The Straits Times, 19 January 1966

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    21 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 150,000 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 19. 1966 15 CENTS M.C.(P) 1629 KDN 2034
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    Students meet Sock
    575 1 After a week's protests... ALL QUIET AGAIN- BUT TROOPS STAND BY INDONESIAN student demonstrators stop a car in Jakarta to scribble slogans on the bonnet. Thousands of them stopped traffic last week and forced motorists to switch off their engines "in protest against high petrol prices." JAKARTA,
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    Razak: Wilson doesn't aim at puiiout of troops
    336 1 WHAT BRITISH PM SAID AT LAGOS... KUALA LUMPUR. Tuesday THE Deputy Prime Minister, Tun Abdul Razak. said tonight the British Prime Minister had "no intention" of taking 25,000 troops from Singapore and Malaysia to send to Rhodesia to end the illegal regime
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    Lock icon Banned from classics
    66 1 vlliMV. Tucs. The committee of the Australian Jockey Club has banned entry into the 1966 Stud Book of all progeny of mares served at the Shady Acres Stud Farm because the mares had been artificially inseminated, a breach of Stud Book rules. Effect of the ruling is
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    8-TO-3 ODDS ON INDIRA WINNING
    244 1 8-TO-3 ODDS ON INDIRA WINNING J^EVV DELHI, Tues. Bookmakers were today offering odds of eight to three on Mrs. i Indira Gandhi becoming India's next Prime Minister in tomorrow's straight fight against her opponent, former Finance Minister Morarji Desai. More than 400 of the .V>l mem- hers of both Houses
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    Lock icon Sister 007
    37 1 BRENT WOOD England >. Fun -A nun Called Sistrr Boiuia lia>> the code number 007 at a coavi I I school here when teachequipped with tiny portable radn» that bleep if they are required elsewhere .—Reuter.
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    Flood traffic chaos in Kuala Lumpur
    200 1 Flood traffic chaos in Kuala Lumpur Xl ALA LUMPUR, Tues. A freak thunderstorm played bavoc with the rush-hour traffic on the two main roads leading to Pctaling Jaya this evening and the tangle took hours to clear up. "Absolute chaos" was how motorists described the situation. Cause of the chaos:
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    Lock icon WIFE OF RULER LAUNCHES PATROL BOAT
    137 1 WIFE OF RULER LAUNCHES PA TROL BOAT PORTSMOUTH. Tues. 1 The Tengku Ampuan Besar of Negri Sembilan today launched a new fast patrol boat here for the Royal Malaysian Navy. The boat. Handalan »Reliant i. is the second of four 50-knot patrol boats of the Perkasa Class being built at
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    Lock icon No visit plan by Ramos
    64 1 MANILA. Tues. The Philippine Foreign Secretary. Mr. Narciso Ramos, said today he had no plans to visit Malaysia. Replying to a reporter who asked him about a rumour circulating in Kuala Lumpur, hr said: "I have no such plans. I won'; even be going outside
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    Lock icon The honest policeman
    45 1 SPRINGFIELD .Ohio' Patrolman Oi;m EdmKton certainly doesn't pity -aw. First he put a parkmu ticket on the car of r.<?w Mayor Robert C. Henry. Then he ticketed Earl Edintrton Sr.. his father, with Qm respectful addtion on the ticket. •Sorry. Dad."- AP.
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    Lock icon Bukit Merah: Big win for PAP
    643 1  - Bukit Merah: Big win for PAP JACKIE SAM By Rush to poll after rain NAIR'S FAITH IN REDHILL VOTERS SINGAPORE. Tues. The People's Action Party tonight won the first post-independence electoral battle by a thumping 7.114 -vote majority in Bukit Merah. Party candidate and Hanyang lecturer. Mr. Lim Ouan 800,
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    STOP PRESS
    29 1 TWO MISSING SINGAPORE, Tu.> Two men were rei niivshm when two kaagi coiiiiii (i «>n I m ion Bel;i\.u toiiiuht. Aiiotli- i man w.iv reseved marine pattec,
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      Lock icon Vietcong kidnap American AID official
      152 2 Vietcong kidnap American AID official CAK.ON. Turs. —An American AID official was kidnapped last night by Virtconc guerillas on a road 18 miles northwest of Saigon, a I.SMinion spokesman announced. The official was Mr DniiKias, Ramsey. 28. unm.irnrd. who had been working in Vietnam for Iwo years. Tlie spokesman said
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      Crash kills pilot
      31 2 AEROESKOEBING Denmark p. Tues. A Royal Danish Air Force F-100 .let fighter crashed into the >m north of the island of Afroe yesterday. The pilot was killed. in.
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      Lock icon 9,000 IN NEW VIETNAM BUILD-UP
      110 2 VJAIGON. TUN. The Unlted States poured in nearly 9,000 new combat troops in Vietnam today. The Marine First Regiment, about 4,500 men, came ashore at Chu Lai 340 miles north of Saigon. This is on the northern edge ot Quang Ngai Province where Communist pressure
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      Lock icon Germans in France
      36 2 BONN. Tu<\v A total of 26.000 West German .soldier* Will particirwte in manoeuvres in France this vrar. the Defence Ministry announced each unit will remain in Prance for two to three weeks- U.P.I.
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      Back to work
      62 2 In view of the Tashkent Declaration the Bar Association believed then was hardly any justification for keeping fundamental rights suspended any longer. Meanwhile, the Indian High Commissioner. Mr. Kewal Singh, returned r<> Pakistan yesterday to resume his duties for the first time since the IndoPaklstani war broke
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      Lock icon McNamara seeking USsl2,3oom extra for defence
      345 2 McNamara seeking USsl2,3oom extra for defence fHE U.S. Defence Secretary, Mr. Robert McNamara, announced last night that Congress would be asked for an additional U5512,300 million in defence appropriations for the current fiscal year ending on June 30. He said this would provide for an additional 113.000 men in the
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      Lock icon 'Back to your villages' order in Congo
      127 2 f EOPOLDVILLK. Tues JLj The Congolese Interior Minister. Mr. I.tirnne Tshisikedi. has ordered the unemployed in cities to return to thsir villages by the end of January. The Minister, in a communique published in Leopoldville yesterday said that a main reason for the
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      Lock icon VERWOERD DECIDES ON A MARCH 30 ELECTION
      170 2 VERWOERD DECIDES ON A MARCH 30 ELECTION /\<\PE TOWN. Tues. South Africa is to hold a general election on March 30. the Prime Minister, Dr. Hendrik Venvocrd. announced here last night. Al! political observers In the country prophecy an overwhelming victory for Dr. Verworrd's National Party, which has ruled South
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      Rival steps aside for party's sake
      62 2 Rival steps aside for party's sake MANILA. Tues. Nrciontlista Senator Arturo Tolentino was elected presideni of the Philippine i&ena'f today. Senator Gil Ptivat. president 01 the Nacionaiista Party who was a chief rival ot Senator Tolentino for the post, nominated Senator Tjientino in a display of trirlv unity. Senator Lorenzo
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      Lock icon Plea to Ayub to revoke emergency and restore fundamental rights
      195 2 Plea to Ayub to revoke emergency and restore fundamental rights KARACHI. Tuesday r pHE Pakistan Bar Association yesterday called 1 on the Government to revoke the declaration of a State of Emergency and to restore fundamental rishts. m virw of the broadcast as.srs.smen!. by President Ayub Khan that the Tashkent
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      Lock icon Smith: Oil still coining in despite embargo
      265 2 Smith: Oil still coining in despite embargo SALISBURY, Tues. The Rhodosian rebel Prime Minister, Mr. Lan Smith, assured his petrol-rationed countrymen last night that oil was still coming into Rhodesia, despite the British oil embargo. In a television interview. Mr. Smith told a questioner: "Precisely from where and how much
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      Lock icon Lagos rebel leader gives up to Gen. Ironsi
      372 3 Lagos rebel leader gives up to Gen. Ironsi LAGOS, Tues.— Th.' rebel major who led the army uprising in Nigeria during the weekend has surrendered with his followers. This wai announced by Maj.-Gen Johnson Aguiyi i man who is now virtual ruler of thr Republic. Boon afterwards. Gen. Aguiyi Ironsi
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      Lock icon Ghana recognises new Nigerian regime
      88 3 V( (K lues President Nkrumah aaifl yesterday that Ghana had decided to recognise the military provisional government of Nigeria. Dr. Nkrumah said he had taken the steo so that other African States and the Organisation of African Unity (OAB) could he fully aware of Ghana's
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      JOHNSON NAMES NEW HEAD FOR PEACE CORPS
      192 3 JOHNSON NAMES NEW HEAD FOR PEACE CORPS WASHINGTON. Tuesday. PRESIDENT Johnson yesterday named Mr. Jack Hood Vaughn. Assistant Secretary of State for Latin American Affairs, to be the new head of the U.S. Peace Corps in place of Mr. Sargent onnver. President Johnson said he had asked Mr. Shriver to
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      Lock icon High praise
      101 3 He Rave high pnu.st- to Mr. Shriver. saying "few men in tfte life of our nation have exer held .-uch broad responsibilities .it time and who have di.-piayed them as well" There has been MWMmMI cntictsm in Congress- h over the fact that Mr. Shnver has held two
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      Lock icon Big birthday publicity brings Sinatra $27 million
      92 3 UOLLYW OOD. Tues. I 11 There's nothing like I publicity. Ask Frank Sinatra. December wag the month of Pranks 60th birthday. Television. newspapers, magazines- radio and I all media gave him a big send off. Result: US$9 million worth of his albums sold
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      Lock icon 19-nation talks
      20 3 NAIROBI Tucs Dei'v from 19 countrie* attended the Afro-Asisr. Rural Reconstruction Coherence which oDened here ve&: prday Reuter
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      Fire destroys Kashmir records
      73 3 Fire destroys Kashmir records JAMMU. Tues. Government olJtccs housed iti the oid palace of former Kashm:r rulers were burn--1 ed clown yesterdtty in a lire which I raged for six bom. i Authorities are investigating the 1 posibility of sabotage. Part of the palace had to be 1 pulled down
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      Peter, the one-arm driver, passes his test
      262 3 Peter, the one-arm driver, passes his test GLASGOW. Tues. Peter Hamilton tore the "L" plates from his llOm.p.h. car last weeK and drove home to tell his family: "I've passed my test." Ffter. 35. a hoist operator, has had only one arm .since an industrial aedd ent two years ago.
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      Found hanging
      45 3 LONDON. Tues. Artist Saul Rodd. 33-year-old nephew and heir of a British peer. was found hanging from a beam ye*-te-ditv in a village cottar Almost a year ago his blonde ex-fiuncee was found dead at hei fashionable Chelsea home alter their romance ended.
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      6 3 1 The Gambols in Pag* 17
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      594 3 Unique INVESTMENT PLAN Now. here's an entirely new plan from Malaysian Co-operative Insurance Society Limited your progressive insurance organisation with plans to really care for your future. The new and unique offer is the MCIS Oil Palm Investment Plan. An Investment of 55.000/ payable in easy instalments, is estimated to
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    SAT A NOW ALSO WAGING WAR on HEART DISEASE
    380 4 i SINGAPORE. Tues. JMIK Singapore AntiTuberculosis Association Ikis quietly branched out to ii^hl ;i new scourge heart disease, Singapore's No. 2 killer. Cancer is the No. 1 killer. Sata opened its heart department in November, and has already given outpatient treatment
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    Spore, too, will be sending out floating fairs: Hon
    486 4 Spore, too, will be sending out floating fairs: Hon SINGAPORE. Tues "THE Chairman of the Economic Development Board, Mr. Hon Sui Seng, today envisaged that Singapore would one day send out travelling exhibitions and floating fairs to other countries When the time Mine. the knowledge and experience of Japan in
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    Saudi Arabian consul's party
    53 4 SINGAPORE. Tues. The Consul-Oeneral for Saudi Arabia, i Dato Al-Syed Ibrahim bin Omar Alsagoff. will hold a sunset breakfast party tomorrow at 6 p.m. at hi;, residence, 41 Chancery Lane. About 100 guests including 1 Muslim leaders. Government offlciaU and members of the Dlplo- I matic
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    Field training
    34 4 SINGAPORE. Tues.— Th-; Military will carry out field training in the area opposite the Malay Camp at Ulu Pandan from 7 a.m. till 1 p.m. tomorrow. Blanks and pyrotechnics will be used.
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    BOY in CAR CAUSED TRAFFIC OFFENCES
    246 4 SINGAPORE. Tues. A traffic court today heard how a two-year-old boy had incidentally been responsible for the prosecution of his parents, both motorists, on insurance charges. Inspector D. L de Souza said that the boy had sat in-between his parents in the front seat
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    JOINT CHINESE NEW YEAR, HARI RA YA PUASA PARTY
    88 4 SINGAPORE. Tues. The Siglap Women's \smk iation uill hold a joint Chinese New Year and Hari Raya Puasa tea-party at the Siglap community centre on Jan. 30 from 2.30 p.m. The programme for the day will include a San^gol Queen competition,
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      288 4 GRAND CHINESE NEW YEAR HARI RAYA PUASA ATTRACTION OPENS QDEON TOMORROW!|| DAILY 5 SHOWS: 11 a.m.. 1.30, MM. 6.30 I 3.30 pm. THE GREATEST DAY OF THEM ALL! I IT S A WILD. RIBALD BED-TIME TALE OF CONTINENTAL LOVE ON THE FOREIGN EXCHANGE! yr- 40 w&m <^^^"'" IMHUS DAY X
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    Rubber output: Million tons by 1970
    323 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Tuesday JJUBBER production in Malaysia the world's largest single producer is expected to top the one-million ton mark for the first time in 1970, according to a forecast by the Natural Rubber Bureau. Present production by Malaysia is about 930.000 tons or
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    Revenue collector
    32 5 BANDAR BAHRU. Tues —Mr. Lan Kee Seng has assumed duties as th« Collector of Land Revenue. Bandbr Bahm district. He was formerly Assistant District Officer In charge of lands. Kulim.
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    Changing of guards at the Istana
    113 5 THE 29 hand picked officers and men of the 2nd Bn., Royal Malay Regiment, marching proudly up the approach road to the Istana Tetamu yesterday morning to take over the honour of providing a ceremonial guard to the Yang di-Pertuan Agong. The group, which
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    SOLVED: RIDDLE OF THE MISSING —BOATS
    267 5 SOLVED: RIDDLE OF THE MISSING BOATS- DENANG, Tues.— All the trawlers which left Tanjonp; Bungah last Saturday were in port the day they were reported to have "vanished." "They have all been accounted for," the president of the Pen a n g Fishermen's Co-operative Trawler Fishing Society. Inche Baba bin
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    Deficit in trade rises in Sarawak
    87 5 KUCHINO. Tues—Sarawak's foreign trade had a deficit of $7 4 million last November, It was announced today. This U Jl.B million mi>n> than thf deficit for the preceding month although the tOCal value of the Sta'f"» ton gn rratie increased from f7B 8 million
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    173 5 Malaysia hits at rising cost of UN scheme I TNITED NATIONS. Tues. Malaysia yesterday criticised the rising cost of the U.N.s new development programme Mr. Peter S. Lai. the Malaysian delegate, told the governing council of the programme that It was In danger of having "too many generals" and too
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    Old boys to meet
    22 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Tuen— The Methodist Afternoon School Old Boys' Association will hold Its annual meeting on Feb. 6.
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    Murder hearing: Witness faints, and is sent home
    393 6 SINGAPORE. Tues A WIDOW, Sng Hon Kee, today fainted In the witness box of the fourth magistrate's court as she was giving evidence at a preliminary inquiry into the alleged murder of her husband. She was rushed to the General Hospital in
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    SIGLAP OPEN REGATTA
    63 6 SINGAPORE. Tues. The Ministry of Culture announced that entry forms for the Siglap open regatta which includes kolek, 3'2h.p. fishing boat t motor sampansi. 40 h.p. speedboats and five-man crew rowing boat races to be held at Bth mile. Upper East Coast Road on Feb. 6 are
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    HOLIDAYS GESTURE TO SUPERVISEES
    72 6 SINGAPORE. Tuos. Malay and Chinese criminal law j police .supervisees will be allowed to spend iheir nights out until midnight during tne Chinese New Year and Hart Raya Puasa holidays. Chinese supervisees will have nights out on Thursday and Friday. Malay su)servispps will h«v« their mßhls
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    Our rural drive impresses Manila newsman
    256 7 Our rural drive impresses Manila newsman I/UALA LUMPUR. Tues. Visiting Filipino journalist. Mr. Teodoro Valencia, of the Manila Times, is impressed by Malaysia s rural development programme. visited thr National Dinent Operations Huum here today. Later, he called on the Finance Minister. Mr. Tan Slew Sin. at his office and
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    1,800 from Malaya move to Singapore
    66 7 1 ,800 from Malaya move to Singapore SINGAPORE. Tues. Tho Government today reported a net increase of 1.751 people from Malaya taking up permanent residence in Singapore last month. There were 1.810 people changing their Federation addresses to Singapore addresses. a<> against 38 people the other wav round. In November.
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    Miners to send memorandum to Government
    69 7 Miners to send memorandum to Government IPOH. Tue.s.-The AllMal.r Mining I latlOQ hxs formed a i KUb-eotmnlttec to drait a memorandum on mining land tenure to the Central Government I lie suo-commnU-t* ol seven ll headed by Mr. Wim Ka I.im. secretary of the ns.MKi.mon "Among the )K>int.s to b#
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    Scouts' fun fair
    30 7 !hi- Penang I State Scout Council will hold a food and fun fair on the Pyketi Methodist School frround on Apr 9 in aid of its .und.
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    Few big jumps in prices of New Year foodstuffs
    318 7  -  808 NG: Kuala Lumpur, Tuesday By FOOD prices, particularly traditional Chinese New Year foodstuffs, have been kept at a surprisingly reasonable level. With the exception of waxed ducks and pork sausages, other delicacies have either maintained their prices or are dearer
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    Union cancelled
    27 7 PENANO. Tups -The Registrar of Trade Unions. Mr. K. O George, has cancelled thp registration of the Penang Boatmen'i Union. whirli hus craved to exist
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    Korean war DSC is new Flag Officer Far East
    123 7 WINGAPORE. Tues— Rear Admiral Charles Piercv Mills the new Flag Officer, second-in-command of the Royal Navy Far East fleet. Is already in SinuaDor He took over from Vie*Admira: P.J. Hill-Norton laal Saturday. Admiral Mills commanded HMS Concord during :ne Korean war.
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    Tengku to be at kenduri
    39 7 KUALA LL'MPVR Tue». Tne Prime MlnUiter TPn«ltu Abdul Rahman, will attend a •kenduri" In t.ir Kamp i M">«que (W rhursdav nigh? *o mark the erA of '.he rrari'.tiß of the Koran duritis 'h- uontti
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    Old folks' gifts
    21 7 KDANI *N lus rtv K 'day distributed ang pow* .mm* oj the GAnibai.j home. 20, tuiie* fioo> uric
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    Police seize loaded gun after man arrested in raid
    96 7 Police seize loaded gun after man arrested in raid SINGAPORE. Tues. Police early today recovered a loaded automatic pistol after arresting a man sleeping in a hov..se in Lorong Melayu off Chanel Road. He is believed to be invoked In several armed robberies recently. The pistol was an American .45
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    Istana grounds open to public
    66 7 SINGAPORE. Turn. The Presider.'. of the Republic of Singapore. Inche Yusof bin Ishak. has ordered the erounds of the Istaiia to he opened to the public during th« Chinese New Year and Harl Raya Puasa holidays on Saturday and Sunday from 8 a.m to 630
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    A SECOND LOOK AT THAT BIG MCA CHANGE
    137 7 KIALA LtMPIR. Tun. The proposed amendment to the M< A constitution which will empower the president to appoint three top officials of thr party, is to be discu.v^d again by its policy- making ccn tra! working committee here tomorrow This is because
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      180 8 Step into the bright, new world of the Ming Court a truly imaginative, beautiful ultra-modern hotel served by a fabulous shopping concourse designed for the important tourist trade. Situated along Orchard Road, which is fast becoming Singapore's most important shopping area, Ming Court provides modern facilities for about 100 boutiques
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  • Straits Times SPECIAL FEATURE
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      The star whose name spelt millions
      1822 9 The perfect 'l»' girl, told English author, Elinor Glyn (obove) when the chose Clara Bow to star in the film Hollywood planned of her sensational novel, "the It Girl." It made Clara Bow the hottest box office attraction and the sex symbol of the
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    Perlis rice mill licences 'only for Malays'
    162 10 I^ANGAR. Tues. 1V The Perlis Government will not issue rice mill licences to non-Malays, the Mentri Besar. Dato Sheikh Ahmad, said yesterday. "It is the Government's policy to give such licence.* only to Malays to heir, boost their commercial and industrial progress.' 1
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    Restrictive measures may help Reds, says Nair
    380 10 Restrictive measures may help Reds, says Nair A WARNING that restrictive measures against loyal pro-Malaysian opposition parties could result in the emergence of "political forces that are neither loyal nor democratic," was given today by Mr. C. V. Devan Nair, M.P. for Bungsar. He said that the place of pro-Malay-sian
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    Korea is ready to send more doctors
    139 10 Korea is ready to send more doctors [fUALA LUMPUR, 1V Tues.— The Korean Government is prepared to send more doctors, nurses and. pharmacists to work in Malaysia. This was stated today by the visiting Korean Minister of Health and Boclal Affairs. Dr. Won Son Oh. after a tour of the
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    Girl: I was raped...
    58 10 AI.OR STAR. Tue*. A 18--yrar-old girl tapper yesterday reported that, she was raped by a I fellow worker on Anak Bukit estate about flve months agoThe girl, believed to be pregnant, told police the man warned her i not to report the mater or ne would
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    j $5,000 gift by bus company
    63 10 j $5,000 gift by bus company KUALA LCMPUR. Tues The managing director of Len Omni- bus Co. Mr. Rasham Singh, today presented a cheque for $5,000 to the Minister of Transport. Dato tiardon bin Hajl Jubir. at his office in Young Road here, for the National Defence FundIn thanking him.
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    Singaporeto-Johore shift for 50 service families
    292 10 Singapore-to-Johore shift for 50 service families SINGAPORE. Tues. Some 50 British service families living in private houses in Sembawang and Thomson Roads are now moving to offiVial quarters in Johore Bahru. A FARELF spokesman, however, denied talk of a big shift of British service families from Singapore to Johore Bahru.
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    Police probe death
    44 10 ALOR STAR. Trie* Pom» here are inveMle.ulng th« death of a nadl planter. Lebai Hamid bin Huuein. «ho*<> body m found in a padi field last Sunday at Sungei Dedap. Kuala Hula", about 15 inilps from The body hud stab wound.
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    Fun fair
    24 10 IPOH, Tues. The Raja DiHlllr of Perafc will open the three-week Malaysian induntrla! •xhibitlon and funfair in Brewjt«r Road here on Wednesday.
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    Minister prepares paper on forest concessions
    274 10 JESSELTON, Tu«s. I rrHE Federal Minister of Lands and Mines. Inohe Abdul Rahman bin Yakub. disclosed here that he was preparing a paper for the Central Government on an interim policy regarding forest concessions. The proposals would cover only the states of Malaya but
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    Tengku Osman to visit hospital
    46 10 KUALA LUMPUR. Tu*<s TrrChief of th« Armed Font Lieut -Oen. Tfcngku Osman bin Tengku Mohamed Jewa. will visit Malaysian Armr-d Forces patients ■t the Oenerul Hospital here Tomorrow mornine He will la'er call at the Armed FVjrces Headquarters. RMAF St»Uon. her*.
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      31 10 Bugs Bunny By Ralph Hcimdahl WHAT'S TM' 1/WrUNIA'S DUE ANY^ IDEA O' MINUTE! VER IN /SNIPPIN 1 TH'FVIP OFF I V TROUBLE VWJEN SHE TH' BEAR'S HEAD, N. SEES 7X6*7/ 'J
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    Minister: The day I drove at 80m.p.h.
    590 11  -  RUDY BELTRAN Bv -AND WAS OVERTAKEN BY A TAXI KUALA LUMPUR. Tuesday. ONE fine morning last week the Minister of Transport, Date Sardon bin Haji Jubir, was driving his Mercedez at 80 m.p.h. along the Johore trunk road. As he was taking a
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    How you can hit Mr Rising Prices
    125 11 1/UALA LUMPUR. Tues.- The Mentri Besar of Selangor. i Dato Harun bin Hajl Idris. appealed to the public today to help put the Selangor Consumers' Association on its feet. He called for support through membership or i ca.sh donations to make i the
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    Family robbed of $2,000
    63 11 SINGAPORE Tues. Thre< men. one armed with a danger beld up a family in Jalan Tani olf Pava Leixtr Ro.id. yesterday and got away with $2,000 ii cash and Jewellery Mr. Leow Choonp Kie*. 42 a merchant, tod po'.:cp tlia* tttt rhree robbers walked iir h.iu-e
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    Gallantry awards for two Scouts
    122 11 L-lAIA LIMPI R. Tur> Two Scouts will K«"t awards for gallantry for saving two boys from drowning. They are Patrol Leader X.miii bin Abdul Aziz, of Kiuntin. who will receive the BintanK Keberanian Darjah 11. and Assistant Patrol Leader Mohamrd Suhaimi bin Nordin, of Butterworth.
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    Hari Raya dance
    27 11 PENANO. Tues The Kebun lama Youth AssociflMon will hold a Han Raya social and dance at the Pulaii Tlkus community ball on Jan 24.
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    Sabah high cost probe after the holidays
    111 11 lES.SI-.LTON. Tues. A 1 full-scale inquiry Into the high cost of living In Sabah will be carried put here immediately after the Chinese New Year and Hart Raya holidays. Various sub-commiuees »m look Into the wholesale and retnil disiributiun systems of imported goods
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    Jaycees ball
    27 11 KLALA LUMPUR Tuc* Ball" a ill be heid at the ZbliMM A.sembiy Ha:! her^ from i p.m on Thursday to ce.fbrai* Chiiieae N«» Year i
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    Ismail: Make it a HAPPY holiday
    263 11 Ismail: Make it a HAPPY holiday KUALA LUMPUR. Tues.— The Minister of Home Affairs. Dato (Dr.) Ismail bin Dato Abdul Rahman, today called on the people to co-operate With thr police to prrvrnt any disturbance during the Chinese NVw Year and Hari Raya Puasa holidays. lie made the appeal niter
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      447 11 I NOW JUST PUSH THE "ON" BUTTON AND A BLUE SPOT NIZZA TUNES ITSELF AUTOMATICALLY HlchvMuc' D spot suppression. nolsprarrvlUt ion. black level, size stabilization. v»-i T n-a 1 bold, horizontal hold. briehtuKss, foutiast. you don't hay* to tuink about any of thPtn. They're all oontiol!»»d automatically. With this 2V
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENT
    26 12 I, H 0,4, SIS Minimum i MR A MRS a i lr.»rrt» li>r I r at thf ir am dinner hoth In Taiping and ."tnga
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  • The Straits Times Wednesday. January 19. 1966
    • Article
      Dreams And Reality
      640 12 The assumption oi power !In Nigeria by Major-Genera] 1 Ironsi, at the invitation of what is left of the Federal Cabinet, proniiM-s ;tt le;i>t temporary stability while the constitutional and political implications of Saturday's rising emerge. The army take-over la complete. The offices of President and Prime
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      Highway Hazard
      346 12 What wn> to have been a nation-wide police blitz on speeding lorries and buses ■MM to hav e faded away, and motorists travelling at 50 m.p.h. frequently find themselves trailing vehicles with "33 m.p.h." emblazoned on their tailboards. So the Trans* port Minister, Dato Sardon, has suggested still
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      Taxes and Prices
      211 12 Shopkeepers are not doing so well this Chinese New Year, but they still hope there will be a last day rush. Prices meanwhile are reasonable rather than seasonable, a straight tip for the consumers' associations if ever they get going. The public has the cure for profiteering
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    Verwoerd worries over that Bantustan gamble
    1143 12  - Verwoerd worries over that Bantustan gamble STANLEY UYS by CAPETOWN, Tues A MILLIONAIRE BLACK SOUTH AFRICAN COUNTS HIS PETTY CASH... WHEN the Verwo erd C overnment a n nounced that it was throwing open 23 towns and villages in the Transkei the first potentially self-governing African "homeland" in the Republic
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    Taking the sing song out of the Bible
    357 12 LONDON. Tues r\LD and familiar words are to disappear from the Old Testament in the translation of the New English Bible now approaching completion. Seven times a year for the last 10 years. British Bible scholars have met to translate the Old
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      When the children meet a nymph in Primary 6
      208 12 When the children meet a nymph in Primary 6 I reipr to a recen In your column, an officer In the poic MlnUtry ol Edui-.i-tion on the subji ■Primary history fit [or a diploma", who makei the point that tl licultv or otherv the syllabus for P Six pupils depend*
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      For the sake of goodwill
      121 12 Vms Ls a season of Bel*m mat Hart Raya and Koong Her Fatt ("hoy. >it goodwill, happiri' I hopes lor the future To whom better can we extend goodwill than to our people acro.ss the Strait-? How better can we do thi.s than to end
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      132 12 This Chinese New Year and Hart Raya— A r^sf IT'S WORTH JT YOUR WHILE ILJ TO SHOP AT /BL V "j^ HANDLOOMSfc^ V Hondtoomt or* tomod m (or hond-woven mirocle A MB ♦Ob r 'cs Always m 4 (EM foshion Alwovt moder" J WHAT TO BUY 1 Stoles. Silk. Sore«t.
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    Lock icon Siew Sin tours markets, prays in temple
    220 13 1/ UALA LU M PUR. Tues. The Minister ul Finance, Mr. Tan Slew Sin. took time off during a visit to two markets to pray at B Thai Buddhist temple at Kampong Siam here today He wit-, nut on arrival hy the head
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    Gang 'fighters' detained
    31 13 MWAPORE. Tu<w. Three 1 Mjnt society fighters wr* *roolire last night at C Pagur. Iho men. believed to be nvm•he -2o<r Oroun later detained under the Cri'TeniDorury ProvlOrdtnanea.
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    Three more for dock board
    49 13 I'KNANO, 'liks The Mi:.:vor ot L*bour. Mr. V. Manii-lcav.i.sa-Kam. lias appointed three more member* to «enre on the Penaiu «i<X'li labour board. They are. Mr f* A. Daa (Independent member. Itiehe A Kahlm fwiphijmi raprenentaUvfi and InctM Mohamcd Noor bin Itohamed Ibrahim ixoricMV repn
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    Masked men rob cane grower
    44 13 iane growtr. T.m Pah K ■i Mantln, !2 muta iroai hrn•*a» r^bbrd of $115 and jewellers ■orth 111 -•;> hv uv.: masked mm aimed with dagger* The robiMT.s herded Ta:i hit d throe children into rixjin t)cioi< ransacking ihe house.
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    Vacation jobs plea gets 'poor response'
    103 13 SINGAPORE. Tues— The I nivrrsily of Singapore Students' I'nion reported what It described as "poor response" to Ha appral to employers for temporary jobs to undergraduates during their four-month-long vacation beginning on Thursday. The director of the union's employment bureau. Mr. Lee Siew Boon,
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    Brunei Sultan on holiday
    46 13 LONDON. Tues. The SuKan of Bruiu-1 h.i.s no official rr.--;::g his current visr. (,i London, .i member of hit «taff said here today. The Hultan arrived In London on Dec. 13 for a holiday. No date for hl.s departure has yet been
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    Ban on extra halfhour work threat
    204 13 KL'CHINC. Tues. 1V Sarawak's governDH en t officers are threatening "industrial action" if the State Government does not their demands for tost of living and other allowances. In a letter to the Chief ter. Dato Stephen KaS'lngkan, 'he Sarawak Ooveriiment Asian OfTlcer.>' said that
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    S'pore work permits: Forms ready
    344 13 S'pore work permits: Forms ready SINGAPORE. Tuesday J)ETAILS on how non-citizens in Singapore can apply for work permits as required by the new Regulation of Employment Act were given in an official statement today. Applications for work permits and all inquiries must be made to the office of the Commissioner
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    Educational films for schools
    172 13 Kuala Lumpur, Tu«s OCHOOLS in Malaya can now borrow educational films free of charge from the Ministry of Education. For this purpose a central educational sound film library has been established here. About 250 film titles are available In the library and subjects include the various
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    $7,000 bonus for the punctual workers
    188 13 SINGAPORE, Tues. About 105 employees of National Carbon (Eastern) Ltd. who had never been late for work at their Bukit Timah factory between one and five years, are to be rewarded with a "perfect attendance" bonus. The bODtlt and a special cert ii uate
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    Rothmans gift: $5,000 smokes
    38 13 KUALA I.rMPUR. Turn. Rothmans of Pall Mall has do- nattd $5,000 worth of cigarette* I to the Ma;«>sian armed force* I serving in Sa>»ah and Sarawak as Chinese New Year and Hari Raya gifts.
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    Hari Raya mercy for two jailed youths
    247 13 Hari Raya mercy for two jailed youths KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. Mr. Justice Ong in the Hi^h Court today revised Jail terms and whipping imposed on two youths by the Sessions Court. Instead. h<» bound them over to be of Rood behaviour In doing .so. he told Nordin hin Achik. 13.
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      766 13 TV MALAYSIA Channel 3 Kuala Lumpur Tamil; 010 Women's and reliant. 6 Ipoh »nd World: 6.35 Johnny Quv.st— i Malaria. 3 Johore Bharu. 4 "The Sea Hum"; 7— News in I Talping. 7 Batu I'ali.it. English: 7.10 Sheriff of Coc- Kluanr. hise Pire in the Chiciihua"; 7.35 Commentary; B—News8 News
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      120 13 ill iX 9h I I Lm I L^ _^^flfll Dt^ l/n\I.KM-_3 THE BIG TAKEOFF IS 10TH MARCH, 1966, WHEN CATHAY PACIFIC WILL INTRODUCE A NEW ERA IN ORIENT TRAVEL WITH DAILY JET FLIGHTS UNBEATABLE THROUGH 13 FLIGHTS WEEKLY between SINGAPORE SERVICES between between and HONG KONG SINGAPORE and JAPAN HONG
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    Woman hurt in fall from train
    76 14 DARIT BUNTAR. Tues. Madam Cheah Ah Beh, 59. was seriously injured yesterday when she fell from the northbound day mail while trying to alight before tho train stopped at Parit Buntar railway station. Madam Choah. who foil on to tho platform. received severe head
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    Chief Minister defends surgeon
    353 14  -  JEFFREY FRANCIS: CRITICISM BY NEWSPAPER IS 'UNJUSTIFIED, UNNECESSARY' From Jesselton. Tues G ABAH's Chief Mr. Peter Lo. today defended the Resident of Tawau. Dato Hywrll George, and the only surgeon In the area. Mr J. M. D. Crook, against a local newspapers criticisms. He said the
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    farmer stoned and robbed
    59 14 I TELUK ANSON. Tup.s. A farmer. Wong Loong Kiti. 60. wa* 1 assaulted and robbed of $84 by three men at Kampong Belt- near i here last ni(rht. He was cycling home from Lanckap new village when the three men cycled up to him and hit
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    $470 study aid
    21 14 TELUK Ar The Bavkers' Association here ha.s awarded $470 In stutlv Rift* to 17 children of its member*.
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    'Astrology should be full-time course at varsity'
    182 14 'Astrology should be full-time course at varsity' KU ALA LUMPUR. Tues. Astrology, the "ancient dignified science" should be a rull-time course at the university, says Mr. Arasu T. Grahavid. Mr. Grahavid. 61. who has spent more than 10 years studying the subject, feels that astrology and its allied subjects .such
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    Five-day holiday
    37 14 I PENANG. Tuts The British Council office and reading room v* i Bishop Street will be closed for five days from Jan. 21 to 25 for th" Han Rnya and Chinese i New Year holidays.
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    $250 average backpay for F and N staff
    161 14 j I{UALA LUMPUR. Tues.— i I The clerical and sales j staff of Fraser and Neave i Mi Ltd. were paid an average of $250 In back pay as a result of the new wage agreement If signed with the National Union
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      278 14 Straits Times Crossword F^j~~^^|~~~|^^|~~"^^j~~"bbb! ACROSS 7. One who earned notoriety in 1. The girl from a Russian vill- SI 1 1 1 1 clrcle 5' age community I am alter 8 Preaching makes him cloae It HOi. 5. 2«: 'Cosmic clue? 9or 3 (3. 5. 12 to »bout ten 1«
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    Singapore external trade is recovering
    480 15 Singapore external trade is recovering SINGAPORE'S foreign trade, alter plunging to a depressed state in 11)64 following Indonesian confrontation, made a strong recovery last year to take the value to a new level. At $4,575.2 million (imports $2,699.4 million and exports $1,875.8 million), total trade for the first 11 months
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    2 more jets for PAL's domestic, world flights
    157 15 2 more jets for PAL's domestic, world flights PHILIPPINES Air LJnes haa ordered two more pure-Jet aircraft at a cost of nearly US$45 niilllou, the chairman and president, Mr. Benlgno P. Toda, Jr., said in a year-end report. One ot the aircraft is a Douglas DC-8 series 50 lonfs-range Jetliner
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    Hotel's expansion scheme
    86 15 ABOVE is an artist's impression of Goodwood Park Hotel's expansion programme at Scotts Road, Sineaporc. Costinu S'2 million. it will comprise a block <if nine storey apartmrnts. shops, a tavern and a coffee house. The apartments of which M will he built will be fully furnished and
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    LOCAL MAN TO HEAD IBM DATACENTER OPERATION
    145 15 LOCAL MAN TO HEAD IBM DATACENTER OPERATION A SINGAPORE science graduate has been appointed to head the new $2 million Datacenter Operation to be established by IBM in Singapore towards the middle of the year. He Is Mr. Michael Ng. who has been responsible for the installation of four IBM
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    Wheat crop
    39 15 The Australian Wheat Board reports that the Australian crop for this season will exceed earlier expectations. The total figure shows a crop of about 255 million bushels. 115 million bushels below the record crop of last season.
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    Big decline reported in brick production
    142 15 Big decline reported in brick production AUGUST 1965 production of bricks in Singapore, including cement bricks, dropped to 7.9 million pieces from 8.9 million pieces in July, bringing the eight months' total to 60.9 million, according to statistics. Output- in 1964 was 77 million brick.s against 72.2 million bricks the
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    Lock icon US machine tool sales success
    62 15 Seventeen U.S. manufacturer?: of machine tools sold U5579,000 worth of metalworking machines and equipment in Singapore and Malaysia durinft participation In the Singapore machine tool show in Dec. 5 to 19. it is reported In Washington. The manufacturers also expect to make US$l million follow-up
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    12 at Nestles sales course
    50 15 Twelve Nestle BtIHBMD from Mala.\a and Singapore h.ive concluded a wad training course in Kuala Lumpur. Tho course, which covered all aspects cf mi.rketir.t; and advertisll'.': and product KDOWladge was held under the supervision 01 manager, Mr. I ci by executives 01 the marketing division.
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    TWO MOBIL STAFF ON STUDY TOUR
    230 15 \f OBIL Oil Malaya's overseas training programme for its staff is being stepped up as the production date of the Singapore refinery draws near Last week. Mr Lim Wing Cheong. a chemist m the marketing laboratory, left for Australia to take a course In
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    GLAXO'S CHAIRMAN ON VISIT
    143 15 GLAXO'S CHAIRMAN ON VISIT SIR Alan Herries F.R.S.. chairman of Glaxo Group Ltd.. manuI facturcrs of foods and phurj maceutlcals. arrived In S. pore on Monday f n i)( a Far tour of the groups sub.rlo.-, and associated comi par. The Glaxo Group ipharmaceiric.il factory in Pet; i which was
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    Expansion by Qantas to go on this year
    77 15 QANTAti bo year o! :mct i-oiiMnued pxp. Tl.t Australian airline ing the year by lak. Boi 1 110 last I ■iider and Lof V-;. !9 At th»* tin: the p cran order announced in Octcoer In addition. Hi ye».r tin "f>7 "n,;C"--
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      The Test star and the water meter
      1778 16 The Test star and the water meter Arthur Googly' Maileys records IN 1921 a little man with big hands and a perpetual good humored twinkle in his eyes was chosen to make his first tour of England as a member of an Australian cricket team. A few days after his
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      363 17 Holt drops hints of opposing Healey bid on defence FIRST SHOTS AGAINST ATTEMPTS TO MAKE AUSSIES PAY MORE CANBERRA. Tuesday. sjIKDNd hints that Australia will not be able to meet greatly increased defence commitments came today from the Treasurer, Mr. Harold Holt, who is expected to become Prime Minister next
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      91 17 'IT WILL UPSET OUR BALANCE' WARNING The correspondent said Mr. Healey was likely to I hrins: pressure on Australia I to contribute more to the Interlocking system of de--1 fence. "In particular, the British can be expected to a*k for a new degree of co-opera-tion and Joint planning, with Australia
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      Dead-the GOM of Morocco
      61 17 \.N( a. im, The In Morocco. Hail I ben Emb.irk ben S:.laH died here on Saturday night at the age of 165. accord'inn to one of iii.-> 44 sons. Hi' v. as murrrd live times. His o:acit living son aged 105. is in the Zaouia Husseini.
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      99 17 Son kills father after family decision WIPPERTAL (West Germany). Tues— A 22--year-old Greek worker has confessed t carrying out a family death sentence on bis father today, police here said The family, according to the police, had found the father guilty of making indecent proposals to one of his daughters
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      64 17 LONDON. Tues. A jay-walk-bH pedestrian, ordered to pay £3.264 damages to a widow and child, announced yesterday he would open a public fund to raise the money. Malcolm Mac Donald. who earns £16 a week, was ordered last week I to pay £2 a week damages
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      206 17 France wants permanent veto for staying in Common Market LUXEMBOURG, Tues I^RANCE yesterday demanded a permanent veto right as a condition for remaining in the European Common Market. France also told her flve trade partners that the bloc must be stripped of any government -like power over member nations. An
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      220 17 DEPORTED GIRL MA Y RETURN TO AUSTRALIA AFTER ADOPTION SYDNEY, Tues. 1 JjELAirVES Ot six- year-old Nancy Prasad. an Indian girl deuorted to Fiji from Australia six months ago under the ••White Australui" laws, plan to have her adopted In England and then brought back to Australia as a permanent
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      82 17 LONDON. Tui'v. lon.-t ruction firm in Oonrastrr has told its 200 workers they ian arid an rxtra half hour to their lunch hn-.ik to watch a striptease- show but the privilege will cost ilicni nine shillincs from their wagi v Company ofiici.ils. who claim the strippers at
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      170 17 4 policemen get 10 years for robbing Lebanese MANILA. Tues.— Four policemen were convicted today on a charge of robbing a Lebanese of US$5O,OOO worth of gold bars two years ago In nearby Pasay City. The judge. Mr. Angel Mojica. sentenced them to 10 years' jail and ordered "them to
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      157 17 WASHINGTON, Tues. The United States Supreme Court yesterday ruled ihat Negroes cannot be barred from a park in Macon. Georgia, which was willed to that city in ls)il lor the use of white people only. The park was the gift of
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    49 18 Words tlS I Minimum) ITEPHCNS >'<->r Stephen* and in tli. ink moat cinrrrrly ml our friends, mow woo nvre able to atlvnd the [u:iir»l. fur Um many kind expressions of sympathy and the hrlp extended to turm in thnr sad bereavement, and fur the lovely floral tribute II
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      895 18 SITUATIONS VACANT IS Word* '»fiii.)— Sox SO el*, extra AMERICAN FAMILY with 3 small children require* a cooking amab and a general amah Top wage* and good living conditions for hiichly qualliied and hard working people who er.Joy children. Pnone B'pore 2"»379. VACANCIES EXIST wlthla Army Department for Transmitter Technician*
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      824 18 HOUSES LAND FOR SALE li M..rrf. >* »/m.i -Box Sit rf«. extra 3 BEOROOM T.-irm r BSBJM at Heletxu H. Kstate). Kuiope»n rentln«; :ls Box AB7U6 B.T. B'pore. OISIHICI k. 4 .k-.) r.njin cmi ioi sale. I servant* quarter. Parquet in.i mosaic nourin^ .|iro<iKbout Kina MTU •SlniillDore! 12J ACRES Bulldlnx
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      854 18 BEAUTY CULTURE li H..rrfs <« 'Wl'n.l— Hox rIV nlrn I i FOR THE VERY B. st in Ilair-Myl-ln» and BsSWI no extra Amy Wm of Ml' I Dillll S;ilon. 1 -ill BatStrj Road. PKir.-l MsjetSSMt enrolment now open. >' PHILATELY IS Worts >• Mm. Box St el: rxtrm FREE FIFTY
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      871 18 VEHICLES FOR SALE S Word* N I Win.) «<>x S" <•/» satP t062 AUSTIN SUPER. IMI Voiki i-' An^lia \SV He i'.oad. S'i«or tm AUSTIN MINI (ISO S V* "0 on < I i iboiu. Seletai I pin HUMBER SNIPE 19«O automat tansmisrion. power steerr i.n.o. Pstt.trr. 4 lulvey Road.
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      949 18 VEHICLES FOR SALE n li WtmU M I Win.;— Box St el*, exlro i JAGUAR 2.4 BLACK January 1 1*:. 1..1N10 o»ofr braod n«« rlj scrvicsd I Jam** S l*.r« iltfr oßllf J f FOX bALE (j Hur*. if i Vim.i—Bux St el*, mxlrm I CEILINQ FANS U.K. bo Jll/p<t
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      591 18 WHERE TO STAY (Malaysia) i »W. M I Win H..t M rfs .Urn JOMOnt HOTEL Mi rond. Krx.in.. I'nnn NEW STRAITS VIEW HOTEL. i>r:ipr. B r U«nihor. lad Cblnrse Food. Trl J.B WHERE TO STAY (Spore) S Hi.rii-. >« iMtn.i Bvx Su r/v <-n,,. vork hotel, raaciu MXsrats erms Suitai'ir
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      255 18 PUBLIC APPOINTMENI S THE PORT OF SINGAPORE AUTHORITY VOID I Ol Wt I c:ite or ibi be Dulus Whi S.il.irv $152.00x$8lii |220.00x515.00-s3'i I $385.00-$ 1 Plus 'JO' Variable ABowanea and faiioti v not housed by the Authority. Appii perteiK-i nead PUBLIC APPOINTMENT PUBLIC UTILITIES BOARD, SINCAPORE MM IBM ITI Dl
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      1213 19 10 LIVERPOOL t WESI COAST U.K. Due Score »aus Itaa ACHILLES 01, Glasgow In Pin Today Jin 2121 MENTOR Dublin A'moutn... Jaa 21 Jae tl it* 78/ 3 tea 2) uODUS il. Go-now Jaa 28 ftt I laa 27 CYCLCPS Liverpool, Glasgow rrt t lAlihybiuS Liverpool, Glasgow fel s fet
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      1273 19 thfvJuAml/nes f THt t*^l A.:ATiCCC'k*-. ncc-potitO «i Ot-i»-k EXPRESS SAILINGS TO NEAR EAST, CONTINENT AND SCANDINAVIA: Sport P. Sham Penang Arr: Genoa Havre H'burg R'aam Art* Coph KINA a) Sailel la Pt Jaa 72 23/25 Fet IS 21 Fik 28 Mar 1 4 18 I ANCONA c) Jaa 21, Fit
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      1254 19 1 ben@line\ EXPRESS SERVICE TO LONDON, LIVERPOOL 1 CONTINENTAL PORTS. RFNVANMnm For Liverpool Fel IB Smgaocre P. S'hara Penang Rotterdam Mar 2 Ik Pt. Jaa 28 Hamburg Mar 7 BENLOMOND fot lwMl fnn Smgaoore P. Sham Penang Hamburg Fit 28 laa 24/27 Jaa 28/18 Jaa 11/ 1 Singapori P. S'Mm
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      1271 19 W. ELLERMAN BUCKNALL S.S. CO.. LTO. Ifrjjf^ SEE OVERLEAF FOI OUTWARD SERVICE FROM U.K./CONTINENI [A«VaVa\ Lailmg fin CITY OF NEWCASTLE Lcndon. Hi-rburg. Roneraam. S'pora P. S'haa Penaai Havre, Hull ***** Jaa 21 Jaa CITY OF POONA Havre, Boulogne. LewOoe, h Cjrg. Bitrr.en. Ratterfaoi, A->erp 8/ 8 fll 18/11 frt I
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    102 20 MELBOURNE. Tues. INDUSTRIAL! were tinner, out trading continued quiet. Key stocks moved variably. Minings and oils were steady. Today* closing prties with Monday! to bmmmM: Mount lsa «3/l (4^'l) N Broken Hill M/l «37' VI Aust. Con. Ind. S«/7 Arapol I'/IO <»/8> MM Paper Manut. 16/10 Hi. 11
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    RUBBER PRICES
    222 20 pEBRL'ARY first grade robber f.o.b. buyers closed at 5 p.m. In Singapore and Kuala Lumpur ynterday at 694 cents per Ib. down three-eiir,hth» of a cent on Monday's closing level for the position. The tone was quiet after easier. R.A.S. and F.M.R.t. closing prices in cents per lb.
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    90 20 Ala nuide tr.><« <hanu<-x is lta rate! to mercliaota vmrnliy (all ratca to $100): UnltMl ttaln: Miylng TT 32 7/H. airmail OI» .'3. 00 d/at 33 T/M credit bills. 33 s trade bills. Canada: r>uym« TT .t.i 5/16. airmail OD ii 7/16. WO (t si. M 1.-/16 credit
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    73 20 /-MINES* r>r*d>iea fichanii*. shimpert nwn prices o«r picul julirday Ctctnut all: bulk wllen. drum SOX nrUm Cw>r« Jaa./K«b. UK/Continent: P»BJ— M4. Pepper: M union *tilte DOT| nrllfrn. Ik white $1.0 MkMHb epecial KiriwiK blue* «)157i aaiMM warbled Uimpon« black *n7|iN> nrllera (all (MiV NLWi, ASIA f!72t<N) a«lier* (liNi<-
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    EXCHANGE REMAINS STEADY BEFORE LONG HOLIDAYS
    952 20 From Our Market Correspondent ALTHOUGH trading on the i Stock Exchange show- I ed a distinct contrac- i tion in volume in face of the- long holiday shutdown yesterday, conditions were very steady in industrials. Prices were more or less unchanged on Monday's leveLs
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    25 20 Mil.^.in Slock Ii ndirrs Industrial*: MAS i ins. ii:.ki> j. rakban: mvx3 •|>er. 30. I Urr. -i». I l.ii. is ItS.U lllli lIIIP.
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    Straits tin price falls in Penang
    469 20 STRAITS tin fell another 51.874 in price to $695 per pi« iilin Penan* yesterday rep»**en*' n K a drop of nearly $15 in six consecutive trading days. The offering was estimated at 250 tons, up 15 tons, and was the highest this month as
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    CLOSING PRICES
    29 20 Jan. 18. MALAYAN KCKKKIt PRICK: cents (down three-eiehths of a cent). TIN- 5695 (down SI N I notTicial r^tintatprl offerinß 2:> I tuns (up l.> t4MH I
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    45 20 Tilt, pn-vnt raU of thr Halbtbm dollar .ttjainst thr pound iet> line h\r<i on November Jl srllimc T.T. or O.D. Is. 3 19 IM O.D. in. 4Nd. The dollar is at Its otatutorr middle position in relation to it* ran<e ajjalnst the pound.
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      1008 20 Yv"^^* 1 "^KAWASAKI KISEN KAISHA LTD. U.S.A. Pacific «Jt Atlantis Service Bangtok M'»or>t l_ AntfiM R. Tort Do»ir* P»na«. •Tanittnaa Mere" 14/78 Fet 2S/77 FM IS Mm 7 Aar t Aar ll m RMikna Mara" 18/S Hat 17/ M Mar M Air > Mai k Mai ttlq Japan Direct Service
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      912 20 l4i?*'S TO HONG KONG s.s. "CHUSAINT (24,000 tons fully oirconditioncd stabilised) Departing SINGAPORE 3 Feb 1966 Arriving HONG KONG 6 Feb 1966 LIMITED FIRST AND TOURIST CLASS ACCOMMODATION AVAILABLE Apply to your Travel Agents, or to:ISLAY KERR ft CO., LTD., SINGAPORE HARRISONS ft CROSFIELD (MALAYSIA) LTD., KUALA LUMPUR HARPER, GILFILLAN
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      425 20 WILHELMSEN LINES FROM. SCMttufiai aaa CMt.ataUl Parti raf Basfka* aaa MMB Pei«an« P. S'liaa Sirt»aoora aaßHJßftay m M/ r,N. 5Sg TRIANON (Calll Pujan) T» TH/ i »m BARBER LINE FMM lUJL. tMI AND WEST COASI I»ORTi. TARAMUI n JM OUtINSVIUI B *M TROUBADOUR 2? IM TORUOOB tt *M FERN LINE
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      132 20 LLOYD TRIESTINO ROUNDTRIP TO m.v. "ASIA" m.v. "VICTORIA" 22 Jan 1966 Sail Spore 16 Feb 1966 26 Jon 1966 Arrive H Kong 20 Feb 1966 27 Jan 1966 Sail H'Kong 22 Feb 1966 31 Jan 1966 Arrive Soil Spore 26 Feb 1966 2 Feb 1966 Arrive Soil Djakarta 28 Feb
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    BUSINESS DONE
    711 21 t)l SINHSB in rind tcportrd to llir SiagapWC and Kuala l.imipur li.uliiu rooms of tin- Stock K\eteaga \otrrd.n uitli thr number of sh.iirs traded ill l)ra<krls: INDUSTRIALS: Dlinltp* (1.0001 00) »i.9«: I Eito trdt |2 19 SI.. (I.imkii 13.17, Fad. Ditp. (I.i«»m T. and N. trd>. Gammon |2
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    29 21 Oi tree eicharut market in H Dollar I rai UW T.T. nuil cath. i Sttrlm. and one tael or paj| The .low cUMcd uulli I lueadmy uwruin*. <
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      841 21 IN THE HIGH COURT OF THE REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE In Bankruptcy No. 152 of 1965. Re: (hone Kok Hint; Exparte East-West (Export lmj>ort) Limited Creditors. In thr Mattrr of a bankruptcy petition lilrd the 18th day of November, 1965. To: BONO KOK lIIMi, Muclislon Road. Singapore. TAKE NOTICE that a
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      747 21 PUBLIC NOTICE THIS 18 TO NOTIFY THE PUBLIC that the persons mention-] eel below are in possession of the rcipffllvi lands and houses as shown opposite their respective names: 1) TAN PANG HAN 5C LORONG LOW KOON 2 1 TEO LIE ENG 5D LORONG LOW KOON 3> LEE SIEW HIANG
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      889 21 TENDERS TENDERS PUBLIC UTILITIES BOARD. NATIONAL ELECTRICITY SINGAPORE BOARD TENDER Tender Xo. CMD. "!05 65 nMANftr hn.ißTMi.vT Tenders are invited from Re«lsMVXNth DfcPARTMKM leml c ass A B C Electrical Supply ol Continuous Sprocket firing Contractors for Electrical Forms lor use on I.C.T. 1301 Installation at Sunget Buloh IrrtComputer. Tender
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      717 21 NOTICE RIM (MALACCA) RUBBER ESTATES LIMITED 110, Cannon Street. London. EC 4 15th Janaary. 1966 Directors: HA. KINNEY, F.C.A. (Chairman) A.A. ESTALL S ESTALL OLE. STEELEY To mil Stockholders. In my Review of December "th I advised you ol the probable implications ot substantial buying by a Singapore Syndicate and
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      133 21 VAUXHALL A LIMITED NUMBER OF 1965 VELOX AND CRESTA MODELS ARE AVAILABLE AT SPECIAL CLEARANCE PRICES FULL DETAILS FROM HH'I IMDTORS SINGAPORE KUALA LUMPUR REPRESENTED ELSEWHERE BY BORNEO MOTORS WINNER HOTEL P.O. Box 356, Jcsselton, Tel: 4520, Coble Address "WINHOTEL" N JESSELTONS Vy/ N LATEST and Wa FINEST W&£\ L
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      WA TCH OUT FOR LILIMARLENE
      518 22  - WA TCH OUT FOR LILI MARLENE Eoiom Jfien RACING by KUALA LUMPUR. Tuesday.. I ILI MARLENE, late Lorosell, is a newcomer to watch at the Tengku's Gold Cup meeting which opens on Saturday. Ridden by apprentice Dick Low. the Rose Argent filly str ode out fluently over 'Si in 42
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      112 22 LONDON. Tu«6. The declslon to enter Arkle, the greatest steeplechaser ot the century for the Champion Hurdle at Cheltenham on March 16 ha* confused the ante-post betting market on the race. Before the announcement. Salmon Spray hnd been a hot favourite for the Champion Hurdle, but now
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      356 22 SELECTORS CAN'T HELP 1 HIM TO QUALIFY FOR BENEFIT SCHEME From Jack Fingleton; Syaiu > Tuesday TTHE Australian cricket selectors will be em- barrased over Brian Booth when they mee t tomorrow to choose the team to meet England in the Fourth Test at Adelaide (Jan. 28
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      49 22 AUCKLAND rues.- -Australiaoborn Ken Fletcher, now of Hun* Kone. fought off cramp to win the metis sinijles utle in the New Zeai.nici law i, tenoii i-l-.ampion-ships hrre yesterday Fletcher, ihe top "seed. 1 Deat Britain* Roger Taylor 6-4, 5-7. 4-« 6-0. 9-7 after a 2J!ir strugKle. Reutrr
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      73 22 j LONDON. Tues London proMck BohMMM yesterday made an offer of US$6O,OOO for ko Harada Japan' to defend hi> world bantamweiaht title B h rtyv.tight i-hmiiown Walter McGowan :n Ivondon in Jn:i. n iuh HKEEPS TITLE lAJ.nUON. I 26-year-old Pakistan champion last mght won Uhe Bntial squa^ii
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      132 22 MONTE CARLO. Tues. Timo Makir.en of Finland in a Bi.iish Mini-CiKiper. x\ us the llrst competlior to oxnplete the gruelltii' r 24-licur inou.iain run in the Monte Carlo Rally here toda> Milkmen. Kis; \e;.: .s Rally dinner, arrived on the front in Monte Carlo exaoly on
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      245 22 IPOH. Tues. The Stipendiary Steward's report on Sunday's mm: RACKS 1. 4 and 8 Nothing to report RACE 2 Vigilant* (Colemanl was fractious prior to the start and was slow to begin Moxham rider of BelNhi, wm questioned regarding: the running of the mare After hearing his explanation
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      85 22 VITAL* LUMPUR, Turs. The Selangor Turf <iu»>\ S2 .'-million new grandstand will not br read] in time for the Tengka's (mid up meeting which opens on s.itur(l.lV Ihe builclinc lias been romplrli-d but il his lirst to be inspeitrd b.\ Municipal arthitrtts before it can
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      625 22 mmmw**mm**m\ i notices akE ii Lll2i^L bank holidays I2S B 9 All members of the Association in HniiCapore will be closed for num. in i» ii—»iuull^ml^^m wiiimm i i busitirss for Chines* 1 New Year and Harl Raya Pua.sa from 21st CPf ANCOR TURF CT ER January to 25th January.
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      18 22 one TRADEMARK REGISTERED KONG HEE FATT cwov Bottled by UNION LIMITED Under appointment from Pepsi-Cold Co. New York
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      Thais leave nothing to chance
      622 23  - Thais leave nothing to chance NORMAN SIEBEL By J^l 'ALA LUMPUR, Tues. The Thai Organising ommittoe'l enthusiastic and welladvanced preparations for the Fifth Asian Games at Bangkok from Dec. 9 to 20 have already received a good response from eight of the 19 member nations of the Asian Games Federation.
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      PABA TO BUILD $150,000 INDOOR STADIUM
      151 23 PABA TO BUILD $150,000 INDOOR STADIUM [POH rim. The P«>rak 1 Amateur Basketball Association will build a $*****0 indoor atadium this year, reports LEE FOO S.W. Announcing this todity. PABA vice-president Yeoh Kirn Tian said: -We will ask the Perak State Government to give us a piece of land and
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      Police hockey in February
      83 23 :EMBAN. Tups. The South ::one Inter-Contingent Polic* .:ey competition for the Hanliigta Shield will be held at Johore Eal.ru from Feb. 11 to 13. States taking part ore Selangor, Ntgri. Malacca and Johore. The north zone competition among Police Depot. Perak. KedahPerlis and Penang and the
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      323 23 SINGAPORE. Tues. To boost sport in the schools, the Ministry of Education has issued a directive, which calls for every schoolboy or nirl to takr part in least one game every term this year The directive has gone out to 129 secondary schools In
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      304 23  - Durai calls for more Govt aid to sport FRANCIS EMMANUEL By 17l.\L\ LUMPUR, Toes.— Managers of Malaysian t^anis in all 1* events in last months, Seap (James here have been asked to submit their reports to the hef di-mission. Dr. Aziz Durairatnam. Dr. Durairatnam has also asked the team managers
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      41 23 HONG KONG- Tues. Ttm touring Malaysian Sikhs team '.niiK a hockey lesson when they trounced a ComBervlces side 7-0. Goal scorers were Gurucharan smeh i 3 >. Kuiciip Singh. M*hinder Singh. Kartar Singh, sr.d Harnahal Singh. Reuter.
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      208 23 C?| Toshiba Energy Ssflft^^UHf I Ms* H ksl f'f J Iffi&oL si Isfl I KM I Ifjul £Zy \GoestoWork Vm] W%4 J I sjfc |t; lil A-4~£P3eLl stUst-li^BiJ 1 M%Jf 1 83rWBfcfcBBBfc^^--^<^Lr* V «Z^S£^i?L»s^^ /i mWf^^TT.^iMr a y every var e *y °f electrical product you y^mKJ wßn&ib \Jfc*^^^ *>•}
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    Now grace for Chinese signs in Manila
    130 24 MANILA, Tues.— The Nationalist Chinese Embassy in Manila today secured a three-month extension of the deadline Imposed by Mayor Antonio Villegas lor the removal f f Chinese language signs and billboards in the city. The deadline had earlier been set for Feb. 1.
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    FIRECRACKER BAN OFF TILL FEB. 4
    80 24 FIRECRACKER BAN OFF TILL FEB. 4 SINGAPORE. Tues. Firecrackers may be let off during Chinese New Year and Hari Raya Puasa from Thursday to Feb. 4. the Police announced in a special Government Gazette today. But they must not be in off near the grounds of hospitals, gardens, parks, .swimming
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    168 24 CANBERRA, Tuesday. MODIFICATION of the "while Australia" A policy was urged today by the Deputy Federal Leader of the Australian Labour Party, Mr. Edward G. Whitlam. He was speaking at the Australian Citizenship Convention, a Governmentsponsored annual gathering <>; representatives of
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    Smith man's threat to kill Holyoake
    100 24 Smith man's threat to kill Holyoake WELLINGTON, Tues A 21 -year-old Rhodeslan pleaded guilty here today to sending a letter to the New Zealand Prime Minister. Mr. Keith Holyoake, threatening his life and sabotage against New Zealand planes, ships and industry. A woolspinner. Edward Samuel Macdonald, who was remanded for
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    Food gift
    34 24 siNGAPORK. Tues. The Buddhist Union will serve vegeta- rian food to residents of the Red BOOM, Singapore Children's Society and the Cheshire Home tomorrow a.s part of its Chinese New Year celebrations.
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    Lock icon Now food gifts from China
    55 24 HONG KONG. Tues— People in China are sending food parcels to their friends and relatives in Hong Kong for the coming lunar new year, in a reversal of pa.st practice. The Post Office said today parcels had been coming in at the rate "i 1.500
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    LONDON STOCKS
    286 24 LONDON, Tues. The stock market was quietly irregular today. Closing middle prices of selected stocks not including stamp duty I were: < .ii 1 1 im.i n Consol 2V: 138 1 1 16 Funding 4' £92 13 16 War 3V: £53 5 16 -1 16 l"l6 BANKS Chartered
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    RUBBER
    56 24 LONDON. Tues— Spot 2O';d Peb. 20 7 16d.. March 20 9 16d, April 20\d.. April June 20\d July Sept. 20\d Oct Dec 20 d Jan. March 20 11 16 d., April June 20 9 16d, July Sept 20 9 16d. Oct. Dec. 20 9 16d.. c.l.f. FW> 20 5
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    TIN
    35 24 LONDON. Tues. Uuyers £1410 'unchanged), sellers C) 4 1 2 i £l'.., >. Forward buyers £1397 £3>. sellers £1398 £4..> Setilement £1412 i— £s' s i. Turnover am 305 tons, p.m. 120 tons. Tone: Steady
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    Istana grounds will be open for two days
    77 24 SINGAPORE, Tues— The President of Singapore has ordered the grounds of the Istana Negara to be opened to the public on Ch.lne.se New Year Hari Raya Puasa Day on Saturday and Sunday, from 8 am. to 6.30 p.m. Moveable swings, see-saws, etc.
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    Ningkan warns Chinese: Get off the fence
    302 24  - Ningkan warns Chinese: Get off the fence G. GELDARD From Khhim;. Turs. Sarawak h mr > c must |H off the frncr at •nee. •tbemlse the strains «>f mmimitial harmony would Ix-come Intense. 1 1»«- Chiel Minister. Data st.phrn Kalonj; Ningkan. warned in a ipciill radio hroadHtSt tnnmht. He appealed
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    Ammo seized
    36 24 SINGAPORE. Tues.— Police this afifrnoon seized a 9mm pistol and 27 rounds of ammunition, after arresting a suspected robber in the Jalan Bosar area. Police have arrested 15 robbery suspects in the past. week.
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    Wife who didn't know she had been divorced
    156 24 Wife who didn't know she had been divorced I ONDON. Tue s. lj Hilda Newton did not know she had been divorced until her husband, William, casually mentioned it over the supper table seven months later. "He told i longer his wite bui his hous< followed a gr a London
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    DEATH
    43 24 MR. KHOO KAY HIAN «ed «way >A r' 2S St. Martin* Dr. B. lravlng !,.-!:>.1 It nun Khoo Kirk i law t. 2 Krand 1 rlnlrtr.n to nem hn toaa. Kurvnl on 24.1.66. from rrMrtrnca at 2 p.m. for Bukit Brown rvrafttrj.
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    IN MEMORIAM
    21 24 IN EVER LOVING Memory of a d«»r hunt.^nrt ,imI f.ith^r Mmutl »lf-var»'-1 H' 1-64. Gone MN n*vir forgot tt-n.
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