Eastern Sun, 3 February 1967
This issue may only be viewed from the multimedia stations at NLB Libraries. See FAQ for more information.
1967-02-03
1
16
https://www.nlb.gov.sg
https://eresources.nlb.gov.sg/newspapers/browse/easternsun
Eastern Sun
-
Title Section26 1967-02-03 1 EASTERN SUN Independent National Daily SINGAPORE EDITION 1T Estd. 1966. Vol. 1 No. 196 Friday* February 3 1967. ☆MC (P) 2251 KDN 2660 Price 55 cents26 words
-
Article, Illustration611 1967-02-03 1 Poster war goes on in Canton TOKYO, THURS. (AP) MAO TSE-TUNG has Heilunkiang province Shao-Chi's camp in a by the army and a repentant anti-Maoist party chief, Peking Radio claimed today. If this report is true, it drives a massive Maoist wedge between two areas which threaten611 words
-
357 1967-02-03 1 PETER LOKE - By PETER LOKE THE Singapore National Trade Union Congress today warned other affiliated unions of the Public Daily Rated Employees Unions Federation not to be involved in sympathetic strike action which would be illegal and in contravention of all existing fegisfotion. The NTUC has issued357 words
-
Article174 1967-02-03 1 SINGAPORE, Thurs. Racing motorist, Sunny Ang. 27 will walk his "last mile" on Monday, Feb. 6 for the murder of a bar waitress, Jenny Cheok, on the high seas off Sisters Island on August, 1963. The Eastern Sun learnt today Sunny's last hopes were174 words
-
Article51 1967-02-03 1 TAIPEI, Thurs. President Chiang Kai-Shek today ordered establishment of" a "National Security Council," a move that will allow him to declare war without first obtaining con-, sent of Parliament. The supreme power was granted the 79-year-old leader under a constitutional amendment adopted by the National Assembly in March51 words
-
376 1967-02-03 1 WASHINGTON, Thurs. Mrs. John F. Kennedy describes her brother-in-law, Sen. Robert F. Kennedy, as "the most compassionate person I know," but also as the type of shy, proud person who is often misunderstood as "Machiavellian." The former First Lady gave her personal view of the376 words
-
Page 1 Advertisements
-
Advertisement67 1967-02-03 1 e CYMA HIGH PRECISION WATCHES AFTER-SALES SERVICE. A. L. Abdeen Ltd. 155, North Bridge Road, Capitol Building, Singapore, 6. I He said he learned from Communist officials the number of would-be defectors had reached 30.000 in Canton. Yu was formerly a student they saw posters attacking Party Chairman Mao TseTung67 words
-
Advertisement33 1967-02-03 1 WANTED TRANSLATORS to render Chinese or Malay into English. Applicants must have good knowledge of Chinese or Malay and proficient in English. Please apply to THE EASTERN SUN, 23-B, Cantonment Road, Singapore 2.33 words
-
Advertisement19 1967-02-03 1 Computet? New! Bobby Locke 4. "'a ft SUNRISE SPORTS *UJOMN UTTin TQumST 4 SMOffNG CBNfTK, SINGAK* I TU£*«« 96T>19 words
-
-
PARLIAMENT IN SESSION
-
287 1967-02-03 2 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. THE Minister for Agriculture and Co-operatives, Tuan Haji Ghazali Jawi, denied that the Government was using pressure to stop the registration of the plantation workers multi-purpose co-operative society. He referred to the hundreds of co-operative ventures the Government had helped287 words
-
Article153 1967-02-03 2 KUALA LUMPUR, Thur s The General Manager of the National Electricity Board Raja Zainal bin Raja Sulaiman announced today that the $14.5 million extenlion work to double the capacity of the Sultan Ismail Power Station, Jnhore Bahru from 30.000 kilowatts to 60,0n0 kilowatts was expected to153 words
-
Article109 1967-02-03 2 JESSELTON. Thurs The Federal Minister of Sabah Affairs and Civil Defence, Tun Datu Mustapha bin Datu Harun, who is on an extensive tour of Sabah. today made more on-the-spot grants amounting to $20,000. In Pensiangan where he spent the night last night, Tun Mustapha made a109 words
-
512 1967-02-03 2 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. An advisory committee has been set up by the Ministry of Commerce and Industry to tackle the problem of the rising cost of essential commodities. This committee has been charged with the task, finding both long and short term solutions512 words
-
Article129 1967-02-03 2 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. The Tunku Ampuan of Selangor, with the help of some close friends, will contribute towards the National Disaster Relief Fund by selling lunch coupons at $lO each. Each coupon will entitle a person to a buffet currysambal lunch at Istana Alam Shah,129 words
-
170 1967-02-03 2 KUALA LI'MFUR, Thur§. The Ministry of Argiculture and Cooperatives, is to provide artificial insemination service for the cows in Kelantan. The Minister of Agriculture and Co-opera-tives, Tuan Hajl Gnaiali Jawi. announced this is Parliament today when winding up the debate170 words
-
362 1967-02-03 2 KUALA LITMPt'R. Thuw. The Minister of Arrlculture and Co-operatives, Tuan Maji Mohamed Gnasali bin Jawi. reiterated today that a "very high priority" was given to padi production in the country. He was replving to an oral question by Enche Ahmad bin Arshad (All.362 words
-
247 1967-02-03 2 PENANG. Thurs. As long as the free port status Is beneficial to Penang, the Government would continue to make every endeavour to retain it. This was stated by the Chief Minister. Tan Sri Wong Pow Nee. in reply to a written question made by247 words
-
135 1967-02-03 2 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. In December, the production of tin concentrates was 133.018 (133.046) pikuls containing 5.955 tons tin metal, based on the true assay of 75.21 per cent. The average daily rate of production was 4.291 (4.435) pikuls of tin concentrates. Deliveries of tin concentrates135 words
-
247 1967-02-03 2 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. The Minister of Commerce and Industry, Dr. Lim Swee Aun, today told the Dewan Ra'ayat that ordinary expenditure for his Ministry for 1967 was estimated at t5.069.963. an overall increase of $357,487 over the figure fof 1966. The247 words
-
164 1967-02-03 2 PENANG, Thurs. The Penang State First Sun. plementary Supply Bill, 1967 seeking provision for $1,307,000 was moved at today's State Legislative meeting. Mr. M.S.A. Zachariah, who moved the Bill, explained that the object was to give statutory authont? for supplementary provision of $1,3T)7,000 for164 words
-
Article76 1967-02-03 2 MALACCA, Thurs. Malacca Government is to instal television sets in 60 more kampongs. This was announced by the Chief Minister, Enche Abdul Ghafar bin Baba, at the opening of a reading room and a surau costing $3,000 each in Pondok Kempan, 20 miles from Malacca76 words
-
Article196 1967-02-03 2 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs —A suggestion to pay hood donors for donating their blood to the blood bank made in Parliament tod?r by an Alliance backbencher Tuan Ahmad bin Arshari However, the suggestion was dismissed by the Gov. ernment. The Parliament Secretary to the Ministry <j?196 words
-
-
Page 2 Advertisements
-
Advertisement100 1967-02-03 2 Shown above are the smallest and the largest of many Bedfords which have been supplied in Singapore to meet particular personnel transport require* ments. Whether you have to transport only 4 or as many as 44 people Orchard Motors have in stock a wide range of Bedford units to meet100 words
-
-
Article, Illustration1065 1967-02-03 3 MALACCA, Thurs. The Chief Minister of Malacca, Enche Abdul Ghofar Baba will hand a cheque for $36,000 to the Deputy Prime Minister, Tun Abdul Razak tomorrow, representing contributions received by him to the National Disaster Relief Fund. The State Government's1,065 words
-
379 1967-02-03 3 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. The Malayan Railway will run special passenger trains "Berjaya Specials" to convey members of the public to the public rally to be held at the Selangor Club Padang at 4.00 p.m. on Feb. 8, in connection with National Solidarity Week. i379 words
-
Article232 1967-02-03 3 PENANG, Thurs. Member for Ayer Itam. Mr. Lim Kean Siew (Labour) today urged the State Government to set up a Citizen's Advisory Bureau and a Tenants' Association to protect tenants who have been asked to pay high rentals by ladlords under the new Rent232 words
-
Article109 1967-02-03 3 KUCHING, Thurs. The staff of the medical services throughout Sarawak has donated a sum of $2,020.30 to Madam Tay Geok Lan, widow of the late Mr. Petrus Tayon. one of the three Sarawak medical department employees who were abducted by guerrillas during the height of confrontation109 words
-
Article136 1967-02-03 3 JESSELTON, Thurs. Malaysian security forces captured six armed Indonesians in a surprise predawn raid today at Dinagan on the east coast of Sabah, reports reaching here today said. The report said it was not known immediately whether the captured Indonesians were members of the pro-Communist "Tentera136 words
-
37 1967-02-03 337 words
-
Page 3 Advertisements
-
Advertisement79 1967-02-03 3 FESTIVE SEASON OFFER with every quart bottle of Ml v: iUi U 4 4 i From 7th to 31st December, 1966 and From 16th January to 16th February 1967 (while stocks last) Otard SpecialA noble brandy of unique quality/ ■SJ WM *CT yx-wV: j. K m m f m rx79 words
-
-
Page 3 Miscellaneous
-
Miscellaneous24 1967-02-03 3 K.L. DIARY Art exhibition in honour of Cheong Soo Pieng at National Art Gallery 10 а.m. to noon and 2 p.m. to б.30 p.m.24 words
-
-
74 1967-02-03 4 Sergeant Raymond Handysides, elder son of Mr. Ernest Handysides and the late Mrs. Jane Evelyn Handysides. 74 Avenue Road. Gateshead and his Malaysian bride. Miss Maria Constance Aloysius, after their wedding at the Church of Visitation. Seremban recently. The bridegroom, who is serving with the Royal Army Pay Corps, as74 words
-
Article121 1967-02-03 4 ALOR STAR. Thurs. The political stability of this country could serve as a great incentive to the foreign investors, said the Minister of Education, Enche Mohamed Khir Johari. He was speaking at the opening ceremony to launch the United Park Housing Trust project here. In order121 words
-
Article108 1967-02-03 4 KUANTAN, Thurs The Kuantan Rotary Club will hold a charity dance at B.fto p.m. on Saturday at the Town Hall here. The aim is to raise a scholarship fund to send four student nurses to be trained in Australia. The training scheme is jointly sponsored bv108 words
-
276 1967-02-03 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. The Philippine Embassy here said today the division of ASA affairs in the political affairs office of the Department of Foreign Affairs in Manila has been elevated in category and officially renamed the ASA National Secretariat of the Philippines. It has276 words
-
Article158 1967-02-03 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. Sir Edmund Hillary, the Mount Everest conqueror, will return again to conquer Mount Kinabalu. This was his farewell promise before he flew off with his wife and children to New Zealand this morning Technically. Sir Hillary said, there would be no difficulties158 words
-
Article47 1967-02-03 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs The National Society of St. Vincent de Paul, Central Council, Selangor. will be holding a 'Vincentan Food and Fun Fair' on June 3 and 4 at the Chinese Assembly Hall. This is being organised by its finance, publicity and fund raising committee.47 words
-
Article281 1967-02-03 4 (PUBLISHED by the Ministry of Agriculture and Co-operatives, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, December, 1966). With increasing emphasis on the importance of broadening our agricultural base, the oil palm has been recommended as one of the main crops for agricultural diversification in this country. Being a relatively281 words
-
142 1967-02-03 4 Ariokiam fined for offering to PSC secretary KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs Anthony Ariokiam. 20. of Teluk Anson who wanted to "buy'* the Job of a laboratory assistant was today found guilty and fined $3OO or three months imprisonment before the Session Court President here. Enche Hamid bin Dato Asml. Ariokiam told142 words
-
Article88 1967-02-03 4 IPOH. Thurs—The Junior Chamber of looh (Jayrees) will hold a flood relief Flag Day on Saturday. the entire proceeds will be donated to the Perak Flood Relief Fund. This »s the second time that Ipoh Jaycees are raising funds to help the flood victims. They raised $1,69088 words
-
618 1967-02-03 4 KUALA LUMPUR, THURS. ABOUT $lOO,OOO worth of tin ore, believed to have been stolen, were recovered by the Selangor police in two highly successful raids late last evening and early this morning, Twelve men were also detained in the two raids. Raid618 words
-
Page 4 Advertisements
-
Advertisement507 1967-02-03 4 Shutterbugs' Contest in conjunction with Pacific Princess Photogenic (Malaysia) Quest Rules and Stipulations J. The name of this Photographic Contest Is The Shutterbugs* Contest'. 2. This Contest is sponsored and organised by the Far East Beauty Congress of 1116 Selangor Mansion, Kuala Lumpur. Tel. No. *****. i. Photographers (Amateurs and507 words
-
Advertisement46 1967-02-03 4 sr ii es y r- y 2 %'M Luxurious weaves...rich sumptious colours... dignified designs are yours with every Wembley tie. They're crush-proof and creaseresistant too. Choose your gifts from the range of Wembley ties. And while you're there, why not pick one up for yourself. I46 words
-
-
Page 4 Miscellaneous
-
Miscellaneous11 1967-02-03 4 AB Hud Sou SAY SO CAUSE NOTHING? "TO INSUAE 1 AND....11 words
-
-
WORLD NEWS
-
562 1967-02-03 5 LONDON, Thurs. (AFP) U.S. Secretary of State Dean Rusk told a television audience on Wednesday night that Communist China could quickly stop the Vietnam war it it once opted for peace in South-east Asia. Mr. Rusk, interviewed by British editors562 words
-
Article152 1967-02-03 5 WASHINGTON. Thurs. The State Department said on Wednesday United States forces In Vietnam will observe a four-day lunar New Year truce starting on Feb. 8. It had nothing to say about a repeated Viet Cong declaration that Communist forces will observe a seven-day truce. Press152 words
-
95 1967-02-03 5 OTTAWA. Thurs. (AFP) r- Mr. John Matheson, Parliamentary Secretary of Canadian Prime Minister *Wo r Pearson, left Ottawa Yesterday on a fact-finding 'Hir which will take him 'trough a number of Far Eastern countries. Mr. Matheson, who is carout his Asian swing on ne95 words
-
241 1967-02-03 5 SAN ANTONIO, Texas. Thurs. (UPI). —The U.S. Air Force announced on Wednesday that a flash fire which swept through a space cabin simulator and killed two recruits at Brooks Air Force base on Tuesday had brought on the curtailment of all experiments involving241 words
-
Article71 1967-02-03 5 PRETORIA, Thurs. (AFP) Police rushed to investigate a report that part of a satellite, described as a cone-shaped silver object had fallen to earth north of Pretoria last night. When they arrived on the Scene, the police found a three-foot high coffee urn in good condition. "Where it71 words
-
Article, Illustration103 1967-02-03 5 SOUTH VIETNAM'S Deputy Prime Minister, Lt.-Gen. Nguyen Huu Co (in dark suit) and his wife accompanied by high-ranking military officers move towards the waiting plane at Tan Son Nhut Airport in Saigon on Jan. 18, on a 4-day official visit to Republic of China, asPANA Photo. - 103 words
-
Article130 1967-02-03 5 MADRID. Thurs. (UPI) The world's most popular bullfighter Manuel "El Cordobes" Benitez announced his retirement from the ring because "divine providence told me to quit" yesterday. The 30-yaer-old matador, who rocketed to U.S. $25,000 an afternoon fame in seven years, told reporters in his hometown of130 words
-
286 1967-02-03 5 NEW YORK, Thurs. (UPI). The formal opening of "Mac Bird, a Mac beth style dramatic interpretation of President Kennedy's assassination implicating the Johnsons, was postponed on Wednesday from Feb. 8 to Feb. 22. A spokesman for the Village Gate Theatre said the original286 words
-
Article165 1967-02-03 5 NEW YORK. Thurs. (L'PI) Quintuplets were born here' on Wednesday night. One was stillborn and the other four v*sre in fair condition, according to a spokesman at the Jewish Hospital of Brooklyn. The auins were born between 8 and B:3d P-m LM (0100 and 0130165 words
-
464 1967-02-03 5 MOSCOW, Feb. (AFP). Some 200 Chinese students chanted "down with modern revisionism" and "long live Lenin and Stalin" in the Chinese Embassy courtyard here yesterday—as five busloads of Soviet militiamen stood by in the vicinity. The noisy demonstration took place after the Embassy464 words
-
96 1967-02-03 5 CAMBRIDGE, Massachusetts. Thurs. (AFP) The insanity plea by Boston strangler Albert De Salvo against his sentence of life imprisonment passed on Jan. 18 last was rejected today, his lawyer stated. Mr. Lee Eailey had asked for his client to be committed to an institution for the96 words
-
517 1967-02-03 6 BRUSSELS, Thuri. (AFP). Agriculture today once more appeared as the chief obstacle to British entry into the European Economic Community, as Britain's Prime Minister Harold Wilson continued his exploratory talks here with Belgian leaders. The farm problem was the main topic discussed517 words
-
169 1967-02-03 6 MALTA, Thura. (AP) Brltiih Army vehicles and weapons were prevented from being unloaded in Valetta yesterday by the Maltese Government. latest move by ♦.JL. i n P rot «*t of Britain decision to reduce drastically hei* Royal Air rorce (RAT) R oyal Naval commitment169 words
-
73 1967-02-03 6 HONG KONG, Thurs. South Vietnam's just-ousted Defence Minister and Deputy Prime Minister Nguyen Huu Co (right) tells newsmen he cannot talk about reports that he's ousted in a Saigon power play after his Hong Kong arrival on Jan. 25th. Co, who is accompanied by his wife, arrived here for aUPI Photo. - 73 words
-
Article156 1967-02-03 6 BEIRUT, Lebanon, Thuri. (AP) Police arrested another member of the former board of directors of Lebanon's Intra Bank, raising to nine the member of top Intra officials in custody. Mr- Fernand Khoury, who failed to appear for questioning on Tuesday was arrested in156 words
-
Article137 1967-02-03 6 BONN. Germany, Thuri. (AP) Foreign Minister Willy Brandt said yesterday he will not sign a treaty to halt the spread of nuclear weapons if it discriminates against West Germany economically. The treaty, he told a questioner in Parliament, must not increase West Germany's technological disadvantage137 words
-
254 1967-02-03 6 WASHINGTON, Thurs. (UPI).— The U.S. Navy told Congress yesterday that a new 21.7 billion dollar budget was needed to ease the strain caused by the Vietnam war and meet the growing seapower of the Soviet Union. Navy Secretary, Mr. Paul Nitie, Admiral David254 words
-
Article90 1967-02-03 6 BONN. Thurs. (AFP) Admiral Takaichi Itaya, Commander-in-Chief of the Japanese navy, arrived in Bonn today on an official visit. He was received with Military honours at the Defence Ministry, where he inspected a Guard of Honour with Navy Inspector VicaAdmiral Karl Adolf Zenker Later he was90 words
-
174 1967-02-03 6 LONDON, Thurs. (UPP— Parliament broke an apparent 300-year-old tradition yesterday by getting to work early. But only a handful of legislators took advantage of the early session. For what Parliamentary experts said was probably the first since the reign of Charles 11, the House of Commons174 words
-
Article183 1967-02-03 6 GENEVA, Thurs. (AFP). The Kennedy round entered a real bargaining stage this week after a ten-week pause when the cereals group resumed Its discussions on an international marketing arrangement for wheat and other grains. In the prickly field of agricultural products prospects for cereals appear183 words
-
159 1967-02-03 6 FORT ORD, California, Thurs. (UPI) Vic® Admiral Arthur Granville Robintfbn, who earned the Navy Cross for bringing a badly damaged cruiser some 13,000 miles out of Japaneseinfested waters in World War n. died on Tuesday at Ford Ord Army hospital. Funeral services were159 words
-
404 1967-02-03 6 UNITED NATIONS, Thurs. (UPI). Soutfc. East Asia produced enough illegal opium every y* a to provide a shot of heroin to two out of every thr*» people on earth. Uncontrolled or illegal poppy cultivation in the hill country of Burma, Thailand, Laos404 words
-
97 1967-02-03 6 WASHINGTON, Thuri. (AFP) The United States is "always ready to examine any proposals which offer hope of progress for German re-unification/* State Department spokesman Mr. Rooert McClotkey said here today. He was answering questions on the recent appeal by the New West German Minister97 words
-
Article105 1967-02-03 6 CHICAGO. Thurs (UPft Chief Thunder Cloud an actor whose real nam? was Scott T. Williams and who was the Arst Ton* in the Lone Ranger film series died here or Tuesday. He was 68. Williams traced hit lineage to Chief Pontiir of the Ottawa Indians, who105 words
-
Article256 1967-02-03 6 SAN FRANCISCO. Thurg. (UPI)—A self-proclaimed sorcerer chanted a "black mass" to unite In wedlock on Tuesday night a ccupli which bragged the match was "conceived In hell* The "marriage" of former New York socialite Judith. Case and unemployed newsman John Raymond took place before a256 words
-
Article24 1967-02-03 6 ROCHESTER. EnglanThurs. (UPI) Justjee the Peace Noel Bouehe. retired on Tuesday dealing with one last dent. The defendant's nan*. Mr. Last.24 words
-
Article38 1967-02-03 6 NEW LEXINGTON, o*'°' Tburs. (AP) Nobody born in Perry County jo of 1966, the county department reports There were 91 death# i® the county. n Perry County, P°P^' about 21 MO has no fcosp^j38 words
-
108 1967-02-03 7 BRITAIN'S Chancellor of the Exchequer. Mr. James Callaghan (centre) emphasises a point during the recent informal weekend talks he held with the Finance Ministers of the Federal Republic of Germany. France, the United States of America and Italy. The talks were held at Chequers in Buckinghamshire, the official country residence108 words
-
Article218 1967-02-03 7 LONDON, Thurs. (ITPI). The powerful Trades rnion Congress (TUC) yesterday lent its weight to a growing: movement to force a change in the Labour Government's policy of continued freezing of wages and incomes. In a pre-budget meeting the Congress and Chancellor of the Exchequer Mr.218 words
-
Article97 1967-02-03 7 RANGOON, Thurs. (AFP) A new out-break of plague was reported here to- a V with the news of one Q p ath and three suspected ca *es in Mandalay Burro* 5 second capital 400 ®iles North of here. Health officials say the Jituation is well under97 words
-
187 1967-02-03 7 NEW YORK, Thurs. (UPI) Mr. and Mrs. Stephen R. Currier, who disappeared on a chartered plane flight from Puerto Rico to the Virgin Islands on Jan. 17, left estates totalling U.S. $3l million according to wills filed in Manhattan Surrogate Court. Mrs. Currier,187 words
-
Article160 1967-02-03 7 VATICAN CITY, Thurs. (UPI> The Vatican newspaper Osservatore Romano yesterday expressed its "surprise and sadness" over the expulsion of Catholic missionaries from Uganda and Burma. Recalling that nine Catholic missionaries had been expelled from Uganda, the newspaper said that none of the nine "had been in160 words
-
Article167 1967-02-03 7 MANILA. Thurs. (AFP) A Manila News commentator today sharply criticised Malaysian Deputy Premier Tun Abdul Razak and Philippine Foreign Secretary Narciso Ramos for their recent statements on Maphilindo. Tun Razak said recently in Kuala Lumpur that Maphilindo—a loose confederation among Malaysia, the Philippines and Indonesia— "is dead167 words
-
Article73 1967-02-03 7 EL CENTRO. California. Thurs, (AP) A member of the Navy Blue Angels precision flying team was killed yesterday when his plane crashed into the desert during manoeuvres. The Navy said the team was practising for an air show at El Centro when the plane broke out73 words
-
Article499 1967-02-03 7 WASHINGTON, Thurs. (UPI). Secretary of State Dean Rusk yesterday invoked the success of British Forces over the Communists in Malaya to answer the critical questions of a group of British editors and publishers on the Vietnam war. In a filmed interview Mr. Rusk was asked499 words
-
Article119 1967-02-03 7 NEW YORK. Thurs. Robert Wise's "The Sand Pebbles" has won eight nominations for Golden Globes from the Holly-wood-based foreign press, the most received by any motion picture. The 20th Century Fox reserved seat attraction received nominations for: Best director. Robert Wise; best actor, Steve119 words
-
Article128 1967-02-03 7 KARACHI, Thurs. (AFP) Pakistan President Ayub Khan today warned his people that they were facing a food shortage and a rise in consumer prices. But every effort is being made to overcome these difficulties through increased food production and the import of raw materials to maintain128 words
-
Article113 1967-02-03 7 MANILA, Thurs. (UPI) The youth of Asia and their emergence as a dynamic force in the troubled Asian scene will be the focus of an international seminar, in Manila on Feb. 13 to 17. Participants in the seminar, sponsored by the South East Asia Treaty Organisation113 words
-
189 1967-02-03 7 VATICAN CITY, Thurs. (UPI). —The Vatican's leading expert of Communism may visit the Soviet Union soon, at the invitation of Soviet President Nikolai Podgorny, to discuss an exchange of Vatican and Kremlin envoys, Vatican sources said yesterday. The sources said the Soviet President personally invited189 words
-
Article212 1967-02-03 7 Horror crime—or joke? LONDON. Thurs. (UPI) —The Scotland Yard murder squad yesterday was investigating what one veteran policeman called "the most horrible crime" ever known. A maniac murderer or a horrible joker on Tuesday left two arms and 50 to 100 very small pieces of flesh in the street near212 words
-
Article, Illustration190 1967-02-03 7 thanneedle radar set LONDON. Thurs. British scientists have built and tested what is claimed to be the smallest radar transmitter in the world. Seen here (left) held in the eye of a needle is a gallium arsenide source of microwaves similar to that used in the transmitter which forms part190 words
-
Article207 1967-02-03 7 WASHINGTON, Thu r s (UPI) A group of U.S. religious leaders announced plans for a nationwide "fasl for peace" in Vietnam.- yesterday. They expressed hope that millions of Christians and Jews would take part in the three-day fast, beginning next Wednesday. The plans were disclosed at207 words
-
42 1967-02-03 7 CAPE KENNEDY, Thurs. (AP) The scorched exterior of the Apollo spacecraft is evidence of the tragedy on Friday in which Apollo astronauts Virgil Grissom, Ed White and Roger Chaffee died within. This picture was released by the National Aeronautics and Space Administration.42 words
-
-
Page 5 Advertisements
-
Advertisement209 1967-02-03 5 Sure there ore other noo's a. but with the fat Classic lIOOR (re-styled) you ael... Comfort—lW-door aecMi. Roomier, more comfortable teats. Adjustable air-outlets on facia and external air Intakes in front of windscreen. Floor mounted oear lever. Easily read dashboard tnstrumente Styling—Elegant and smooth, functional end well-proportioned, in detail as209 words
-
-
Page 6 Miscellaneous
-
Miscellaneous55 1967-02-03 6 h ~vm »(«i ™.T. T O"' nwncHOMV "HK v2w22^2^tL P6WCB TO MBANIN6, CRIME WAVE THE WOttP HAP WVM KNOWN WOUtP SWEEP NATION AFTER NATION/ 4M S I'tftarif. 'A\- ivo FlslibEiik r -a <*-• *rr +y i N W? v\ M V 1 0} c m s Im \W, X i55 words
-
-
Page 7 Miscellaneous
-
Miscellaneous11 1967-02-03 7 ill :><■ REMEMBS?,.JRE EARIY Bird eetsiHE vyoRM. STAND BVTHAT HCLE OMBSrtOUU?BBOUT cawn11 words
-
-
Article485 1967-02-03 8 NOT so long ago the Afro-Asian nations gave the impression that they had formed a solid bloc or a third force in the world. We pointed out that Afro-Asian solidarity could not be built on the flimsy foundations of colour and mutual experience of domination by the colonial485 words
-
Article281 1967-02-03 8 TT IS the accepted belief of many people, J- especially Industrialists and business men, that the Singapore Government is encouraging trade unions to wield the big stick against all employers because of its socialist principles. It came as a surprise that the Singapore Government could so swiftly break281 words
-
Article, Illustration2116 1967-02-03 8 B. Shiva Rao - PHOTONEWS By B. Shiva Rao New Delhi, Thurs. THE world's largest democracy goes to the polls next month. Many million Indians, men and women, will trek to over two hundred thousand polling stations all over the country in exercise of the greatest democratic choice ever2,116 words
-
544 1967-02-03 8 CY RYAN - By CY RYAN CARSON CITY, Nevada, Thurs. (UPI). The surest way to go home a wi" ner from Nevada's legalised gambling table is to tour the Casino. An accounting firm working for the State legislature has confirmed what gamblers have learned the hard544 words
-
COMMERCIAL & INDUSRTRIAL
-
Article, Illustration124 1967-02-03 9 SINGAPORE, Thurs. A senior local engineer of Mob I Oil Malaya Ltd, will leave tomorrow for a Chief Engineers' Training Seminar in New York. He is Mr. Yong Teck Yo, aged 26. a Lubrication Kngineer, who is scheduled to go on a six-week training assignment124 words
-
Article166 1967-02-03 9 STOCKHOLM, ThursSweden's trade with her EFTA partners in the first eleven months of 1966 showed an increase in imports of 10 per cent compared with Jan u a r y-November 1965, while exports were up 4 per cent. In trade with EEC. imports remained practically unchanged,166 words
-
Article26 1967-02-03 9 LONDON, Thurs. (UPI)..— R ibber market opened quiet with No 1 RSS spot 17-15/16 18J. No. 1 RSS CIF basis ports Feb. 17-9/16 17-11/16.26 words
-
Article27 1967-02-03 9 BRUSSELS. Thurs. (AFP) The Belgian National Bank today announced it was cutting its bank rate from 5.25 to 5 per cent as of tomorrow.27 words
-
Article22 1967-02-03 9 NEW YORK. Thurs. (AP) Rubber standard futures closed quiet. No sales. Spot No. 1 ribbed smoked sheets 21-3/ IN. N-nominal.22 words
-
273 1967-02-03 9 WASHINGTON, Thurs. (UPI) U.S. Businessmen have shown "tremendous interest" in the investment possibilities of Indonesia during the past few weeks, according to the U.S. Agency for International Deve- lopment (AID). Aid officials said since Indonesia and the United States signed an273 words
-
151 1967-02-03 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Chinese New Year celebrations will be piven an extra lift this year by the East Asiatic Company Ltd. E.A.C. is giving away special gifts to purchasers of Carlsberg Beer, which the company distributes throughout Malaysia and Singapore. From now until after151 words
-
Article16 1967-02-03 9 SINGAPORE, Thurs. The tin price for today was $601.75 per picul, up 50 cents-16 words
-
Article146 1967-02-03 9 STOCKHOLM. Thurs. Three Swedish shipyards are among the leading five in Europe in tonnage output in 1966, according to a survey. For the second year running, Gotaverken, Gothenburg, tops the list with 11 ships deliver ed aggregating 384,000 gross tons. In second place follows Kie146 words
-
Article281 1967-02-03 9 GENEVA, Thurs. (AFP). Last year was a record for world tourism with 128 million tourists ten per cent up in 1965 spending $39,000 million a 12 per cent increase, International union of official travel organisations announced here recently. With 1967 declared "International Tourism Year" the281 words
-
805 1967-02-03 9 Bv OUR MARKET REPORTER SINGAPORE, Thurs. Trading was quiet on the Stock Exchange with Industrials remaining steady. Merlin and Rothmans staged a feature of the day's trading. This could be the reason after yesterday's announcement of a maiden dividend. The Merlin counter started the805 words
-
Article23 1967-02-03 9 HONG KONG, Thurs. (UPI) —Money Quotations: HK55.*****/5.7175 per US dollar for cash HK515.99 per pound sterling HK5264.375 per tael gold.23 words
-
Article325 1967-02-03 9 SINGAPORE, Thurs. February first grade rubber buyers f.o.b. closed at 5 p.m. in Singapore and Kuala Lumplr today at 58} cents per lb., unchanged. The tone was dull. London advises were better than expected and after opening fractionally higher, the market ruled quietly steady to begin with. Trade325 words
-
Article128 1967-02-03 9 NEW YORK, Thurs. (UPI) A late wave of buying in glamour issues yesterday bolstered the market and gave the list a mixed look after a sluggish session. Trading was fairly active. Although profit-taking did have the upper hand most of the day, many Wall Street analysts128 words
-
Article107 1967-02-03 9 LIMA. Peru, Thurs. (UPI) Three new auto assembly plants, adding to the growing list of Japanese enterprises here, are scheduled to go into production in March. The factories, operated by subsidiaries of Toyota, Nissan, and Isuzu Motor companies, will produce approximately 200 vehicle! monthly to start.107 words
-
Article81 1967-02-03 9 SINGAPORE, Thurs. The Association of Banks in Malaysia today made the following changes in its rates to merchants: NEW YORK: Buying T.T. 32-3/4; Airmail O.D. 32-7/8; 90 d/st. 33-5/16 credit bills; 33-5/8 trade bills. CANADA: Buying T.T. 35-3/8; Airmail O.D. 35-1/2; 90 d/st. 36-1/16 credit bills; 36-1/8 trade81 words
-
Article31 1967-02-03 9 LONDON. Thurs. (UPI) Tin remained steady with a turnover of 180 tons. Spot buyers 1204 sellers 1205 business 1204J 1205 3-months buyers 1204$ sellers 1205 business 1204 1205.31 words
-
Article188 1967-02-03 9 LONDON. Thurs (UPI) Increases of between 10 and 15 per cent have been made by the Port of London Authority on some charges, it was announced. Government approval has been given for the increases, which took effect from Monday. They are to offset a possible loss188 words
-
Article496 1967-02-03 9 SING \PORE, Thurs. Stock Exchange hid and offer prim officially listed at the clove of business. INDUSTRIAL Alex. Bricks Ords. Bousfead C. sugar Chemical Co. Cold Storage Dunlnp (OLD) E. Smelting Esso Onl* Fit zpn tricks F. N. Ords. Gammon Georgetown Guinness Hotel S'pura Hume < Mj496 words
-
Article54 1967-02-03 9 (Manager* Price*) First Malayan XD t.18 2.28 Second Malayan XI) 1.54 1 64 Third Malayan 1.12 1.11 The Commerce Industry Fund... .87 .98 The Saving* Fund 1.S4 1.44 Malayttlan Investment Fund .90 1 00 Sterling Commodity 3/10 4/8 First Hone Kong... 1.00 1.0 V Second Hong Kong .7054 words
-
Article111 1967-02-03 9 SINGAPORE. Thur*. Slngapore rhlnfw Prod lire Exchange noon prices today were: Buyer* Seller* Coconut oil (FOB) Bulk 45.78 Coconut oil (FOB) Drum* 48.78 Loose Copra Mixed F>b/Mar 28.28 mm Sugar (Java) exfOdown 24.80 Nutmeg* lifts 455.00 Nutmegs RAW ***** Garbled Lampong Black Pepper (FOB) 102.50 Pepper Black Special Sarawak111 words
-
Article50 1967-02-03 9 NEW YORK. Thur*. (UPI) Rubber futures yesterday close five points higher. Sales none. Mar. 67 21.25 21.75 May 21.45 22.00 July 21.55 22.05 Sept 21.55 22.05 Nor 21.55 22.05 Jan 68 21.55 22.05 Locally, the spot No. 1: RSS remained unchanged at 21J cents per pound, nominal.50 words
-
Article174 1967-02-03 9 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The following ships were in port today: Godowns Vessels 1/2 City of Wellington 3/4 Vienne 5 Orchidea 6/7 Lloyd Bakke 10/11 Rondo 13/14 Ruys 15/16 Antilochus 18 Le Natal 19 Tatiana 23/24 Keningau 25/26 Tocansa 27/28 Golden Spring 29/30 Toyo Maru No. 2 31/32 Levernbank 33/34174 words
-
Article729 1967-02-03 9 ARRIVALS IN SINGAPORE Time 12 or, a.m. Airline MSA 029 from Kuala Lumpur. Time 8.35 a.m. Airline MSA 019 from Kuala Lumpur. Time 8.50 a.m. Airline JL 712 from Jakarta. Time 9.30 a.m. Airline MAS 121 from Kuala Lumpur. Time 10.30 a.m. Airline ML 451 from729 words
-
-
2645 1967-02-03 10 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The following candidates have passed the re-ex-aminatlon in their referred subject(s) and have thereby completed the Professional Part I Examination for the Certiflcate-in-Edu-catlon-General (English): Peter Ang; Ang Bee Ben; Ang Thian Seng; Ang Wee Pin; Braberry Adeline Cecilia (Miss); Chan Ch*fee Cheng (Miss);2,645 words
-
534 1967-02-03 10 SINGAPORE, Thurs.—Mr. Justice Choor Singh today sentenced seven men to seven years' imprisonment each for raping a 16-year-old schoolgirl at King George V Park on May 14, last vear. He also oraered that they be given six strokes of534 words
-
274 1967-02-03 10 SINGAPORE, Thurs. The Minister for Education, Mr. Ong Pang Boon, today said that educational radio and television could help to solve the problems of qualitative improvement and quantitative expansion which faced most of the educational systems in Asia. He noted that the countries274 words
-
1385 1967-02-03 10 —COURT TOLD SINGAPORE, Thurs. A District Court was told today how a bank official, Kao Chia Jen, one of four accused of cheating Lee Wah Bank of $1.2 million, was paid $20,000 to expedite the issue of shipping guarantees without any "difficult/'1,385 words
-
Article71 1967-02-03 10 SINGAPORE. Thurs. In view of the forthcoming Chinese New Year, shopkeepers who normally close their shops on Sunday may open for business on Feb. 5, and Feb. 19. to enable the public to shop for the festive season. A Government statement, however, reminded that 1'71 words
-
Article, Illustration418 1967-02-03 11 NO VISIBLE SIGNS OF STRIKE SINGAPORE, Thurs. The full force of the Emergency Cleansing Corps, numbering 1,500, turned out this morning to take over the clearing of streets and rubbish dumps neglected by the "wildcat" strikers members of the Public Daily-Rated Cleansing Workers Union. ThereEastern Sun pix.; Eastern Sun. pix. - 418 words
-
Article464 1967-02-03 11 WILDCAT STRIKERS HAVE SACKED THEMSELVES' SINGAPORE, Thurs. The Registrar of Trade Unions today served notices of deregistration on the Public Daily-Rated Employees Unions' Federation and the Public Daily-Rated Cleansing Workers Union. The Government is asking these two unions to show cause why their certificates of registration should464 words
-
169 1967-02-03 11 SINGAPORE, Thurs.' Singapore manufacturer! will participate for the first time in a trade fair in Africa Ndola, Zambia in June, this year. The Economic Development Board hag already received confirmations from manufacturers of 18 different products. The senior economic adviaer to the Economic169 words
-
377 1967-02-03 11 SINGAPORE, Thurs. The President of the Public Daily-Rated Employees Unions' Federation, K. Suppiah, was today charged in the Ninth Magistrate's Court here with having Instigated, advised and incited public daily-rated cleansing workers to take illegal strike action yesterday. Also charged with him were377 words
-
Article198 1967-02-03 11 SINGAPORE, Thurs. A request has been made to the Minister for Law, Mr. C.W. Barker, to allow hawkers to occupy the public parking lots along North Bridge Road between Tan Quee Lan Street and Rochore Road for the four days immediately preceding the Chinese New Year.198 words
-
170 1967-02-03 11 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The Federal Court of Appeal today reserved its judgment on an appeal by four convicted murderers three of whom are under sentence of death and the fourth detained at the pleasure of the President after a four-day hearing. The three are Mohamed bin170 words
-
267 1967-02-03 11 SINGAPORE, Thurs. The Republic and Russia have agreed to a cultural co-operation programme for 1967, "in line with its policy to be friends with all and develop as many cultural and economic ties with friendly nations as possible." This was disclosed in a Government statement issued267 words
-
234 1967-02-03 11 JOHORE BAHRU, Thurs. Talks over severance pay broke down here between union leaders and the management of Lian Wah Rubber Co. this morning. Later in the afternoon a spokesman for the Shoe Workers' Union of Malaya said they could not agree to the counter234 words
-
Page 11 Advertisements
-
Advertisement534 1967-02-03 11 THE PRINCESS SINGAPORE QUEST 1967 OFFICIAL ENTRY FORM 4 PPLICATIONS are Invited from SINGAPORE t\ nationals, who have reached their 17th f but not their 27th, birthday on March Ist, 1967, and who wish to be considered for selection as Singapore's con-testant-delegate to the "Queen of the Pacific" Quest to534 words
-
-
AUSTRALIAN NEWS AND VIEWS
-
207 1967-02-03 12 MELBOURNE, (AIS) Thurs. Australia needed many more people who could speak Asian languages, who knew something of the history and culture of her Asian neighbours and who could negotiate, explain and make judgements on human problems. This was said recently by the Vice-Chancellor of207 words
-
Article, Illustration109 1967-02-03 12 Melbourne, Thurs. Two Colombo Plan Malaysian student's are undergoing a full course of flying training up to twin-engine commercial standard here. They are Mr. Chen Chye, 21, of the Gurney Training Centre, Marsh Road, Kuala Lumpur, and Mr. Leng Gim Chen, 19, of Lorong Hijau Enam,Australian News and Information Bureau photo by Cliff Bottomley. - 109 words
-
342 1967-02-03 12 (AIS) Thurs. More Australian technical and civilian aid is almost certain to be sent to the Republic of Vietnam as a result of the recent visit to Australia of the Prime Minister, Air Vice-Marshall Tun Nguyen Cao Ky. The five-day visit ended on Jan-342 words
-
Article118 1967-02-03 12 CANBERRA. Thurs. Australian farm incomes are expected to rise by 10 per cent this year. Gross value of farm rural output for 1966-67 should be 53.264.000.000 as against $2,971,000,000 for 1965-66. The Bureau of Agricultural Economics says the rise will bring farm incomes to levele slightly higher118 words
-
Article65 1967-02-03 12 CANBERRA, Thurs. The Turkish Government has announced the appointment of Mr. Baha Vefa Karatay as first Turkish Ambassador to Australia. Born in 1916. Mr. Karatay is a graduate of the Turkish Military Academy. Following a period of military service. Mr. Karatay joined the foreign service. He was65 words
-
Article80 1967-02-03 12 CANBERRA. (AIS) Thurs. Australia will give $A25,000 towards relieving the effects of floods In northern part of West Malaysia. The Minister for External Affairs, Mr. Paul Hasluck, announced the gift, saying that almost 40 people had died in the floods, 20 more were missing and80 words
-
Article, Illustration184 1967-02-03 12 BUTTERWORTH (Malaysia), Thu r s. RAAF Sabre jet-fighter pilots of No. 3 Squadron who, this month, will fly their aircraft from RAAF Base here to Australia discuss their proposed flight with the Officer Commanding No. 78 Fighter Wing at Butterworth, Gp.184 words
-
Article149 1967-02-03 12 SYDNEY, Thurs. The Australian Red Cross Society has sent an initial SAI,OOO in answer to an appeal by the League of Red Cross Societies in Geneva to help homeless Vietnamese civilians in need of food, clothing and medical care. The League's Relief Bureau estimates that149 words
-
Article, Illustration160 1967-02-03 12 WELLINGTON*, (NZIS), Thursday NEW type of school classroom has been designed in New Zealand. It can be erected in two days. It can also be dismantled quickly and moved to any site required. The classroom shown being erected at the Johnson ville160 words
-
Article222 1967-02-03 12 IIfELBOURNE, Thurs. Two-thirds of the world's poy>alation of 3,200,000.000 could not provide enough food to meet their increasing needs, and the situation getting worse. This warning was given by the Director of the Institute of Agriculture at the University of Western Australia, Professor E.J. Underwood. Professor Underwood222 words
-
-
EASTERN SUN FEATURE
-
Article892 1967-02-03 13 Ross Miles - Fire walking HAVE YOU A THEORY By Ross Miles T*HE natives walked slowly out onto the redA hot volcanic lava. All they had over their bare feet were big leaves. He could not believe his eyes but it was certain that the natives were walking on fire and not a892 words
-
Article846 1967-02-03 13 Norman Vincent Peale - CONFIDENT LIVING By: Norman Vincent Peale THERE is a passage in Bhakespeare's "Hamlet" which goes: "This above all: to thine own self be trueyAnd it must follow, as the night the day./ Thou canst not then be false to any man." It is a strange846 words
-
-
Page 13 Advertisements
-
Advertisement157 1967-02-03 13 Everyone reads EASTERN SUN Classifieds WRESTLING TONIGHT AT 9.00 p.m. fl Wl GAY WORLD STADIUM -J w I See the four foremost top-notch /Wk Jk heavyweight wrestling fj• champions in action! 111 Featuring in a double main event as proudly presented by if- Promoter Abdul Majid. p, j p«| sivr.R157 words
-
-
Page 13 Miscellaneous
-
Miscellaneous279 1967-02-03 13 :Si 11 \>V ORGANISATION IffT D O Phone ***** Sow Showing! 11, 1.4 A. 4. »IS ifannt Moreau <fc Ettore Mannl Tnnv 'Tom Jonea) Richardson'* siMMER FIRES" P'vislon <UA> SEXT CHANGE' "THE~PAD" *\p HOW TO USE IT) Color CAPITOL Phone ***** tonK'HT S.W p m PREMIERE •So Free Li*tt Ficberg.279 words
-
Miscellaneous563 1967-02-03 13 SWI t: <■■.■ ■r- s TV MALAYSIA MfIRMHPSRf "ODAT CHANNEL 5 Kuala Lumpur and Puiao Plnang: 6 Ipoh and Melaka; 3 10 Johore Bahru; 4 Taiping: 7 Balu Pahat: 9 Kiuang (Singapore viewers, please switch to channel 3 for T.V. Malaysia programmes). OPENING ANNCT Prog. Summary. SA-TANGKAI MELATI A Musical563 words
-
Miscellaneous243 1967-02-03 13 CATHAY Phone334ool Open* Todar! 11. IJI. 4. IK, |J| Doygiji* "RAPTURE" Tomorrow Midnight Of Our Grand Chinese New Ye;»r ATTRACTION 1 Ann-Margret "THE SWfNC.EE" Technicolor >A Paramount Picture < GALA ***** Open* Today! I.JP. 4. «.:<•, 9.15 p m JEFF GORDON AND THE COUNTERFEITERS Eddie Corutantine A Rank Organisation Release!243 words
-
-
108 1967-02-03 14 STOKE (Staffordshire), Thurs. (AFP) Mel Charles the former Welsh international, who left English league football 18 months ago yesterday signed for fourth division Port Vale and will lead their attack at Crewe tomorrow. Vale paid a four-figure fee to the Welsh league club108 words
-
521 1967-02-03 14 LONDON, Thurs. (AFP). The third round replays of the F.A. Cup brought no surprises last night unlike Tuesday night. All the big guns got through and if Tottenham did so only by a single goal against second division Millwall, they dominated for much521 words
-
Article, Illustration213 1967-02-03 14 SINGAPORE, Thurs.—Pal Singh, the Punjabi wrestling champion, who put up a magnificent performance in his first appearance in the Singapore ring last week, will be in action again at the Gay World Stadium on Friday. This time he will meet Hans von213 words
-
117 1967-02-03 14 TOKYO, Thurs. (AP) The manager of world flyweight boxing champion Horacio Accavallo of Argentina said today that he had agreed to a title bout in Buenos Aires against Kiyoshi Tanabe of Japan if the Japanese "clearly wins" their Feb. 20 non-title bout here.117 words
-
Article92 1967-02-03 14 PENANG, Thurs. The Football Association of Penang league soccer season this year will start sometime in March after the Hari Raya Haji. Entries for divisions, one, two and three are now invited from affiliated clubs and associations and should reach the secretary of the F.A.P.92 words
-
209 1967-02-03 14 FRANKFURT, Germany, Thurs. (UPI). West German heavyweight Karl Mildenberger climbed off the canvas after a first round knockdown last night to decision Piero Tomasoni of Italy and retain his European title. Conny Rudhof made it a clean sweep for Germany bv scoring another209 words
-
187 1967-02-03 14 PALM SPRINGS, California, Thurs. (AP) Little known Jay Dolan shoved such headliners as Arnold Palmer, Jack Nicklaus and Billy Casper into the background yesterday by shooting a six-under-par 66 in the first round of the 110.000 dollars Bob Hope Desert Gold Classic. The 27-year-old professional187 words
-
Article61 1967-02-03 14 ESSEN, Thurs. (AFP) Peter Post from the Netherlands and Swiss rider Fritz Pfenninger won their second Essen six-day cycle race yesterday. The pair had previously won the event in 1965. Second were Sigi Renz and Junkermann of Germany, and third another German pair. Dieter Kemper61 words
-
34 1967-02-03 14 JAPANESE challenger Mitsunori Seki goes down for a technical knockout after being connected with two lefts by Mexican world featherweight champion Vicente Saldivar in the 7th round of their title fight. AP AP Wirephoto.34 words
-
Article127 1967-02-03 14 LONDON, Thurs. (AFP) A Leading British football pools firm is to launch a horse racing pool based on the Football Pool system. The racing pool, which is due to start in March, will operate on six races, with three points for a winner,127 words
-
215 1967-02-03 14 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurv The M.C.A. President Invitation XI for the oneday match against the siting Cricket Club of Ind-a will be a combination o< youngsters from Selangor Negri Sembilan and Malacl ca. The match will be piavM on Feb. 17 at the Selaneor Club215 words
-
161 1967-02-03 14 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The Full Bore section of the Singapore Rifle Association recently held its first spoon shoot for the year at Bukit Timah Road here. On the first Sunday of competition, Lee Kian Seng with a score of 92 out of at possible161 words
-
Page 14 Advertisements
-
Advertisement615 1967-02-03 14 TLA S SIF IE D ADVERTISEMENTS SITUATION VACANT 20 Words $5/- (Minimum) MECHANICAL ENGINEER A prominent industry in Singapore requires for its factory: A MECHANICAL ENGINEER Singapore Citizen Reply with all particulars to Box 1013 E.S. Singapore. HOUSES LAND FOR SALE 20 Word* $5/- (Minimum) IPOH SPACIOUS Managerial Residence in615 words
-
Advertisement563 1967-02-03 14 TENDER NOTICES TENDER Tenders will be received at the Office of the SurveyorGeneral of Ships, 3rd Floor, Fullerton Building, Singapore, up to noon of 28th February, 1967, for the Construction of one 22ft. wooden launch for the Customs and Excise Department, Singapore. Every person applying for a form of Tender563 words
-
Advertisement148 1967-02-03 14 ».B, CANTONMENT ROAD. SINCAfORI 2 TEItPHONtS *****/7. ANNOUNCEMENTS. MARRIACES, BIRTHS. DEATHS. ENCACEMENTS. PERSONAL. IN MEMORIAM ETC. VEHICLES FOR SALE. SITUATIONS VACANT. ACCOMMODATION VACANT. FOR SALE. WANTED ETC. $lO *5/FOR A MINIMUM OP TWENTY WORDS EACH ADDITIONAL WORD 50 CENTS FOR A MINIMUM OF TWENT* WORDS EACH ADDITIONAL WORD CENTS (Box148 words
-
-
643 1967-02-03 15 SINGAPORE, T ,huri. Sev.rol top-notch racing driven from Australia ana the United Kingdom and tho Japancte motorcycle "dare-devils have indicated they would be taking part In this year't Singapore brand Prix. This year's hi* show will he held from March643 words
-
562 1967-02-03 15 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The leader of the Republic's contingents to the Ganefo and Asian Games, Mr Chan Chee Seng, today submitted an eight-point recommendation for Implementation to rise the standard of the nations* sports participation at future international competitions. The recommendations fnro-ardPd562 words
-
Article106 1967-02-03 15 LONDON, Thurs. (AFP) Frankle Taylor, a former leading contender for the British featherweight title, has made an application to the Boxing Board of Control to be allowed to fight again following a long lay off. Taylor now a sport* writer has been out of106 words
-
Article, Illustration96 1967-02-03 15 Rauno Aaltonen (left) of Finland and his codriver Henry Liddon of Britain winners of the Monte Carlo Rally in a British Motor Corporation Mini Cooper 'S' pose with their car on an unloading ramp at London Airport and wave their trophies to the wellwishers who greeted96 words
-
Article, Illustration341 1967-02-03 15 SINGAPORE, Thurs. The president of Singopore Amateur Weightlifting Federation, Mr. Soh Ghee Soon, who was re-elected for the seventh successive term has recommended to the new Council plans for the "mass recruitment" of 500 bodybuilders to be train- Ed as weightlifters. The341 words
-
434 1967-02-03 15 SINGAPORE, Thurt. The Singapore Combined Secondary Schools Sports Council will hold its first six-a-side hockey tournament on Saturday at Dover Road, here, starting at 9.00 a.m. Altogether a total number of 72 teams will compete in the three divisions, the girls' open, boys' senior434 words
-
Article81 1967-02-03 15 BANGKOK. Thurs. (AFP) The English amateur soccer team Middlesex Wanderers has offered to play against a Thai team during their forthcoming visit to the Far East, it was reported here today. A spokesman for the Thai soccer association said the offer was made through the81 words
-
126 1967-02-03 15 PALM BEACH GARDENS. Florida. Thurs. (UPI> Byron Nelson proved yesterday he was still king of the late 1930's era of golfers by winning the PGA quartercentury championship by two strokes. Nelson fired sub par golf all the way and posted a final126 words
-
Article542 1967-02-03 15 IPOH, Thurs.—There will be eight races in the Perak Turf Club Amateur Meeting on Saturday, Feb. 4 starting at 2 p.m. RACE 1 2 P.M. Horses MARA CI. S—IT, str. Catchueights 12st. 71bs. Trophies 1. (7) Jaya II penalty 14 lbs 2. (1) Amir's Kuda542 words
-
127 1967-02-03 15 IPOH. Thurs. The following will represent the Perak Chinese Football Federation in a charity match for the national Disaster Relief Fund against Kampar District Football League Invitation XI at Kampar on Sunday. Llew Keng Foo. Wong Kon Thau, Yee Seng Choy, Foo Fook127 words
-
100 1967-02-03 15 MANILA, Thurs (AFP; Japan and the Philippines are strongly fancied to flgnt for top honours in the first Asian Women Softball Championship scheduled to get under way here on Saturday. A total of four teams is competing in the nine-day tournament, the other two being100 words
-
Page 15 Advertisements
-
Advertisement43 1967-02-03 15 THE SINGAPORE SWEEP (Ist PRIZE $350,000) Prizes guaranteed in full by THE SINGAPORE TURF CLUB A limited number of agents are required by THE TURF CLUB for the SALE OF THE SINGAPORE SWEEP TICKETS. Apply totTHE SECRETARY, BUKIT TIM AH RACECOURSE, SINGAPORE, 11.43 words
-
-
Article, Illustration830 1967-02-03 16 R. Lozaroo, A. Johnson - 5,000 TREATED TO CHAMPAGNE FOOTBALL By R. Lozaroo, A. Johnson SINGAPORE, Thurs, Soccer was proven to be a many splendoured thing tonight when the dazzling Czechoslovakian side, Sparta Prague, appeared at Jalan Besar Stadium the heart of the Republic's football centre. In on e-aEastern Sun pix. - 830 words
-
233 1967-02-03 16 SINGAPORE, Thurs.—Japan which captured third placing in the Asian Games soccer tournament at Bangkok "is fast moving" into the international soccer scene. This was the opinion expressed by an official of the visiting Czechoslovakian soccer team-Spar-ta Prague now in Singapore for a two-day233 words
-
291 1967-02-03 16 LONDON. Thurs. (AFP) The Clark Committees suggestions for the reconstructions of English county cricket are still very much alive despite the pessimistic forecasts here. The MCC. at their meeting at Lords yesterday not only decided to confirm Hampshire's amendment which makes this possible but291 words
-
336 1967-02-03 16 TOKYO, Thurs. (IPI) Japan Table Tennis Association officials were shocked and disappointed today over reports that the world champion Communist China will not compete in the World Championships in Stockholm. April 11-21. The Chinese Table Tennis Association gave no reason for the336 words
-
89 1967-02-03 16 STOCKHOLM, Th u rs. (UPl)—Swedish Table nis Association anno today it would "in all '3. try to persuade Ren to take part in the Table Tennis Champion wp here in April. However. Bo Bjoe General Secretary Swedish Association s■' ed he thought89 words
-
Article173 1967-02-03 16 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Selangor Police and Kilat Club played to a 1-1 draw in the first match of the second round. Selangor hockey league, at Gurney Road ground here this evening. Both teams played very hard in the first half but despite the increased173 words
-
Article105 1967-02-03 16 HOUSTON. Texas, Thurs. AP) The Cassius Clay camp has spotted the sign that signifies Clay is ready M ond ay night fl ht with Ernie Terrell. his workout on Wednesday. Clay continualu his neckbone where it connected with the shoulderbone. Then he would shake his head105 words
-
Page 16 Miscellaneous
-
Miscellaneous59 1967-02-03 16 TIME AND TIDE Penan;: 6.13 a.m. (5.1 ft); 7.44 p.m. (6 ft). Port Swettenham: 5.16 a.m. (6.8 ft); 11.01 a.m. (11.1 ft). Port Dickson: 12.13 a.m. (7.7 ft.); 12.19 p.m. (5.6 ft). Singapore: 4.26 am. (8.4 ft.); 5.58 p.m. (7 ft.). Sedili Kechil: 2.57 a.m. (7.2 ft); 5.06 (6.7 ft.).59 words
-