Eastern Sun, 30 November 1966

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  • Title Section
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    24 1 EASTERN SUN Independent National Daily SINGAPORE EDITION Estd. 1966. Vol. 1 No. 133. Wednesday, November 30 1966. MC(P) 1942 KDN 2309 Price 15 rent*
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  • Article
    Lock icon YES TO TRUCE
    379 1 US Generals believe the Reds will violate i the ceasefire as they did last Christmas SAIGON, TUES. (UP) U.S. LEADERS have agreed fo a Christmas truce in the Vietnam war, American sources said yesterday. They do not like it but feel that to reject the war pause
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  • Article
    Lock icon King urges Malaysians to support work of young artists
    227 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. The Yang di-Pertuan Agong today urged Malaysians to encourage and support the works of young and talented artists so as to project the image of Malaysia's national art. He was sneaking at the opening of the five-day National
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  • Article
    Lock icon ASA TRADE TALKS IN BANGKOK
    309 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. A 20-man Malaysian delegation will leave for Bangkok on Dec. 4 for the ASA Conference of the Representatives of Commerce and Industry. The conference will be held from I)er. fl.n M anrf will he opened by the Thai Minister of Economic Affairs.
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  • Article, Illustration
    Lock icon Group Captain...
    34 1 The Sultan of Selangor posed for our cameraman, Mok Voon, in the uniform of his new appointment as Honorary Group Captain of the Royal Malaysian Air Force. (Another picture in Page 2.)
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  • Article
    Lock icon Government. servants for military training from Jan. 1
    453 1  -  By Peter Loke SINGAPORE, Tuesday. FROM January, next year all new employees of the Government and Statutory bodies who are of military age will be required to undergo military training. The necessary amendments to the National Service Ordinance will shortly be put
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  • Article
    Lock icon Foreigner's thanks to Gleneagles' staff
    110 2 G PORE Tues A ha« wrii. Kas r Sun than, < "h« staff „f Glrnr.l- Hospital for the -kind and considerate treatment" there eCC,Ved during: hi Ri^ rWMler ,s Mr Don En s la"d SOn Cornw 1 was taken ill aboard a British ship. He
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    Lock icon Smith: Need for more co-operation among Commonwealth nations
    450 2  -  By H.M.S. SUTAN SINGAPORE, Tues. The Commonwealth Secretary General, Mr. Arnold Smith, arrived here this morning to have discussions with the Republic's leaders on political, trade and educational matters. "Among: other things, we will also discuss the possibility of more cooperation among
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    Lock icon The 'medic' work of Sgt. Leach
    232 2 SINGAPORE, Tues. Sergeant Mervyn Leach, a "medic" with 22nd Construction Squadron, Royal Australian Engineers. had probably accomplished as much as Africa's Dr. Livingstone In the East Malaysian State of Sabah. Six months ago. Sergeant Leach, of Coolbellup, Western Australia, set up a "surgery" at
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  • Article
    Lock icon Dr. Goh asked on gang fights
    407 2 PARLIAMENT SITTING OKI MONDAY SINGAPORE, Tues The Minister of Defence will give an oral answer on how manv cases of gang-Aghts have been reported to the Police this year at the coming Parliament sitting on Monday. The question was submitted by the Member of
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  • Article
    Lock icon Reynolds' Far East tour
    35 2 SINGAPORE. Tues Mr. G.W. Reynolds, Minister of Defence for the Army, will visit British Army units in the Far East next month. His tour will include West Malaysia, Singapore and Hongkong.
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  • Article
    Lock icon CLASSES
    37 2 SINGAPORE. Tues. Registration for kindergarten classes and classes for sewing and the National Language for adults will be open at the Cairnhill PAP headquarters at 51 Cavenagh Road from 7.30 p.m. to 10 P-m. on Thursday.
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  • Article, Illustration
    Lock icon Opening of Buddhist Youth Circle
    58 2 SINGAPORE, Tue s. The Thai Ambassador here. Mr. Payong Chutikul. seen opening the Buddhist Youth Circle at the Thai Buddhist Temple at Silat Road yesterday. He also opened its Sunday English-Chinese religious instruction classes. Yesterday was also the 41st birthday of its Chief Monk, the
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    Lock icon Ceremony for take-over today
    141 2 SINGAPORE. Tueg. The Management Committee °f Geylang Hest Community Centre will hold an inauguration ceremony for the take-over of duties at Lorong 3 Community Centre tomorrow. This follows the request of Vigilante Corps Headquarters, that management committees of community centres should take over the responsibility for
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    Lock icon Vas for German tour
    86 2 SINGAPORE. Tues. Mr. KRS. Vas. Liaison Officer, Ministry of Culture, and well-known among local and foreign journalists, will leave for a fortnight's tour of Germany on Thursday. He is scheduled to go to Munich. Stuttgart. Bonn. Hamburg, and Berlin where he will visit the Federal Press
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    Lock icon Raja visits Pakistan Pavilion
    98 2 SINGAPORE. Tues. The Foreign Minister of Singapore, Mr. S. Rajaratnam. visited the Pakistan Pavilion at the Bangkok Trade Fair recently He was received there by the Ambassador of Pakistan. Mr. Raj a rat nam showed keen interest in the exhibits and made many queries about Pakistan's
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    Lock icon 'Discover S'pore' brochure
    41 2 SINGAPORE. Tues. Thai International has produced 60,000 copies of a new brochure entitled -Discover Singapore" for international distribution through its offices as well as travel agencies throughout the world. The eight-page brochure contains 16 coloured photographs on Singapore.
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    Lock icon Noted local painter to show works on Dec. 8
    265 2 SINGAPORE, Tues. Ibrahim Hussein, 28, of Kuala Lumpur, who has won the praise of leading art critics in Europe and America, will display several of his paintings here o n Dec. 8. In all. Hussein is expected to exhibit some 45
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    Lock icon Singapore now self-sufficient in basic building materials
    347 2 SINGAPORE, Tucs. Singapore is now self. sufficient in meeting its requirements of basic building materials and only the more sophisticated items are imported. In its half-yearly report, the Singapore Inter, national Chamber of Commerce said: "This is a ere. ditable achievement in so
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    Lock icon Former detainee: Students should study
    194 2 SINGAPORE. Tues A former detainee declared today he had realised that he had been made use of as a "tool"' to promote Communism. He is Mr. Cheng Tze Yin, alias Teo Choo Hian, 27, who was released today after a two-year detention for promoting Communist
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  • Article, Illustration
    Lock icon Triple collision at PSA wharves
    290 3  -  DAMAGE NOT EXTENSIVE By Peter Loke SINGAPORE, Tues. Three ships were involved in a collision along the wharves of the Port of Singapore Authority this afternoon. They are the Blue Funnel cargo-liner "Machaon", the Maersk Lines cargo-liner "Lars Maersk*' and Mitsui O.S.K. Line's ship, the
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    Lock icon STRAITS TIMES CHIEF EDITOR SLAMS UNION PROPOSALS
    478 3  -  By SUHAIMI BIDIN SINGAPORE. Tues. The Straits Times Editor-in-Chief, Tan Sri L C. Hoffman, today told the Singapore Industrial Arbitration Court that the Singapore National l T nion of Journalists put forward certain proposals which "made nonsense of the agreement and the profession".
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    Lock icon SINGAPORE H.C. IN IPOH
    52 3 SINGAPORE. Tues. The Singapore High Commissioner in Malaysia, Mr. Lien Ying Chow, pictured °n his official visit to the Sungei Pari Towers in Ipoh yesterday. Flanking him are Municipal Councillors, Dato £han Swee Ho (right) and Mr. Leong Boon Swee. Behind them is charming Mrs. Lien
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    Lock icon 6 top American executives due tonight
    247 3 SINGAPORE, Tues. Mr. H. Heltzer, President of the 3M Company of America, and a team of five top executives of the company will fly into Singapore tomorrow night. During their short stay in the Republic, they will visit the newly opened offices of Minnesota
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    Lock icon RAF X'mas party
    63 3 SINGAPORE. Tues. The 48 Squadron of the Royal Air Force will hold a Christmas party for the children of Loyang and Hun Yeang kampongs at the Families* Club, R.A.F. Changi, on Saturday, at 3 p.m. In the afternoon, Father Chrismas will be dropped by parachute outside the
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    Lock icon Council spends $11 mil.
    119 3 PENANG. Tucs. The expenditure of the City Council last year, excluding appropriations from revenue for capital expenditure, amounted to $10,093,969. an increase of $905,422. The increase was due to many factors, one of which was the construction of a hawkers' site and new stalls at Jalan
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    Lock icon S'pore may send first trade mission to S. Korea soon
    202 3 SINGAPORE, Tues.—Singapore may send its first trade mission to the Republic of Korea in the near future. This possibility was brought up during discussions between the Republic of Korea's Vice-Minister of Commerce and Industry, Mr. Lee Chul Seng, and seven
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    Lock icon Scope for overseas capital in S'pore, Malaysia
    242 3 SINGAPORE, Tues. The Singapore and Malaysian governments have adopted "an official attitude which welcomes and encourages foreign investment". This comment was made by the chairman of the Borneo Co. Ltd., the Earl of Ranfurly, in his annual statement circulated before the annual meeting
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    Lock icon Brig. Cheyne for Imperial Defence College
    71 3 SINGAPORE. Tues. Brigadier W.W. Cheyne. who commanded the 99 Gurkha Infantry Brigade in Sarawak during confrontation, has left to attend the Imperial Defence College in London. His successor is Brigadier P.G.M. Litton. Brigadier Cheyne commanded a composite force of Gurkha, Commonwealth ana Malaysian battalions
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  • WORLD NEWS
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      Lock icon Kiesinger will be new chancellor in 'grand coalition'
      491 5 BONN, Tues. (AFP) Mr. Kurt-Georg Kiesinger will almost certainly be elected West German Federal Chancellor this week following today's agreement between Christian Democrats and Social Democrats to form a "grand coalition" government. Social Democrat leader H Willy Brandt spent the day reassuring
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      Lock icon URUGUAY GOVT. PARTY OUSTED
      179 5 SONTE VIDEO, Tues. (AFP)- —The Blanco (Conservative) Party, which governed Uruguay for eight years, formally conceded on last night the victory of the opposition Colorado (Liberal) Party in the general elections. Nearly complete official returns gave 528,069 votes to the Colorado Party as against 419.653 votes
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      Lock icon Books for Miss World...
      92 5 SIR ARTHUR Clark, Director of Information and Cultural Services at Britain's Commonwealth Office, presents a selection of medical textbooks to the nswly crowned "Miss World"... Bombay medical student Miss Reita Faria. The Books are from a range published by the English Language Book Society under the
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      Lock icon Pres. Ayub with Queen... Anglo-Pak friendship 'enduring'
      156 5 LONDON Tues. (AFP) The "Great value" of the Anglo-Pakistani friendship was stressed today in messages exchanged between President Ayub Khan of Pakistan, at the end of his state visit to Britain and Queen Elizabeth 11. "The warmth with which my party and I
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      Lock icon 36th pilot death in 'jinx' plane
      139 5 BUECHEL. Rhineland-Pa-latinate, Germany, Tues. (AFP) A 26-year-old West German Air Force pilot died tonight after his Starfighter aircraft crashed when coming in to land at the air base here today: He was the 36th German pilot to lose his life in a Starfighter. The
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      Lock icon 'Live' TV from UN to Japan, Europe by Telstar
      286 5 UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. Tues. (AFP) Three satellite transmissions one to continental Europe, one to the United Kingdom and one to Japan originating from United Nations Headquarters, took place yesterday thus creating a new "first" in the coverage of United Nations affairs
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      Lock icon GOVT MAY PAY FORFEIT FOR MISS WORLD
      191 5 LONDON, Tues. (AFP)— India's beauteous Re i t a Faria, the new "Miss World", indicated on last night in Birmingham that, if she had to cancel her planned tour of South Vietnam, the Indian Government might be persuaded to pay the forfeit due
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      Lock icon Hungary calls confab
      101 5 BUDAPEST, Tues. (AFP) Hungarian Communist Party chief Janos Kadar today called for an international conference of Communist parties "now. immediately" even if Red China or other countries refused to participate. And on the sidelines of the Hungarian meeting informed sources said such a great world conference might
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      Lock icon 'Bread and butter or Vietnam'
      809 5 Editorial on ANZ polls LONDON, Tues. "THE election results both in Australia and in New Zealand are a painful blow to the hopes of their respective Labour parties. In Australia, Mr. Holt, who took over the leadership of the Liberal Country Party coalition from Mr.
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      Lock icon PI warns: Soviet proposal may touch off war
      385 6 UNITED NATIONS, Tues. (UPI) The Philippines warned the main political committee yesterday that a Soviet proposal for eliminating foreign military bases could so upset the present military equilibrium it might touch off war instead of promoting peace. Ambassador Salvador P. Lopez said
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      Lock icon Bob Hope all set for Saigon
      214 6 Hollywood, Tues. < UPI) Comedian Bob Hope, the American servicemen's Santa Claus, was busy yesterday loading ud his sack with a parcel of entertainment goodies for the fighting men in Vietnam. Hope and his troupe are expected to leave nere on Dec. 16 for
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      Lock icon Battle of the beards
      257 6 London. t«m. <ap> The battle of the beards in a British razor factory ended in a stand off yesterday. Two bearded employees of the Americanowned Gillette plant in Reading stood their ground in refusing to shave at the risk of being called "disloyal" and "unpatriotic." The
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      Lock icon Jane Mansfield's son improves
      131 6 THOUSAND OAKS. California. Tues. (AP) A lion that mauled the six-year-old son of actress Jayne Mansfield was placed under quarantine today for 14 days by the Ventura County Animal Control Department. The lion has been in confinement at Jungleland in Thousand Oaks. California. since Saturday, when
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      Lock icon Kennedy tours Jordan
      77 6 BEIRUT, Lebanon, Tues. (AP) Senator Edward Kennedy and his wife Joan left by air yesterday for Jordan Senator Kennedy, as chairman of a judicial subcommittee on refugees and escapees, plans to visit Palestine refugee camps in the Holy Land. Reports from Jordan, however. said it was not
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      Lock icon Qantas strike continues
      363 6 SYDNEY, Australia. Tues. The Australian Federation of Air Pilots last night decided to continue a strike which has grounded all planes of Australia's international airline, QANTAS, since last Thursday despite a warning bv Acting Minister for Labour Mr. William McMahon to return to work. Mr. McMahon who
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      Lock icon ROSEMARY SMITH, one of the 147 drivers in the reeent International Round-Britain Motor Rally, solved the problem of how to be comfortable and smart by choosing this eye-catching outfit of ski pants, two Jerseys and fur hat. The 2,400 – mile Royal Automobile Club event attracted cars and drivers from many countries. — including world – famous British racing drivers Jim Clark and Graham Hill, both making their debut as rally competitors.
      69 6 ROSEMARY SMITH, one of the 147 drivers in the reeent International RoundBritain Motor Rally, solved the problem of how to be comfortable and smart by choosing this eye-catching outfit of ski pants, two Jerseys and fur hat. The 2,400 mile Royal Automobile Club event attracted cars and drivers from many
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      Lock icon Sinking ship
      149 6 NEW YORK. Tues. (AP) A German freighter was reported to have sunk and a Panamanian freighter which had radioed earlier she was on fire and sinking, was said to be out of danger, in separated drama s on the high seas last night. Swedish authorities said the 246-foot,
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      Lock icon Talks on HK defence economies
      159 6 London, Tucs. <tpi) Secretary of Statf the Colonies Mr. Fred left here by Diane yester. day for Hon? Kong to have discussions on the island's defence mies. Mr. Lee, according tn an earlier announcement, going to the colony to "continue d'scu«sionv on the defence contribution."
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      Lock icon 'Grand coalition'
      37 6 BONN. Tues. (AFP> A six hour session of the U'est German Socialist Party's executive committee voted 73 to 19 in favour of a "grand- coalition" with the Christian Democratic Party, it was announced here today.
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      Lock icon ESRO to set up tracking station in Alaska
      298 6 lir A S H I N G T O N. Tues. (AP Ten European nations—the members of the European Space Research Organisation (ESRO) are about to set up a tracking station of their own in Alaska. It will be built by European
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      Lock icon Speck's trial: 12-member jury selected
      338 6 pHICAGO. Tues. (UPI) A jury of seven men and five women was selected yesterday to determine whether Richard Speck is mentally competent to stand trial on charges of murdering eight student nurses, including two young Filipinos Valentina Pasion and Merlits Gargullo. The jury was selected
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      Lock icon How to make a delinquent
      425 7 BAGUIO. Philippines Tues A Singapore educational officer of the Seventh-day Adventist rhurch here yesterday gave "twelve rules for raising delinquent children." He is Mr. Tate V. Zytkoskee. acting secretary of the department of education of the Far Eastern Division of S e v en t
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      Lock icon 'Japan must have positive policy'
      271 7 LONDON. Tups. (UPI) The Financial Times, in 9 special survey on Japan, said the time has come when Japan must think out for itself a new and positive" role in the Far East. The lead article in the eight-page survey which was written by the
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      Lock icon Coloured immigrants barred fom certain jobs
      157 7 LONDON. Tups. (UPI) Some sectors of British industry and commerce have barred employment of young coloured Immigrants, a report by the London Education Authority said yesterday. The authority is to consider at its meeting tomorrow a summary of evidence given to a sub-committee set
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      Lock icon No accord on China seat in UN
      798 7 UNITED NATIONS, Tues. (UPI) The United Nations debate on Chinese representation entered its final week today with the United States confident »t had enough support to keep Communist China out of the world body for still another year. Of the 43 nations which
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      Lock icon Malaysia supports seat for China
      277 7 UNITED NATIONS. Tiies. (AP)—Ambassador Radhakrishna Ramani of Malaysia reiterated the Malaysian view that Peking should be represented here but not at the expense of the government in Formosa. Mr. Ramani hacked the two-thirds requirement for the seating of China as a question "of special importance"
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      Lock icon Defence costs
      48 7 HONG KONG. Tues. (UPI) Mr- Fred Lee. British Serretary of State for the Colonies, was scheduled to arrive today to discuss the cost of maintaining British Defence Forces here. It was anticipated that Mr. Lee would press for an increase in Hong Kong's payment for defence.
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      Lock icon With a cow in tow...
      75 7 A frogman and two fireman are seen here on a rubber raft hauling the bloated body of a drowned cow in "operation clean-up"' during: a lull in the recent Italian floods disaster. Thousands of carcases w#»re recovered and burned to prevent disease spreading. Taxes on
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      Lock icon Afro-Asians ban 'racist' nations from UNESCO
      161 7 PARIS. Tues (UPI) The general conference of the United Nations Educational. Scientific and Cultural Organisation (UNESCO) yesterday barred Portugal. South Africa and Rhodesia from future activities on grounds the three countries practise racial discrimination Thf conference, which is heavily dominated by the African. Asian
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      Lock icon De Gaulle plans 'European Europe'
      206 7 PARIS, Tues. Pl> French President Charles d«» Gaulle will urge visiting Soviet Premier Alexei. Kosygin again to endorse his diplomatic grand design of lessening American influence in the Settlement of Furopean affairs, diplomatic sources said yesterday. Obtaining Mr Kosygin's unqualified backing for his "European Europe"
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      Lock icon Democracy toe by toe
      123 7 HONG RONG, Tues (UPI) The South China Morning Post said editorially today that "No one rotild accuse Gen. Franco of rushing into political reform" in Spain. The fonsert a t i ve, British owned daily commented on the "Organic law"' which recently changed the Spanish political
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      Lock icon USE MORE SEA MAIL
      65 7 HONG KONG, Tues. (UPI) Air Mail destined for South Vietnam is piling up here because of "an excessive growth in the traffic," according to Postmaster General Mr. AG. Crook. "The Post Office.** he said, "is at present experiencing difficulty in disposing of parcels posted for air
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      Lock icon He is 49th male in 135 years
      104 7 NEW YORK. Tues. (AP) Nicolas Humphrey Pitofskv yesterday became the 49th consecutive male born to the Pitofsky family in 135 years, leaving a US$ 5.000 bond still unclaimed. Louis Pitofsky, 73. his grandfather, has held the U.S savings bond for years, waiting to
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      Lock icon Coup in Congo
      39 7 KINSHASA. Congo. Tues (AFP) A military coup d'Etat occured last night in neighbouring Burundi, the Congolese radio reported today Th*» 19-vear-old recently crowned King Ntare the fifth was ousted and his government resigned, said the radio.
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      Lock icon Lining up for aid...
      26 7 SAIGON, Tu?s Cls of .he 196 th Li f h« phow!"" 1 Ninh line up for evacuation by helicopter.—Lrl rnw* UPI Photo.
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  • Page 6 Miscellaneous
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      211 6 IVITMIN "TWE SECRET PROJECTION CM/JMBER AT UNCLE MEAPQUARTERS, STARTLING PILMS ARE SMOWN By CHIEP ALEXANDER WAVGRLT' ANP AS NAPOLEON SOLO OBSERVES, ME CAM MARPtY KNOW TMAT ME H/AASELF WILL PALL TRAGIC VICTIM TO TMC AWESOME WEAPON TMAT WILL SOON TEMPT THRUSH ANP TRIGGER... yOU*e HERE AND fWJURCP also; WHAT* IT
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  • Article
    Lock icon STOPPING THE BRAIN DRAIN
    447 8 AT the six-nation conference of South-east Asian Eudcation Ministers held In Manila, President Johnson's special adviser on Asian development programmes, Mr. Eugene Black, brought up the subject of the brain drain from this region. He pointed out that countries In this area had already made a
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    Lock icon A DARING RAID
    246 8 INHERE was a time when Government offices in Malaysia were so insecurely locked that it would not be difficult for anyone to break In. Today, Government is more security conscious because the law breakers are no longer awed by the majesty of the Government. But in the
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    Lock icon Japan's economic invasion pleases most Asian countries
    1686 8 Twenty five years after Editor's note Twenty Ave years have passed since the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbour. What is Japan's image today in the countries it occupied before its defeat? How does Japan now look at these countries where it sought to
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    Lock icon Walt Disney still has big plans with 65th birthday around
    605 8  -  By GENE HANDSAKER AP HOLLYWOOD, California, Tues. (AP). Walt Disney turns 65 Dec. 5 deeply involved, as usual, in projects ever bigger and more diverse. But only quiet notice is being taken of the occasion. Disney has been taking it
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  • Page 8 Miscellaneous
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      140 8 THE HERDER'S UiTT By Henry B. Rothblatt (Author, "Handbook of Evidence For Criminal Trlala") Ii'HKN Mary returned home she found her three- year-old daughter Vicky with bad bite marks all over her face. Vicky had been bitten by Sargent, their neighbour's pet spaniel. Mary sued her neighbour, Rose, for Vicky's
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  • Commercial and industrial
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      Lock icon Stock market quiet
      581 9 SINGAPORE. Tues. —The gtork Market was quiet today. Prices were steady on balance. Heavy tradings *ere Central Sugars, Dunlop, Gammon and S'pore Traction. Central Sugars was maintained at yesterday's levels with business done from 92 rents to 94i cts. to 94 cents. Dunlop had a sharp fall
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      Lock icon Big orders at London motor show
      113 9 LONDON, Tues. Stan-dard-Triumph International received the first big order of the British Motor Show at Earls Court. Orders worth £3O million £24 million from the U.S.A. were announced by Stan-dard-Triumph Chairman Sir Donald Stokes. This was particularly encouraging news in view of the current
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      Lock icon Japan plans to build a modern shipyard in Greece
      313 9 ATHENS, Tues. (AP) 0f "P" 18 headed by Admiral Sadayoshi Nakayama of the psp nianA« Kfj j 8 Heavy Industries Limited of Yokohama revealed Japanshtpping tycoon a modern shi Py ard ln Greece in co-operation with a Greek Admiral Nakayama said
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      Lock icon BMC cars do not suffer brake failure
      171 9 KNOAPORE. Tues. British Motor Corporation's Minis and other front-wheel drive ears in Singapore do not suffer from brake failure. A Borneo Motors spokesman said that this wag not possible as salt was not thrown on the road here. He was referring to a
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      Lock icon Rubber down one cent
      318 9 SINGAPORE. Tue s. December first grade rubber buyers f.o.b. closed at 5 p.m. in Singapore and Kuala Lumpur today at 61 cents per lb., down 1 cent from previous close. The tone was easier. The market opened unchanged and quiet and after a while eased on
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      Lock icon MARKET EASIER
      36 9 LONDON, Tues. (UPI) The London Rubber Market opened easier with No. 1 RSS 18-3/16 buyer 18-7/16 seller. No. 1 RSS CIF basis ports December 18 buyers 18-1/8 seller. (All Quotes in pence per lb.)
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      Lock icon S'pore man appointed to G.E.C. Board
      246 9 SINGAPORE, Tues.—Mr. Frank T. Y. Chang (D.F.H., C.Eng., A.M.I. E.E., A.M.I.E.(M)) has been appointed to the Board of General Electric Co. (Malaya) Ltd. with effect from October 17, 1966. Mr. Chang, a graduate from Faraday House, London, and a Chartered Electrical Engineer, first joined
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      187 9 NEW YORK. Tues. (UPI) Stock prices eased in moderate trading during the first hour of trading yesterday. Confused and mostly discouraging economic picture was blamed for the setback. High-flyers paced the fairly broad decline. At 11 a.m., the United Press International stock market indicator
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      75 9 LONDON, Tues. <UPI)—The rubber market closed quiet with No. 1 RSS 18-3/8. 18-5 8. (Settlement House:) Jan. 18-5 8, 18-3/4. Feb. 18-7/8. 19. March 19-1/16. 19-1/4 Jan./ March 18-7/8, 19* April June 19-1/2. 19-5/8. July/Sept., Oct./ Dec. and Jan. March 19-7/8, 20. April June. July Sept., Oct
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      209 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Further expansion of Dunlop Malayan Industries Ltd., which manufactures tyres and Dunlopiiio Foam Rubber Products, is envisaged in a statement issued in London today which says: "Dunlop has recently completed a review of its plantation interests in Malaysia as a first step
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      54 9 STOCKHOLM. Tues.—The Kocham shipyard, Malmo, delivered recently the turbine tanker Sea Spray of 116,250 tons d.w. to the Salen shipping companies, Stockholm. The vessel is a sistership of t.t. Sea Spirit, the largest ship in the Swedish merchant fleet, which was delivered to the same owners
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      24 9 HONG KONG, Tues. (UPI) Money quotatons: HK$5.***** 5.***** per US dollar for cash HK$ 15.99 per pound sterling HK5266.50 per taei gold.
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      253 9 LONDON, Tues. (AP) Britain is quietly dropping a controversial curb on imports. An invasion of foreign merchandise is expected to follow immediately and cancel much of the benefit gained. Conceived as an emergency dike to save the nation from bankruptcy, the surcharge on
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      134 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. In October, the production of tin concentrates was 128.362 (128,058) pikuls containing 5.74 tons tin metal, based on the True Assay of 75.13 per cent. The average daily rate of production was 4,141 (4,269) pikuls of tin concentrates. Deliveries of tin concentrates from
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      218 9 STOCKHOLM, Tues. Sweden's foreign trade over the first three quarters of this year with exports up 8 per cent to Kr. 15,908 million and imports 5 per cent to Kr. 17,407 million showed some shifts in the geographical composition compared with JanuarySeptember 1965.
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      49 9 NEW YORK. Tues. (UPI) —Rubber futures yesterday closed unchanged with no sales. (bid) (asked) Jan. 67 22.50 23.00 Mar. 22.80 23.20 May 2280 23.20 July 22.80 23.20 Sept. 22.80 23.20 Nov 2280 2320 Locally, spot No. 1 RSS remained at 22 1/2 cents per pound, nominal.
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      97 9 SINGAPORE. Tuei. Association of Banks In Malaysia made the following in its rates to merchants today they were: New York: Buying T.T. 32-11/16; Airmail O.D. 32-13/16; 90 d/st. 33-5/16 credit bills; 33-9/16 trade bills. Canada: Buying T.T. 35-3/8; Airmail O D. 35-1/2; 90 d/st. 36-1/16 credit bills; 36-1/8
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      16 9 SINGAPORE. Tues. The tin price for today was SfiOS-1/8 per picul, down 75 r»ents.
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      433 9 INDUSTRIAL H 8. Boii'teari 1.51 1.53 Central Sugar* .93 .944 Chemical Co. 1.55 1.56 fold Slnratf 2.96 2.88 Dnnlop CR 2 60 2.67 F. Mnoltinc CD 4.12 Ordv 2 97 2.08 filrpnlrirkk 1.55 K A V ordv 39 3.32 (•amnion l.ii 1.32 Oeorpetown 1.23 (inlnnrsi. CD 2
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      44 9 First Malayan 2.10 "J. 20 Second Malayan 1 M 1.60 Third Malayan 1.06 1.17 Mala«s|an Commerce M>... .83 .94 Mai. Satin; Fund Sterling 1.26 1 36 Commodity S/g 4'3 First Hon* Kong... 1.01 l.Ofi* Second Hons Kong .11 ."5* (♦Hong Kong Currency)
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      109 9 SINGAPORE. Tues. Sincapore C hinese Produce Exchange noon prices today were. Ru>era Sellers Coconut oil (FOR) Bulk 41.00 Coconut oil FOB > Drums 42.50 Loose Copra Mixed Nov/Dec. 26.50 Sugar (Java) exgodown 26.50 Nutmegs 110s 495.00 Nutmegs RAW 235.00 Garbled Lampong Rlack Pepper (FOR) 120.00 Pepper Rlack Special Sarawak
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      47 9 WASHINGTON. Tues. (AP) The U.S. Government sold 35 tons of surplus stockpile tin yesterday. 10 tons grade A at 1.5425 U.S. dollars a pound: 15 tons grade B at 1.5275 U.S. dollars a pound and 10 tons grade C at 1.5225 U.S. dollars a pound.
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      164 9 SINGAPORE. Tues. The following ships are expected to be in port today:Godowns Vessels 1/2 Yamanashi Maru 3/4 Straat Clarence 5 Lars Maersk 8/9 London Maru 10/11 Machaon 13/14 Moammedi 15/16 Trianon 19 Mansei Maru 23/24 Etsuzan Maru 25/26 Bougainville 27/28 Shigeshima Maru 29/30 Bombay Maru 31/32 City of
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      921 9 AHKIVALS IN SINGAPORE Time 8.?0 a.m. Airline MAL 019 from Kuala Lumpur. Time 8.50 a.m. Airline JAL 712 from Jakarta. Time fi.31l a m. lirline MAL 121 from Kuala Lumpur. Time 10.55 a.m. Airline MAL 451 from Kuril inc. Tlmr 10. >5 a.m. Airline MAI. imi.'i
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    439 11 KUALA LUMPUR, TUES. IT will not be long before Malaysian Airways and Japan Airlines will exchange services between the capitals of Kuala Lumpur and Tokyo, the Minister of Transport, Tan Sri Sardon bin Haji Jubir said today. "The services will no
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    109 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues.— The feast of St. Francis Xavier. the Apostle of the Indies and the special patron of Malacca, will be celebrated in Malacca on Sunday, with six Holy Masses beginning from 5.30 am. with a High Mass at t u e Church of
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    78 11 SEREMBAN. Tues. A 54-year-old Malay woman was killed Instantaneously when lightning struck her yesterday evening at Kampong Batu three miles from here while she was tending to her padi nursery near her house. Meanwhile, a man and a girl cycling on the Seremban Port Dickson
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    54 11 PENANG. Tues. Tan Eng Hong. 20. was today charged in the Lower Court, for using criminal force on a housewife, Chooi Mel Yong. intending to outrage her modesty at a house in Stewart Lane yesterday. He claimed trial and was allowed ball of $3OO pending hearing on
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    216 11 MALACCA, T u e s. Community rubber processing centres are to be set up through-out the State to enable smallholders obtain high grades for their rubber. Announcing this today, the Chief Minister of Malacca, Enche Abdul Ghafar bin Baba, commented that the money and effort
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    93 11 PENANG. Tues. The Chief Minister, Tan Sri Wong Pow Nee. said today if Mr. Ooi Thiam Siew would not attend the official opening of the extension to Gurney Drive on Dec. 1, then his cup of tea would be reserved for somebody else. "If
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    88 11 KUCHING, Tues. Two Malaysian medical employees who were abducted by Indonesians during the confrontation period will return to Kuching tomorrow a Malaysian Armed Forces spokesman said today. The two men Hamdan Mat aim and Voon Yun Hiong were among a three-man group of medical orderlies
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    160 11 KOALA LUMPUR, Tues.— The Executive Council of the National Union of Commercial Workers is expected to convene a meeting to consider what disciplinary measures to take against the 300 members employed at Jardine Waugh (Malaya) Ltd.. who are not taking part in the strike. The
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    143 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues Opposition parties will field their candidates for the Kampon? Bahru State byelection on Jan. 7. The by-election was caused by the on Nov. 12 of Dato Abdullah Yassin, the Speaker of the Selangor Stat* Assembly, who was also the chairman of
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    85 11 TAIPING. Tues. The Taiping Town Council has given notice of its intention to revise the assessment list on all holdings in the Council area on Dec. 15. Books containing the valuation and the rates composed on all holdings not exempted from payment of rates for the year 1967
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    Lock icon National interest comes before self-MB
    198 11 SERLMBAN Tues. The Deputy to the Mentr! Besar, Negri Sembilan, Enche Abdul Samad bin Idris. who is also the chairman of the National Language Month Executive Committee, Negri Sembilan, has called on 311 student teachers of the Day Training Centre, here to give priority to
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    75 11 MALACCA, Tues. The three Labour Party officials here who were detained in a country-wide police swoop last month have been informed that their detention will continue. This is on the order ot the Minister of Home Affairs. The detainees are Pang Siow Mien, a former Municipal Councillor,
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    262 11  -  By BERNARD WILLIAMS CINGAPORE, Tues. Members of the Korean Community here, waving the national flag, hailed the entry of two Korean warships the KYUNG KI and the KANG WON, into the Singapore Naval Base this morning. They included men, women and children dressed in their
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    330 11 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. The Technical and Scientific Co-operation Agreement, the draft of which was initialled yesterday, was a "solid demonstration" in the evolution of the friendly relations between Belgian and Malaysia. The Belgium Minister for Foreign Economic Relations, Mr. Augus DeWinter, said this on his arrival here
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    99 11 SONGKHLA. Tues. The Government has a full malaria eradication programme for West Malaysia, the Minister of Health, Enche Bahaman Shamsuddin said today. "This plan envisages a total period of ten years to achieve complete eradication of malaria," he said. Speaking at the opening of
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    51 11 KAMPAR, Tues, A $20,000 project to supply piped water to the 2,000 population of Sungei Siput South by the State Govern- ment has been completed. Until the completion of the scheme, the residents of this village eight miles from here, draw their water supplies from wells and
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    62 11 MUAR, Tues. The Athletic and Welfare Association of the Telecoms Department will hold a social and dance at the Tanjong Club at Jalan Petne on Dec. 3 in aid of its funds. The highlights will be a beer-drinking competition and the election of "Queen
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    92 11 KUALA KANGSAR, Tues. Dato (Dr) S. Underwood, the Local Town Councillor today hit out at the Public Works Department here, for giving water bills to consumers up to a sum of $5OO, in certain cases. One of the consumers was presented with a water bill of $5OO
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      1341 13  -  TRIAL TREASON By Henry Fuller The girl in the pigtails became one of the most famous traitors of all time. Her honeyed voice became a major propaganda weapon for the Japanese. Yet her reason for becoming a traitor was not the pot of gold it was
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      127 13 Canberra. AUSTRALIA. Tues. —An Australian designed and built hydrographic survey launch is ready for delivery to Cambodia as a Colombo Plan gift from the Australian Government. The Acting Minister for External Affairs. Senator John Gorton, said the diesel-powered launch was designed for estuary and harbour survey
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      76 13 SYDNEY. Australia. Tues. The Australian Gas Light Company of Sydney has announced that it was ready to begin work on a $47,500,000 pipe line to bring natural gas 535 miles from the Victorian off-shore fields to Sydney as soons as producers guaranteed a supply. Designs had
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    Lock icon Elorde is stopped again in 14th round
    339 14 NEW YORK, Tues. (UPI) Carlos Ortix, slicing through Gabriel (Flash) Elorde's southpaw defence with monotonous regularity, finally caught the game Filipino challenger with a stinging left hook in the 14th round last night and knocked him out for the first time in his
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    389 14 NEW YORK, Tues. (UPI) Flash Elorde, fully recovered in his dressing room after his knockout at the hands of Carlos Ortix, said simply that "he clipped me" and admitted he would think about retirement. "That is a personal question and you must give me time
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    118 14 MANILA, Tues. (AFP) The entire country was shocked today by the knockout defeat suffered by the Philippines' Gabriel (Flash) Elorde in the hands of lightweight champion Carlos Ortiz in their title fight in New York on Monday night. It was the first knockout ever suffered by Elorde,
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    204 14 LOUISVILLE. Kentucky. Tues. (UPI) The Justice Department has completed its investigation of heavyweight champion Cassius Clay and paved the way for the Kentucky Selective Service Appeals Board to act on his draft deferment requests. it was learned on Monday. The Justice Department returned the Clay
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    262 14 LAS VEGAS. Nevada. Tues. (AP) Russian and French athletes may be getting an edge on U.S. competitors in the 1968 Mexico City Olympics by constantly training at high altitudes, says an American physician. Dr. Roy F Goddard of Albuquerque. New Mexico, said in
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    404 14 SINGAPORE, Tues.—The above is a photo of a race taken with photo finish equipment of the type to be used to time track events and cycling races at the sth Asian Games in Bangkok in December, 1966. The equipment was Perfected under the
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    242 14 MELBOURNE, Tucs. (AFP) Swede Ov» Bengston injured his left knee chasing o lob in the fifth gome of the first set ogoinst Australian Owen Davidson in the men s singles ot Kooyong today. They were playing on the outside court when the accidents happened. The
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    280 14 LONDON, Tues. (AFP) The Draw for the second round of the F.A. Cup was made here yesterday. It is confined to the survivors of the third division, nonleague clubs and amateur teams, the first and second division clubs not entering the fray until
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      203 14 TENDERS KENYATAAN TAWARAN J.K.R. IBU PEJABAT TAWARAN daripada Pemborong2 yang berdaftar diJ.K.R di-dalam Kelas 'BX' dan ka-atas (Head II Subhead 2) akan di-panggil tiada lama lagi untok:ERECTION AND COMPLETION OF A STANDARD OFFICE BLOCK FOR COMBINED INLAND REVENUE HEADQUARTERS AT SULEIMAN BUILDING COMPOUND, KUALA LUMPUR. Untok menyenangkan persiapan surat2 yang
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      61 14 KELAB LUMBA KUDA PERAK PERAK TURF CLUB NOVEMBER MEETING 1966 SUNDAY 27TH NOVEMBER. 1966. WEOALJJItHJONJWEEP RACE 9 Prizes For A Full $5/- Ticket Are As Follows: Special Consolation Prize for same Last 5-Digits as Ist Prize ticket ***** $5,000. Tickets ending with 0528 $l,OOO each. Tickets ending with 293 500
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    1048 15  -  By Windsor Lad SINGAPORE, Tues. Pleasant Venture did a sparkling solo on a good track here this morning when he easily breezed over three furlongs in 37-1/5 sec., striding out smoothly all the way. It was the fastest time of the day. The going
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    692 15  -  By Leslie Nakashima UPI Sport Editor MANILA, Tues. (UPI) Competition will be keen in athletics, the main event of the sth Asian Games in Bangkok but it appears hardly likely that a single new world record will be established. This is my
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    126 15 LONDON, Tues. (AP) Oscar State, secretary of the International Wcightlifting Federation (IWF). said yesterday there will be no weightlifting in the 1970 Asian Games if thev are held in Ceylon. "Ceylon is no longer a member of our Federation." State said. Ceylon and South
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    25 15 *»u u .k... nivmnir Swimminr Pool, where the Asian Games swimming events wil beheld.lt Ts kjcated In side the National SUdium complex.
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    2807 15 SATURDAY Horses Class 1: Div. 4 6 Furs. 449 KBR 772 5fl5 tins r >90 910 108 07:1 20*i 005 !>00 008 058 003 Pahlawan 6y Wisley Gardens 7y The Ginp*lander fly Malaysian Glory 7y Mr Carlo Ry Aslrol Queen fly Parakee (ty (iallanl Orfender ftv Champion
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    45 16 A brilliant header by England's inside right, Geoff Hurst, puts the second of England's five goals past Millington (leff), the Welsh goalkeeper in the recent international match between England and Wales at Wembley, London. Hurst scored two goals in England's 5-1 win.
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    274 16 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues— A rugby association under the name of the Combined Old Boys' Rugby Association (COBRA > will be formed here on Dec. 8. This has been made possible because of the initiative taken by rugby-play-ing old boys of various institutions in
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    462 16 SINGAPORE, Tues. The first part of the 10-week Yamaha Champion of Champions Bowling Tournament concluded over the weekend at Jackie's Bowl, Katong. In the Men's Open division, Terence Perreau scored a total pinfall of 1213 over a six-game series to be the
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    272 16 SINGAPORE, Tups. The Singapore Yachting Association has drawn up an hectic 15-days racing regatta for the first quarter of the 1967 season. The arrival of yachts from participating clubs at the SYC, Sungei Pandan and Tanjong Penjuru pier will start off the yachting competition. The
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    48 16 MUAR. Tues. The Muar district basketball association has appealed to the Muar district rural development committee for $35,000 to enable it to complete a basketball court. This was revealed by Enche Omar bin Haji Noor, the chairman of the Muar district rural development committee todav.
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    86 16 Casper is leader in fight PALM BEACH GARDENS. Florida. Tues. (AP) Billy Casper is far ahead of the pack in winnings on the Professional Golfers Association circuit this year with a bankroll of U*****,723 through the Cajun Classic. The PGA reported yesterday that Casper has won U*****,945 in official PGA
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    412 16 NEWMARKET, Tues. (AFP)—The soles of British bloodstock were booming here yesterday with strong internotionol competition, particularly from Japan, as Tettersalls mammoth annual December sales got under way. The sales the biggest in Europe will last until Saturday when nearly 1.500 horses will have passed through
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    146 16 MALACCA. Tue s Malacca make a strong bid to win the annual Burnley Cup football tournament which starts at Penang on Dec. 4. Mr. Edward Tan Soon Liang, the Malacca Amateur Football Association secretary said that the team was the best in the series.
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    106 16 SINGAPORE. Tues. The Engineering Group Cycling Club will be holding a Hill Climb event at 4.30 p.m. tomorrow at Bukit Gombah Hill, near Hume Heights. The event, which is the last event of the 1966 season is open to civilians and service personnel. Among
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    37 16 IPOH. Tues. A sparkkling display of badminton was seen in five exhibition games between India's Thomas Cuppers and Perak Invitation team at the St. John Ambulance Hall tonight. They were three singles and two doubles.
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    232 16 SINGAPORE, Tues. The S ingopore Amateur Sepak Raga Association intends to boost the sport in the Republic. As part of the promotional campaign the association will participate in a series of championships to be held here next year. The hon. secretary of the
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    181 16 DALLAS. Tues. (AFP"> American Negro boxer Curtis Cokes became the undisputed welterweight champion of the world in Dallas last night when he beat French champion Jean Josselin oa points over 15 rounds. Curtis already held 'he World Boxing A<sonatior crown and last nigh '<; fight was recognised
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