Eastern Sun, 3 April 1967

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    28 1 Eastern Sun Independent National Daily SINGAPORE EDITION tsr Estd. 1966. Vol. 1 No. 252 Monday. 3 April 1967. it MC (P) 2251 -h KDN 2660 Price 15 cents
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    Lock icon 'APPLY UNILATERAL CEASEFIRE'
    587 1  -  -By- MICHAEL LITTLE JOHNS SECRETARY-GENERAL U THANT appealed to the today to apply a unilateral ceasefire in the Vietnam war. "The United States, with power and wealth unprecedented in human history, is in a position to take this initiative," he said in a written statement issued to
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    Lock icon Nasution adopts 'wait and see' attitude
    160 1 JAKARTA, Sun. (AP) Congress Chairman General Abdul Haris Nasution did not decline when asked by a student if he would agree to becoming a President if elected, the official news agency ANTARA reported today. Gen. Nasution said. "Wait and see. This question is not
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    Lock icon BOMBS AWAY
    74 1 T.S. Air Force B-52 stratoforts flying miles above their targets unload tons of bombs on Communist strongholds and heavily foTtified positions, softening them up for friendly ground troops. The B-52s have increased the number of their daily raids, hitting as many as six Communist targets in a single
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    Lock icon TEACHERS PRAISE OUR REPORTS
    234 1  -  By TAI SING ONN. KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. Teachers today heaped praise on the "Eastern Sun for its fair, unbiased reporting of the "mini-strikes" by the National Union of Teachers. A Tanjong Malim teacher writes in to say, "The Eastern Sun has been reporting facts about the
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    Lock icon Big parade against Liu Shao – Chi
    158 1 Big parade against Liu Shao Chi PEKING, Sun. (Reuter) Hundreds of thousands of demonstrators marched through Peking's streets today chanting "down with Liu Shao-Chi" in the biggest demonstration yet against China's Head of State. Parading under tall Red flags and bearing huge coloured portraits of Communist Party Chairman Mao-Tse-Tung, workers.
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    Lock icon SACK SHOCK: A DENIAL
    68 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. The following is a statement by Dato Nik Daud. Secretary to the Ministry of Home Affairs. Malaysia. "I am to state that the former Inspector-General of Police. Malaysia, did not discuss with the Permanent Secretary of the Singapore Ministry of the Interior and
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    Lock icon DEFECTOR KILLED
    37 1 BANGKOK. Sun. (Reuter> Malaysian Chinese Communists in southern Thailand have killed a defector as a warning to rubber plantation workers who are being forced to supply the Communists with food and money, reports reaching her*
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    Lock icon SENU: CALL OFF STRIKE
    73 1 TAMPIN, Sun. The Minister of Information and Broadcasting and acting Minister of Education, Enche Senu bin Abdul Rahman, said the dignity of teachers was affected by the action of the NUT members. For the sake of the students, the nation as well as the teaching profession,
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  • LOCAL NEWS
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      Lock icon Miss Malaysia-International in the dark
      514 2  -  TFif/i o/i/z/ fitfo more Byt Khoo Boon Choo MORE than three months have elapsed since the Miss Malaysia-I nt e r national contest and today, the winner, sweetsmiling 20-year-old Miss Majorie Rongsank of Penang has still not received her trophy. Strangely, the handsome trophy, donated
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      Lock icon NUT prepares for final 'show-down'
      1241 2  -  By: Lim Thow Boon Kuala Lumpur, Sun. ITUALA LUMU PUR, Sun. A final 'show* down' between the National Union of Teachers and the Ministry of Education seems inevitable. NUT wants to talk, but the Ministry refused yesterday. Instead, it told NUT to prepare submissions to
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      Lock icon THE HUNT (8th day) CONTINUES
      404 2 TAN AH RATA, Sun—The search for missing Bangkok silk magnate. Jim Thompson 61, swung into its eight day today and the result wm a heartbreaking: blank. Aborigine "bounty" hunters a $15,000 reward has been offered by the Bangkok Silk Company to anyone finding Mr. Thompson
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      Lock icon 'ROTARY QUEEN'
      38 2 IPOH, Sun. Twenty-year-old Miss Merle Partridge, a secretary, wag last night elected "Miss Rotary Queen" here. Runners-up were Miss Rosa Chan, and Miss Rachel Balasingam, both 22. The contest was organised by the Ipoh Rotary dub.
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      Lock icon THE 'INSIDE' STORY OF TEACHERS' STRIKE
      2167 3  -  The man behind the strike NUT's '4 just claims': Housing Medical attention Equal pay Parity for DTC teachers By: CHAN RAM YAU Kuala Lumpur, Sun THE present strike by teachers is, to say the least, unprecedented. As far as one can remember, this is
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      Lock icon Certificates for 70 Supervisors after TWI courses
      587 4 SINGAPORE, Sun. The Parliamentary Secretary to the Ministry of Labour, Mr. Sia Kah Hui, will give away certificates to participants of "Training Within Industry for Supervisors" courses at the Cultural Centre, tomorrow. These basic courses were held over the last two years. Seventy
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      Lock icon 2 DIE IN ROAD MISHAPS
      146 4 SINGAPORE, Sun. A 12-year-old youth was killed in a road accident at Farrer Road yesterday. He died on the spot. He was Hui Liew Guan of Lorong Tamok who was involved in a collision with a mili- tary motor-cycle. Police said he sustained head injuries.
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      Lock icon S'pore Institute of Architects officials
      100 4 SINGAPORE. Sun. Mr. Lim Chong Keat was reelected President of the Singapore Institute of Architects at its annual general meeting held recently. Others who were elected to office and the council for 1967-1968 are: Vice-President, Mr. C.A.V. Chew; Hon. Secretary, Mr. Ho Pak Toe; Hon.
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      Lock icon Show cause notice to 10 companies
      94 4 SINGAPORE, Sun. The Registrar of Companies, Mr. A. W. Ghows today gave notice in the Government Gazette to ten companies that unless cause was shown to the contrary, they woulci be struck off from the Register of Companies and be dissolved. The companies are:
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      Lock icon CASH, GIFTS FOR 625 FIRE VICTIMS
      42 4 SINGAPORE, Sun. Six hundred and twenty-five victims of the Jalan Besar fire yesterday received $25 each and other gifts. Mr. Chan Chee Seng. Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for Social Affairs, distributed the cash and donations
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      Lock icon Diesel engine stolen
      67 4 PENANG, Sun. A diesel engine from a concrete mixer, costing $2,000 was stolen from a construction site in Udini Road here, late last night. The watchman, Taliman Slnnavaram, told police, that he and his friend were sleeping in a shed at the construction site, when four masked
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      Lock icon INDUSTRIAL SAFETY FIRST SEMINAR
      122 4 SINGAPORE, Sun. The National Safety First Council of Singapore will hold an "industrial safety first seminar" at the Mobil Oil Refinery in Jurong on April 7. The seminar will discuss the various problems related to industrial safety and determine how best to promote safety first consciousness
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      Lock icon Globe-girdling cyclist praises our highways
      345 4 SINGAPORE, Sun. A globe-girdling cyclist from Colombia, South America, who had covered 36,000 miles arrived in Singapore today and was full of praise for the "excellent' highways of Malaysia. He is muscular and welltanned Marco Antonia Navas. 38. who left his home town on Feb.
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      Lock icon Seng Siar to visit Bahamas, W. Indies
      187 4 KUALA LUMPUR Sun. Mr. Tan Seng Siar. who was recently elected a World Vice President of Junior Chamber International, will leave here on April 14 for a two-month tour of his assigned countries in the Caribbean. He is expected to visit Bhamas, Bermuda.
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      Lock icon Four youths attack Police Sergeant with sticks
      163 4 SINGAPORE, Sun. One of four Chinese youths, who allegedly took part in an "illegal procession" this morning, was arrested following an attack on a Police Sergeant in which sticks were used. The incident happened in the outskirts of the City at about 9.25
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      Lock icon Special constabulary band
      108 4 SINGAPORE, Sun. Singapore citizens who possess the experience and knowledge of playing In a band can now apply for a job with the Special Constabulary Band (Volunteer Police) of the Singapore Police Force. Those who wish to apply for the Job must be 18 years of age
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      Lock icon Members of National Theatre Trust
      94 4 SINGAPORE, Sun. —The Minister for Culture and Social Affairs, Enche Othman bin Wok appointed 12 persons to serve on the National Theatre Trust with effect from yesterday, April 1, for the next six years. They are: Mr. Fong Sip Chee (Parliamentary Secretary to the Ministry
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      Lock icon PRESIDENT YUSOF'S EXHORTATION TO ALL CITIZENS
      198 4 SINGAPORE, Sun. The President, Enche Yusof bin Ishak, today urged all citizens, irrespective of race, religion and creed, to pool together their resources and ability to help their fellowmen. He was speaking at the 16th annual first-aid competition of the St. John Ambulance Brigade
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      Lock icon Sundry shop owner robbed
      61 4 IPOH, Sun. Three men, armed with daggers, yesterday held up a sundry shop proprietor and his wife In their shop and robbed them of $340 in cash and jewellery. Mrs. Yap Gaik Choo was going through the day's takings in the shop in Kampong Boyan when
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      Lock icon PLANS FOR CARTOGRAPHY TRAINING CENTRE HERE
      197 4 SINGAPORE, Sun. The International Civil Aviation Organisation plans to establish in Singapore a regional training centre in carta* graphy for South-east Asia. This was stated by a Singapore Department of Civil Aviation officer, Mr. Ang Teck Chia who is at present in Australia for
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      Lock icon • Mr. H. F. Harrison (left), officer in charge of the area approach control centra at the $A40,000,000 international airport under construction at Tullamanr.t Melbourne, shows Mr. Ang a chart of the airport for the radar console.
      36 4 Mr. H. F. Harrison (left), officer in charge of the area approach control centra at the $A40,000,000 international airport under construction at Tullamanr.t Melbourne, shows Mr. Ang a chart of the airport for the radar console.
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      Lock icon $90.1 million for PUB's 1967 capital expenditure
      126 11 SINGAPORE, Sun. The Public Utilities Board has published its 1967 estimates for capital expenditure which will amount to more than $90.1 million. This total covers expenditure in the Electricity. Gat and Water Departments. The estimated total capita' expenditure for the Service Department and
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      Lock icon New range of '4711' products to be introduced
      469 11 SINGAPORE, Sun. "4711" Eou dt Cologne one of the longest established cologne manufacturers in the world will celebrate her 175 anniversary this year. The company's Far East general representative, Mr. Gunter Kieinsimon. flew into Singapore over the weekend to introduce a new
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      Lock icon $360,000 contract
      40 11 binoaPOrl;, Sun. The Singapore Government has awarded a $360,000 Contract to Messrs ChUa Pong Sil Building Contractor for the construction of four TypS "C 3" standard factory buildings in Section 10, Jalan Kerja. of the Jufl&ng Industrial Complex.
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      Lock icon CPF Board member
      42 11 SINGAPORE. Sua the Minister for Labdur, Mr. Jek Yeun Thong, has appointed, under the Central Provident Fund Ordinance, Enche Aziz Karim to be a member of the CPF Board for a further three years with effect frOm February, 1967.
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      Lock icon ANGELA CROWNED 'MISS SINGAPORE INTERNATIONAL 1967'
      169 11 SINGAPORE, Sun. Sweet and lovely, 19-year-old, Anaela Attias was last night crowned "Miss Singapore International 1967" when she beot 11 other finalists. Angela, a model by profession. will be Singapore's contestant-delegate to the world famous International Beauty Pageant at Long Beach. California. U.S.A. Elegant
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      Lock icon Printers go on strike
      117 11 PENaNG, Sun. —Carrying placards and shouting slogans in Church Street here yesterday were employees of the Malayan Press, who staged their first day of strike ifl protest against the "tfcijuSt management of the press". The 24 strikers, who are members of the "National Union of Employees
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      Lock icon LECTURE ON FAMILY PLANNING
      57 11 SINGAPO&E, Sun. the Singapore FaiAily Planning arid Papulation Board will hold a family planning lecture/demonstration in Chinese on Monday at the Institute of Health, Outram Road, Singapore. A fllrii show will be included. These lectures/deirtoristratioris will be held regularly every Mdriday 6f the week, except public
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      Lock icon S'pore student wins Raff Prize for Medicine
      229 11 SINGAPORE, Sun. A young Singapore student, Kam Kok Foo, 19, of Geylang hot won the Alexander and Elisabeth Raff Memo* rial Prize for Medicine af the University of Queensland. Kok Foo, a brilliant stu dent, scored high distinct ions in chemistry, medical botany,
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      Lock icon Eastern Sun guide to shopping
      285 11 SINGAPORE, Sun. lt is a pleasure to go shopping, especially when you do know where to buy what, simply by following the Eastern Sun shopping guide. Do you know that there is always something new at Metro Ltd.? Take a look at the new stock
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      Lock icon PSA drivers' donation to Disaster Fund
      127 11 SINGAPORE. Sun The staff of the Port of Singapore Authority (Tanjong Pagar Division M. E. Drivers) have donated a total Of $53 for the National Dlsaiter Fund (Malaysia) through the Eastern Sun. The donations cime from N. Mohamed Yusoff, M. Lingappati, Attahludeen. S. Veenaiyah,
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      150 3 i 'A Va <- If you're wondering how we manage to cover that many miles an hour, the answer is really very simple. We do it by going so many places. All at 4k once. Just as we're al>out to take off in San Francisco, we're landing in Hong Kong,
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  • WORLD NEWS
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      Lock icon Bandits escape with $1 mil. haul
      151 5 o l IN C Y Massachusetts, Sun. (AP) Bandits hijacked an armoured truck outside a shopp ng centre last night and got away with loot estimated at between $300,000 and $1 million. Quincy Police said the haul was more than $500,000 and police in
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      Lock icon 15 x 30-foot rug by Finns
      50 5 HELSINKI. Sun. fßeuter Finland's biggest rug measuring 9 metres k 4.5 metres 'about 29-1/2 feet x nearly 15 feet) Is bein? sent to the Finnish pavilion at Expo '67 the World's Fair opening In Montreal on April 28. It was designed by Uhra Simbers-Ehrstrom.
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      Lock icon Top translator named Soviet envoy to Japan
      160 5 MOSCOW, Bun. (AP) Oleg A. Troyanovsky, 47, once a top translator and assistant to former Premier Nikita 8. Khrushchev, has been appointed Soviet ambassador to Japan, Tass said yesterday. Troyanovsky accompanied Mr. Khrushchev on visits to Britain, the United States, Indonesia. France Austria.
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      Lock icon Vietnam war 'most sinister threat to all ideals' says economist
      377 5 WASHINGTON, Sun. (UPI) AMERICANS for Democratic Action (ADA) called yesterday for "an immediate and unconditional" halt in the bombing of North Vietnam. At its annual convention, the ADA also urged unreserved acceptance of the peace proposals of United Nations Secretary
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      Lock icon Indira tours starvationstricken area
      146 5 NEW DELHI. Sun. (UPI) Prime Minister Mrs. Indira Gandhi toured starva-tion-stricken Bihar state yesterday. Officials told her children were being deprived of both education and food because of the drought crisis. They said the children stayed at home because parents could not pay the fees in
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      Lock icon Raiders attack village
      56 5 BOMBAY. India, Sun. (AP> Two persons were killed and 14 others injured when about 100 raiders attacked a village in Andhra Pradesh state, police said yesterday. Armed with axes, spears, cycle-chains and sticks, the gangsters looted five hours in the village of Upperpalll in the Warangal district.
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      Lock icon Waitresses banned from working topless
      120 5 ALBANY. New York, Sun. (AP) Waitresses would be banned from working topless in New York state, under provisions of a measure that gained final legislative approval yesterday. The Bill, which passed both the state senate and the assembly, was sent to Governor Nelson A. Rockfeller
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      Lock icon Chagla to visit Geneva
      52 5 NEW DELHI, Sun. (AFP) India's Foreign Minister, Mohammed Ali Chagla will visit Geneva towards the end of the month to discuss the proposed nuclear nonproliferation treaty with other nations at the Geneva disarmament talks. En route to Geneva. Mr. Chagla will pay good-will visits to Kuwait
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      Lock icon More crime in Hong Kong
      58 5 HONG KONG, Sun. (Reuter) —Hong Kong saw a crime increase last year. Police figures showed there were 21.430 serious crime cases, an increase of 1.423 or 7.1 per cent as compared with 20.007 cases in 1965. The Kowloon riots last April produced 946 cases ranging
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      Lock icon Singer sues Ford's wife
      187 5 MILAN. Italy, Sun. (AP) The Italian wife of U.S. auto magnate Henry Ford II has been sued by an elderly Yugoslav singer on a charge of Insulting her. The singer, Terka Skok, claims she met Maria Cristina Vett-ore, now Mrs. Ford, when the latter was a
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      Lock icon LUNAR LANDING VEHICLE
      65 5 This is an artist's concept of the Lunar Landing Training Vehicle to be built under contract by Bell Aerosystems Co., for the National Aeronautics and Space Administration to provide three vehicle which the astronauts will use to practise simulated landings on the moon. The vehicles will be
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      Lock icon Hunt goes on for 4 dangerous convicts
      299 5 Williamstown, West Virginia, Sun. (UPI) Police in five states searched yesterday for four dangerous convicts who had terrorises 14 members of a family including seven children. The fugitives kidnapped a 25-year-old member of the family but later released him unharmed. The convicts, three
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      Lock icon HK factories offering more jobs
      72 5 HONG KONG, Sun. (Reuter) Hong Kong factories are providing employment for more people, according to the Labour Department. Factory workers at the end of last December totalled 424,155, an Increase of 16,325 as compared with the figure recorded at the end of September, 1966. The
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      Lock icon It's back to school for leukemia youth
      169 5 DALLAS. Texas, Sun. (AP) It's back to school tomorrow for Frankie Hayes, the fullfaced 9-year-old who made medical history in a complete recovery from leukemia. The lad, son of a Dallas factory representative was the first human to receive a revolutionary treatment. His
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      Lock icon Malik attends meeting in Tokyo
      88 5 TOKYO. Sun. (UPI) Indonesian Foreign Minister Mr. Adam Malik flew into Tokyo last night to attend the general meeting of the United Nations Economic Commission for Asia and the Far East (ECAFE), opening here tomorrow for a five day session. Mr. Maiik while here is
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      Lock icon Analphlatic shock kills boy
      50 5 WELLINGTON, New Zealand, Sun. (Reuter) F1 v e-y e a r-old Lawrence Graham Smith of Hamilton died by a 1.000-to-one chance after being stung by a bee. He was the victim of an allergy as rare as that which causes death from penicillin or anti-tetanus injections.
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      Lock icon ONE-ARMED MAN HELD FOR QUESTIONING
      177 5 CHICAGO, Illinois, Sun. (AP) Carrie Stephens, 8, object of an intensive search since she disappeared from her Northside neighbourhood recently, was found apparently unharmed today in an apartment about a mile from. home. A one-armed man. police said, was found with the girl in the
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      Lock icon Scheme drunken drivers under study
      134 5 DURBAN, South Africa, Sun. Reuter) A scheme for getting drunken drivers and their cars safely home is being studied by the National Driving Schools Association. The idea is to form twoman teams to help motorists who have had too much to drink. One member of
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      Lock icon 8 die in bus-train mishap
      56 5 WARSAW, Poland, Sun. (AP) Eight persons were killed and three Injured when a minibus collided with a train yesterday at an unguarded crossing at Bielawy, near Bydgoszcz, Northern Poland, the Polish press agency reported. The report said 12 people were aboard the minibus which was
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      Lock icon FILLING ASIA'S RICE BOWL
      410 6 US to ship 3 million tons more to India JOHNSON CITY, Texas, Sun. (UPI) President Johnson slfned Into law yesterday a resolution to provide three million additional tons of emergency food grain for India. The shipment will cost up to US$l9O million, depending on the purchase
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      Lock icon Famine in 'modern age perplexes scientists'
      356 6 ,TOKYO, Sun. (UPI) The most pressing Job of AsJ*'t rice bowl nations U to All that bowl, the United Nations sponsored Economic Commission tor Asia and the Far East (ECAFE) was told today. An ECAFE survey pointed out that "Asia's agriculture was failing in
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      Lock icon Starving Hindus eat their cow-gods
      120 6 CALCUTTA Sun. (AFP) Starving Hindus in drought-s tri k en Bihar State were eating cows, a practice forbidden by their religion, according to a B har government official touring with Prime Minister Mrs Indira Gandhi in the distressed areas. The ofttc'al said that lowcaste Hindus
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      Lock icon Indons return to ECAFE
      169 6 TOKYO, Sun. (UPI) A prodigal son returns tomorrow to the family of Asian nations which was assured Just yesterday that another pouting member has decided against running away from home. Indonesia, now firmly under the administrative control of acting President Oen. Suharto, will be attending a
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      Lock icon TV to teach peasants
      58 6 NEW DELHI, Sun. (Router) India is to try using television to teach farmers better techniques of argiculture. Bo far. India has only a small television service in the Delhi area. But now sets are to be installed in 80 villages round the capital and special programmes
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      Lock icon Humphrey braves egg-and-paint receptions
      326 6 Anti-US mob in Italu FLORENCE, Italy, Sun. (UPI) Vice President Humbert H. Humphrey arrived in Florence last night fresh from talks with Pope Paul VI on Vietnam peace efforts and ran into a barrage of eggs and violent anti-American demonstrations. Mr. Humphrey's car was pelted with
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      Lock icon PERSON-TO-PERSON SCHEME TO BAGD MORE ASIAN TOURISTS
      383 6 What's up Down Under? SYpNfcY, Sua. (Renter). Overseas tourists will soon be able to aee Australian home-life from the inside. Introducing visitors and students to Australia on a person-to-person basis is the aim of the International Centre Foundation, a recent-ly-launched registered cooperative. The
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      Lock icon Kennedy round tariff talks fait
      174 6 Geneva Switzerland, Sun. <UPI) Top Kennedy Round negotiators broke eff their talks yesterday after falling to reach agreement on a tariff cutting package. Arrangements were made to meet again next Wednesday. Highly-placed officials said everything would depend on a meeting in BfuSb on April 10
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      Lock icon Aussies get quickie divorces
      78 6 SYDNEY, Sun Renter— Many New South Wales couples are flying to Brisbane to get "Instant divorces" and so beat the backlog in the Sydney courtsIn Queensland, there is almost no delay in undefended divorce hearings, but in New South Wales the average waiting time at present
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      Lock icon WORST APRIL SHOWERS IN ADEN
      163 6 ADEN. Son. (CFI) The worst rainstorm in memory swept Aden yesterday. Though isolated violence waa reported in the colony, the torrential downpour dampened preliminaries to the hotel reception planned by nationalist jrotip* for the arrival of A threeman United Nation* mission today. Crowds at Crater
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      Lock icon SEVEN STOLE A HOUSE
      61 6 BUENOS AIRES, BUtt. (Router) Police here Who arrested seven mill have charged them with stealing a houie. The gang they say. carried off the roof, fttrnituro and all fittings, leaving only the wails. The owner of the house explained that the robbery took place in the
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      31 6 BIGGEST EGG IX TH? WORLD??? SHOWN above t a drive-in restaurant recently opened at Barn*, veld, the Netherlands, famed for its egg centre in Netherlands. PANA PANA Photo.
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      Lock icon Rockefeller (John D. IV) takes a bride
      451 6 CHICAGO. Sun (UPI) John D. (Jay) Rockefeller H and Sharon Lee Percy, two children of great wealth and high politics, were married yesterday in "The wedding of the year." Sorrow shadowed the ceremonies. The mother of tie bride's step-mother died of an apparent
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      Lock icon Going to expose her Old Flame
      93 7 HARJATI. divorced number four wife of Indonesian former president Sukarno, watches her marriage certificate during an UPI exclusive interview here. The 26-year-old East Javanese beautv is planning to write a book exposing her private life with Sukarno. Harjati. who married Sukarno when she was
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      Lock icon Marcos fires amorous judge'
      112 7 MANILA, Sun. ((AFP) Philippine President Marcos yesterday sacked a municipal judge described as being: "too amorous." B-side being found guilty of habitual drunkenness, the disgraced judge was also known to have kissed another man's wife. The judge was the fifth dismissed by Pres. Marcos in the
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      Lock icon Freak baby lives 2 1/2 hours
      44 7 CARACAS, Venezuela, Sun. AFP)—A mother of 16 children gave birth to a child *'ith four arms, legs and two of male genitals at Imana, near here, on Saturday. The rhild died two and a half hours after birth.
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      Lock icon A cry in the wilderness
      173 7 WASHINGTON, Sun (AP) FBI chief J. Edgar Hoover has characterised the off-broad way play "Macßird" as "a satirical piece of trash" and scored organisers of campus fil-thy-speech movements. The director of the Federal Bureau of Investigation said "Macßird" authoress Barbara Gar son and others are
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      Lock icon New Aussie troops for V'nam
      52 7 SYDNEY, Sun. Reuter The first 100 troops of Australia's new Vietnam Task Force left Sydney by air today for South Vietnam. The 4,500-strong Australian force in Vietnam is to be completely relieved during the next few weeks by units which include a high proportion of
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      Lock icon Novel is arrested in Gahanna
      384 7 The JFK case COLUMBUS, Ohio, Sun. (AP) Gordon Novel wanted in New Orleans in connection with the probe on President John F. Kennedy's assassination, was arrested yesterday in suburban Gahanna. Gahanna Mayor Paul van Auken said Novel, 29-year-old former New Orleans night club operator, was
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      190 7 BEIRUT, Sun. (UPI) The Western-owned Iraq Petroleum Company (IPC) has agreed to increase oil royalties to Lebanon by about 50 per cent. It was announced yesterday. A pact, similar to the one signed last month between the IPC and Syria, is to be signed todjy, the National
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      53 7 CALAIS, Sun. (Reuter) Flotsam was believed to have detonated a floating World War II mine which exploded in the English Channel yesterday halnvay between Calais and Dover. French and British lifeboats rushed to the scene after the explosion, but a fruitless night-long search indicated no
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      98 7 WEST BERLIN, Sun. (Reuter) —A freedom-lov-ing racoon is now the pet of a West Berlin family after having twice escaped from the city's *OO. When recaptured for the second time, it was regarded by the *OO authorities as a security risk and offered for sale. The family
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      164 7 PARIS, Sun. (UPl)—The French cabinet resigned yesterday after its setback in the recent National Assembly election. President Charles de Gaulle accepted the resignation at yesterday's last cabinet meeting of the outgoing legislature. The newly elected 482-seat National Assembly (Lower House) meets tomorrow. The joint resignation
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      56 7 Citizens of Amsterdam, the Netherlands, are watching with curious eyes a youth who is writing Chinese characters on the wall, wondering if Chinese Red Guards wallposters are apnearing in Amsterdam. But this is a public ty for American film "The Sand Pebbles" on the occasion of
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      279 7 BANGKOK, Sun. (Reuter) Thailand will renew its request to the United States for the supply of surface-to-air guided missiles when the ministerial council of the Southeast Asia Treaty Organisation (SEATO) meets in Washington, Deputy Defence Minister, Air Chief Marshal Dawee Chullasapya, told reporters. Thailand wants the
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      31 7 BOMBAY Sun. (Reuter) Rescue workers digging through the ruins of a collapsed building here today found four more bodies, bringing the toll in the disaster to nine.
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      133 7 DARWIN, Australia, Sun. (Reuter) A French airline pilot rescued with his wife from a sinking rafi said today Mozart and Bach had kept them sane during two months "starving in style" on a lonely island Captain Henri Bourdens, 44, told his story in a
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      92 7 MANILA, Sun. (Reuter) A Catholic Bishop, the Msgr Mariano Gaviola, at a press conference in Laguna Province, a few miles South of here, predicted an agrarian uprising within ten years if the lot of farmers is not improved. Bishop Gaviola is one of the Catholic hierarchy attending
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      115 7 BANGKOK, Sun. (Reuter) The Defence Communications Agency (D.C.A.) of the Thai government yesterday opened a model earth station for overseas communications via communications satellites at Siracha, 78 miles South East of Bangkok. The station will handle 10 Hawaii-Bangkok channels of military telegrams and telex messages.
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      75 7 ESTILL, South Carolina, Sun. (UPI) —Marion R. Lawton, a decorated veteran of the Bataan death March in the early days of World War 11, leaves South Carolina on Wednesday to retrace part of the infamous march on the Pacific Isle. A Major under Gen. "Skinny" Wainwright when
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      248 7 OSAKA, Japan, San. (UPI) An express commuter train slammed into a stalled gravel truck last night killing five passengers, among them a 10 year old girl, and injuring 205 others. Six of the Injured were reported to be in serious condition.
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      406 7 WASHINGTON, Sun. The U.B. Army Is believed to be grooming much-decorated Gen Sfeighton W. Abrams Jr.', Vice Chief of Staff, as a possible replacement for Gen. William C. Westmoreland as U.S. Commander in Vietnam. A top level command resume could bring Gen Westmoreland
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      677 5 CHANNEL 5 Kuala Lumpur and Pnlau Pinanr; 6 Ipoh and Melaka: 3 10 Johore Bahrn; 4 Talpin?: 7 Batu Pahat: 9 Kiuang. (Singapore viewers, please switch to channel 3 for T.V. Malaysia programmes). P M 5J5 OPENING ANNCT Prog. Summary. 5.50 NEWS OUTLINES in the National Language. 5.55 NATIONAL SONGS.
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    389 8 JN the teachers' struggle with the Government for the settling of four issues, thousands of pupils suffer in the process. Unfortunately, the authorities give the impression that the settlement can wait. It is high time that Government changes its attitude, otherwise the nation's educational system may
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    385 8 'pHE current heat wave has set people to thinking about shade trees along our streets and highways. Progress has caused the cutting down not only of shade trees but also of huge areas of jungle. The big towns are getting hotter because tall buildings have taken the places
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    3836 8  -  By: M. C. SCHUBERT (Mrs.) A talk to members of the Malaysian Institute of Management Kuala Lumpur T'HE study of management in all its aspects is, of course, a primary object, if not the chief raison d'etre of the Malaysian Institute of Management. Being
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      923 9 SINGAPORE, SUNDAY THF St«ck Market has lost ground during the week but more active conditions we rt seen and volume was improved. During the first three davs of he week, practically mojt shares in the industrial section showed a d -wnwarc movement exth| "Blue
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      234 9 LONDON, Sun. (Reuter) —Bri'ain's overseas expenditure on textile goods was cut by 4,754,000 sterling las' month a quarter of th' total the Trade Ministr repored today. The biggest losers w«® Irdia and Hongkong. To'al overseas for the month were 13,{£.C 0 sterling compared
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      131 9 TOKYO, Sn. (Reuter) Kavisaki Line is to reopen its -argo liner service betven Australia and -la aysia ;ter a suspension four fi half years due to uncerfn political situallon in .donesia, a company spoilsman said today Kawasa Line is now a rnember the Australia/ Malaya
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      140 9 TOKYO, Sun. (Reuter) —Japan's imports in the next six months are likely to show a sizable increase owing to a steady rise in domestic economic activities, the Ministry of International Trade and Industry announced today. Total imports during the first half (April to September) of
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      89 9 JAKARTA. Sun. (AP) Japan was again turned down by Indonesia when it offered a four per cent interest credit, a military spokesman said here. The offer was made by Japanese Ambassador Mr. Akira Nishiyama recently when he met with acting President General Suharto's top military assistant, the the
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      148 9 Capetown, Sun. (Reuter) A 12-member Taiwan trade delegation had talks here today with South Africa's Minister of Economic Affairs Jan Haak and Secretary for Commerce and Industries H. R. Kotzenberg. r Delegation leader T. P. Wu told reporters afterwards, however, that they had not discussed
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      108 9 TOKYO, Fri. (AFP) An informal agreement has been reached to export 17.000 tons of steel bridge materials, valued at 55.880.000 to the Philippines from Japan, an industrial source reported today. The export will constitute part of the 10th annual programme of Japan's war reparations to
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      87 9 The "Seaflx." a new British radio Direction Finder for yachtsmen is claimed to be comparable to the world's Dest ard yet priced at only £2B. By using the two control knobs and tuning scale, marine and aircraft bearings and long-wave shipping weather forecasts
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      170 9 LONDON. Sun. More than a third of the plastics materials produced in Britain last year were sold to other countries. Production topped 1.000, 000 tons for the first time and the makers netted some £BO million in exports markets. These two records were announced in
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      159 9 HONG KONG, Sun. (Reuter) The Philippines was prepared to buy rice from China if the quality and price offered were right, Mr. M. D. Goyena, Special Assistant to the Chairman of the Philippine Rice and Corn Administration said in a newspaper interview here today.
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      119 9 NEW YORK. Sat. <AP).— The Stock market entered Its third day of tnndless irregularity early yesterday. Trading was moderately active. Fractional gains and losses were the general rule. Plus signs outnumbered minuses but, once again, the averages were a little lower because of softness in some of
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      164 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. A German architect whose special topic of research is "The Future of the City", Mr. Helmut Borcherdt, will acquaint himself with Malaysian architecture during his three days in Kuala Lumpur from Monday. He is on an extensive tour through several Asian countries
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      92 9 BANGKOK. Sun. (AFP) The Thai Cabinet has approved an outlay of 360 million bhats (about $lB million) for the Thai Maritime Navigation Company to acquire ireighters for a merchant fleet route to Europe, and possibly America, it was disclosed here over the weekend. A spokesman for
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      970 9 AIR MOVEMENTS S'PORE, K. LUMPUR ARRIVALS IN SINGAPORE Time 12.05 a.m. Airline MSA 029 from K.L. Time 8.35 a.m. Airline ML 019 from Kuala Lumpur. Time 9.30 a.m. Airline ML 121 from Kuala Lompur. Time in.3o a.m. Airline ML 451 from Kuchinf. Time 10.55 a.m. Airline ML 005 from Penan*.
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      657 10 Just what is this ephemeral, elusive thing called FREEDOM which men strive, fight, lay down their lives for? It is many things to many men. To Abe Lincoln it is his "fourscore and seven years ago litany. Hail to
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      392 10 jVow erf lofig Imr after many a summer, which e ross the whole fabric of Malaysian life. Book in mmd is GOVERNMENT AND POU- TICS IN MALAYSIA by R. S. Milne, University of British Columbia (Hongton Mifflin Co. 259 pp. U.S. $2.75). Filling a long-felt want in
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      929 10 What's in a name, you say. A tosc is a rose is a rose is a rose. A lot, says G.W. Turner in THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE IN AUSTRALIA AND NEW ZEALAND (Longmans. 236 pp. 27 6 net). Take the
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      221 10 The Permanent Commit/tee for the Exhibition of French Books and Graphic Arts will participate in the Northeast Conference on the Teaching of Foreign Languages to be held in Washington. The exhibition to be presented at that time will include approximately 300 books selected for their educational
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      688 12 "VEAH! Yeah! Yeah!" this seems to have become the pass-word of the teenagers. A cry which drives the modern youths into a climax of frenzy and mass hysteria, but at the same time, causes those of the "walking-stick" generation to shrug their shoulders with a
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      315 12 •XIOW I wish I could hare a hundred dollars as a present, because right now I .am very much in need of it. Who wouldn't feel proud [with a hundred dolJlar note in the purse? Not that I would squander it on useJess articles but
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      272 12 SINGAPORE is a democratic, newly-independent country with a population of about two millions. Being citizens of the Republic, we have responsibilities to protect and love her. A concept of patriotism must deeply exist in the heart of every citizen. If our citizens do not understand the importance of
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      251 12 DOWN the Street where I lived was an old wooden hut. The occupant of this eerie-looking hut was a mysterious beggar. He began his begging at noon and returned to his hut at night. A peculiar thing about this frail, old beggar was that no one could see
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      502 12 WHAT is sportsmanship? It is not possible to define it in one sentence. The purpose of physical education is not only to train one to be physically fit, but also to help in the moulding of one's character. Therefore, training in sportsmanship is of supreme importance
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      220 12 Ilfhen there are wars, there are sufferings, poverty and epidemics. In view of this It is very important to cultivate international understanding so that a war can be avoided. In this age of scientific exploration, every nation tries to carry out nuclear tests which pose a new
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      256 12 THROUGHOUT the world, there are ways and means of sending verbal or written communications from one person to another. This is what we call "Sending messages'*. In ancient Greece. Greek runners were used to send messages. These people were specially chosen. In Africa, the natives used
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      763 13 OFTEN people say: "I t*,*r>uld like to do some good e world. But with so -any responsibilities at home and in my work, my is always to the grindstone. I am sunk in my own petty affairs, and there is no chance for my life
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      227 13 THE bright blue sky grew gloomy and heavy clouds were scurrying across it. Gusts of wind blew the dust about and flashes of lightning streaked across the sky, to be followed by deafening peals of thunder. I was alone in the house and at once began
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      263 13 A postman's life is very hard. "Every morning, at about eight o'clock, the mail arrives. I sort the letters into different groups. After this I have to deliver the letters. This is the most difficult part of my work. Whether it rains
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      251 13 GAMBLING is a kind of entertainment which people after work need for pleasure. In fact, "All work and no play makes Jack a dull man." Many people, especially those who are engaged in business like to spend their leisure time gambling. Some said that gambling is
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      361 13 MALAYSIA should be formed that is my opinion. But before I give reasons why it should be formed, let me say what Malaysia is. MALAYSIA is a word, which to all freedom-loving people, means a lot Malaysia is a federation of the five countries of
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      261 13 UNTIL the First World War, there was no effective organisation that commands the confidence of the world. As a result, the need for an effective organisation to prevent wars was felt This resulted in the setting up of a League of Nations. However, this organisation proved
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      216 13 IN this modern era, we are fortunate to have many international sport meets such as the Olympic Games, the Commonwealth Games, the Asian Games, the Seap Games and many more outstanding international sports. Modern countries are clever enough to realise the importance of these international sport meets.
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      311 13 I AM sure that those of you who pursue this hobby of friendly correspondence would agree with me that pen-friends is a good way of getting to know people in this world. Today, we And newspapers, magazines and periodicals providing their readers with lists of
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      244 13 EDUCATION should be the training of all the powers of a boy, not only of his mind, but also of his moral character and his body. So in a good school, there are not only regular studies to ascertain a boys' intelligence and
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