Eastern Sun, 4 December 1966

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    25 1 EASTERN SUN Independent National Daily SINGAPORE EDITION Estd. 1966. Vol. 1 No. 139. Sunday, December 4 1966. MC (P) 1942 KDIM 2309 Price 15 cents
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  • Article
    Lock icon PUBLIC URGED TO HELP FIGHT GRAFT IN GOVT. DEPARTMENTS
    411 1 TAPAH. Sat. The Deputy Prime Minister, Tun Abdul Razak, today called upon the public to help stamp out corruption in the Government services. Hp said heads of depart•rpnt should visit their offices regularly to find out the causes for the delaj'S
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    Lock icon Confidence in Salaries Commission
    145 1 KUALA lAMPLR. Sat. The Government industrial and manual group workers are confident the special Commission on Salaries would give their claim favourable and sympathetic consideration. This confidence is expressed in the IMG Services Staff Council Annual Report to be tabled at its 11th Delegates' Conference here
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    Lock icon Tunku observes ceremony 13,500 ft. in the air
    311 1 JESSELTON, Sat. While the Royal Malaysian Air Force "Dart Herald", piloted by Squadron Leader D. B. Bryan, was winging its way to Tawau yesterday, a fiveminute ceremony was held in the presence of a party of VlP's headed by visiting Prime Minister
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    Lock icon Fonda's moral support
    81 1 LOS ANtiELES, Sal —Actor Henry Fonda, sporting a beard for a movie role, appeared in Superior Court yesterday to lend ♦moral support' to his son. Peter. 26. being: tried for possession of marijuana. Mr. Fonda. 61, sat in the courtroom of Superior Judge Mark Rrandler with his
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    Lock icon Human waste into files
    49 1 MINNEAPOLIS. MINNESOTA, Sat. A 21-year-old youth who dumped two buckets of human waste into files of a Draft (Conscription) Board was convicted yesterday of damaging government property and obstructing draft enforcement. U.S. District Judge Gunnar H. Nordbye ordered a pre-sentence investigation for Barry M. Bondhus.
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    Lock icon THANT'S PEACE PLEDGE
    658 1  -  UNITED NATIONS, SAT. (UPI): I'll make every effort to bring peace and justice people of Vietnam' BY BRUCE W. MUNN SECRETARY GENERAL a second five-year term pledge that he will p a personal basis" to e U Thant was elected of the General Assembly contract to expire
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    Lock icon Praise for Thant
    103 1 UNITED NATIONS. Sat Philippine Ambassador Salvador P. Lopez yesterday applauded U.N Secretary General U. Thant's decision to accept a new five -year term. Mr. Lopez said he felt all the nations of south-east Asia would welcome any initiative toward peace in Vietnam that U Thant might new
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    Lock icon Secretary who loved party killed by iron bar
    449 1 HONG KONG, Sat. (UPI) A British secretary, bludgeoned to death at her residence in the fashionable Peak area of Hong Kong island, was described by her maid today as a "rather proud" woman who was making plans to get married soon. The
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    Lock icon Razak at passing-out parade
    70 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. The Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Defence, Tun Abdul Razak. will take the salute at a passing*out parade on Monday at 8 a.m. at the Siginting National Service Training Centre. Port Dickson. This is the last batch of about 600 national servicemen
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  • Article
    Lock icon 'Heartless' man gets 3 years
    578 2  -  SL LIM MENG KEE SINGAPORE, Sat. A man, described as "heartless", was sentenced to three years' imprisonment for committing a "dastardly crime" of leaving a baby girl at a railway track at about midnight on July 23, this year. The man. Toh Meng Tong, 39,
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    Lock icon TWO DEVOTED WORKERS
    80 2 r*oP APORK Sat Two wor kers attached to Ilq., FARELF, Tanglin Park, recently received testimonials for devoted service from the Army Commander, Lt.Gen. Sir Michael Carver. They are Mr. Ooi Ewe Save (top picture) who lives at Lorong 33, Geylang. He is a clerk in the Ordnance
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    Lock icon NEED FOR TECHNICAL SKILLS IN REPUBLIC
    860 2  -  *1 MARTIN LIM SINGAPORE, Sat. Singap ore's industrialisation will only succeed if technical skills are rapidly developed to man increasing number of industrial enterprises. To this end the Government has placed great emphasis oft technical training in its educational programme. This was said by
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    Lock icon Mammoth crowds at S'pore's biggest charity event of year
    549 2 SINGAPORE, Sat. What will probably be described as the biggest charity event of the year, the Christmas Fair, was opened this morning to mammoth crowds at the Victoria Memorial Hall. The Fair, which was sponsored by the Children's Charities Association of
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    Lock icon Free film shows
    142 2 SINGAPORE. Sat.—The Ministry of Culture will give free film shows at the following places from Dec. 5 to 9, all shows will start at 7.30 p.m. and short talks on current topics will be given by Field Officers during the shows: Dec. 5 at Kg. Coronation Tengah;
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    Lock icon CHRISTMAS FUND APPEALS HAVE MET 'WONDERFUL' RESPONSE
    287 2 SINGAPORE. Sat The Christmas Fund Appeals Committee has reported that the public has responded "wonderfully" to their appeals for funds this year. After only four months' campaign, the committee had raised $29,478 and more money is expected to come in as the accounts
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    Lock icon Retires after 37 years
    106 2 KCALA LIMPUR. Sat.— Mr. Tan Tiang Hock. 55, God o w n Supervisor of Nestles Kuala Lumpur Branch Office received a Retirement Certificate from the General Manager the Company. Mr. S. Renn, at lt s Centenary Dinner held in Kuala Lumpur recently. The certificate contains the
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    Lock icon 96 accidents
    20 2 SINGAPORE. Sat.—There were 96 accidents, of which one was serious during the past 24 hours. Police said today.
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    Lock icon NINE FACE CHARGE OF RIOTING
    256 2 SINGAPORE, Sat. Nine persons were chared in the First District Court todav with rioting at the Gay World Stadium on Oct. 22.'this vear. The nine were chared with causing hurt to Police officers while being in an unlawful assembly and pi" e venting the Police
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    Lock icon Fined $3,000 for having Indian hemp
    181 2 SINGAPORE. Sat. An Indonesian labourer, Tan Eng Siong. 24. was today fined $3,000 in default 12 months' imprisonment by a District Court today, for illegal possession of Indian hemp (ganja). Tan pleaded guilty to the charge of possessing the ganja, valued at $2,460. Senior
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      48 2 S'pore 2.00 p.m. National Library Stamford Road: Penyampaian Hadiah2 Tringkas Melayu, (prize giving ceremony). 4.30 p.m. National Library, Stamford Road: Peraduan Bahath. (a Malay Forum.) 7.30 p.m. National Library, Stamford Road: Peraduan Bahath (a Malay Forum) 8.00 p.m. National Theatre, Tank Road: "A-Go-Go-Show, organised by the Jolly Production.
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  • Article
    Lock icon OMAN-THE COLONIAL PROBLEM THAT NEVER WAS
    708 4  -  By KENNETH HOLROYD THE United Nations General Assembly will soon take up the question of OMAN in spite of the great weight of evidence that has been produced to them in the past to show that the Sultanate of Muscat and Oman, to give
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    Lock icon Judy Garland seeks divorce
    91 4 HOLLYWOOD. Sat. (AP) Singer Judy Garland will seek an annulment of her fourth marriage on the grounds it was never consummated. her attorney announced yesterday. Miss Garland, 44, married actor Mark Herron, 36. on Nov. 14, last year in Las Vegas. They separated five months later.
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    Lock icon Quins case hopeless
    82 4 PITTSBURGH. Sat. (UPI) Doctors said today chances were "almost hopeless" that Roni Sue, the surviving Aranson quintuplet, would live. The one pound, 11 ounce infant took a turn for the worse on Thursday when she went into a convulsion and began having difficulty breathing. A mid-morning medical
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    Lock icon PRINCESS AND PRINCES...
    68 4 JAPANESE Imperial Household Agency released this picture of Prince Aya and his family on Prince Ava's first birthday. Prince Aya (centre) cheerfully plays at bibs with his elder brother Prince Iliro (right) and his mother. Crown Princess Michiko (left), at their Togu Palace in Tokyo. Prince Aya
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    Lock icon PANAM'S worldwide strike averted
    111 4 NEW YORK. Sat. (UPI) The President of the Transport Workers Union (TWU) announced yesterday that a tentative agreement has been reached with Pan American World Airways, averting a threatened worldwide strike by 30.000 TWU members. Mr. Matthew Guin a n. international president of the TWU. said
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    Lock icon S'pore base not for aggression
    152 4 UNITED NATIONS. Sat. (UPI) Singapore told the United Nations in political committee yesterday that the British base in Singapore would never be permitted to be a springboard for aggression and would be eliminated whenever "a reliable alternative is available." Dr. Wong Lin Ken. chairman of
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    Lock icon Brief news from Summit-atsea
    253 4 Brief news from Summit-at-sea GIBRALTAR, Sat. (UPI) BRITISH PRIME MINISTER Harold Wilson and Rhodesian Prime Minister lan Smith strived for a settlement of the rebel colony's future yesterday isolated from outside pressures aboard a cruising warship It was a last-ditch attempt to keep the longstanding dispute out of the United
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    Lock icon Floods again in Italy
    160 4 ROME. Sat. (AP) Alarm spread through North-Central Italy last night as rain-swollen rivers unleashed the most extensive flooding since the flood disaster of one month ago. Local prefects and Army commanders mobilised hundreds of soldiers, policemen and volunteers to evacuate flood-endangered residents if necessary, and reinforce
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    Lock icon Poor little rich girl loses 7th husband
    374 4 TANGIER, Morocco. Sat. (l"PI). Barbara Hutton. the 'poor little rich girl' who sought happiness in marriage seven times, has separated from her seventh husband and will divorce him in Mexico, friends said yesterday. There was no direct confirmation from the 54-year-old Woolworth dime
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    Lock icon Painting sold for $522,000
    47 4 LONDON. Sat. CAP) Claude Monet's painting of Rouen Cathedral was auctioned yesterday for 58.000 guineas (M $522,000) It was bought at Christie's ®y a dealer for a reported anonymous American collector. Signed and dated 1804. the painting is 42 inches by 29 inches.
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    Lock icon 10,900 men to be drafted
    223 4 WASHINGTON, Sat. (UPI) The Defence Department announred yesterday the lowest monthly draft call In nearly two years. The February quota was cut to provide training facilities for 150.000 new reserve and national guard enlistees in the first half of 1967. The Pentagon said the draft
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    Lock icon WHEN SUGAR TURNS BITTER...
    161 4 MANILA. Sat Xht proud sugar baron* of th* Philippines finally ha,j to swallow a bitter pill With some reluctaiu> an-j perhaps even embarrass, ment, they decided this week that the Philippj was left with no other a|. ternative but to import sugar. The immediate reaction o!
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    Lock icon All this shooting for nothing
    242 4 IRONTON. Ohio. Sat. (UPI) Four prisoners shot their way out of the century-old Lawrence County Jail yesterday, killing a police chief, wounding his assistant and taking three deputy sheriffs hostage in an abortive bid for freedom The suspected leader of the breakout, wounded along with
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    Lock icon King Hussein attacks Syria and Egypt
    238 4 AMMAN, Jordan. Sat. King Hussein of Jordan yesterday night launched a bitter attack on neighbouring Syria and Egypt charging them with attempting to undermine Jordan's existence. Without mentioning names, King Hussein said. "Certain Arab revolutionist socialist countries' wanted to see him removed and destroyed
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    Lock icon Laugh, let laugh and help laugh
    2034 5  -  THE LAUGHING By C. S. Wong It is William HazUtt who said that man is the only animal that laughs and weeps, for human life is composed of these two emotions. Life is a tragedy or a comedy sad or merry, as it happens.
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    Lock icon THE ASIAN HIGHWAY
    1220 5  -  by WILLIAM TANZER A FAMILY car, money and time that's all you need and you can set out to-day on an Asian Highway trip over a distance of some 8,000 km all the way from the Turkish border at Bazargan to Dacca in East Pakistan. The journey
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      303 5 THE I zs Too late qurrsitAcrs men try to SMOTHER THE POWPER TRAIL TUT. 'CABBTT6* SCUKKi SOUTHWARD anp every teea arounp will Bt ON OUR NECKS' NE POWT MAKE TME PALACE BEFORE THEY GORDON THE ARE*. WE'RE fiUNK.' 1 i? a U* a«3 M J 0 3* are M s
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      153 6 a runny nose is no joke! Every time your runny nose makes you sneeze someone else may catch your cold. That*s no joke. And a runny nose gets red and sore. That hurts. Don't suffer. Don't let other people suffer from your cold. Control it, right from the •tart, with
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      143 6 THIS WILL BE THE > LAST TEST YOU HAVE TO TAKE, MR FLINTSTONE... ITS THE PRACTICAL t EXAMINATION.. J LET'S SEE...THIS > ONE GOES HERE... AMP THIS ONE GOES HERE...HMMM... r. 6 fZfe it 4 a i M 8 4 r« id ip JL m a 4 V tK ■r
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  • Article
    Lock icon WOULD ASA TICK?
    386 8 rpHE members of the Association of the Southeast Asia should deal with first things first, and should not allow projects to bog down through trying to deal with too many matters at once. The conferences that are held from time to time should deal with specific projects
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    Lock icon HEAD SHAVING
    347 8 J] 1 HE military in Jakarta can do certain things which the authorities in this country cannot do. Recently the soldiers in that city shaved off the long locks from the heads of young men who were trying to imitate the Beatles' hair-do. Long hair for young Indonesians
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    Lock icon Learning to manage science and engineering resources
    934 8  -  CTrapEßsim WIVEKS* By James E. Webb, By James E. Webb, Administrator National Aeronautics and Space Administration IN THE quiet confines of the laboratories across our nation, scientists and engineers have been uncovering new facts, new techniques, and new materials that will ultimately affect
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    Lock icon Too many people not enough food
    977 8  -  Br. Louis Halaza UNITED NATIONS statistical data shows that the population in the developing areas of the world continues to increase relentlessly. At the same time food production in the same areas is still lagging behind, according to Dr. B.R. Sen, Director General of
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  • COMMERCIAL & INDUSRTRIAL
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      Lock icon Special power tool kit
      210 9 SINGAPORE. Sat. A special power tool kit for the home handyman has proved so popular that extra supplies have been rushed to Singapore by air. One crate-full of kit, known as the Special No. 2 Kit. wa s air-freighted this week from the Melbourne, Australia factory
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      Lock icon STOCK MARKET PRICES STEADY
      373 9 SINGAPORE. Sat. The Stock Market was again quiet. Prices were steady throughout the day. Dealings were mainly on leading counters Gammon was still ruled ♦he biggest turnover of 229,000 units but prices were maintained at $1.44 and $1.43 Central Sugars showed a slight improvement with .Hisiness
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      Lock icon NY stock market slightly lower
      132 9 NEW YORK. Sat. (UPI) The Stock Market finished slightly lower in rather lackluster trading yesterday for the fifth time this week. The market opened lower, niade some progress during the first hour, but remained stagnant after that with the exception of some glamour issues. Market
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      Lock icon Gold reserves on the increase
      35 9 LONDON. Sat. (AP) Britain's gold and convertible currency reserves rose by €23 million $64.4 mililon in November and now stand at 1,172 milion pounds (US 1,600,000) the Treasury has announced.
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      Lock icon Tin steady
      28 9 LONDON, Sat. (UPI) "in held steady this afternoon. Turnover 435 tons. Spot buyers 1208 sellers 1-9 business nil. 3-months buyers 1208 sellers 1209 business 1208 1209-1/2.
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      Lock icon First S.E. Asia agricultural conference for Tokyo
      192 9 TOKYO, Sat. (AP). The Southeast Asian Agricultural Development Conference, the first of its kind in Asia, will meet for three days in Tokyo on Dec. 6-8 to discuss regional cooperation in agriculture. Nine countries including host Japan and three observers will participate in
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      Lock icon London rubber steady
      82 9 LONDON, Sat. (UPI) The rubber market closed steady quiet with spot 18-5/8 18-7/8 SETTLEMENT HOUSE Jan 18-7/8 19 Feb 19 19-1/8 March 19-3/16 19-3/8 Jan/March 19 19-1/8 April /June 19-5/8 19-3/4 July/Sept 19-15/16 20-1/6 Oct Dec 20 20-1/8 Jan/March 20-1/16 20-3/16 April/June and July/Sept 20-1/8 20-3/16 Oct/Dec
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      Lock icon PI studying emergency measures
      119 9 MANILA. Sat. (UPI) The Philippines is studying emergency measures to cope with a forecast sugar shortage next year which might upset the country's export commitments, a Presidential press spokesman said today. Manila newspapers reported today that the Philippines was considering the unprecedented step of importing sugar
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      Lock icon Rubber market follows same pattern
      362 9 SINGAPORE, Sat. This week's market followed a pattern very similar to that of last week, says Holiday. Cutler. Bath Co. Ltd. in their market report. The opening stages showed a steadier tendency with better enquiry from the trade and covering by speculators. This accompanied encouraging
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      Lock icon Minister for trade talks
      190 9 BRUSSELS. Sat. (AP). Turkish Foreign Minister, Mr. Ishan S. Cagayangil arrived here for a one-day meeting with ministers of the Common Market countries next Wednesday. The meeting will approve higher low-duty exports of Turkey's tobaccos, dried raisins, figs, and nuts. Another subject to be discussed is
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      Lock icon MOVE TO LIMIT STEEL EXPORTS
      185 9 STOCKHOLM, Sat. In a report on activities during the first eight months of the year Uddenolm states that sales in the steel sector were up Kr. 20 million or 8 per cent, on the same period last year. Turnover in the other two sectors was
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      Lock icon BANK RATES
      54 9 SINGAPORE. Sat. Association of Banks in Malaysia made the following changes in its rates to merchants today were: CANADA: Buying T.T. 35-7/16; Airmail O.D. 35-9/ 16; 90 d/st. 36-1/8 credit bills; 36-3/16 trade bills. SELLING T.T./O.D ready were: Canada 35-1/16; Holland Guilders 117-3/8; Belgian Francs 1617; French Francs
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      Lock icon Japan among world's car producing nations
      138 9 TOKYO. Sat.. (AFP) Japan is very likely to take third place this year among the world's car-producing nations, according to officials of the Japanese Toyota Motor Sales Company Limited, today. Officials of the company released figures showing that Japan had moved ahead of the
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      Lock icon Bright prospects for US tobacco Exports
      279 9 WASHINGTON, Sat. (AFP). —A good year is in prospect for U.S. tobacco exports, reports the US. Department of Agriculture. For fiscal 1967, exports are expected to rise to about 560 million lbs. up nearly one fifth from the 472 million shipped abroad in the
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      Lock icon NEW YORK RUBBER
      52 9 NEW YORK. Sat. (UPI)— Rubber futures closed ten points higher overall yesterday. No sales. Jan 67 22.30 22.90 March 22.60 23.10 May 22.60 23.10 July 22.60 23.10 Sept. x 22.60 23.10 Nov. 22.60 23.10 Jan. '6B 22.60 23.10 Locally spot No. 1 RSS. 22 i cents per
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      Lock icon Tin price
      16 9 SINGAPORE, Sat. The tin price for today was $606.25 per picul, down 75 cents.
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      Lock icon STOCK EXCKANGE—MALAYSIA, S'PORE
      403 9 INDUSTRIAL B. Bou«tead 1.50 Cfntril fintart .98 C T.R Or(1« \D 47/9 Chemical Co 1 *0 1 61 rolrt Storage roR 2.99 Dunlop R 2.63 2 64 F.. Snifltlni 4.01 4.08 f««n (Irrt*. 2.9; 2.99 Fltzpatrlck* 1.55 F. A X. Ord*. 3.31 3.36 < in inmon 1.4.1
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      Lock icon UNIT TRUSTS
      40 9 OI«n«t+r** prl r*% > rimi M.ihtun tin i *«*cond Third Milium*o 1.10 1.5 i.or. t 1 OMnnnru JM M MmI. fund Mrrllm 1.18 1:1 •IMMM'HlltV 1 limit Konf... SHI .111.1 II....a L 1 00 A 10 C*Hnnt kimg Currency)
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      Lock icon PRODUCE
      113 9 SINGAPORE. sat. SlnzhPorf Chinese Produrf Exchange noon price* today were. Buyer* Sellm Coconut oil (fOHi Bulk 41.110 Coronal oil K»B > Drum* 4tM Lonvr i»prj| Mixed No\ Dec. 26JMI Sugar (Java) rVKOdown 26.39 Nutmeg* 11 Ov 4M5.00 Nntinrto H 235.00 UnrliN l.nmpong Black Pepper i1 OB) 120 00 Pepper
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      Lock icon Hong Kong quotations
      35 9 HONG KONG, Sat. (UPI). Money quotations: HK55.***** per U.S. dollar for cash HK $5.7512 per U.S. dollar for T/T HK515.99 per pound sterling HK5256.75 R T HK $266.75 per Tael of gold.
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      Lock icon Trade pact
      33 9 COLOMBO. Sat. (AFP). Ceylon and Peoples China will sign a new barter trade pact here today under which China buys 48.000 pounds weight of rubber and sells 200,000 tons of rice.
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      Lock icon SHIPPING MOVEMENTS
      181 9 SINGAPORE. Sat. The following ships are expected to be in port today:Godowns Vessels 3/4 Benrinnes 5 Kin Yung 6/7 Thorscape B'9 Benmhor 10/11 Hongkong Producer 13/14 Calchas 15/16 Sargodha 18 Port Louis Maru 19 Sir Lancelot 21/22 Kanryu Maru 23/24 Kana Maru No. 1 27/28 Varild 29/30 Tjimanuk
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      Lock icon AIR MOVEMENTS-S'PORE. K. LUMPUR
      692 9 ARRIVALS IN SINGAPORE Time 8."»0 a.m. Airline JAL 712 from Jakarta. Time 10.V, am. Airline MAL 005 from IVnang. ipoh, K. Lumpur, Malacca. Time 10.30 a.m. Airline MAL 451 from kurliing. Time 2.50 p.in. Airline MAL 04.1 from Kota Bahru, Kuala Lumpur. Time 3.30 p.m. Airline
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  • WOMEN'S PAGE
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      Lock icon Luxury gimmick for the swim pool
      213 10 SINGAPORE, Sat The latest luxury gimmick from the United States manifests itself in the form of an inner-tube Paisley designed with a hard top platform Strictly a beach equipment. The Americans call it the latest means of travelling about the backyard swimming pool, without
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      Lock icon Balmain likes graceful, charming ladies
      262 10 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. For a world renowned fashion designer, like Monsieur Pierre Balmain of Paris, what is his dream woman like? Save for his brief visit here to design the Malaysian Airways hostesses' new uniform. his admirers know of his likes, dislikes and his feelings
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      Lock icon DRESS DESIGNERS TO PUT ON UNIQUE FASHION SHOW
      719 10 KUALA LUMPUR, Saturday. Kuala Lumpur residents are in for a treat.. given by six top trend setters in town the first of such in the local history of fashion. PROGRAMME: A fashion show of 30 dresses, all made from M.A.R.A. fobric (batik,
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      Lock icon Here's how to make lovely earrings for X'mas
      288 10 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. Have you ever tried making your nun ear-rings? It Is not difficult with a little patience and besides, it is fun. For the coming Christmas season, nothing is more appropriate than using 'remains' of Christmas decorations. If you can
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      Lock icon Times are harder during rainy weather
      198 10 KUALA LUMPUR It is usually a problem kipping your children tm when it Dour* from fnorninc to evening for on end. Many mothers complain, ed that they have a hard time, keeping a close watch on their children lest th*T mould sneak out and
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  • Page 10 Miscellaneous
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      29 10 r m T x. r v V 5* 55 Sail t o IJuO "foa MAX CAL.V ME SNLWE Art*Al> ViUEH PEOPLE AROUND t BUT AV.ONE \OU MUST CAU. Mi
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      363 10 OACL f CAPRICORN Dec. 23-Jan. 20 Christmas around the corner you could do a lot of good for peoJl pie around you in your j! own quiet way. Get out J of the rut. A good period f to travel. AQUARIUS Jan. 21-Feb. 19 JJ SE your wisdom to foster
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  • POPPING AROUND
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      172 12 PLATTER PETE'S 1966 POP POLL VOTE NOW! YES! For the very first time In any newspaper, magazine or radio programme in Singapore and Malaysia, an OFFICIAL Fop Foil is held! Long have many wondered who the most popular pop groups and artistes in thi* country are. Well, soon. Platter Pete's
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  • THE NEW FILMS
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      Lock icon More fun than action in 'Texas Across The River'
      394 13  -  By: MERVYN NICHOLAS SINGAPORE, Sat. Remember Maria Montex. The beautiful actress of the eorly 50s who committed suicide during the height of her career? No! Then let me take you back to the days when films like Ali Baba and The
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      Lock icon Studio gossip
      109 13 CAMILLA SPARV has completed her co-starring role in Columbia's "Murderers' Row" and has left for New York. She will take part in extensive promotion there for "Dead Heat On A Merry-Go-Round." a Columbia release, in which she costars with James Coburn. Dean Martin. Ann-Margret and Karl Maiden head
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      Lock icon Faunal Utopia for 'Doctor Dolittle'
      619 13 If OLL YWOOP. Sat. It may be too much to expect that Hollywood could realise the Old Testament prophecy of an era of righteousness, but some of its elements are represented in a new motion picture. "Doctor Dolittle", now being filmed by APJAC Productions. On
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      Lock icon Japanese stars on location in Singapore
      229 13 SINGAPORE. Sat.—Six-teen-year old KOARU YUM I and YUKIO HASHI. two of the most up-and-coming stars in Japan are now in Singapore starring in the film "Night In Singapore" produced by the Shochiku Films of Japan. They will be on location both in Singapore and
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    529 14 LOUISVILLE, Kentucky, Sat. (AFP) American light-heavyweight Roger Rouse is boxer of the month, the World Boxing Association announced here yesterday. Rouse is number one challenger in W.B.A. ratings to world champion Jose Torres, of Puerto Rico. Here are three ratings (all American except
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    239 14 SINGAPORE, Sat. The Full Bore Section of the Singapore Rifle Association will hold the "End of Season" shoot on Dec. 18 to round off another successful shooting season in Singapore. Competitors will compete for the "Loke Yung Fun" Challenge Trophy. Mr. Lim Keng Wah,
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    174 14 SEREMBAN, Sat. Negri Sembilan will lose one of their mainstay in the State cricket team with the transfer of Mr. Pravin Patel to Selangor. He is attached to the Incoma Tax Department. Mr. Patel a left arm spinner has been a regular member of the
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    77 14 SEREMBAN. Sat Negri Sembilan Police Sports Club will hold its first Annual Billiard "Finals" Tournament here tomorrow commencing at 9 a.m. at the Seremban Police Club. Teams from Seremban, Tampin, Kuala Pilah, Bahau, Port Dickson. Jelebu. Police Field Force from Ampangan and Contingent Police
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    72 14 ORIENT featherweight champion, Mitsunori Seki of Japan (right) knocks out Orlando Medina of Philippines in one minute and 12 seconds in the 2nd round of their scheduled of 12-round bout at the Tokyo's Korakuen Hall recently to retain his title for the 10th time. Japan's Orient featherweight
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    246 14 CARACAS. Sat. (UPI) Johnny Jamito of the Philippines yesterday signed a contract with Pedro Gomez for their 10-round featherweight bout tomorrow night. Jamito, who lost a split decision to Gomez last month said, "I'm sure 'l'm going to win, else I wouldn't have accepted
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    66 14 MALACCA, Fri.—Malacca are favourites to beat Negri Sembilan in their annual inter-State tennis match for the Lim Cheng Siong Cup on Sunday at Tampin. Malacca the holders of the trophy has picked the following for the match:- Dr. K. Dharmaratnam. Dr. Sinthamoney, John Austin, Peter Sharp, Abdullah
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    283 14 NASSAU, Bahamas, Sot (AP) Young Jochem Rindt led o team of Austrian drivers in a sweep of the first three places yesterday in a 112-mile race for Formular V cars in Nassau's International Speedweeks pro- gramme. Rindt, 24-year-old star of the international
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    96 14 It's 'ye s' now after uncertainty NEW DELHI. India, Sat. (AP). —India's Finance Ministry yesterday announced it would after all sanction sufficient foreign exchange for a full 104-member Indian contingent to enter the Asian Games at Bangkok. There was no immediate word from the Indian Olympic Association whether they would
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    19 14 LONDON, Sat. (UPI) Tonight's rugby league football results: Castleford 25 Sthelen s 7 Rochdale 4 Salford 17.
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    301 14 SINGAPORE, Sat.— The purpose of training junior footballers is to bring out the best in young players capable of developing their physical and mental qualities to the top grade so that their soccer "craftsmanship" attains the highest possible level, technically and tactically, and who
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    59 14 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. The Malaysian Rugby Union will go on a 10-day tour to Thailand beginning from Dec. 19. This was discloaed by the secretary of the MRU, Mr. Tan Chin Guan, to Sunsport. He said, during the team's stay in Bangkok, the players would
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    380 14 SINGAPORE, Sot. State hockey player, Lenny Nonis, who side-stepped severol top hockey motehes over the post three months, today came out to explain the reason: "I hove been medicolly advised to take it eosy because of a torn tissue just
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    158 14 MALACCA, Sat. Capt. Reginald Sutton won the annual Australian Army golf championships held at the Ayer Keroh Country Club here. Capt Sutton is attached to the 4th Battalion, Royal Australian Regt. (Malacca). Forty eight competitors from Malacca. Singapore and Butterworth took part In the
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    96 14 TAIPING, Sat. The President of the Sessions Court, Wan Yahaya bin Pawanteh, was unanimously elected to head the Taiping Badminton Association at it's general meeting here recently. Enche Azmeer bin Rashid and Mr. Lee Soo were elected vice-presidents with Mr. M. Suppiah and
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    183 14 Million pension plan for baseball PITTSBURGH, Sat. (UPI) A new pension plan financed by an annual contribution of US $4.1 million a year has been agreed to for players, managers and coaches under a new system outlined by Baseball Commissioner William D. Eckert. The multi-million dollar financing will be derived
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    150 14 MUAR. Sat.—The chairman of the Johore Sepak Raga Association. Enche Engku Mohsmed Salleh, who is also the District Officer of Batu Pahat, today said that Johore was expected to capture the Malaysian sepak raga title for the Enche Mohamed Khir Johari challenge trophy. He
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    52 14 SELAMA. Sat. In the annual table-tennis and badminton matches between the staff and the pupils of the Chi Sheng Secondary School played here yesterday. Pupils beat The Staff in both these matches. The pupils won 4-1 in the table-tennis while in the badminton they woo by
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    1581 15  -  Stablemate Lord Jim the main threat The going is YIELDING Bv WINDSOR LAD SINGAPORE, Sun. Kuala Lumpur trainer .Mickey Donnelly holds a strong hand in the six furlongs race lor Class 1, Div. 1 (Race 8) horses at Bukit Timah this afternoon, second day
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    22 15 WINDSOR LAD: Wonder Lamp Toowoomba Jolly Scout GOLDEN SVN Sunray K. DticheȤ Viva Ipoh ADELINE: Lord Jim Peninjau Mandarin
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    1763 15 Ra IM 1: S pore Yearling Schema Dlv. 1 —6 Furs. X.00 P.M. 1 Villa 2v 9 00 "Brwlang Stable" Sullivan r y 4. 5 6. 7. 1. a 1 Evermore 2 Pinto 2 Paulv Pike 2y 2y 2> 2> 2> 2y 2y 2v 8.12 8 11
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    142 15 WINDSOR LAD GOLDEN SUN ADELINE Race 1. V1LLE Evermore S. Flush STR. FLUSH VUle Pinto STR. FLUSH Mile Honey Dear Race 2. P. MISSILE Kebir Tony Bob TONY BOB Osceola Fast Lord PENINJAU Fast Lord C. Master Race 3. W. LAMP Sea Pip Viva Ipoh VIVA IPOH Sea Pip
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    2221 15  -  By WINDSOR LAD SINGAPORE, Sat. Cocaine, well ridden by Sonny Lim. put up a smart performance when he took the mile race for Class Five horses (Race 7) at Bukit Timah this afternoon, opening dav of the Singapore Turf Club's December meeting. Cocaine
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      117 15 BIG SWEEP TOTAL POOL: $81,280.00 FIRST PRIZE No. *****5 $35,546.00 SECOND PRIZE No. *****5 510.156.00 THIRI) PRIZE No. *****5 5.078.00 STARTERS ($1,000.00 each); Nos. *****4 *****7 *****8 *****9 *****0 *****4 *****3 *****9 *****6 *****4 *****4 *****0 *****9 CONSOLATION PRIZES ($750 00 each): Nos. *****1 *****8 *****2 *****9 *****8 *****8 *****2
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    56 16 A magnificent backshot by Schalke forward Herrmann (right) in the West German League Game against the winners of the European Cup, Borussia Dortmund. The startled forward Trfmhold quickly moves his head out of the way. The tussle of the two most successful Westphalian football clubs ended with a
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    200 16 HONOLULU. Sat. (UPI)— Ten of America's greatest amateur athletes —including world mile record holder Jim Ryun of Kansas —were nominated yesterday for the Sullivan Award by the Amateur Athletic Union (AAU). The award goes each year to the amateur athlete who has made the
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    22 16 -SINGAPORE. Sat. The Slglap Open Badminton Championship Tournament will be held at Telok Kurau Secondary School tomorrow at 10.00 a.m.
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    339 16 SEREMBAN, Sat. Negri Sembilan Club will be having a "closed tennis championship" for the first time in postwar years here next month. Mr. M. F. Yogaratnam the newly elected tennis member for the N.S. Club told Sunsport: "We are the only club in
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    118 16 MELBOURNE. Sat. (AFP) —lt will be same old team to take to the court when Australia faces up to yet another Davis Cup challenge round here on 26. Those picked are Roy Emerson, Fred Stolle. John Newcombe, Tony Roche. Owen Davidson and Bill Bowrey. The only
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    102 16 SEOUL, Sat (AP).—A 2.6kilogram silver cup is on the way to Bangkok which will be presented to a man who made the most outstanding contribution to the development of Asian sports. South Korea is donating the 55ft-dollar worth cup to the Asian Games Federation
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    184 16 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat.— The Primp Minister. Tunku Abciul Rahman, has called on football fans to turn up and see the "cream of young Malaysian Footballers" in action during the Sixth Burnley Cup competition. "These young men are the future players of our national teams,
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    86 16 CALCUTTA. Sat. (UPI).— India and Brazil tied 1-1 at the close of two singles matches in the opening day of play in the Davis Cup zonal final before a crowd of 6.000 at the Calcutta South Club. In the opening match Brazil's Thomas
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    340 16 RIO DE JANERIO, Sat. (AP) Pele's explusion from the first game of the Brazil Cup finals in Belo Horixonte on Wednesday was not the first time the super star has been sent off in his own country. When Armando Marques sent him off at 31
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    144 16 PENANG. Sat. Choong Chong Hin of Penang won the middleweight class in the 4th Malaysian Judo Championships during the morning session held at the Han Chiang High School Indor Stadium today. Choong beat two other contestants in his class to win the title in a
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    210 16 SINGAPORE, Sat. —The Minister for Culture and Social Affairs, Enche Othmon Wok said here to-night that the immediate aim of the Singapore Badminton Association must be to compaign support for its plans to improve the standard of badminton in the Re- public. The Minister said that
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    267 16 SINGAPORE. Sat. One of Singapore's top referees Enche Harun Angullia will leave here tomorrow to attend the FIFA Referee's Conference to be held during the sth Asian Games at Bangkok. The FIFA Referee's Conference is organised by the Asian Football Congress. Enche Harun
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    117 16 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat.— The Malaysian Rugby Union held its first two-day trials for the Bangkok tour, at the lV*i*>def grounds here this evening. Out of the 48 nationals invited, 30 played today. The trials will continue tomorrow at the same time and place. Today's 30
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    94 16 MELBOURNE, Sat. (AFP) —Today's results in the Victorian Open Tennis Championships were as follows. Mixed doubles: C. Davidson (Vic) —Miss L. Turner (NSW) bt. L. Lumsden (Jamaica) —Miss G. Sherriff (NSW) 6/1. 6/2. A. Roche (NSW) —Miss J. Tegart (Vic) bt. C De Groenckel (Belg.)—Miss F. Durr
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      61 16 TIME AND TIDE Penang: 3.48 a.m. (7.4 ft.), 5.54 p.m. (5.9 ft.). Port Swettenham: 9.08 a.m. (11.1 ft.), 10.13 p.m. (11.8 ft.). Port Dickson: 10.23 a.m. (7.3 ft), 10.45 p.m. (7.6 ft). Singapore: 3.40 a.m. (7.8 ft), 2.16 p.m. (9 ft.). Sedili Kechil: 2.31 a.m. (8.2 ft), 12.22 p.m. (6.4
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