Eastern Sun, 31 December 1966

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  • Title Section
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    25 1 EASTERN SUN Independent National Daily SINGAPORE EDITION Estd. 1966. Vol. 1 No. 165 Saturday. December 31 1966. ☆MC (P) 1942 KDN 2309 Price 15 cents
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    Lock icon AWARDS FOR RAILWORKERS
    799 1  -  New Year joy for 9000 daily-rated workers of the Malayan Railway who have been accorded rights and privileges of monthly paid staff By C.F. LEE KUALA LUMPUR FRI: THE NEW YEAR will be a happy one for 9,000 former daily fighting for the past four years to
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    Lock icon Sukarno gives in to his people's demand
    281 1 JAKARTA, Fri. Fourteen months ofter lost year's abortive Communist coup, President Sukarno today gave in to mounting demand from his nation of 105 million people that he should give his account of the prelude of the upheaval, the putsch itself and its aftermath.
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    Lock icon Aw Sian feted by Press Institute
    202 1 MANILA, Fri. Miss Aw Sian, a Hong Kong newspaper publisher and newly elected member of the Board of the International Press Institute (IPI), told Filipino publishers today she would work for greater Asian in- fluence in the IPI. Miss Aw. speaking at a luncheon
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    Lock icon Water still rising in Kelantan
    70 1 KOTA BHARU, Fri. Ulu Kelantan District flood Committee this morning coopted another three members to man the operations room and prepare for any flood eventuality. The water level at Bradley Steps, Kuala Krai (flood assessing point) is now 75 ft. 6 ins. Flood danger will
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    Lock icon NO CABINET SHAKEUP
    67 1 JAKARTA, Fri. Indonesian Foreign Minister D*" Adam Malik, has denied reports of a possible Cabinet shakeup as a concession to President Sukarno in order to achieve political stability, the Jakarta newspaper •Revolutionary' said today. Dr. Malik said that this question was not discussed during the meetings between
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  • Article
    Lock icon TUNKU'S NEW YEAR MESSAGE
    78 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. Radio Malaysia will be broadcasting a New Year message by the Prime Minister, Tunku Abdul Rahman, over the Malay service at 11.05 a.m., the Chinese service at 11.15 a.m., the English service at 1.4(1 p.m. and the Indian service at 11.30 a.m. on
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    Lock icon Envoy back with new proposal
    68 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Frl. Japanese Ambassador Tan Sri Fumihiko Kai is expected to return tonight, after consultations with the Japanese Foreign Ministry, in a bid for an early settlement of the blood-debt iswte Tan Sri Kai will call on the Prime Minister. Tunku Abdul Rahman tomorrow
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    Lock icon LOSE JOB
    30 1 DETROIT. Fri. American Motors will lay off 4.100 employees at its two plants in Milwaukee and Kenosha. Wisconsin, at the end of January to fight decreasing car sales.
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    Lock icon HILLARY TO VISIT MALAYSIA
    42 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. Sir Edmund Hillary the New Zealand conqueror of Mount Everest will visit Malaysia next month. He will be here in midJanuary. The New Zealand High Commission Is now drawing up a programme of his visit.
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    Lock icon CARDINAL CIRIACI DIES
    49 1 VATICAN CITY. Fri. Pietro Cardinal Ciriaci died today at the age of 81. The Rome-born Cardinal had been ailing for some time with a kidney disorder. On Wednesday. Pope Paul paid a 20-minute call on the Cardinal and his family at Ciriaci's residence near the Vatican.
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  • Article, Illustration
    Lock icon SCREAMING WELCOME FOR McCALLUM
    1086 2 David his future wife? 4 hectic hours for lllya in Republic SINGAPORE, Fri. David McCallum, the other "Man From UNCLE" who plays agent lllya Kuryakin in the popular TV series, spent four hectic hours in Singapore during which he was mobbed by enthusiastic fans and autograph
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    Lock icon S'pore awaits Malaysia's proposal
    375 3 'Ready for reasonable arrangement on new currencies' SINGAPORE, Fri. The Singapore Government stated today that there had been no formal proposal from Malaysia for interchangeability of their respective new currencies when they are issued next year. A Ministry of Finance statement today said that Singapore is
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    Lock icon MECHANIC JAILED
    139 3 SINGAPORE. Fri —A motor mechanic, Lim Boon Liat. 39. was today sentenced to two and a half years' imprisonment on three charges of stealing and disposing of three cars valued at $14,200. Lim pleaded guilty before the Second District Judge, Mr. N.A.D'Rozario. He admitted stealing one car, valued
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    Lock icon Malaysia – Singapore Airlines Ltd. is new name for MAL
    167 3 Malaysia Singapore Airlines Ltd. is new name for MAL SINGAPORE, Fri. The shareholders of Malaysian Airways Ltd. have passed a special resolution changing the name of the company to Malaysia Singapore Airlines Ltd. abbreviated as "MSA". A statement today said that the resolution was passed at the annual general meeting
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  • Article
    Lock icon MAN SHOT DEAD BY POLICE
    199 3 SINGAPORE, Fri. A man, Kaw Hock Ngeng, 23, was fat-ally shot by a Police ambush party at Mattar Road off Aljunied Road, early this morning, when he resisted arrest. He collapsed with a bullet wound in his abdomen and died on the way to hospital.
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    Lock icon Korean dancers at Golden star
    138 3 SINGAPORE Fri. Care to feast your eyes on some of the most curvaceous dancers and at the same time be given an eyeful of the most exotic Latin dances vou ever imagined? Why not? These are not beyond your eyes or ears. Just toddle aiong
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    Lock icon Back with Bachelor of Economics degree
    181 3 SINGAPORE. Fri. Twenty-two-year-old Miss Foo Mong Mooi, daughter of the General Manager of Sing Pin Jih Pao, Mr. Foo Yee Fong. and Mrs. Foo. has just returned home to Penang, after obtaining the Bachelor of Economics Degree at Monash University, Victoria. Australia. She received
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    Lock icon Calling ex-pupils of Siglap School
    40 3 SINGAPORE, Fri. The Old Siglapian Association has been registered and old students of Siglap Secondary School are invited to join the association. Old SiglaDians are to call *****2 or ***** (after office hours) for details.
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    Lock icon 70 accidents
    20 3 SINGAPORE, Fri.—There were 70 accidents, of which three were serious, during the past 24 hours, Police said today.
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    Lock icon Fatal fall
    21 3 SINGAPORE, Fri. A woman, Loke Sui Oar. 52, fell to her death from Block 16. Jalan Merpati. this afternoon.
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    Lock icon Buddhist temple burgled
    83 3 SINGAPORE, Fri. —Thieves broke into a Buddhist temple in a lane off Keppel Road early yesterday morning and took away $5/300 in cash and jewellery. The keeper of the temple, Madam Chew Mee Loke, 87, discovered the theft at 6 a.m. yesterday when she woke up. She
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    Lock icon Tearful reunion for Miss Ng
    207 3 SINGAPORE, Fri. It was a tearful reunion at the airport last night when Miss Ng Kwang Yin was reunited with her aged mother after being away in Sydney for two months during which she underwent surgery for a nervous disease. She flew in by Lufthansa
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    Lock icon Back to another 5-yr. term
    287 3 SINGAPORE. Fri.—A convicted thief, who had been jailed for five years, was today sentenced to another five years by the third Criminal District Court —for an armed robbery he committed just after his release. He is Ong Guan Huat, 27, who was jointly charged with
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    Lock icon Family planning seminar
    119 3 SINGAPORE, Fri. A two-day seminar on family planning will be held at the lecture theatre, Kandang Kerbau Maternity Hospital here, from Jan. 14-15, next year. The two-day seminar, which will start at 4 p.m. on Jan. 14. is being sponsored jointly by the Singapore Family Planning Pupulation
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    Lock icon 'Milestone in MAL's history
    483 3 SINGAPORE, Fri. —The Chairman of Malaysia Singapore Airlines Ltd. (formerly Malaysian Airways), Mr. Yong Pung How, has predicted that the future of the company "should be one of increased profitability and expansion". In its annual report for the year ended March 31, 1966, issued today, Mr.
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      159 6 FBOM REYKJAVIK ICRANP "TO SOUTH AMERICA,THE THRUSH OR6AMI7ATION WAS IN STRANGE. MYSTERIOUS action/ SOMETHING Of WORLP-SHAKING PROPORTIONS WAS ABOUT TO BREAK.' BUT WHAT WAS THIS 'TOPSECRET? WHO, HOW AW WHERE j WOULP THEY STRIKE? THESE WERE THE VITAL QUESTIONS ALEXANDER WAVERLY SOUGHT TO ANSWER AS ME LAUNCHED... POR FIVE AMEKiCAN
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    Lock icon TRIBUTE TO TEACHERS
    431 8 rR some time teachers have been in the news. They have been accused of lacking in the spirit of dedication, and even the way they spent their leisure hours has been subject to criticism. Some of them have gone on strike, many have been agitating for revised
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    Lock icon RAILWAY WORKERS
    402 8 NINE thousand daily-rated workers employed by the Malayan Railway have at last succeeded in getting themselves recognised as Government servants. They will also be converted into monthly paid workers and be placed on Division IV. They will thus be entitled to pensions and other benefits. The Government side
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    Lock icon New Communist threat to the Free World
    890 8  -  Seventy-one countries, including 16 in Asia and the Pacific have been singled out as 4 potential targets' for the new Communist-sponsored Afro-Asian-Latin American Peoples' Solidarity Organisation By: Barry Brown 'J'HE movement commonly colled international communism hos chonged drastically in some respects in recent
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    Lock icon Challenge of development
    1091 8  -  By: James Nyamweya Minister of State, Office of the President, Kenya PLANNED national development as an academic discipline and a political concept has gained wide popularity in recent years. It contains the type of intellectual challenge which attracts men. It calls for a pioneering effort which is
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  • COMMERCIAL & INDUSRTRIAL
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      Lock icon London market again firm
      137 9 LONDON. Fri. (APV The recent firm trend on The London Stock Market continued yesterday. Trading remained small, however, and gains were confined to secondary issues with leaders showing little change. Main feature in industrials was the strong rise :n shares of the British perfume firm Yardley
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      Lock icon Pan Am profits up 55%
      74 9 NEW YORK. Fri. (UPI)— Pan American Wor.d Airways said today its 1966 profits rose about 55 per cent cr a 25 per cent gam in saies. The airline earned $47,275. 000 or $3 28 a share, last vear on revenues totaling $669,019,000. It also had
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      Lock icon US bank in Manila to continue business
      364 9  -  Bv DON C. BECKER A SPOKESMAN for the First National City Bank of New York said today the Manila branch would remain open after Jan. 1 despite earlier indications that Manila Mayor, Antonio Villegas might force them to close. The spokesman said that
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      Lock icon Hong Kong quotations
      24 9 HONG KONG, Fri. (UPI). —Money Quotations: HK55,710/5.***** per US dollar for Cash HK515.99 per pound sterling HK$266 625 per tael gold.
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      Lock icon Rubber steady
      28 9 LONDON. Fri. (UPI)' The rubber market opened steadv. No. 1 RSS spot was 18-3 16 18-7/16 No. 1 PISS CIF basis ports Jan. 17-15 16 18-1/8.
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      Lock icon Training active on Stock Exchange
      706 9 SINGAPORE. Fri. The Stock Market continued its active and firm conditions throughout the day as more buying in the market caused gains in almost all equities on the industrial section. Sentiment was affected by speculation. During the active afternoon session trading was suspended for few
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      Lock icon Machinery Fair in Munich
      133 9 SINGAPORE, Fri. A large number of Singapore businessmen is expected to visit the 14th Bauma International Construction Machinery Fair in Munich, West Germany from Mar. 11 to 19 next year. More than 700 firms will participate in the fair and machinery of all kinds will be
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      Lock icon BANK RATES
      53 9 SINGAPORE. Fri. The Association of Banks in Malaysia made the following changes in its rates to merchants today, they were: New York: Buying T.T. 32-11/16; Airmail O.D. 3213/16; 90 d/st. 33-5/16 credit bills; 33-9/16 trade bills. Canada: Buying T.T. 357/16; Airmail O.D. 35-9/16; 90 d/st. 36-1/8 credit bills;
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      Lock icon Rubber up 1/8 cent
      302 9 SINGAPORE. F r i. January first grade rubber buyers f.o.b. dosed at 5 p.m. in Singapore and Kuala Lumpur today at 60 cents per lb., up 4 cent from previous close. The tone was quiet. After an about unchanged opening liquidation of nearby caused a downward
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      Lock icon LONDON RUBBER STEADY
      80 9 LONDON. Fri. (UPI) The rubber market closed steadv quiet with number one RSS spot 18-1/8 18-3/8. SETTLEMENT HOUSE Feb 18-7/16 19-9/16 March 18-11/16 18-7/8 April 18-7 8 19 April/June 19-1/16 19-5/16 July Sept 19-1/2 19-5/8 Oct/Dec 19-3/4 19-7/8 Jan/March 20-20-1/8 April/June 20-1/16 20-1/8 July/Sept 20-1/16 20-3/16 Oct
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      35 9 NEW YORK. Fri. (AP) Standard and poor's 500 stock index: net close change 425 Industrial 85.25 off 29 25 Railroads 41.08 off .35 50 Utilities 69.43 up .05 500 Stocks 80.37 off .24
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      Lock icon NO SALES
      21 9 NEW YORK. Fri. (AP) Rubber standard futures closed quiet. No sales. Spot No. 1 ribbed smoked sheets 22N. N-nomlnal.
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      Lock icon World's first brushless DC motor
      412 9 SINGAPORE. Fri. The first brushless DC motor and contactless reversible control system in the world has been developed by Toshiba engineers. Toshiba's new brushless DC motor, which is widely used in various industrial fields. Is called the *SCR Motor' because it ha* substituted silicon-controlled rectifiers
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      Lock icon Commodity prices
      49 9 NEW YORK. Fri. <AP> Spot commodity prices yesterday. 22 23.90 15.5 164 106 895 15 710 39.75 27.25 13.88 166.5 36-38 153.75 3500 129.3 ***** ***** 4575 4000 24.5 175.5 144.75 78.125 2285 11.625 2475 12.25 2350 6350 8600 2650 ***** 56.25 13.8 14.5 165.76 167.34 174.91
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      Lock icon Japan's trade with China up
      227 9 TOKYO. Fri. (AFP) Japan's trade with People's China this year will reach the $6OO million mark, showing an increase of more than 30 per cent over last year, goveriiment sources predicted today. The actual through-cus-toms figures of this trade, both ways, during the first 11
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      Lock icon STOCK EXCHANGE—MALAYSIA, S'PORE
      435 9 INDUSTRIAL B. S. Boustead CD >.. 1.57 1.58 Central Sugar* XD 1.37 1.39 Chemical Co 1.67 1.68 Cold Storage CD. 3.10 3.14 Dunlop 2.39 2.40 E. Smelting 4.02 Esso Ord* 3.08 3.10 Fami Pref 1.06 1.07 Fitzpa tricks 1.40 1.55 F. A N. Ord* 3.46 Gammon 1.33
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      Lock icon UNIT TRUSTS
      52 9 (Manacrr* H 9. Flr*t Miilarsn 2.14 Sfcond Xalaran 1JH i.«t Third Malayan I 08 1.19 Mali <r* tan ('omntfii* XO .94 M Mai. *aitnir« Fund 1.29 1J9 Strrllnc Com "unlit v 9 4/4 Pint Hon* Rone 1.00 1JM» Hong Knnc .79 *4* Malavtian Inv«-*t-nirnt Fnn<1 rwi 1.00 '•Hone
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      Lock icon PRODUCE
      114 9 SINGAPORE. Frl. sinrapore Chinese Prod are Kxchanc# noon price® today were. Buyet* Sellert Coconut oil <FOB) Bulk 43.25 Coconut oil FOB Drum* 45.75 Loo** Copra Mixed life. 'Jan. 27.75 Sugar (Java) exiodonn 25.QC Nutmegs 110* 4M5.00 Nutmegs R a w 23.V00 Garbled 1 anipong Black Pepper (FOB) 120.00 Pepper
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      Lock icon TIN PRICE
      15 9 SINGAPORE. Fri. The tin price for today waj sfift2 per picul, down 5/8.
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      Lock icon SHIPPING MOVEMENTS
      190 9 SINGAPORE. Fri. —The following ships are expected to be in port today: Godown Vessels 1/2 Tegelberg 3/4 Denbighshire 5 Mountvideo 6/7 Barpeta 8/9 Straat Colombo 10/11 Straat Lemeire 13/14 Sunny ville 15/16 Melampus 18 Kristine Bakke 19 Halldor 23/24 East Sea 25/26 Kimanis 27 28 Felicity 29/30 Heiyo
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      Lock icon AIR MOVEMENTS-S'PORE, K. LUMPUR
      829 9 ARRIVALS IN SINGAPORE Time 8.35 a.m. \lrline MAL 019 trom Kmtla l.umpnr. Time 9.30 a m. Airline MAL 121 from Kuala Lupmur. Time 1030 a.m. Airline ML 451 from hurtling. Time 10.55 a.m Airline MAL 005 from Penang. ipnh. Kuala Lumpur. Malacca. Time 11.15 a.m. Airline
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  • EASTERN SUN FEATURE
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      Lock icon Why I chose Monaco... It's the elegant way of life
      913 11  -  By Princess Grace of Monaco as told to Nadine Tellmond T>EOPLE keep asking me if I will 90 bock to the world of making motion pictures. I olways tell them that I have a busy career right here. I have
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      Lock icon A liquid shores up earth walls
      763 11 AS T E E L monster, known to experts as a 'shield', has been burrowing its way like a mole through Munich's underworld for Quite some time. It has 2,000 tons of pushing force behind it and several hundred horsepower, which are applied to
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      Lock icon Economic growth with price stability
      676 11 BONN. Fri. The public In the German Federal Republic keeps asking: Is the economic boom finished, and the era of prosperity for the Federal Republic passed? The Question is often put rhetorically or polemically, but not a few people ask it out of genuine concern
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      Lock icon New design for a reactor pressure vessel
      588 11 BERLIN, P ri. The demand for Increased output of atomic piles combined with the endeavour to arrange the primary section of nuclear power stations as compactly as possible by accommodating in a single vessel the reactor core together with heat exchanger, blower, pumps
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    Lock icon Fantastic Voyage: A fabulous science thriller
    351 12  -  By Mervyn Nicholas. QINGAPORE, Fri.— TwentiethCentury Fox's production of "Fantastic Voyage," is a sciencefiction thriller in the true sense of the word. Filmed at a cost of s6i million the most expensive undertaken for a science fiction story, "Fantastic Voyage" is unique in the
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    Lock icon 'Pourquoi Pas'
    29 12 PARIS, Fri. Plumes...and sequins... and all that glitters...go to make up the gowns of the girls in the new Lido show "Pourquoi Pas"...(Why Not) United Press Europix.
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    Lock icon Formosa's quartet
    142 12 THIS winsome quartet is part of a highly synchronised all-girl revue acclaimed as the Orient's leading floor show. The quartet will perform several dances including a number called "The Bird Dance" harmoniously blending eastern and western choreography. Known as the Alishan All-Girls Revue, the troupe is Nationalist China's
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      196 12 GOLDEN STAR SHAMROCK HOTEL 11. Dublin Road, Singapore 9 Tel: ***** Presents THE WALKER HILL DANCERS From Korea. J Enjoy your lunch with Golden Star Music in Air-con. comfort. Tonight extension till 3.00 a.m. Nightly: 1.00 a.m. Spacious Car Park. WISHING YOU A PROSPEROL 'S NJ; Enjoy your NEW YEA
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      285 12 *£■§lB S¥ot«l ■■"•"r- ,^■-4 m m SHOW TIME 10 p.m. 1.00 a.m. THE MANAGEMENT AND STAFF WISH ALL OUR PATRONS A HAPPY N j mandarin PALACE TO-NIGHT EXT. TILL 3.00 A.M. GRAND OPENING TO-NIGHT THE SENSATIONAL ABE TRIO A FABULOUS SINGING AND DANCING TROUPE FROM TOKYO Mkz 14 FUUY-AUTOMATIC LARES
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    Lock icon Weekend with CC alone
    144 13 MONTE CARLO, Fri. One of the most successful and farreaching promotions carried out by Columbia International in recent months teas the special Monte Carlo European premiere of "THE PROFESSIONALS, at which time key journalists and other top media personalities tcere invited to spend ".4 weekend with
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    Lock icon Your shopping and show biz guide
    288 13 METROTEX Department Store. Liat Towers Singapore, (opposite Lido Theatre): Buy your New Year gifts for the whole family in this ultra-modern department store No parking problems too. C. K. TANG <S) LTD., 310 Orchard Road Singapore:— Going for a New Year shopping spree then
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    Lock icon Hope's greatest show on earth
    413 13 MANILA. Fri. (t'PI). Bob Hope, who began entertaining U.S. servicemen overseas back in 1942, wound up another season on the military Christmas circuit yesterday declaring this was his greatest cast and showMr. Hope and his cast, which included beautiful singer-dancer Joey Heatherton, singer Anita Bryant,
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      21 13 2nd WEEK SINGAPORE r* O vi: M. r* m V-i >«,'»#< v> f'-. 1* fit I in PRODUCTION a «i TK «ai
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  • Page 13 Miscellaneous
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      213 13 <3 S I I AW ORGANISATION w;Ui ail mo\;egr>er* A HAPPY NEW YEAR ;APITOL Phone ***** ind WEEK: 11. 1.45. 4. S.5» ».3® Shirley MaeLa.ne Michael Came \MBit" Technics UI SB Tonitht finite: Marlon Brando The APPILOOSV V Co.or •> T D O Phone ***** Jnd HEFR! No Free List'
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      743 13 YOUR TV LCCit*:-...... s vg£tf»v.-.». .v^wi. S. TODAY CHANNEL 5 Kuala l.umpur and Pulau Pinanr, 6 Ipoh and MHaka. 3 10 Johnre Bahru; 4 laiping: 7 Batu Pahat; 9 Kluang. (Singapore viewers, please switch to channel 3 for T.Y. Malaysia programmes*. P.M. 3.00 OPENING ANN'CT Prog Summary 3.01 MAN'S CASTLE
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      197 13 o CATHAY ORGANISATION PAL AC F 475 70 NOW SHOWING! 1.30. *.W». 1.3*. 4.00. 6.30 A 9 15 p m «.45 9.30 p m GALA: Tomorrow Monday Extra Show at 11.00 a.m KISS THE GIRLS MAKE THEM DIE Michael Connors Dorothy Prorlnt IN TECHNICOLOR Columbia Gala A Palace: Tonight Midnight
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    Lock icon Brabham is best in trial run
    264 14 HE CRACKS CIRCUIT MARK JOHANNESBURG, Fri. (UPI) Veteran racing ace Jack Brabham of Australia yesterday showed he is in no mood to surrender his world drivers championship without a fight by clocking the fastest time ever recorded on the nearby Kyalami Circuit during trials
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    Lock icon Japan-made gloves to be used for fight
    269 14 NAGOYA, Japan, Fri. (UPI) Japanese manufactured six ounce gloves will be used for the 15round title bout between world bantamweight champion Fighting Harada and challenger Jose Medel of Mexico here on Jan. 3. Managers Takeshi Sasazaki and Lupe Sanchez also agreed yesterday to
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    Lock icon Non-white golfer is barred
    110 14 DURBAN, South Africa. Fri. (AP> South Africa's top non-white golfer, Sewsunker (Papwa) Sewgolum, has been barred from two of the current summer circuit's major tournaments. The Indian star was refused permission to play in this weekend's 5.000 rand tUSS7.OOO) tournament at the Johannesburg Windsor Park Club.
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    Lock icon FLASHBACK: — A Thai eager swings a bamboo stick as riot broke out during the recently-concluded Asian Games basketball match between Thailand and Korea. It was perhaps the ugliest scene at the Games.
    34 14 FLASHBACK: A Thai eager swings a bamboo stick as riot broke out during the recently-concluded Asian Games basketball match between Thailand and Korea. It was perhaps the ugliest scene at the Games. AP photo.
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    Lock icon Jofre to bow out with charity match
    231 14 RIO DE JANEIRO. Fri. (AP> Brazil's Eder Jofre. world bantamweight champion for five years, will bid a quiet official farewell to the ring next month, it was announced yesterday. Jofre. 30. and well above bantamweight trim, told the daily afternoon newspaper "O Globo"
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    Lock icon Aston-Martin to make comeback in racing
    142 14 LONDON, Fri. (AFP) The once-great motor-racing name of Aston-Martin will be making a comeback to racing circuits in 1967 after an absence of three years. The firm of Aston-Martin Lagonda announced today that it would be re-entering the world of motor sport with a
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    Lock icon SPANIARD UPSETS GEORGES GOVEN
    167 14 MIAMI BEACH. Florida. Frl. <UPI> Unsung Manuel Orantes of Spain upset Wimbledon and Australian junior champion Geogres Goven of France yesterday for an unprecedented victory in the Orange Bowl Junior Tennis Championships. Orantes was the first unseeded player ever to win the tourney championship. In the
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    Lock icon Cheng Chye goes into q-finals
    51 14 JAIPUR. Fri. (AFP) Malaysian Khor Cheng Chye entered the quarter-final of the men's singles of the National Badminton Championship here yesterday beating India's Firoz Chaudhary (Madhva Pradesh) 15-9, 15-4. In another match in the men's singles Satish Bhatia of Mysore beat Malaysian Omar Manap 15-7,
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    248 14 CULCUTTA, India, Fri. (AP).—The West Indies India second cricket Test match will be played tomorrow on the green turf wicket at central Culcutta's Ranji Sta. dium at Eden Gardens, considered among the best in the world. The first test at western India's Bombay city
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    292 14 FORT LAUDERDALE. Florida, Fri. <AP> A slender blonde 14-year-old American girl, Catie Ball, has tied the women's 100-metre breaststroke world's swimming record. Miss Ball won the event In the second annual international swimming meet at the Hall of Fame Pool on Wednesday after having
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    2047 15 Race l: Horses Class 3 Dlv. 3—Abt. 6 Purs. 1.00 P.N. I. 708 2 npo 3 154 4 747 Gangway Rexrona Rulldnrrr Lotus Uitip 4v 3v 5* 5y 00 9.00 8 19 807 Arch Stable Dato Cspt H F Bloxham Jurong Stable Lolu* Stable Ahmad Rodgrrs Heddie
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    394 15  -  GOLD CUP RUNNERS WIND UP 51 Windsor Lad PENANG, Fri. Penang Gold Cup candidates were out in strength on the track here this morning in their winding up preparations for Sunday's classic, to be run over one and a quarter miles. Jal sco (Harbridge) was very impressive
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    96 15 NEW ORLEANS Fri. (UPI). Top-seeded RonHolmberg moved another notch toward his second straight Sugar Bowl Tennis Tournament rrown yesterday. defeating Baiiev Brown in a quarter finals match Holmberg had little trouble downing grow 6-2.6-2 Marty Roissen, the No. 2 seed, defeated Australian Graham Primrose. fi-O. H-4.
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    376 15 FFNANG. Fri. The following are the Stipendiary Steward's report for the second day, Penang Christmas-New Year Meeting. Ooing: Yielding for three races, then good. Race One: Four O'Clock 111 iKhamis) fractured his spine jumping away from the gates and was destroyed. Race Two: Blantic
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    Lock icon Perak January Meet attracts 188
    766 15 THE 1967 raring season will begin with the Perak Turf Club's three-da* meeting on Jan. A. 1? and 15. The IHB rntrif* rompri*r 92 CU« Two horse*. 23 C 1a«« Fivf, C'la** Sl* and 4? Two-year-old*. Thrre will he nine rare* on the first and
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    528 15  -  BY HENRY W. TMORNBERRY LONDON, Fri. (UPI) The professor, stethescope swinging from hit neck, emerged from the patient's room to where the world's Press v:gs waiting anxiously. The professor told them: "We can't move him for six weeks at least. There is
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    225 15 NEW YORK. Fri. (AP)— Even if the New York Athletic Commission wants Flash Elorde of the Philippines to retire, there are plenty of offers for his services, said Dewey Fragetta yesterday. Fragetta, an international boxing agent, said he had received three offers for title
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    136 15 SINGAPORE. Fri. Middlessex Wanderers, comprising top British amateur international players will play one game against Singapore on their way to New Zealand and Australia in the middle of June, next year. Lt. Col. G. W. Shaw. VicePresident of the Football Association of Singapore, said this
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    111 15 CHRISTCHURCH. NEW ZEALAND Fri. (UPI).— Philippine international chess master Rodolfo C. Tan Cardoso drew with Australian champion D. V. Hamilton after 42 moves in the third round of the Canterbury Chess Club Centennial tournament yesterday. Russian grand master Yuri L. Averbakh beat P. Dozsa, a former
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    339 16 Govt, makes provision for first time SINGAPORE, Fri. The Singapore Government has put aside $60,000 for the promotion of sports in the Republic in the coming year. This is the first time ever that the Government has included sports ir» its expenditure list. According to the estimates
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    132 16 LONDON, Fri. (AP) Sir Frank Worrell, former West Indies Test captain, said yesterday he thought Australian cricketers were too easily satisfied. Commenting on Australia's defeat by South Africa in tne first Test at Johannesburg this week, he said: "Tne Australians are potentially high scorers, but
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    34 16 MELBOURNE, Fri. Members of the Australian tennis squad pose with the Davis Cup after retaining: the trophy with a 4-1 victory- over India. AP Wirephoto.
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    Lock icon Abu Bakar hits out at mischief makers in FAS
    445 16 SINGAPORE. Fri. —Inche Abu Bakar bin Panwanchee. today lashed out at "mischief makers" who caused the State football team to rot temporarily in the earlier part of the season. The State team, he said, was then a* the bottom and unable
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    327 16 LONDON, Fri. (AFP) The Reverend David Sheppard, former England and Sussex batsman, now Warden of the Mayflower Community Centre in the London docks area, has oppealed to MCC not to allow first-class cricket on Sunday, according to today's "Daily mail". He has written to the
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    117 16 AROSA, Switzerland, Fri. (AFP) Finland's junior ice hockey team scored at the rate of a goal about every two minutes to smash the Netherlands 37 to nil here today. This was just the final nail in the young Dutch outfit who had earlier
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    330 16 KUALA LUMPUR. Fn. Malaysian tennis fans are in store for a big treat when a five-man United States team will play a series of exhibition matches here in February. The team which arrives here on Feb. 6 and will leave on Feb.
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    68 16 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri The annual rugger match between Selangor Club and Penang Sports Club will be played on the Western Road ground at Penang on Jan. 7. Selangor club team: Brian Mason, Des Oakes. John Masters. Eurof Walters. Michael Holden, Ken Saunders, Tony Iveson. Tim Sheehan. Mike Thompson,
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    167 16 SINGAPORE. Fri The Singapore Chinese F A. will leave here tomorrow for Seremban to play the first tie in the MCFA Cup at Seremban on Sunday. Singapore Chinese have been drawn to meet Negri Sembilan in the competition. S.ngapore Chinese. run-ners-up last year are
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    100 16 MALACCA. Fri. The annual HQ 28ih Commonwealth Infantry Brigade Gtoud (Commonwealth Forces) league hockey competition will start early next month. Only seven teams will be taking part- They a re: HQ 28th Brigade and Signals Sqiadron, Ist Bn Royal New Zealand Infantry Regt, 6th
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    45 16 LOS ANGELES, fri. (UPI) Sandy Koufax, whose sore arm cut off his US sl2s.ftnn year earning power in baseball, has signed a lucrative long-term contract with the National Broadcasting Co. to work on sports programmes in radio and television, it was announced.
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    33 16 SINGAPORE. Fri. The League Cup SHA hockey tournament will commence in January. The draw for the first round will be held on Friday at the Ceylon Sports Club at 5.30 p.m.
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    702 16  -  1-9-6-6 By Geoffrey Miller LONDON, Fri. (AP) A year of glory for England, the birthplace of soccer. A year of disappointment and bitterness for the South Americans. A year of personal triumph for Eusebio, Portugal's "Black Panther/' and Francisco Gento, Veteran Captain of
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    421 16 LONDON, Fri. (AP). Sit back, close your eyes and picture the greatest soccer game of all time. It's only a make-believe match. As the vintage soccer year of 1966 comes to an end. Associated Press sports writers have picked an ail-Star world
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    300 16 Top hockey nations to compete in preOlympic tournament LONDON. Fri. < AFP The 11 best hockey nations of the world will compete in the pre Olympic International Hockey tournament to be staged in London next October. They will be: Britain. East and West Germany. Australia. Belgium. Spain India, Japan. Kenya.
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