The Straits Times, 31 October 1966

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    27 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 1 50.00 C The Straits Times ThK Nationo. tapipr Estd. 1*45 MONDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1966 15 CENTS M.C.(P) 1629 KDN 3034: 2114
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    Warning to Peking: You're inviting danger
    294 1 Warning to Peking: You're inviting danger 1/ I \I. LUMPUR, 1V Sun. President Johnson warned China today that it was inviting danger by pursuing the development of nuclear power. Speakinc ;it a banquet hrri 1 in his honour, Mr. Johnson said that nations which did not seek national nuclear weapons
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    Cheers all the way
    1503 1 NSIDE: Six pages of pictures President Johnson and Lady Bird fly in to a tumultuous airport welcome by 20,000 Malaysians STRAITS TIMES REPORTERS KUALA LUMPUR. Sunday The Texan tapper ALL the fanfare of a Royal occasion was laid on for President and Mrs. Johnson, who flew
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    Copters: Better terms?
    544 1 Copters: Better terms? KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. President Johnson has promised to help Malaysia get better terms to buy American helicopters for use in East Malaysia. Malaysia has ordered $20 million worth of the Sikorsky helicopters at five and a half prr cent Interest spread over seven years. Disclosing this at
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    Youth shot
    69 1 Xl AI.A 1.1 MPI'K. Sun 081 (h.inc. 81. of Amp.um New Villaur. waa shot dead. 'JO others in-iuri-il and 1 "*7 arroted by polirc whrn a demonstration against President Johnson's State visit here broke out in the capital today. There were also demonstrations in Pena n c. where
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    STOP PRESS $1.5 MIL. THEFT
    46 1 STOP PRESS $1.5 MIL. THEFT CHICAGO. Sob A painting valued at ill million was stolen earh today from the Ohk ing. Correggio's "Madonna Art institute. The p and Child with St. John was recently acquired tbe institute and in one of its must on Mil possessions.
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  • The first six hours...
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      90 2 10*15 S»m«2 President and Mrs. Johnson at the door--^■mbmbhbhmhhm way of the presidential jet. Air Force One. noments after its arrival at Subang Airport. As they alighted from the plane, the first volley of the 21-gun salute, by the '"A" Battery. Ist Regiment, Malaysian Artillery, boomed out across the tarmac.
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      Meeting the VIPs at the airport
      103 3 1O«5O a.m. The Deputy Prime Minister, Tun Abdul —■■b^-^— Razak, greeting President Johnson. Awaiting their turn are: (from left) Tun. H. S. Lee, Tun Lim Yew Hock, Toh Puan Lim, Tun Mustapha, Toh Puan Mustapha, and Dato Abdul Rahman, President of the Senate. Behind
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      For LBJ a special cheer from 177 children...
      103 3 I^UALA LUMPIR Sun The loudest cheers for President and Mrs. Johnson at the airport today came from about 400 members of the American community who occupied a special spot on the tarmac. Particularly thrilled were the 177 American childrrn who had driven
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      Drive to the Istana Tetamu... in the special bullet-proof car
      67 4 Drive to the Istana Tetamu in the special bullet-proof car 11 a.m.: The presidential car, the bullet-proof, bub-ble-top Lincoln Continental, leaving the airport at the head of a 30-car motorcade for the drive to Istana Tetamu. Flanking the car are two of President Johnson's bodyguards, while the special bodyguard car
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      Lucky Stephanie
      93 4 IJOLDING a bouquet of flowers to be presented to Mrs Johnson, pretty four-year-old Stephanie Brll daughter of the American Ambassador to Malaysia. Mr. James Bell, was the darling of the crowd at the welcoming ceremony for President Johnson at the airport yesterday. While waiting for the presidential jet
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      A minute's silence at War Memorial...
      55 5 11 CO a.m. President Johnson i^LHMMH observes a minute's silence after laying a wreath at the War Memorial yesterday morning. Behind him (from 'left) are the Minister of Home Affairs, Tun Ismail the President's ADC, Lt.-Col. James Cross, and the Deputy Prime Minister. Tun
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      KAMPONG L.J. IS RE-NAMED AFTER JOHNSON
      194 5 j/UALA LUMPUR. Sun. K amponj Labu Jaya. the showpiece FLDA settlement scheme. 20 miles from Seremban. today became Kamp o n g L.B. Johnson in honour of the President's visit. I Thf renaming >[ the kampong was announced by Tenaku Abdul Rahman at a
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      A toast by the King at palace...
      97 6 A toast by the King at palace ALL Royal and YIP eyes turn on President and Mrs. Johnson at the lunch in the Istana Negara during the Yang di-Pertuan Agong's toast to the President. In the picture, from left to right, are the Sultan of Selangor the Raja Permaisuri Agong,
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      Johnson's tribute to Malaysia: An example to all Asia....
      304 6 Johnson's tribute to Malaysia: An example to all Asia.... KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. President Johnson today paid a glowing tribute to Malaysia whose example in combating Communism and raising living standards offered flope for the future. The President was addressing a 20.000 s tr on g crowd at Subang airport after
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      The quick-change President
      14 7 HE DONS BUSH-JACKET FOR COPTER FLIGHT WITH RAZAK TO LAND SCHEME
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      King on U.S. role: Securing peace for millions
      319 7 King on U.S. role: Securing peace for millions RUALA LUM.PUR, Sun. The Yang di-Per-tuan Agong said today that Malaysia understood the vital rolo America was playing to defend South Vietnam for peace in Asia. His Majesty, who was welcoming President and Mrs. Johnson at Subang a i r p ort,
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      302 5 Straits Times ro^ swo^ V' i:i>»> drawn reJerunc to 1 across. 1. T»«i*rrn>ni hm> nothing; on 23. 2fi or 17 il2> this pfw distribution 26 in. 7 character expecting to meet 4-1-3-4) space-travellers soon? (3. 2. S. Three-quarter length Mock- 3. 4> inns dispatched to the girl. IS. At the
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      221 6 B 5 M tiiii^i'iiii A THE ORIGINAL WAS A SHARP PHOTO. THIS IS A COPY HADE ON A LEADING COPIER. THIS IS A 3M DRY PHOTO COPY OF THE SAME ORIGINAL. Copies Get a Bright New Image Losing face with feeble copies? with 3M "209" Dry Photo Copier. As a
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    Johore's 'mad art' contest hilarious hit
    223 8 JOHORE BAHRU, Sun. The first "mad artist" festival in Malaysia met with tremendous success from the public here yesterday evening. There was fun and laughter all around with the contestants In fancy dress competing with one another to be at their craziest to produce
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    Union dance
    45 8 SINGAPORE. Sun. Mrs. Jek Yeun Thong, wife of the Labour Minister, will give away prizes at a social and dance being organised by the Food, Drinks and Allied Workers Union for Nov. 5 at the St. John Ambulance Association headquarters in Beach Road.
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    Hungarian trade team flies in for talks
    192 8 Hungarian trade team flies in for talks SINGAPORE, Sun. A four-man Hungarian mission arrived here today to establish trade ties between Hungary and the Republic. The delegation's leader. Dr. Sandor Perjes, told reporters that besides trying to establish a trade mission here, the delegation would also meet leaders of the
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    A drive against bicycle thieves
    137 8 PENANG. Sunday. DOLICE have launched a campaign to check thefts of motor-cycles and bicycles. Announcing this at a Press conference yesterday, the Chief Police Officer, Inche Salleh bin Abdul Rahman, advised owners to carry their registration certificates and other documents to facilitate police checks and
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    Photo contest
    27 8 SINGAPORE, Sun— The Singapore Polytechnic Photographic Society has extended the closing date for entries for the "Fifth Singapore and Malaysia Students' Photographic Competition" to Friday.
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    Labour court hearing
    67 8 SINGAPORE, Sun— The Singapore Second Industrial Arbitration Court will hear a case between the Singapore Motor Workshop Employees Union and three motor Arms at 2.30 p.m. on Wednesday. The union is asking the management of Borneo Motors, Century Motors and Orchard Motors all of Singapore to provide
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    Seminar on books
    51 8 SINGAPORE: Bun.— The Minister for Education. Mr. Ong Pang Boon, will declare open a seminar on the problems of book production and distribution In Singapore at the National Theatre lecture hall at 10.30 a.m. on Tuesday. Participants to the "workshop" Include booksellers, educationists, librarians, printers, publishers and
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    We must have a close knit society, says Lee
    394 8 SINGAPORE, Sunday. THK Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, today stressed the importance of getting the people organised in a young nation like Singapore. Speaking at the diamond Jubilee celebration and the opening of the new premises of the Temple Hock
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    Driving tests
    29 8 BINOAPORE. Bun— The Force* Driving Club will hold "Driving Tests" In conjunction with Tourist Week at Empress Place on Nov. 5 4rotn 10 a.m. to 5.30 p.m.
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    248 students get their swim awards
    86 8 SINGAPORE. Sun— The MP for Aljunled. Mr. S. V. Llngam, this morning presented certificates to 248 students who recently passed the "beginners swimming classes" organised by the Ministry of Social Affairs. The presentation ceremony was held at the River Valley Road swimming pool. Mr.
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    Koran reading competition
    57 8 BINOAPORE. Sun.— The finals of the Koran reading contest In Singapore will be held on Dec. 3 at the Telok Kurau secondary school In Still Road Instead of the Oeylang Serai vocational school. Two competitors win be selected to represent the Republic at the International Koran reading
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    Store opening
    23 8 SINGAPORE, Sun. BftU Shoe Company Ltd. will open Its newly-renovated Premier Store at North Bridge Road on Thursday at 430 p.m.
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    PAINTING COURSE
    68 8 SINGAPORE. Sun— The Adult Education Board will start a six-month practical course in oil painting on Nov. 5. Registration for the course is now open, and forms on personal or written application are obtainable from the board. The tuition fee is $30. and enrolment is limited to 30
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    A LUCKY DRAW FOR TAXI DRIVERS
    112 8 SINGAPORE, Sun. The Singapore Taxi Drivers' Association today announced that its members would be participating in the Tourist Week celebrations, beginning on Nov. 5. in a "big way." The secretary of the association. Mr. Chong Yoon Hlng. said that all the association's members would
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    Youth shot dead by police
    1231 9 Anti -American demonstrations in Penang, Ipoh, Seremban, Malacca, Johore Bahru, Muar and the capital By STRAITS TIMES REPORTERS J£UALA LUMPUR, Sun. Police fired six shots at a charging mob of 500 demonstrating against President Johnson's State visit here today. One youth was killed and another
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    TENGKU: SO SAD, BUT POLICE HAD NO CHOICE
    308 9 KUALA LIMPI'R. Sun Thr Prime Minister. Trngku Abdul Rahman, .today described thr shnilmi; of an anti Johnson demonstrator outside the I sis buildinc herr as 'Sad" but said it fll something which could happen anywhere in the world. "In tlie circumstances there
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      53 9 The weather HIGHEST .intl lnueM letilpc.atuivs in Mriliv.siH and 1 Singapore for the period 8 p ni Saturday to 8 pm vrstrrrtiiv: lli.lm-m lm,r.| Kuwlii I.timptii' 88 72 i Kota Bharu 7!* 73 PonaiiK 86 73 i Ipoh 91 70 Malacra 89 73 Singapore 88 7". Jp.ssrllon Xi; 73 Kuc-hinu
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    DEATHS
    48 10 M Wordt SIS (Minlwmm) WILLIAMSON. At toll (lore* "Wood-:-«'"i« Hill Brow, 1.i,,, Hampshire. After a long Illness Mathrw. IVIIIIaia— CABLE RECEIVED FROM W. l.inlon Mr. Stewart Alexander Anderson. 0.8.X., former Senior I 'inner „l Ilitchie A BlaMt. died in ::<llntiurth Honpiial on 24th October In**. Deeply regretted.
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENT
    26 10 79 Word* Sit (Minimum) ROLAND AND LUCY SMITH thank friend*, relatives for valuable gifts, attendance, congratulatory messagea. oatstance on occasion of their marriage to lttAft
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    IN MEMORIAM
    26 10 2* HnrW. $IS (Minimum) IN CHERISHED MEMORY or Blanche |||t(j Ong called to eternal re»t ".MOM Lovingly rfrn-mbered by her husband, daughter and son-in-law.
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    Lock icon The Straits Times Monday. October 31, 1966. Successful Visit
    672 10 The big visit has bwn a big success. All who helped to plan Sunday's events from Cabinet Ministers to civil servants are to be congratulated on a job well done. Ensuring the President's security while doing him ap- propriate public honour,
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    Tougher Target
    406 10 The United Nations General j Assembly has taken only three months to cut through the legal tangle over South-West Africa which the International 1 Court of Justice wrestled with vainly for six years. The South African mandate, inherited from the League of Nations on terms which the World
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    Fire Danger
    184 10 Such serious fires as those in Singapore and Kuala Lumpur over the weekend come, mercifully, only rarely; but need they come at all? A feature of life in many slum areas like those just razed is the hazardous parallel between material conditions which turn them into firetraps and
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    THE SPEECHES AT LAST NIGHT'S STATE BANQUET 'We are proud to support your ideals...'
    1282 10 THE SPEECHES AT LAST NIGHT'S STATE BANQUET 'We are proud to support your ideals...' A POSITIVE COUNTER TO COMMUNIST AGGRESSION AT the luncheon which you Mr. President, so kindly gave in my honour when I visited your great country in July, 1 964, you were good enough to welcome me
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    Malaysia, symbol of hope
    931 10 FOR A WAR-TORN NATION ACROSS THE CHINA SEA... I HAVE travelled more than 15,900 miles since I left Washington two weeks ago and am near the end of my journey through Asia. Soon I must return to America. Nowhere in my travels have I found greater
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    Barisan and the 'rules of the game'
    227 11 Barisan and the 'rules of the game' CINGAPORR. Sun. The Minister for Social Affairs and Culture. In che Othman \\<>k said last night that the type of Opposition needed in Singapore should be a responsible and intelligent one. capable of not onlT discharging their duties to the electors but also
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    Lock icon Suharto thanks military tribunal
    79 11 JAKARTA. Sun. Army Strongman Gen. Suharto yesterday presented charters of appreciation to members of the special Military Tribunal. Antara news agency reported today. Gen. Suharto said the tribunal team was awarded the charters of appreciation "not for the verdicts they have dealt out, but for the
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    Lock icon Sihanouk: A denial
    39 11 DHNOM PENH, Sun. Cambodia s official Khmer Press news agency today denied a U.S. report that Prince Sihanouk, the Cambodian Head of State, had sent a message to President Johnson just before the Manila conference. Reuter.
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    Rotary talk
    32 11 SINGAPORE. Sun Dr Arthur Thevathasan. third Rotary International vice-president, will speak on World community service' at the luncheon meeting ol the Rotary Club of Singapore at Cathay Hotel on Wednesday.
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    Minister's date
    36 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. rhe Minister of Lands and Mlnes.lnche Abdul Rahman Ya'akub. will open the inaugural meetlne of the National Land Renabllltatloi and Consolidation Authority ai hli ministry In Jalan Ourcwy here on Tuesday.
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    Fishing talk
    29 11 PENANO. Sun The Minister of Agriculture and Co-operatives. Hajl Mohamed Ghaxall bin HiJl Jawl. will meet the representatives of Inshore fishermen at ih« St«ite Secretariat here tomorrow.
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    Cheque for mosque
    37 11 PORT BWETTENHAM. Sun Th* Sultan of Selangur will receive n cheaue lor f ISO 000 tomorrnw from Inch« Sarrmd r.ln Mai don. a landowner here to build a I new moaque at Port Swtttanham
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    Blaze wipes out a vice colony
    412 11  -  ABUL FAZIL By Singapore, Sunday 250 people were made homeless thii morning when a two-hour fire wiped out a small squatter colony of nine zinc and wooden huts in Maude Road. Thirty people, including two firemen, sustained minor burns but only one man was
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    Singapore police foil anti-LBJ show
    321 11 Singapore police foil anti-LBJ show Sun.— Singapore's extreme Left today failed to mount their grand anti-American campaign as P r c s i d ent Johnson arrived in Kuala Lumpur. Throughout the island, they scattered at the sight of the police. It ended without a demonstration of any significant size
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    Stolen bike recovered
    51 11 IPOH. Sun. A butcher. Ngan Ah Fatt 26. who lost hie motor 7<-> c *h'ch he had parked in Jalan Pasir Puteh here, on Thursday, found it in a lane off nearby Jalan Bendahara yesterday alter a two-day searrh Having reported the low. he alao wport«i lte
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    Luxury liner due soon
    42 11 MOKE. .sun. Th* mMiry Una President Rtxwvpit. the hip of American President I, will arnvr in Sineipore on 10 with about 275 tourist* on i board. Ibe liner is now on her second ro.jnd-t he-world tour this year.
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      710 11 T V MALAYSIA CHANNEL s— Kuala Lum- Hoover Dam; 6.35 Lawmanpur and P*nan»; fi Ipoh and j The Encounter; 7 New* In Malacca; 3, 10 Johore Bahru; English; 7.10 Pancharan- 735 4— Talpms. 7— Batu Pahat; Honey West— Live A Little. 9— Kluanc Kill A Little; 8 News In Mandarin:
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      Lock icon Mao's nuclear arsenal — by an expert
      418 12 Mao's nuclear arsenal by an expert 100 UP BY MID-1967' \yA SHIN GTON, Sun. A leading American nuclear scientist estimated yesterday that China may have 100 atomic bombs. and missile warheads by mid--1967, a development that could force the U.S. to revise its strategy in Vietnam. Dr. Ralph Lapp said
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      Wartime diamond hoard sale sets off 'fever'
      110 12 'JX)KYO, Sun. Diamonds requisitioned to help th«* Japanese war effort were snapped up yesterday by buyers who queued all night outside departmental stores here. The diamonds, called "Crystals of Patriotism in wartime days, were the first batch of thousands to be released by
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      161 12 Swimmer Sen stopped by cramp PANAMA CITY. Bun. Doctors rushed Indian lawyer Mihir Sen to hospital last night after stomach cramp forced him to abandon his attempt to swim the Panama Canal non-stop. But Mr. Sen, 36, declined to enter hospital and returned to his hotel to rest. saying he
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      27 12 KINSHASA. Sun. The Congolese Government warned last night that the authors of "anti-national and counter-revolutionary" articles In the local Press will be severely punished. Reuter.
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      423 12 SIRIKIT ILL SO JOHNSON MOTORCADE GOES STRAIGHT TO AIRPORT Last-minute talks with Thanom and Thanat BANGKOK. Sunday pRESIDRMT Johnson held brief last-minute talks with the Thai Prime Minister, Marshal Thanom Kittikachorn, and the Foreign Minister, Tun Thanat Khoman, early today before flying to Kuala Lumpur. Meanwnue, it was announced that
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      55 12 NAIROBI. Sun. The Australian pop group. The Seekes, were banned from performing in Kenya today when they arrived by plane to start a tour When the group arrived at the airport they were called into the Immigration office and informed that their work permits to perform
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      48 12 SYDNEY. Sun A record six > million Australians will vote in the Nov 26 general flection, to decide whether Premier Holts Liberal Country Party will continue to govern for the nrxt three years. Voting Is compulsory for all Australian citizens 21 and over. —Reuter
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      39 12 GIBRALTAR. Bun. The British Colonial Secretary. Mr. Fred Lee. was cheered by crowds at the airport here when he arrived last night from London for a check on the colony's frontier dispute with I Spain. Reuter. I
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      42 12 CAIRO. Sun —Men convicts of molesting or aimoyi ik women in Cairo streets may in future have their heads shaved. This warning *as contained in a series of directives published here today by the Governor of Cairo. Sa'ad Zayed Reuter
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      NKRUMAH PACKED OFF TO ISLAND EXILE
      213 12 ACCRA, Sun— Ghana s de posed dictator. Kwame Nkrumah, has now been "exiled" from Guinea, where he fled last year. H.* has been packed on* to an island a few miles out in the Gulf of Guinea and given a villa and some girls
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      28 12 WARSAW. Sun —Police have arrested 34 nightclub managers, bartenders and waiters for allegedly watering down the drinks at some of Warsaw's most fashionable night spots— UPI.
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      146 12 f)ALLAS, Sun. A Texas court yesterday ruled that a 95-year-old millionaire philanthropist and his 57-year-old nurse are free to live out their days In marital bliss. Judge E H Griffin declared that there was no truth in charges that the seven-times married nurse.
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      271 12 Red Guard siege puts drivers on their mettle VfOSCOW. Sun. It T1 takes a crack driver to manoeuvre in and out of the gates of the Soviet Embassy in Peking, a Soviet newspaper correspondent said today. Foreign diplomats visiting the Embassy are liable to be beaten up by Chinese Red
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      315 12 U.S. infantrymen kill 49 Viet troops near the Cambodian border SAIGON, Sunday infantrymen killed 49 North Vietnamese troops and captured two while repelling three major Communist attacks in North Vietnam's central highlands, the U.S. military headquarters said today. The Americans reported only light casualties in the battle near the Cambodian
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      275 13 Guinea's Foreign Minister held in Ghana ACCRA, Sun. Guinea's Foreign Minister and 18 other officials were arrested here yesterday and held hostage by the Ghana Government. A Ghana Foreign Ministry statement, read over Ghana Radio, said Guinea had been consistently hostile to Ghana since a coup d'rtat last February ousted
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      48 13 PARIS. Sun. France's top businessmen will soon be able to call up a Jet taxi service and order an aircraft to take them anywhere in Europe. The service, called Unl-Jet. Is being set up here by a group Including the Dassault aircraft firm. —Reuter.
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      277 13 LOR.MFR Koreiun Minister I>r. Subandrin sniffs as lie listens to thr death xnten.e by the special military tribunal for hrlpin a Communist Party plan of the coup d'etat lasi October. Army judges, in ramming uo charges aciinst Dr. Subandrio. declared he knew of the coup plans
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      51 13 TOKYO. Sun. A pronounced earthquake rocked multi-storey buildings in Tokyo last night. The tremor seemed to last about five seconds. It begun quietly, then a sharper shock caused thr Reuter office In Tokyo, nitua--1 ted on the ninth floor of an office block, to sway slckenlngiy.
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      38 13 NEW YORK. Bun. A group of campers had a narrow escape when a military jet aircraft exploded in the air and scattered flaming wreckage over their caravan site today. One camper, a woman, was injured. Reuter.
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      35 13 BERNE. Sun. The Roman Catholic news agency has reported that five Chinese priests were buried alive at Tientsin, near Peking, in early October after being condemned to death by a people's court. Reuter.
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      152 13 ARRESTED: JOKER WITH A $170,000 SECRET r)AR-ES-SALAAM. Sun When airport Customs became suspicious at the weight of a Passenger's briefcase yesterday he told them jokingly that he had gold hidden under a false bottom. They searched him and found 29t gold bars worth more than $170,000 in the briefcase under
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      53 13 WASHINGTON. Sun. America's Lunar Orbiter 1 which took a series of pictures of possible moon landing sites last August, wax sent crashing onto the dark side of the moon yesterday. This was done to stop It interfering with a new moon probe to be sent up on
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      396 13 Dr Sun Vat-Sen's widow defends Red Guards HONG KONG. Sun. JLjADAM Soong Ching-Ling, a vice-chair-man in the Chinese Government who was said to have come under Red Guard criticisms as a bourgeois element, has defended the need for the current 'cultural revolution" in China. "When a new order is to
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      205 13 Smith: We intend to keep our freedom SALISBURY. Sun. Prime Minister. Mr. Lan Smith last night warned the world that the sooner it realised that Rhodesia intended to keep its Independence the better it would be for everybody concerned. Mr Bmlth was speaking to about 600 whites at a fete
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      275 13 Lunagrad— city the Russians plan to build on moon MOSCOW, Sunday SOVIET scientists laid plans yesterday to build a town on the' lunar surface. Ta&s reported theories under discussion here on "whole towns" which can be built on the moon "in our 20th century." Houses could be made of lunar
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      204 14 Tulsi Das's place in Indian literature The Petition to Ram. By Tulsi Das (Allen Unwin 485.) By S. SIVADAS THIS is a translation of Tulsi Das' Vinaya-pat-rika by Dr. F. R. Allchin, of Cambridge University. It is sponsored jointly by the Unesco and the Sahitya Academy of India Dr. Allchin
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      188 14 NOTES FROM A SEA DIARY: Hemingway All the Way by Nelson Algren (Deutsch 30s). NELSON ALGREN Is an American Villon for whom the brothel is the microcosm or the human condition. A trip to the Orient that took him to Pusan. Kowloon, Bombay and Calcutta furnishes
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      375 14 The wolf and the lamb CHURCHILL AND BEAVER BROOK by Kenneth Young (Eyre and Spottiswoode 425.) WINSTON Churchill always had a weakness for "outsiders." for buccaneers as friends. His enjoyment of them was innocent, sometimes almost naive: and so it was with the longest friendship of his life, with Max
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      208 14 IT MUST BE THE CLIMATE By Leo Vaughan. (Eyre and Spottiswoode. 225. 6d.) THE LOVE DEPARTMENT. By William Trevor. (Bodley Head. 255.) By WALTER WARWICK Q F course It's the climate. Somerset Maugham was first to point this out, and while Mr. Vaughan is no
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    Exhibition by 'master of brush magic'
    226 15 Exhibition by 'master of brush magic' I/UAL A LUMPUR. Sun. Thr "master of brush magic" Professor David Kwo has returned to Malaysia to hold another one-man exhibition at the AlA 'Building here, beginning tomorrow. Prof Kwo an American Chinese, who held his first exhibition here In 1963. impressed art lnyers
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    Vacancies in the RAF
    44 15 SINGAPORE. Sun. A rrcruiting team from thr RAF. •ill be in Sincapon? from tomorrow to Nov. 3 t<> rn-ruit airframe and engine mechanics. firemen, drivers, stewards and cooks. Vter their training they will te with the Far East Air Force
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    Association moves to beat 'struck off' threat
    108 15 TAIPING. Sun. The Taipinc Tourist Promotion Association, faced with the threat of cancellation of its registration by Nov. 10. has emhurkr-ri on a membership ilrive. A special merlins of the association here vestr-r--(l.iv decided to write to thr recistrar requesting h to defer
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    140 15 SENU URGES TEACHERS TO BE DEDICATED WEREMBAN, Sun. The Minister ot Information and Broadcasting. Inche Scnu bin Abdul Rahman, yesterday opened the annual meeting of the Negn Sembilan elation of the Board Ol Directors of National Schools, the Jir.n of it.-. kind In Malay.-ia. Praising the association for setting an
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    Emergency meeting for strike ballot
    249 15 Emergency meeting for strike ballot VHIOH BLAMES GOVT. FOR ITS ACTION SINGAPORE. Sunday. JHE Public Daily-rated Electrical Workers' Union, one of the 13 affiliates of the 15.000--strong Public Daily-rated Employees' Union Federation, is calling an emergency meeting on Nov. 20 to take a strike ballot. The secretary of the union.
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    'Keep Taiping clean' project
    63 15 TAIPINO. Sun. Thr T.npine ti. v n council ha.> emoitvkrd on a >300.000 project to cover all the Iratiu In thr tovn as pan c>f us .Hmpaittri to keep the town clean. Thr council which li to spend 528.000 on providing concrete coran for the drains
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    Johore's Mad Art contest a hilarious hit
    363 15 TOHORE BAHRU. Sun. J The first "mad artist" festival In Malaysia met with tremendous success from the public here yesterday evening. There was fun and laughter all around with the contestants in fancy dress competing with one another to be at their cra7iest
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    Heart talk at Lions' lunch
    58 15 SINGAPORE. Sun Prolessor rhi.mi Ypp of Columbia Univcr-m-v. New York, will speak on •The S'.uily of Hsin 'heart >' ihe luncheon meeting or thr Lions Club r>r Sincaporc m thf Prmce'f Restaurant on Wedne.sday. Th? tlub will present h.m 1 ith book! in Chinese on
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      211 15 l//r»f/ O< t p By V.T. flam I'm ru^SE CARTRICXiES "i-^^J I WHAT DID i-ONEST.W'E I V''V*~~ mc <L uts TIME- CONTROL I "T^'F^'WTf^H W'X^ IN THE fire n| YOU DO DIDN'T DO W V^A«! CREW WAS ON Ji ■^^^BJ *y- SURE STiRREP UP MAYBE \WiTHTHE AVTYTHING 3 THAT THE
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    1718 18 Two 'sensations' on stagnant Exchange From Our Market Correspondent STAGNATED Stock Exchange last week was hit by two "sensations" the parliamentary statement on Gammon early in the week and the announcement by the Bank Negara on the affairs of Malayan Banking at the end of the period. It Is a
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    29 18 ♦4. IS. 14. J7. 21. 11. ipw Ib. i MS rtt. H\\ eU. IS rU <1S rU. «>><■ rta. t>»r pkcall IfiM.rv, MN.fl Jt.no Mi *««x.x: MoA.?ft »«0l!
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    494 18 rr. following i% a complete list of revised quotations for the week ended on Saturda, October >9: INOUITRIALI I. Al»* Rncka Rou»i»»d 1.4& ,vi C <" M i C.C.M. deb 1 113 C.T.B. era.. 47 48 H CS. Holdings Ml 3.U6 id DliDlOpfc J 4.' Eaal.
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    48 18 Industrial*: Tins: S rubber* Ocl 24 92.49 108.61 110.52 Oct. 25 Oci 26 Ocl 27 92 19 9195 SCO 108.04 ***** ***** 110.52 110.52 110 52 Dec. 30 1963 100 Dec. 29. 1962 100 Oct. 28 109.6.1 ***** Oc< 28 92.31 109 63 HO 52
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    49 18 •iT* 1.! *»'"lallon "anlii In Malay. sia made thtse changr* in it» rates to JlOO)"* 1"* Batur<lay f*t*» to Canada: buying TT 35 3/*. airmail 1,,. 36 lm«-« o.^'lL" 1 TT or 0D rtld»; Canarla WMt O*""""! 1 12»: IwiUerlsne 140 5/8: Prance 18OJ; and luly 1026*.
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    26 18 QN tbe t,.a „«h.ng, wmm HOOt: Kong on Baturdav th» U 1 rtoiijr lor Tt! for lash. lltihng v»% rjuoicd at 16 00 and
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    Tin price up by 37 cts.
    1060 19 rE Straus tin price last! week was generally steady and on Saturday morning mere wa.s a rally of 3'< i cent.s to $608,621 on an estimated ottering down 10 tons to 23U tons. Good all-round support was reported which limited the local drop although
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    IN MEMORIAM
    39 19 In ever loving memory of Mr. < hanan Singh died on (.11.65. Dearly remembered by his beloved wife, children and relatives. First Anniversary Bhog ceremony at Sikh Temple Tapah on S.U.M noon. Inserted by wife, sons and daughters.
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      415 19 IN THE HIGH COURT IN THE REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE (incinatini Prtition \n. of 1966 In the Matter of Chrr Swrr O'henf Company Limited And In thr Matter of Ihr Companies Ordinance (Chapter 174) NOTICE is hereby given Uiat die Order of the High Court of the j Republic of Singapore
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      400 19 CAMBRIDGE SC/MCE/HSC EXAMINATIONS 1966 STATE OF PERAK Notification of examination centres and time-tables for private candidates In respect of the above examinations have already been despatched to given addresses. Private candidates who have not received their index numbers and time-tables up-to-date are advised to contact this office by phone Ipoh
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      846 19 NOTICES IN THE HIGH COURT OF THE REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE Originating Summons) No. 239 of 1986 In the Mailer ol a deposit or title deed* to Meare account* current And In the Matter of Order 52 Rule 4il) of tb« Kules of the Hlgb touri Between CHUNG KHIAW BANK LIMITED
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      613 19 TENDER JABATAN KERJA RAYA. PERAK KENYATAAN TAWARAN Tawaran2 akan dl-ter;ma diPejabai Jurutera Neserl. Jabatan Kerja Raya. Perak. Ipoh hlngga jam pukul 300 peung pada 411 1966 darl pemborong2 J.K.R yang berdafter kelas EX ka kelas D berkepala VII untok:— MENASANO 6" DAN 4" ASDESTOB BIMEN PAIP AVER DAN SABAOAI PEPKERJAAN
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      773 19 TENDERS LEMBAGA LETRIK NEGARA I TANAH MELAYU Tranimiiaion Contract No. 1431 MA Tenders are Invited from Contractors registered under Classes Al. A 2 and A3 with me Lem Letrik Negara for Site Preparation. Levelling and Drainage Works at Kuala Lumpur South SubstaMon Tender documents will be Issued by the consulting
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    CONFRONTATION...
    11 20 CONFRONTATION Kuan Yew in verbal exchange with leader of Nanyanp: delegation
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    3rd MCA WARD IN PERAK GOES INTO SUSPENSION
    174 20 3rd MCA WARD IN PERAK GOES INTO SUSPENSION SITIAWAN, Sunday. A MOTHER ward brunch of the MCA in Perak has suspended all its activities in protest against the expulsion by party headquarters of Mr. Sim Mow Yu, one of three national vice-chairmen of the MCA Youth over the language issue.
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    Workshop on books
    89 20 (SINGAPORE, Sun. The Minister of Education, Mr. Ont? Pang Boon, will open v three day workshop on the problems of book production and distribution in Singapore at the National Library at 10.30 a.m. on Tuesday. The workshop, supervised by a Unesco consultant Mr D. N. Malhotra. is
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    Zainal back from Taipeh
    48 20 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. The Director-General of Informnli-.n and Broadcasting. Syed Zainal Abidin, was elected a vlce-piesi-aent of the AriSfl Broadcu-stinti Union at the ABU meet ing i:i Taipoli The term of office 1* three years. Syed Zainal returned here last night from the meeting.
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    MALAYSIA GIVES WAY TO JAKARTA, MANILA
    131 20 MALAYSIA GIVES WAY TO JAKARTA, MANILA I ONDON. Sun. -MaAJ laysia' has withj drawn its candidate for Unesco's executive board to assure the election of the candidates from Indonesia and the Philippines, it was announced yesterday. Inche Khir Johari, the Education Minister, who heads Malaysia's delegation to the Unesco general
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    Lee's speech
    39 20 SINGAPORE. Sun. Radio I Singapura s Enßlish service will be broadcasting tomorrow at 10.30 p.m. excerpts from a speech made by the Prime Minister. Mr. Lee Kuan Yew. earlier this month at the seminar on international relations.
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    Driver fined for molesting girl in bus
    84 20 KUANTAN, Sun —A bus driver-conductor who outraged the modesty of a teenage girl passenger In his bus. was lined $300 or six months' jail. The magistrate. Inchr Gulam Mustapha bin Nader AH, told Ciiow Four. 33. "No passenger, certainly not young ttirls, would
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    Theft from home
    31 20 IPOH, Sun —Lee Ah Mool, 34. a housewife, reported to the police the loss of $300. two watches, and two pens, from her home in Canning Gardens here.
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    $10,000 for Nantah
    60 20 CIN(iAPORK, Sun. A prominent businessman and scholar. Mr. Tan York Scone, has donated SlO.OOO to Nanyang Iniversity for buying books for the new SI million library buildin? which was opened by the Primp Minister. Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, yesterday. Mr. Tan also presented the Nantah library with
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    Kidnapped miner rescued by police
    345 20  - Kidnapped miner rescued by police Chan Beng Soon: By Alor Star, Sunday J^ TAIPING tin miner, Mr. Ng Pek Lim, held captive for the last 15 days for $350,000 ransom, was rescued from his kidnappers yesterday by a joint Thai-Malaysian police party in a jungle hide-out- in Sabai-Yoi, 18 miles
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    $30,000 grant for Nantah
    24 20 SINGAPORE. Bun The A*l» Foundation has made a grant of »***** to Nanyang University for research material* on modern Chin*.
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    British AA chief gives safety tips
    342 20 British AA chief gives safety tips SINGAPORE. Sun. The director-gene-ral of the Automobile Association in Britain. Mr. A. C. Durie. has suggested a "long-term policy of education" to promote road safety. Mr. Durie, who is now visiting Singapore, said yesterday a start should be made In schools to provide this
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    STC workers to take strike ballot
    183 20 SINGAPORE. Sun. The Siiißaport Traction Company Employees 1 Union is to take a ballot for industrial action following a breakdown in talks with the management. Commenting t.xJav <>n th» breakdown. the union* secretary Mr I, or Hock Seng said: "The efforts of the NTUc.
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    Donations to former Thomas Cup star Ismail
    108 20 SINGAPORE. Sun— Thre« donations have been received for former Thomai Cup badminton player Ismail Marjan, who is bedridden after a major operation. The donors are: Ahmad Hall Taff $5. S. Abdullah and Friend* $10. Abdul Jabber $5 The Madam Khoo Gmtk Khim fund
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    Taxi men back tourist week
    62 20 SINGAPORE. Sun. The Su>Kapore Taxi Drivers' Association today announced that its member* would participate in tourist week celebrations beginning from Nov. 5 in a "bite way" The secretary d the assocUt on, Mr Chotiß Yoon Hing. said that all members would carry th« tourist handbook
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      129 20 TO ESSO CUSTOMERS ESSO— the people who PUT A TIGER IN YOUR TANK— brine you Information about further improvements to their premium and regular gasoline to give you greater power, plus performance and happy motoring. Manufactured in relation to the highest International standards for which Esso has come to be
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      42 20 Bugs Bunny By Ralph Heimdahl K '"l CAN'T STOP THISIKIN^ .^"V/ V^-*-s ABOUT POOOI I BETTER > tjiZs-J' SSt«* t« GO DOWN TTW CORNER £f y, FES A SNACK 60S I 'gimme a uambjcger /^^pN am 1 a piece o ~Js c*i j
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    Nathan beats the Seap time but not standard
    235 21  -  THAM SOON KENG MARATHON TRIAL By gTEPHEN Nathan, a 20 year old Telecoms employee in Kuala Lumpur, won the Perak AAA allcomers Marathon at Teluk Anson yesterday. Nathan, a member of the Lipht AC of Kuala Lumpur, ran the 26 mile 385
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    MCF bid for 3 cyclists
    298 21  -  MANSOOR RAHMAN Bj TEN cyclists be;it, qualifying standards in three events at the Malaysian Cyclists Federations Asian Games track trials at Merdeka Stadiun: yesterday. But only those who returned the best times in each event will be recommended by the MCF to the Olympic Council
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    Zainal's title by seven strokes
    158 21 Zainal's title by seven strokes MALAYSIAN CLOSED GOLF VAINAL ABIDIN ot Selangor won the liiit M.ilaysian closed golf championship whicb ended at the Western RoadPenang. goll course yesterday Zauiul, who had a live-stroke lead at the end oi tlie BHt day"* play, maintained his splendid form with a ttnal 18-hule
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    77 21 BRITISH SOCCER DLOUSE and jeans may nor be the right attire on the running track but Barbara Kuek docs not let this dtter her from winning a 100 m race at the Rubber Research Institute annual championships at Mcrdeka Stadium on Saturday Tan Mci Wan takes
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    $375,000 centre for Sabah
    111 21 $375,000 centre for Sabah From BILL CAMPBELL UNOKU Mohseln bin Abdjl Kadir, the assistant Minister for Youth, Culture and Sport, yesterday visited the site for a i $*****0 sports centre at Tuaj ran- 24 miles from Jesselton Construction will begin early J next year on the centre which will provde
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      SOCCER
      22 21 Malaysia tup (Sg Patanl): SiiiHian Baru 2 Ibrahim Sch. 0 Cheng Wah (up ttemi-final iP Buman. Knan DIM. 1 Ipoh 6
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      25 21 DAMANSAH DeepavaN up iKlbiib) HlKhl.ukis 3 Jalar. At-ub 3 HI GBI I NION I •■hi match iKUnsi: Kline Clllh 3 RAF S pan 14.
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    OFF TO SAIGON
    41 21 Hie Malaysian soccer tcain of 17 players and four otticiai.s lift l.umpur yesterday aitrrnoon For Shikoii to play in ih» Vietnam Republic Day tournament (mm tomorrow to SaturrtiaUand and Boulti Viein.ini arc Mir Other team.s in the tournament
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    Ganefo decision sparks Cup win
    364 21  -  JOE UORAI TENNIS By SPURRED by the announcement by the Minister for Social Affairs. Inche Othman Wok, on Saturday that a tennis team would be sent to the Ganefo at Pnom Penh next month, Singapore players yesterday put up creditable performances in vital matches to
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    Lock icon Hateley proves his worth
    467 21 LONDON. Sun. Tony Hateley, the new £100.000 centreforward signing, kept Chelsea at the top of the First Division in the English Football League yesterday with two goals in a 3-1 win over Fulham yesterday. A crowd nf 43.259 saw Hntp]py score after 39 minutes wb<»n he
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    RESULTS and TABLES
    1386 21 FIRST DIVISION Burnley 2 Man. City 3 Kvrrton 2 Lelcexter Fulham 1 lu-lsra 3 I rr<K 0 Southampton 1 Man. I Id. 1 Ararnal Newcastle 0 Sanderland 3 Notts Forest 2 Blackpool Shrff. Ltd. 3 West Ham 1 I Stoke 2 Liverpool 0 Tottenham 0 Anton Villa
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    GOLF S. AFRICA TAKE OVER THE LEAD
    328 21 GOLF S. AFRICA TAKE OVER THE LEAD MEXICO CITY. bun-South Africa took over the kad alter the third round of the Eisenhower Cup World An i atfin goli team championship here yesteraa> They have a best-three aggregate of 657-one stroke belter than Australia, who had led the field for the
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    Lenehan kicks Aussies to 9-3
    256 21 RUGDY UNION LONDON. Sun. Fullback Jim Lenehan kickrri all hid* points in Uip Australian Rugi>» Urn J victory over a combined Neath and Abenivon teßm at Nr.dh ywtefriay Leuehdii landed two- penalty goals and drooped v goal. Tha combined team atond a try It whs
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      195 21 SELDCW THE IN6URMOUMTuS &&bm, text gv&m a CJSM H^^^B\ n<O(?aaau 6winio? \n\\a, Banp s\otze quickly thah jl C\K<^U| f mo£t v> e&KB'NPBR& THf MAIN IU/NG> fO Wfv^mM I Stay w£i.i, B£h/np ix shot My ey xfgp/NG, rufi hbap jSKJ^r m $TfAPy ANP OG/,Vb/A/C7 TM& AM &&nr £>HOui,pe* xar mar JFW
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      52 21 HiKhl.l B'gor Iliv li Kiliii v s>Kor Club (Pantai); Techs v Police (Gurney Rd); TPCA v Armed Forces (Princes Rd) Xl UHY I NION Mihum Trophy: Berdang v PanUi col- i leges (SorciariK. XL). Incud- ly: Police v Mull ol Kintvri» (Thomson Rd. S'poie) SOCCtK Vix»n (.up final. Kilal Mii::i>ip:ilnv
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    Aquarium to open
    29 22 SINGAPORE. Sun— The Van Kleef Aquarium will remain open on Friday, from 10 am. to 9pm for Deepavalt. It will close on Wednesdny (or maintenance work.
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    The best weapon—by Tengku
    395 22 The best weapon by Tengku KUALA LUMPUR Sunday TiENGKU Abdul Rahman told President Johnson tonight that improvement of the lot of the people of South-east Asia, particularly South Vietnam, was the best weapon apainst Communism. The Tenjtku. who was speaking at the State banquet for the President ■it Parliament House,
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    Buildings of capital impress Lady Bird
    350 22  - Buildings of capital impress Lady Bird MARGARET WEE By KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. Mrs. Lady Bird Johnson said today that she was impressed with Malaysia's "bold concept" i n building the Federal capital with "big handsome buildings amid huge expanses of greenery." i She said this after a tour of the
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    New fire engine
    30 22 SINGAPORE. Sun— A new fire engine, called a foam tender, costing about $73,000. has just been added to the Singapore Pire BrlK»de fleet of fire-fighting vehtI cle«.
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    Dr. Tan condemns 'brutal' killing
    56 22 *f UAI.A M.MPIR. Sun IV Labour MP, Dr. Tan CfcwC Khoon. today de>rribrd tin*, morning's police killinc of an antiAmerican demonstrator ax urn ailed for. callous and brutal. In a statement issued thin evening, he said that the demonstrators were fleeing ulien the polio* opened
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    DEATH
    63 22 MRS. SIVACAMADEVI lINNATHURAV, I '.i -six I in-— Singapore [>*«»».! i« i\ peacefully in mm General Hospital, Jabora Rahru leavIMJ Ix'hiihi huMwnfi Ivmi «nn« TH. Sinna-hurav and Dr. I A ptnnathuray. two rtaiiKnti m TMl»nH\athy and KnxhnahntHin and I>r I s.n hitanandan and < .Ulan Scudal. ■■17 iki j,
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    IN MEMORIAM
    62 22 IN EVER LOVING MM drar father. Mr. 'M. Pakmnatha* •1,..l J1.10.1 not fortiot t»n. IN EVER LOVING memory of Mr. .1 M I'ak anatha'i <lx-i1 on 31 Id It. ivarlv mi>»ed >>ut <-\i-r remrmherad by hi* wife anil rhilrtrrn. CHEW CHIN HOOI .1 P. Kwllm. Kr.i^h lax*! man.
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      50 22 The weather Highest and lowest temperatures In Malavasla and Singapore for Uie pr: iod 8 p.m. Saturday to 8 p.m. > f>'.>rday Highest Lowest Kuala Lumpur 88 72 Kota Bharu 79 73 Pcnang Bfi 73 Ipoh !il 70 Mlacca M 73 Singapore H« 7o Je«elt on 86 73 KuchlnK 89
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