Eastern Sun, 12 September 1967

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  • Title Section
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    26 1 EASTERN SUN Trnfflnariffonf iniii |fLiiuciii National Daily SINGAPORE EDITION Estd. 1966. Vol. 2 No. 408 Tuesday, 12 September 1967. MC(P) 2251 KDN 2660 Price 15 cents
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  • Article
    Lock icon ARRESTS AT SEA
    339 1  -  Nine heavily-armed Indon pirates intercepted after dramatic chase in dark By K. G. THARAN TOHORE BAHRU, Mon. Nine heavily-armed Indonesian pirates in a high-powered boat were arrested by Marine Police after a dramatic chase in the high seas off Kukup, 40 miles from here, late last night.
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    Lock icon Negotiate pressure on S. Vietnam by U.S.
    130 1 DENVER. Colorado. Mon (Reuter) The Johnson Administration is putting pressure en the new South Vietnamese Government to negotiate with the Vietcong. Republican representative Mel v i n Laird, of Wisconsin, said today. Mr. Laird, chairman of the House Republican Conference, charged in a
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    Lock icon Ex-P.I. Congressman proclaims himself as 'Sultan of Sabah'
    384 1 MANILA, Mon. (Reuter) A former Philippine Congressman. Mr. Ombra Amilbangsa. has proclaimed himself "Sultan of Sabah" and has formally notified the Governments of Malayisa and the Philippines of this action, according to his Secretary, Mr. Andrew G ruber. He has alreadv designed
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    Lock icon Smuggling of copra: Call to Govt
    167 1 Kt'ALA LI'MFCR. Moo The Government was today urged to take immediate action to stop the 120.000 to» a month ropra omurrlinr between Malaysia and Thailand Th* Malayan Edible Oil Manufacturers' Association, in making the call, alleged that the Government had at least lost s>o,ooo
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    Lock icon Car smuggling: Thailand acts
    217 1 BANGKOK, Mon (Reuter) The Thai Police have mobilised 2.000 detectives to search for motor cars smuggled into Thailand from Malaysia, the Commander of the Crimes Suppression Division. Major General Chumpol Lohachala. said today. Gen. Chumpol told Reuter that the search would be carried out in Bangkok
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    Lock icon Indian, Chinese troops exchange fire on Sikkim-Tibet border
    310 1 DELHI, Mon. (Reuter). Indian and Chinese troops exchanqed fire at Nathu Pass on the Sikkim-Tibet border this morning, the Defence Ministry announced here. The Defence Ministry said the Chinese opened rifle and machine gun fire early today and later used mortars and
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    Lock icon Whampoo port at standstill
    127 1 HONG KONG. Mon. (Reuter) The oort of Whampoa near Canton Is apparently at a standstill and the master of one ship waiting to enter the port had reported hearing gunfire several days ago from the direction of Canton, a Marine Department spokesman said today The spokesman
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    Lock icon Thanom warns rice dealers
    65 1 BANGKOK. Mon. (Reuter) The Thai Prime Minister, Field Marshal Thanom Kittlkachorn. today warned rice merchants that his Government would drastically cut export quotas of rice next year If the domestic prices did not come down to reasonable levels this year. Marshal Thanom told reporters that such
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    Lock icon Lynda Johnson chooses Marine captain
    147 1 WASHINGTON, Mon. (Renter) President Johnson receives Kinf Constantino of Greece, Congress returns for its windup session, but the glamour today in this capital is Lynda's. The engagement of the quieter and elder <23 of the two Johnson daughters. Lynda B:rd. was announced last night ending
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    Lock icon 'BEULAH' HEADING FOR HAITI
    91 1 MIAMI, Mon. (Reuter) Hurricane Beulah headed for Haiti today after smashing Into the Dominican Republic late last night. Miami weathermen said Beulah. which has claimed 16 lives in the Caribbean since It developed from a tropical storm two days ago. Is lashing the coastline south of
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  • LOCAL NEWS
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      Lock icon KING RETURNS FROM VISIT TO PERLIS
      123 2 THE Yang di-Pertuan Agong yesterday ended his official two-day visit to Perlis. Yesterday morning, the King was given a rousing farewell at Stadium Da to Sheikh Ahmad, where he Inspected a goard-of-honour mounted by the 3rd Royal Malay Regiment, before proceeding to Kepala Batas
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      Lock icon Off to Jakarta to re-establish Malaysian Embassy
      319 2 SINGAPORE. Mon The Malaysian Charge d'Affalres to Indonesia. Enche Ismail bin Mohamed left here today to re-establish the Malaysian Embassy there. He la no stranger to Indonesia as he had been the Second Secretary (Commercial) in the then Malayan Embassy prior to confrontation.
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      Lock icon Million $ computer for Malayan Railway Headquarters
      219 2 Million computer for Malayan Railway Headquarters KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. The installation of computers was part of the Ministry's programme to modernise the administrative machinery of Malayan Railway, said the Minister of TransE>rt, Tan Sri Sardon bin aji Jubir, here today. The computer system would ensure speed and efficiency. H e
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      Lock icon Excursions by YMCA student venturers
      90 2 SINGAPORE. Mon The student venturers of the YMCA of Singapore "A" wiL bold a aeries of talks and excursions beginning this week-end. The talks begin on Sept 15. 18. 20. 25 and 27 All talks start a' 230 p.m at the YMCA. Orchard Road here.
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      Lock icon Illegal procession by 50
      46 2 SINGAPORE Mon About fifty demonstrators today jtaged an illegal procession at about 8 D.m. at Jalan Jurong Kechll Three females and a male were arrested. Police recovered some red triangular flags, anti-go-vernment banners and phamphlets. The demonstrators fled when the police arrived.
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      Lock icon Road accidents
      23 2 SINGAPORE. Mon.—There were 84 road aocidentf of which one was classified as serious during the past 24 hours in the Republic.
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      Lock icon ILO social security expert to assist S'pore, Malaysia
      177 2 KUALA LI'MPUR, Mon. A social security expert of the International Labour Organisation has arrived in Singapore to assist the Government in formulating a plan for a social insurance scheme. The expert, Mr. F. P. Tsoucatos. will he in Singapore for an initial
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      Lock icon Khaw on 'unhappy state of affairs' in Local Councils
      341 2  -  Bv LIM THOW BOON JfTALA Lt"MPI*R. Mon. The Minister of Local Government and Housing, Mr. Khaw Kai Boh, today criticised the unsatisfactory financial position of "many Local Councils" in the country. "Annual statements of accounts for auditing have not been submitted
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      Lock icon Kinta River flooded
      63 2 IPOH. Mon Torrential run* In the Tanjong Rambutan catchment yesterday flooded the Kinta River. Flood water* completely washed away the Tasek bypas« bridge, which ia now closed to traffic. The flood waters also damaged a wooden bridge at Jalan Datoh. Traffic proceeding to Kuala Kangsar must now
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      Lock icon Trishaw-rider robbed by passengers
      54 2 PENANG. Mon. A 32-year-old triahaw-rider, Leong Chan Hoe, wa* robbed by hia two passengers along Sungei Pinang Road yesterday. They had asked him to take them in his trishaw to Sungei Pinang but on arrival at a lonely spot, they told him to stop and demanded
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      Lock icon STUDENT STABBED
      78 2 MALACCA. Mon.—A Form S:x pupils here was stabbed thri<*e in the chest and stomach in the town late on Saturday evening The victim. Mak Heng Kwai. 2*> of Kampong Pamei was u a king along Burga Raya Road to go for supper when he was tripped from behind
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      Lock icon $10,000 for Taiping church
      109 2 TAIPING. Mon. Dr Lam Swee Aun. Minister of Commerce and Industry, has presented a cheque for SlO.OOO to the Committee of Our Lady of the Sacred Heart Church here. The presentation took place at the Holy Family Convent here when Rev Fr. R Chrn Eau received
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      Lock icon Application for Orders of Committal dimissed
      608 3 'Govt, has a duty to perform' SINGAPORE, Mon. The Hiah Court today dismissed an application for Orders of Committal by a former Ngee Ann College student against two ministers Dr Goh Keng Swee and Enche Othman Wok, for alleged contempt of court. In dismissing
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      Lock icon Elected president of OISCA
      238 3 SINGAPORE Mon—Mr AGS Danaraj ha< beer, elected president of *ne Singapore branch of Organisation for Industrial Spiritual and Cultural Advancement International. The OISCA s world headquarters is m Japan Mr. Danaraj has been in touch with OISCA officials the world over since 1964 He attended the
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      Lock icon Habeas-corpus application: Court fixes date for hearing
      102 3 SINGAPORE. Mon. Mi. Justice Ambrose granted leave in the High Court today for order in the nature of habeas-corpus following an application by six political detainees. The application was made on behalf of the six detainees by Mr. T. T. Rajah. The six
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      Lock icon Khinco is modernising, expanding
      680 3 SINGAPORE, Mon. Khinco (Singapore) Limited a multi million dollar Singapore Australian venture manufacturing metal furniture for the office and home —is a story of how one man, through sheer hard work and determination and adaptability, managed to build it up to what it is today "the
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      Lock icon D.A.P.'s PLEDGE: Abrogation of travel regulations
      321 4 JOHSRE BAHRU, Mon. The Democratic Action Party will press for the abrogation of the travel regulations imposed by the Singapore and Malaysian Governments. This assurance was given by the DAP in a pamphlet issued to the voters for the Tampoi by-elec-tion constituency today. The
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      Lock icon 700 shoe workers down tools
      85 4 JOHORE BAHRU. Mon More than 700 workers employed with the Nanyang 6Shoe factory here today downed tows in protest against the alleged dismissal of two of their colleagues The striking employees are members of the Shoe Factory Employees' Union. According to the union this evening
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      Lock icon DAPs registration campaign
      53 4 KAMPAR. Mon. The Kampar branch of the Democratic Action Party launched a registration campaign here today and will continue with it till Oct 12. For this purpose the branch headquarters of the party will be open from 8 ajn. to 9 a_m. and between 4-30 p.m. and
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      Lock icon $907 loot
      28 4 PENANG, Mon. Thieves broke into the house of a goldsmith. Loo Kok Wah, In Nanning Street during the week-end and stole $907 in cash ad jewellery.
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      Lock icon $1,500 burglary
      21 4 TAN AH RATA. Mon. Thieves broke into the home of Japanese engineer, I. Shimo San, and stole $1,500 yesterday.
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      Lock icon Teacher's handbag snatched
      45 4 PENANG. Man Two youths robbed a 51-year-old school teacher. Choo Siew Weng. of her handbag while she was walking along Burmah Road yesterday The bag. contained 30 Social Welfare Lottery tickets. a fountain per. a pair of sunglasses and her identity card.
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      Lock icon MALAYSIA MUST BE ALERT – TUNKU
      319 4  - MALAYSIA MUST BE ALERT TUNKU Red Guards' menace by Khoo Boon Choo pENANG/ Mon. The Prime Minister, Tunku Abdul Rahman, said here today that Malaysia must protect itself against the Red Guards' menace and the Government must be ready to deal with them if they were to start any trouble
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      Lock icon $9,300 ROBBERY: Liquor shop ransacked
      180 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon.— A gang of robbers raided a liquor shop in Ipoh Road here early Saturday morning and got away with $2,500 and a large haul of liquor. The liquor haul indudea 15 cases of whisky. 16$ cases of brandy, three cases of rum
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      Lock icon Salaries Commission to meet NUNST's delegation
      120 4 MUAR. Mon. A mn»member team of the J'-iitice Aziz Teachers' Saline* Commission will meet a delegation of the National Unioo of National School Teaehers or. Thursday at 930 a.m at the Muar Town Council Chamber. According to a source cloae to the National Union
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      Lock icon Alliance slams at Nair
      429 4 Hiding PENANG, Mon. The Penang Alliance Headquarters. in a statement today, accused the Member for Bungsar, Mr. Devan Nair, of using a multiplicity of words to cover and hide the facts of the country's progress under 10 years of Alliance rule. "He ia trottin* out the
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      Lock icon Admiral's visit
      51 4 PEN ANG. Mon. The Commander of the United States Naval Forces In the Philippines. Rear Admiral H.J. Kosaler. who is on a three-day visit to Malaysia, paid a courtesy call on the Governor of Penan*. Tan Sri Syed Sheh bin Syed Abdullah Shahabuddm. at the Residency here this
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      Lock icon Illegal procession: 25 claim trial as FRU stands by
      220 4 PENANG, Mon. The Federal Reserve Unit gtood by aus 25 people were charged in the First Magistrate* Court today with taking part In an illegal procession along Penang Road on June 2 They all claimed trial to th* charge. The Officer-ln-Charge
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      Lock icon Seminar suggests co-op training by universities
      401 13 SINGAPORE, Mon The regional seminar on cooperative training which concluded here today has drawn up a draft report of its two-week deliberations including recommendations on the various aspects of co-operative training. The draft report dealt with the concept of manleement development with special reference
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      Lock icon Yong leaves for U.N. Assembly meet
      178 13 SINGAPORE. Mot —Trie Minister for Health, Mr. Yor.g Nyuk Lin. will leave for Hong Kong tomorrow bv air er route for New York :o attend the 22nd session of the U.N Senerai Assembly scceauled for Sept. 19. Four other members of the fireman delegation
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      Lock icon LUNCHEON TALK
      25 13 SINGAPORE. Mon. Mr M-l'on Tan. Vice-Presider.* of *ne Rotary Club will speak or. Safe~y First" at the d-ib's luncheon on Wednesday (Scot 13V
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      Lock icon Hospital visiting hours extended
      59 13 SINGAPORE. Mon—VisitliVgr hours at Woodbndge Hospital has been extended by an hour from this week. The visiting hours will now be from 4 p.m to 6 pjn. The extension has been made specially for the convenience of relatives and friends of patients in the hospital, especially
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      Lock icon Recital by Miss Vivienne
      226 13 MISS Vivienne Wee. Singapore's young and promising pianist will give her second solo recital at the Victoria Theatre on Sept. 18. She gave her first solo recital in April last year before a near capacity audience which attracted favourable comment in the press and in musical
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      Lock icon Spectroscope gift to Poly by NZ
      83 13 WELLINGTON (NZ). Mor. (Reuter) New Zealand has given dollars NZ 24.000 (SSI02.000) to Singapore to buy a spectroscope J machine used in chemica* analysis. The New Zealand Prime Minister. Mr. Keith Holy oake. said in a statement today that the spectroscope would be installed
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      Lock icon Illegal lottery man jailed and fined $6,000
      157 13 SINGAPORE. Mon. A father of nine. Lim Hoe Cheong was given th* maximum fine of $6,000 plus three months' Jail by a Magistrate's Court today for assisting in carrying on a chap-ji-kee lottery Lim. described as a $l5O- month barboy. pleaded guilty to
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      Lock icon Man found dead
      61 13 SINGAPORE. Mon—Police are looking for the relatives and friends of a male Chinese who was found dead at the foot of Block 79 at Commonwealth Drive this morning Police said the dead man appeared about 61 years oi age Police do not suspect any foul play. Those
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      Lock icon 'Building up civic-minded generation'
      412 13 SINGAPORE. Mon. The School Cadet Corps are plavlng an Important role in the building up of a strong, disciplined and civic-minded generation, a generation which Singaporeans can all be proud of This was stated today bv the Minister for Culture and Social Affairs. Enche Othman Wok.
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      Lock icon Fined $15 for disorderly conduct
      54 13 SINGAPORE. Mon. A man. Low Jiak Hiong. today thanked the Ninth Magistrate, Mr Anwarul Haque twice after he was fined $l5 for disorderly conduct in a public place Low pleaded guilty to shouting vulgar words at the top of his voice in the Pay® Lebar
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  • Boutique
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      Lock icon FASHION LASHES
      201 5 LOOK FOR... A Fashion League Feature. PARIS s rejection of the knee, which it now regards as a joint, not an entertainment." is covering again In all the best collections. THE many neat pants looks for fall, always with a matched jacket, perhaps in wool, surely in a
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      Lock icon Blunt shoes in vogue
      96 5 THE blunt shoe has now completely replaced the pointed shoe in fashion, and few shoemakers do this style better than the lady from Italy known as Silvia of Fiorentina. Her blunt shoes still retain that elegance of line which has made the Fiorentina label famous Her
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      Lock icon Children aging as the adults grow younger
      119 5 THE fashion trend today seems to be for adults to grow younger while the children grow older. The 6-year-old w*ars sub-teen looks, the sub-teen must look like a full-fledged teen Some children's designers go as far a? thinking that parents are pushine their
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      Lock icon Striking designs
      42 5 Left: Wildly lush colour designed to captivate both in the sunshine and out makes this a striking and elegant dress. Right: A very smartly tailored tent dress in blazing full colour. Chua Chay Hoon (16). 95-C. Pesiaran Keliling, Singapore, 13.
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      Lock icon 'Gadgets' to make the eyes glow
      50 5 THE new eye-shaping kit pictured here is one of two versions produced by Gala to make the eyes flowThis one is for the woman who prefers more sophistication, and holds palettes of gold, silver and brown shadowers and the soft appeal of brown liner.
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      Lock icon A mansize job in a woman's world
      400 5  -  By: Patricia Chan WHAT is it like for a man to be in a women's fashion business? To Mr. Ramink S Parish. the proprietor of a textiles shop it is a very interesting and fascinating business. Interesting because It enables one to know
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      Lock icon Your Fashion Questions
      501 5  -  bv: 9 Florence de Santis Q: I am to be a speaker at our women's club next month As it is an afternoon meeting. I assume a wool suit **ould be a good costume. I have a bla<~k one and a red one. Which would VOJ suggest?
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      Lock icon RECIPES
      208 5  -  By: P.C. JJECIPE for Kueh DADA. Filling:— Ingredients needed are two cups grated whit* coconut, one block gula Malacca (cut up), two ozs. sugar and two pandan leaves. Cook all ingredients together until the sugar is dissolved. Sauce:— Ingredients needed for this are half a pint coconut milk, two
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      Lock icon One touch of fashion
      85 5 THE variety store is rapidly becoming teen-age headquarters. Down at that swingin' ol' Woolworth's, they've got all the latest In Mod including neon colour sunglasses. Frame? are In glow orange, yellow and pink, positively eye-hurtine to the spectator Then there'? all that neon colour plastic jewellery
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      Lock icon CHARMING PLATFORM MANNERS
      267 5  -  by: Mary Sue Miller By NANA. A LOVELY WRITES I have been appointed chairman of a division of my woman's organisation. My job entails a great deal of public speaking and I am terrified of it. I know what I have to say and want to say.
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      3091 6 R-3000 with 6 bands and 16 transtiors/diode RADIO MALAYSIA September 12— Sept. 18 Tuesday SEPTEMBER 12 A.M.: TIM EX-TIME 6 00 A Prog. Summary: 6.02 Morning Melodies. 7.00 The News; 7.10 Breakfast Potpourri; 7.45 News In the National Language: 7.50 Learn a Word a Day 8.00 The News: 8 10
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  • WORLD NEWS
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      Lock icon December wedding for Lynda BJ
      430 7 JOHNSON CITY. Texas. Mon (I PI) President and Mrs. Johnson announced the engagement of their daughter Lynda Bird to Marine Capt. Charles Robb of Milwaukee. Wisconsin, yesterday. The Johnson's announced their daughter would be married in early December before Robb's tour of duty begins in
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      Lock icon Cyprus: No end to strife
      219 7 ALEXAXDRO POLIS. Greece Mon. (UPIt Greece and Turkey last nigh* failed to resolve their differences over the future cf Cyprus but promised to continue exploration of po:-:.'lines of bringing closei their views" on the future of the striietorn island republic. An official communique Issued after
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      Lock icon Spain gets 44 votes
      62 7 MADRID. Mnn. t Rfuter) Only 44 of Gibraltar's 12.7<»2 if'cist* red electors voted to roinf under Spanish sovereignty in yesterday's referendum. Spain's Cifra news agency reported today The agency quoted an official Gibraltar television announcement early this morning that 12.193 Gibraltarians had voted to retain the
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      Lock icon UN seeks to bring rivals to heel
      211 7 ADEN: CAIRO. Mon. (Reuter) The I'nited Nations mission on Aden wants to bring about unity between the Front for the Liberation of Occupied South Yemen (FLOSY) and the National Liberation Front (NLF), the A 1 Ahram newspaper said vesterday. The three-mar. mission now
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      Lock icon 'Let us get together' de Gaulle tells Poland
      415 7 Shaping Old man's At lan tic-to-Urals vision GDANSK. Poland Mon. (UPI) French President Charles de Gaulle told Poles their frontiers were secure and urged them to look to wider horizons than their East European bloc yesterday. Speaking to a reception of civic
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      Lock icon THE ROCK: Referendum 'Naive' says Spain
      191 7 MADRID MOD (UPI) The Spanish press played down and virtuallv ridiculed the referendum held yesterday in the British colony of Gibraltar, describing it as "useless' and "ridiculous'". "It is regrettable and ridiculous that Britain should adopt in 'he present circum- stances the naive behaviour
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      Lock icon Grim winter for 25,000 M-E refugees
      106 7 AMMAN. Mon (Reu'-er) Jordan's Prime Minister Mr. Saad Juma a warned today tha* Arab refugees would be threatened with death this winder if they were no* repatriated The Pnme Minister appealed at a press conference to the world conscience to help repa*r:a*e the refugee;
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      Lock icon Sinatra breaks hotel engagement
      174 7 LAS VEGAS Nevada Men <UPI> Frank B:natra. one of the biggest entertainment draws at this gambling fHOTi. brok* off his at the Sand* Hotel "without explanation.'* a hotel spokesman said yesterday. I don't knr»w why he has left." the spokesman said. "And I don't think Sinatra
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      Lock icon 'Let-down anti-Castroites turned on Kennedy'
      351 7 Let-down anti-Castroites turned on Kennedy' The Presidential murder NEW YORK. Mon. (t'PI) New Orleans District Attorney James Garrison claims he has evidence that President Kennedv was killed by "A precision guerrilla team of at least seven men." and that all of them had once worked for the Central Intelligence Agency.
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      Lock icon 'WHITE MAN'S FUNERAL'
      105 7 LONDON*. Mon. (Reuters A 29-year-old B'.afran today launched a Black Power oreamsation In London and declared This symbolises the fur.erai of the White man." President of the newlyformed Universal Coloured People's Association. 081 Egbuna added "We are not antagonistic to the White man. we do not advocate
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      Lock icon Photo shows satellite over the Pacific
      46 7 BIOSATFLLITE-2 thf "Space zoo" which carried hues and plants was recovered a dav earlier than scheduled yesterday because of an approaching storm. The shortened voyage was termed "successful". The purpose was to study radiation effects on life. UPI Radio photo
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      Lock icon CHINA SETS DANGEROUS PRECEDENTS
      560 7 DIPLOMATIC IMMUNITY I OVDON. Mon. (tPI) The burning and racking of the British Embassy in Peking and the manhandling of its staff struck a damaging blow at one of the oldest principles in international relations the genarallv accepted inviolability of diplomatic missions. Diplomats, who for centuries
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      Lock icon VC storm Quang Nam
      542 10 4 am raid held off QAIGON, Mon (Reuter) An estimated 150 Vietcong armed with machine guns and explosive charges stormed through artillery fire in an hour-long flare lit battle early today in a bid to overrun an American Marine post in northern Quang Nam province. a
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      Lock icon GREEK, INDIAN HEADS SEE LBJ
      186 10 WASHINGTON. Mon. (UPI) President Johnson will meet King Constantine of Greece today for private talks likely to focus on the Greek military takeover's effects on relations between their two coun- tries. Mr. Johnson plans to receive King Constantine with a minimum of fanfare at the
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      Lock icon QUAKE RATTLES WINDOWS IN MANILA
      305 10 MANILA. Mon. (I'PI) A strong earthquake rolled across the greater Manila area today, rocking tall buildings and rattling glass windows in offices, but apparently caused no casualties or major damage. The earthquake registered intensity six on the Rossi-Forrel scale of 9. according to the Manila
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      Lock icon Tanker Stoner doomed
      106 10 WAKE ISLAND. Mon (UPI) A storm-lashed fuel tanker appeared doomed as it slowly split apart on the reef near Wake inland's Small Boat Harbour. The 17,750-ton RC. Stoner. owned by the Standard Oil Co. of California, was reported nearly at breaking point and leaking aviation fuel into
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      34 10 RAWALPINDI, Mon (UPD Alpinists Kondo Mazaki of Japan and Kurt Diemberger of Austria scaled the 25.256-foot summit of Trichmir in the Karakorams on Aug. 19 they reported on their return to ChitraL
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      217 10 PASADENA. California. Mon. (Reuter) America's Surveyor-5 space craft began sending good-quality pictures of the lunar surface back to earth last night. 75 minutes after it made a soft landing Officials at he Jet Propulsion Laboratory here said the pictures were clear and sharp, and the
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      49 10 MANILA. MOB I Reuter) Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos celebrated his 50th birthday today. The presidential press office sajd the President "has decided to do away with traditional calls, and instead devote his time to work.ng." The President will host a dinner tonight for friends and relatives.
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      449 10  -  JUNE WAR REVEALS by K. C. THALER LONDON, Mon (UPI) The latest diplomatic post-mortem on the Arab-Israeli war has led Soviet affairs experts to believe that the massive Russian pre-war arms build-up in the Middle East had all the markings of a
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      165 10 MILWAUKEE, Wisconsin. Mon. (ITI) Police fired round after round of tear gas and made mass arrests last night when an unruly group of White persons in a predominantly Polish section of the city's south side refused to disperse. White youths ran yeliing 'White power".
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      81 10 COVENTRY. England. MOB (ITI I Two thousand pervws attended a romroemoratjve service in Coventry Cathedral today in honour of the 900 th anniversary of the death of Lady Godiva The 13th century book which contains the death date of Lady Godiva Sept 10. 1067 was
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      57 10 JAKARTA. Moc <UPI> Dutch ambassador to Indonesia Mr EIC. Schiff sa:d in Semarang that his counttry has given up its "colonial hobby" The offiria' Antara News Agency quoted Ambassador Schiff as saying that the Nefterlands will stick to the New York agreement or the future of
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      231 10 Grenville Wynne memoirs LONDON, Mon. (Reuter) The Times today called for a government statement about former British secret agent Grenville Wynne's memoirs which it said would leave many people uneasy. The book by the businessman turned intelligence agent who spent 18 months in Soviet jails
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      160 10 TOW DELHI. Mon (Renter) A deathroll of 75 is feared as a result of the bursting of Nanaksagar Dam in the Himalayan foothills on Friday, it wn offlciaily stated today. So far 45 bodies bare been recovered and another 3t persons are missine in the
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    409 8 rpHE clash between black and white in Africa has brought no benefit to either side. Despite the Africans' hatred of apartheid, the black Africans are fighting one another in several countries in that continent. In Nigeria, black Africans hate one another more than they hate the whites
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    324 8 is in Malaysia today a growing disenchantment with the unimaginative, lack-lustre role the United States is playing in world affairs. The monolithic U.S. body politic Is not making use of the vast resources of the country to help emerging nations stand proud and free in the comity of nations.
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    4397 8  -  Our economic future by Dr. Lim Chong Yah to the National I'nion of Malaysian Students at the University of Malaya on 29th August. 1967. The address was given in commemoration of the 10th anniversary of Independence. JN the joy and gaiety of celebrating the
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      145 9 SINGAPORE. Mon. Extension of the Plessey Telecommunications Group factories at Sunderland raised their demand for fresh water to approximately 9000 gallons per hour. Because buying fresh water and disposing of the effluent cost Plessey hundreds of pounds a year, the Company has installed an
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      439 9 W. Germany. Mon. (Reuter) West Germany's smallest motor-car factory, NSU. provides the sensation of this year's Frankfurt Motor Show a slick saloon powered by a double-barrelled version of the novel Wankel rotory piston-engine The mas> circulation Blld Zeitung hailed the new car —The
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      682 9 SINGAPORE Mon Quiet conditions ruled on the Stock Exchange tocay in ail aec*ions. Trading was subdued in industrials with pr.ces generally steady or movements mostly small Equities with fair turnover were Ber. A* Co., Gammon. Chemical and Merlin Ben Co. on a turnover of
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      63 9 SINGAPORE. Mon Mr. Harry Moore. Director of Associated Importers the local agents for Max Factor left for Tokyo. Japan to attend Max Factor International South East Asia Sales.'} Conference With him will be Mr. Kenne'h Murakami, Sales Manager for the Max Factor Division
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      91 9 TOKYO. Mon. (Reuter)— Japan's gold and foreign exchange reserves totalled $1,982 million as of the end of August, a decline of $54 million from July, the Ministry of Finance announced today. The Ministry said the decline was mainly due to a slowdown in exports,
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      33 9 MANILA. Mon A "miracle clay" found in laboratory tests and experiments to be the basic ingredient in the manufacture of medicated facial cream, has been discovered in the provines of Bulacan.
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      281 9 SINGAPORE Mon Mr. Michael Mahoney at Sir.papore Airport has taker de'ivery of a brand new Piper Cherokee Six Aircraft imported for him by the Piper distributor*. Annte Aviation Co. Ltd.. 280. Kampong Arang Road. Singapore 15 and assembled by the Singapore Flying Club. Mr.
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      313 9 SINGAPORE. Mon Sep'ember firs* graie rubber fob. buvers closed at 5 pm in Singapore ana Kuala Lumpur today at 481 cen s per lb up half a cent from previous close The tone was verv quiet but steady. Values were unchanged at the opening and he
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      27 9 HONG KONG Mon (UPI> Monev Quotations HK--15 7725 5 ***** per US dollar for cash HKSI6.IO oer pound sterling. HKJ2S9 375 per tae". gold.
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      15 9 SINGAPORE. Mon —The tin price for todav was 1592 50 per picul. unchanged
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      235 9 SINGAPORE Mon The five members of Hagemeyer who recently had training In Japan and Holland are Mr Low Hong Boon, up to a short time ago. Chief Salesman in the National Department has recently been officially promoted to Sale; Manager of the National Department In
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      78 9 MANILA. Mon Funds for the completion of a road winding through The Ifugao rice terraces, considered as the eighth wonder of the world, were recently approved by President Ferdinand Marco?. W:*h the asphalting of the 52-kilometre Bagabag-Bana-we road, tourist? and visitors will no longer encounter difficulties
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      894 9 Ipoh. Prntnt. Alnr Stir, K Hahrn. Time 7 00 am Airline BA 789 to K. I.umpur. Colombo. Bomhi*. Cairo. London. Time oo am_ Airline ML 452 Kachlng. Time ?.3l a m. Airline ML 122 to Kuala Lumpur. Time 7.4.% a m. Airline PA 842 Honolulu Loa
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      536 9 SINGAPORE —Stock fckt h<in:r hid and offer price* officially listed at the flow of husincMINDUSTRIAL Ben A Co. 1 BO B"n»tead 1.51 1.54 C. Sugar 1.60 1.61 Chemical Co 1.45 1.46 Cold storage S 48 3.50 Dunlop 2.18 2.19 E. Smelting 4.24 4.36 E.A.I 2.36 E**o Ords 3.10
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      48 9 (Manager®* Price*) Ftr*f Malayan 2.29 2.38 Second Malayan 1.64 1.73 Third Malayan 1.13 1.22 The Cnmntfrcf 4 Industry fund... J7 .87 The Savings Fund XD 1.24 1-33 Malavan Investment Fund 1.00 1.10 Flr«t Honrfcm* .77 Second HoneKont .52 5«« S*lng Commodity S/10 4/5 (•Hon* Kong Currency)
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      119 9 SINGAPORE. Mon. The noon price* at the Singapore hine*.* Produce Exchange toda> are Buyer seller Coconut Oil (TOB.) Bulk 4* 25 Coconut OH (F.O B.) Drums 50 71 Loose Copra Mixed •»ept Oct. 29.V) Mnntok White Pepper (IO.B) N.I..W 12? .St Sarawak White Pepper (1 .O.B.) 96% N.L.W 125.0#
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      204 9 SINGAPORE. Mon. The following ghips are expected to be in port today: Godowns Vessels 1/2 Werrastem 3/4 Pei sander 5 Valrr.as 6 7 Bawean 10'11 Valmas 13'14 WoodviUe 15 16 Straat Freetown 18 Ivo Maru 23/24 Rajah 29'30 Asateru Maru 33/34 Hammonia 35 36 Polyphemus 38 39
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      136 10 THRUSH BULLETS HAD -APPARENTLY AT LOHC LAST POUND THEM? MARK ON THE CW&OPUNCLAI AS SLOGS STITCHED A PATTERN OP SUDDEN DEATH WTO THE VEHICLES NCTOK, IT WOULD SEE* THA r ALEXANDER WAVERLY 3 MASTER COUNTER-ESPIONAGE OPERATIONS WERE ENDED POREVER-A TRACED/ THAT AU- BEGAN AS... xiHlTiii TWO PAYS LATER, OUTSIDE MILAN,
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      44 11 >V»- »-V> 24 23 13 TIME* n: 21 15 w k«-»Co» P 19 17 18 7 MODEL BDS1158f WATERPROOF SHOCKPROOF LUMINOUS A 4 Full range of Watches for Boys and for the whole family Unconditionally Guaranteed m law m v.. I s m •> GL
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      2510 11 mwmm L Ui i m mM 1 I" MOOf L 1 TF 31L F V, ri\ ffationat TMoSE BUY NATIONAL WHo\\ KNOW Tuesday SEPTEMBER 12 P M TIME X-TIME 145 PROG SUMMARY 5 50 NEWS OUTLINES in the National Language 555 NATIONAL SON'GS 6 00 NEWS IN TAMIL 610 GIGAYTOR
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      84 12 SINGAPORE, Mon. The following: singers will appear over TV Singapura on Sept. 14 at 9.15 p.m. in the Heat Seven on the RTS Talentime. Arthur Michael Charlesworth; Len Tabor; Frankie One; Loi Wai Lin; Richard and Richard; Calvert Brian Peters; Theresa Calalang; Ruth Connett; Amin .Medon: Marie
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      62 12 SINGAPORE. Mon. Contestants taking part in the nation-wide RTS taientime contest are reminded that the finals will be held in February. Conte<'ant s who have been selectee after the heats will be notified when thev appear again for the semifinals Con ants are also reminded that
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      282 12  -  by: Hoo Ban Khee KUALA LUMPUR. MO D Good new* for ballet lovers. World famous French ballerina. Mademoiselle Yvette Chauvire. has promised to rive a performance here At a brief ftopover at the airport, she told newsmen of her desire to perform here. She did not say when
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      1006 12 T. V. SINGAP 6.15 LUCKY DIP A selection of cartoons for children 6.40 THE JOHN FORSYTH SHOW "Duty And The Beast" In this situation comedy. John Forsyth plays the part Oi an airways pilot who inherits a not too stable private girls' school which has a rather unusual assembly of
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      781 12 ENGLISH PROGRAMMES Hgs 130 Stars On Wings with C M jmqdPOre Programme?. 800 From Your 9 m Hou»e the mua cc of a family presented by Noreen A.M. *OO Dawn Serenade Sales kl5 Programme S_im--630 Breakfast Cluo. with Larry mary; 816 Peop'e. And Lai. *45 Your Daily Horoscope Ideas the
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      1085 12 Radio Smgapura programmes 9.39 RADIO THEATRE 10 3# MELODY TIMF 11 00 PROG SIMMARI 11 #3 NATIONAL LANGUAGE LESSON 11.It THE RAT CONNIFF SINGERS 11-3# BEHIND THE SCENES PM TIM EX TIME 1200 THE BIG HITS A weekly review of the BriMsh American. Australian and Malaysian hit parade charts 1.00
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      74 13 Ef THE Sensational and exciting J Korean dancers will perform J .t the BADMINTON HALL in completely new attractive, gorgeous costume to suit the new programme. on SEPT. 13th, 14th, 15th, 16th NIGHTLY *Jfe m y .i V :>^K fca TICKETS $5. $3, $2, $1 available at COLD STORAGE LTD.
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      228 13 #SHAW ORGANISATION IT I D O Phone ***** ttth Di»: 11. IST 4 M 915 <N« rw» u«t:> Beaa Conaery U J nam Bond 001 YOC ONLY LIVE TTHCI Tftstetior Paaa»laion (TTAI CAPITOL Phone ****** L»M 2 Dart: 11. 1». 4. «tf. ».3* VOT mtmrarnM for ehil4rea> Wiaaer of 3
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      247 13 ORGANISE! i O U M&. CATHAY ***** TODAY TOMORROW OSLTt 11 a m.. 1 4 M «.M B p m THE VULTURE" "Sr. T r!" OPFNP THURSDAY' Eastniancolor FRANCO NFRO in 'Massacre for Gonfighter* I ODEON *****1 Last n«t«! 11. l.S*. 4. "THE KARATE KILLERS" Robert Vauihn Dand McCallum Metroeolor.
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      49 15 TIME AND TIDE Prnanc: 5.20 a.m. (6.2 ft.). Port Swettrnham: 10.42 am. (11.9 ft.) Port Dickson: 12.22 a.m. (6.4 ft.). Singapore: 5.16 a.m. (6.4 ft.), 3.47 p.m. (76 ft.) Sedili Kechil: 4.18 a.m. (7.1 ft). 2.12 p.m (6.2 ft) Kuan tan: 3.22 «.m. (S-3 ft), 1-02 p.m. (5.2 ft)
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