Eastern Sun, 31 July 1967

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    27 1 Eastern Sun Independent National Daily SINGAPORE EDITION TV Estd. 1966. Vol. 2 No. 367 Monday, 31 July 1967. ft MC (P) 2251 KDN 2660 Price 15 cents.
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  • Article, Illustration
    Lock icon DEVAN NAIR STEPS DOWN
    478 1  -  Bv HOP BAN' KHEE, KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. MR. C. V. Devon Nair has stepped down as the secretary-general of the Democratic Action Party. The move is believed to be aimed at cutting off the PAP image overhanging the party since its inception. A p>a was given
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    Lock icon U THANT GIVES WARNING
    540 1 'THE SUPER-POWERS MUST CO-OPERATE TO MAINTAIN PEACE AND SECURITY' GREENSBORO, NORTH CAROLINA. SUN. (REUTER) UNITED Nations secretarygeneral U Thant warned today that the Vietnam war could not be ended until the United States recognised that the Vietnamese were engaged not in a war of Communist aggression,
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    Lock icon Forrestal: 71 dead and 112 missing
    408 1 -BAIGON, Sun. (Reuter) —Seventy-one United States Navy men were counted dead and 112 listed missing today after fire ravaged the aircraft carrier Forrestal in the worst sea disaster of the Vietnam war. Many of the missing were men who jumped overboard as the fire
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    Lock icon TRIPLE MURDER
    137 1 KUALA LUMPUR, San. —Three mutilated bodies were found lying by the side of a small path in Sungei Rengam, five miles awav from Klang. The three bodies believed to be a triple murder, was discovered by a rubber tapper on his way to work at 6 a.m. today.
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  • LOCAL NEWS
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      Lock icon Rural youths to study Agricultural Science
      300 2 TAIPING. Sun. The Government would intensify the teaching of Agricultural Science in rural achoois to enable rural youths to be more conscious of agricultural development in the country, said the Minister of Education, Enche Mohamed Khir Johari. Agricultural Science, he said. would play an
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      Lock icon 'Destination Moon' exhibition
      53 2 PENANG. Sun. Over 4.700 people, mostly student* from secondary schools, have witnessed the "Destination Moon" exhibition. which was opened by the State Commissioner of Lands and Mines. Enche Mohd. Nor bin Zabldin. at the Penang Art Gallery here last Tuesday. The exhibition will be open to the
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      Lock icon Replanting Staff Union meeting
      198 2 IPOH, Sun. With able and leadership, the Federation Replanting Staff Union. Perak branch, has been able to attain improved service condition! without having to put oressure on the Replanting Board. This was stated by the Chief Replanting Officer. Rubber Industry (Replanting' Board. Mr Tan Teng Poey.
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      Lock icon Pirate taxi-men warned by Sardon
      55 2 BEREMBAN. Bun. The Minuter of Transport. Tan Sri Sirdon bin Haji Jubir warned pirate taxi operators that thev could be fined up to 12.000 or six months imprisonment if they were caught. Addressing about 100 taxi operators here today he urged them to join a
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      Lock icon Senu: Govt. is aware...
      78 2 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. The Minister of Information and Broadcasting. Enche Senu bin Abdul Rahman said her# today that the Government was aware who wa< behind the recent spate of illefal demonstrations in the oountry. He warned that Government would take strong measures to ~urb it if
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      Lock icon Celebrations of deity end
      78 2 KAJANO. Sun. The 3day religious celebrations to honour the deity "Thlen Thor Guan Suay" organised by Kueh Tin temple ended here today. During the tnree-day celebrations people from various parts of the district packed the temple placed rice-cakes, roastedpigs, boiled-chicken, frulta and flowers as offerings to
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      Lock icon U.M.N.O. official warns of internal subversion
      143 2 IPOH. Sun. A warning to the Perak Stat* Malaysian Indian Congress to be vary of internal subversion within its branches was given by the general secretary of UMNO.. Perak Enche Kamaruddin bin Hall .Mohamed Isa, today. Enche Kamaruddin was a guest speaker at the
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      Lock icon Embassy seeks clarification
      86 2 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. The Malavsian Embassy in Manila clans to seek clarification from the Fore,an Office on charges bv a Philippine diplomat that Malaysia "treats Sabah like a province" and "drains" its resources, it was reported today. Sabah £s the subject of territorial dispute between the Philippines
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      Lock icon FIRST IBAN DOCTOR
      52 2 KUCHING. Sun Mr. Jawl Anak Masing from Budu in the Second Division of Sarawak has obtained a degree in medicine from the University of Aberdeen In Scotland He is the first Iban in Barawak to become a doctor. p was awar a r.£t^. Oo .V rnment scholarship
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      Lock icon Hole-in-heart boy needs YOUR help
      246 2 KUALA LUMPUR, SUN. THE Malaysian Red Cross Society urgently needs $3,400 for its fund to assist Hiskam bin Hashim, the 17-year-old hole-in-the-heart boy from Muar. Hisham has been accepted for treatment at the Greenlane Hospital in New Zealand. But he has to leave by the
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      Lock icon PERTIWI TO FIGHT FOR WOMEN'S RIGHTS
      201 2 KUALA LUMPUR, Bun. A new body to fl&ht for Muslim women's rights has been formed here. It is the Muslim Women's Action Society (Malaysia) PERTIWI initiated by a group of ten women in Petaling Jaya. on July 13. The ten-founder member* are either professional
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      Lock icon HELP SMALLHOLDERS CALL
      161 2 MUAB, Sun. Th« Government was yesterday urged to assist gmall-holders to start a co-operative scher/.* to enable them to increase their earning*. The call rame from Mr. Tong Boon Khoon. chairman of the newly-formed Council of Malaysian Small-holders Association, at the Johore State Small-holders' Association conference at
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      Lock icon Driftwood from Home
      61 2 KLANO. Bun. Enthusiast? who u*e driftwood. for flower arrangements and other form* of art work can get their material from the Mont fort Boys' Home at Batu Tlgt. The drirtwood wu recently collected by boya at the Home. A recent demonstration of flower arrangements and plcture-makinf using
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      Lock icon Students for 6-day camp...
      88 2 Ten 8elangor students, including Ave girl*. left Kuala Lumpur yesterday for a six-dav ramp in Penang under the student* exchange programme. They will Join 90 Form Four students from all over Malavsia for a "play and work** under the programme sponsored by the Penang State uo
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      Lock icon Pensioners say they are frustrated
      338 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. Government pensioners today urged the Government to give attention to their "frustration" and "deep disappointment" over their claim for increase of cost of living allowance to suit present conditions. At a meeting of the PanMalayan Pensioners Association here, a resolution to draw
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      Lock icon 'MIRACLE RICE' OFFERED TO US
      240 4  -  By- BEN D'CUNHA THE Philippines Government has the 'Miracle rice' to offer to interested paddy growers and agriculturists, in Malaysia. Known as IR-8 paddy seeds, developed at the International Rice Research Institute, it is copable of producing no less than five tons of paddy per
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      Lock icon German author due today
      142 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. A German author, politician. and historian who took part in the struggle against Hitler, will arrive here tomorrow on a Far East lecture tour He is Hubertui Prince Loewenstein, special adviser to the German Federal Government Office of Press and Information. The Prince
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      Lock icon MARA officers urged to be dedicated
      172 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. The Assistant Minister of National Rural Development. Enche Sulaiman bin Bulon today reminded MARA officers to be responsible and dedicated m their efforts of implementing MARA's programmes. He said it was the duty of the officers to carry out the policy
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      Lock icon MEETING CALLED OFF
      95 4 SEREMBAN. annual meeting of the St. Paul's Old Boys' Association which was due to be held on Monday night had to be called off due to lack of quorum. Mr. JR. Menezes. the secretary of the S.POBA said: "I am disappointed at the turn-out where only 16
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      Lock icon TEACHERS' CONFAB
      79 4 MUAR. Sun. About 100 DTC teachers from all parts of West Malaysia will attend their annual national delegates conference in Batu Pahat on Aug. 15 at 10 a.m. The venue is Diamond Jubilee Hall,, Batu Pahat. The Minister of Education, Enche Mohamed Khir Johari, will open the conference
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      Lock icon Award winners...
      71 4 The Director of the Dewan Bahasa dan Pustaka, Syed Nasir Ismail, with the three winners of the Dowani award for the best-selling book ahops. In their sale of the Dewan's publications. They are from left: Tuan Syed Nasir, Enche Ant, Enche Mohammed No or and Haji Saad. The
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      Lock icon Varsity students to visit Cambodia
      148 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. Th# University of Malaya Students' Union will be sending a nine member goodwill delegation led by its general secretary. Mr. Senathi Rajah, to Cambodia tomorrow This is the first time 'hat the University of Malaya is sending such a delegation The team
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      Lock icon Minister Khaw in Penang
      80 4 PENANG, Sun The Minister of local Government and Housing. Mr. Khaw Kai Boh will visit the HochtiefChee Seng factory at Rifle Range Road and the City Council housing scheme in Trengganu Road here tomorrow morning Prior to his visit of the housing projects. Mr. Khaw will
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      Lock icon RUBBER INDUSTRY'S YEAR OF EXPANSION
      439 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. The picture of the natural rubber industry last year was one of expansion production and consumption were up to new highs, 2,440,000 tons and 2,500,000 tons respectively. This is emphasised in an article by Mr. R. M. K. Carey of the Natural
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      Lock icon 49 air passengers held up
      144 4 JESSELTON, Sun. (UPI) —Forty-nine Malaysia-Sin-gapore Airlines passengers were held up today in Jesselton Airport because the Manila civil aviation authorities had restricted the air space o v er their space city. The MSA Flight No. 654 was on its way to Hong Kong from Singapore
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      Lock icon Teacher marries admin. assistant
      100 4 PENANG, Sue —A teacher of the Methodist Girls' School here. Miss Koay Paik Hoon. wis married to Mr. Lool Thlm Tek. an administrative assistant with the Malayan Sugar Manufacturing Co. Ltd.. Prai. before the Registrar of Civil Marriages. Penang. Mr. S. Nadarajah. at the bride's residence
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      Lock icon REPLANTED RUBBER
      76 4 MUAR, Sun A to*al of 7.031 rubber small-holdings were replanted in the Muar District this year. Enche Mahmood bin Amin. the Assistant Chief replar.ting Officer for Johore North, said this at the Muar District Penghulu's conference here, yesterday. Enche Mahmood also disclosed that two new reporting boards were
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      Lock icon NUPW to fight fragmentation with a $30 mil. company
      488 4 JPOH, Sun. NUPW The National Union of Plantation Workers intends to float a company with a capital of $3O million, to buy up larre European estates which are to be fragmented. This was revealed today by the secretarygeneral of the NUPW,
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      Lock icon Children cry for missing Mummy Marsh
      140 4 FOR the past five days, these three children. Angela, 8. Peggy. 4. and Tony, 6. had been crying for their mother, Mrs. Josephine Marsh. 34. Mrs. Marsh, medium-built with brown-hair, brown eyes, and fair complexion, has been missing from her house at 27, Road
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      Lock icon MGS celebrates Founder's Day: Remarkable progress by women—Dr. Toh
      497 3 80th 'Birthday' cake SINGAPORE, Sun. The Deputy Prime Minister, Dr. Toh Chin Chye said last night women had made remarkable progress compared with their counterparts cf pre-war days "because of greater education they have received." Dr. Toh was speaking at a
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      Lock icon Khir: I am ready to hold talks if...
      141 3 IPOH, Sun- The Mmisof Education Enche Mohamed Khir Johan said tocav "he Ministry would oe preparer, to hold talks with Teachers Union pro\ med Afev called off their "work-to-rule" and boycott of ex-tra-mural activities in stressed that failing to comply with the
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      Lock icon Barisan procession along Jalan Lima
      120 3 SINGAPORE. Sun. About 250 members and supporters of *he Barisan Sosialis staged a procession along Jalan Lima in Toa Payoh Es-ate at about 9.30 this morning. The crowd carried a few banners and were singing shouting slogans. Whilst Passing the police post, a police minibus
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      Lock icon $600,000 TIMBER INDUSTRY
      63 3 BENTONG. Sun The Acting Mentri Besar of Pahang. Dato Haji Abdul Aziz bin Ahmad, announced today the Pahang Government had alloted $600,000 for the timber industry at Belimbing. The mill, he said would be equipped with modern machinery to train the apprentices for lumbering industry in the
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      Lock icon Picture shows the midwives who attended the course.
      42 3 A child welfare course for midwives attached to the Batanj Lupar District Council, Second Division in Sarawak was held recently. The week-long; course opened by the Resident of the Second Division, Mr. William Nais.
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      Lock icon A call to set up co-op capital society
      125 3 MALACCA. Sun. The Minister of Agriculture and Co-operativey Haji Ghazali bin Haji Jawi today called on Bumiputras to establish co-operative capital society for further improvement of the co-operative movement In the country. Such a societv. said the Minister, would enable the Bumiputras
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      Lock icon Quake again in Turkey
      138 3 MOSCOW. Sun. f Reuter) A strong earthquake hit Turkey early today between 100 and 150 kms (62 and 93 miles* east of Istanbul, the Soviet News Agency Tass reported. The earthquake was registered by the Soviet Union's Central Seismic Station Moskva here. About 200 people have
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      Lock icon 'Firm action against disloyal elements'
      167 3 Sabak Bernam. Sun The Acting Prime Minister. Tun Abdul Razak today warned that the Government would not tolerate 'wild disturbances' by elements disloyal to the country. He also warned the rural people to be on guard against Communist sympathisers. Tun Razak told them that these
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      Lock icon Court hears of chit-chat, love play at sand pit
      334 3 JOHORE BAHRU, Sun. The "affair" between a soldier and an army officer's wife was related in the High Court here today. Lance Corporal Jaffar bin Yacob, 28, was giving evidence on oath before Mr. Justice Ali Hassan. JafTar. defended by Mr.
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      Lock icon CHUA ON TV
      48 3 SINGAPORE. Sun. Television Smgapura will telecast an interview with an ex-detainee, Chua Ah Teh alias Chua Ah Kiat on channel 5 at 7.20 pjn. tomorrow. The interview can also be heard over the Chinese service of Radio Singapura on the same day at 9.25 p.m.
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      Lock icon Dato Teo wants Sarawak ports to be expanded
      97 3 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. The Sarawak Minister of Works and Communication, Dato Teo Kwee Seng, arrived here today to hold talks with the Central Government on the expansion of ports in the State. He said the cost of the development for ports in
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  • WORLD NEWS
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      Lock icon Apologies 'non' justification yes
      490 5 Crux of de Gaulle's statement for today PARIS. Sun. (ReuteT). President de Gaulle will offer tomorrow a firm justification but no apology for his behaviour in Quebec and Montreal, sources close to the French leader said here. The statement designed to quiet the political storm that
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      Lock icon DEADLY TRAMPS
      48 5 PARIS, Sun. (Reuter) Police have arrested two tramps, a man and a woman both in their fifties, who they believe murdered up to a dozen people in the past few years by pushing them into the River Seine after offering: them wine and stealing their money.
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      Lock icon E-W accord hinges on Berlin
      191 5 WASHINGTON. Sun. (UPI> Secretary of State Mr Dean Rusk has described Berlin a< a "special hostage to fate' standing in the way of any general East-West disarmament in Europe. He made the statement during closed hearings last spring in a special Senate committee considering a
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      Lock icon 'Provoking China into war
      101 5 wAS HI N G TON. Sun. (UPI) Chairman J. William Fulbright of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee suggested that U.S. escalation of the war in Vietnam may be designed to "provoke China into entering the war" so the Chinese nuclear potential can be destroyed He questioned
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      Lock icon Defiant Carmichael
      70 5 MIAMI, Florida, Sun. (Reuter) American "Black Power" advocate Stokely Carmlchael Is not worried about the possibility of U.S. government action against him for making his current unauthorised trip to Cuba. Havana Radio reported today. The broadcast, monitored here. Quoted him a s saying "I am not interested in
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      Lock icon FIERY DRUNK
      47 5 TOKYO. Sun. (Renter) Eiji Inaba was drunk when he returned home late last night. He set Ore to his own house when he found nobody home. The 47-year-old factory hand later told Tokyo police "It was too hot and I was very lonely and drunk".
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      Lock icon Rioting after accident
      116 5 CAWNPORE. Northern India, Sun. (Reuter) Rioting workers beat one policeman to death and injured 45 others in a clash at a small arms factory here yesterday. The riot began when a truck ran into a group of workers on bicycles near the factory gate, injuring several of
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      Lock icon Washing hands off LSD
      170 5 LONDON. Sun. (Reuter) Mr Brian Epstein, manager the Beatles pop group, said in a television interview '.ast night he did not think he had any responsinot to encourage drug tairxg He was asked: "Do you feel vou have a responsibility to the enormous number o' people
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      Lock icon Missing Thompson's firm elecfs new head
      114 5 BANGKOK Sun. (Reu'er) The Thai Silk Company, founded by "Jim" Thompsor who disappeared in the Malaysian Cameron Highlands in March, yesterday elected a new managing director to run the company's affairs in Mr Thompson's absence. He is Mr. Charles Sherfleld the assistant manager who
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      Lock icon Bidault has refuge in Belgium
      87 5 NEW YORK Sun (Reuter) Exiled former French Prime Minister Georges Bidault. 67, left here by air last night for Belgium, where he has been granted asylum. M Bidault arrived in New York earlier from Brazil, one of a number of countries h« has visited since
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      Lock icon Thailand bans miniskirts on TV
      59 5 BANGKOK. Sun. <Reuter> Thai Prime Minister Field Marshal Thanom Kittikachorn has banned mini-skirts from both the governmentowned television stations Thai-TV and Arm-TV. "Mini-skirt is against Thai culture" official said. In future numerous fashion shows which are often televised must exclude miniskirts. However, no new law
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      Lock icon Collision at Golden Gate
      78 5 SAN FRANCISCO. Sun. (UPI) A Philippine and a Japanese ship collided in the fog a m:le outside the Golden Gate last night but suffered only "slight damage" and made it to port under their own power. The Coast Guard said the Philippine motor vessel President Quirino
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      Lock icon NOW YOU KNOW
      32 5 Divorce from the bonds of marriage, thereby enabling m remarriage, was not generally obtainable from the time Christianity became the established religion in Western Europe until the 18th century.
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      Lock icon • THE space-age has entered head-gear fashion in Paris in all its mysterious look of things to come. Here French model of Parisian designer Rose Valois displays autumn-winter 1967-68 creations, a "Radar" hat made of metalised material, cloth and "aluminium" on the inner side for One's own image.
      49 5 THE space-age has entered head-gear fashion in Paris in all its mysterious look of things to come. Here French model of Parisian designer Rose Valois displays autumn-winter 1967-68 creations, a "Radar" hat made of metalised material, cloth and "aluminium" on the inner side for One's own image. PANA Photo
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      Lock icon Welsh have a go at de Gaulle too
      279 5  -  By Seaghan Maynes LONDON. Sun. < Reuter) The Welsh nationalists, a militan minority who want home rule from the Fnglish. are angry with President de Gaulle too. But their reasons go deeper than those of the critics of his "Free Quebec" call
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      Lock icon Negro dancer, 72 'manhandled'
      80 5 ALTON. 111.. San. (UPI) Dfvnrer-choreographer Kathenne Dunham yesterday said she was "manhandled" and arrested on "false charges" by police in East St. Louis. 111., on Friday night. A couple of them twisted my arm and they arrested me." Miss Dunham said. She is a negro. 72.
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      Lock icon Liu's wife 'confesses'
      144 5 TOKYO. Sun. (UPI) The wife of Communist Chinese President Liu Shao-Chi has confessed to "Rightist Tendencies." the Koydo news agency reported yesterday The written confession was submitted on Friday to the Red Guard unit of Chin Hwa University in Peking. Kyodo said. Mrs. Liu (Wang KuwangMei), according
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      Lock icon Cypriot war on the boil again
      176 5 NICOSIA. Sun (Reuter) The bullet-ridden bodies of two Turkish Cypriot s were found today in a riverbed In an area of Western Cyprus where at least nve other people have died In shooting incidents during the past week. Australian police attached to the United
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      Lock icon Thant's envoy back
      63 5 CAIRO, Sun. (Reuter) Mr. Nils Goran Gussing, personal representative to United Nations Secretary General U Thant left here last night on his way back to New York to report on a fact-finding mission investigating the plight of refugee! from last month's ArabIsraeli war. Mr. Gussing visited Lebanon.
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      Lock icon SECOND TIME THIS YEAR
      354 6 Quakes hit Andes CARACAS, Sun. (UFI). A devastating earthquake, the second of the day in Latin America, shook Caracas and outlying areas of Venezuela last night, causing widespread death and destruction. First reports said that at least 19 persons were killed and more than 1,000 others
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      Lock icon LSD a new 'Thalidomide'
      103 6 •TRIP' DEADL Y FOR UNBORN NEW YORK. Sun. (Reuter). Women who take the hallucinogenic drug LSD run the risk of bearing stillborn, abnormal or malformed children, an American biochemist said today. Dr. George Alexander of the Columbia College of Physicians and Surgeons described an experiment on
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      Lock icon Sato 'won't mind' going to Hanoi in peace search
      321 6 TOKYO, Sun. (UPI) Japan's Prime Minister Eisaku Sato said yesterday that he would not mind visiting Hanoi if such action contributes to bringing about peace in Vietnam. Mr. Sato, who is scheduled to make a tour of 12 Asian and Pacific
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      Lock icon Reporteragitators arrested
      176 6 HONG KONG, Sun. (L'PI). Police nabbed five leftwing reporters in a wild car chase through the streets of Kowloon last night. The reporters, who were from the Communist New China News Agency (NCNA), the Ta Kung Pao, the Wen Wei Po. the Hong Kong Commercial Daily and the
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      Lock icon Latins grab the sea and US ships in it
      201 6 WASHINGTON. Sun. (UPI) Rep. Thomas M Pelly. Repub.ican from Washington. urged the government today to provide armed escort vessels for U.S fishing fleets on the high seas off Ecuador and other Latin American countries. He sa.d Ecuador is trying to claim
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      130 6 LAGOS. Sun. (UPI) Chief Anthony Enahoro. Nigeria's federal Commissioner for Labour and Information. was flymg to Europe last night to meet with western and Soviet officials He panned to visit Britain, France. West Germany, and the Soviet Union, a government announcement 8 Aid. While in Moscow he will
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      Lock icon Japan won't pay US $10 m to build US rockets
      139 6 TOKYO, Sun. (UPI) Japan is ready to build its own Nike- Hercules and Hawk missiles to equip four new battalions but is not yet prepared to pay U.S. 10m for US. rocketry expertise. a Defence agency spokesman said today A
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      Lock icon Firing squad gets ready
      57 6 JAKARTA. Son. (Reuter) Firing squads have gone into training to execute Lieutenant Colonel Untung, sentenced to death for leading Indonesia's 19<5 communist coup, the Indonesian new? agency Antara reported yesterday. The agency said top communist leader Njono. also convicted of taking part in the coup, could
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      Lock icon Paper war
      49 6 WILMINGTON, North Carolina, Sun (UPI) Noland Leonard ran this advertisement in the Wilmington Morning Star on Thursday: "My wife's too fat You can have a 1965 Volkswagen reasonable." Mrs. Leonard countered with another ad on Friday: "For sale, cheap: 1965 Volkswagen and 1929 husband both slightly dented."
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      Lock icon Flat-top fire: 46 dead, 80 missing
      134 6 SAIGON. Sun- (UPI) The wind-whipped jet fuei fire aboard the carrier USS Forrestal off the coast of North Vietnam killed 46 sailors and injured 56 others in the worst naval disaster in the Vietnam war yesterday. Another 80 Americans were missing, U.S. Military spokesman
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      Lock icon Now fear of the 'White blacklash'
      641 6 WATTS THE WARNING... By JEREMY RYAN NEW YORK. San. (Reuter) Americans took note of a terrible but remote disaster when the Los Angeles district of Watts exploded in race violence two years **o. Now there is hardly a city which does not live under
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      Lock icon 'Suez Canal closed until Israelis leave'
      355 6 NEW YORK. Sun. (UPI). The Egyptian -or. ernment said yesterday it will not re-open the vital Suez Canrl as long as Israeli Forces remain on its territory captured in the Middle East war. The canal has been blocked since the war broke out on
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      Lock icon Priest bats thieves off
      88 6 MELBOURNE. Sun Re.. ter) A student pr.e?t wielding a baseball "ca* two armed intruders fleeirj when he discovered rher. apparently looking fT rrnev in the monastery > yesterday. Brother Walter Mckenzie told t>olice one of the rren menaced him with a rifle 'and I closed with
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      Lock icon Red suspect frisked
      65 7 Communist suspect Is fmkfd b* police when they raid the Vue Wah Pro<jurts Emporium < departmental store) at the junction of Nathan Road in Kowloon rerentlv The police were bHpH by the 2nd Battalion. 7th Gurkha Rifles. ■several plastic bags were found some containing prepacked polythen* containers
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      Lock icon Busy day for HK Police and Army
      193 7 HONG KONG. Sun(Reuter) Police and Armv ballistics experts had another busy day yesterday removing or detonating about a dozen crude home-made bombs planted by pro-Peking Chinese in various parts of the colony. One of the bombs in the busy Nathan Road tourist area
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      430 7 JAKARTA. Sun. (Reuter) The Indonesian Government has announced sweeping economic changes to boost the country's export by giving exporters a better deal and freeine them from Government restrictions. In a new set of regulations published vesterday. the Government also moved to restrict imi>orts.
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      597 7  -  TEST-CLAIM AGAINST CANADIAN GOVT. By J. T. CLARKE VANCOUVER, Sun. (Reuter) An elderly Japanese-Canadian couple are claiming IS 51,500.000 (about £->OO.000) from the Canadian Government as compensation for land taken from them on one of British Columbia's coastal islands after the Japanese entered World War
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      104 7 SAN FRANCISCO. Sun (UPI)—Two ships collided in the Pacific, one mile outRide the Golden Gate, and one of them was **in danger." the Coast Guard reported last night. The Coast Guard said it intercepted an M SOS*' from the vessel Philippine President Quirino which said
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      25 7 RAWALPINDI. Sun. (UPI) Pakistan and Bntam yesterday signed an agreement for two Bri ish interest-free loans of US$2O million, repayable ov*r 25 years
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      397 7 Sun. (UPI, Reuter). Rampaging mobs huntings for secret hoards of goods, looted shops and set fire to vehicles yesterday in Siliguri, a key town in the eastern Himalayan border defence. Police charged and fired tear-gas shells into the mobs, but as darkness fell, the situation apparently still
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      386 7 By JAMES PRINGLE SAIGON*. Sun (Reuter) Fierce fighting broke out last night between Nor*h Vietnamese tToops and I S. Marines in the southern half of the neutral Buffer Strip between North and South Vietnam. A U.S military spokesman said today that fiv- Marines were
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      262 7 TOKYO. Son (I PI) Paratroopers and Naval Forces were rushed in to end the virtual civil war that has been raging in South China's industrial port city of Wuhan in victorv for China's Communist Party of Chairman Mao Tse-Tung. a Peking-based Japanese correspondent reported today.
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      350 7 HONG KONG, Sun. (I'PI) Official reports from Red China today said rebellious elements of the important Wuhan military district were down but not out. i Peking Radio said the organ of the Chinese Communist Party both reiterated assertions that the rebel ious elements had been "isolated"
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      114 7 BANGKOK. Sun. (Reuter) Communists have infiltrated into the hill tribes of Tak Province bordering Burma and have recruited tribesmen for training in Hanoi. The Provincial Governor, Mr Chuchai Suwanrangsir, told visiting reporters on Friday that a 30-year-old Meo tribesman was caught by the Police at
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      87 7 MOSCOW. Sun (UPI) Thirty American students staged an anti-wai demons'ration in Red Square yesterday. Soviet Police watched but did not stop them. It was believed the first time foreigners held an unscheduled demonstration on Soviet Communists' most hallowed ground and was not stopped. The 30 were
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      41 7 The historic "Atomic Dome" is seen after three months of reinforcement construction has been completed in Hiroshima, Japan, recently. The dome will be able to stand for evermore as the symbol of world peace- UPI Photo. UPI Photo
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    486 8 SOUTH-EAST Asians are running around in circles. Their sights are set at greener pastures in distant fields. Instead of stopping their mental gyrations and taking stock of themselves and their own area, they are expecting certain Western powers to look after them. The British Premier, Mr. Harold Wilson,
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    269 8 OFT and on we have heard some persons in Johore suggesting the removal of the Causeway and cutting the water supply to Singapore. This, fortunately, has been only the cry of some extremists with the mentality of the frog in the well. This country cannot successfully co-operate
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    2449 8  -  By: W. Warren Haynes A talk on 'Current trends in management' to the Singapore Institute of Management recently. THE subject of "current trends in management" is too broad to be covered in one talk, and I do not pretend to cover it here. A mere list
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    908 8  - India the Middle East War by: Anirudha Gupta (An Indian journalist) rPHE Middle Eastern crisis which escalated into full-scale war between Arabs and Israel involved India in more than one way. As a close ally of the UAR in the nonaligned camp, India's interest in Middle Eastern affairs has likewise
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      800 9 SINGAPORE, Sun TRADING conditions on the Stock Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore last week were on a quiet note. In the industrial section, there was less selling of equities, but some better demands made prices steadv on slightly better levels. S'">me encouraging factor"
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      212 9 WASHINGTON. Sun. (Reuter The United States gold stock dropped by $45 T.illion in June, the largest monthly loss since last October, the Federal Refe Board reported today. In the first months of this year, however, the US. had a net .oss of $66 million
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      48 9 S\ DNEY, Sun. The Australian industry engaged the mining of beach sands experiencing good trading conditionsOne of the companies, Western Titanium NL. has sported a net profit of 567. This was 3 per cent above its record profit ia the previous 3 ear.
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      338 9 LONDON, Sun. (Reuter) About 90 per cent of Britain's steel industry comes under state control today to form one of the world's largest single industrial units. I Thirteen of the country's biggest iron and steel firms pass from private into public hands for the
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      576 9 London, sun. (upi> The total world tonnage of merchant shlp s under construction during the second quarter of this year was at an all time high with Japan th e top shipbuilding nation, also chalking up a record figure. Lloyds Register of
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      71 9 i riDvivTi the art of make-up for everv time and clime is one of the subjects covered in the eight-week fnl stewardesses at BOAC's Cabin Services Training School at London airport. Reflected in the with instructor Ann Watt ar e Selina Chan (left) and Gloria
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      250 9 SAN ANTONIO. Texas. Sun. HemisFair '6B. the officially sanctioned San Antonio world's fair of 1968. is at the halfway mark in its drive for 30 foreign nation participants. The Republic of Korea became the 15th foreign nation to announce its entry into
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      108 9 SINGAPORE, Sun. Mr. M. Fam, General Manager of Hume Industries (Far East) Ltd., will leave for Jakarta to attend the Pacific-Indonesia Business Association conference early next month. The conference is being sponsored by the Stamford Research Institute and will be attended by delegate# from the
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      138 9 WASHINGTON, Sun (UPIt The Swiss government has declared its intention of making a loan of 52 million Swiss francs, the equivalent of US$l2.l million, to the International Development Association 'IDA), it was announced yesterday. The loan will T>e permitted for parliamentary approval
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      111 9 SYDNEY. Sun. (Reuter) Australia's future grow-th and trade prospects in the export field lay largely with Asian countries. Sir Samuel Jones said today. Sir Samuel. managing director of Standard Telephones and Cables Pty. Ltd., was making his presidential address tc the Australian Institute of
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      992 9 ARRIVALS IX SINGAPORE Time 8.35 a m \lrllne ML 019 from Kuala Lumpur. Time 930 a.m. Airline ML 121 from ktiala Lumpur. Time 10.30 a m. AlrUne ML 451 from Knching. Time 10.55 a.m AlrUne ML 005 from Penang. Ipoh. Kuala Lumpur. MalaccaTime 12.05 p m.
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    187 10 SINGAPORE. Sun. Will the Education Minister. for a better understanding of every pupil in Singapore's secondary schools, instruct all principals of such schools to keep detailed records of each pupil's intelligence, physical fitness, sense of loyalty, home background, etc? This will be one
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    172 10 SINGAPORE. Sun. An administrative officer In the Singapore civil service. Mr Goh Chok Tong. 26. who topped hi* class of twenty Government officials from sixteen other countries has been conferred with a Master of Arts degree in Development Economics. Mr Goh who did
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    145 10 SINGAPORE, Sun. Two Singapore law students will leave for Tokyo tomorrow, (July 31) to attend the 14th International Students Conference from Aug. 1 to 22. They are Mr. Shriniwas Rai, 21, and Miss Angela Lee 20, who have been selected by the University
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    420 10 SINGAPORE, Sun. Twelve girls today qualified for the finals of the 'Miss Tourism Singapura 1967" contest after two days' elimination rounds during which they underwent tests in general knowledge and speech. They also attended a beauty parade. Today, the initial 22 contestants out
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    439 10 SINGAPORE, Sun. The Director of the Singapore Institute of Management, Mr. Lim Chew Swee, said today that the SIM has, as its goal, the training of more and better managers i Mr. Lim said this when he declared open the
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    132 10 SINGAPORE. Sun. A 24-year-old man. Mr. Lim Soo n San. put up a fight with five armed robbers last night, who robbed him aruj his girl friend of $2l in cash at Slme Golf Club. In the struggle, Mr. Lim was stabbed once in his
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    81 10 SINGAPORE. Sun The Public Utilities Board recently completed the installation of 39 street lamps a'.ong Kim Chuan Road at a cost of 53.800. The lamps, which will light up 5.000 feet of the road, will be switched on by 'he MP for Paya Lebar. Mr. Tay Boon
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    87 10 SINGAPORE. Sun Card.nal Joseph Cardijn passed away peacefully on July 24 in Brussels. Belgium. Cardinal Cardijn was the founder of the world-wide Youn? Christian Workers' Movement which he started with 6 work:ng girls in Brussels some 50 years ago. He visited Singapore id January last year.
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    31 10 SINGAPORE. Sun. The Singapore Government is to spend some J2IVOOO for extensions to 'he Customs House at Maxwell Road. The contract has been awarded to Messrs Chan Ah Kiat
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    455 10 SINGAPORE, Sun. The proposed redundancy in the British Army's Civil Service before the end of the financial year ending on March 31,1968 is expected to be in the region of 1,500. The redundancies for the following finarv cial year will be considerably higher. The
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    370 10 SINGAPORE, Sun. An elaborate pro« gramme has been organised by the manage ment committee of the Pasir Panjang Com* munity Centre, in conjunction with the National Day celebrations. Enche Othman Wok, Minister for Culture and Social Affairs, who is also a Member
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    69 10 SINGAPORE. Sun. St. Joseph's Institution came in first in an inter-school gene; ral knowledge quiz heid recently. The qiuz competition organised by the Raff.es Girls' School Economics ana Civic Society. Representing SJI were Chia Whye and John Seah. both pre-university students. They scored 23$ points. Second
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    27 10 SINGAPORE Sun On« of Indonesia's top band 'Th« Peels,' will perform a onenight show at the National Theatre on Monday. JUij, 31, at 7.30 pm.
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      537 11  -  -By:- Edward Neilan Copley Newt Service Hong Kong, Sunday. CIX old iron cannon and a crumbling fort may help solve this colony's latest tourism problem. The problem: how to make visitors to Hong Kong stay longer than the three or four or five days
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      1536 11  -  bv V I=3 Ray McHugh BIZERTE, Tunisia "Down in Bizerte they had dirty Gertie The old World War II song still lingers in the minds of thousands of American veterans who remember campaigns in North Africa and the Mediterranean. But
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      562 11  -  By* Robert C. Lonati Secretary-General of the International Union of Official Travel Organisation —IUOTO THE main purpose of this international Tourist Year, 1967 which was so designated by a resolution of the UN General Assembly is to create an awareness, among public authorities
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      309 12 MAN is never satisfied with what he finds or what he gets. Instead, he goes probing on anything that he can lay his hands on. He makes researches and studies the objects carefully until he knows everything about them; thus he has built a "brain power'"
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      588 12 AS Mrs. Tan was combing her hair at the dressing-table, her eyes caught sight of a photograph, of a charming girl on the table. "Oh, Meng Choo, why must this happen to us? Why?" She sighed sadly and shook her head. Tears began to
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      290 12 With the exception of perhaps, the silk-worm, the bee is more useful to man than any other inserts. The habits and instincts of bees are also in themselves. extremely interesting, even if we do not consider the importance of honey and wax, the two
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      346 12 AUGUST is believed to be a bad month a month when spirits go romping in the streets. This reminds me of an incident not long ago I had just completed a heavy meal and I decided to take a stroll. After covering some distance. I approached a
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      235 12 EVERY man likes to hove freedom freedom of thought, freedom of speech and freedom to exercise his ability. For the loss of freedom means the loss of human dignity. And it is true to say that freedom is essential for happiness. If all
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      241 12 AS time goes on. Man becomes more and more ambitious. In ancient times science was unknown to mankind and life then was difficult. Therefore, can you imagine -what would it be like a hundred years from now? Ancient men and women were well built
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      279 12 YOI'TH. the golden ace of our life, plays a very momentous part in determining our career. To succeed or fail in life will depend on our own initiative and all that we have absorbed and done in our youth. Therefore we should not neglect the
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      322 13 MALAYA Is a new born country. And has progressed bv leaps and bounds. Thii can oe seen in the 'approvements made in her public works, education, j-ai-h. transport and com3t:cns. rural and industrial development and economic stability. Of the lot. I would say that rural development
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      387 13 Sleep—way to health, happiness and wisdom CLEEP Is the guiding-light for a man's health, happiness and wisdom. It acts as a hot burning fire, which throws away all human worries, anxieties and fatigues. Simultaneously, sleep demolishes, the icy fears of impossibility towards a subject. Inadequate sleep has made brilliant students
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      240 13 AS I was returning home after visiting a friend one afternoon, it began to rain heavily. My way home was through a thick Jungle, and some rubber estates which had been deserted. On approaching a stately two-storey bungalow. I decided to take shelter in it. I rested
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      382 13 PEOPLE living in urban areas enjoy so many amenities that they hardlv pay any attention to them. Amenities like electricity, water supply, communications and others have become part -m<3 parcel of our life that we only realise this when suddenly the amenities are taken away from
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      384 13 Jane came running all the way home from ichool. A glance and a look at her face wag enough to convince anyone that "he would explode any minute. Jane wa* dressed smartly. Bhe excelled in her studies and her classmates often regarded her with
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      363 13 "WHAT 18 the value of having pen-friends?" This is the question *hich most people, want to know. They often say, "It is a waste of money to correspond with others In my opinion. It is wrong. I we can gain a lot by having penfriends in
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      239 13 MY brother, Beng, is a very absent-minded person. He studies nearly all the time, and is dreamy and forgetful. When Christmas comes, we have a party and invite our relatives. Each of us in the family prepares gifts for each relative. I had a happy time
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      237 13 THERE is no need of proving to most schoolboys and girls that holiday; are necessary. Thev welcome a holiday joyfully Regular intervals of rest, recreation or a change of occupation are really necessary. As the old rhyme says: "All work and no play, makes Jack a
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      535 13 MEN in this world are nevei satisfied with their achievements They are aiway* trying to make new discoveries, do experiments ana research work or in other words tiring to gain more knowledge or going against the law of nature. For example the space travel is
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