Eastern Sun, 15 December 1966

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    25 1 EASTERN SUN Independent National Daily SINGAPORE EDITION Estd. 1966. Vol. 1 No. 150. Thursday* December 15 1966. MC (P) 1942 KDN 2309 Price 15 cents
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    Lock icon Read Red China's N-power
    159 1 Very little is known about Red China's activities in the fields of nuclear and atomic energy. And. the scientists, the men who work in its laboratories, are even less known. Who are these scientists? Where do they cnme from? Where did they first learn to make
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    Lock icon Allegations denied
    134 1 KUCHING, Wed. —The Sarawak Government today denied in the Council Negri that two senior British expatriate officers had been sent away and their posts Borneanised because they would not support the ruling Alliance Party. The Council was debating I Supplementary Supply &11 for this year, in which provision
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    Lock icon SABAH ELECTIONS: APRIL
    508 1 'Polls machinery well geared for holding them at an SABAH'S first direct general elections date is set for April 30, next year, if was reported here today. The English language Kinabalu Times quoted "a top-ranking elections would be held on that day and nomination 30, Meanwhile, the
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    Lock icon BRITAIN CRITICISED
    57 1 UNITED NATIONS. Wed. Britain was criticised in the General Assembly yesterday for not proposing more forceful means to bring down the rebel regime of Prime Minister lan Smith in Rhodesia. Albania. United Arab Republic. and Liberia, in a debate on colonialism, charged that selective sanctions againt Rhodesian exports
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    Lock icon These two girls are aiming to win the women's teams and masters event in the Second Open Bowling Championships at Jackie's Bowl in Kuala Lumpur. The championships begin today. On the left is Dianne Ng. captain of the "Lady Saints" from Ipoh and team mate Helen Wong, the Ipoh women's masters champion.
    55 1 These two girls are aiming to win the women's teams and masters event in the Second Open Bowling Championships at Jackie's Bowl in Kuala Lumpur. The championships begin today. On the left is Dianne Ng. captain of the "Lady Saints" from Ipoh and team mate Helen Wong, the Ipoh women's
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    Lock icon Daring daylight raids on Hanoi
    229 1 SAIGON, Wed. American fighters fought their way through heavy ground fire and missile-firinq Communist MIG challengers to bracket Hanoi with bombs in a series of daring daylight strikes, a military spokesman said today. One American plane was shot down and the pilot was missing. The
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      331 1 NOTHING MATCHES BORON Mk.II <sj Supplementary Supply for this year, in which nsion was made for *e than MS150.000 com--ation for unforeseen neanisation posts, r. Stephen Yong of the osition Sarawak Uhited pie's Party alleged that two expatriate officers, nrr S ate Secretary Dato T. Shaw and former tncial Secretary
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  • Article
    Lock icon Nightclub programmes scrutinised by police
    264 2 SINGAPORE, Wed. Parliament was assured today that nightclub entertainment programmes were scrutinised by the Police before they were performed before the public. Madam Chan Choy Siong. the MP. for Delta, wanted to know the number of nightclubs in Singapore as on Dec. 1. 1966. She
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    Lock icon CONSTRUCTION OF BUILDINGS PROBE STILL ON
    307 2 SINGAPORE. Med. The Minister for Law and National Development. Mr. E. W. Barker, told Parliament today that investigations into alleged malpractices In building construction carried out for the Housing and Development Board were expected to be completed soon. He said this when replying to
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    Lock icon JURONG FLATS: E.D.B. POLICY
    440 2 SINGAPORE.. Wed It is the policy of the Economic Development Board to encourage as many many workers as possible In the Jurong Industrial Complex to stay in the flats at the estate. This was stated in Parliament today by the Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for
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    Lock icon M. P. flays Govt.
    701 2  -  FOR ALLEGED FLOUTING OF AGREEMENTS WITH WORKERS S'pore Parliament: REPORTS BY PETER LOKE, MARTIN LIM, JOHN HAM SINGAPORE, Wed. The Member of Parliament for Bras Basah. Mr. Ho See Beng, today hit out at the Government for allegedly flouting its past agreements and assurances it had
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    Lock icon Employment Insurance Scheme suggested
    237 2 SINGAPORE, Wed The Member of Parliament for Telok Blangah, Mr. Bernard Rodrigues, today suggested the setting up of a National Employment Insurance Scheme far the workers in the Republic. He was speaking during the debate on the Finance Minister's 1967 budget. He ssid that though he
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    Lock icon Govt.'s 1967 financial policy approved
    707 2 SINGAPORE. Wed. Parliament today unanimously approved the financial policv of the Govern* ment for 1967 as outlined in the Finance Minister's Budget Statement. Throughout the entire four-hour long debate, backbenchers gave support to the Government'! financial policy. The only criticism came from Members of Parliament
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    Lock icon MORE S'PORE GOODS FINDING MARKETS IN AFRICA
    297 2 SINGAPORE, Wed. An increasing amount and variety of locally manufactured goods are hndin markets in Africa, Parliament was told today. The assurance came from Mr. S. Ramasvamv, Par. liamentary Secretary to the Minister for Finance, when he answered a question submitted by Mr.
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    Lock icon A.E.B's prize-giving today
    76 2 SINGAPORE Wed. The Adult Education Board will hold a prize-giving ceremony tomorrow, at the Cultural Centre, to award prizes to winners of the various National Language contests, organised by the Board in conjunction with the National Language month this year. More than 500 contestants responded to the
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    Lock icon Presentation of gifts
    51 2 SINGAPORE. Wed The Parliamentary Secretary to the Health Ministry, Mr. S.a Kah Hui. will present gifts to the children at St. Andrew's Orthopaedic Hospital on Sunday at 10 a.m. His visit to the hospital has been by the Education Ministry Recreation Club as part of its charity
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      65 2 S'pore Diary 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. Victoria Memorial Hall. Empress Place: "Book Exhibition". 6.30 p.m. Victoria Theatre. Empress Place: "Toad of Toad Hall** Pantomime. Organised by the Stage Club. 7.30 p.m. Free film shows by the Ministry of Culture: Kampong Dunearn Road: Pin Ghee High School, Kampong Chai Chee;
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    Lock icon Appointed Managing Director
    63 3 SINGAPORE. Wed. A local man has been appointee the Managing Director and Deputy Chairman of the He er.e Curtis International c: Chicago and Kailey Associates Ltd., here. He is Mr. Lie Kim Gwan, a graduate of Edinburg University. The plant that was commenced in November would be
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    Lock icon Ten held in police raids
    153 3 2 MISSING MICYCLES FOUND SINGAPORE, Wed. Police early this morning detained 10 persons in a series of raids carried out in the Paya Lebar area. They also recovered two stolen motor-cycles which are believed to have been used in a series of snatch thefts in
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    Lock icon Reminder to land owners, lessees of State Land
    167 3 SINGAPORE. Wed. Land owners and lessees of State land are reminded to pay their 1967 annual or quit rents in January, next year. A Land Office Notice issued today said these rents are payable in advance and without demand. The notice added
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    Lock icon Giam wins Bartleyans' chess title
    125 3 SINGAPORE, Wed. The Old Bartleyan's Association Open Chess Championship for 1966 played on Saturdays between Oct. 22 to Nov. 26 was won Mr. Giam Choo Kwee. Mr. Giam won 'the championship with a total of six points followed by Mr. Gopinath Menon with five points
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    Lock icon Student 'goodwill envoys' leave for Thai capital
    143 3 SINGAPORE. Wed. Two student "goodwill ambassadors" left this morning for Bangkok for ten days to promote "goodwill and better understanding" between the two countries. The two are Miss Olive Oh Ai Lin. 16, and Mr. Low Kia Yock. 18. who are both taking
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    Lock icon Appeal against sentence dismissed
    113 3 SINGAPORE. Wed. A man who appealed against what he claimed was a M harsh sentence" imposed on him bv a lower Court for housebreaking appealed to Chief Justice Mr. Wee Chong Jin to give him a chance since he had decided to turn over a new
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    Lock icon REGISTRATION FOR V-CORPS
    45 3 SINGAPORE. Wed. The Cairnhill Constituency will be registering members for the Vigilante Corps, beginning from tomorrow (Dec. 15) till Dec. 24 from 8 p.m to 10 p.m. Those who are interested are requested to call at 51, Cavanagh Road for registration forms.
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    Lock icon Woman, 73, dies in mishap
    46 3 SINGAPORE, Wed. A 73-year-old woman, Leong See, was killed when a motor-cycle collided into her at Pesiaran Keliling off Pa y a Lebar Road, yesterday. Eye-witnesses are asked to contact Inspector Mahmud bin Haji Ali of the Accidents Branch, Sepoy I,ines.
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    Lock icon Singapore's latest nightclub
    93 3 SINGAPORE. Wed. The G .den Star Nightclub icrmerly Shamrock Bar and Restaurant at Killiney Read will commence business tonight. Completely renovated, the new nightclub promises to be one of the tOD entertainment -pots in the city. Three top-billing nightclub artistes have been engaged to sing nightly. They
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    Lock icon YUSOF ON ROLE OF NATIONAL LANGUAGE PUBLICATIONS
    398 3 SINGAPORE, Wed. The Republic's President, t-nche Yusof bin Ishak, *aid today that National a n g u a ge publications could plav an important r ole in the Government's e norts to popularise its study amongst the people. He pointed out that in
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    Lock icon Certificate of merit for helping to apprehend snatch thief
    326 3 SINGAPORE. Wed. A man who helped the Police to apprehend a snatch-thief was this morning awarded a certificate of merit. He is Mr. Koh Cheng Hock. 27. a staff of the Medical Health, attached to the General Hospital, here. He received
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    Lock icon These are the 11 of 13 finalists in the Miss Malaysia — Miss International contest. It was held at the Han Chiang High School, Penang last night.
    26 4 These are the 11 of 13 finalists in the Miss Malaysia Miss International contest. It was held at the Han Chiang High School, Penang last night.
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    Lock icon Let's forgive, forget call by Tunku
    375 4 BLOOD DEBT... KUALA Ll'MPt'R. Wed. The Prime Minister. Tunku Abdul Rahman, today called for a "forget and forgive" attitude on the blood debt issue. Japan, he said, had to pay out so much for her war atrocities and these payments were for what happened
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    Lock icon Dances to raise funds
    91 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed.— The Kuala Lumpur Psychology Club will hold a 'Christmas Eve Dance' a t the Selangor Assembly Hall from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. The dance Is under the patronage of the Mentrl Besar of Selangor, Dato Harun bin Haji Idris. The club will
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    Lock icon Tae-Kwon-Do Club
    63 4 MALACCA. Wed. —An Association for training "Tae Kwon-Do"—the Korean art of self defence has been formed here with the Chief Minister. Enche Ghafar bin Baba, as patron. The president of the association is Mr. M. Gomes. Other officials: Secretary Mr. Anthony Louis; Treasurer Mr. Tyrone Fletcher. The association
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    Lock icon ACCC to press for blood debt settlement
    177 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. Various chamber? of commerce will be asked to make a concerted effort to press the Japanese Government for the blood-debt. The 13-man Action Committee of the Associated Chinese Chambers of Commerce. headed by Tan Sri T H Tan will meet
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    Lock icon RAINFALL IN KUCHING
    61 4 KUCHING. Wed Kuching recorded a total of 13.27 inches last month compared with 11.64 inches of rainfall in October In Sibu 8.49 inches of rain fell last month. The October rainfall was 11.88 inches. Bintulu had 11.18 inches of rainfall as against 22.42 inches of rain in
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    Lock icon CHRISTMAS PARTY
    48 4 KAJANG. Wed. > Christmas party is planne for the inmates of the P habilitation Centre for the Handicapped Persons at 11th. mile Cheras. on Christmas Day. The function to bring th« Christmas festival cheer to these handicapped persons will be held at the centre at 4 p.m.
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    Lock icon Eight new schools for Muar
    85 4 Ml AR. Wed —The Ministry of I duration has spent a total of $3,218,000 on the construction of new comprehensive schools and new extension* to existing secondary and primary schools in the Muar district this year. The new schools are Pant Jawa Comprehensive School ($200,000);
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    Lock icon Loans to build houses
    128 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed The State Government has approved the loan of 51.6 million for the Malays in Selangor to build house* This was announced here today by the Mentn Besar of Selangor. Dato Harun bin Haji Idris. The loans were meant for those Malays who owned
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    Lock icon TRISHA RIDER CAUTIONED
    83 4 PEN AN G. Wed. A trisha-rider, Jacob Anthony. 31, alleged in the second Magistrate's Court today that he was slapped twice by a police inspector. Anthony was making his defence on a charge of abusing Insp Abdul Razak at Codrington Avenue on Oct. 23. Anthony's wife also
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    Lock icon REMANDED IN CUSTODY
    72 4 M U A R. Wed. Chan Choon, 76, was today remanded in custody by Enche Mohamed Yusof bin Abdul Rashid, in the Magistrate's Court her® until Feb. 7 when Jhe wa s unable to furnish a bail of s.=>oo. had efrtlier pleaded guilty to a charge of
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    Lock icon Kampar teacher weds
    76 4 KAMPAR. Wed. Malaysian Soccer star. Mr. Song Tee Dions, married Cheah Souh Ying at the Ipoh Registry of Marriages today. Mr. Sor.g. a teacher of Anc o-Chincse School here, is the ninth son of Mrs. Song Yew Kwong and the late Mr. Song He is a well-known
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    Lock icon Woman (60) fined for tax offence
    63 4 KAMPAR. Wed A <lO- woman. Loh Woon Khum. was fined $l,OOO for not submitting income tax returns within 20 days for the years 1963, 1964, 1965 and 1966. She pleaded guilty before the Kampar Magistrate. Enche Abu Bakar bin Osman. The case was conducted
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    Lock icon Malaysia will attend Brighton's rubber talks
    430 4 Malaysia will attend Brighton 's rubber talks Kuala Lumpur, Wednesday. 1 MALAYSIA will be represented ot on international rubber conference and an exhibition which will be held at Brighton, 0 n the English south coast, from May 15 to 18, next year. The conference, at which there will be delegates
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    Lock icon The Aboriginal Snowman in this picture is very popular with the thousands of customers who visit the Robinson's Department Store in Raffles Place, here each day. The store is beautifully decorated for the festive season. Gifts for him or her can be found er one roof. The cool, clean atmosphere makes shopping at this store a delight.
    63 4 The Aboriginal Snowman in this picture is very popular with the thousands of customers who visit the Robinson's Department Store in Raffles Place, here each day. The store is beautifully decorated for the festive season. Gifts for him or her can be found er one roof. The cool, clean atmosphere
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      Lock icon Miss World decides not to go to Vietnam after all
      327 5 TON DON". Wed. (UPI) k 'Miss World." Reita Fa Ha of India left by plane for Los Angeles yesterday to romedian Bob Hope to release her from her contract to go to Vietnam with his Christmas show for American troops.
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      Lock icon Regional disputes out of ADB's scope
      319 5 WASH I N GTON, Wed. (UPI) The new U.S. Director of the Asian Development Bonk, Mr. Bernard Zagorin, said yesterday he believed regional disputes would be kept out of the Bank's operations. Mr. Zagorin was closely, connected with the Asian Bank and was elected
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      Lock icon Astrobugs in orbit
      132 5 CAPE KENNEDY. Florida, Wed. (AP) Thousands of tiny "astrobugs" are ready to rocket Into orbit today so scientists can learn If long-duration trips through space will harm humans. Wasps, fruit flies, flour beetles and other living specimens their degree of development carefully timed with a spacecraft and
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      Lock icon Smith gets confidence vote
      127 5 SALISBURY. Rhodesia, Wed. (AP)—Prime Minister Mr. Lan Smith won a to4e of confidence from his ruling Rhodesian Front Party yesterday. but there were reports of fumbling discontent among party right wingers. Party Chairman Col. Mac Knox, in a terse statement after a four-hour top level party
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      Lock icon Gina's Vietnam tour off
      123 5 NEW YORK, Wed (AP)— Film star Gina Lollobrigida said yesterday she has cancelled a two-week Christmas tour of South Vietnam military installations because she is still feeling weak from a recent intestinal attack. "I don't feel strong," the Italian-bom Brunette actress said. "I feel sick again."
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      Lock icon Jackie s letters fetch $1,075
      214 5 IVEW YORK, Wed. (AP) Two letters written by Mrs. Jacqueline Kennedy one including two 1963 photographs of the late President brought U.S. $1,075 at an auction latft night Mr. I. Budd Rockower of Philadelphia, a private collector, paid U.S. $525 for a letter written by
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      Lock icon London to have topless waitresses
      182 5 London, wed <upi>. —London will get Its first topless waitresses, three of them, when La Carretta. a membersonly "private" restaurant. opens in the West end on Monday. Owner Mr. Paul Inga. In announcing his barebosomed innovation yesterday, said "I have not been told It is
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      Lock icon MACAO Wed. — The bloody clothes (top) and the coffins (bottom) of the eight victims, who were said killed by police during the Macao riot on Dec. 3rd are being held in the Communist-controlled Kiang Vu mortuary in Macao. A mass funeral was planned to take place by the leftist party but the Macao Government stopped it to avoid further confusion. Macao is now slowly resuming normal and curfew has been eased from 7 a.m. to 11 p.m.
      79 5 MACAO Wed. The bloody clothes (top) and the coffins (bottom) of the eight victims, who were said killed by police during the Macao riot on Dec. 3rd are being held in the Communist-controlled Kiang Vu mortuary in Macao. A mass funeral was planned to take place by the leftist party
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      Lock icon 1,882 'known smugglers' in the Philippines
      189 5 MANILA, Wed. (AFP) The Philippine Government announced last night that there are 1,882 "known smugglers" in the country, of which 44 are Government officials and 151 members of the Armed Forces. The Government announcement said the total also Included 1.283 persons who belong to
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      Lock icon Princess Margaret visits mother
      61 5 LONDON, Wed. (UPI) Princess Margaret visited her mother. Queen Mother Elizabeth, in London's King Edward VII Hospital yesterday. It was her first visit since the Queen Mother underwent surgery on Saturday for a partial obstruction of the intestinal tract. Queen Elizabeth, just recovered from laryngitis, paid
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      Lock icon Five more Marcos men resigned
      144 5 MANILA. Wed. (AP) Five top Government officials handed in the resignations to President Ferdinand Marcos last night bringing to total number of resignation of Cabinet and other Government officials in the past few days to 22. All have said they resigned because they wanted to
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      Lock icon 'Let Berlin link Europe'
      706 6 BONN, Wed. (AFP) Two West German MPs in Parte for the WEU (West European Union assembly) have suggested letting Berlin "regain its posture and worldwide interest" to "serve as a link between East and West Europe and the divided parts of Germany. And in Israel the
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      Lock icon Jacqueline wants to stop book
      258 6 NEW YORK. Wed. (AP) Mrs. John F. Kennedy served a summons on Harper and Row, the publishers, and Look Magazine yesterday in what appeared to be an effort to prevent publication of the book "Death of a President" Mr. William Attwood, editor-in chief of Look,
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      Lock icon Peace Corps to teach birth control
      76 6 WASHINGTON. We d. (UPI) The U.S. Peace Corps will begin its first group venture into international birth control today when 50 volunteers fly by chartered plane from New York to India. The group consists of 25 women and -5 men ?nd includes 20 ma
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      Lock icon Police hunt Hercules of Dartmoor
      354 6 DARTMOOR. England, Wed. (UPI) Tough marine commandos and police searched desolate moorland in pelting rain for one of Britain's most violent criminal* with the grim foreknowledge that he terrorized citi»ens with an axe when he broke jail twice before. "He could kill for the fun
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      Lock icon Latin obeisance to 'the Virgin'
      237 6 by Terrance W. McGarrv MEXICO CITY. We d. (TPI) Through the cold night they came: bankers on bloody knees, wide-eyed peasants. movie stars in Paris dresses. All knelt to pay homage to the Virgin, as their ancestors did before them. A milling, singing, dancing. drinking
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      Lock icon Real imported snow...
      23 6 THIS snowman outside a popular store in Tokyo Is made from snow imported from the hills. Pana photo. Pana photo.
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      Lock icon China 'frightened and frightening'
      184 6 PARIS. Wed. (VPI) China is a "frightened and frightening nation" a conference on European I'nity was told by a Prench delegate. The defence committee of the Western European Union (WEU) have urged member countries to 'harmonise" their policies on Communist China. The recommen d a t
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      Lock icon Paper plane contest
      235 7 NEW YORK. Wed. (UPI) The world's first paper airplane contest was announced on Monday by a normally sober U.S. technical magazine. Scientific American. The journal outlined the purpose and rules in 3 large advertisement in today's New York Times. Man has been folding and throwing paper airplanes
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      Lock icon Holt's new cabinet round-up
      247 7 CANBERRA, Wed. <1 Australian Prime Minister Harold Holt dropped two cabinet and promoted lour ri>ing political leaders in naming his new cabinet yesterday. \mons those dropped were former Immigration Minister Mr. Hubert n pperman and former Navy Minister Mr. Fred haney. Mr. Holt boosted New Country
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      Lock icon Ruby's cancer too far'
      62 7 Dallas, texas. wed. T a Physician in charge of k Ruby's treatment said w.erday Ruby's cancer I'. developed too far to be u fT by surgery. th!~ r Jack Barnett said only hope for a cure I] e in chemotherapy. c ch is treatment by ior
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      Lock icon UN news in brief
      368 7 United Nations Wed. AT a private meeting yesterday members of the U.xV Security Council agreed unanimously on their annual report to the General Assembly Including mention of the application of East Germany for U.N. membership. Diplomatic sources said agreement had been held up by East-West diferences
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      Lock icon Russian Cosmos-135 in orbit
      84 7 MOSCOW. Wed. (UPI). The Soviet Union announced that launching of another earth satellite. Cosmos 135. yesterday. The Soviet news agency Tass said the satellite launched on Monday, carried scientific equipment including a radio system for "precise measurement of orbit elements," and a radio telemetric system for
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      Lock icon 'DAY DREAMS REPORTS'
      82 7 BOSTON. Massachusetts, Wed. U.S. Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge said yesterday, "There is absolutely no truth to the reports" that he is quitting his post in South Vietnam. Mr. Lodge and his wife, Emily, returned to spend Christmas with their families at their home in Beverly. They landed
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      Lock icon 'X-ray proves boy is 16'
      190 7 LONDON. Wed. (UPI) A Pakistani youth will have to return home because an X-ray has satisfied the British government that he was 16 years old and not 15 as he claimed. slimly built Mohammed Khan, who wanted to join his father in Birmingham and study
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      Lock icon Search for Napoleon's 'Moscow loot'
      203 7 MOSCOW. Wed. <l*Pl> A Soviet newspaper has said it will sponsor a search for the Tsarist treasures which Napoleon Bonaparte stole from Moscow* during his retreat of 1812. The newspaper, Komsomol Pravda. said there is evidence that the "Moscow loot" gold, silver, jewels, churchplate. armour,
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      Lock icon TOUCH OF IODINE...
      141 7 ROME. Wed. (UPI) Adding a trace of iodine to salt can reduce goiter in children and young adults by between 40 and 95 per cent, a World Health Organisation (WHO) official reported this week. In an address delivered here on Monday, Dr. J. M. Bengoa said his
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      Lock icon TWO C-123's of the US 12th Air Commando Squadron fly low over War Zone C in Vietnam spraying the vegetation with defloliation liquid. The spray is to clear Vietcong base areas and Vietcong crops (top photo), while in Calcutta, tribesmen queue up for their free meal, (bottom pix) More than half of Bihar's 24 million people are affected by drought. Meanwhile In the United States the Food for Peace programme is reported to be bogging down because all US surplus food stocks have been depleted to feed the hungry nations.
      92 7 TWO C-123's of the US 12th Air Commando Squadron fly low over War Zone C in Vietnam spraying the vegetation with defloliation liquid. The spray is to clear Vietcong base areas and Vietcong crops (top photo), while in Calcutta, tribesmen queue up for their free meal, (bottom pix) More than
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      Lock icon When population and food lines collide...
      420 7 tMTED NATIONS. Wed. (I PI) Warning that world population and food production are on a collision course, the United States said the time has come for worldwide "action programmes" on Birth control and for new ways to finance them. Discussing the population problem in
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      Lock icon Newswomen annoy Miss LBJ
      112 7 WASHINGTON, Wed. (UPI). "I'm not married, and I'm not at Treasure Island with Mr. Hamilton." Lynda Bird Johnson said emphatically last night at a White House reception for women members of Washington's press corps. She looked stunning but besieged. Mr. Hamilton is in Europe for a
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      Lock icon Western oil monopolies suffer Middle-East shake up
      548 7 TEHERAN, Iran, Wed. (UPI) Current disputes and demands for more oil royalties by Syria and Iran could be the beginning of the end of the Middle East as the royal preserve of Western interests for "black gold" 'I hey can no longer be
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      Lock icon Other Siamese twin dies
      61 7 PHILADELPHIA. We d. (AP> The second Siamese twin. 21-dav-old Karen Cantrell, died at dawn yesterday. Her sister. Susan, succumbed on Monday shortly after a seven-hour operation by a 16-man team. A spokesman at St. Christopher's Hospital said the infant died of "cardiac vascular problems that she
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      87 5 O a cr 'O Koif 10 make Christmas delicious! Order a Yule Log Cake from Sunshine Bakeries, and delight and the children with fancy Father Christmas Cakes lots of little Fruit Mince Pies Rich Fruit Christmas Cakes too. Our Christmas Puddings come in 1 lb. and 2 lb. sizes mm
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      183 6 Do I have to go? Can't I stay e little longer? No my darling daughter. 'Til I'm faaling slightly stronger? No, no, darling daughter. But I don't know e verb from nowT Miss Thumbscrew always wears a frown And I hope the school falls down —Now, now. my darling daughter
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    401 8 THE 52 Malaysian students of Ngee Ann College, who were expelled from this college and banished from Singapore, have handed a protest note to Singapore's High Commissioner in Kuala Lumpur, Mr. Lien Ying-Chow. They are disappointed with Mr. Lien's cold reception of their note. They have not
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    359 8 TWENTY thousand members of 360 youth clubs in Malaysia will, from next month, take part in setting examples of cleanliness to kampong folks by helping to clean up kampongs throughout the nation. Their hardest job would be to encourage the kampong folks to carry on the work of
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    1003 8  - US Soviet Chinese triangle as mirrored in the UN By: LOUIS HALASZ THE deepfreeze in Soviet-Ame-rican relations preoccupies the attention of statesmen and diplomats gathered for the twentyfirst session of the UN General Assembly. There is also keen interest in the state of Sino-Soviet and Sino-American relations. The main addresses
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    979 8 fPO build o trade union movement is, under the best of circumstances, difficult for a country in its early industrial stages. But to have to do it in the midst of a cruel war makes the task infinitely more difficult. The history of
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      155 8 V > > i And Sign it.* By Henry B. Rothblatt (Author, "Handbook of Evidence For Criminal Trials") ATANNY'S will was found among his papers when he died. The will left everything to his niece. Doris. Victor, his nephew, contested the will "My uncle's will had been cut in two,"
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      452 9 LONDON, Wed. British exports were at a new record level in November, imports were exceptionally low and the trade balance showed a surplus of £BO million. Commenting on the trade figures issued in London the President of the Board of Trade, Mr. Douglas Jay said:
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      191 9 TACOMA, Washington, Wed. Purchase of timber companies in Malaysia and the Philippines, along with transportation and marketing subsidiaries, was announced yesterday by Weyerhaeuser Co. The company will assume operation of Kennedy Bay Timber Co. Ltd., Malaysia, and Basitan Lumber Corp., Philippines. Mr.
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      98 9 SYDNEY, Australia, Wed. The Official Libyan News Service recently announced that a contract had been gned with a Swiss firm for he construction of two 1500 radio stations at Tripoli and Beida. The estimated cost of this Project exceeds 14 million Swiss francs
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      62 9 SINGAPORE. Wed. Association of Banks in Malaysia made the following changes in its rates to merchants today. They were: Canada: Buying T.T. 35-7/16; Airmail OD. 35-9/ 16: 90 d/st. 36-1/8 credit bills; 36-3/16 trade bills. Sell ng T.T./O.D. ready were: Canada 35-1/8; Deutsche Marks 128-3/4; Belgian Francs 1618;
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      77 9 KUALA Ll MPI R. Wed Mr. Harrv Moore, a Director of Associated Importers in Singapore and Malaya recently left for a five week trip to the I'nited Kingdom. In London. Mr. Moore will he visiting Max Factor's Salons and offices for brief discussions of Max Factor
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      193 9 SINGAPORE. Wed. The Lee Wah Bank Ltd., has recently increased its capital funds to over 57.000.000 through a rights issue which was fully subscribed. according to an announcement by Mr. Richard K.M. Eu. Managing Director of the Bank. Mr. Eu said "this capital expansion reflects our bank's
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      475 9 SINGAPORE. Wed. Trading was mainly confined on the industrial section. Properties and tins were steady but there being little incentive to deal. Turnover for the day amounted to 1,199.000 units (previous day wa s 1.010.000 units) valued at $1,574,494. Highlight of today's market was the
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      96 9 TOKYO, Japan. Wed. The Ishikawajima-Harlma Heavy Industries Co. Ltd.. has developed a special amphibious vehicle which runs freely on land, water, mud or snow. This vehicde is said to be most effective In construction work on areas with weak land foundations. The first car has been delivered
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      16 9 SINGAPORE. Wed. The tin orice for today was $604.75 per picul, down 75 cents.
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      134 9 NEW YORK. Wed. (AP) The stock market closed lower yesterday, failing to sustain the rally on its sixth straight session. Trading was heavy. Stocks were higher most of the day but profit taking increased. This was expected, a pause to consolidate recent sharp gains, Analysts said.
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      68 9 ZURICH. Switzerland, Wed «AP» Nitrex AO. the West European Nitrogen Supplier Group, had announced conclusion of a contract for the delivery of three million tons of nitrogen fertiliser to Communist China the big-gest-ever sale of nitrogen. Nltrex AG is an organisation of the ten leading nitrogen producers and
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      68 9 NEW YORK. Wed (UPI) Today's closing DowJones average? on the New York stock exchange: 30 Industrials 816.70 20 Rails 208.82 15 Utilities 136.03 65 Stocks 289.92 40 Bonds 80.16 Commodity futures index 138.97 Today's volume was 9,650,000 shares. Of a total 1467 issues traded. 594 were higher and
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      27 9 LONDON, Wed. (UPI) The rubber market was easier with No. 1 RSS spot 18-5/16 18-9 'l6. No. 1 RSS CIF basis ports Dec. 17-7/8 18.
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      312 9 SINGAPORE. Wed. January first grade rubber buyers f o b. closed at 5 p.m. in Singapore and Kuala Lumpur today at 60J cents per lb., down i cent from previous close. The tone was easier. After a fractionally lower opening the market eased initially
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      23 9 HONG KONG. Wed. (UPI) Money Quotations: HK55.720/5.***** per US dollar for cash HKS 15.99 perpour.d sterling HK5266.625 per tael gold.
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      247 9 WASHINGTON, Wed. (AP) Japanese and other foreign car manufacturers must take steps to make 1968 models for export to the U.S. comply with the U.S. Highway and Traffic Safety Law which goes into effect on Sept. 1, 1967.
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      473 9 INDUSTRIAL B. S. Boustead 1 J0 1.60 Central Sugars CD 1.16 1.17 Chemical Co 1.65 1.66 Cold Storage CD... 3.08 3.10 Dunlop <R 2.63 2.64 F. Smelting 4.04 F.sso Ords 3.02 3.04 Fsso Pref 1.06 Fitzpatrlcks 1.10 i.r,5 F. V Ords 3.44 Gammon 1.27 Georgetown 1.20 G.F.
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      45 9 (Managers' price*) First Malayan a 9. 2.13 2.23 Second Malayan 1.51 1.61 Third Malayan 1.08 1.19 Malaysian Commerce XI) .84 .95 Mai. Savings Fund 1.29 1.39 Sterling Commodity 8/8 4/8 First Hong Kong 1.00 1.05* Second Hong Kong .70 .:a* <*Honjc Hon* Cnrrency)
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      108 9 SINGAPORE. Wed. Rlntapore Chinese Produce Exchange noon prices today were. Coconnt oil Buy ers Seliert (FOB) Bulk 41.50 Coconut oil (FOB) Brums 44.00 Loose Copra Mixed Dec/Jan. 27.00 Sugar (Java) evgodoun 24.50 Nutmegs 110« 495.00 Nutmeg« B W 235.00 Garbled Fanipong Black Pepper (FOB) 115.00 Pepper Black Special Sarawak
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      57 9 NEW YORK. Wed. (UPI) Rubber futures yesterday closed unchanged to ten points higher on the local exchange. Sales none. Jan 22.10 22.70 Mar 22.40 22.90 May 22.40 22.90 July 22.40 22.90 Sept 22.40 22.90 Nov 22.40 22.90 J an 22.40 22.90 Locally the spot No. 1 RSS
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      169 9 SINGAPORE. Wed. The following ships are expected to be in port today. Godowns Vessels. 1/2 Hanoi 5 Mitaka Maru 6 7 Neder Eems 8/9 Canberra Maru 10/11 Glenlvon 13/14 Benlomond 15/16 Benvorlich 18 Capraia 21 22 Kinabalu 25/26 Yamaasa Maru 27/28 Peking Maru 29 Thorscape 30 Suceava 33/34
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      772 9 ARRIVALS IN SINGAPORE Time 8.35 a.m. Airline MAL 019 from Kuala Lumpur. Time 9.30 a.m Airline MAL 121 from Kuala Lumpur. Time 10.30 a.m. Airline MAL 451 from Kuchlng. Tlme 10.5.% a.m. Airline MAL 005 from Penan*. Ipoh. Kuala Lumpur. Malacca, Time 12.05 p.m. Airline ML
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    91 10 SEREMBAN. Wed—Major G. M. J. Chambers has taken over th* appointment of Public Relations Officer for the British Army j n West Malaysia from Major S. S. Elvery. who has held this post for the last two years, after previously serving as P. R. O. with
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    275 10 KI'ALA LUMPUR, Wed. Two charming Thai jrirls here on a goodwill visit today said that they would return home "with fond memories" of Malaysian hospitality and kindness and would be most happy to tell their people "of your beautiful country." The girls.
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    67 10 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. A 19 year-old wireman, Chong Chu Fook. of Serdang Bahm. died at 12.45 a.m. in the General Hospital here this morning, five hours after a road accident. His motor cycle collided head-on with another motor cycle in Jalan Sungei Besi at 7.45 p.m. yesterday. The
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    30 10 MUAR. Wed. About 450 workers of the Lanadron Estate in Panchor. about 18 miles from here, yesterday staged a lightning strike over the expulsion of a fellow worker.
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    37 10 To clean hard-to-reach surfaces inside jars and bottles, use «udsy sponge held by tones. The sponge with its tong handle toes through openings too small for a hand, and cleans better than a bottle brush.
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    242 10 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. —The Catholic American aid for the St. Vincent de Paul Society has been cut because of "poor harvests" in the United States and heavier commitments of foodstuffs to famine-stricken India. This was stated today by a spokesman of the Catholic Welfare
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    62 10 PEN AN G, Wed— Thieves broke into a house in Hutton Lane while the occupants were away watching the Festival of Penang float procession and stole 51.415 in cash and jewellery last night. Tan Yong Kooi said that when her family returned home at about 10 n.m.
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    328 10  -  By JAMAL ALI KI'ALA LUMPUR, Wed. THE Alliance Executive Council has appointed a working committee at the national level to formulate election strategy and to probe into the problems of the first direct State elections in Sabah and Sarawak to be held
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    208 10 Not stripped of title Chairman KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. Beauty queen Miss Rita Gomez. 22, who was crowned "Miss international Selangor" last Saturday was not stripped of her title, said the organising committee chairman Mr. David Lye. "The report in the Straits Times is not true." he added. "Miss Gomez was
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    129 10 KUALA LUMPUR Wed Now on his way home from Britain after what he describes as "a most rewarding visit" is the Chief Inspector of Schools for West Malaysia. Mr. Paul Chang Min Phang. Since he left Kuala Lumpur at the end of August on an
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    Lock icon Thousands greet 13 'Queens' on decorated floats
    223 10 PEVANG. Wed—Thirteen beauty queens from the various states of Malaysia smiled and waved to their many admirers as they rode majestically on decorated floats in procession along the streets of George Town last night. Traffic control went haywire in many parts of the
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    Lock icon RITA IS STILL 'QUEEN' -TAN
    119 10 PEN ANG, We d. —As far as the Far East Beauty Congress is concerned. Miss Rita Gomez, 22. is still the holder of the Selangor beautv title and Miss Shirley Palmer is just here to replace her because of her illness. This was stated by
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    Lock icon CUSTOMER TURNS THIEF
    68 10 KAMPAR. Wed. A "customer" snatched four watches worth $386 from a shop at Jalan Idris here last night. The young robber pretended to be a customer and Mr. Hok Khie, the shop manager brought out a number of watches and displayed them on the table. The youth
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    36 10 THESE two girls in their shimmering gold slashedin sleeve jacket and skin tights are performing a dance item presented by Malayan Tobacco Company at the Advertisers' Op Ball at Dragon Court, Hotel Merlin, recently.
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    320 10 SINGAPORE. Wed. Every opportunity will be given to all "citizens by descent" to take the oath of allegiance on reaching the age of 21. to take out Singapore identity cards. This assurance was given today by the Acting Minister for Labour. Mr. E W. Barker,
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    229 10 SINGAPORE. Wed. A British table mat manufacturer will visit Singapore early next year during his world tour and publicise his products. He is Mr. Roy George, Managing Director of Celluware Limited of Consett, County Durham, who heads a firm which produces 20.000 table mats
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    67 10 UNITED NATIONS. Wed. (AP) Thailand denied yesterday Cambodian charges of armed aggression and charged Cambodia with aggression against Thaiianc that has resulted in at least three deaths in the past two months. A n a n d Panyarachun. Charge d'Affaires of the Thailand U.N. Mission, said that his
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    165 10 SINGAPORE. Wed. A locally entered Chinese cook from H.M.S. Cleopatra won two first prizes at the Far East Fleet's bread and cake making competition, held at Singapore Naval Base recently. Petty Officer Cook Tsai Wai Sun carried off the Fleet cake making cup for petty
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      1516 12  -  They threw away millions By Alan Hart Most people spend a life-time dreaming of owning a fortune. Thousands of others rob. cheat, lie to get their hands on big money. But, strangely. there have been those who* having made a fortune, gave most of
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      223 12 GELSENKIRCHEN. Wed. With a dickey-seat on the package stand, it can even seat seven persons. The "Hexatret" is the name of the super bicycle which 18 and 19-year old boys in Gelsenkirchen (Federal Republic of Germany) built in 1.800 work hours. Six persons can ride
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    972 12  -  By Ernst MAJONICA. fTTHR United States is X tired of Europe. Indeed one might say a certain peevishness is detectable. This was shown by the recent departure of Mr. George Ball, a pro-European, from the government ranks in Washington. In Europe this development will likely
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    32 13 BANGKOK, Wed. Japanese light-welter weight boxer Y. Futomi KO's Malaysia's S. C. Koay in just one min. of the Ist round during elimination match here. UPI photo. UPI photo.
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    56 13 SINGAPORE. Wed. The Tamils Representative Council here will hold Its !*th Tamil Festival of s—r? meet at the Bales- r Mixed School ground Sunday, December 18 at BTO a m. AH competitors are reto be present ha 1 before the meet. L-*p-comers will not be -ared
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    Lock icon Siow is back with 'secret plan'
    311 13 SINGAPORE, Wed. —The president of the Singapore Badminton Association and official of the national team to Ganefo, Mr. Siow Watt Soon, has returned with a "secret plan" to improve the standard of badminton in the country. Speaking to Sunsport, Mr. Siow said: "I am
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    128 13 CONISTON, Lancashire. Wed. (AFP). Donald Campbell's Bluebird struck a seagull while travelling at 250 mph (400 kph) on Coniston waters today The seagull rose from the water and was struck by one of the craft's pontoons, breaking the water seal. Campbell said later that If
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    257 13 SINGAPORE, Wed. Singapore's national badminton coach, Mr. S. A. Durai, expressed confidence that the Republic would recapture past glories in international badminton. But. he stressed, that this could only be achieved provided determined efforts are made to consolidate and build a "new look" team
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    226 13 SINGAPORE. Wed. Singapore will participate in the Malaysian Cup sorcer tournament next year. Disclosing this to Sunsport. the vice-president of Singapore F A. Lt/Col G.W. Shaw said: "Although the full details in the change of the Cup has not been received by the Association.
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    116 13 ADELAIDE. Australia. Wed. (UPI) Three Australians. led b. v Fred Stolle, powered into the semi-finals yesterday of the men's singles of the South Australian lawn tennis championships. Stolle beat Brit a i n's Graham Stilwcll 6-3, 6-3, 6-3. Tony Rocbe beat compatriot Ray RufTels
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    346 13 BANGKOK; Wed. (AFP) Pretty 17 year old Heather Siddons flew in here a few days ago so as to avoid being separated from her boy-friend, Osman Marican, who is currently wearing Singapore colours at the Asian Games here. Despite her brave efforts they
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    502 13 BANGKOK, Wed. (AP) The tables have turned on Japan's boxers. After carrying all before them for the first three nights of the fifth Asian Games boxing tournament four of their five contestants fighting on Tuesday night for places in Friday's finals were beaten. Two Thai
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    1008 14 From AFP, UPI and AP BANGKOK, Wed. Singapore won another silver medal at the Fifth Asian Games today when their swimmer, Tan Thuan Heng took second place in 200 metres freestyle. Singapore's first silver came from C. Kunalan in the 100 metres. Thuan Heng returned
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    416 14 Singapore tonight pulled off a surprising 5-0 win over South Vietnam in their Group "C" encounter to qualify for the final league of the football tournament of the Asian Games. Singapore before this dramatic victory was lying in third place in Group "C",
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    336 14 Malaysia smashed its way to an impressive 3-1 lead against Japan at the end of the first day's play in the semi-final of the Asian Games badminton tournament here today. In the other semi-final Thailand won all the four matches two singles and two doubles against
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    98 14 Women's 400-metre gold medallist M. Rajamani of Malaysia takes the winner's rostrum flanked by runners-up M. H. Han. Korea, and Japan's Y. Mishima, third. t'PI Photo. UPI Photo. Miss Chi Chen of Taiwan shakes hands with Malaysia Miss Rajamani Mailvaganam (left). Chief coach of the Malaysian team,
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      541 14 CLASSIFIED AD FOR SALE 20 Words $5/- (Minimum) LATEST ARRIVAL. Modern light fixtures from Germany. A wide range to choose from. See them at Nam Ah Electric Co., 91/93 Hill Street, Singapore. Tel: ***** *****. PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS SINGAPORE GOVERNMENT VACANCY Applications are invited from SINGAPORE CITIZENS: APPOINTMENT: Stenographer. Timescale. SALARY
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      124 14 TENDER NOTICE PEMBERITAHU TAWARAN J.K.R. SELANGOR TAWARAN daripada pemborong2 yang berdaftar diJ.K.R di-dalam Kelas 4 E' KAC kepala V akan di-terima di-Pejabat Jurutera Penguasa, J.K.R., Kuala Lumpur hingga jam pukol 12.00 tengah hari pada 22hb Disember, 1966. Untok: 'TRANSPORTING OF SURPLUS EARTH FROM THE PROPOSED NEW WATER-WORKS OFFICE AT JALAN
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      52 14 TIME AND TIDE V Penang: 1.47 a.m. (8.4 ft), 1.31 p.m. (6.6 ft.). Port Swettenham: 7.31 a.m. (12.6 ft.), 8.06 p.m. (12.6 ft.). Port Dickson: 8.21 am. (8.9 ft.), 8.33 p.m. (8.3 ft). Singapore: 1.26 a.m. (8.6 ft), 12.06 p.m. (9.9 ft.). Sedili KechU: 6.09 a-m. (5.4 ft), 10.11 a.m.
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      769 15  -  By: CHAN KAM YAU than 450 howlers from .Malaysia and Singapore, including a fairly large overseas representation. will converge at Jackie's Bowl at Jalan Ampang. Kuala Lumpur at 8 p.m. tonight to compete in the Second Open National Ten-Pin Bowling Championships. The championships,
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      351 15  -  MESSAGE FROM MR. ALBERT HEE, PETER STUYVESANT Bowline as yet is still in its infancy in Malaysia and Singapore but while more and more people are taking to the game, the question of according 10-pin bowling Olympic recognition has already been mooted at various
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      202 15 Second Open National Tenpin Bowling Championnhip* to be held at Jackie's Bowl, Jalan Ampang, Kuala Lumpur at 8 p.m. tonight id organised by the Malayoian Tenpin Bowling (iongrew. But what are the functions of the Concress? It it the opinion of many bowling official* that much
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      73 15 THE proper method of selecting bowling ball from the rack in your Bowling Centre is an easy one. You should simply place your thumb in the thumbhole turn it rapidly clockwise and anti-clockwise and if there is found to be very little friction, the thumb-hole is said
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      587 16 GAME can die a quick death shortly after it has been introduced or stagnate or gain national and international recognition. One of the most effective ways to popularise any game is to establish as many "stars" as possible. Stars to whom people can
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      103 16 ()NE of the highlights of the Second Open National Tenpin bowling championships in the election of "Joe" and "Joan" bowler to roll the first ball of the tournament. This is a tradition in bowling tournaments which had its origin in the United States some 30
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      183 16 AT THE end of the lane stretching 60-foot from the foul line, stand ten plastic coated pins weighing approximately 32 lbs. The game of bowling calls upon you to knock down these pins with the hard rubber ball weighing from 8 to 16 lbs. You have
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      151 16 QRGANISING a bowl-.. ing congress or championship, is no small Job and the officials buckling under piles of entry forms have to "work like the devil" (pardon the expression) to make the event a success. The man whose "headache" it is to see the
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