The Straits Times, 26 November 1966

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    25 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 150,000 The Straits Times The Ncitiwiiil WewspHpHr Estd. 1845 SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1966 15 CENTS M.C.(P) 1629 KDN 2034: 2114
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    Lock icon Viet's No. 2 soldier is a woman
    155 1 Viet's No. 2 soldier is a woman [JONG KONG, Fri. The deputy comni;mder-in-chief of Yietcong forces in South Vietnam is a WOMAN, th c New China news agency revealed last night. The agency named her as Madame Nguyen Thi Dinh (above). It quoted her as saying in a recent interview
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    Lock icon Fog-bound airport
    22 1 PARIS. Fri. A pea-soup fog at Parls-Qrly airport today forced 28 planes irom nbrnaq) to divert to other airports. UPI.
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    THOUSANDS EVACUATE HANOI
    242 1 THOUSANDS EVACUATE HANOI MANILA, Friday. J^ORTH Vietnamese authorities have started mass evacuation of Hanoi's 600,000 population in anticipation of eventual American bombing attacks on the city, according to a Filipino journalist who visited Hanoi this month. Mr. Antonio S. Araneta, assistant general manager of the Graphic weekly magazine, wrote an
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    US dead now 6,000
    153 1 100 killed and a total of 749 Gls wounded in a week... SAIGON, Friday AMERICAN combat deaths in the Vietnam war have passed the 6,000 mark, U.S. spokesmen said today. They said 100 U.S. servicemen were killed in the week ending last Saturday to raise the
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    Subandrio: No plea for clemency
    95 1 Subandrio: No plea for clemency JAKARTA. Fri. The Indonesian Supreme Court Chief Justice, Dr. Surjadi, today said that the former Deputy Premier. Dr. Subandrio. has not filed a request for clemency. Subandrio was sentenced to death last month by a special military tribunal in Jakarta for alleged complicity in last
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    Polls results on radio
    50 1 SINGAPORE. Fri— Radio Australia will broadcast a cover of the Australian general election results from 6 p.m. to 9.10 p.m. Singapore time tomorrow. The key period will be between 7.30 p.m. and 8.30 p.m.. Singapore time. Transmissions will be continuous on 25 metres and 31 metres
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    Lock icon Strike over sacred cows
    80 1 Strike over sacred cows YEW DELHI, Fri. One third of New Delhi's shops stayed closed today following the call by Hindu groups for a nationwide strike to protest against the slaughter of cows. Police were out in full force to prevent the strikers from physically compelling shopkeepers to comply with
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    Lock icon 8,000 teenagers in 'rock' riot
    58 1 KANSAS CITY, Fri. Police wielding truncheons and shotguns charged into a rock 'n' roll concert here test nlgnt to quell 8.000 rioting teenagers. Rioting started shortly before midnight when police stopped the show because of alleged obscene dances by members of the audience. About 20
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    Lock icon Rice plan talks
    48 1 RANGOON. Prl.— Ceylon'* Pood and Agricultural Minister, Mr. M.D. Banda arrived today for a flve-day visit (or talks on his Government's plans to Import 300,000 tons of rice from Burma this year. Mr. Banda Is scheduled to leave for Bangkok after his stay fiere. UPI.
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    Lock icon Asl mil blaze
    40 1 MELBOURNE. Prl. A tin which raged through the Yarragon Textile Mill at Moe. 80 mile* from Melbourne, last night caused damage estimated at A$ 1.000, 000 and has temporarily put about ISO employees out of work.— Reuter.
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    Lock icon 2,223,520 plus 21 '0 s'
    40 1 OEDDITCH. Fri. Jack Spenser, a whist player, laid down his hand of 13 spades. His companions followed 13 hearts, 13 diamonds and 13 clubs defying odds of 2,223.520.000,000,000,000,000.000,000, give or take a few thousand. Renter.
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    Crash blast: 9 die
    26 1 were killed in an explosion «nd cw and a truck carrying tlnn of £n*ene collided 20 mile? wert of sSftw "Ported tod*y.
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    I'll quit if asked to by Alliance
    354 1  -  REJAL ARBEE SAYS MENTRI BESAR By JOHORE BAHRU, Fri. JOIIORK'S Mentri Boar, Date Haii Hassan bin Yunos, said today he would resign if the Alliance asked him to do so. In an exclusive interview, the find with the press since the reported rift
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    Embezzlement probe at bank
    57 1 HONG KONG. Fri —Police art Investigating a possible embezzlement of about HK$2 lO,OOO at the Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation A statement by the bank said police were "conducting inquiries in connection with alleged irregularities In the books of the bank." following the disappearance of a
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    Tanks ring Jakarta Red refuge
    157 1 Tanks ring Jakarta Red refuge lAKARTA, Fri. J Tanks rumbled into positions around a former communist .stronghold here tonight as the prelude to a new army security drive. Armed troops have carried out several house-to-house searches there since last year's attempted communist coup. The Jakarta Harrison command chief. Brig.-Gen. Juwono.
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    STOP PRESS
    29 1 |ERUSALEM RIOTS JKRI SALEM, rri. Arab I. eelon tro«»fl ed fire on rioter* 6*mnnstrating against lor dm Ainu Hu^'in N vp.ikcsiiKin «ald then fere sr.me casu.il!ir IP!
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      Russia hits at foreign bases of the Western bloc
      372 2 ITNITED NATIONS, Fri.— The Soviet Union yesterday launched a verbal assault against foreign military bases. Dr. Nikolai T. Fedorenko told the 121 -nation first eommitu-e that Ihe ba^e.s of Western military blot-.-were a hotbed of war and •erved to oppress the
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      Lock icon Dhani case turned over to military tribunal
      144 2 Dhani case turned over to military tribunal JAKARTA, Fri. Army strongman Gen. Suharto last night turned over the case of former Air Forte Commander, Omar Dhani, to the military tribunal. He is being held on suspicion of helping the abortive Communist coup. His trial is being billed by the local
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      Aberfan fund now £1 mil.
      35 2 ABERFAN. <Wale*>, Fri. The fund for families of 144 victims of a coal-tip slide last month, reached the £1 million mark today. Money hu come from all over the world.
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      Lock icon Canada may consider move to recognise China—Pearson
      176 2 Canada may consider move to recognise China— Pearson OTTAWA, Frt. /^ANADA will consider steps to give diplomatic recognition to China if efforts fail to seat Peking in the United Nations, the Prime Minister, Mr. Lester Pearson, said yesterday. Speaking at the end of a major foreign policy address in the
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      Lock icon 'Bomb North Vietnam' call sparks N.Z. polls row
      238 2 'Bomb North Vietnam' call sparks N.Z. polls row A HEARTLESS, INHUMAN STATEMENT WELLINGTON, Fri AN election row has exploded over a New Zealand minister's call to bomb North Vietnam and his accompanying explanation that Orientals 'are different from ourselves." The Opposition Labour Party leader, Mr. Norman Kirk, told an election
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      Lock icon Four girls die as boat sinks
      44 2 TOKYO. Fri. At least four girls died after a ferry boat carrying about 30 sightseeing Junior high school students capsized and sank off Oyano Island in southern Japan today. Police said no other details were immediately available. Reuter.
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      Lock icon New ambassador
      24 2 LONDON. Fn. The now Indonesian Ambasoador to Britain, Ueut.-Oen. Ibrahim Adiie. presented nig credentials to Quppn Elizabath at Buckingham Palace today. A.P
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      Lock icon Bomb in plane caused crash of DC-3
      185 2 Bomb in plane caused crash of DC-3 ADEN, Fri. Th« A South Arabian Federal Government said last night a -deliberate act of sabotage" caused the crash of an Aden Airways plane on Monday. All 28 people aboard th« DC-3 were killed. The plane crashed into the desert 130 miles east
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      Lock icon Long-haired danger
      68 2 BRISBANt. Fn. A Bill waa Introduced In the Queensland S-.aXp Parliament today to prohibit long-haired men. as wrll m women. from working near machinery unless their hair v securely fixed. The Queensland Labour and Industry Minister. Mr. J. DHerbert, .•■aid cases had been reported from overseas of men
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      170 2 The best is also the easiest to get. Just phone. Wherever you go in Malaysia, you're never far from a Dunlop nearest Dunlop depot— who will put you in touch with your nearest dealer. A Dunlop dealer who is never far from a Dunlop depot. A Dunlop dealer— who can
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      28 2 TWE GAMBOLS .< A^ >ffr>y. /T thought Tuar TueX /"auT it eere^N /MOUSE WOULD STAY I JUST AS OUSTV J (clean when oeoese/ (aZq limey A* 501 aMVgQQ* Toy
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    Lock icon 84 killed as plane crashes after take-off
    337 3 PRAGUE, Friday. J^ BULGARIAN Ilyushin-18 airliner crashed near Bratislava airport last night, killing all 84 people abroad, it was reported today. The plane, which carried 76 passengers and a crew of eight, was on a regular flight from Sofia to Prague via Budapest
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    Fire causes $3m. damage to mill
    78 3 MELBOURNE. Fri. A big textile mill at Moe. 84 miles from here, was gutted by fire late last night and damage was estimated at more than $3,400,000. Eyewitnesses said bales of cotton and drums of liquid exploded as the tire swept through the main
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    Crash kills 15
    27 3 ANKARA. Fri Fifteen people were killed and 24 injured today when a truck carrying workers crashed through a bridge at Candiri, in central Turkey.
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    Lock icon Big freeze increases the number of jobless
    127 3 I ON DON, Fri. The Lj number of jobless in Britain has jumped by 70 per cent to more than half a million since the Government imposed its rigid economic squeeze last July. The new figure for November of *****5 was the highest
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    Margaret's trip
    30 3 LONDON. Fn. Princess Margaret and her husband Lord Snowdon will visit Brussels nest year when the Princess will open British Week, scheduled from Bepc to Oat. 7. Hauler.
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    Lock icon Tito envoy scores a Vatican first...
    74 3 Tito envoy scores a Vatican first... VATICAN CITY, Fri.— A Yugoslavia envoy conveyed President Tito's good wishes to the Pop* yesterday and became the first Communist diplomat accredited to the Vatican. Dr. Vjekoslav Cvrlje, who does not have foil ambassadorial status, delivered his credentials and message for the Pope to
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    Car crash stops trains
    53 3 NEW YORK. Fri. Train services in and out of New York's grand central station were disrupted last night when a car crashed through an overpass and plunged onto the tracks. All three people in the car were killed. The vehicle burst into flames as it hit
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    Lock icon Plea to Soekarno
    35 3 AMSTERDAM. Fri More than 100 prominent Dutchmen today addressed a telegram to President Soekarno asking him to reprieve his former Foreign Minister. Dr. Subandrio, who was sentenced to death last month. Reuter.
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    Creation of a common market in Asia matter of time, says Black
    267 3 Creation of a common market in Asia matter of time, says Black TOKYO, Friday MR. Eugene R. Black, President Johnson's adviser on South-East Asian economic development and social progress, said today he believed it was only a matter of time until steps were taken for the creation of an Asian
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    Lock icon Case of a child who DIDN'T want to be born
    236 3 Case of a child who DIDN'T want to be born T«RENTON (New Jer- sey), Fri. A deaf, dumb, blind and retarded se v c n-year-old child is suing two doctors for allowing him to be born. Mr. and Mrs. Irwln Gleitman of Arlington in New Jersey brought the suit on
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    Lock icon Two ships collide in thick fog
    79 3 Two ships collide in thick fog LONDON, Fri. Two ships collided and airline schedules were disrupted yesterday by the winter's first thick fog over southern England. The 15.848-ton tanker Crusader and the Clan MacLennan both British ships were damaged in the collision in the Thames Estuary, but there were no
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    Lock icon Police in Sicily smash big blue film ring
    120 3 PALERMO (Sicily), Fri. —Police in this Sicilian capital announced last night they had cracked a huge pornography ring that shipped lewd films from the United States to Italy The police arrested two men. one of them a New Yorker, and seized "several
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    Girl outraged: 2 years' probation
    248 6 FIREMAN'S RAPE CHARGE AMENDED SINGAPORE, Friday. jyjH. JUSTICE Kulasekaram today placed Hamzah bin Mohameq, 20, formerly a fireman with the RAF Tengah fire service, on two years' probation on an amended charge of outraging the modesty of a nine-year-old #irl behind her house in Jalan
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    Welcome
    50 6 SINGAPORE. Fri.— Stme Darby Singapore > Limited will hold a dinner .it -he Great Shanfthai restaurant, in Armenian Street on Dec. 2 to welcome Mr. O. H. Hastings, the senior overseas sales representatives ol whisky manufacturers John Dewar and Sons Ltd. Mr. Hasting will be in Singapore lor several
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    S'PORE AIRPORT
    479 6 rpHK rollow intt i« today schedule of ovll aircraft movemenla at Paya Letxr airport Singapore: ARRIVALS British Eagles: From Melbourne. Perth iEG 17.1 i .■>!.". a.m.; from Hong Kong IM 1!> 6 p.m. Thai International: From Jakarta (TG 404) II IS a.m.: from Bancknk Kuala Lumpur iTG 405)
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    Raid aftermath: Ngee Ann classes are half-empty
    218 6 OIMJAPORE. Fri. Ngee Ann College remained half-empty today, six days after police cleaned out dissident elements in the institution. In some classes today, there were fewer than 10 students each at lectures. Some of the students are still staying away in protest against
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    Illegal entry at Mata Ikan: Query by MP
    177 6 M^ SINGAPORE. Friday. R. Sim Boon Woo. a Member of Parliament will ask the Deputy Prime Minister, Dr Ton' Chin Chye. at the meeting; of Parliament on Dec. 5 whether he is aware of people illegally entering Singapore along the coast at
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    $18,000 for Fund
    23 6 Singapore pi-i.— Thp so m baw»ng Tamils Association BuildinK «nd Land Fund commlttee collected a total of $18,000 during Deepavali.
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    Exhibition at the Vic
    41 6 SINGAPORE. Frl.— A thr»»-d»y rxhibition of 300 works by 40 graduates of the Nanyang Academy of Pine Art* began at the Victoria Memorial Hall today. I. Is open between 10 a.m. and 8 p.m. daily until Sunday
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      412 6 ORCHARD tonight midnight: PALACE A REAL SHOCKER! The Excitement And Suspense Never Lots Up vis You Watch a Terrifying Experience Unfolds. mWmm)k MGM Presents In Color Jtf** iPfl*^ And With Startling f^m. I' A t^~ f miii I «i iii j^ 52MILESioTERROR sviih Jconne Croinc Dono Andrews os the porents
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      51 6 The weather Hinliest and lowest temperatures in Malaysia and Singapore lor the period Bpm Thursday to 8 p.m yesterday Hifhest Lowest Kuala Lumpur 88 73 Kota BhaiY. 84 75 Penang 84 75 Ipoh 91 72 Malacca 88 72 Singapore 91 73 C Highlands 70 59 Jesselton 88 75 Kuching 90
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    Two are rescued after 13 hours in sea
    205 7  - Two are rescued after 13 hours in sea A. SRIPATHY: By MALACCA. Friday TWO fishermen whose boat capsized after a collision with a cargo vessel clung to an ice-box in the sea for 13 hours before they were rescued yesterday morning. They were found in international waters by 10 fishermen
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    Seminar hears how mutual aid societies can help teachers
    271 7 Seminar hears how mutual aid societies can help teachers SINGAPORE, Fri. The Asian Teachers Seminar today h-eard examples of how mutual aid societies could play an Important role in promoting the economic and social welfare of teachers in the region. The South Korean delegate. MR. TAI SI CHUNG, urged every
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    'Good response' to appeal for directors
    70 7 KUALA LUMPU*. Fri— A businesswoman and social worker here. Mrs. Tan Kirn Hoot, who appealed for direalors for the proposed Society for the Aid of the Paralysed, has received good response from the public. "This shows that many people In Malaysia care about the
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    'Fatwa' seminar
    26 7 KANGAR. Pri The Penis PMIP will hold a one-day seminar «m "Patwa" (Islamic religious law) for 250 religious teachers on Dec. 1 in Arau
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    Annual meeting
    37 7 KUALA LUMPUR. PTi. The Malaysian Sinhalese Association will hold its annual meeting at 430 pm. tomorrow at No. 7, Jalan Scott. It will b«> followed by a buffrt dinner and a fllm show on Ceyton.
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    PM to attend speech day
    39 7 PENANO- Pri. The Prime Minister. Tenglcu Abdul Rahman, will address the St. Nicholas School and Home for the Blind on their speech day on Dec. 6. Puan Sharifah Rodziah will give, away the prizes.
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    DELEGATES ARRIVE FOR MEETING OF ILO COMMITTEE
    195 7 DELEGATES ARRIVE FOR MEETING OF ILO COMMITTEE SINGAPORE, Friday. THE Permanent Secretary to the Ministry of Labour, Mr. Pang Tee Pow, will head the Singapore Government's three-man delegation to the 13th session of the Asian Advisory Committee of the International Labour Organisation opening here on Monday. The other two members
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    Indonesian patrols are now so friendly
    193 7 Indonesian patrols are now so friendly *f UAR, Fri. The In- donesian Government has ordered its officers patrolling the Straits of Malacca to be particularly friendly with M a 1 a y s i an fishermen. They have also been instructed to help Malaysian fishermen whenever and wherever possible. As
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    Feeding of the poor...
    42 7 Feeding of the poor BUNGEI PATANI, Pri. There will be feeding of the poor in several mosques, temples and churches here next Monday to mark the 39th birthday of the Sultan of Kedah. The ruler's official birthday will be observed in February
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    Koran contest
    32 7 SEOAMAT. Prt. A Koran reading competition for Segamat district will be held for the first time at the newly opened mosque in Labis. 20 miles from here on Dec. 1.
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    Evening of songs
    33 7 TAIPING. Fri Choirs from the Anglican churches In Penan* and Perak will present a programme of songs at the Treacher Girls School In Museum Road her* at 6 pm tomorrow
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    Teachers say yes to Bandoeng congress
    84 7 Teachers say yes to Bandoeng congress SINGAPORE. Fri. The Singapore Malay Teachers Union has accepted an Invitation from their Indonesian counterparts to send a delegation to the All-Indonesia Teachers' Congress to be held at Bandoeng next March. This was stated today by Inche H.M. Husain. the Indonesian representative now attending
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    Farewell party to school head
    41 7 TANJONO MALIM. Pri. Community leaders her P will entertain the Rev- P. Athimuthu. principal of Methodist Secondary School, to a farewell dinner at the Tanjong Malim Club tomorrow. Mr. Athimuthu. Is retiring after SO years' service.
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    Garden party
    31 7 PENANO. Pri. A garden party will be held at the Reslofflcial birthday of the Governor dency at S p.m. on Dec. 10, the of Penang, Raja Tun Uda Al-HaJ.
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    127 7 BRUSSELS. Friday TIN Malaysian students will study in Belgium next year under a technical assistance agreement which the Belgian Foreign Trade Minister, Mr. Auguste De Winter, will sign in Kuala Lumpur next week. The agreement also provides (or the sending, in 1968, of six Belgian experts
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    Mentri Besar back from holiday
    154 7 Mentri Besar back from holiday |£UALA LUMPUR, Fri. The Mentri Besar. Dato Harun bin Haji IdrLs and his wife returned last night from a tour of Europe and a pilgrimage to Mecca. They were due last Monday. According to Dato Harun's political secretary. Inche Razali bin Haji AM, their late
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    Council date
    19 7 PENANQ. Fri. The Province North District Council will meet in the council chamber at Butterworth next Wednesday.
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    Husband gets 5 years for passion killing of wife's lover
    519 8  -  T. F. HWANG By SINGAPORE. Friday Dl'S conductor (ioh See Wan, 37, was jailed for five years today by the High Court for what his counsel, Mr. R. Ramasoni described us "a passion killing." A father of four, Goh had
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    QUESTS GET DISCATRON RECORD PLAYERS
    121 8 QUESTS GET DISCATRON RECORD PL A YERS SINGAPORE. Frl. One of Singapore's top sinning groups. The Quests, were today presented with Discatron record players. The I)i*>ratrons, on which a record is played vertically instead of horizontally, were handed to the five members of the singing group at a reception to
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    Hon's call for co-operation
    81 8 TOKYO. Frl.— Mr. Hon Sul Sen. chairman of Singapore's Economic Development Board, (■aid today the Asian Development Bank should take the "Initiative in promoting interregional economic co-operation." Mr. Hon, addressing the second day's meeting of the board of ADB governors, said that regional co-operation has been
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    Mini-skirts? Not for Chinese girls, says popular HK actress
    254 8 SINGAPORE. Fri. Protty Hong Kong sing^r-artres.s Lolita Sek does not approve of Chinr.se sirls wearing the currently popular mini-skirts. "These above-trie-kn^e fashion! are meant nedflcalll for tall Western Rirls." said Lolita. who is hfrc on a three-month contract with a local
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    Teachers fete the seminar delegates
    113 8 SINGAPORE. Frl. Delegates attending the Asian Teachers Seminar here were entertained to a cultural show called "Malam Wibawa Singapura" at the Victoria Theatre tonight. The show, comprising dances and songs by some I 200 students and teachers, was organised by the five local teachers' unions
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      211 8 Uht, Oop tht V-T- HamKn WELL, SEEIN'S HOW TH' MOCMftN I ...I'LL HELP YOU WITH \I I _.I KNOW ABOUT WHAT V- 1 I SORRY, OOP-\ MEN'S LUNCH CLUB MEETS^-^ l ~4 Vv 7H' CHOW IF VOUU. I CAN GET "EM TO EAT../ HO, > V NO DEAL. 1 J
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    Kidnap accomplice tells of shooting
    779 9 ACCUSED COMMITTED TO STAND TRIAL SINGAPORE, "Fridays gIM BIN PENG alias Sim Ah Peng, 33, was today committed for trial in the High Court on a charge of murdering shipping magnate Tay Kie Thay five years ago. Lim Thor Bah, 39, who helped to kidnap
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    Railway track death
    43 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. An unidentiflrd Indian was found dead besiCe the railway track at 7th mile Sungei Bosi here last nigh' Police said hr was believed to have been knocked down by a i train. His face was badly sma'h-
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    Gas from manure a boon to the pig farmer's wife
    207 9 Gas from manure a boon to the pig farmer's wife SINGAPORE, Friday rrHE Primary Production Department of the Ministry of Law and National Development has designed a gas digester for producing methane gas from pig manure for domestic cooking purposes. This was announced by the head of the department, Mr.
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    'Tolerance and co-operation needed for progress'
    123 9 'Tolerance and co-operation needed for progress' \JALACCA, Fri. Religious tolerance and the co-operation of all races were necessary for pnjpros.s and -stability, the Chief Minister Inche Abdul Ghaffar oin Baba. said today. At the opening ot the SlO.OOO Sekolah Ugama Ra'ayat Bukit Temb.ikau in Jasin, he said that altiioui:!! Islam
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    Strike ballot
    35 9 I SINGAPORE Fri The PubI lir Daily-Rated Road Workers 1 Union an affiliate of th? Public Daily-Rated Employees Unions' 1 Federation, will hold a strike ballot among its members later i .hu> month.
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
    53 10 M Wwit tit (Minimum) MR. AMD MM. Woog Kwok Kit gratefully thank the Surgeon Ooetors. Slater, and Starr Auuma Hospital Children-. Ward for their eon CTiee -ok recovery Kho°» N V ha K onf nmmlate Mr. Chan Clioon thank friends, relatives for their attendance, condolence, wreathn. donations, aamilance storing
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  • The Straits Times Saturday, November 26, 1966.
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      Dollars And Trade
      708 10 Hope that the decision to divide the dollar would be reconsidered, and possibly reversed, at last has had to be abandoned. Neither government has budged, each satisfied that the door remains open for conciliation provided it is not asked to change its own stand. Malaysia's new currency
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      Links Restored
      376 10 A communique expected this morning on the results of the week's negotiations between Malaysian and Indonesian teams could formally return relations between the two countries virtually to their pre-confrontation condition. Already it has been announced that the military liaison teams in Kuala Lumi pur and Jakarta will issue
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      Battle Won
      142 10 A glance at a map of Sabah gives an idea of the remarkable contribution to Malaysian development of a few score Australian soldiers now quietly leaving for home. These men, and their predecessors over two years, were not engaged in the fighting against guerillas from across the border;
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      That 'mystery' padi disease
      325 10 That 'mystery' padi disease r rHE accusations made by Inche Abdul Rahman bin Haji Ariff of Kampong Jejawi, Perils, reported In Straits Times of Nov. 9. against Agriculture Department field staff require comment. At no time did Inche Abdul Rahman make any report to the department of the outbreak of
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      Untitled
      41 10 1 REFER lo a letter on 1 'holiday change' by M.N.M. I disagree with him. Holidays are always valuable to all who are studying. April and August holidays r-ve children time to rest and to prepare for their examinations. P.B.L. Kluanr
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      55 10 \VITH reference to your report on the funeral of the late Mr. On K Hin Tiang of Malacca (S.T. Nov. 5). it should be mentioned that .t was not only the workers from his estate who tarried his hearse, but also the villagers from Aver Keroh. Bukit Baru. Bukit Bruang
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      Vandals and those holes in a fence
      277 10 I REFER to a letter by "bt.ii Hopelul" headed "Varsity piague", squaiter vandais' (ST. Nov lv> In wnich ine wraer said that a section oi the Dunearn Road Hostel fencing at University Road aas been plagued by acts of vandalism by squatter children
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    Learning Malay—293
    361 10  - Learning Malay— 293 YUNUS MARIS by M.A. University of Malaya 293. REDUPLICATION (contd.j As has been said in Les. 292, there are expressions In Malay which consist of two words (or sometimes more), joined together In such a way that they seem, or they are used as. one word These
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    The computer takes over from Cupid
    853 10  - The computer takes over from Cupid JOE HAGGERTY The tale of enterprising US college entrepreneurs who learned to speed up romaaee Cor others and make fortunes for themselves by NEW YORK. Fri YOUNG space age Americans are fast discarding the old devices for meeting members of the opposite sex. The
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    Lost — a $377,500 deposit
    203 11 Lost a $377,500 deposit Businessman's court bid to recover money fails KUALA LUMPUR, Friday. A SUIT brought by a businessman. Mr. S.K. Jagatheesan, to recover his $377,500 deposit which he lost as a result of a breach of contract in a land deal was today dismissed with costs by the
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    New Australian commander
    41 11 SINGAPORE. Fri. Colonel C.M.I. Pearson has been appointed commander of the Australian Army Forco. Far East Land Forces. Singapore, with the rank o.' Bcicadirr He succeeds Brig F.R. Evans, commander of the Australian Army Force since December 1963.
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    No licence: $50
    34 11 TAIPING. Fri. Mohamed Tahir bin Hajl Ahmad, who pleaded guilty in the magistrate* court here to operating a radiogram in his home on May 23 without a licence, was fined $50.
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    'TAKEOVER' RIDDLE
    188 11 London report surprises Transport Ministry KUALA LUMPUR. Friday. gENIOR officials in the Ministry of Transport today expressed surprise over a recent article in a London newspaper which said that a proposition had been put to Japan Air Lines to buy out the BOAC and Qantas shares in Malaysian
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    Traveller loses $10,000 in jewellery
    82 11 Traveller loses $10,000 in jewellery TEMK ANSON, Fri. A travelling jeweller from Khmc. T. Ferumal Guru. 47. this morning went to his tar, which he li ill locked and parked on Anson Road here last Right -md found that i uorth el jewellery he li.kl kepi in it was ■igataff.
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    Boy's body exhumed
    29 11 KAMPAK Kn PoliCt. art ma on a tip-ofl yesterdaj pxhumed the body of a boy of six buried brMric an unnumbprrd houM In Astoo Mttlement here
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    Fingerprint examiners to go on strike
    109 11 Fingerprint examiners to go on strike IJUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Thirty police fingerprint examiners wm go on strike on Dec. 7 to back up their claim for more pay. The decision was taken at an emergency meeting held at Suieiman Building here today. The fingerprint examiners, who are members of the
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    Scholarships
    29 11 TELUK ANSON. Pri. The Lower Peralc Malay Government Servants' Co-operative Thrift and Loan Society Ltd. here will award scholarships worth $3900 to 157 children of its members tomorrow.
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    Filipino defence team visits Ministry
    227 11 Filipino defence team visits Ministry KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. The 33--member Philippines National Defence College team now on a two-day visit here today attended a briefing at the Ministry of Defence. The group Including Lt. Col. Mateo M. Dizon. was briefed on the organisation of the Ministry of Defence and the
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    Taxi man robbed and beaten
    135 11 SINGAPORE, Friday AFTER robbing a taxi driver of his day's earnings, three men beat up their victim before driving off in his $15,500 taxi early today. The taxi driver. Lim Ah Yam. reported to police that he h..d picked up two tr>pn and a woman
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    Nepal Scouts are first in
    68 11 PENANG. Fn. The Hrst enntingent of live overseas scoutsIrom Nepal arrived in Penang today to participate m the lirsi Malaysjan Scout Jamboree, schoduled to start on Dec. 4 at the Telok Bahang Jubilee Camp abou' 12 miles from the city. The party, which arrived hy
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    Woman found dead
    58 11 SINGAPORE. Fri A woman. 1 Ooh Kee Oek. S3. was fouNd dead on the beach in Nico'J Drue this morning by a special police constable from Joo civ >t police station Earlier a member of the public had rftjorted seeing a woman jump into the sea at
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    Wanted: Night bus service to the airport
    220 11 Wanted: Night bus service to the airport KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. Air travellers today called on tranti companies to .start bus services from here to Subang airport at nipht to enable rrrnm to take advantage of tho spprial tourist flights to Sineapore. ,On Thursday Malaysian Airways will inaugurate a ■DCdal night
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    'How to fight inflation in Sabah' report
    208 12 'How to fight inflation in Sabah' report JESSELTON, Fri. A comprehensive report is being prepared to recommend measures to combat inflation in Sabah. Th<' Permanent Secretary to the Prime Ministers Department. Tan Sri Abdul Jamil bin Rals. chairman of the National Planning Committee, said here today that the report would
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    Teachers' Night
    13 12 PONTIAN. Fri. Teachers here will hold a "Teachers' Night" on Wednesday
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    Call for research dept at Asian Bank
    330 12 qH)KYO, Fri. The x Minister of Finance, Mr. Tan Siew j Sin, today proposed that the Asian Development Bank set up a research department to deal with economic p ro b 1 ems which were common and basic to this region. Speaking at
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    Joint war on malaria
    39 12 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Joint efforts t o fight malaria will be discussed at a meetine between Malaysia and Thailand at Songkhla next week. The Minister of Health, Inche Bahaman bin Samsuddin. will lead Malaysia's delegation.
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    With love from Wagga Wagga
    99 12 With love from Wagga Wagga rTEMERLOH, Fri. 1 The Rotary Club of Wagga Wagga, New South Wales has sent a Heine medical diagnostic set to the people here. The Speaker of the Pahang State Assembly, Inche Awang Ngah. will officially hand over the gift to Sister Nagendran of the Baby
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    Convent dance
    22 12 SITTAWAN. Fri. The staff of the Convent School here will hold a dance at the Dindings Club in Lumui tomorrow.
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    America's Miss Versatile arrives in Penang
    196 12 America's Miss Versatile arrives in Penang DENANG, Fri. A 77- year-old "Miss Versatile" an American engineer, writer, lecturer and photographer is now touring the Far East to promote goodwill among women throughout the world. "Most of my years have been spent attempting funny things meant for men only." Miss Abby
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    King at mosque
    19 12 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. The Yang di-Pertuan Agong today j attended Friday prayers at the National Mosque.
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    Lock icon LOVELIEST-IN ANY DISGUISE
    53 12 AS if being the most beautiful girl in the world wasn't enough Reita Faria, 23-year-old .Miss India, tried «n wigs during a visit to a London hairdresser the day after she won the "Miss Worldtitle. "I don't think I would have won the contest as a blonde."
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    Making it easy for Singapore cars
    178 12 KUALA LUMPUR. Friday. LWERY facility will be given to Singapore mo1J torists applying for international permits to enter West Malaysia when the new law comes into force in three months time. The Ministry of Transport, the Road Transport Department, and the RIMV office have
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    Esso issue oversubscribed
    70 12 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. The $4 million one dollar preference .•hares issued by the Esso Stand- ard Malaya Brrhad. which was 1 opened to subscribers less than two weeks ago. had been "well over-subscribed" when application closed yesterday. a statement from the directors said today. The statement added
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    Indon mission briefed
    48 12 PENANG. Prl. A nve-ma* Indonesian delegation wan briefed on Penangs development projects by the Chief Minister. Tan Sri Wong Pow Nee. in the State Operation* Room today. The party, headed by Dr. Umax Kayam. Director-General of Radio-Televisiojn-Films in Indonesia, imr. I ed here this morning.
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    Thai decorations for three Singaporeans
    117 12 SINGAPORE, Fri.— Three Singapore businessmen will be presented with royal decorations by the Thai Government at a reception to be held on Dec. 5 at the Royal Thai Embassy here to celebrate the 39th birthday of King Bhumibol. They are Mr. Lo Kwang Pheng. Mr.
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    One-day kidnap leads to one day's jail
    228 12 One-day kidnap leads to one day's jail MALACCA. Fri.— An ITI insurance agent who kidnapped a 10--year-old girl from her school was today sentenced to a days jail by the Sessions Court here. In addition. John Clive. 37. was finod $50(1 or a further six months In jail. Clive kidnapped
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    'Malburians' plan a get-together
    69 12 SINGAPORE. Fri. Old Malburians" former stiuirtiis of England's Malboroußh College will hold a "Ket-toaether dmnrr In Singapore on Dec. 9. Malboroußh is one of the most. famous public schools in England. A number of Malburians arp now In Singapore, either serving in tht British armed force*
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    Missing man found dead
    45 12 SEREMBAN, Fri. V. Veiaywthan. 45. a gardener on Senawang Estate, six miles from here, mi found dead npar the labour line* this morning by the estate workers. A bachelor, he was mlatlng since yesterday afternoon. Pollr* do not suspect foul play.
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    Sarawak Indons pledge loyalty
    71 13 Xl HIM.. Fri.— Leaders of the Indonesian Association in Sarawak yesterday pledged their loyalty to Malaysia at a meeting with the Chief Minister. Penghulu Tawi Sli. The delegation's leader, Mr. K Piang Arhadi, told the Chief Minister that his association supported the Alliance Government and Malaysia.
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    Native youth clubs unite
    60 13 KUCHINO. Fri. An association of Sarawak native ynuth clubs has been formed in Kuehing with the aim of bringina all native youth bodies in the State under on* banner. The association's president. Mr. B. R. Adai, and members of the committee yesterday met the Minister for
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    100 years old
    30 13 SEREMBAN. Fri. The Royal Antediluvian Order of Buffaloes will celebrate its centenary with a dance at the Negri Sembilan Chines? Recreation Club hall her* on Dec. 10
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    Crime holiday
    14 13 PENANO. Frl. Penan* had it* first crime-free 24 hours in several months.
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    Direct mail again
    279 13 First air bag leaves by Garuda tomorrow KUALA LUMPUR, Friday. MALAYSIANS can now send their mail A direct from here to Indonesia. The first air bag will leave for Jakarta by Garuda Airways on Sunday. Direct telephone service between the two countries will be available from Thursday.
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    Lock icon SABAH'S LAST AUSSIES ON THEIR WAY HOME
    77 13 SABAH'S LAST AUSSIES ON THEIR WAY HOME JESSELTON, Fri. The last squads of Australian soldiers started their withdrawal from Sabah today to be home in time for Christmas. Eighty men of 22 Squadron, Royal Australian Engineers, left here by air today for Singa- pore, en route to Australia. The squadron
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    Boat-building course for 4
    45 13 KANOAR. Fn. Four nishermen from Kuala Perils will leave for Kuala Trengßanu soon to attend a three month course on boat-building, at the MARA dockyard there. They are Salim bin Yusoff. Harmt bin Noor. Hamid bin Osmsn and Johari bin AH.
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    GUNNERS GET THEIR FIRST MALAYSIAN CO.
    177 13 GUNNERS GET THEIR FIRST MALAYSIAN CO. KUALA LUMPUR, PH. A MALAYSIAN who started his army career as an infantry officer 14 years ago has taken over command of one of the Malaysian artillery regiments He is newly-promoted Col. N. T. Lopes, who has taken over command of the 2nd. Regt.
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    Candidate faints during exam
    120 13 Candidate faints during exam IPOH. Fri— A private candidate sitting for a geography paper in the Senior Cambridge r\.munition here fainted yesterday afternoon, breaking the glass paves of a nearby window in the process. It happened at the Methodist Girls' School when an invigilator found the candidate in possession of
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      271 13 Straits Times Crossword HP HP HB" HF HF IT H^~l At koss Malc< smart J° Ke n it« dta- ?on^ h i>T retUrn e m 8 Slv^.n-'tralned? (4. 2. I. 10 gjgrS>T my Cc d OW, rTr U> be con. 13 Duecrn amendment to repeal £> y nMt page duet
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      Lock icon Common! 131-130 'no' to televised debates
      165 14 LONDON. Fri. The House of Commons last night voted against having its debates televised. By a single vote 131 to 130 it rejected a proposal that television cameras show the House at work for an experimental period of five weeks. The test transmission would
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      Lock icon Ceylon strike ends at last
      58 14 COLOMBO. Fn Eleven thousand trade unionists returned to work yesterday after a 23I day stoppage in .support of demands for a new pay structure. The strike, called by the Ceylon Mercantile Union- affected 67 firms which were members of the rmployers federation and praci tically
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      Jobs in Forces
      31 14 I SEREMBAN. Fri. Recruit me for the Malaysian Armed Forces will take place al the Territorial Army Crnirr in Rasah Road here nt 8.15 a.m. on Dec. 3.
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    Lock icon STUDENTS ATTACK CHINESE
    84 14 MEDAN, Fri. Students attacked Chinese in this troubled city for the third consecutive day on Wednesday and refused to obey Army orders to clear the streets. The students, violently against the thousands of Communist Chinese under detention here, stopped traffic and beat up all Chinese they found.
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    Chinese mission
    24 14 COLOMBO Fri. A Chinese trade mission has arrived here for final talks on a ChinaCeylon barter agreement to be .signed this week.
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    Bottomley: The first essential for economic growth in Asia...
    362 14 TOKYO, Friday. BRITAIN'S Minister of Overseas Development, Mr Arthur Bottomley, told bank governors today that political stability was the first essential for economic growth. ''Diplomatic and military commitments in Asia are directed towards helping maintain this stability and thus encourage the
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    Lock icon Designer of 'block buster' bomb dies
    67 14 LONDON. Fri. Air Commodore Patrick Huskinson. who designed the five-ton "b!ockbuster'' bomb that crippled Nazi Germany, died in his sleep here yesterday, aged 69. He was a tighter ace of the First World War. and was Britain's Director of Armament Development from 1940 to
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    Harris ends rally tour
    53 14 JESSELTON. Fri. The acting Chief Minister. Inchr H.iitij. bin Mohammed Salleh has returned from a tour ol the interior residency during which he called on the people la give their full support to the Alliance Government. Inche Harris spoke at 13 meetings in the Kuala Penyu
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    Lock icon 'Alice* not fit for children, the BBC rules
    176 14 'Alice* not fit for children, the BBC rules I ONDON, Fri. Im- probable as it may seem, the British Broadcasting Corporation, has decided that "Alice in Wonderland" is not suitable for children. The decision applies to the £250,000 version of Lewis Carroll's fantasy filmed this year for showing on Christmas
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    Lock icon Convict makes record quick escape
    101 14 LONDON. Fri. Convict John Kellard last night sawed through the bars of a courthouse toilet window and escaped into the foggy night only 45 minutes after being sentenced to eight years in jail. In i lie quickest of more than 500 escapes recorded in Britain
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    Lock icon Referendum on Franco plan
    44 14 MADRID. Sat. Spain will hold a national referendum on Gen. Franco's npw constitutional reforms, it was officially announced Im.si night. More than 19 mil'ion adults are to vote in the referendum vhich will be held on Dec. 14 i Reuier
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    Lock icon Four to die
    35 14 SALISBURY. Fri. Pout African terrorists were sentenced io death yesterday for being In x)ssession of offensive weapons. The names of the men. who pleaded guilty, were ordered not to be published— AP.
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    Actress kidnapped to sign autographs
    144 14 T ONDON, Fri. Actress Juliet Mills was abducted from a West London stage and ended up signing autographs for charity. Juliet, daughter of actor John Mills and sister of Hayley. had taken a curtain call after a performance of Oscar Wild's satire. "Lady Windermere's Fan."
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      295 15 ANSWERS IN EDUCATION. ENFORCEMENT AND A GOOD EXAMPLE WITH its superb road system and sensible traffic laws Singapore should be a pleasure to drive in. Why then is this not so? I would suggest that the reasons go a bit further than lack of education in road usage
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      326 15 Getting the best cancer treatment MR R. B. Mum ford of The National Cancer Society of Malaysia claims that cancer treatment in Malaysia— is as effective as treatment in Peking. Surgery, radiotherapy and cytotoxic drugs are the main forms of treatment available at present for the unfortunate sufferers of cancer
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      40 15 SUPPORT the complaint of '•Parent" about the atrocious condition of that part of Jalan Kembanean which lead.-* up the hill to the school In addition to the faults mentioned the road has bumps and hollows H. A. F. Singapore
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      161 15 HEADING a s part of 11 education .a virtually dead among ieachers and biuoents Knowledge i» beui<{ aOUjjm thiougn visual or other eu^y means raiher than through mental effort. The »>>tem ol prescribing text-book.s has curbed ihe reading haoit and resulted In the puolication of cheap notes.
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      77 15 DENANG Is losing the r only E.NT. specialist In the General Hospital here brcau.se 'he powers-that-be need him for Kuala Lumpur's General Hospital. Why must there be this specialist drain from Penang for the benelit ot the oaoital? We need the specialist here as rruch a.- the YIPs
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      106 15 J ISTENING to the programme entitled "What Others Say" <a digest ut editorial opinion and report > trom the Malaysian Pr.es> from Radio and TV Slngapura one would imagine that the Republic was at "kontramasi" with Malaysia Sensitive ;asues such as the status of the Chinese language
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      159 15 THE SEX DANGER IN SCHOOLS T KM IK to your report "Smut Circulating in Perak Schools' (S.T. Nov. 22). There hu marked pessimism in the tone of comment by Chief Education Officer, Perak, when he said. there is very little 1 can do except tell the school principals to keep
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      79 15 \|AY I express my sincerest appreciation of the humanitarianism .shown by the penghulu and villagers of Kuala Dipang, Ipoh and by the local police officer and hu> family in the car accident involving me and my family on Nov. 6. Our very special thanks are due to an
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      95 15 A BETTER DEAL FOR KLANG I J LANG folk do not grumble about higher rates but they ask if the increase will also bring improved and better lighted roads everywhere and not only where town councillors live. They also ask why for a town that is "royal" and the fourth
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      107 15 YOU reported on Nov. 18 that Inche Khlr Juhari had said in Ipoh that "he recently read a translation from a Chinese paper in Singapore which carried an interview with Mr. Lim Lean Geok on the Chinese language issue." I have checked with all Chinese papers in Singapore
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      36 15 "TO whom can one complain il neither the PWD nor the Health Department care about roads that Mave no drainage, drains that ar» clogged and water holes In a road reserve? OLDSTER Singapore
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      1015 16 VEHICLES FOR SALE ft Word* tl (Mm.)— Box tt el: ,xir, I*B2 BORCWARD T.S Two new tyres, new R Tax and Insurance. r.»--i ie!lent i-ondition J2.100'- 0.n.0. H.P. arrangeaM< Phone 3D6J5 f pore. I*B4 V VIVA T HSRALO 8 Wagon Morris "1100" 1863 Volkswagen F Anslia I<>6.' A-40 IPM F/Prefect
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      959 16 FOR SALE li Word* t* (Mm.) 80, <« r(> >zlrn BEETHOVEN RECORD HOUSE 2% .30 Orchard Ron Sincaporr 0. m«ar Mar Donald Hou«" Tat: .I<>;;^ DralißK in S«crM. Clasitral. CUM" Grrat Composers and Rrrord Acc«»■onr«. rts Bf>T auv of tn« raari SBaa Hutomatit Food Mlur C'TV Timrswitco. Shrcddrr, biicei. Juicer.
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      1313 17 teELLERMAN BUCKNALL S.S. CO.. LTD. SEE OVERLEAF FOR OUTWARD SERVICE FROM U.K./CONTINENI. Ltllitg tiri >■•>«• J naa »*m»i CITY OF NEWCASTLE I -^n. Hamburf. *rm»rdir*. G. 47-43 21 Nat 30 Niv 1 Olt Havre, Hull, Irr.mingnam (Shifts G. 31-32; CITY OF GUILDFORD Lcdon, Hamburg, Rottudar*. ArT«rro. Hull IS BM CITY
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    Straits tin price better despite larger turnover
    339 18 rHK Straits tin price improved ve>»tcrday by 25 rents to MtUtS prr pitul despite a turnover increased by 10 tons to an estimated MS tons. This nas reported done to ;ood all-round local support. LONDON: Tin on Thursday continued to edge hicher to
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    78 18 /-HINESE Produce Etchsnce »in«s- per* neen priest psr picul ytttirday: Csesnut ell: bulk S4l sellers, drum »4?J MOH Copra: Nov., 1 Dec. UK Continent: Uoquotfd. Ptpptr: Muntok mhitc 51 75 sellers. Sarawak white SI7C4 aellera, special Sarawak black »122t sellers, garbled Ldmpong black $122t IN) sellers (96<-, Nl.wi,
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    BETTER CONDITIONS ON STOCK EXCHANGE
    1061 18 From rptIERE was no chance in 1 pattern on the Stock Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore >esterday. Turnover contracted with Gammon for the first Mine in 26 trading days dropping to third place with only 50.000 units traded. Industrials were again steady with improvements in
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    STOCK INDICES
    26 18 Malayan Stock Indices .Nov. It Nov. •Industrials: 90.96 91.4' Tins: 107.63 107 .35 S rubbers: 110.73 110.79 'Dec. 30. 1963=100 Dec. 29, 1962 100
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    BUSINESS ON STOCK EXCHANGE
    1101 18 DUSINESS in and reported to the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Stock Exchange yesterday with the number of shares traded in brackets: INDUSTRIALS: C.CM. ft 51 SL. i7.000> $1. 54 D. (11.000) SI.SS U. < 13.000) 11.58 D. <2.0OO) 51. 57 D. ii.OOOI
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    Rubber advance does not last
    362 18 rE week opened very slowly and a continuance ot the slightly better undertime ruling towards the end of last week was noticeable initially state 11.C.8. Co. Ltd in their current survey Of the local Rubber Market. But although the market recorded a small advance. thi.s
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    172 18 MELBOURNE. Frl INDUSTRIALS were .steady in quiel trading. Moves wen narrow but margin between n>*B and tails, was widest ;ince October 19. Ametl. Bank :.SW. BHP. Drug House.-) and Herald all clo. <*rt will) a rise of 2 cents Base Metals highlighted the market vita Con. Zinc Cnotinto
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    CLOSING PRICES
    30 18 Nov. Xl Itßrlt PRICI SH cents (up onc-richth of A (rill I. TIN: IHtgJM (up 25 rents). Kstimatrd un»>lTi< i n I ofTrrins l\'i tons nip 10 innM.
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    SHIPS IN PORT
    121 18 V/HIPS lying alonctirie tns ImmiMii Lam ii' <;«. <Ira Woart-r I S«. 11 Clarone* 1" 11, Diomed II 14. Polydoroua i». ajuraaa 19, Empire Oannel S'cn*. M»ru 27 2S, Wing An •< Maru 3A M, Ml I!. K..Q Ban I'aulo 42 43. Galileo Oaliln 44 43, BksjaaJ
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    RUBBER PRICES
    233 18 IJIIrMBrR lust grade rubber f.o.b. bu>er> rlu>.rd h .1 |>.m 111 Kuala l.umpur and Singitporr yrslerday at 61 M*JM ptr lb. up one-righth of a cent on Thursday's Hosing levrl fur the position. "1 lie- tone was idlr K.A.S. and M.K.t. rlnsina; prices in unts per lb- yesterda)
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    30 18 tn nJarchants yesterday (all ratoo to < 1 on 1 Canada mall on 1 Selling TT or OO ready Canada S5 I In Wfil Ccrmany ij-: Belgium Swidan IB7L
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    H.K. RATES
    37 18 Otre» sichangs mirmi i« Hor.k Kaasl >r<:erdav me UI. 1 quolfi it 5 74! for It. and 5 73| for cash St.rling W quoted at It and one tael of gold at 26« i. 1
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      667 18 *US7»»ll»/NtW 2E*L*ND SERVICES IKDI*. P*KIST*N «N0 F*R E«ST SERVICES la: freaiaatl*. Melsioa. Melloorea, St«m|. Tn Maorat a*< Nataaattiaasj Penans P. S'haia Smiaeora Singapore P. Sham Penan, b*m.m m.«mm.« mm l™\> V/l Z IV4 ".2 BULIMB*' 7/ I JM I/IB JM 11/1* JM w|Mt c lei|tUi j»RPET» V I F*l 11/12
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      665 19 THE BANKRUPTCY ORDINANCE (CHAPTER 11) NOTICE OF FIRST MEETINGS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the First Meeting of Creditors in the undermentioned cases will be held on Tuesday, the 13th day of December. 1966 at the Official Assignee's Chambers, Top Floor, High Court Building, Singapore:— Bankruptcy Nos. 360,66 O»man bin
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      734 19 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that I, Cheah Soon Khoe alias Cheah Soon Kou of 116 Kampong Paloh, Ipoh, have applied for the change of name from Madam Cheah Yip Sim of the Ist Class Public House Licence at premises No. 64/66. Jalan Yang Kalsom (Club Hawaii). Ipoh to Enche Cheah
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      765 19 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS PUBLIC APPOINTMENT PUBLIC UTILITIES BOARD, SINGAPORE WATER DEPARTMENT: Requires ASSISTANT ELECTRICAL SUPi ERINTENDENTS. JOHORE I WORKS, in salary scale $670xA30--i 880-920-965 EC. Bar 1010xA45--i 1145 the commencing basic salary offered will be dependent uponapi plicant's qualifications and experi- > ence plus variable allowance as I payable from time
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      746 19 5 TENDERS TENDER Tenders are invited by the Mln > l&try of Health for the Daily Cleansing and Desiltint of Drains and Canal* from 1.1. 1M7 to g 31.12.1967 for Catchments Nos. 1 to 14. Tender documents may be In- spected free of charge during of- fice hours at the
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      874 19 TENDERS NATIONAL ELECTRICITY BOARD TENDER NO. CMD. 254 «8 Tenders are Invited from Registered Class A, B St C Electrical Wiring Contractors for electrical Installation at the Sekolah Menengah Rendah, Kuala Kangaar, Perak. The closing date Is 12 noon on 6.12.66. Interested contractors may obUln further details and tender specifications
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      361 19 TENDERS RANCHANGAN TANAH PINGGIR KILIM PRENGKAT 11 I PEMBERITAHU TAWARAN Tawaran2 akan dl-terlma dlPejabat Pesurohjaya Tanah dan Galian, Kedah, Alor Setar hingga pukol 12.00 tengah haii Sabtu. lOhb Dlsember. 1966 daripada Pemborong2 yang mahlr dalam hal menchuchi hutan. memurun dan membakar, tenggala dan sislr. membans. membuat takah tdlmana yang perlu)
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      677 19 INDUSTRIAL EXPANSION MALAYSIA A world wide »periall*ed manufacturer I* interested In as*i<Ulnf in the formation of a new Indnxtrv in Singapore/ Malaysia. The product la a precision enrineerinr ronsumtr Item in which manufacturer know-how U limited to a number of world wide group*. As such, it Is Important that the
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    Aik Huang can shoulder the toughest burden
    611 20  -  NORMAN SIEBEL By 'J'HE good thing about Malaysia's difficult draw for their Asian zone Thomas Cup match against India, starting tonight at Stadium Negara, is that the heaviest burden falls on the shoulders best able to bear it. Tan Aik Huang, the titular
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    186 20 GOLF BANGKOK, Fri. Malaysia retained the lead in the Putra Cup golf tournament at the end of the second days play at the Don Muang golf course but had their first round tenstroke margin cut to two by Thailand. High scores were
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    JUDO MEET
    29 20 The fourth Malaysia Judo championships will be held In conjunction with the Festival of Penang celebrations, at the Han Chiang High School indoor stadium on Dec. 3.
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    Lock icon Mona told 'no test, no Games'
    184 20 MANILA, Fri. Mona Sulaiman Asia's fastest woman lias been warned that she would muss competing in the Asian Games in Bangkok next month unless she submits to a test to determine her sex. The oflicial doctor of the Philippine Amateur Athletic Federation and a
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    Another 'first' for Gibson at Gap
    275 20 MOTOR-RACING "yETERAN racing drivT er Len Gibson will score another "first in the Singapore Motor Club's Gap Hill Climb at Pasir Panjang on Sunday, reports Joe Dorai. Gibson, who likes to race in new models, will be driving a Japanese sports car, the Honda
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    Malaya Cup line-up
    102 20 J£EDAH meet Commonwealth Forces in a Malaya Cup north 7.0n P rugger match at A!or Star today. Kedah: A. Rahman Omar; Zahir Zainal Abidin. P. James. T Whitaker Azizan Shafie; Syed Khalid. Syed Sheh; Ismail Noordin. Azmi Osman Salleh. D. Mcßea. Ali Abu Bakar. Yahaya Ariffln. Ahmad
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    EMERSON'S NO
    23 20 MELBOURNE. Pri. au»tralian Davis Cup star Rot Emerson has rejected an ASSO.--000 offrr to play v a professional for 12 month*.
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    A research centre for sport plan
    331 20  - A research centre for sport plan MANSOOR RAHMAN By rpHE Malaysian Ministry of Culture, Youth and Sport is interested in setting up a Scientific Sport Research Centre which could help to improve standards. The Ministry has directed its secretary of sport, Inche Mobarak Ahmad, to study the feasibility of creating
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    Aussies find another 'Marge'
    96 20 Aussies find another 'Marge' TENNIS DERTH. Fri. A 13-year-o!<J 1 Perth girl. Val Birmingham, is being hailed as a futur* Wimbledon tennis champion To concentrate on the sport, she is to move from Perth U> Melbourne. wher P she can receive the best lawn tennis education. She will see her
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    Malacca team v Negri
    47 20 The Malacca lawn tennis team to meet Negri Sembilan in their annual Lim Cup match at Tampin on Dec. 4: K. Dharmaratnam. Charles Chin. Sinthamoney J. Austin. P. Sharp. Abdullah Lincha, Ong Hong Chye. Ngooi Ec How. Tan Sian Hock. Ng Yoke Chee
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    SUMMARY
    23 20 SOCCER Bay ley Cup iTaiplngl: Thenavan Youths 3 TCRC 3. HOCKEY Friendly: (Tg Malim): Malaysian Rangers 3 Sultan, Idris Training College 0.
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    Preparing for 'games of islands'
    103 20 J^Ot'MEA i New Caledonia). Fri. Hundreds of islanders from Tahiti to Papua are preparing to compete in the Socond South Pacific Games here on Dec. 8-18. Fourteen territories will be represented by a total of about 1,150 competitors. Special facilities for the Games have been
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    Shah in soccer team
    250 20 Shah in soccer team ASIAN GAMES CEVENTEEN -year- old Shaharuddin Abdullah of Penang, the last of the 20 players selected for centralised training, has been included in the Malaysian soccer team for the fifth Asian Games at Bangkok on Dec. 9 20. Shaharuddin had caught the eye of the FAM
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    48 20 LONDON. Fri. leytOß Orient. »he Enclish Third Division soccer club last nigh* chanced thrir name and will in future be known only aa ••Orient." The club were originally known as Clapton Orient and chanced to Leyton Orient at the end of the last World War. Reuter
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      72 20 PRESENTING A FABULOUS RANGE OF ZACK TOILET-GADGETS If *&m^ mm m fSu I ZACK I ZACK $0t( Twin I Toothbrush I I' Holritr I 1 Sole Agents:LAM CHUAN CO., LTD. P.O. Box 140, Tel: ***** ***** Available at: SINGAPORE: C K TANG. FITZPATRICK'S SUPERMARKET AND COLD STORAGE KUALA LUMPUR: WELD
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      309 20 Study at Home and Pass Every day letters arrive at Wolsey Hall from students in Malaysia and countries all over the world. These young men and womea realise that a good education is the only sound basis for a successful career, and have enrolled with the correspondence college with an
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      137 20 TODAY'S SPORTS DIARY BADMINTON Thomas Cup- M pal padangt. Burnley Cup: Malaysia v India (Stadium Malacca v Netrri .Kubu Sta- 8 PJV dium 7 P-m.). Friendly: RaR v G C G we R alm I rer'pL" 0161 Stan: Johore v Army Ma- Hru K laya (Sri Gelami: Jt Service* "H*-*"
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    449 21  -  EPSOM JEEP TWO BID FOR THE 'HATTRICK' By QOS V AIR and Woollongong bid for "hattricks" at Ipoh tomorrow—and both can succeed. Convair, from Singapore trainer Colin Tulloh's stables, did a faultless gallop over 3f in 38 4/5, with Des Coleman astride, in heavy
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    61 21 JOCKEY FORM Rives placings of the past 15 mounts of the top 12 riders. Latest placing Is on the right. Pole* (8.11 *************** 1 oleinan (7 8) *************** I'rftty (7.12) *************** I'osner (7.8) *************** Httmm (7.9 1 *************** Irevena (7.12) *************** llarhridee (7.8) *************** Weir (7.8) *************** Kingston
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    25 21 NEW YORK. Fri. Straight Deal, won the 19th running of the U5556,300 Firenze Handicap At. the Aqueduct race track here yesterday. Reuter.
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    The Stipe's report
    397 21 THE MRA Stipendiary Bte- wards report on Wednesday s ipoh races: RACE ONE: After racing for half a furlong. Chatsmoth, who had missed the start slightly, had to be checked off the heels of Mon Cheri. In the straight. Ardent Lad was crowded between Triumphant and Dalkeith.
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    1696 21 Ipoh w unners HHHWImMii Race 1-1.15 Cl 4 Div 3 ($5,200) 6f 1 ***** Lash g (White Nose) R Bagby 5 9.0 (F) Weir 13 3 ***** Hand In Hand a iLL Tong) E Breuk. 4 8.13 (F) *Wong 15 3 ***** Rapid Income a (Rapid) Sullivan 6
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      1277 21 CENTRAL SUGARS LIMITED (INCORPORATED IN MALAYSIA AT KUALA LUMPUR UNDER THE COMPANIES ORDINANCE) This Advertisement Is Issued In compliance with the Requirements of the Btock Exchange of Malaysia ai nimßs nrpn»T and Singapore for the purpose of giving information to the Public with regard to the Company. The Directors. uuu
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    Streamlining the Govt machinery
    606 22 Streamlining the Govt machinery NATIONAL COMMITTEE TO BE SET UP SOON: RAZAK frit Deputy Prime Minister, Tv n Abdul Razak, ;mDOtUlced today that the Central Government would soon set up a national level committee to review the Government administrative machinery with a view to streamlining it. He disclosed that a
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    65 22 TIME BOMBS WRECK BIG STORE CARACAS. Frl. Six time bombs wrecked a four-storey American-owned department store here last night and destroyed over 80 per cent of the stock, police reported today. Police, who blamed terrorists, said the bombs were planted on each of the floors and went off almost simultaneously
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    54 22 PARIS. Frl. Two Rhodesians were refused admission into France last night and put on an aircraft for Geneva after arriving at Orly Airport with Rhodesian passports. Airport officials said France does not recognise the Inn Smith Government in Rhodesia and passports Issued by his regime were
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    42 22 SINGAPORE Fri— Mr. Robert H. Faniel. United Nations expert and senior adviser to the Economic Development Board, will speak on "Local products fallacies and prejudices." at the V s Men's Club's luncheon meeting tomorrow at the Troika Restaurant. Liat Towers.
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    36 22 ARINC of gunfire hangs in the sky as gunmount of the destroyer USS Chandler directs a salvo at the Vietcong targets near coastal Nha Trang, South Vietnam, during a recent operation. U.P.I, photo.
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    76 22 COLOMBO. Fri— Signing of the Ceylon -China barter agreement, which was scheduled for today, has been put off until Nov. 29, a Commerce Ministry spokesman said. Final negotiations are now being held here between China's Vice Foreign Trade Minister Lin HalYun and Commerce Ministry
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    Death fall
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