the Chinese Nationalist Defence Ministry reported today.
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    Lock icon Censorship to go
    31 16 SAIGON, Sat. (UPI) The Saigon city council wants censorship abolished. The council passed a resolution asking that only military news and stories harmful to the country be censored.
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    Lock icon Bomb in U.S. quarters
    61 16 SAIGON, Sat. (UPI) Police in nearby Gia Dinh said today they found a 14pound charge of plastic in front of a house where enlisted U.S. soldiers life. The policeman who found the bomb disarmed it by cutting a wire shortly before it was set to explode
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    Lock icon He could not stay to be King
    238 16 AN KHE VIETNAM, Sat. (UPI) His brother officers laugh and joke about it and tease "doc" Abramson about time he turned down a kingdom. And it's true. Maj Ira J. Abramson, of Miami Beach, Florida, in the First Air Cavalry Division, had his
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    Lock icon Sacked teacher attacks head
    89 16 TAIPEI. Sat. (AP)—The two senior teachers of a middle school near Taipei were stabbed today, one of them fatally, by another schoolteacher enraged at being dismissed. Chinese Nationalist Police identified the attacker as Hsieh Ming-Teh. They said Hsieh tried to commit suicide with the murder knife
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    Lock icon The cold war
    35 16 TOKYO. Sat. (AP)—Two Japanese firms have agreed to cancel their planned exports of electric copper wire to North Vietnam under presiire from the United States -»nd Japanese governments, Japanese sources disclosed yesterday.
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    Lock icon India's birth control programme in action
    929 16  -  Nine million more a year on an overtaxed land By R C. Pande Jy R C. Pande United Press International NEW DELHI. Sat. India's family planners are still plugging along; but so far they have not found any answer to the population surge that
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    Lock icon Its Sukiyaki for James (007) Bond
    703 16 TOKYO, Sat "I want to eat some sukiyaki like everybody does who comes to Japan and also some of that raw..fish which is so popular in this country," said the 007 film star Sean Connery t« some 200 newsiren in a press conference. With
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    Lock icon German MP talks with Thai Leaders
    135 16 BANGKOK. Sat. (AP) West German Member of Parliament Hans Edgar Jahn yesterday began a series of meetings with Thai officials that included a call on National Development Minister Mr. Pote Sarasin. H. Jahn, who is also member of his country's foreign aid committee, arrived
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    Lock icon It's ASA Day today
    68 16 MANILA, Sat. CUPI) —A two-day celebrations will be held in Manila today and tomorrow to mark the fifth anniversary of the Association of Southeast Asia (ASA)* the foreign office announced. The announcement said the celebrations will be highlighted by a diplomatic reception to be given by
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      56 16 TIME AND TIDE Penan* 12.11 a.m. (6.2 ft.), 12.06 p.m. (7.7 ft.); Port Swettenham 5.24 a.m. (11.7 ft.), 5.32 p.m. (12.2 ft.); Port Dickson 5.50 a.m. (7.2 ft), 6.27 p.m. (8.2 ft.); Singapore 11.23 a.m. (7.1 ft.), 9.59 p.m. (8.3 ft.); Sedili Kechil 10.20 a.m. (7.7 ft.), 7.42 p.m. (6.2
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