The Straits Times, 10 January 1966

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    25 1 NATIONAL LIBRARY. SINGAPORE 10JAWWRAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 150,000 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 MONDAY. JANUARY 10, 1966 15 CENTS M.C.(P) 1 29 KDN 2034
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    Jakarta peace feelers
    681 1 Trade sought TENGKU: BUT WE CANNOT CONSIDER THESE APPROACHES SERIOUSLY, NOT UNTIL THINGS ARE MORE SETTLED IN INDONESIA KUALA LUMPUR, Sunday INDONESIA has put out feelers for the resumption of relations with Malaysia, especially in barter trade, Tengku Abdul Rahman said today. Tlu' feelers had come from
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    Mr. Heath sums up the security situation
    531 1 CONFRONTATION CHECK SINGAPORE. Sun. yHE combined Malay- sian. British and Commonwealth troops have not only prevented Malaysia from being over- run by Indonesia, but have also brought confrontation to a standstill. This was the over-all security picture as seen by the British Conservative
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    12 burned to death in fire
    36 1 TOKYO. .Sun.— T\w lye people were burned to death In a fire a Inch swept the ;iiree top Moors of a M\-stor<?v ">.i;kim« in Kauusa.ii City near Tokyo, early to-
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    DETAINEE BANI RESIGNS FROM BARISAN
    432 1 DETAINEE BANI RESIGNS FROM BARISAN SINGAPORE. Sun. A prominent leftwing trade unionist and Barisan Sosialis M.P., Mr. S.T. Bani, now under detention at Changi prison, has renounced Communism and is to quit politics for good. In a public statement released today. Mr. Bani also announced his resignation from the Barisan
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    Lock icon Emergency in riot-torn Ceylon
    131 1 COLOMBO. Sun. 1 CEYLON'S Prime Minister. Mr. Dudley Senanayake. declared a state of emergency last night and imposed Press censorship after an afternoon of violence. Colombo is already under a 9 p.m. to 4 a.m. curDemonstrations hich police alleged were directed by Marxists were in protest
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    Lock icon China takes a hand—and summit hits stalemate
    336 1 China takes a hand and summit hits stalemate DAY SIX at TASHKENT TASHKENT. Sunday Till! Indian and Soviet Prime Ministers. Mr. Shaslri and Mr. Kosygin, mcl for two and a half hours I his morning as the IndoPakistan suinniii talks remained in a slate <>l stalemate. It was assumed that
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    Lock icon VIETCONG KILL A CLERGYMAN WHO TRIED TO HELP
    214 1 VIETCONG KILL A CLERGYMAN WHO TRIED TO HELP SAIGON. Sunday. a BRITISH clergyman. Rev. John Haywood. 30. A was shot and killed in a hail of Vietcong gunfire today as he tried to help Vietnamese soldiers ambushed by guerillas near Da Nang. Rev. Haywood operated i an orphanage and leprosarium
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    Tin talks may boost prices
    72 1 LONDON. Su-> DtaW which iray ipsq to higher prices for tin ar« to take place > tending the i International Tin Council nu O"rns ;ieiv on TufM. prfeaary cbjaet of the \n? "ill o*> to review A\e fu- i ton 'jOMtion 01 th< market now
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    Lock icon No fare money
    40 1 LONDON. Sun— About 25 In- I habitant* of Tristan Da Cunha. Ml Island m the I s?oiuh At'an'ic. want to rpturn to! Britain In M.iroh but cai.not afford ;he lar> for ihe 8.000-mlle i journey.— Reut«r. V
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    Lock icon Several dead in Lagos riots
    151 1 Several dead in Lagos riots LAGOS. Sun. Several people were killed and many injured m rioting in the northern suburbs of Lagos early today. Hundreds were reported to be HeeliiK from the ana. Strong detachment* ol riot police armed with aul weapons and rifles cordoned the suburbs. The outer subu:
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    STOP PRESS
    33 1 PLANE DOWNED l AIPKI sun h oninmtii-t MtG Bghtol ii.d i) ihoi down N .th>t Chine niiiii ii bringini three tJ« [< Chinese- S.iilors frtun Khere island of Nal i 1.11VV.111 DPI
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      Lock icon US interested in Sihanouk's proposals for border control
      230 2 NE.W YORK, Sunday 'J^HK United Stau s yesterday declared it was ready to consider a proposal by Cambodia for an increased role for the International Control Commission in supervising the Cambodia-South Vietnam border. The commission, consist 1112 ut Canada, India and Poland,
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      SIX VIETS KILLED IN NEW JUNGLE SWEEP
      143 2 SIX VIETS KILLED IN NEW JUNGLE SWEEP OAKION. S|, n Fhouf s.iihk oi American .-md Australian irooD* yesterday launched a new sweep for Vietronr euerillas in iunele terrain about 20 miles north west of here. Australian units sufTrrrtl lieht casualties in t«o (lashes with the Virtrnne vestcrdav— in uhich they
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      Lock icon Moment of decision arrives for LBJ
      544 2 Before him, the spectre of Vietnam... WASHINGTON, Sunday PRESIDENT Johnson today faced some of the most testing decisions ot his 26 months in the White House decisions dictated by the spectre of a continuing war of attrition in Vietnam. Within the next few days
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      Lock icon Peace plan cover for a bigger war, says Hanoi
      268 2 Peace plan cover for a bigger war, says Hanoi UONCi KONG. Sun. North Vietnamese Premier Pham Van Dong last night rejec t c d America a peace overtures as a "deceitful smo k escreen" to cover preparations for intensifying the war in Vietnam. At a Hanoi receot] >n in honour
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      2,600-year-old temple deal
      53 2 i'AIHo. Sup..— Spam I; I the UAR for v 2.600-year-o)<1 Nubian trmpif in return lor n« contribution to saving the famed Aou Simb;l temple on the bunks of the Nile thrcHtened by inundation by the Aswan dam. U.A.R. sources said it was certain Spain will be granted
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      Lock icon Rioters stone Lagos train
      42 2 i.AOOS. Sun. fc>omr ->00 peupl<' held up ar.d stoned ati express train at h Matiuii on the o\i' of Lagos yesterday. inmnnsr three passengers Police dis.persed the attackers ■nd the train resumed its .journey to eastern Niseiiu.— Reuter.
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      Just fancy that...
      57 2 PETFKBOROI GH. Sun. The landlord ot ihr Ruddy Duck Inn. near here, thought it >tran^.- that he received so little mail. Then Wl t— iCH lomplaimd about Ihr lack of ventilation. Stuffed insidr the iir vrnt. the landlord found 50 letters, lluv included bills amounting to toOO
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      Preminger brawl: Agent is arrested
      118 3 Preminger brawl Agent is arrested VHW YORK, Sun. Literary aernt Irvine l.azar. ."»7. while clients have included Noel Cow.ird and Cole Porter, was yesterday arrested on a felonious assault charge filed by film producer Otto Prrminuer The arrest follow i-<| an argument between the two men in the «hi<- "i\
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      Lock icon After Smith a new deal by Wilson
      354 3 LONDON. Sunda\ JJRITAIN may soon set out in detail for the first time its terms for a return to constitutional rule in Rhodesia and impose tougher economic sanctions to topple Mr. Smith's breakaway regime, an authoritative government source said here last night. A
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      Lock icon Home destroyed by plane
      59 3 I SCRANTON. Sun. A miliurv plane believed to be a C-19 Flying Boxcar crashed into a house near here yesterday and burst Into llames. killing one crewman ■tatirjjtng thr home, and setting two adjoining cottages abla«. At least five peoplp vrrr mii .lured. The dead man
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      Lock icon A little bit of hope as the New York strike enters Week Two
      268 3 A little bit of hope as the New York strike enters Week Two NEW YORK. Sunday T EW YORK'S massive transit strike entered its second week with 6.500 subway cars and 4.000 buses still idle, but mediators reporting some progress toward restarting them. Union chief Michael Quill and eight other
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      Lock icon Cubans feel the pinch
      56 3 HAVANA. Sun. Cubans yes •relay began to (eel the pinch of cut in rice supplies from Chinahe monthly ration was cut by ulf to 31b a person. In a speech last Sunday. Prrlier Fidel Castro said China had it by half her rice shioments to üba
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      Lock icon Rhodesia: Kremlin accuses Britain of —collusion
      196 3 Rhodesia: Kremlin accuses Britain of —collusion MOSCOW. Sun. Pra\ 1 da claimed last night that "new collusion is in the making between London and Smith's racist regime in Rhodesia to secure monopoly interest." The party newspaper, according to Tass. cited the increasingly frequent •friendly visits" by British MPs to Salisbury.
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      Lock icon Telecast for troops from planes
      68 3 SAIGON. Sun. --The United States yesterday airlifted Into South Vietnam its first consignment of television sets. The Americans hTe will be the uorlus first comb.it troops to have their own television service. Television is expected to begin here on Jan. 21. the lunar New Venr
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      Lock icon 'Ease the squeeze' era begins in France
      236 3 'Ease the squeeze' era begins in France PARIS. Sim— France yesterday entered a new seven-year era j under the rule of Pn»- sident de Gaulle with a new government pledged to push ahead with social and economic advances A ceremony In the magnificent ballroom at me Bysee Paiace saw the
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    DATO NG: ENSURE SUPREMACY OF NATURAL RUBBER
    135 4 DATO NG: ENSURE SUPREMACY OF NATURAL RUBBER SINGAPORE. Sun. The chairman of the Singapore Rubber Packers' Association. Dato Ng Quee Lam, last night urged Singapore rubber packers to strive hard to ensure the victory of natural rubber over synthetic rubber. Speaking at a meeting of the association. Dato Ng stressed
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    DUKE AT STATE BANQUET GIVEN BY PRESIDENT
    88 4 SINGAPORE, Sun. The Duke and Duchess of Glou- cester were tonight Riven a State banquet by the President of Singapore, Inche Yusof bin Ishak. and Che Puan Noor Aishah. The Royal couple arrived at Sri Tamasek at 7.13 p.m. followed by the British
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    Role of community centres in social integration: Lee
    629 4 SINGAPORE. Sun THE Singapore Prime Minister. Mr. Lee Kuan Yew has said that community centres, conceived and planned as a social service, had been playing a valuable role in the social integration of our society. Addressing members of the Singapore Peoples Association
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    HARMONY IMPRESSES THE CARDINAL
    156 4 SINGAPORE, Sunday. yHE visiting Cardinal Cardijn of Belgium today x said that he was impressed by the wide-spread racial harmony in Singapore. He told i\ Press conference at the Archbishop House in Victoria Street: 'I am extremely gratified to see that Catholics also are playing their
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    Kerala Assn officials
    49 4 SINGAPORE. Bun. Mr. K. Achuthan N:tir hao been elected president ot the Kerala A&socia- Lion. Singapore. Th? Secretary and Treasurer ar.- Mr. A. M Rashed and Mr. V. Bhaskaran respectively. Comrnit- tee members: Messrs. O. Mo- hanan. P Menon. K. Janard- liiinan Pillai. and K. Nadarajan.
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    Mobile X-ray
    44 4 SINGAPORE. Sun.— The Sata '< n-oDilc X-ray unit will be stationM al iIK Muternal and Child Hca'tn Clini'- J::lan Eanos betW3":i 5 p.m. and 8.30 pm. toi morrow and Tuesday to tcrve residents o. J.il.in Kinau. Jalao Punai. Jalan Sinnu and Julan Ma(haaab.
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    !1966 chess tourneys next month
    67 4 1966 chess tourneys next month SINGAPORE. Sun. Tne first round of the 1966 Classification Chess Tournaments will take place al King Edward VII Hall on Feb. 12. These Cla<s I and c tournaments an- organised by the Singapore Chess federation. The closing ciato tor entries is Jan. 31. The 1966
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    Office-holders of Pak Assn
    44 4 SINGAPORE. aun.^Mr. Mohammed Anwar h-.i.i beon elected president of the PdkiMan Association. Other officials are: Mr. Boer Kh;n. Mr T. M Cbuten and Mr. Sytd Athar Shah ice-presidents. Mr. Sveci Muint.i/ Hussatn. secret:iry pancral; and Mr. A. H. sidciiqui. tn_wre>'
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    Water shut-oil
    22 4 SINGAPORE. Sun.— Wai lie c-i.i oil In Jalan Mi Sampans Am,). a lomonow irom 9 ax n. to o p.m.
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      68 4 TODAY Cantoncsp Ooera Notional Theatre at 8 p.m. ran hiv mom Nonya ukl 8.i1).. Mln Cliong 111 school M:i(;i Ikan al 7.30 p.m. 1 Survey ol Ajftronauiics. Siit;<ke. C':iitoon Film \\'->i bin School Ju- I roui? Ho.d B,' m.s a) 730 p.m. Fohow The dun. Peanuts A Profile 01 Nation
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    Residents want road toll exemption on new highway
    438 5 r- TANJONG MALIM, Sun Vehicle owners living here and in the Slim River area want the Minister of Transport, Dato Sardon bin Haji Jubir, to exempt them from paying tolls on the 13$-mile stretch of the new highway between the two towns.
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    Rubber meeting
    20 5 MtTAR. Sun. The Ponti;m Disnr 1 Rubber Merchants Associalor. will hold its annual meeting lere on Jan. 16.
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    New cigarette tax: Manufacturers await official reply
    279 5 New cigarette tax: Manufacturers await official reply IPOH, Sunday \f AXUFACTUI.'ERS ol local cigarettes here and in other parts or Malaya are waiting anxiously ror an official reply to their protest against the imposition of a unifoun excise duty of $1 on every pound of miinufactjred cigarettes. The new tax
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    CAPITAL'S WATER SUPPLY CUT
    221 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. For nearly 14 hours today, taps in thousands of homes in i and around the Federal capital were dry following a shut-down in sup- I plies by the Water j Department to instal a new electrically-operat- pd control valve at the Bukit Nanas
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    Death crash a 'misadventure'
    62 5 IPOH. Sun A coroner, Incne Abu Mwisor bin Ali. yesterday recorded a verdict of death by niLNidvcnture on Foong Then* j Choo, 24. who was fatally Injured in a road accident in Gopeiiu Road here on Sept. 20 Foong died fcfta his moior- j cycle \v;is
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    FIRST MEETIN6 SINCE WALKOUT Future of Front's bull in the balance
    230 5 FIRST MEETIN6 SINCE WALKOUT Future of Front's bull in the balance KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. The future of that alleged Indonesian bull symbol in the Socialist Front flag, which was such an embarrassment to the party in the last general elections is in the balance. Members of the policymaking executive council
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    In the Tengku's garden
    117 6 Pot of orchids catches all the VlPs' eyes 'JHE British Conservative Party leader, Mr. Edward Heath, called on Prime Minister Tengku Abdul Rahman at the Residency yesterday for an exchange of views on world affairs and then they switched to a more pleasant subject orchids. Mr.
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    Bahadun named our envoy to —Ceylon—
    182 6 Bahadun named our envoy to —Ceylon— KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. A Malaysian High Commission will be established for the first time in Ceylon early next month. Inche Bahadun bin Haji Hassan. 54. now Malaysian Ambassador to Burma, has been appointed High Commissioner to be stationed In Colombo. He has served In
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    'Appoint a . Malay as education chief call
    94 6 'Appoint a Malay as education chief call IjENANG. Sun.— The Penanu Malay Association ha? decided lo ask the Ministry of Education to appoint 'a suitable Malay" as the new Chict Education Adviser for Malaysia. j •We have a prominent Ma!a> i educationist In view." Capt. Mo- j 1 named Noor
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    Local councils inquiry will resume next month in Kedah
    251 6 Local councils inquiry will resume next month in Kedah KUALA LUMPUR. Sunday. THE Royal Commission of Inquiry into the working of local councils will resume hearings on Feb. 1. The commission, set up last June, hopes to complete its work by June and submit the report to the Cabinet by
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    HEAVY RAIN WASHES OUT POLO MATCH FOR DUKE
    113 6 SINGAPORE. Sun. The Duke and Duchess of Gloucester cancelled their visit to the Singapore Polo Club today because heavy rain washed out a scheduled polo match. The only other item on the royal couple's procramme today was a formal call on Inche
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    New Singapore import quotas for 4 commodities
    104 6 New Singapore import quotas for 4 commodities CINGAPORE. &v n Tbt Singapore Government has announced quarterly Import quotas for four commodities. The commodiues and their quotas are: FISHING nets of fibre 100 per cent of 1964 impor'a for the period Dec. 12. 1965 to March 7. this year. TELEVISION aerials.
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    Scooter rider dies in crash
    61 6 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. After a week free of fatal road accidents. Mr. Chong San. 42. WU the first to die in a road crash thi: year in Kuala Lumpur. Chong was riding his motoi «coot«r along Parry Road here yes- j terday morning when he
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    $12,000 for stalls
    28 6 TELUK ANSON. Sun. The i Town Council here has set asUta $12 000 for the construction ol permanent stalls for hawkerg in Paulin Street. J
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    Call for national Junior Chamber
    232 6 T'UALA LUMPUR. Sun. 1 The newly- installed president of the Junior Chamber of Malaya. Mr. Saw Hun Heng. called on the Sabah and Sarawak Junior Chambers to come together and form the Junior Chamber of Malaysia. Speaking at his Installation dinner at the Royal Selangor
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    'Help with information' appeal
    362 7 CO-OPERATION SOUGHT 'TO DO A GOOD JOB AS QUICKLY AS POSSIBLE' KUALA LUMPUR, Sunday. THE chairman of the Salaries Commission. Mr. Justice Suffian, today appealed to the Central and State governments, unions, quasi-government organisations, commercial firms and members of the public to "help us do a
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    Mentri Besar to open new cinema
    88 7 lITLUANO. Sun. The new I $*****0 Rex cinema in Jalan Sultanah -will bo openpd on Jan- j 19 by the Mcntrl B(-.«ar- Dato Hall Hassan bin Hajl Yunos. Proreeds I of a film premiere rill be donated j to :lu- Defonce Fund. Tlie lir.st
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    East coast regatta in Singapore
    127 7 East coast regatta in Singapore CINGAPORE. Sun. A regatta will be held off tne east coast of Singapore on Feb. 6. A mixed programme of boat racr.s— the flr>t of its kind 4a being drawn up by the management committee ot the Slglap community centre and the Slglap citizen's consultative
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    'Cut down crime' pamphlets — ready
    106 7 'Cut down crime' pamphlets ready DENANG. Sun. Police here will 1 soon distribute about j 10.000 pamphlets asking the public to help them combat crime during the Chinese New Year and Han Raya Puasa Season The pamphlets, printed In three languages, will appeal to the public to make the festive
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    D-fund total
    17 7 i Kt.'Al-A lA-MFfR S Neeara has recrivi'd a total o 56.2G8.342 for Hie N Fund.
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    Car assembly decision awaits a report
    111 7 Xl Vl,\ I.IMPIR, Sun. A decision on the setting up of a motor assembly plant will be made after thr Government h:tN the results of the industrial development ■nay. Tin- survey was conducted hv an American (inn. Arthur D. l.ittlr Incorporated, and completed last
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    Hong Kong wedding
    66 7 MR. and Mrs John Bailey, who were married in Hone Kong on Friday. The bridegroom is Canadian Trade Commissioner in Singapore. The bride, the former Miss Audrey Jean Whethan of Vancouver, flew out to Hone Kone tor the ueddinx. They will arrive in Singapore this week. Picture
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    Glee Club to stage Singapore show next month
    111 7 Glee Club to stage Singapore show next month CINGAPORE. Sun. The Cornell University Glee Club will give a public performance in Singapore on Feb. 10. The .-how. >jx>nsored by the Singapore Musical Iwill be held at tho Singapore Conference Hall In Shenton The Glee Club, which was formed In 1863.
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    Rain hits padi in Kedah
    33 7 SUNGI.I PATANI B 1 <.o:iNidtral>;<? portion oi kl Krii destroyed by exct.%Pndl pUntCn .11 tot Bukit Menani nr>a ntinaU I liast 25 per rent hM been daßMf> ed
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      224 7 Straits Times Crossword •OBOM relax? (t-4). 1 18 13 Too oiten pushed 5 Frank In character is>. around' and. therefore, in 6 H:mv hundreds al a gam* trouble (3. 2. 4. 6>. »>. 8. C'hartiam's evoluuon at the 5« L" prawn J. r**,' 9. Conductors poem <5). M ardl V
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    MCA will meet on 'special powers for president'
    299 8 MCA will meet on 'special powers for president' Xl ALA LUMPUR, Sunday. f FHK Malayan Chinese Association is calling an extraordinary meeting of its central working committee here on Jan. 31 to discuss proposed amendments to its constitution. Copies ot t> c amended draft by the president, Mr. Tan Siew
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    SINGAPORE STUDENTS OFF TO GERMANY
    113 8 SINGAPORE STUDENTS OFF TO GERMANY SINGAPORE. Sun. Four Singapore students have left for West Germany on a four-year scholarship to study engineering and mining. They are Koh Chiap Meng. Law ratt Ming. Lee Choy Chin and Tan Fook Chal. The students, who received the awards from the Carl Duisburg Foundation,
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    Hari Raya party for children
    47 8 PENANO. Sun. The Prnang Malay Association will hold a Han Raya party ior children oi its members on thr Residency ground here on Jan. 24. About &0 inmates of the Pen..r.2 Muslim Orphanage and Musiim children from other weK.iie ii'will lie invited.
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    Greeting seal sales to boost funds
    152 8 IPOH. Sun.— The Perak Anti -Tuberculosis Association, which gets a grant of $6,000 every month from the Social Welfare Lotteries Board. has launched a sale of grfeting seals for additional funds for its activities. Describing the sale as the major fund raising project of
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    New markets
    34 8 MUAR. Sun. The Johore Go I verninrnt is to build five market li. various local councils in tti Miwr district under 'he First Ma 1 la>Bla Plan. They will cost $178 000.
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    Australians are good foster parents: Tun Lim
    155 8 Australians are good foster parents: Tun Lim PERTH, Sur— Wcstrrn Australian people ,«rr wonderful foster parrnts to .Malaysian stu.lrnls studying hrrr. »e—T<hi| to Tun l.im Ypm Hock. Malivsi.in High Commis sioner in Australia. Up was speaking at the openine of Malays,, House in the suburb of Lppdervillp. Tun l.im «*aid
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    Malay traders to meet
    42 8 PENANG. Sun. Mai' an in South Province W will meet i.i Sungci Acheli on Tuesday to consider the e&tabli.s.iment of a Malay contract More than 100 ipadinit M.v.iv traders in the district arc expec'.ed to attend the mpet.ne.
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    Transfers: Teachers to hold protest meeting
    171 8 DENANG. Sun. The 1 Penang and Province Wellesley Malay Teachers Union will nold an emergency meeting -soon to protest against the manner in which Malay schoolteachers are being transferred. The union i i gatlon by a member :hat Malay .school teachen ivere bein^ placed
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    24 8 MACHANO. Sim. M Kam YiwiiK. the X t of the Ramtah Prtn nere. has irii on Bank Pulhu EnciLii School ill PPH..I.C
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    FOUR ROUND TRIPS FOR PILGRIMS
    199 8 pENANG, Sun. The pilgrim ships Kuala Lumpur and Anshun will each make two round trips between Malaysia and Jeddah during this year's pili grimage season. The first trip to Mecca wffl be at the end of this month. Schedule of departures: Kuala Lumpur leaves Singapore
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      1843 9 BAND OF ATTRACTIVE WOMEN TEMPTED WELL-KNOWN MEN INTO INDISCREET SITUATION' TRAP Vivienne (.hurrliill was an instinctive businesswoman with a genius lor turning every asset into cash. Thus when she decided blackmail would pay dividends, she sel to work planning on the
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    52 10 „rd- IH Wißimi,m JAMES LEE KOK KMIAM. IJO A rv>n« Bahni Roafl paaaad a<v,» pravafttin at H.4T) p m on «-1-«« l#a»la« i-hlcid ht« b«l«v»<1 •<f» rH«ir». «>n Btrpnrr daa«tit»r I'vrmrj Tb» body n 81 Bernniinta Cburch Foawrnl »ill n» oa Monday in ).«fi at S.OO pib from OfeßVCk
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    41 10 r»rd» ill rmlmtmmm OR HARIOAS RAMAKATHAN aad *nn«ptirni i hM!-v N)» 11 ,rau Ho.«p"ai on lIM lh*nH» Ifrtarr anil «ta«T THI FAMILY, BROTHERS .no i j-«r« if iat» Doitor Kaog Oin v*n fr,»od» and ntlal »«»>atnn! condoleai*. »rMlii» T"m an-i
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      695 10 Even ii nothing comes of it the Lagos conference or. Rhodesia will have made its mark on Commonwealth history. The tirst such meeting ever called by a country othei than Britain, it could set a useful precedent for much BMN frequent Commonwealth consultation than London ir the
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      338 10 It is a little disappointing I to learn from Manila that the resumption of normal diplomatic relations with the Philippines may take as long as six months. It did not take six months to break them. The Foreign Office spokesman added that the procedure it still being studied,
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      Penang Schism
      225 10 A touch of the dramatic in the election of Penangs Mayor is not unusual, but the change of heart, mind and party which preceded Mr. Ooi Thiam Slew's return to the ofliic he held from 1960 to 1!H54 was well out of the ordinary. It was suspected there
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      238 10 Lawyers and laws: Practical approach I REFER to Mr F. A. 1 Trlndades letter <B.T. Jan. 6). Could he quote authority to support his contention that an ordinary law pnacted by th« legislature could, if it conillcts with any provisions of the Constitution, be deemed to be an implied repeal
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    PHILIPPINE CHINESE FEAR MARCOS NOT THEIR MAN
    554 10  -  Arthur Doinmen By MANILA THE cominr to powrr of Prrsident Ferdinand Marcos has touched off a wave of nervousness amoiiK the Philippines' hair million Chinese. The neul.v-iiiaueurated President has promised to make "conspicuous ronsumption" unlashioname and has vowed to brinK the full weight
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    408 10  -  YUNUS MARIS M.A. By University of Malaya VOCABULARY: Kanan (adii right <e.g right hand. side, etc.i: also: senior in status or nosllioii. mtwah ladji proeprrous; •rnanf (adji easy, comfortable; kclllDl'Pan (ii) life: kawasan (a) area: mnifMuarkan i from KEI.t'AR) to produce; bljeii mi ore: Um»h (ni tin;
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    789 10  - Indonesia plans a come-back to the UN LOUIS FLEMING BY UNITED NATIONS After a year's absence, no one seems to care INDON ESIA'S departure from the United Nations a year ago has had no measurable effect on the world organisation but has weakened Indonesia i politically and econo- mically, diplomats
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    376 11 We are not that rich Goh CONFERENCE HEARS WHY SINGAPORE CANNOT YET SET UP A WELFARE STATE SINGAPORE, Sunday rpHE Minister of Defence, Dr. Goh Keng Swee, said last night that Singapore was not rich enough to set up a welfare State at present. Singapore's first preoccupation should therefore bo
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    Boy and man killed in two accidents
    112 11 A LOR STAR. Sun— A man and a boy were killed In separate accidents in Kedah in the past 48 hours. ACCIDENT NO. 1 took place at the 43rd mile BaMng-Sungei Patanl main road yesterday evening when a boy. aged about 10 years
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    Holiday, then Chinatown's prodigy goes back to more work
    233 11 Holiday, then Chinatown's prodigy goes back to more work gINGAPORE, Sun. Singapore's musical prodigy, Lee Pan Hon, is back for a brief i holiday before going off for higher training under one of Europe's top violin teachers. After 30 months in London, the once pale. shy Chinatown boy Is now
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    Printing union agreement
    41 11 SINO/PORE. Bun. The Slnsrip- -c Oeneral Printing Workers' fnlon has signed new collective agreements with three Chinese printing firms the Sin Chew Jit Poh. Tak Seng Press and Liang Brothers CoThe agreement* cover pay and conditions of service.
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    Gripsholm cruise
    65 11 SINGAPORE. Bun. The liner Grlpsholm. making its first cruise around the world with *about 350 American tourists aboard. Is expected to arrive here on Feb. 24. The 23,215-ton liner left New York on Jan. 7 on Its 88--day cruise. Its itinerary Includes visits to Malaysia, the Panama Canal
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    30,000 BASE WORKERS TO GET NEW PAY DEAL
    221 11 30,000 BASE WORKERS TO GET NEW PAY DEAL SINGAPORE, Sunday. 30,000 civilian employees of the British Armed Services here are to get more pay and improved working conditions. This follows an agreement reached between the authorities and five unions representing the workers. The unions are the Army Civil Service Union.
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    Strike notice will be withdrawn if two are reinstated
    233 11 ITUALA LUMPUR. Sun The Transport WorkersUnion will withdraw Its 14--day strike notice served on the Toong Fong Omnibus Co. on Jan. 1. if the firm r*- Instates two of the five dismissed employees. This wa.s stated by the general secretary of
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    Cargo handled in Singapore rises by 2.6mi1. tons
    110 11 CINOAPORE, Sun. Total cargo handled at the > Singapore Roads and Port of Singapore Authority wharves rose by 2.6 million freight tons to 17.550.000 freight tons In the first 10 months of last year, compared with the same period In 1964. Official
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    19 11 LUMUT. Sun Wan Sidek bin Wan Abdul Rahman *.s now Dfe- tiict Officer of Lumut. I
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    PC hilled while chasing m-cyclist
    57 11 PC hilled while chasing m-cyclist SINGAPORE. Sun. A police constable who wa.s chasing; a speeding motor-cyclist along Collyer Quay was killed after a crash with a pedestrian yesterday. PC Eric Foo Sai sin and the pedestrian. S. N. Yusoff. died shortly after they were admitted to the General Hospital. Foo.
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    27 11 PI'NGEI PATANI. sun. Mr. A. M. Reutens has jfsumrd duties as Controller of TclecommunicHtion«. Kedah and Perlis after actinsr as Controller ot Communications. Penan*.
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    Selangor to have 10 new schools this year
    175 11 ITUALA LUMPUR. Sun. 1Y Ten new primary j schools will be opened in the Federal capital, Petaling Jaya. Klaner and Banting this year to meet the increasing demand for education, Selangor's Chief Education Officer. Mr. R. ViveKananda. disclosed today. Other programmes drawn
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      'Exile' rumours denied
      80 12 DEWI IN TOKYO TO SIGN A CONTRACT PRESIDENT Sorkarnos 1 Japanese wife. Ratna Sari Dewi. pictured on her arrival in Tokyo to sign a contract with a Japanese firm to build a hospital in Jakarta. She denied rumours that she planned to leave Indonesia for exile in
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      28 12 OTTAWA. Sun. Canadian Prime Minister Lester Pearson left here yesterday by air for Lagos to j attend this week's Commonwealth conference on the Rhodesian situation—Reuter.
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      269 12 Bangkok's 'eyes and ears' come from U.S. BANGKOK. Sun. United States heli- copters supplied to the Thai police and Thai army-directed Mobile Development Units have become the eyes and ears of the Thai Government in North east Thailand. Constant patrols spot CommaniStl In Jungle and mountain hideouts In a region
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      52 12 BEIRA Mazunblque Bun. The embargo- breaking tanker expected here today with crude oil j from Texas tor the pipeline feelIng Rhodesia's Urn tall refinery hat I been delayed by rough seas, In- formed sources said today. There was no Immediate word how Ion? the tanker would be
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      26 12 JAKARTA. Sun. Any eremy ship which violates Indonesian tarrltdrU waters should be fired at. the Indonesian naval spokesman. Col. Samsu Su:)lpto. saiiJ iy. Reuter.
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      250 12 A baby jumbo goes I under the &lt; hammer f'OLOMBO. Sun. About 50 people bid for a year old elephant when it was put up for auction at the Dehiwela Zoo here. It was sold for $3,850. The elephant jit tali and weighing 3601 b Mad come to tho zoo
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      28 12 KARACHI. Sun.— lndians con tlnued firing and shelling Pakistani positions in the Nlkial an* Khuiratta sectors of Kashmir, according to a Pakistan Government announcement yesterday.— Reuter.
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      984 13  - Chronic diseases of Communist planners ALLINCTON KENNARD THE SOVIET ECONOMY SINCE STALIN. By Harry Schwartz. (Gollancz 365.) HISTORY OF THE RUSSIAN REVOLUTION. By Leon Trotsky. (Gollancz 7:ls. (id.) By THE winds of cfcaage which have been blowing through Russian economy have scattered praci tically all memory of Khrushchev's boast of
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      172 13 Changes in the Malayan planter's life THE SOUL OF MALAYA. By Henri Fauconnier. (Oxford University Press. $12.50). By DAVID SZE IN an evocative foreword to this reprint of an autobiographical novel which has splendidly survived the test of the years. Henri Fauconnier writes of the great changes in the planter's
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      182 13 New volume on the Malaysian History EACH year there are signs that much thinking is being done about the writing of Malaysian history says Professor Wang Gungwu, introducing Volume Four of the Journal of the Historical Society of the University of Malaya. These signs are repeated in the Journal, the
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    1006 16 -J-HI üble of rhares on the Malayan Sto&lt;:; Kxchanare show&gt; U^t bu^inesb to Dec. 31. IAI and last business liajM th.it date (Bl with II and I. standing for HlKbesi and loam ousinr-NS for 1964 and last ve:ir to date. H L 6 15 SO «im Bnciu 15.50
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    DIVIDENDS ANNOUNCED
    21 16 Current Oalr ol Total for Total for p.mnrnt pamifnl year previous year KuaU Selangor 5.- Feb 11 15^ Interim
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    Tin price falls by 75 cents
    994 16 A iV'I'EK Its earlier rise there A was a slight reaction in the Straits tin price on Saturday which fell by 75 cents to $700,871 per picul. Strong demand was reported as continuing and the estimated offering was reported as up by 20 tons
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    CLOSING PRICES
    30 16 Jan. 3. 4. 5. 6. 8. Kl Hill 1 (per Ib.) )1| rls. *li its. Tli CU. :u rts. 701 ct£. it tin (p. piiuli. *690.i;i |7«1.S21 S7OO.H71
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    H.K. RATES
    38 16 ON I lie Ira* aien*ng,a marktl a Hont; Koiii! on Saturday |v&gt;iiui wan quoted at 5. 701 fur II ui.ri B.W lor GJth. tterlinK am* quote&lt;l at lo 92 &lt;tn4 »nt latl af nold at iK»
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    SHARE MART REVISED QUOTATIONS
    605 16 r£ following is a completr list of revised quotations for thr week ended on Saturday. Jan. 8. Ajcl iiricxa It M tiou«i«td 1 U il I'ruaU-e t.T.D. orjs 4-i C.b. Utildlntfa ii 30 Dunlops K»«t Smelt 3 iv k,«M&gt; UN UN dct&gt; I.UU Ked. Dlap 1.83
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    MALAYAN STOCK INDICES
    49 16 Industrials: Tin«: S robbers: Jan. 3 84.47 106.05 104.81 Ji-n 4 Jun. S. Jan. 6. 83 32 88.65 89 34 106.98 ***** 109 26 104 87 104 87 104.87 Dec. 30. 1963 100. Dec. 20. 1U63 100. Jan. i K9.00 108 73 104.87 88 70 10R31
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  • MALAYAN SHARE MARKET REVIEW
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      Most active trading on Stock Exchange
      2365 17 From Our Market Correspondent THE Stock Exchange had a whale of a time last week, speculators had a field day and brokers more than met their office expenses while the exchange staff were run off their leet. In the five days from Monday to
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      EXCHANGE RATES
      54 17 ■|"HE A»»oci»tion or Bankt in Malay 1 &gt;ia m rt (ii '&lt; Ha ratrt in incicliiiDta on Saturday (all rate* to J 10i)&gt;. United Stites: Mivins IT :VH. airmail Ol) M 7 lb &lt;■'«&lt;"' bills, :i.'jl tiadc bills. ScUini TT M OO rtatly: United State* 3 »/16: Nethtrland
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      DOLLAR RATES
      53 17 Till, present rate of Ihe M.ilavm 1 dollar auuin-l tlic pound slerHnx tixed on November 24. 1964 is sellins T.T. cf O.D. 2s. 3 15/16 d. Buvin« T.T. It, 4 t I6d Buvinß O.I) i:d. Ihe dollar i-. .it it^ statutory middle position in relation to its range
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      Auto record
      65 17 U S au'omotive makers in 1965 sold a record 8.764.000 Ameiican made c;;r&gt;. up 15 per cent from the previous high of 7.617.694 cars delivered in :*64. according to W-irds repor's. 550.000 .mported cars were also sold in this country lust year increasing last year's total sales to
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      December crops
      101 17 Ifurtna Decembei ruODct crops dill In Ib included Isj*m-U 43 000 Bolton I'rcpertieM 23.828. Borelli *****0 Xu;«la Sidim 215.40 U. an 4 New Serendah 379.392. Ber.nlin 177.000 Brooklands Selangor micl subsidiaries 665.700. Bukit Mcrlajam aiui subItdiariea eSe^OO. Bukit Semba-«-an« and »übskUartes 156.000. CliembonK Milay 230.500. Cheras 116.600 Cicely
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      U.S. trade prospects are promising
      180 17 PROSPECTS tor U.S. foreign i trade in 1966 were des- cribed as promising by the| Secretary of Commerce. Mr., T. Connor, who also predicted! S. exports and Imports this year would once again reach record highs. US. exports in 1966. he said were expected to
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      299 17 ggj ASSOCIATED MINES (MALAYA) LIMITED KLALA LIMPIR Associated Mlnei I Malaya i Limited announce output of tin concentrates (&lt; the month ot December. 1965 as tollowb:— PICLLS AVER HITAM TIN DREDGING LTD. 1.678 THE SUNGEI BESI MINEES LTD 2.040 SUNGEI WAY DREDGING LTD 1-372 SOUTHERN TRONOH TIN DREDGING LTD. 268
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      226 17 ANGLO-ORIENTAL (MALAYA) LIMITED Xl ALA LI MFLR Ouiputs ol tin concentrute.s lor the undermentioned Companies under lue Management ot AngloOrietital i Malaya i Limited for the month of December 1965, aie as iollows:Picub AAIPAT TIN DREDGING LIMITED 1.066 BERJUNTAI TIN DREDOING LTD. 6.650 KAMPONG LANJUT TIN DREDGING LIMITED 2.437 KAMUNTING
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      630 17 NOTICE NOTICE M /x«/t THE ASSOaATED BOARD OF NOTICE THE ROYAL SCHOOLS OF MECHANICAL COMBUSTION MUSIC (WRITTEN) FwriMFPRiNr m iti. EXAMINATIONS. 1966 ENGINEERING CO.. LTD. above mentioned examlna 9 JALAN KILANCI. ito"* »0l held Singaiwie on REDHILL ■INDUSTRIAL l*S"\£ h S'' iSS S ESTATE seventh-Day Adventlst candio- atesi. SINGAPORE 3
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      229 17 TENDER NOTICE NOTICE CORRIGENDUM take notice that by a. lxxi n ii r r. Poll dated the 6th daj- ol January P.W.D. SINGAPORE susan ono of N.r 192 A Holhuul Ruici Sln^a|x&gt;re Ffme Sle Tencicr Notice published in Pn»t renounced and abandoned the 12 Cc.umn Bof the Sim. OAIK SIKW
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      GUNNERS GO DOWN TO LIVERPOOL
      664 18 LO XDO N, Sun. Liverpool kept their lead in the English Football League pi-e* r»i».i t.J«n K« rirsi ui\ lsion oy vi-nrinc i 1-A nwiv uin sioi mi, a mawa) win over Arsenal yesterj O« j A header by Scottish international centre-haif Ron Yeats five
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      Lock icon Shock in final Scotland trial
      369 18 LONDON. Sunday. OCOTLANDs final trial for next Saturdays Rugby Union international with France, ended in a shock 11-19 defeat for Scotland against the Rest at Murrayfleld yesterday. The selectors. howe% r er. are not likely to be panicked into making many changes in the Scottish
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      Lock icon Another title for Marge
      58 18 Another title for Marge PERTH. Sui.. Wimbledon champion Margaret smith of Australia wen the Weal Auatraliaa women 1 Miiglc.s chunioionshlp here yesterday wben rtM mat American Nancy Rlchey 6-3. 6-1. Tom Okkcr of Hflland and American Marty Riesscn von th» Biea'J (ioub'.e- title by beating Wimbledon champions John Newt.imbe and
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      Lock icon Allen takes the lot
      101 18 \f EIBOCHM:. Sun. Qui ATI by Australia for ;ht current Hunt a bowler in ftbtffield Shield cricket history to Kike all 10 wickets in nn innings. Pac« bowler Allen, who played J m the First Test at Brisbane and was 12th man in the Melbourne j
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      Lock icon Henning retains his title
      41 18 JOHANNESBURG- Sun. Harold Henning retained the SoJth African PGA championship yesterday. He had a 72-hole total nf 272 12 under par to win by six strokes from New Zealander Bob Charles, the former British Open champion. Reuter
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      NEALE'S TITLE
      48 18 LONDON. Sun. English international Denis Nealc 21- won the men's single? title in the English closed table-tennis championships here last night when he beat the unseeded Stuart Gibbs 21-15--21-16. 21-19 Mary Shannor retained her women's single* title by beating Lesley Bell 21-18. 21-17. 16-21. 21-15. Reuur
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      Results and tables
      1284 18 Bri&tol Roy 26 !&gt; 10 11 U4l M 33 I I 13 37 57 11 Soutr.end 22 8 1 13 28 4« 17 Boumrooutb 24 4 8 12 i» 36 i« 31 5 5 11 25 26 15 i 19 6 3 10 27 33 IS York
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      155 18 PKMfcLIHAKAAN Rl VMI MAI.A^ SI MALAYSIA MAINTF.NAM I SrKVK I I 1 Our client* are lntormed that we j are now resumliiß our normal sers vires at our new preniL*- No 77 Jalan Othman. Petallng Jaya !&gt;:ephone No ***** Kindly take I note. KENYATAAN TAWARAN J.K.R. PAHAMi t TAWARAN daripada
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      Coleman lands a treble
      1887 19  -  Epsom Jeep with TEN-YEAR-OLD CALVADOS (APPRENTICE P.K. LEONG UP) SURVIVES AN OBJECTION IN THE OPENING RACE JPOH, Sun. Ten-year-old Calvados and apprentice jockey P.K. Leong won the t first race of the new season here today. Calvados had to BUT- c vivo an objection in the
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      BIG SWEEP
      54 19 ui.u. iuul: »ivo.o;u I— No. *****1 I $26. 140 1 2— No. *****0 i SI 3.070 1 3— No. *****5 IS 6.5351 MtttOT 1 5726 each I: Not. 8H712. *****9. *****8. *****8. *****. *****3. *****6. *****9. *****2. *****5. (oiuolatlon ($508 each): &lt;io». *****1, *****5. *****2. *****8. *****7. 195N6.
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      RSGC title qualifiers
      146 19 I/UALA LUMPUR. Sun.—Quali- Hers ror the Royal Selangoi Golf Club championship after a 36-hole preliminary round here today: (handicaps in brackets*: 159— R. A. Mnllal &lt;4i 83. 76: R. IG. Lamsdale '4i 82. 77. 160— E. IJ. H. Yong &lt;6&gt; 79. 81. 162— C J Morel '7&gt;
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      Susan is PSC swim star
      69 19 DENANO. Sun. Ten-year-old Susm Hartnol) was the out--1 standing swimmer at the annual Penang Swimming Club's &lt;ala 1 today She won all the three i under-10 events and the 50m free- style for under- 12. John Stitt. who had three i firsts, was the star
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      Lock icon Record vault
      67 19 SAN FRANCISCO. Sun John Pennel. the former world I ifcord holder, broke the American i l.door pole vault record here last I night when he cleared 16ft TSirib (5 06 metres* The previous best was 16ft 8 (5.03 m i set last year by Billy Pemelton. The world
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      CARTER WINS i
      40 19 CHICAGO. Bua Rubin -Hurricane) Carter knocked Skeeter McClare to tvie canvas m the first round but then had to battle to sain a 10-round H&gt;W point* deci--1 sion in a middleweight fieht here last nlaht —Rent i
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      Ungku Ismail to play for Spore
      172 19  -  JOE DORA] By Singapore. Sunday ITNGKU Ismail Abdullah, the Johore goalkeeper and captain for the past three years, has been selected to join the Singapore soccer training squad. This was announced by the Singapore Amateur F. A. today. Ungku Ismail, who has played for
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      Slovan rout Spore 10-1
      92 19 SINGAPORE. Sun Slovaa Bratislava of Czechoslavakia tonight showed their world-clasa a Singapore In:on XV 10-1 id Jalan Besar lum. The visitors took a 4-0 lead beSints:.pore scored and when the visitors added another goal to their tally Singapore ituve up th« flcbt. It's Perak v S'gor
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      122 19 MALAYAN D &gt; DEVELOPMENT M nlk MACHINERY LIMITED ARE PROUD TO ANNOUNCE THE OPENING OF A SHOWROOM IN SINGAPORE AT 52, ORCHARD RD. These famous makes now represented in Singapore. AVELING BARFORD NUFFIELD M.D.M. ROTOCUTTER rollers agricultural tractors heavy duty graders industrial grasscutter dumpers WACKER tractor shovels vibratory compaction CHAMBERLAIN
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      35 19 HOCKfcV S'pOrc Lraeur (up: Replay Jansenites v Police "Thomson Rd&gt;: Schools v Nawl ease (Bras Basalu; 19 Signals v BODCA (Changli Div. 3: RAF Seletar v RAF Chanßi &lt;Beletar&gt;, I CSC v Hotpital ißalesOer Rd&gt;.
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    Handshake...
    56 20 NASUTION GREETS SOEKARNO JAKARTA, Sun. Indonesian Defence Minister Haris Nasution uiglit) shakes hands with President Soekarno a( Bogor Palace during the Cabinet meeting on Jan. 2. It w:is the first time Gen. Nasution attended a meeting since the Sept. .'M) coup attempt, when his daughter was killed and he
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    PAP HOLDS FIRST RALLY IN THE RAIN
    83 20 SINGAPORE. Sun—The iirst Peoples Action Party rally for the Bukit Merah constituency byelection was held in heavy rain tonight. Despite the shower, a large crowd was present to listen to PAP speakers, including the candidate Mr. Lim Guan Hoo. Among those at the
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    Swearing in
    20 20 .Mjrc Chinese Mr. Soon .:n. mil i&gt;l'ici;ite at the swc:iniik'-m ceremony 01 ilir smL'apori' School i^iiKii &lt; haniivr's hu-
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    DEATHS
    25 20 SIMON JOSEPH Woodlflch Funeral «00 p.m. on i Jn-ej.h Ailti&lt;, 1 r«.th.-r»-it Arthur MR. VEO KIM HOCK Ron* nml I by \&gt;n Dhauima ukha.
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    Lock icon Their next campaign: Saving Venice's —goldfish—'
    235 20 Their next campaign: Saving Venice's —goldfish— ONDON. Sun. Two grey-haired English ladies who startled Venice with a plan to reduce the city's starving alley cats were today reported plotting a new campaign on behalf of under-privileged Venetian goldfish. "We'll be going back soon the goldfish over there are sutlering terribly
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    KUAN YEW OFF TO LAGOS 'Don't let Smith get away with it' warning
    476 20 KUAN YEW OFF TO LAGOS 'Don't let Smith get away with it' warning SINGAPORE. Sun. The Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew tonight warned that race relations would be "soured up lor decades" if Mr. Lan Smith was allowed to get away with his illegal Rhodesia n regime. He did
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    Lock icon Indonesian women's hair in demand
    68 20 JAKARTA. Sun. Indonesian exporters in Semaranu. Central Java, have received reque? U from Ameriran, Japanese and Italian firms for shipment of women's hair, according to Antara news agency. The exporters have therefore started an extensive drive for collection of hair. The requests for shipment of
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    It's back to school for 1,600,000
    207 20 It's back to school for 1,600,000 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. Malaya's 1.6 million schoolchildren will go to school this week aa M-hools re-open tor 1966. For those In Prrli&gt;. Kedatl Kelantan, Trengganu and Johore today was back-to* school day In the other SI long third-term holidays will end tomorrow morn] children
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    9 student unions in Britain to Tengku: Don't split us
    317 20  -  ARTHJR RICHARDS i- From ONDON. Sun. "We L* know that we speak for all students in Britain and Ireland when we say that we shall always deplore and resent any move from any quarter which might tend, deliberately or otherwise,
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