Eastern Sun, 29 January 1967

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    26 1 EASTERN SUN Independent National Daily SINGAPORE EDITION Estd. 1966. Vol. 1 No. 191 Sunday, January 29 1967. ft MC(P) 2251 ft KDN 2660 Price 15 cents
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    Lock icon APOLLO ASTRONAUTS KILLED
    967 1 CAPE KEIMMEDY, SAT. (UPI) AMERICA'S first three Apollo astronauts were killed fast night when a flash fire ship during a launch pad test. Veteran Astronaut Virgil (GUS) Grissom, 40, Edward H. White, 36, first U.S. spacewalker, and Roger Chaffee, 31, were killed in the tragedy. They were
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    Lock icon Seven Army divisions turn against Mao in Sinkiang
    553 1 TOKYO, SAT. (AP) PEKING wall posters reported yesterday seven of the eight Army divisions in Sinkiang province have turned against Mao TseTung in an antirevolutionary rebellion and more than 100 persons have been killed in clashes. If the northwest province lines up
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    Lock icon STUDENTS: CHECK SUKARNO
    486 1 JAKARTA. Sat. (UPI) Over ten thousand Indonesian students snake-danced through the streets of Jakarta today chanting "Sukarno is a Communist dog investigate Sukarno." The hordes of green camouflage\jacketed students, who sported the bright yellow vests of the University of Indonesia, said it was just a warmup before
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    Lock icon KNIGHTHOOD FOR FRANCIS CHICHESTER
    157 1 LONDON, Sat. (I PI) Queen Elizabeth II today conferred a knighthood on Ho-year-old British lone yachtsman, Francis Chichester. The announcement came on the eve of Chichester's scheduled departure from Sydney, Australia, on the return leg of a 28.500-mile solo trip around the world in his 53-foot
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  • Article
    Lock icon Accident victim dies
    123 2 SIN GAPORE. Sat. A 61-vear old man, Harban Singh, died in the General Hospital here yesterday —six days after he was involved in an accident with a motor-car at the junction of Upper Changi Road and Bedok Road. On the afternoon of Jan. 21. Sahlan bin Hassan
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    Lock icon 2 Clarence Lane houses burgled
    162 2 SINGAPORE. Sat. Two houses in Clarence Lane were broken into yesterday and cash and property totalling $915 were stolen. Case No. 1: Goh Pang Hew told police that at about 8.05 a.m. yesterday he and his wife left for work after locking the doors. At
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    Lock icon Lecture by labour specialist
    84 2 SINGAPORE. Sat. Mr. S. Haridas, specialist in labour, will give a talk on "Industrial Arbitration in Singapore" on Tuesday, Jan. 31. at the Singapore Cricket Club at 7 p.m. Mr. Haridas. who is now attached to the Economic Department of the University of Singapore, is due
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    Lock icon To raise funds
    39 2 JOHORE BAHRU, Sat. The Johore Bahru branch of the Central Welfare Council met here today and decided to raise money for the National Disaster Fund. The meeting was attended by representatives of various voluntary organisations here.
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    Lock icon SHOCKING PINK EVENING GOWN
    47 2 This shocking pink evening gown in Swiss embroidered daisies with a neat pair of V straps holding an otherwise strapless graceful formal was one of 51 outfits displayed at the Fashion Show, "Fashionrama", at the Four Lions, Hotel Singapura, recently. Cecilia Seow modelled.
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    Lock icon CENTRAL REVERSIBLE 3-LANE ROAD FOR NICOLL HIGHWAY
    208 2 SINGAPORE, Sat. A central reversible three-lane traffic road is being constructed along Niccll Highway which, on completion, will provide five traffic lanes at the highway during peak hours. This is part of the improvement work that the Public Works Department is carrying out
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    Lock icon PDREUF to seek Arbitration Court's advice
    282 2 SINGAPORE, Sat. The Public DailyRated Employees' Unions Federation stated today it would seek the advice of the Industrial Arbitration Court on the Government's intention to proceed with the reorganisation of the public cleansing service from Feb. 1. Mr. K. Suppiah. the President of the
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    Lock icon 2 youths convicted and fined
    191 2 SINGAPORE. Sat. Two youths were today convicted and fined $75 each in default three weeks' imprisonment in the 4th Magistrate's Court, for pasting a poster at a bus shelter in East Coast Road without a licence. The youths. Lim Yang Chy, 17. and Toh Kim
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    Lock icon Opening of Rotary West's playground gift today
    162 2 SINGAPORE, Sat. The Minister for Sori»j Affairs, Enche Othman Wok, will open the Children! Playground in Taman Jurong, Jurong Industrial Estate, at 4.45 p.m. tomorrow (Jan. 29). The playground which cost about $12,000, is a gift from members of RotaryWest Singapore to the
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    Lock icon PANG BOON LAUNCHES EDUCATIONAL TV IN S'PORE
    112 2 SINGAPORE. Sat. Another milestone has been reached in the advancement of the Republic's educational system. The Minister for Education, Mr. Ong Pang Boon, this evening officially inauguarated the Educational Television Service at the ETV Studios at the Teachers' Training College in Paterson Road
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    Lock icon Call to S'pore's labour force
    185 2 SINGAPORE, Sat. The executive sec* retary of the Pioneer Industries Employee' Union, Mr. Bernard Rodrigues, has colled on the labour force in Singapore to con* tribute its fair shore to increase pro* ductivity so that locally manufactured goods could compete in the international market. But,
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      724 2 PACIFIC PRINCESS PHOTOGENIC (MALAYSIA) QUEST 1967 OFFICIAL ENTRY FORM The intending candidate for The Quest to select Malaysia's delegate to the "Queen of the Pacific Quest" to be held at Melbourne, Australia, from 3rd to 13th March 1967 must fill this questionaire completely and attach three copies of recent photographs
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    Lock icon 3 pre-requisites to beat the Reds by Dr. Goh
    1079 3 DETENTION WITHOUT TRIAL NECESSARY WEAPON SINGAPORE, Sot. The power of arrest and detention without trial is a necessary weapon in the fight against the Communists in the newly-established Asian States. The Republic's Minister of Defence, Dr. Goh Keng Swee, made this
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    Lock icon Little world of Hui Phing has broadened
    323 3 SINGAPORE, Sat A new horizon of happiness has been opened for 13-year old Singapore school girl. Low Hui Phing, of the Raffles Girls' School. The little world of Hui Phing has suddenly and joyously broadened and a new lease of life given to
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    Lock icon Student granted $5,000 bail
    261 3 SINGAPORE, Sat.—A former Chinese High School student, Chng Chor Choo, who was denied bail in a Magistrate's Court last week, was today granted bail of $5,000 in two sureties. His counsel, Mr. Tan Chor Yong, today successfully secured bail for Chng, who had been remanded since
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    Lock icon For N.C.R. Convention in Bangkok
    143 3 SINGAPORE. Sat. Mr. F. G. Rothwell, Management Supervisor, South-east Asia and Managing; Director of NCR, Singapore and Malaysia. will head a delegation of 12 sales representatives from the Singapore and Malaysia companies to a Convention In Bangkok at the end of January. This Convention will
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      499 3 Shutterbugs' Contest in conjunction with Pacific Princess Photogenic 'Malaysia) Quest Rules and Stipulations he name of this Photographic Contest is 'The Shutterbugs' Contest'. 2 T- 5 Contest is sponsored and organised by the Far East -eauty Congress of 1116 Selangor Mansion, Kuala Lumpur. Tel. No. *****. 3 P' otographers (Amateurs
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    Lock icon MY LIFE and LOVE
    1876 4  -  as told to MAX PI by MAURICE CHEVALIER YOU cannot insult God by resenting growing old. I'm one of the happiest young oldsters in the world. When I reached the age of 65 I had to choose. You cannot go on doing everything work everything—working hard,
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    Lock icon SWEATERS, SWIM SUITS NO LONGER KEY TO STARDOM
    727 4 HOLLYWOOD, Sat. Once upon a time, a girl could get into a tight sweater or a skimpy bathing suit, and if everything looked right, Hollywood became her meat and potatoes. "That's not true any more," reflected Ruth Roman, who once owned quite
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    Lock icon Franco wears tennis shoes but he's a big hit
    377 4 HOLLYWOOD, Sat 1 The new at-tention-riveter on the Hollywood beat is a touseled young man who mostly wears tennis shoes, turtleneck sweaters and uncreased trousers. That's his weekend and nighttime costume anyway. In the daytime at work, he wears armour, rides
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  • Page 6 Miscellaneous
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      206 6 KNOCKKNOCKf. OVER TO WILMA'S...IM p/INCr TO SEE IF FRED STARTED PMNTlNGr THEIR DEN VET.' v YA VLATER// II lT s/i 9 k V a i c <1 B a r A m XI IIS 5< 1 4 IK m k fy y m 'A m v l 7^ V r
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      297 7 we'LL. cur THE HOLE RLSrHT THERE/ 3HHHU? HERE HE corns, now/ HOW THEY EITIM^/YO^I JUST 6FEAT, MISTER PANArER, AH...NOEOpy fC EE USING THAT HOLE THERE/ S STRANGE WE'RE USiNG THE S, ilT...IN THE SAME LAKE ...HE'S CAi FIFTEEN FlSH ASP X- HAVEN'T EVEN I A BlTE/ff Si 22 2 Tr
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    Lock icon HIGH PRICES
    517 8 l|(U Selangor (Consumers' Association Is A complaining about lack of public support. In a multi-racial society like we have in Malaysia, it is only some English educated members of the public who have the civic conscience to take steps to fight the rising prices of consumer goods. The
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    Lock icon LACK OF INTEREST
    300 8 rpHE Minister of Education, Enche Mohamed Khir Johari, said poverty and lack of Interest were the main reasons why 3,000 students in Kelantan had failed to attend secondary school last year. Lack of interest on the part of parents and students in further education, we believe, was
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    Lock icon Manned landing on Mars: How much?
    1062 8  -  MEL the WgIVEI^H By: Dr. I. M. Levitt, Director The Fels Planetarium Of The Franklin lnstitute WHAT is it going to cost to land a man on Mars? Currently, it appears that a Mars landing is inevitable because of the endorsement given this project
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    Lock icon Freedom Day rally urges anti- Mao revolt
    820 8 Freedom Day rally urges antiMao revolt Taipei, Saf. (AP) Nat ion a I ist China rang this week with appeals to the Armed Forces and people of the troubled China mainland to rise against Communist Party chairman Mao TseTung. An appeal was also sent to President Johnson expressing hope "that
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  • COMMERCIAL & INDUSRTRIAL
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      Lock icon Johnson's request gets a mixed reaction
      313 9 yiW YORK. Sat. (AP). Enaction on Wal Street to president Johison's request for doublng the interest equalisaton tax on American pu-chases of foreign securitfes was mixed yesterday. \lr Keith Funst»n, President of the New Fork Stock Exchange, sail the tax on common stocks should
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      Lock icon London rubber market
      76 9 LONDON, Sat. (UPI) rubber market closed quietly steady with spot 18-1/6 18-1/4. SETTLEMENT HOUSE: Mar 18-1/16 18-1/4 Apr 19-1/4 18-3/8 May and Apr/June 18-7/16 18-9/16 Jul Sep 18-13/16 18-15/16 Oct/Dec 19-1/16 19-3/16 Jan/March 19-1/8 19-1/4 Apr June 19-1/4 19-3/8 Jul Sep 19-5/8 19-7/16 Oct/Dcc 19-5/16 19-1/2 Jan/Mar
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      Lock icon Dow Jones averages
      58 9 new YORK. Sat. (AP) Dow Jones stock averages open high 30 Industrials 840.59 850.10 20 Rails 225 49 227.73 15 Utilities 138.06 139.83 63 Stocks 302.33 305 66 low close change 30 Industrials 835.86 844.04 up 5.34 20 Rails 224.17 226.71 up 0.87 15 Utilities 137.56 138.80
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      Lock icon Big chance for British goods in Malaysia, Singapore
      649 9 LONDON, Sat A report published recently by the London and Birmingham Chambers of Commerce says that the development plans of Malaysia and Singapore offer tremendous opportunities for British capital goods and services. The report has been prepared following a trade mission, led
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      Lock icon Rubber market quiet
      265 9 SINGAPORE. Sat. The feeling last week that the market was near the bottom and attempting to level out was dispelled during the current week's trading, and the recent downward trend continued to depress prices by over one cent, to record a new low since early 1954, before
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      Lock icon THAILAND ORDERS 4 DIESEL GENERATORS
      99 9 TOKYO. Sat. (UPI). Thailand has placed an order with Nichimen Co. and three other Japanese manufacturing firms for four diesel generators valued at a total of U551,500,000 (M), a Nichimen Co. spokesman said today. A contract for the diesel generators, each of 2,500 kwh capacity,
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      Lock icon STUDENTS VISIT FACTORY
      150 9 SINGAPORE, Sat. A group of 80 Science Society students from the Methodist Girls School, this morning were conducted round the factory of General Leather Ltd. in Jurong. The object of the excursion, organised by the Lions Club of Singapore East, was to instil upon the students the
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      Lock icon BANK RATES
      56 9 SINGAPORE, Sat. The Association of Banks in Malaysia today made the following changes in its rates to merchants: Canada: Buying T.T. 355/16: Airmail O.D. 35-7/16; 90 d/st. 36 credit bills; 361/16 trade bills. Selling T.T./O.D ready were: Canada 34-15/16; Deutsche Marks 128|; Swiss Francs 140j; Belgian Francs 1614;
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      Lock icon Industrials easier on the Stock Exchange
      442 9 SINGAPORE, Sat. Industrials today were generally easier but improved slightly towards the close. BUSINESS In and reported to the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Stock Exchange today (Ttie number of shares traded within brackets.) INDUSTRIALS Boustead $1.53 < 2.000) $1.52 (2.000);
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      Lock icon Tin price
      16 9 SINGAPORE. Sat. The tin price for today was $6Ol per picul, up 50 rents.
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      Lock icon No sales
      23 9 NEW YORK. Sat. (AP).— Rubber standard futures closed quiet. No Sales. Spot no. 1 ribbed smoked sheets 21 in. N. norminaL
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      Lock icon Agreement to divide assets of oil firm announced
      149 9 SAN FRANCISCO. Sat. (AP> An agreement for dividing the assets and operations of the California Texas Oil Corporation in 12 European countries was announced yesterday. The parent companies of Caltex are Standard Oil Company of California and Texaco. Inc. Countries where the
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      Lock icon MAJOR BANKS TO CUT INTEREST RATES
      145 9 NEW YORK. Sat. (UPD Major banks from coast to coast announced yesterday they would reduce their interest rates from 6 per cent to 52 per cent, following the lead of the giant Chase Manhattan Bank which lowered its 6 per cent rate to 5i
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      Lock icon STOCK EXCHANGE—MALAYSIA, S'PORE
      471 9 SINGAPORE, Sat. Stock i Exchange bid and offer prices officially listed at the i close of business. INDUSTRIAL B. s. Boil st car] 1.52 1.52 C. Sugar 1*4 1.65 Chemical Co. 1.82 1.81 Cold Storage 3.14 3.16 Dunlop 2.35 2.36 E. Smelting 4 04 F.««o Ords 3.24
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      50 9 (Manager*, prices) FtrM Malayan XD 2.18 2.28 Second Malayan Xt> 1.55 1.65 Third Malayan 1.11 1.22 Ma layman Commerce .97 Mai. Savim* Fund 1.33 1.43 Sterling Con; modi* 3/10 4/5 Ftr«t Hons Kont .99 1.01* Second Hone Kong .69 .73» Malaysian Investment Fund .90 I4>0 <*Honj Rone Currency)
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      Lock icon PRODUCE
      111 9 SINGAPORE. Sat.—Singrapore Chinese Produce Exchange noon price* today were. Buyers Sellers Coconut oil (FOB) Bulk 45.75 Coconut oil (KOH) Brums 47.75 Loove Copra Mixed Jan/Feb. 28.00 Sugar (Java) exuodown 24.50 Nutmegs 110s 465.00 Nutmeg* B A W 220 00 Garbled Lampong Black Pepper (FOB > 110.00 Pepper Black Special
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      Lock icon New York rubber
      52 9 NEW YORK. Sat (UPI) Rubber futures yesterday closed unchanged to 20 points lower Sales none. March 67 21.40 21.90 May 21.60 22.10 July 21.80 22.25 Sept 21.80 22.25 Nov 21,80 22.25 Jan 68 21 80 22.25 The spot No. 1 RSS remained steady at 22 cents per
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      Lock icon Stockpile tin
      27 9 WASHINGTON. Sat. (AP). —The United States sold 15 long tons of grade B tin from government surplus stocks yesterday, at 1.5275 U.S. dollars a pound.
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      Lock icon SHIPPING MOVEMENTS
      127 9 SINGAPORE. Sat. The following ships are expected in port today Godowns Vessels. 1/2 Transbalt 10/11 Ruys 19 Durban Mam 23/24 South Sea 31/32 Levern Bank 33/34 Fernfield 40/41 Malaysia 42/43 Anna K 44 Nestor 46 Benledl 47 Werrastein The following ships laid anchorage at the following roads Shien
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      Lock icon AIR MOVEMENTS-S'PORE, K. LUMPUR
      755 9 ARRIVALS IN SINGAPORE Time H..10 a.m. Airline JAL 712 from Jakarta. Time 9.15 a.m. Airline GIA 8 Time 10.35 a.m. Airline MSA 005 from Penang, lpota. Kuala Lumpur, Malacca. Time 10.30 a.m. Airline MSA 451 from Kuchlnf. Time 12.35 p.m. Airline GIA 889 from Kuala Lumpur.
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  • SPOTLIGHT ON JAPAN
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      Lock icon RECORD STEEL PRODUCTION
      93 10 EASTERN SUN presents... Japan's crude steel production during fiscal IS *6 ending March, 1967, is expected to top 50 million tons, which will be an all-time record according to the Ministry of International Trade and Industry. MITI estimated that crude steel production in the last quarter of
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      Lock icon Rare dental operation performed on lynx
      798 10 RARE operation involving the extraction of two decayed cuspidate teeth of a lynx was performed recently at a Japanese zoological garden. Japanese veterinarians have been successful in various medical treatments involving wild animals. They have succeeded in fitting a shoe to the diseased hoof
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      Lock icon Thinnest wristwatch
      107 10 A new self-winding, calendar type wristwatch said to be the thinnest of its kind and mass-produced, has been produced by the Orient Watch Co., a leading watch and clock manufacturer In Tokyo. It measures only 3.9 millimetres at its thickest point. No other commercial watch is said to
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      Lock icon Tropical fish 'boom' in Japan
      469 10 A BOOM in tropical fish is taking place in Japan today. Whenever one goes—in coffee shops, banks, railway stations and even private homes, one may see varicoloured tropical fish in glass water-tanks and fish bowls. In recent years, the number of shops selling tropical fish
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      Lock icon Steady economic growth this year
      459 10 TAPANI economy in fiscal 1967 (April, 1967 through March, 1968) is likely to make a slow but steady growth at a pace almost equal to that in fiscal 1966. The overall balance of international payments in fiscal 1967 will continue to stand in favour of
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      Lock icon Unprecedented progress in Japan's TV industry
      589 10 TAPAN is making an unprecedented progress in the television industry. Production and shipments of colour television receivers have become markedly active since the second half of 1965. Japan's production of colour television receivers, started in 1960 was small, amounting to only 5,190 units in
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  • WOMEN'S PAGE
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      Lock icon IKEBANA—a th ing of beauty and a joy forever
      874 11  - IKEBANA —a th ing of beauty and a joy forever ■By Anne Tai- Kuala Lumpur, Sat. MORE Malaysians are becoming interested in the new school of flower arrangement, IKEBANA. To further popularise it, lkebana specialists were here recently on an Ikebana Mission from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, japan. While
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      Lock icon Balmain shows the old well-bred elegance
      475 11  -  MAUREEN LEE PARIS, Sat (AFP). Pierre Balmain opened the second day of the Paris summer collections with a confident display of the old well-bred elegance. The Balmain silhouette is natural, the waist, underlined by a belt, is where nature put it, and skirts come
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      Lock icon Now TOPLESS shoes prance to the front
      554 11 NEW YORK, Sat. (UPI). The almost topless shoes prance to fashion's front ranks for spring as shoe makers of America bare all but the sole of tooteies. I The soles of these shoes for dressed-to-the-nines occasions are held on with tiny bands of
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      444 11 Stars and CAPRICORN Dec. 23-Jan. 20 GOOD steady week. An opportunity which you have been looking for presents itself midweek. Good period for making social contacts AQUARIUS Jan. 21-Feb. 19 honour and recognition coming to you soon; this is probably the best time to think of new plans for the
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  • POPPING AROUND with PLATTER PETE
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      Lock icon A 'freshie' singer called Lara
      461 12 SINGAPORE, Sat—One night, Tommy Low, manager of the Trailers, decided to pop into a local stage show to scout for new talents. There, he saw and heard Lara and was very impressed by her voice and personality. Tommy asked if we would like to meet
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      Lock icon Pop gossip
      478 12 CILLA BLACK has signed up for a non singing role in a new off beat comedy titled "Work... is a Four-Letter Word." Production for the film will begin tomorrow. She will be co-starring with David Warner and Alfred Marks. The film is based on Henry Living's play "Eh?"
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      Lock icon Platter Pete's Postbag
      643 12 |JI THERE! Right! Here's the great news! For all you hep-type cool cats, yours truly will be publishing his photograph in next week's Popping Around and that's a promise! So for Pete's sake yuk! yuk! don't miss out on next week's issue! They don't call me 'Gorgeous'
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      Lock icon Spotlight: Paul Jones
      961 12 CINGER. actor, writer, poet, pacifist, realist, materialist, atheist, one-time labourer and travelling salesman. Paul Jones was born in Portsmouth on February 24, 1942 and is very likely happier to answer to 'singer' than to any one of the several other labels attached to him. Happier, because he
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      Lock icon DISC-CUSSION
      267 12 »|!HE QUESTS (SPs) Roller Coaster Man/The Dancer (Columbia) Yep! This is it! This must be the biggest hit the Quests are going to have so far. It's got hit material written all over it, and it's flawless, musically and technically. The melody line is pretty and catchy, but more
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  • Page 12 Miscellaneous
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      174 12 TOP TEN AMERICA'S TOP TEN (By courtesy of Billboard) 1. I'm A Believer Monkees. (COLGEMS) 2. Georgy Girl Seekers. (CAPITOL) 3. Snoopy vs. The Red Baron Royal Guardsmen. (LAURIE) 4. Tell It Like It Is Aaron Neville. (PARLO) 5. Kind Of A Drag Buckinghams. (US) 6. Words Of Love Mamas
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  • THE NEW FILMS
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      Lock icon THE NUDE LOOK
      382 13  -  By: TAI SING ONN J£UALA LUMPUR, Sot. If two forthcoming films are a foretaste of what's in store for Malaysian filmgoers this year, then it seems the NUDE LOOK is in Actresses besides acting ability must now also be seen in the raw. -First let's take a
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      Lock icon Batman, Robin make superb crime busters
      424 13  -  -By PETER LOKE, SINGAPORE, Sat.—"BATMAN" is a hilarious action-parked film which has been missing from the screen for a long, long time. Though the dialogue is a little too stiff for the set I am sure the fl'.m action will more than compensate all
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      Lock icon Big Seven team up again
      273 13 DN. CINGAPORE. Sat. "Reture Of The Seven" is NOT as good as the "Ma* nificient Seven But all the same, it's one film which goes bang, hang, bang, all the way the moment the seven team up again. It's a pity the producer could not
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      Lock icon Studio gossip
      126 13 ACADEMY Award winner Lee Marvin will star in Metro Goldwyn Mayer's "Point Blank," a contemporary drama set in San Francisco. The Judd Bernard-Robert Chartoff production, to be produced by Bernard and Irwin Winkler, is scheduled to go before the cameras on February 16. Young English director John Boorman
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      Lock icon 'Bond could not have done better'
      263 13  -  By: C.F. LEE. KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. James Bond himself could not have done much better himself. An Infra-red cum X-ray gimmick built into a tie-pin and which enables you to see through walls. A car with a detachable rear end which can bp ejected
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      Lock icon Ivy runs into the path of true love
      101 13  -  c By T.S.O. J£IALA LUMPUR. Sat. Ivy Ling Po as she appears in "THE MIRROR AND THE LICHEE a Shaw Production in colour. Ivy is a poor but romantic scholar. And the gleam in the scholar's eye is Fang Yin, beauteous daughter
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    2291 14  -  App. Velu scores handsome 'double' on Banter, Decision By WINDSOR LAD SINGAPORE, Sat. Pelor Mas, confidently ridden by Moses Lee, coasted home a six-length winner in the Class 1, Division 2 race over six furlongs and 15 yards (Race 6) at Bukit Timah this
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    250 14 SINGAPORE. Sat. Following: is the Stipendiary Steward's Report on the third day's races held at Bukit Timah today: The adjourned inquiry into the cause of interference to NYONYA IPOH (Soaidi) near the 4 furlong post in the Class 3, Division 2, 6 Furlong race last Sunday was concluded
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    195 14 SINGAPORE, Sat. The Minister of State for Education, Enche A. Rahim Ishak, has warned parents to ensure that their children do not become "political pawns under the influence of sinister elements. The Minister said parents should exercise greater supervision and attention
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    214 14 KUALA LUMPUR, Sot. The Malaysian Cricket Association "Under-23" inter-State knockout competition has attracted eight teams, including Singapore, who will be participating as "invited" guests. The teams have been divided into two zones, namely North and South. North Zone will comprise Kedah, Penang, Perak
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    609 14  -  °L R. D. SELVA KUALA LUMPUR, Sot. Malaysia brought glory to the mainland in today's second rugger international with Singapore through Raju, in the dying minutes of the game, when he sneaked across for the de- ciding try. Malaysia won the match 13 points
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    122 14 BOMBAY, India, Sat. <AP) Conrad Hunte scored 132 runs for West Indies in the first innings of their three-day benefit match against the Indian Cricket Control Board President's at Nagpur on Friday. The benefit is for Vijay Hazare, former Indian Test skipper, who is
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    145 14 LAHORE. Sat. (AFP) Pakistan made a confident start in the first cricket Test with the touring: M.C.C. under-25 side, scoring 233 for four wickets at close of the first day after winning the toss. Some very steady, if slow, batting gave the home players an obvious
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    140 14 PRETORIA, South Africa. Sat. (AP) Captain Bod Simpson became the r> Australian to pass 1.000 run* on the current cricket tou of South Africa when ne thrashed Northeastern Transvaal bowlers for 243 run> here on Friday. Australia was 490 for four wickets at close of play. Simpson
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      1710 15 Race 1: Horses Class 4* Div. 1— 9 Fur. 15 Yds. 2.15 P.M. J 012 Sabteck (FOR LOCAL RIDERS ONLY) 4v 8.13 Fourtee Stable Bagbv Jr Kane 7 2. 241 Forest Knight 4y 8 12 Income Kongsi J. Donnellv Subian 2 3. *70 Mirage 4v
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      1816 15  -  The going is SOFT r By^ f 'Windsor 9 L Lad A SI NGAPORE, Sun. Gallant Defender is on the upgrade and should land his third successive win in the Club Cup to be run over one mile and 15 yards at Bukit Timah this
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      29 15 WtmiMOlL L. II Globe Stream G. Defender GOLD LIS SUN: Loril Jim Hokoru Flying Glory AD E LI IS E: Satellite II Pizarro II Sir Walter
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      338 15 FOLOWING is the latest M.R.A. Classification List: Promotions: From Class 2 to Class 1 Open. Deltarnews. Royal Command. From Class 4 to Class 3 Beau Ideal. From Class 6 to Class 5 Flying Mist. Demotions: From Class to Class 3 Congratulations. Balkan ClipBer. Tee Up. Samakan,
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    286 16 JOHANNESBURG, Sat. (AFP) Basil "Dolly" D'Oliveira, the Cape Town born coloured British Test cricketer, said here tonight he hoped sincerely that South Africans, who were prevented from playing Test cricket in South Africa would have a chance to prove their ability abroad.
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    166 16 LOS ANGELES, California. Sat. (AP). Don Massengale, coming back from a disheartening performance in the Bing Crosby Golf Tournament last week, caught and passed Arnold Palmer in the second round of the USSIOO.OOO Los Angeles Open on Fridav. Playing behind Palmer, who took a temporary lead
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    93 16 SINGAPORE, Sat. The following were elected office-bearers of the Singapore Business Houses F.A. for the year (1967) at the annual general meeting of the Club held recently. President:— Mr. Gan Kee Slang (re-elected). Vice-Presidents:— Mr. G. S. Cook, Mr. Thum Mun Sun. Hon. Secretary:— Mr. K.
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    311 16 MEXICO CITY, Sat (I PI). World featherweight boxing champion Vicente Saldivar completed his training on Friday for his second title defence against Japanese challenger Mitsunori Seki. "The crown will stav in Mexico,** he assured fans who crowded the gymnasium where Saldivar went through
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    153 16 CAPE TOWN, Sat. (AFP) 1 W. A. Maree, South African Minister of Community Development, yesterday rejected in Parliament criticism raised against the treatment meted out by his department to Europeans who wanted to witness a cricket match captained by Basil D'Oliveira. The English Test cricketer was captaining
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    618 16 SINGAPORE, Sat. Sparta Prague—the starstudded soccer team from Czechoslovakia— will be the most expensive "human cargo" to touchdown at Paya Lebar International Airport on Tuesday, Jan. 31. The Czech assessed according to professional football standards in England and South American countries, would be valued
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    395 16 The Dunlop Sports Co., Ltd., have pre. sented for the fourth consecutive year running U552,000.00 as a Circuit Trophy Prize for the 1967 Far East Professional Golf Circuit, The Dunlop prize award is presented in recognition of the growing interest in the Far East
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    242 16 PALM BEACH GARDENS, Florida, Sat. (UPI). Shooting an eagle and four birdies, Sam Snead made a spirited bid on Friday for his third P.G.A. Seniors Golf Championship. Snead forged into a twoshot lead with four-undpr-par 140 at the halfway mark in the US$4O,OOO Teachers Trophy
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    185 16 NEW YORK, Sat. (TPI) ——Cassius Clay, undefeated heavyweight champion, lost a decision outside the ring on Friday when he was rejected as a candidate for "Fighter of the Year" by Ring Magazine. Clay was snubbed by the magazine because he was not considered "a good
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    138 16 LAS VEGAS, Nevada, Sat. Former world heavyweight champion Sonny Liston picks Cassius Clay to stop Ernie Terrell "within 10 rounds" in their showdown fight on Feb. 6 in Houston, Texas. Liston, who lost his title to Clay on a technical knockout in February, 1964, and was again
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    45 16 SANTIAGO, Chile. Sat (AP). Benflca of Lisbon play a combined soccer team of Universidad de Chile and Universidad Catolica on Saturday night. Benflca. touring Eusebio, Simoes, Torres ana other star players, tied on Wednesday night with tne Chilean champions Universidad Catolica 2-2.
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