Eastern Sun, 8 October 1966

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    26 1 EASTERN SUN Independent National Daily SINGAPORE EDITION L Estd. 1966. \ol. 1. .No. 83. Saturday, October 8 1966. MC (P) 1942 KDX 2309 Price 15 cents
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    Lock icon GRUELLING EXAMINATION
    845 1 Gilchrist letter mentioned in court JakartaFri. (AF P) Indonesia's Minister, Dr. Subandrio, today stepped down from the witness box of the special military tribunal 'Mahmillub' here after some 16 hours of gruelling questioning by the Public Prosecutor. THE trial of the former Foreign Minister, charged with involvement in
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    Lock icon A hero's burial for Eddy
    42 1 JAKARTA, Fri Indonesia's former Navy Chief and Ambassador to Pakistan Admiral Eddy Martadinata, was buried at the Heroes Cemetery here today The 45-year-old Admiral Martadinata died in a helicopter crash yesterday some 100 kilometres south-east of Jakarta.
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    Lock icon PM LEE agrees to hold forum on Oct. 24
    173 1 SINGAPORE. Fri. The Singapore Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew has proposed to hold the Forum on Academic Freedom on October 24 at the Singapore Conference Hall from 8.30 to 10 p.m. This was stated in his reply to the University
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    Lock icon BARISAN SHOCK: NINE MPs RESIGNED
    717 1  -  By LIM MENG KEE SINGAPORE, Fri. The Barisan Sosialis' boycott of Parliament took a dramatic turn today when the party's chairman Dr. Lee Siew Choh announced the resignation of all nine Barisan "MPs" from Parliament. -The nine Barisan "MPs" who resigned were: Mr. Chia Thye
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      178 1 SPIES IN SKIRTS A new feature entitled "Spies in Skirts" begins tomorrow in our Sunday edition. In the first article of this new feature you will read about the Baroness Lydia Stahl. She had been called the best lady spy in the business. She had not only beauty but brains
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      Lock icon 80 students from Indonesia for inter-varsity games
      537 2  -  By MUSA SCULLY, JAMAL ALI PORT SWETTENHAM FRI. ]\[ORE than 80 students will come here at the end of this month for MalaysiaIndonesia university games. The games will help to normalise the excellent contacts students of both countries had before confrontation, said Indonesian
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      Lock icon SJAA dance to raise $$$
      115 2 SJAA dance to raise TAIPING, Fri. St. John Ambulance Association, Taiping, will hold a dance in aid of its "Expansion" fund at the Town Hall here on Oct. 29, at 9.30 p.m. The dance the first after a lapse of seven years will be under the patronage of the Sultan
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      Lock icon Thai envoy conveys sympathy
      134 2 ALOR STAR. Fri The Thai Ambassador to Malaysia., Mr. Prasong Buchoem today said his country greatly appreciated the cooperation of Malaysia in the task of eliminating Communist terrorism along the Thai/Malaysia border. Speaking at a ceremony at Balai Besar, here, today the Ambassador conveyed his country's
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      Lock icon DEATH FALL
      52 2 JPOH, Fri. Chan Wah Chye, a non-resident of Sungei Pari Towers, the tallest building here, fell to his death frdm the 11th floor this morning, landing on the Rented courtyard below. a iT was the first death Tall, since the building was completed for oceuDation by the lower
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      Lock icon No regular inspection of telephone lines says Controller
      379 2 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. The Telecommunications Department has no scheduled or regular inspection of telephone lines, the High Court was told today. It had to depend on subscribers to report any fault, if a spare line broke there was no means of detecting
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      Lock icon Two books banned
      68 2 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. A Labour Party publication entitled "Compilation of materials on the Vietnam issue" has been banned in Malaysia. Another banned publication is named, 'A collection of songs' published by the Party Ra'ayat branch in Tanah Merah, Perak. The prohibition order issued by the Minister of
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      Lock icon Publications banned
      83 2 SINGAPORE, Frl. The Singapore Government has today banned English publications under the Undesirable Publications Ordinance. The 26 publications are: Broadside. Cutie, Female Fiesta, Flicks, French Frills; Heels and Hose, How to Decorate A Bachelor's Apartment, Leg Watcher's Special No. 1, Nylon Jungle, Pussycat; Tip Top, Tonight, Trojan, Figure
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      Lock icon RAZAK MEETS JOHNSON...
      62 2 WASHINGTON, Fri. Tun Abdul Razak, Deputy Prime Minister of Malaysia is seen here talking to President L. B. Johnson at the White House. At right is Mr. W. Bundy, Asst. Secretary of State for Far Eastern Affairs. On Tun Razak's left is Tan Sri Ong Yoke Lin,
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      Lock icon THE 'ROLLING STONES'
      119 2 IPOH, Fri. PPP Municipal Councillor of Gunong Rapat ward, Mr. Teoh Kim Swee, said today those who 'hopped' from one political party to another were like 4 a rolling stone, which gathers no moss." He said it was a fashion, not only in Ipoh but elsewhere, for
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      Lock icon SIM's lectures
      128 2 SINGAPORE, Fri—Singapore Institute of Management has organised a series of eight lectures on Production. Planning and Control designed for all levels of management directly concerned with production in modern industry. Lectures for the course will be given by Mr. S. G. Nicholls, Work Study Officer, Army Work Study
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      Lock icon Maria calls Theresa a snob
      422 2 MALACCA, Fri. The storm which burst here yesterday over last Saturday's "Miss Malacca" contest has gathered momentum. Another contestant, who did not wish to be named, revealed to the Sun today that she felt "very sore" when an official of the contest, unknown to her.
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      Lock icon Malaysia's 'Fort Knox' will be at Batu Tiga
      249 2 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Bank Negara's "Fort Knox" to store Malaysia's new currency is now being constructed at Batu Tiga. The $1.2 million building will be installed with the latest and most modern security systems to deter local "goldflngers." "We are consulting with
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      Lock icon Burglars make hay in heavy rain
      136 2 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. Burglars in Port Swettenham took advantage of the heavy rain early yesterday morning. They ransacked a house, a radio shop and got away with $4,874. Mrs. Goh Kim Leong of Jalan Camp was awakened by some noise at 3 a.m. and
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      Lock icon 3 PILOTS BACK
      69 2 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. Three Malaysian pilot officers returned today after completing a one-year jet and helicopter training course in the United States. They are Mr. Chin Yon Fong, 23. Mr. Joginger Singh 21, and Enche Abdul Razak Hashlm, 24. all of the Royal Malaysian Air Force. They
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      Lock icon Heart operation on Penang girl successful
      174 2 PENANG. Fri. News have been received from Melbourne that the heart operation on 19-year-old Miss Chuan Chye Yeng, who was found to have a defective heart valve, has proved successful. Miss Chuan, daugther of a small coffee-shop owner in Transfer Road, left here on
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      Lock icon FIRE AT SAWMILL
      70 2 IPOH. Fri. Fire broke out at Tat Meng sawmill in Lahat this morning, gutting a portion of the premises. Fortunately workers who were asleep in the sawmill escaped in quick time before they were overcome by the flames. Passers-by along the road noticed the fire in the
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      Lock icon Rashid faces murder charge
      100 2 KUALA LUMPUR. FriRashid bin Jamaluddin of Kampongr Dato Keramat ua* today chargred in the Magistrate's Court before Mr. X. Mahalingam for murderinf Kok Kin San. Rashid was alleged to have committed the murder at the junction of Jalan Sentosa and Jalan Othman in Petaling Jaya on
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      Lock icon Free air trip for 'Miss Ses-Q-Cen'
      230 2 PENANG, Fri. A return air trip to Hong Konf on Caravelle jet ticket by Thai International will he the main prize for "Miss Sesquicentenary" who will he elected at the Penang Free School Sesquicentenary Ball. i A panel of judges will base their selection
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      Lock icon $2,000 reward for killer
      126 2 IPOH. Fri. A reward of $2,000 is being offered by the police here for the arrest and conviction of person or persons responsib.* for the murder of a porten C. Subramanim. 29, at Lahat on Monday. A police spokesman "a today Subramaniam. wl became a father
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      Lock icon AILING 2-DAY OLD BABY FLOWN TO B.M.H.
      178 3 Incubator used in flight SINGAPORE, Fri. A woman Flight' Officer, E. C. Woolley, had a delicate task on hand bringing a two-day old ailing baby boy from Malacca in a twin-engined Pioneer aircraft to the British Military Hospital here. The baby, suffering from
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      Lock icon 2 minesweepers participate in mercy mission
      127 3 SINGAPORE, Fri.—Two minesweepers, the H M.S. Woolaston and the H.M.S. fcnite raced last night to a Greek ship, the Angelina. which had made emergency radio calls for medical assistance. The Eastern Sun was told by an Admiralty spokesman that a sick man was taken
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      Lock icon Chinese painting exhibition
      126 3 SINGAPORE. Fri. A Chinese painting exhibition by renowned Chinese painter, David Kwo, opened at the Victoria Memorial Hall this evening. The exhibition is sponsored by the Singapore Art Society and the Society of Chinese Artists. At the opening, the Prelident of the Singapore Art Society, Mr. Ho
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      Lock icon A. E. B.'s commercial classes
      83 3 SINGAPORE, Fri.—There are still vacant places in the Adult Education Board's Commercial Evening Classes which prepare students for the London Chamber of Commerce (Spring) 1967 Examination. These classes were started in May this year, and are held three times a week on Mondays, Wednesdays and
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      Lock icon Asst. Professor stranded due to visa restrictions
      419 3 SINGAPORE, Fri. Mr. Sami Khan, an Assistant Professor of Chemistry at Indiana University, U.S., is now stranded in Singapore because of visa restrictions. Mr. Khan has travelled half way round the world to see his relatives in Indonesia whom he has not seen
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      Lock icon UNION TO FETE LEADER
      59 3 SINGAPORE, Fri. Some 1,000 members of the Singapore Manual and Mercantile Workers' Union will entertain their leader to a dinner tomorrow at the N.T.U.C. conference hall at 8 p.m. The dinner is to honour Mr. Joseph Tan Meng Kwang, Secretary General of the Union, who recently
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      Lock icon To speak at Siglap centre
      53 3 SINGAPORE, Fri. The wife of the Minister of State for Education Che Mawan Wajid Khan, will speak at the Prophet Mohamed's birthday celebration at the Siglap Community Centre tomorrow (Saturday) at 2.30 p.m. The celebration is organised by the Siglap Women's Association of which she
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      Lock icon POLICE AVERT GANG CLASH
      187 3 SINGAPORE, Fri.—Police prevented a gang clash between the "Leng Hor San" secret society of the 108 Group and the "Sio Kun Tong" society of the 18 Group, on Wednesday night. Both the groups are actively operating in the Havelock Road and Covent Garden areas. A spokesman
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      Lock icon Course on Currency & Banking
      156 3 Course on Currency Banking SINGAPORE. Fri. The Singapore Chinese chamber of Commerce and The Institute of Industrial and Commercial Studies have again jointly organised an evening course for the benefit of those who cannot attend day classes. Entitled "Currency and Banking", this comprehensive course will be conducted in English on
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      Lock icon Band displays
      107 3 SINGAPORE F r i. There will be a band display on the Singapore Padang on Oct. 16, at 5 p.m. The Singapore Police Band, Singapore Infantry Regiment Band, People's Association Band, People's Defence Force Band, Ministry of Education Teacher's Band. Bagpipers of Singapore Port Authority and the Gurkha
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      Lock icon I.W.U. out to get T. U. (Amendment) Act repealed
      122 3 SINGAPORE, Fri.—The Industrial Workers' Union will take "whatever action it deems fit'* to get the Trade Union (Amendment) Act repealed. The decision to oppose the Act was taken at an extraordinary conference of the union's representatives recently. In a statement Issued
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      Lock icon 5 Mobil executives to lecture
      98 3 SINGAPORE. Fr 1. Five top executives from Mobil Oil (M) Ltd will lecture at the Singapore Institute of Management's ten-day course on "Basics of Supervision". The course will be held at the Singapore Employers Federation's Conference Room from Oct. 10 to 20. It will cover
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      Lock icon To speak on 'Modern Art'
      46 3 SINGAPORE. Fri. Enche Ahmad Elahi, who returned here recently after undergoing courses on arts at various schools in Europe, will give a talk on Sunday at the Islamic School in Ipoh Lane at 10 a.m. He will talk on "Modern Art".
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      Lock icon 15,000 cigarette stall holders petition Premier
      294 3 SINGAPORE, Fri. The future livelihood of 15 000 itinerant cigarette stall holders is in jeopardy following action by the Ministry of Health authorities. In a petition to the Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, on Wednesday, the stall holders expressed concern over actions launched
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      Lock icon HO ON THE DUTY OF AN M.P.
      220 3 SINGAPORE, Fri. A Member of Parliament eould only act as an advocate and not as a judge on problems affecting an individual. This was stated by Mr. Ho See Beng in a statement today, clarifying his Sosition to his constituents Bras Basah. The
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      Lock icon Asian leadership training seminar is planned
      244 3 SINGAPORE, Fri. Singapore's teacher organisations are planning an Asian Leadership Training Seminar from Nov. 20 to 28 here. This seminar will deal with the financing of teachers' unions and their activities. The aim is to find out the philosophy behind subscriptions and other dues
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      Lock icon Naval Base Singers to stage 'Gondoliers'
      110 3 SINGAPORE, Fri.—The Naval Base Singers will celebrate their tenth anniversary with a stage production of Gilbert and Sullivan's comic opera, the Gondoliers, on Oct. 20-22 at the Sultan Theatre on board the HMS Terror. The show has a cast of 40 and will be
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      Lock icon PWD's development expenditure $46.5 million in 1964
      279 3 SINGAPORE, Fri. —The Public Works Department's development expenditure for the year 1964 was $46.5 million as against $38.4 million in 1963. This was stated in the PWD's annual report for 1964, issued today. In the report it stated that the PWD continued to
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      Lock icon S'pore Teachers' Union dinner and dance
      54 3 SINGAPORE, Fri. Singapore Teachers' Union will celebrate its 20th anniversary with a buffet-dinner and dance on Saturday, Oct. 29, from 8 p.m. and 12.30 a.m. at the Singapore Conference Hall. The St. Joseph's Institution venue has been cancelled. Tickets are available at Singapore Teachers'
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      Lock icon RENOWNED ECONOMIST IN S'PORE
      76 3 SINGAPORE, Fri. An internationally renowned German economist, Professor Dr. Joehimsen, of Kiel University, is now in Singapore for a three-day visit. Tomorrow, he will speak at the Nanyang University on "The Ne w Style of Economic Policy". On Oct. 10, Professor Dr. Joehimsen will speak on
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      Lock icon High quality sea water from Van Kleef
      97 3 SINGAPORE. F r i. Chemically-treated high quality sea water can now be bought from the Van Kleef Aquarium at ten cents a gallon. The special service is provided for those people who need sea-water for purposes of maintaining a marine aquarium in their
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      Lock icon Selangor Ruler will inspect passing-out parade
      136 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. The Sultan of Selangor will inspect a passing-out parade for police inspectors (trainees) and recruit police constables at 8.00 a.m. tomorrow at the Police Depot, Jalan Gurney. Thirty-five police inspectors (Sabah, Sarawak, Brunei) and 247 recruit Colice constables from Saab will
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      Lock icon 3,000 students celebrate C-Day in Trengganu
      227 4 KUALA TRENGGANU, Fri. —More than 3,000 school children assembled at the Padang Batang Barn, this morning to celebrate Universal Children's Day. The Mentri Besar of Trengganu, Tan Sri Ibrahim Fikri bin Mohamed, in his address, explained the significance of the day. He told the
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      Lock icon Weights adviser in Sabah
      107 4 JESSELTON, Fri. The Government weights and measures adviser with the Ministry of Commerce and Industry. Mr. J. Bryant, will be arriving here tomorrow for a week's tour of Sabah. He is expected to see trade taking place in markets and bazaars, as well as in modern
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      Lock icon Women workers prove they can do better than men
      335 4  -  By PERCY JOSEPH KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. —An official of the Minis try of Labour here said today that women were now coming into their own in almost every field of employment. They had on many an occasion proved more successful than
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      Lock icon Sabah gets ready for birthday joy
      169 4 JESSELTON, Fri. Arrangements are now being made for the celebration of the birthday of the Yang di-Pertuan Negara, Dato Pengiran Haji Ahmad Raffae, throughout Sabah. The celebration on Nov. 4. will follow along the lines of the arrangements for last year. In the State
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      Lock icon AUCKLAND, New Zealand, Frl. — Spencer Hall Hostel, in Parnell, Auckland. New Zealand, is presided over by an Anglican warden, the Reverend R. K. Dobson. The hostel, which has four houses, boards 70 Auckland University students, some from overseas. The Reverend Dobson is shown here with three Colombo Plan students, from three different countries.
      89 4 AUCKLAND, New Zealand, Frl. Spencer Hall Hostel, in Parnell, Auckland. New Zealand, is presided over by an Anglican warden, the Reverend R. K. Dobson. The hostel, which has four houses, boards 70 Auckland University students, some from overseas. The Reverend Dobson is shown here with three Colombo Plan students, from
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      Lock icon Chairman appeals for 'better deal'
      265 4 SEREMBAN, Fri.—The chairman of the Board of Governors of the St. Paul's Institution here Dr. S. Seeveratnam, today appealed to the Ministry of Education for "a better deal" and to set up a Sixth Form class in the school. Speaking at the Speech Day of
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      Lock icon $130 of orchids stolen
      67 4 TAIPING, Fri.— Thieves raided two nouses here last night and got away with orchid plants worth $l3O. Mr. Hong Kok Chee, a technician. reported to police the loss of $BO worth of orchids from his garden in the NEB quarters In Simpang. Another orchid owner, Mr.
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      Lock icon VIOBA'S DINNER
      37 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. The Victoria Institution Old Boys Association will hold their annual re union dinner tomorrow at the school hall. Mr. Tan Chin Guan. president of the association will deliver an address of welcome.
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      Lock icon Soon plastic surgery will wipe away all scars
      254 4  -  By K. STANLEY MALIM NAWAR, Fri. A secretary of the Malim Nawar Local Council, Miss Chai Koi Fah is looking forward to a trip to Japan for plastic surgery to end her four years of frustration and embarrassment. Miss Chai was injured
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      Lock icon Miss Malaysia contest
      70 4 The Miss Malaysia contest will be held at Stadium Negara at 8 p.m. on Oct. 14 The beauty of beauties will represent Malaysia in the Miss World contest to be held in London next month. Thirteen contestants from all States of Malaysia will take part in the
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      Lock icon New $5.5mil. hospital for K. Belait
      110 4 BRI NEI TOWN, Fri. (AP) The State Medical Officer, Dato Dr. P. I. Franks, has disclosed that the district capital of Kuala Belait will soon have a new hospital, costing about $5.5 million. Piling work began some time ago on a piece of land
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      Lock icon Massage parlour operators form body
      223 4 KUALA LUMPUR Fri. The Commissioner of the Federal Capital, Haji Ismail bill Panjang Aris, has announced that 10 licensed massage parlour operators in Kuala Lumpur had formed an association of their own. They were now drawing up a prospectus with a view to getting themselves
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      Lock icon 'Blue films' charge
      68 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. The police raided a house in Jalan Brunei here yesterday and seized four reel* of "Blue films" and photograph processing equipment, a police spokesman said today. Choo Lim Pat. 39. was arrested and charged n court this morning with tne possession of the films
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      Lock icon SHIP NAMED AFTER MASTER MARINER
      295 5  -  By BERNARD WILLIAMS SINGAPORE, Fri. Captain John Storey, Singapore's manager of Everett Steamship Corporation, is the only master mariner here who has a ship named after him. The ship is the John E\erett, which called here a few days ago. Capt. Storey is known in
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      Lock icon Singaporeans can teach Americans about orchid growing
      443 5  -  Bv MADELEINE NATHAN SINGAPORE. FriSingapore's orchid industry can be developed into one of the biggest tourist attractions the Republic can offer to the world, especially the I nited States. This was the view expressed by an orchid specialist, Mrs. Abner Wolf, wife of
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      Lock icon MEETING NECESSARY IN THE INTEREST OF EDUCATION
      182 5 SINGAPORE. Fri. A •tep to establish closer and constant contacts among •taff members of institutions of higher learning in Singapore has been made here over the weekend. Speaking at the first social gathering of staff mem- bers of the Singapore and Nanyang Universities
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      Lock icon New post for Bertochini
      261 5 SINGAPORE, Fri. Mr. Gilbert J. Bertochinl, of Taipeh, Taiwan, has been appointed new director of youth activities of the Far Eastern Division of the General Conference of Seventh-day Adventists. Announcement of his appointment was made here by Mr. Paul Eldridge. of Singapore, President of the Church's
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      Lock icon No arrangement for transfer of employees' funds
      307 5 SINGAPORE, Fri. Singapore's Central Provident Fund (CPF) and Malaysia's Employees Provident Fund (EPF) have no reciprocal arrangements for the transfer of funds from one to the other. This was disclosed by a CPF spokesman in response to one of our readers' letter which
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      Lock icon Foot severed
      63 5 SINGAPORE. Fri. A labourer Abdul Majid, 33, had his right foot completely severed while working on a tongkang this morning. Enche Majid, of Anson Road, was working on board a tongkong moored in Telok Terumania, off the Johore Straits. His right foot got entangled with a rope tied
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      Lock icon Life Guards invaded 1st time in 3 centuries
      329 5 SINGAPORE. Fri. For the first time in three centuries the Life Guards have been invaded by Australians. The Life Guards, a British regiment famous for its battle tradition and glittering ceremonial history, have its headquarters at Windsor, England. At present, it is
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      Lock icon 8,000 students pledge kindness to animals
      373 5 SINGAPORE. Fri. Almost 8.000 students from 15 schools have so far taken a pledge to be kind to animals in the State. They were visited by the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals as part of the schools programme launched on Sept.
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      Lock icon Paint taxis yellow, owners told
      173 5 SINGAPORE. Fri. The Government has asked all taxi owners to paint their taxis yellow so that they will be easily recognisable. The statement issued today, said all taxis should also be fitted with an illuminated plate bearing the word "Taxi" on the roof The size
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      Lock icon TAXI DRIVER RELIEVED OF $15
      76 5 SINGAPORE, Fri. A taxi driver, Chow Boon Kai, was robbed of $l5 by three men whom he picked up as "fares", along Jalan Besar Road at 10.30 p.m. on Wednesday. They boarded his taxi for Kolam Ayer Lane and ten minutes later one of them
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      Lock icon Top executive of American Express due today
      159 5 SINGAPORE, Fri.—Mr. Frank G. Holmes, Assistant Vice-President of American Express Company, will pay a four-day visit to Singapore this month. According to Mr. D. W. Whelan, Manager of the American Express here, Mr. Holmes will arrive tomorrow from Australia where he has been
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      Lock icon S'pore venue for Afro-Asian Housing Congress
      277 5 SINGAPORE, Fri. Singapore has been chosen as the venue for the Second Afro-Asian Housing Congress to be held in March next year. The congress is being organised by the Afro-Asian Housing Organisation, of which Singapore is a founder member. It will be held at
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      Lock icon 2nd overhead pedestrian bridge
      125 5 SINGAPORE. Fri. A $20,000 overhead pedestrian bridge, the second of its kind to be built in the Republic, will be completed soon. It is being built across Upper Serangoon Road in front of the Lim Tua Tow Market. The bridge is a steel structure built on
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      811 4 CHANNEL 5 Koala Lumpur and Penang; 6 Ipoh and Malacca; 3 and 10 Johore Bahru; 4 Taiping. 7 Batu Pabat; 9 KJuang. P.M. 3.00 Pembukaan dan rengkasan ranchangan; 3.01 "Tulsa" di-bintangi oleh Susan Hayward, Robert Preston dan Pedro Armendariz; 4.31 International Zone "Conversation with U Thant"; 5.01 Cartoon Classics "Space
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      53 5 TIME AND TIDE Penan*: 4.55 am. (6.1 ft.), 905 p.m. (5.6 ft). Port Swettenham: 9.48 a.m. (9.4 ft.), 3.56 p.m. (0.9 ft.). Port Dickson: 12.03 p.m. (6.2 ft.). Singapore: 9.49 a.m. (5.5 ft I 3.32 p.m. (7.6 ft Sedill Kechil 9.56 am. (5.8 tt.), 1.16 pm. (6.1 ft.). Kuantan; 3.25
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      53 5 SPORE DIARY 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. Victoria Memorial Hall Empress Place: Paintings Exhibition. 8 p.m. Victoria Theatre, Empress Place: "The Maid and the Bell." Radio phone SINGAPORE. Fri. The Singapore Jakarta radio telephone services will now operate for four hours daily 8 a.m. to 11 a.m. and 4 p.m.
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    Lock icon MISSIONARIES
    415 8 the fact that foreign missionaries have been a feature of Malaysian religious society, it must be remembered that they were first brought here to act as instruments of colonization. Not only trade followed the flags of the European empire builders, but missionaries were considered more important than traders. The
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    Lock icon THE PIRATES
    297 8 have mentioned before that, unless the pirates in Singapore and Malaysian waters were curbed with Indonesian aid, they would rob traders when trade was resumed with Indonesia. This has now come to pass. Pirates have been robbing Rhio islanders when the latter returned with goods from Singapore. The
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      Lock icon East Coast teachers are dedicated
      630 8  -  D. JAYA. THE Education Minister, Enche Khir Johari's disclosure that one hundred and fifty teachers from the East Coast States have tendered their resignations to take teaching posts in the West Coast has not come as a surprise to the public and to teachers parti-
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      77 8 I CAN'T HELP writing a few lines regarding the case of that much publicised LAI YOKE HEONG. Now that she is married I tconder whether her Board of Trustees would approach her to contribute at least half of her fund to the various deserving charitable organisations
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      410 8 1 READ with great interest about the decision of the Imversity of Singapore Students Union to hold a demonstration. As the father of an undergraduate, the Union's fight for University Autonomy and Academic Freedom has been keenly followed by me and I would like to
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      385 8  -  Chang Kwang Seh for Permanent Secretary, Ministry of Education, Singapore. I REFER to GBS's letter in your issue of September 10, headlined "Flagging Interest in Malay not Surprising." Your correspondent alleges that the Singapore Minister for Education made the remark that interest in the National Language
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      237 8 A FUNERAL march from the Padang to the Singapore Conference Hall to be carried out by the University of Singapore Students' Union on next Tuesday will go down in the history of the Republic of Singapore as bemoaning not the death of academic freedom but the death
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      299 8 IT reported that the Niiai Bangsa Physical Cultural Association will be holding a Wrestlers' Open Championship to select wrestlers for the sth Asian Games. To me (and to a lot, I am sure), this seems like "a square peg in a round hole"! I believe
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      122 8 RECENTLY, a friend of mine from Kelantan happened to park his car at the Clifford Pier car park after going round the car park several times. He, a Malaysian] did not know the procedures of the car parking system. When he enquired as to the cost, the
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      280 8  -  HO PAK TOE, Singapore Planning ani Urban Research Group. THE points raised bv Mr. Ho See Beng on the shortage of parking facilities in his constituency underlies one of the many problems facing town-planners the world over regarding traffic i n existing towns, i.e., how to resolve the
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      122 8 A GOOD NUMBER of telephone calls have been made to the Kuala Lumpur Public Works Complaint Department about a damaged public pipe at the junction of Jalan Hale and Jalan Yap Ah Shak. And despite promises of sending their men around to repair the pipe,
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      148 8 THE Housing Boars. tD one of its antiquated rues, stipulates that, when tenant wishes to get a transfer from one building estate to another, he must be a tenant of a particular flat for at least two years. This was understandable when there was a shortag®
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      125 9 SINGAPORE, Fri. Mr. Ong Eng Hong, sales manager designate of Rank Xerox Ltd., left Singapore last week for London for further training at the company's head office. Mr. Ong. aged 30, joined the company a few months ego, after being in the real e-tate
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      177 9 10ND0N, Fri. The volume of Britain's exports in the first eight months of this year has averaged two and a half per cent more than in the corresponding months of 1965 announced the Board of Trade in London yesterday. The volume index Increased sharply in August
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      200 9 LONDON, Fri. Britain's gold and convertible currency reserves which are also the reserves of the Sterling Area held centrally in London rose by £3 million last month and stood at £1,129 million on September 30, the Trea?"rv announced in London yesterday. There was no
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      113 9 SINGAPORE, Fri. Mr. Chan Wah Kok has been appointed Fire and Safety Officer of Mobil Refining Co. Malaysia Ltd. replacing Mr. H.H. Beams, who has returned to the United States after a 16 months assignment in Singapore. Announcing his appointment today, Mr. H.J.T. Lewis, the Refinery's Manager,
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      123 9 SINGAPORE Fri. To Introduce the new packs of Kastoplast, a competition was held for one month commencing August, throughOut Singapore and Malaya. Altogether more than 500 dea ers participated in the competition First prize of $3OO for the Singapore area was won by Chop Hoe Leong, 2nd prize
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      289 9 SINGAPORE, Fri. October first grade rubber buyers f.o.b. closed at 5 p.m. in SingaDore and Kuala Lumpur today at 59| per lb., down J cts. from previous close. The tone was quiet. Lack of follow through in London and absence of support in this
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      77 9 SINGAPORE. Fri. —Association of Banks in Malaysia made the following changes in its rates to merchants today:— New York: Buying T.T. 32-11/16; Airmail O.D. 3213/16; 90 d/st. 33-5/16 credit bills; 33-9/16 trade bills. Canada: Buying T.T. 355/16; Airmail O.D. 35-7/16; 90 d/st. 36 credit bills; 361/16 trade bills.
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      15 9 SINGAPORE, Fri. The tin price for today was $606-5/8 per picul, down $3.00.
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      439 9 SINGAPORE. Fri. In. dustrials were generally firm with little movements in prices. Heavy trading was C.C.M. with business done at 51.37 to 51.38. National Iron inched up 3 cents to 51.24 compared with previous transactions a few days ago at $1.21. Properties were again quiet but
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      153 9 SINGAPORE SINGAPORE, Fri. The following ships are expected to be in port today:— Godowns Vessels 3/4 Carronbank 5 Maxwell Brander 8/9 Nicobar 10/11 Nicoline Maersk 13/14 Malaysia 18 Glenearn 19 Eastern Maid 21/22 Mansei Maru 23/24 Katong 25/26 Ta Peng 31/32 Peleus 33/34 Denbigshire 35/36 Mentor 42/43 Ariadna
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        220 9 B 8 Boustead 1.47 1.49 Chemical Co 1.37 1.38 Cola Storage 2.81 2.95 Dunlop 2.26 E. Smelting CD Esso Ords. CD 4.00 2.80 United Holdings XCR 1.32 1.42 Fitzpatricks 1.55 F N. Ords. CDCB 3.46 3.48 Gammon XD 1.70 1.71 Georgetown 1.20 G. E. Life CD 62.50 Guinness 2.22
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        117 9 Ampat CCR 10/3 Aokam 3.50 3.66 Austral Amal. XD 21/6 22/1. Austral Malay CD 32/6 Berjuntai 32/7* 33/Gopeng 34/6 35/3 Hong Kong 31/1| Idris Hyd. XD 13/9 14/3 K'pong Lanjut 23/3 23/7; Kamunting 18/Kent 8/8/9 Killinghall 39/6 Kramat 11/4* Kuala Kampar 24/9 25/- KuphftJ CAT J, 1.89 2.15 Larut
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        40 9 Central Prop .71 .74 City Dev. .33* .34 Faber Union .51 .52 Island Hotel .57 .58 Island Pen .45 .46 K. L. Prop San Holdings .27* .28 Sel. Prop 1.25 1.26 S'pore Land .54 .54 Town City .70 .72
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        47 9 Batu Lintang 1.64 Benta 1 42 Borelli (New) CD 2.15 Kempas 1.96 Kepong Plant 1 80 Kundong Tg. Pau 1.80 Kuala Sidim 1.64 New Scudai New Serendah 2.26 Sel. Coconut 2.95 Sungei Bagan 1.58 Sungei Tukang 1.05 Temerloh 1.90 Ulu Benut 1.40 United Malacca 1.75
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        21 9 Anglo-Asian Anglo Oriental Bk. S'bawang Chembong 1/1/1 3/7* Craigielea 1/4 K.L. Kepong 2/04 Kulim Merlimau Pegoh 1/7 1/11 1/8
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        30 9 First Malayan 2.13 2.23 Second Malayan 1.51 1.61 Third Malayan XD 1.08 1.19 Malaysian Commerce .87 .98 Mai. Savings Fund XD 1.27 1.37 Sterling Commodity XD 3/9 4/4
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        173 9 TIME AIRLINES FROM 8.20 a.m. MAL 019 Kuala Lumpur. 9.30 a.m. MAL 121 Kuala Lumpur. 10.30 a.m. ML 451 Kuching. 10.55 a.m. MAL 005 Penang, Ipoh, Kuala Lumpur. Malacca. 11.45 a.m. Thai 404 Bangkok, Kuala Lumpur. 11.55 a.m. PAA 841 ban Francisco, Los Angeles, Honolulu, Guam, Saigon.
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        176 9 TIME AIRLINES TO 7.00 a.m. MAL 034 Malacca, Kuala Lumpur, Jpoh, Penang, Alor Star, K. Banru. 7.00 a.m. ML 452 Kuching. 7.31 a.m. MAL 121 Kuala Lumpur. Bangkok, Hongkong. Taioeh, Osaka, Tokyo. 8.00 a.m. CPA 572 830 a.m. MAL 616 Kuala Lumpur. Hongkong. 8.45 a.m. MAL 523
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        135 9 TIME AIRLINES FROM 7.45 am Air Ceylon (AE 115) Singapore. 8.15 a.m. MAL (ML 122) Singapore. 8.25 a.m. MAL (ML 034) Singapore, Malacca. 9.15 ajn. MAL (ML 005) Penang, Ipoh. 9 15 a.m. MAL (ML 616) Singapore. 10.05 a.m. MAL (ML 042) Singapore. 10.55 a.m. Thai
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        142 9 TIME AIRLINES TO 7.15 a.m. MAL (ML 019)' Singapore. 8.25 a.m. Air Ceylon (AE 115) Colombo, Karachi, Rome, 8.45 a.m. London. MAL (ML 121V Singapore. 8.40 a.m. MAL (ML 034) Ipoh, Penang, Alor Star, 9.30 a.m. Kota Bahru. MAL (ML 005) Malacca, Singapore. 9.50 a.m. 10.20
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      121 9 SINGAPORE, FrI. Singapore Chinese Produce Exchange noon prices today were: Previous Today's Sellers Sellers Coconut oil (FOB) Bulk 42.75 43.25 Sept Coconut oil (FOB) 44.25 44.75 Drums Sept Sugar (Java) ex-godown 25.75 25.75 Nutmegs 110s 485.00 Nutmegs B W 240.00 240.00 Garbled Lam pong Black 125.00 125.00 Pepper (FOB)
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    2831 11 TALK GIVEN BY MR. MALCOLM DALZIEL OF THE BRITISH COUNCIL PENANG TO THE TAIPING ROTARY CLUB RECENTLY. MR. DALZIEL IS A ROTARIAN. ARE you used to having people stare at you? If not, you may find it a strange experience. It is one thing to
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    200 11 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. A Malaysian artist spoke today of the almost worldwide "frustration" in the art circle. "Artists of today are still searching in the dark." said a 40 year-old famous batik painter, Mr. Hu Te Hsin. "Conventional arts, either Western or Oriental, are being elbowed
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    343 12 OAIGON, Fri. (UPI). Allied troops capturing record numbers of an elite Communist division in a three-way squeeze yesterday reported the surrender of 66 Vietcong carrying safe conduct passes at a single time. The Vietcong surrendered to South Vietnamese troops pushing toward
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    94 12 JAKARTA. Fri. (UPI) One thousand and five Chinese have left Belawan Harbour in North Sumatra to return to Communist China, the "Armed Forces Daily" reported in Jakarta today. The Chinese left Belawan Harbour near Medan early this week with the vessel "Goan Hua" which was sent by
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    151 12 JAKARTA. Fri. (UPI) A student delegation yesterday nresented a demand to Congress Chairman (»e Abdui Harris Nasution asking Congress to make sure that President Sukarno explains his role in last years Communist coup attempt. Q Congress, in a decision last July, demanded that the President
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    122 12 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri.— The Minister of Labour, Mr. V. Manickavasagam, recently declared open the Asian seminar on "Workers' Education. ILO and its Activities" at the PPN Hostel, Petaling Jaya. Sponsored by the MTUC/ ICFTU in co-operation with the ILO. the seminar, attended by 10 Asian countries
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    284 12 SAIGON, Fri. (UPI). —Two Air Force Jolly Green giant helicopter crew on Wednesday dropped into a barrage of bullets to rescue a downed pilot surrounded by enemy soldiers westnorthwest of Hanoi. One of the helicopter crewmen was injured in the intense small arms fire. Both
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    61 12 NEW DELHI, Fri (UPI)— Two persons have been shot to death by Police battling student rioters in three Indian cities, press reports said yesterday. The riots reportedly over academic restrictions, occurred in Agra and Mathura, both about 120 miles southeast of here, and Tikamgarh, a former
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    112 12 MANILA, Fri. (UPI) Philippine Govern ment agents last night seized a cache of explosives, believed enough to blow up the Manila North Harbour for inter-island ships, aboard a passenger boat. Three Filipinos claiming to be caretakers of the cargo were brought to National Police Headquarters just outside Manila
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    273 12 JAKARTA, Fri. (UPI). A Member of the Indonesian Parliament has urged a strongly-worded message be drafted to Red China warning Peking not to interfere with Indonesia's domestic affairs and to drop its expansionist ambitions. "We do not want to become the second
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    289 12 SAIGON, Fri. (AP). Premier Nguyen Cao Ky urged U.N. Secretary General U Thant yesterday to continue as head of the world organisation. In a lengthy message to the Secretary General. Premier Ky also repeated that South Vietnam is ready to consider any
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    186 12 HONGKONG, Fri. (UPI) Hongkong is now the number one tourist attraction in the Pacific area, tha Hongkong Tourist Association said yesterday. The association, in its monthly publication "News Views" issued to members and associate members, said. "By surpassing Japan last year Hongkong has attained
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    120 12 SAIGON, Fri. <AP) Five members of the Philippine Force in Vietnam who were wounded by a mine explosion on Sept. 22 have been awarded Wounded Personnel Medals, Philippine headquarters announed yesterday. The medals were awarded to two sergeants, two corporals and a private. Presentation was made
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    65 12 SANAA, Fri. Yemeni tribesmen, with their colourful dresses, some flourishing daggers, and others playinf drums, pictured during the giant military parade through the streets of Sanaa recently during the celebrations marking the fourth anniversary of the coup d'etat that toppled the regime of Iman Ahmed. Durin?
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    237 12 KARACHI. Fri. (AFP). —Mr. Jose D. Ingles, Philippines Under-Secretary for Foreign Affairs, is to attend a meeting of delegates of the Colombo Plan Member States in Pakistan next month, it was stated here yesterday. The meeting has been called to approve admission of
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    90 12 SAIGON, Fri. (AFP> United States aircraft attacked a road construction site near Dien Bien Phu yesterday in a new series of sweep over North Vietnam. an American spokev man said today. Several waves of F-105's and F-4's attacked the site, where they counted 21 trucks, a number
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    472 13  -  By Kalwant S. Sidhu SINGAPORE, Fri. The Canadian hell drivers "stunt spectacular" at the Jalan Besar Stadium last night kept the capacity crowd of more than 10,000 for two full hours. These nerve-shattering performances of one of the world's only "hell driving" team can
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    394 13 SINGAPORE, Fri. Top officials of the Singapore Badminton Association were in a "quandry" when the Indonesian badminton players participating in the open championships were delayed while enroute to Singapore. But their fears were soon put to rest when the 11member Indonesian badminton team led
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    32 13 MUAR, Fri. Johore Chinese will meet Muar Prisons Invitation in a friendly football match on the Muar Town Council padang at Jalan Arab here on Oct. 9 at 5.15 p.m.
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    63 13 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. A record number of 399 candidates will sit for the Mal®>'Sian Amateur Athletic Lnion's third annual written examination at 14 centres thro U gh out0ut Malaysia, from 8-30 to 7.00 p.m. tomorrow. There will be three sections in the examination. Tney ar«
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    88 13 KUALA LUMPUR. Frl. A donation of $B,OOO was yesterday presented to the Football Association of Malaysia by a local firm. The cheque for the amount was handed over to Mr. Kwok Kin Keng secretary of the FAM by Mr. W. K. Foster, chairman of the Malayan
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    288 13  -  Clubs told: 'Play your By Albert Johnson SINGAPORE, Fri. The hon. secretary of the Singapore Hockey Association, Mr. S. Y. Yogarajah, has appealed to affiliates to co-operate in the current league competition by giving minimum difficulty to the Tournament Committee. In a circular to all affiliates, Mr.
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    100 13 MALACCA. Fri. The No. 95 Commando Brigade from Singapore were beaten in their two rugby encounters played at the Terendak Camp ground. In their opening match they were beaten by the 4th Bn. Royal Australian Regt. 22 points to nil and in the other tie they
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    54 13 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. St. John's Primary School today held Its annual Standard Six versus The Rest football match at the St. John's Institution Secondary School field. Rev. Bro. Anthony, headmaster of St. John's Primary School presented the trophy to the captain of the team. The other
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    408 13 SINGAPORE, Fri. The Malaysian Chinese Football Association—current 1 holders of the coveted Ho Ho Cup are confident of retaining the trophy when they clash with Hong Kong Chinese in the 20th annual cup series to be played in Hong Kong from Oct.
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    216 13 SINGAPORE, Fri. The N.C.R. Marathon Walk will be held tomorrow starting from the Grange Road Circus at 5 p.m. The road walk is organised by the Swift Athletes Association. Unlike the other road walks, the N.C.R. Marathon Walk is based on the most number of
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    52 13 KUCHING, Fri. Sabah won the Sarawak Cup in the inter-territorial hockey tournament played over the last tnree days at Miri, Fourth Division. Sarawak were runner-up, and Brunei were third. The tropny was presented by the wife of the chairman of the Miri district council, Mrs. Yang
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    84 13 MUAR. Fri. The Muar District Football Association's proposed under-20 Youth Soccer Tournament has received very poor response from local sports clubs and the public in the district. Entries which closed yesterday has so far attracted only three teams. They are Pemuda Jaya, Kilat Club and
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    133 13 SINGAPORE. Fri. A member of The Blacks* rugby team, Attan Ibrahim has been suspended for six weeks by the Singapore Society of Ruby Union Referees. This was confirmed today by the President of the Blacks' rugby team, Mr. Ang Kim Tee. Mr. Ang said that
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    161 13 TAIPING. Fri. A junior body-building championship contest is being organised by the Krian Police Club. The contest which will be held at Bagan Serai, is open to all residents living in the districts of Krian. Larut and Matang and Nibong Tebal. The winner o the contest,
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    22 13 MUAR. Fri. —Kok Seng Kong captured the men's single's tit'e in the Kluang District Chinese School Teachers* Association badminton championship
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      97 13 SPORTS DIARY Rugby: M.R.U. Under-23 Singapore vs Johore at j.E.C. ground Johore Bahru: Friendly-Blacks vs 443 BAD at Keat Hong; S.C.C. vs RAF Singapore on the Padang; Police vs RAF Seletar C at Seletar; University of Singapore vs G.H.Q. at Bt. Timah; RAF Seletar 1st XV vs 18 Signals at
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    678 14  -  By WINDSOR LAD SINGAPORE, Fri. Jockey Lyal Harbridge, who arrived yesterday from a holiday in Australia, was out on the track this morning and was astride Gold Cup candidate Sporting Gesture II in a testing trial with Zaza. Clapping on the pac
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    122 14 LONDON. Frl. (AFP) E-*die Thomas, manager of British featherweight boxing champion Howard Winstone. said here today he does not want his 4, boy" to take on a world title contest in Mexico. California promotor George Parnassus said he was ready to pit Winstone
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    141 14 VEREENIGING, Transvaal. Fri. (AFP) The Europe Africa Eastern group world water-skiing championships got off to an earlier-than-expected start here yesterday.. The opening ceremony was not due to take place until today. But early yesterday, Britain's Paul Adlington set off as first of 36 competitors
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    59 14 LONDON. Fri. (AFP) Tottenham Hotspurs" Scottish international footballer Alan Gilzean was suspended for 14 days here yesterday being rude to a linesman. Gilzean was also fined. Also banned for two weeks by the Football Association yesterday were Jimmy Quigley (Huddersfield) lor striking an opponent,
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    102 14 LONDON, Fri. (AFP) The first New Zealand club rugby team to visit Britain, Wellington, arrived here yesterday on the first stage of a world tour. The Kiwis, under the captaincy of All Black forward "mighty" McEwan, will play five matches in Britain before travelling to
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    56 14 BARCELONA, Spain, Fri. (AP). Ghana's bantamweight boxing champion Bob Allotey, outpointed Spain's Tony Lopez in a ten round fight before 4,000 spectators at the Gran Price yesterday. Jose Ramon, also of Spain, defeated South Africa's Osy Renner by a technical knockout in the first round of
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    581 14 BANGKOK, Fri. (AP) The opening and closing ceremonies of the Fifth Asian Games in Bangkok in December hold promise of a colourful and fascinating event according to present planning and preparation. No effort or expenditure is being spared, and a special
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    364 14 TOKYO, Fri. (UPI) Twelve countries, including the United States, have a chance to win the Canada Cup tournament, the world Olympics of golf, on Nov. 10-13 at the Tokyo Yomiuri Country Club course in suburban Tokyo. This statement was made yesterday by Fred
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    71 14 ASCOT (Berkshire), Fri. (AFP). English racehorse trainer. Captain Cecil Boyd Rochfort denied here yesterday a story that English Derby winner Parthia has been sold to Japan. "I would like to point out that there is no truth whatsoever in that statement. Sir Humphrey De Trafford
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    Lock icon 10,000 brave drizzle to watch 4 top golfers in action
    189 14 WENTWORTH, Surrey, Fri. iAFP) —The ten thousand spectators who. despite drizzle, swarmed over the tree-lined fairways of the famous West Courseknown as the Burma road because of its resemblance to the Burmese jungletreated to some fabulous play by the world's
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    Lock icon AGAIN ITS HATS OFF TO BRABHAM
    136 14 LONDON. Fri. (AFP) Britain's Guild of motoring writers yesterday awarded for the second time the driver of the year trophy to world champion Jack Brabham. Brabham previously won the trophy i n 1959, the last time he took the world title. But this year,
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    1919 15 Today's Best: Otaro Ringgit Osceola RACE l: 2 YEAR OLD 'B' 5 Vi FURLONGS. 1.30 P.M. 1 2 8 4 f 6 Evermore 2v 8 04 Boon Wah Stable Ahmad Loyal Scholar Actor IV LamUulet Pan Rajah Count Babu 2y 2y 2y 2y 2y 8.04 8.04 8.04
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    Lock icon TAKE DECISION IN OPEN RACE
    1660 15  -  His second over mile was smart display The g is SOFT By WINDSOR LAD SINGAPORE, Sat. Decision gets my vote in a pretty open race, the 6f. for Class Four Division One sprinters, at Bukit Timah this afternoon third day of the Singapore Gold Cup
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    165 15 1 WINDSOR LAD 1 GOLDEN SUN ADELINE Race L G. NUGGET H. Menang Paulv Pike ACTOR IV 11. Menang Gold Nugget LANDAULET Evermore H. Menang Race 2. D. WOOD >1. Kins Pay Roll K. BROSSA* Unbelievable Nakorn Nai D. WOOD* Aver Lengor Pay Roll Race 3. OTARO Now What
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    675 15 PENANG, Fri. One hundred and twentyseven entries, comprising Class 3 63, Class 5 28 and Class 6 36, have been entered for the Autumn Meeting of the Penang Turf Club on Oct. 16, 19, and 23. The following are the entries: Ist Run 2nd
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    Lock icon Khalid: Club to meet over release request
    177 15 BIRMINGHAM. Warwickshire Fri. (AFP) The Warwickshire County Cricket Club committee is to meet on Oct. 21 to consider the request from Pakistan th a t opening bat and change bowler Khalid Ibadulla. should be released for next year s tour of England. Pakistan
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    73 15 LAS VEGAS. Nevada, Fri. (UPI) The Baltimore Orioles became 5-2 favourites to win the world series after Thursday's 6-0 victory over the Los Angeles Dodgers gave them a commanding two game lead. However, the betting was even money for the third game with right
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    Lock icon Allied marksmen track down fleeing Vietcong in swamps
    414 16  -  By ROBERT TUCKMAN CAIGON, Fri. (AP). Allied marksmen in gunship helicopters tracked down the fleeing remnants today of a mixed North Vietnamese-Vietcong Force in mangrove swamps along South Vietnam's central coast. The armed choppers killed 20 more Communists on the edge of
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    290 16 JAKARTA, Fri. (AFP).— More than 1,000 steel helmeted armed Indonesian security troops sealed off the Presidential Palace within a radius of two miles for four hours this morning following rumours that the militant Action Front students would stage another demonstration against Dr. Sukarno. Since dawn, the
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    288 16 TOKYO. Fri. (UPI). President Lyndon Johnson has sent a letter to Japanese Prime Minister Eisaku Sato detailing the reasons why he will not be able to visit Japan during his upcoming Asian tour. The Japanese Government indicated that President Johnson said in the letter that
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    Lock icon AUSTRALIA WILL BECOME MORE A PART OF ASIA
    745 16  -  Bv PETER O'LOUGHLIN MANILA, Fri. (AP). Australia's presence at the forthcoming: Manila summit conference on Vietnam will be the most dramatic demonstration since World War U that the island continent's historic isolation from Asia is over. Prime Minister Harold Holt's prompt acceptance
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    132 16 ENUGU, Fri. UPI picture shows four refugees, battered and torn, who are currently being rehabilitated in Enugu. They had lived in Northern Nigeria most of their lives. The young boy (second right) was born in the North. The group are among the refugees from the North, who
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    Lock icon Islamic Research Academy's 3rd World Congress
    82 16 CAIRO. Fri. A general view of the opening session of the Islamic Research Academy's Third World Congress in Cairo recently. The Congress wai opened by U.A.R. Vice-President Hussein El Shafie. Representatives of 40 Moslem countries are attending: the Congrress, which is scheduled to last
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    Lock icon ICC teams unable to resume duties in E. DMZ
    261 16 SAIGON. Fri. (AP) —Inspection teams from th« International Control Commission (ICC) have not been able to resume their normal duties in the eastern portion of the Demilitarized Zone between North and South Vietnam even though allied bombing in that area was
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    Lock icon INDONESIA REGAINING POLITICAL, ECONOMIC HEALTH
    128 16 SAN FRANCISCO, Fri. (UPl)—lndonesia's Minister. Dr. Adam Malik, said yesterday his country h beginning to regain its political and economic health In a cautious appraisal of his nation's situation. Dr. Malik said, "We are confronted with problems of changing the economy and changing the mentality
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    41 16 SRINAGAR. Fri. (UPI)— Kashmir's chief Minister G.M. Sadiq. said yesterday 49 Pakistani armed infiltrators have been arrested so far this year in Kashmir and Jammu. He told the Kashmir Legislature that 21 of these had been tried and sentenced
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    Lock icon Suharto directs Berdikari
    262 16 JAKARTA, Fri (iipi man ne r Pres dium ChairDer?nn?n nCral Suh *rto if Srivatl y Superv *s' n s a "IWHiir ter P"*e called, t is con"nuing the operations of ness t riner Indonesian busileS h*°° n Mai *a ni on a lt was reliably here to
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    104 16 JAKARTA, Fri. (AFP) An Army battalion returned to Surabaja last Saturday after one year of "confrontation duties on Borneo island. Antara reported here today. The East Java battalion, commanded by Major Sudarmadi. was briefed by staff officers on political developments of the past tew months on their arrival
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