Eastern Sun, 28 November 1966

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    25 1 Eastern Sun Independent National Daily SINGAPORE EDITION Eetd. 1966. Vol. 1 Xo. 133. Monday, November 28 1966. "C? MC(P) 1912 KDN 2309 Price 15 rents
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  • Article
    Lock icon X'MAS TRUCE OFFER
    546 1 Ceasefire would begin from Dec. 24 and end Jan. 2, 1967 WASHINGTON, Sun. (UPI) VIETNAMESE COMMUNISTS said yesterday they would observe 48hour truces in the Vietnam war on of deference to Americans protesting THE State Department had no immediate comment on the ceasefires proposed in a broadcast
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    Lock icon HIGH NOON MURDER
    77 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun.— A 26-year-old labourer, Heonc Kew, was knifed to death n~ar the Pudu Railway Station here at high noon today. He was attacked bv three thugs with knives and parangs. One of the thugs plung«/l a knife into his neck and killed him on the
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    Lock icon MARCOS ASIAN TRIP
    29 1 MANILA, Sun.—The Foreign Office is mapping out plans for a projected trip to Asia next year by President Ferdinand E. Marcos. Foreign Secretary Narciso Ramos says.
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  • Article
    Lock icon The nation needs progressive, dedicated teachers -Pang Boon
    557 1  -  (By PETER LOKE SINGAPORE, Sun. THE Minister for Education, Mr. Ong Pang Boon, stated that teachers today should recognise that they were decisive and vital participants in nation building. Mr. On& said that every country needed teachers who were progressive, well-informed and
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    Lock icon Garuda's gorgeous girls...
    56 1 KUALA LIMPI'E, Sun. "Don't fall in love with our air hostesses", said Hart:da district manager. Mr. Voerman, to our reporter Jamal Ali. when he interviewed them at Suhang Airport today. But the girls don't seem to mind and eharmingly pose for our cameraman lap Chew Yan The
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  • Article
    Lock icon Members from Dawoodi Bohra donate blood
    149 2 CINGAPORE, Sun. Some 20 members of the Singapore Dawoodi Bohra Muslim Association today donated blood as part of their community service programme. The association, founded last year, has about 300 members. The president of the association Mr. H. A. Nakhoda, was among the 20
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    Lock icon 8 get St. John awards
    107 2 SINGAPORE. Sun. The President of the Republic of Singapore. Enche Yusof bin Ishak, yesterday presented award of the order of St. John to eight persons who have rendered services and helped build the St. John Ambulance Brigade movement here. Those who received the awards were
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    Lock icon Accidents
    21 2 SINGAPORE. Sun. There were 86 accidents, of which eight were serious, during the past 24 hours, the Police said today.
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    Lock icon Dr. Toh: Enemies using students to disrupt Republic's stability
    223 2 SINGAPORE. SUN. 'pHE Deputy Prime Minister, Dr. Toh Chin Chye, last night charged that the enemies of the Republic were using students to disrupt the stability of the country. He pointed out tn it the students were exploited to agitate on
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    Lock icon SINGAPORE GAINING RECOGNITION AS FILM LOCALE
    250 2  -  By BERNARD WILLIAMS SINGAPORE, Sun. Singapore Is gaining world recognition as a locale for international film production, Mr. Paul Cavara, of Cavara Films, Italy, said today. In an interview with the Eastern Sun. he said that local talent available here wax comparable to international
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    Lock icon Funeral of the late Ho Khee Yong
    295 2 SINGAPORE, Sun —Some 3.000 people attended the funeral of the late Mr. Ho Khee Yong, governing director of Kong Ngee Co. Ltd. here today. Among them were business colleagues, representi»h S l o" I St John Ambulance Brigade and representatives from schools and
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    Lock icon Dolores for sales course in Hamburg
    130 2 SINGAPORE. Sun. A sales secretary of Lufthansa German Airlines. Mrs. Dolores D'Cruz, will leave on Dec. 1 for Germany to attend a two-week sales course at the a'rline's training school in Hamburg. This will be Mrs D'Cruz first overseas training assignment for Lufthansa Commenting
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    Lock icon Poly nautical exhibition extended to Tuesday
    73 2 SINGAPORE, Sun The Nautical Education Exhibition at Singapore Polytechnic has been extended to Tuesday. The exhibition, organised in conjunction with the Bulan Bahasa Kebangsaan, is open to the public from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.' The Polytechnic is now conducting tiie Master Local Trade
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    Lock icon From usher to general manager of Galaxy Cinema
    730 2  -  CHIA'S LADDER OF SUCCESS By KALWANT S. SIDHU CIXGAPORE, Sun. For four years Mr. Chia Soon Ann worked as an usher, ticket-col-lector and a ticket-seller at a local theatre here. Through sheer hard work and a willingness to learn, he has from
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    Lock icon SIM's SEMINAR ON PRODUCT PRICING ON DEC. 13
    281 2 SINGAPORE. Sun. The Singapore Institute of Management will hold a one-dav seminar on product pricing on Dec. 13 and a three-day seminar on practical analysis of corporate financial statements from Dec. 19 to 21. The seminar on product pricing will be conducted
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    Lock icon Malaysia's tin mining industry impresses Aussies
    228 2 SINGAPORE, Sun. Two Australian t' n miners had left for home after a 10-dav study of Malaysia's tin minin? methods. They are Mr. J. G. Don< son, chairman of the Board of Directors, of the M > Eastern Oil. Melbourne Mr. R. B. Withers,
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    Lock icon Union's carnival to raise Devart Nair's funds
    131 2 SINGAPORE. Sun. The Robinson's branch of the Singapore Manual and Mercantile Workers' I nion will organise a "New Year Food and Toys Carnival" at the Singapore Confer ence Hall car park from Feb. 8 to 12 next year. The carnival, featuring games food
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      65 2 S'pore Diary 8 pm. National Theatre. Tank Road: "A Cherry P!o«son Evening" by the Famous Japanese Dance Troupe from Japan. 8.30 p.m. Victoria Theatre. Empress Place: "Valli Th Jrukalvanam" A Tamil variety drama, organised by the Indian Fine Arts Society. 7.30 p.m. Free film shows by the Ministry of Culture:
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    Lock icon TRYING TIME FOR B0B0 THE CLOWN
    216 3  -  Br JOHN CLARKE Sun. Bobo the clown (above as captured bv Eastern Sun cameraman Chow) had quite a trying experience zuardinj his precious box of sifts for the youn? ones at the Chrtstma> Partv jven bv the Hans Andersen Club at Fraser and Neave
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    Lock icon 75 p.c. of S'pore's imported synthetic fabrics from Japan
    298 3 CINGAPORE Sun Sinzaporf imported about 75 per cent of its fabrics, about 32 million square vards, from Japan daring the first six months of this year. The Singapore Imerr.atior.al Chamoer of Commerce, in its na".f-yeariy reoort said tha* ihe re-r.amir.r -2
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    Lock icon 2 more unions vote to strike
    166 3 SrSGAPORE Sun. Two more affiliates of the Pubiic Daily Rated Empio*ee> I n ions Federation have voted to join their parent bodv to take ".da-trial action against the Government. are the Public Dai y =t Heal*.-. Workers' Umon P.bli- Daily Rated ~er= barkers' Union.
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    Lock icon Physically fit assets to nation-Yong
    305 3 SINGAPORE, San. The Minister for Health. Mr. Yon; Nvuk Lin. tonight said that the physically fit were assets to the conntrr but the le« physically fit or ill were liabilities. This was because those who were physically St could work better and be more productive,
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    Lock icon Full diplomatic relations with UAR from today
    113 3 SINGAPORE Sua Singapore and the raited Arab Republic will e«tahli«h full diplomatic relations from tomorrow The Ministry of Foreign Affairs. in a statement today. sa:d: The goverr.mer ts of the Republic of Singapore and the C.A.R.. desmng *he further strengther.mg of *he friendly
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    Lock icon Games offchess 'wizard' not on airline list
    176 3 SINGAPORE, Sub. The Singapore Chess Federation has expressed disappointment" that the International chess player from the Philippines. Mr. Rndolfo Cardoso Tan. could not make the trip to Singapore. He was to have arrived here last n;ght for several game? with the Republic* top
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  • WORLD NEWS
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      55 5 NATIONAL Democrat leaders Fritz Thielen (of West Germany, left) and Benno Hermannsdoerfer (of Bavar-a) pictured here on November 20 in their Bavarian Party Office. The National Democratic Party won 15 seats in the Bavarian State Parliament, November 21. It is a right wing party appealing to National
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      161 5 BONN, Germany, Sun. (AP) Leaders of West Germany's two major political parties the Socialists and the Christian Democrats decided yesterday to form a new government to replace Chancellor Ludwig Erhard's regime. H. Kurt Georg Kiesinger. the Christain Democratic candidate for chancellor, told reporters
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      Lock icon De Gaulle opens power station
      151 5 DINARD, France, Sun. i AP>—President Charles de Gaulle yesteraay cpened the tidal power plant on the Ranee River —a U.S. SIOO-million-aollar project that is the first of its kind and may never be duplicated. The difference in water level at the entry to the Ranee,
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      Lock icon American Motors to sell cars in Soviet Union
      300 5 DETROIT, Sun. (UPI). American Motors will attempt to sell cars in the Soviet Union next year to combat its declining sales in the U.S., it announced yesterday. "I am going to Russia and I am going to sell some cars there," said
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      Lock icon KKK pair married
      84 5 BALTIMORE, Maryland. Sun. (AFP) Two robed, hooded members of the Ku Klux Klan got married here yesterday in a religious ceremony attended by a number of their similarly costumed friends. The ceremony took place in front of television cameras, in a former bowling alley. The priest. The
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      Lock icon Canada denies China stand
      230 5 VANCOUVER, British Columbia. Sun. (UPI) Prime Minister Lester Pearson yesterday denied a London report that Canada advised Commonwealth d plomats it planned to recognise Red China soon, possibly this year. Mr. Pearson, in Vancouver to kick off the Grey Cup Game, told reporters his government wiil
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      Lock icon Edward Kennedy arrives in Beirut
      136 5 BEIRUT. Lebanon, Sun. CAP) senator Edward Kennedy of Massachusetts arrived last night in Beirut from Cairo on a tour of the M.ddle East that may be cut short by the tension in labouring Jordan. Mr. Kennedy, chairman a U.S. Senate Sub- committee on Refugees and
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      Lock icon Promise her anything...
      117 5 RIO DE JANEIRO, Sun. (AP) Marluci Manvailler who as "Miss Brazil" finished fourth in the Miss World beauty contest in London returned upset about the whole affair. The promoters. she said, had promised she would get to see the Royal family and the Beatles. She said she
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      Lock icon Minority Govt, in Denmark
      200 5 COPENHAGEN, Sun. (AP) Pr.me Minister Jens Otto Krag last night dropped all pians to form a coalition and announced his longaominant social Democrats will continue to rule as a mmor.ty government. The Social Democrats trimmed by the loss of seven seats in Tuesday's Parliamentary Elections have
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      Lock icon Drugs raid
      48 5 ANKARA. Sun. (AFP) Turkish police yesterday se zed 210 pounds of morphine in a raid on a secret narcotics laboratory In Gordes. a town In Manlsa Province near the Aegean Three persons were arrested during the raid which was carried out with the help of Interpol.
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      Lock icon 'World cannot save itself'
      362 5 STARVATION: WASHINGTON, Sun. (UPI). Physicist and mathematician Dr. Lloyd V. Berkner today sees no prospect that the world can save itself from widespread starvation in the foreseeable future. "We are probably already beyond the critical point at which a sensible solution is possible," Dr. Berkner said
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      Lock icon 23 days to find a new UN secretary
      290 5 UNITED NATIONS, Sun. (UPl).—The United Nations had 23 more shopping days for a Seceretarv General today. But there was little expectation a replacement would be found for U Thant before the 21st assembly session adjourns on Dec. 20. "Thant's first term as
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      Lock icon Ayub goes shooting
      55 5 LONDON, Sun. (AFP) President Ayub Khan of Pakistan who is a guest of the Queen at the Royal Castle of Sandringham, Norfolk and the Duke of Edinburgh were among the guns at a shoot over the Sandringham estate yesterday. The Queen with the President's daughter Begum Nasim
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      Lock icon Egypt-Iraq unity
      88 5 DAMASCUS, Syria, Sun. (AP) The Unified Political Leadership of Egypt and Iraq opened its third session in Baghdad yesterday in a bid to accelerate the process of unifying the two Middle Eastern Arab countries, Baghdad radio reported. This was the first session held in Baghdad by the Unified
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      Lock icon Riot in women's prison
      222 5 JESSUP, Maryland, Sun. (UPI) Violence erupted yesterday at the Maryland Correctional Institute for Women but State Police quickly quelled it. However, one male guard was stabbed before police arrived and three female guards were held hostage. The riot erupted in Lane Cottage at the Women's Prison.
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      Lock icon THIS CHARMING beauty from South Africa, Miss Reeva Forman who was awarded this year the Sooth African best mannequin "Oscar" in the course of the Haute Couture Festival, arrived in Paris on November 22nd. In the capital of world's fashion she has created a shock with her revealing dresses of an exclusive designs, similiar to that worn by South-African women. Some of her dresses have been designed for the first time, embroidered with pearls inspired by Bantu tribes traditional garments.
      101 5 THIS CHARMING beauty from South Africa, Miss Reeva Forman who was awarded this year the Sooth African best mannequin "Oscar" in the course of the Haute Couture Festival, arrived in Paris on November 22nd. In the capital of world's fashion she has created a shock with her revealing dresses of
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      Lock icon Jayne Mansfield's son mauled by lion
      157 5 THOUSANDS OAKS, California, Sun. (AP) The 6-year-old son of movie star Jayne Mansfield was bitten by a lion yesterday while his mother was posing for photographs. a hospital official reported. The boy, Zoltan, was taken to the Conejo Valley Community Hospital, which described him
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      Lock icon 'Interplanetary billiards' with spaceships
      328 6 PASADENA, California, Sun. (AP) Interplanetary billiards with a spacecraft "bouncing" from the gravitation fields of one planet to another may be possible in the 1970'5, says a jet propulsion laboratory scientists. Dr. Homer Joe Stewart, manager of advanced studies at the laboratory, said in a release
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      Lock icon 'Our walls that should never have been'
      235 6 NEW YORK Sun. A German publisher declared in a two page advertisement in the New York Times today his faith that the day may come when "all our walls are memories of times that never should have been." His text, illustrated by a
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      Lock icon 'FIGHT WHITE GOVT.'
      119 6 LOS ANGELES. California San. (AP) Stokely Carmichael called on a throng of 3,000 Negroes in a Watts Park yesterday to unite against "The White man's government." The flery head of the •tudent Non violent Coordinating Committee (BNCC) staged the "Black power" rally through a court order which
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      Lock icon ISRAEL BORDER FLARE-UP
      211 6 TEL AVIV, Israel, Sun. (AP) An Israeli settler was wounded last night when his car was hit by automatic weapons fire (2£ miles) from the Jordan-Israel armistice line, an Israeli Army spokesman announced. I It was the first incident on that border sinre the Israeli attack on
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      Lock icon IMF to plan more world liquidity
      298 6 WASHINGTON. Sun (ITI) International Monetary Fund (IMF) executives and the socalled deputies of the "group of len" hold their first joint meeting here next week to discuss plans for the deliberate creation of additional world liquidity. The three-day meeting begins tomorrow and will be
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      Lock icon Lady Bird plants tulips
      52 6 MRS. Lyndon B. Johnson, plants Dutch tulips and daffodils with the help of Netherlands Ambassador to United States, Mr. Carl W.A. Schurmann (on her right) at a local school in Washington D.C. last week, as a part of Lady Bird's project of beautifying the nation's capital.
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      Lock icon JAPAN'S Chamber of Commerce and Industry in Tokyo last week formally presented a bronze statue of Mahatma Gandhi, weighing 150 kilograms and standing 185 centimeters high, made by famous Japanese sculptor. Hiroatsu Takada to be erected in Japan Leprosy Mission (JALMA) for Asia's Centre in Agra City. India. Mr. Tadasu Adachi. President of the Japan's Chamber of Commerce and Industry, sponsored the presentation of the statue of Mahatma Gandhi to Japan Leprosy Mission for Agra's Centre at a ceremony held at Japan's Chamber of Commerce and Industry building in Tokyo. The bronze statue of late Mr. Mahatma Gandhi will be erected and unveiled on January 30th., 1967 at JALMA Centre in Agra, which is designated as "Leper Relief Day" in India.
      140 6 JAPAN'S Chamber of Commerce and Industry in Tokyo last week formally presented a bronze statue of Mahatma Gandhi, weighing 150 kilograms and standing 185 centimeters high, made by famous Japanese sculptor. Hiroatsu Takada to be erected in Japan Leprosy Mission (JALMA) for Asia's Centre in Agra City. India. Mr. Tadasu
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      Lock icon Record deaths during Thanksgiving
      167 6 CHICAGO. Illinois. Sun. (AP) The death toll on the nations highways during the four-day Thanksgiving holiday ran ahead of last year's record pace yesterday. Accidents that caused multiple deaths added to the mounting total Tramc 423 including 82 under 13 years of age since the star:
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      Lock icon 'Dangerous to stop food aid'
      169 6 WASHINGTON. Sun (AP) A former head of the food-for-peace programme said tonight that it is dangerous and politically unwise for the United States to slow up its food deliveries to India. Asked on Metromedias television-radio programme "Opinion in the capital" what he thinks about President
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      Lock icon Damaged plane lands safely
      189 7 OAKLAND. California. 6un. <UPI> A chartered American airlines 707 jetliner carrying 134 persons, including 127 servicemen, landed safely yesterday on a foam-covered runway with a damaged nose gear. The plane was en route from Kansas City. Missouri, to Oakland International A'.rport. The Defence Department had chartered
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      Lock icon Black lunches, dines with Marcos
      149 7 MANILA, Sun. (AFP)— U.S. Presidential economic adviser Eugene Black was guest at a luncheon given today by Philippine President Fernand Marcos in honour of the six Southeast Asian Education Ministers currently holding a conference here on regional education projects. The luncheon was held at the
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      Lock icon Red tapes cut to save 'heart' man
      492 7 CONCORD. New Hampshire. Sun (UPI) Hampshire Heart Association officials began slowly turning; bureaucratic wheels yesterday in a race to save a Greek man from death. Dr. Eugene Braumwald. chief of cardiology at the National Heart Institute in Bethesda. Maryland told officials here that
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      Lock icon Russia US discontinue bombing of N. Vietnam first
      373 7 Vietnam peace move... LONDON, Sun. (UPI) RUSSIA has made it clear to Britain she will not and cannot initiate any Vietnam peace moves until American bombing of North Vietnam has stop- ped. At the same time, neither Russia nor Hanoi are prepared
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      Lock icon Japan aviation official due here for talks
      155 7 TOKYO. Sun. (AFP)—The Japanese Ministry of Transport today despatched Mr. Naoshi Machida. a hieh official of the Aviation Burean of the Ministry, to Kuala Lumpur to negotiate an air agreement with Malaysia. After Kuala Lumpur. Mr. Machida will arrive in Singapore on Dec.
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      Lock icon Actress claims $ million for injury
      162 7 Actress claims million for injury CHICAGO. Sun. (UPI). A Circuit Court jurlge has given a Chicago Attorney 20 days to answer a USSI million personal injury suit filed against him by French film actress Suzanne Sybele Pineau. Judge Nicholas J. Übua set the deadline for lawyer Luis Kutner on Friday.
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      Lock icon Whitlam to succeed Calwell
      56 7 SYDNEY. Sun. (UPI) Mr. Edward Gough Whitlam, 50. Deputy Leader of the Australian Labour Party, is expected to take over the party reins when Mr Arthur Calwell retires. Mr Calwell is expected to announce his retirement at a National Press Club luncheon next Tuesday. Mr Whitlam
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      Lock icon Hannah's pops fail to come out tops
      484 7 SAIGON. Sun. <AP) Hard-hearted Hanoi Hannah, a radio voice of North Vietnam, Just doesn t have it. Perhaps she's trying too hard. Even the more unsophisticated U.S. soldiers find Hannah s heavy dose of propaganda on the dull side. And her music is
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      Lock icon Cold front at the Rockies
      149 7 CHICAGO. Sun. (UPI) A cold front pushing across the Pacific North-west into Great Plains spread snow through the Northern and Central Rockies yesterday. Fog was widespread through the Midwest. Rain and wind flushed foul air from the New York City area, bringing an end to
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      Lock icon Eleven to climb Antartica's peak
      229 7 WASHINGTON. Sun <UPI) Eleven American mountaineers will attempt soon history's first attempt to climb the 16,860-foot Vinson Massive, Antarctica's highest peak. The expedition, which will seek fossil relics of ancient life in what is now a frozen continent, is being led by Mr. Nicholas Clinch,
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      226 7 BERNE. Sun. (UPI) A group of demonstrators urged the government here last night either to open diplomatic relations with North Vietnam or sever its relations with South Vietnam as well. The group, which also was sharply critical of American policy in Vietnam and charged the U.S. with
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      Lock icon Jane Russell's Supper Club
      62 7 HOLLYWOOD. Sun <UPI> The Jane Russell Trio will open a new supper club in Manila next month, it was announced yesterday. The Trio Mis s Russell. Connie Haines and Beryl Davis have booked a 12night engagement in Manila starting on Jan 6. A spokesman said the
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      Lock icon Birthday of Lord Guru Nanak today
      1155 7  -  By N.T.S. Chopra WE celebrate today the 1 birth anniversary of Lord Guru Nanak. foun- der of Sikh Religion. He was a great Saint who preached and prac- < tised universal friendship and brotherhood. His teachings have influenced the religious, social, economic and political
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      Lock icon Painter accused of murder
      99 7 PFRTH. Australia, Sun (UPI) A 47year-old painter wa« charged yesterday with the "wilful murder" of his wife while she played an early morning round of golf on a local course The painter was Victor Conlan. 47. His 54-year-old wife Mildred was found battered and strangled at
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  • Page 6 Miscellaneous
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    Lock icon COMING TOGETHER
    367 8 gINCE the Pacific war ended 21 years ago, the nations of South-east Asia had shed the shackles of colonialism. Yet, instead of coming closer together, they tended to go their separate ways and raised barriers to fraternisation. During the colonial period, the people from this country could easily
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    304 8 COMMENTING on the speech of Mr. Bhutto, former Pakistani Foreign Minister, advocating the launching of all-out confrontation against India, the Mentri Besar of Perlis, Tan Sri Sheikh Ahmad, condemned it as provocative and dangerous. Since the two countries had decided to remain friends, he said there was no
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    Lock icon Black: Errand of public business in Asia
    2778 8 Mr. Eugene Black, President Johnson'* Adviser on Southeast Asian Economic Development and Social Progress, was in Malaysia and Singapore recently in the course of his Asian tour. Mr. Black spoke to the Foreign Correspondents Club in Tokyo recently tchen he uas in Japan.
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  • Commercial and industrial
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      Lock icon Turnover dominated by trading in Gammons shares
      1315 9 SINGAPORE Sun Once again turnover was dominated by trading in Gammons shares which had a heavily speculative flavour, says a broker's firm in their weekly market review. J Public interest has been expanding and this has manifested itself in a more widespread demand
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      126 9 STOCKHOLM Sun. Car sales in Sweden, after a temporary upswing in September, showed a new dip in October totalling 22.131 vehicles compared with 25.994 for the same month last year. The cumulative sales figure for the first ten months, 170.933 cars. Is 56.566 or 25
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      Lock icon CAR MANUFACTURERS GIVEN EXTENSION OF TIME
      189 9 SINGAPORE, Sun. The Deputy prime Minister and Minister for Trade and Industry, Mr. J. McEven, the Minister for Customs and Excise. Senator Anderson, announced a tympGrary modification of Government policy under w 'hich ear manufacturers obtain by-law admission of m ported components •fainst an
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      Lock icon Ministers call for ways to widen economic cooperation
      225 9 PARIS. Sun. (UPI) Ministers from 21 of the world's richest western nations yesterday adopted a United States proposal and called for a formal study of ways to widen economic cooperation with the Soviet bloc. Delegates to the annual conference of the organisation
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      Lock icon Loan to Nigeria from Japan
      94 9 LAGOS. Sat. (AFP) Japan promised a ten mil* lion sterling loan to Nigeria under an agreement signed here today after about one year of protracted negotiations. Ambassador, Mr. Kazuo Futamata signed for Japan. Official sources said the loan which was rejected by the former civilian
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      Lock icon Wider trade with Britain urged
      94 9 LONDON. Sun. (AP) An 18-man private trade mission to Malaysia is pumping up enthusiasm for wider trade with Britain, Lord Erroll said yesterday. The President of the London Chamber of Commerce accompanied the group which was organised by London and Birmingham businessmen and has toured
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      Lock icon Commerce officials express interest in new PI import requirements
      268 9 WASHINGTON, Sun. (UPI). United States commerce and State Department officials expressed interest yesterday in new Philippine import requirements but said they had yet to see a set of the regulations. The Philippine Embassy said it was expecting to receive the regulations
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      357 9 SINGAPORE. Sun. The 3M Company of St. Paul, Minnesota (U.S.A.) has announced the formation of its 39th international Subsidiary to serve the Singapore. Indonesia and Malaysian markets. The subsidiary, Minnesota (3M) Singapore Ltd. is occupying 12.000 sq. ft., of office and warehousing
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      133 9 LONDON. Sun. Opening the new Showrooms of Eastern Automobfles in Chelmsford, Essex, StandardTriumph Chairman Sir Donald Stokes revealed that over the past 18 months the Company's distributors in Great Britain had invested £l5 million of their own money in expanded spares and
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      62 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. The following are the liabilities and assets of the Central Bank, Malaysia. LIABILITIES Capital 20 000.000 Oeneral Reserve Fund *****.3*1 Deposits: Banks 128.277,658 Malaysian Government 133.038.080 Other 31.365.461 Bills Payable and Other Liabilities 37.002.174 $370,888,603 ASSETS Gold and Foreign Exchange $206,676,886 Notes and Coin
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      99 9 LONDON. Sun. (AFP) Strong demand for gold has been recorded on the London bullion market for three consecutive daya. and the dollar price was fixed today at its highest level for seven weeks at $35.17$ an ounce. Continuing political and economic uncertainties associated particularly with the
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      108 9 TdKYd, Sun. Empire Boeki K. K. of Tokyo, has firoduced an tlectric desk amp whose degree of illumination can be readily adjusted without changing the bulb. It uses cn electrie bulb, called E-lite, which permits, for instance, in the case of a 100-watt bulb lowering of its
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      170 9 SINGAPORE. Sun. The grand old man of International motor racing, Alfred Neubauer, 75, legendary former Mercedes-Benz racing manager handed over tnVs year's Alfred Neubauer Trophy to the 1866 World Champion Driver, Jack Brabham who came to Wiesbaden for the opening of the
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      22 9 HONG KONG. Sun. (UPIV —Today's money quotation s> HK55.735/5.75 per tt. HKS 15.99 per pound sterling. HK5266.375 per tael gold.
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      814 9 ARRIVALS IN SINGAPORE Time 8.20 am. Airline ML 019 from Kuala Lumpnr. Time 9.30 a.m. Airline ML 121 from Kuala Lnmpur. Time 10.30 a.m. Airline ML 451 from Kuchlng. Time 10.55 a.m. Airline ML 605 from Penang. Ipoh, Kuala Lumpur. Malacca. Time 12.20 p.m. Airline RC
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      1828 11  -  THEY CAPTIVATED A KING By ALAN HART who marry kings are rare, but two of them married one king, a king who had no fewer than three wives and goodness knows how many mistresses in a fantastic life-time. He was the infamous King Carol
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    466 11 BEFORE the Soviet Communist Party's 20th congress in late February, 1956, Premier Nikita S. Khruschev the late Josef Stalin as "a savage, half mad power-crazed despot." The Khruschev action reducing Stalin to an "unperson" led former U.S. ambassador to the Soviet Union,
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    387 11 STUTTGART Herr Kuart Georg Kiesinger, Prime Minister of Baden Wurttemberg. one of West Germany's ten states, appears to have set his mind on going down in history as "Georg the University Founder." Promise Though BadenWiirttemberg is already the state with the most universities,
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      636 12 ]T OCCURS only once in a life time for us to be young. Being young is very important since it is the time when the seeds for our character are sown. Nevertheless it is also the appropriate time for us to
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      332 12 jVIGHT CAME. The moon x was in its first quarter, and its light would soon be seen no longer. Clouds were coming up from the east and had already covered a good part of the sky. I was standing near the •window, while my
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      307 12 'THERE was a man named Yang of Kuangling who had a dog to which he was very much attached. He took it wherever he went. Once he drunk and fell asleep in the marshland. Several men came to burn the reeds, for it
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      290 12 THE sun with its red bright colour is slowly sinking beyond the western horizon. In few minutes it will be gone. Meanwhile the bright splashes of colour seem to brighten a s if the foot of the universe was ablaze. The fresh colours of the
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      162 12 is not an end, but a means to an end. In other words we do not educate children only for the purpose of educating them. The purpose is to tram them for adult life. A s soon a? we realise this fact we
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      418 12 A TAN has lost all the honx 1 ours and qualities of being the most superior animal. He embraces the lowest means to destroy one another. In the eyes of another intelligent specimen, surh a character should be despised and mankind's status shall
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      484 12 4 S a little girl, I loved listening to stories, especially old folk-lore. I was very happy when one of my neighbours, an old Malay man came over to my house, where he would sit for N hours recounting in graphic detail accounts of Malay
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      362 12 'J'HE things that most people strive for all centre around, the one word, "home". The essentials of life are expressed by the simplest words of our language home, a happy family, food, health and comfort. The home Is something created by the members of the family within
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      406 13 Favourite the 'sick and tired —fishing FISHING is a favourite p 3 ".me and refuge for those who are "sick and tired" of t-e daily routines of the office work. An office workers who is surrounded by papers and hears the continuous "ticktack" of type-writers, often wonder how he can.
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      303 13 The Modern Age brings many evils—noise is one of the "sins" in this Jet age. People in all walks of life fight desperately to escape from this maddening word "noise". Shrewd travel agents and tour operators pander to the lust of the "escapists" from noise
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      438 13 THE dark clouds brought a sudden downpour. I looked at my watch and it showed the eleventh hour. The ram was very heavy and I found it impossible to continue my way home. Fortunately there was a house nearby. I knocked at the door
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      93 13 Deepavali a day of gaieties DEEPAVALI is an ancient Indian festival. Its origin goes back to hundreds of years ago. Some worship Lakshmi, the the Goddess of wealth on the night of Deepavali. Some celebrate it because they think that the festival is just a mere avenue for a day
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    57 14 The main gate of the Asian Games International Village built on Thailand's traditional architectural style at Bagkapi, some 18 kilometers northeast of Bangkok, is ready for occupancy by the 5th Asian Games contestants. The newly built International Village can accommodate 2,500 persons in its two-storey bunga-low-styled concrete structures divided into
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    38 14 SINGAPORE. Sun. Ceylon Sports Club trounced RAF Seletar 9-0 nil in the SHA division one league played at RAF ground yesterday. Scorers for the winners were: —Kartar Singh (5), Frida (3) and Nadarajah.
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    771 14 NEW YORK, Sun. (UPI) Jock Brabhom, loved by everyone in Australia, is working on his fourth world Grand Prix championship, his first movie, and trying to resist the rich and famous Indianapolis 500 race. Brabham, who this year captured his third world championship in
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    166 14 MADRID. Sun. (UPI). Wimbledon tennis champion Manuel Santana. who was operated on for torn ligaments in a knee earlier this month, said today he hoped to resume training on Feb. The handsome Spanish star, who is on crutches recovering from his operation, said he
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    109 14 KAMPAR. Sun. More than 50 runners this morning took part in the third annual seven-mile race from Kampar to Mambang di Awan and back, organised by the Kampar District football league. Seventeen year old P. Jayaram of Rangers won the Chee Ng Trophy with
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    287 14 SINGAPORE, Sun. The honourary secretary of the Singapore Business Houses Football Association, Mr. K.S. Manickam, today praised referees who brayed unruly mobs to enforce the lows of the gome on the ploying field. In an interview with Sunsport, Mr. Manickam said: "Few have appreciated th
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    258 14 SINGAPORE, Sun. The Dakota Sepak Raga Club captured the Enche Buang bin Omor Junid Challenge Trophy when they beat Panchasila Club 2-1 in the finals of the senior sepak raga competition played at PSA Recreation Club over the weekend. Dakota took the first three games
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    161 14 BANGKOK. Sun. (AP) Malaysia won the Southeast Asia team golf championship here today and alone with it the Putra Cup given by Malaysian Prime Minister Tunku Abdul Rahman. The Malaysians flinched the title with a comfortable margin of 12 strokes over runner-up Thailand. This was the
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    177 14 SWANSEA. Sun. (ATP) For the first time in 58 years Swansea defeated the Australian Wallabies in their Rugby Union match here yesterday although the tourists' manager bitterly criticised the refereping Swansea won at the Saint Helen's Stadium bv nine points (penalty kiek. drop goal and
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    2445 15  -  Grand double by Cowan Street Cahir Ipoh race results £l Windsor Lad IPOH, Sun. Local jockeys came to the fore winning five of the nine races at Ipoh this afternoon, concluding day of the Perak Turf Club's November Meeting. Asuwadi landed a long priced double
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    403 15 BANGKOK, Sun. (AP) South Korean boxers look like the men to beat in the Asian Games here next month. And a Japanese. Philippine and Thai boxers look like the ones with the best chances of upsetting South Korean hopes of winning a medal
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    61 15 KAMPAR, Sun. The first annual meeting of. Southern. Per a k Malay Sports Clubs vviil be held at Malay Sports Club Hilir, Perak in Teluk Ansop next week. This" was disclosed here today by the secretary of the club Enche JafTar bin Nakhoda Itam. The meeting
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    811 15  -  Motoring By Musa Scully LIKE a dashing young lover is the ALFA ROMEO GIULIA SUPER. It is indeed the Prince of mediumrange production sports saloon. It is sturdy and bold in appearance, but the styling is artistic and streamlined... and the car moves
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    1048 16 LONDON, Sun. (UPI) Davie Herd scored four times yesterday as Manchester United capitalised on an injury to Sunderland goalie Jim Montgomery to win 5-0. They join Chelsea, held to a 1-1 tie at Stoke, at the top of the English soccer leagues
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    752 16 LONDON. Sun. (UPI» Standings in the English and Scottish football leagues after yesterday's matches: DIVISION ONE P. W. D. L. F A. Pta Chelsea 18 9 7 2 35 19 25 Manchester United 17 12 1 4 37 23 25 Stock City 18 10 3
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    57 16 SINGAPORE, Sun. Singapore Asians beat NegriMalacca Asians by 26 points (four goals, try, penalty) to three points (penalty) in the rugger match played on th» padang here today. Scorers for Singapore Asians were: Yeow Tong (2), Rudy Richards, Koh Poh and Yue Yong. Negri-Malacca got their penalty
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    257 16 BANGKOK. Sun. (AP) The Japanese appear certain to win all seven gold medals at stake in the Asian Games table tennis competition at Bangkok next month. Of the countries entered in the event. South Korea and Nationalist China are probably the
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    158 16 SINGAPORE. Sun «AFP) Indonesia's directorgeneral of soorts. Colonel Sukamto Saidiman has sent a cable of condolence to the Asian Games Federation on the death of its vice-president G D Sondhi Radio Jakarta reported today. In his cable. Colonel Saidiman expressed sympathy to the late Sondhi'.s family
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    155 16 TOKYO. Sun. (UPI). The Japanese national soccer team which will compete in the sth Asian Games in Bangkok defeated a Hong Kong Selection team B—28 —2 yesterday belore 5.000 spectators at the National Btadium. The two teams ended the first half 1 1 and Hong Kong
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    1123 16  -  CHENG HOE GETS VITAL POINT By Tai Sing Onn KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. Malaysia tonight handed out an 8-1 rout to India in the Thomas Cup Asian Zone West tie at Stadium Negara. In the last doubles match of the night, Malaysia's top doubles pair,
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    320 16 LONDON, Sun. (AFP) The world's most important mixed sale of thoroughbred the catalogue features over 1,500 lots the biggest tally in messrs, Tattersalls twenty years history begin at Newmarket Cambridgeshire tomorrow. Six days of hard selling are expected to realise an aggregate in excess of
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