The Straits Times, 3 December 1966

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    23 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 150,000 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 SATURDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1966 15 CENTS M.C.(P) 1629 KDN 2034: SI 14
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    Tengku to forces: Keep on your toes...
    473 1 Tengku to forces: Keep on your toes lESSELTON, Fri.— J Tengku Abdul Rahman today warned the nation against complacency now that Indonesian confrontation is over. The good work done by the security forces, and the people must continue, he said. "They must carry on trying to detect and discourage the
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    Lock icon Warship summit
    554 1 All aboard and out to sea away from the Press GIBRALTAR, Friday THE Prime Ministers of Britain and Rhodesia sailed from Gibraltar aboard a British cruiser today for lastminute talks on the Rhodesian independence crisis. Mr. Harold Wilson went aboard I IMS Tiger last night after flying here
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    Lock icon De-brainwashing in Jakarta
    51 1 MANILA. Fri. Indonesian Communists are undergoing ■■debrainwashing" for return Into the Government fold and at least one church in Indonesia has been assigned this task. Mr. Wendell Wilcox. President of the West Indonesia Mission of the SeventhDay Adventlsts assigned In Jakarta, said at an Adventlit convention here.
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    FLASHBACK TO 1959...
    76 1 rpHE Indonesians have one ace in < A hand for their future Thomas Cup build-up. His name is Thing Hian Hluw. aged 16. Remember the name for when he grows bigger and stronger 'he'll be challenging the workfsbad- ininton giants. Last night he lost to Singapore fiChampion.
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    Meet The Thing
    709 1  - Meet The Thing NORMAN SIEBEL -ALIAS THE NEW WONDER BOY OF BADMINTON By 1 Pnom Penh, Friday M V work here at the first Ganefo Games of Asia as a badminton detective inquiring into the mystery of China's sudden and spectacular rise as a super power in the game lias
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    Lock icon The louts
    35 1 MELBOURNE. Fri. Some students of Melbourne University were "uncouth hooligans.... ■educated louts unwashed, undesirable, uncultured unproflt- able." the Victorian Legislative Assembly was told yesterday by the Deputy Opposition leader. Mr. Denis Lovegrove. Reuter.
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    Thant stays on
    63 1 UNITED NATIONS. Fri. U Thant has decided to serve another term as IN Secretary -General. An authoritative source said last night U Thant had given the go-ahead for the Security Council and General Assembly to elect him for a new fiveyear term. The Security Council was meeting
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    Strike by 2,200 called off
    151 1 Strike by 2,200 called off KUALA LUMPUR, Fit The strike by 2.200 members of the National Union of Commercial Workers, employed in 13 Euro-pean-managed firms, was called of! today following intervention by the Acting Minister of Labour, Tan Sri V.T. Sambanthan. The workers, who have been on strike for the
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    STOP PRESS
    28 1 I N. ACTS ON I THANT I NIRD NATIONS. Frt. Council formal ly recommended '>ner»l AssesMf today to re appoint r Than! icnsral.— Bentei this nitre).
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      Wave of fasts against cow slaughter
      177 2 Wave of fasts against cow slaughter Nm OKI. III, Fri. Reinforced police squads patrolled the streets here today as Hindu holy Mien stepped up their campaign fur a ban on the slaughter of cows in India with B wa\r ol protest lasts. Two lasting holy men were arrested, along with
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      Lock icon Mao's nuclear threat
      90 2 I ON DON, Frl. China will be In a position to wage nuclear war against any country In the world within lo years. Britain's Disarmament Minister, Lord Ctaalfon'. said last nlulit. And the number of other nuclear powers could Increase considerably, brin^- I ing thP chance of
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      All aboard for talks
      121 2 HMS Tiger rendezvous for Wilson and Smith GIBRALTAR. Frl. UMS Tiger was pit--11 ching about in had weather orr this historic outpost of IS rl l is h Imperial power when Mr. Harold Wilson net Mr. Lan Smith for talks early today. Two RAF Comets n>w
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      'Sell-out of Africans in Rhodesia'
      185 2 J ISAKA, Fri.— Zambia has branded the Rritish-Rhodrsian summit meeting as "a downright hell-mit of the four million Africans in Kh<>desia A Foreign Ministry spokesman said Zambia was deeply concerned, perturbed and alarmed at the meeting between Mr. \VilM>n and Mr. Smith. The matter wax
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      A cricket ball tribute to Barbados
      180 2 A cricket ball tribute to Barbados BRIDGETOWN, Fri. More than 200 cricketers yesterday hurled a cricket ball two milos through Bridgetown in a tribute to newly-inde-pendent Barbados. The ball, which contained a message of greeting to Prime Minister Errol Barrow from al! the island's cricketers. was thrown, from player to
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      Lock icon Royal guest
      21 2 BONN. Frl. Prince Philit arrived In Wnlfenbuettiel last nieh as a (rue^t of the Queen's Roya Irish Hussars —UPI.
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      Lock icon Lebanese Govt to quit after walk-out by MPs
      126 2 Lebanese Govt to quit after walk-out by MPs ■nFIRUT, Fri. The Lebanese Government is to resign following an unsatisfactory vote of conlidence, the Prime Minister, Dr. Abdullah Al-Yafl, said last night. He said he considered his government now ou' of office although he had not yet tendered his resignation. Dr.
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      Lock icon Seven Manila Govt officials charged
      82 2 MANILA. Fn. The pradta)lial palace announced yeste.ti\y that It had Hied charges in court azunst Htn government officials for alleged irregularities which resulted in pnvernmen: 'Miniated at 3 .5 million pesos (alnios- US$l million). Thivse charged were mostly appriniFos of former President ad conned the
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      Lock icon Britain to enact legislation to ban the sale of dangerous toys
      501 3 LONDON, Friday. SPOKESMAN at the Home Office said yesterday that the Ministry hoped to place legislation against the sale of dangerous toys before Parliament next year. The statement was made as increasing complaints appeared in the British Press against
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      SMUGGLING OF 'HUMAN CARGO' BY A SYNDICATE
      150 3 MANILA, Fri. A iTI congressional investigating group reported yesterday that a syndicate was responsible for smuggling "human cargo" into the Philippines from Hong Kong and Macao since 1964. The group, headed by Mr. Antonio Cuenco, returned from a recent fact-find-ing tour of Honjr
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      Emergency test flop at London Airport
      72 3 Emergency test flop at London Airport LONDON, Fri. Emergency plans at London Airport are being revised. In a two-hour rehearsal on Wednesday designed to test the British Airport Authority's ability to deal with any emergency or disaster the followiung faults were found: AMBI LANCES got lost or hogged down in
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      Lock icon Trouble varsity to close
      62 3 CALCim A. Fri —Calcutta University is to close from next Thursday as continued picketing .it its gates by students since Nov 10 made it impossible to carry out usual activities Normal functioning of all branches oi the university came to a standstill as a result of
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      Lock icon GERMANY AND U.S. TO BUILD VERTICAL TAKE-OFF JET
      234 3 GERMANY AND U.S. TO BUILD VERTICAL TAKE-OFF JET IVASIiLNOi'ON, Fri. TT The I nited States and West Germany are in partnership to develop a jet fighter-bomber that takes off straight up. A joint announcement by Bonn and Washington yesterday said it was planned to build 12 test models of the
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      Lock icon Syria is accused of sending saboteurs into Jordan
      375 3 AMMAN, Fri. JorA dan last night accused Syrian authorities of sending saboteurs into Jordan to blow up government installations, bridges and military telephone lines. A Jordanian military spokesman said four saboteurs had been arrested after an exchange of fire with a Jordanian
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      Commercial air-cushion 'Hovertrain'
      72 3 PARIS. Frl. The French x Government on Wednesday approved the building of the world's first commercial aircushion "Hovertrain." The train will ride on an in-verted-T section rail, supported by air and reaching speeds up to 155 miles an hour It Is expected to be built by Jean
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      Blast kills six
      32 3 VIENNA. Fri. An explosion In Austria's largest fertiliser and chemical products plant at Lini yesterday caused the death of dz rorkers while eight more w«re listed In critic** oo^iti^
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      Lock icon Rothschild art hoard sold for £540,000
      105 3 PARIS, Frl.— The entirt 1 collection of paintings, antique porcelain and furniture amassed by Baron James d> Rothschild over the last half century was auctioned here last night for more than £540,000. The saleroom in the Palais Galliera was packed to capacity for the
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      Tony gives his new mini-skirt an airing
      96 3 Tony gives his new mini-skirt an airing TONY LIDGARD, 16, takes a walk down down a busy street in his 14-inch purple mini-skirt, braving wolf-whistles, giggles and the inevitable guffaws. With him, for moral support, is 17-year-old Ton! Byrne, who designed the male miniskirt. Bricklayer But she wore a trouser
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    Sunny Angn clemency plea: Decision soon
    102 4 Sunny Angn clemency plea: Decision soon SINGAPORE, Fri. Convicted murderer Sunny Ang. 28. who has lived through the last 19 months under the hangman's shadow, will know soon whether his lift- will be spared. By then. President YiiMif bin Ishak Is rxpected to an noun re his derision to grant
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    Poppy dance
    23 4 KUALA KANOSAR. Fri. A dance in aid of the Ponny Day Fund will be held at the Idrls Club here tomorrow-.
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    Call to unions: Think of nation'
    403 4 Call to unions: Think of nation' Plea on wage demands KUALA LUMPUR, Friday. THE Secretary to the Treasury, Tan Sri Mohamed Shariff bin Abdul Samad, today urged Malaysian trade union leaders to have a better understanding of the problems of the Government and the economy. Such an understanding would equip
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    Street snatch
    27 4 PENANO. Pri —Madam Ng Wan Al. 36. A mee-*eller lost her handbag and pair of spectacles to a snatch-thief in Dato Kramat Road this morning.
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    Japanese radio, TV pioneer to visit S'pore
    244 4 Japanese radio, TV pioneer to visit S 'pore SINGAPORE, Frl. A Japanese Industrial genius, 73-year-old Mr. Tokuji Hayakawa, who showed his inventive and creative brilliance at 19 will arrive here on Monday. Mr. Hayakawa. president of the Hayakawa Electric Co., will be here to attend tiie opening by the Finance
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    TV set stolen
    26 4 PENANG. Pri. Thieve* stole a TV m from the Ariff Crescnt home of Inche Abu Yazld bin Mohamed Nor. assistant Comptroller of Immigration.
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    Off—and on
    44 4 Off— and on PENANO, Fri. The Tanjong Stapa light beacon, on the approaches to Kuala Johore. has been temporarily extinguished. Meanwhile, the Marine Department haa reDlaced the green conical wreck buoy. flashing green every five seconds, on the eastern approaches to the Singapore Strait«.
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    Fund to seek 'blood debt' donation
    151 4 I^l ALA LI'MPL'R. Fri. The board of trustees of the Trngku Abdul Rahman Foundation will ask for part of the "blood debt" money to be donated to thr fund. The Minister of Education. Inche Mohamrrl Khir Jnhari. and chairman of the board, disclosed this
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    Wanted: Homes for 14 visiting students
    126 4 ITUALA LUMPUR, Frl.— The public was asked today to participate In a student exchange programme between Malaysia and Australia by taking 47 visiting Australian university students Into their homes for about a week. The National Union of Malaysian Students, which is playing host, Is
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    Khir aims to get Indon language teachers
    320 5 IPOH, Friday. INDONESIANS are to be invited to teach the national language in Malaysian schools, the Minister of Education, Inche Mohamed Khir Johari, disclosed today. He said that there was a shortage of national language teachers in Malaysia, especially those teaching specialised subjects
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    300,000 acres of land given in 7 years
    148 5 M U A R, Fri. The T1 Johore Government has distributed more than 300,000 acres of land to the people under several land development schemes in the State since 1959. The Mentri Be.sar of Johore. Data Haji Hassan bin Haji Yunos. stated
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    Frade mission from Cairo
    38 5 \POKE. Fn. A Hade Horn the United Arab Hepublic will visit Singapore early next year to study the market Tor UAR products and also look into the possibilities of importing goods from the Republic.
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    Father of nine stole $7,000
    67 5 MALACCA, f-rl.— A clerk. Ballcli bin Abu Bakar. was today sentenced to 18 months' jail and lined $2,000 for criminal breacb of trust of $7,678. The court was told that Salleh, father of nine. misappropriated I the money between January and I June while being
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    First aid test
    22 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Fn. The t. John Ambulance Brigade will eld its annual first aid cotn:tition at Cochrane Road School
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    VERA (MISS STORE OF 1964) TO AID POPPY DAY SHOW
    134 5 VERA (MISS STORE OF 1964) TO AID POPPY DAY SHOW LIMA LUMPUR. Fri. Miss Singapore 1964— .Miss Vera Wee will br one of the models at the Malaysian Fabrics Fashion Show organised by the Poppy Day committee at the Dragon Court, Hotel Merlin, next Friday. Miss Wee who is at
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    Teaching in mother tongue: A warning on -'pressure'
    118 5 Teaching in mother tongue: A warning on -'pressure'- YIALACCA. Fri. The Government will consider any suggestion on the use of mother tongues of major communities in Malaysia in schools but it is not going to submit to pressure. Inche Shariff Ahmad, political secretary to the Minister of Education. Inche Mohamed
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      162 5 4jH \x ■ft \X& the Big Day <^ v come to the A X'MAS FAIR under the distinguished patronage of Puan Noor Aishah the First Lady of Singapore who will officially open the Fair at 10.00 a.m. BARGAINS! FOOD! GAMES! FUN FOB PLACE:- VICTORIA MEMORIAL HALL I^K^cSSUbt. so CIETY Mia
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      240 5 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS overturned the French In P»n rules herb production <B>. Scotland iTi Bird ob\lously cut on a ciU- 5 One with your old association section <6>. In KUdare (4). M Country without scceptablt 6 2' ver food ***** b* 1 ser\ed? representation .6). T n n e
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    PET DOGS MISSING: CONTACT OWNER APPEAL
    205 6 PET DOGS MISSING: CONTACT OWNER APPEAL SINGAPORE, Fri. Missing from the William Jacks mess in Kay Siang Road are two pet dogs, which have not been home for three weeks. Mr.v Betty Riseley. the owner of the dogs, which are mongrels, today appealed to a man, who had telephoned the
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    'Happy Xmas' call: Bookings to begin
    181 6 'Happy Xmas' call: Bookings to begin SINGAPORE. Fri. The Telecommunications Department, has announced I that bookings for overseas I calls to br made during the Christmas and New Year season to the United Kinedoin. Europe. Australia. New Zealand. Canada and the United States of America, would be accepted I as
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    Abandoned baby: Mother of 3 cleared of charge
    354 6 Abandoned baby: Mother of 3 cleared of charge SINGAPORE, Friday. J^ MOTHER of three was acquitted by a district judge today after she had made her defence on a charge of abandoning her ymrold daughter at a railway track in Ram pong Bahru. Loke Sect Hah. 26. had been charged
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    SINGAPORE AIRPORT
    459 6 SINGAPORE AIRPORT rr\tit: lollowing i. tod» a >ch«djul« < of civil aircraft movement* at Pay* L«bar airport Siniaporc: < ARRIVALS rituh liglM: Trom Loaden. Kuwait. Colombo. iBG U2i ii 40 p.m. Thai Inttmatlanal: From J«- J karta <TXS 404 i 11.15 am from Bangkok. Kuala Lumpur <rG 406) 12.55 p.m.;
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    Jamdoree Scouts start their big camp
    426 7 Jamdoree Scouts start their big camp UENANG, Fri. Scout j J contingents from Malaysia and abroad are beginning to arrive here for the first Malaysian Jamboree which will be officially opened by the Yang di-Pertuan Agong at 4.30 p.m. on Monday. Already occupying their camp site are representatives from Nepal
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    Youth play
    36 7 PENANG. Pri. The Sunget I N.bong Kechil Youth Club will I stage a drama at the Kna.ii I Hwa Chinese School tomorrow < I night in aid of needy students'! and the club's building fund
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    Strike lay-offs: Qantas in Spore not hit
    180 7 Strike lay-offs: Qantas in Spore not hit SINGAPORE. Frl. The 200 employees of Qantas Airways in Singapore are not affected by the strike- bound airline's latest move in Sydney in i laying off 4.530 employees in Australia and another 150 overseas. The airline's spokesman here disclosed that all training programmes
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    Malaysian police get first of three patrol boats
    85 7 CINCiAPORE. Krl J Thornycrofl (Malaysia) Ltd have delivered to the Roy a 1 Malavvan Police the lirst of three 81fl patrol boats des *nrrl ;«nrl built by their yard in Singapore With a total of M«« hp from two diesel en- i
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    Stage all set to woo the tourist...
    265 7 Stage all set to woo the tourist PENANG FESTIVAL TODAY PENANG. Friday pKNANG will stage its most ambitious bid to attract tourists with the start of the State festival tomorrow. Throbbing: drums with giant chinffay flags, decorated buildings, arches and floodlights along the city's main avenues and traffic roundabouts, have
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    STORE FLIGHTS: GARUDA WAITS FOR THE 'GO'
    198 7 STORE FLIGHTS: GARUDA WAITS FOR THE 'GO' SINGAPORE, Friday. arrangements have been made for Garuda Airways to resume services to Singapore next week. The Indonesian airline is 1 only waiting for the "go" signal by their Government i before despatching their first commercial aircraft here since the ending of I
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    1,000 will be at circumcision
    70 7 TELUK ANSON. Fn— A twoday ceremony will be held here to 1 I mark the circumcision of the first I and second sons of the Raja Muda of Peralc and his consort, the Che Pawn Besar from Dec. 9. The boys are Raja Shahrir Za-
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    Chitrai in
    21 7 SINGAPORE Fn The P. and O. liner Chitrai will Mil into I Singapore tomorrow with 47 dlsrmbarkirur passengers. I
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    Two Soviet delegates score firsts in Spore
    98 7 SINGAPORE. Fri. Two Russian delesate.s are attending their first international conference In Singapore. Mr. L. V. Kotov and Mr. V. A Lysikow, of the Soviet Ministry of Foreign Affairs, are attending the current 13th session of the Asian Advisory Committee of the International
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    Indon VIPs fly in to discuss PoWs
    280 8 REPATRIATION PLANS TO BE WORKED OUT GtNGAPpRE. Fri. Two Indonesian YIPs flew into Singapqre lliis afternoon to finalise Hclnils on repatriation of Indo nesuin |>risoners-of-war :ui<l legalisation of barter trading between Ihc l\vo Republics. They are Brigadier Gen. Sunarso, Commander of the Fifth
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    'Startling' progress at Jurong
    139 8 SINGAPORE. Fri. The visiting secretary K<-n--i-i.il of the Commonwealth Secretariat. Mr. Arnold Smith, after visiting the Jurong industrial estate, said: "1 am very startled to find that N mu< h baa been achieved within such a short period. "The project has been planned and implemented with
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    Housing Board tenant is made bankrupt
    110 8 Housing Board tenant is made bankrupt SINGAPORE. Frl. A former Tiong Bahiu tenant of the Hoa»--1 ing and Development Board. Yong Nam. who had been Involved in i two connected litigation suits v uh the Boarc. was today made a i bankrupt In the High Court. Mr. Justice Wlnslow granted
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    'TEC FIRES AT AXE MAN
    139 8 'TEC FIRES AT AXE MAN SINGAPORE, Friday. 4 DETECTIVE this afternoon shot a thug, who A had slashed him with a chopper during a gang fight at Jiak Kirn Street, off Kirn Seng Road. Deter' ivc Ng Kirn Fong. 23. who received three wounds on his head and legs fired
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    TWO STUDY GRANTS OFFERED
    132 8 TWO STUDY GRANTS OFFERED SINGAPORE. Frl. The Indian Government is offering two scholarships lor post-graduate studies to j Singapore students to continue their studies at an Indian university next year, j All candidates miM be Sin- gapore citizens who have the Higher School Certificate or pov>e.v> a degree lrom the
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    The aquarium
    32 8 SINGAPORE. Frl. The V Kleef Aquarium will be open to the public from Dec. 24 to 26. from 10 am to 9 p.m. It will be clased on Dec 23
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    Secret strike ballots
    44 8 SINGAPORE. Fri.— The Public Daily-rated Road Workers' Union, one of the 14 affiliate unions of the public Daily-rated Employees' Unions Federation, will begin distributing secret strike ballots among its members on Dec. 7. The ballo's will be counted on Dec 10.
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    'Mr. Joo Chiat 1966'
    32 8 SINGAPORE. Kn— The Joo ChiHt community centre will hold i a Mi Peoples Association" and ■Mr Joo Chiat 1966" competition he centre at 6 pm on Sun- day.
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    Cookers plant: Team keen
    112 8 SINOAPORK. Kri—ltalian industrialists are keen to set up a plant in Singapore to produce g.ts cookers to cater for the local market. The 36-member Italian trade and Industrial mission now visiting the Republic is understood to be stuck on the idea, as there is no such
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    A freedom fighter is back as Indian MP
    270 8 A freedom fighter is back as Indian MP SINGAPORE. Kri Mr Abid All. an Indian independence fighter who left Singapore 40 years ago. is back here this time as an MP. of the Indian Parliament. Now 65. Mr. All is here on a twofold mission to attend the Asian advisory
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      139 8 Ml* t f O«/i By V.T. mmm Urn 1/^Z.nH^- SO "K HAS ANY- I HAVE A I I ..ONE OF TH' TRULY I J- <" v ~nQAY'/ T iVAO 0^ i I'D SAY, IP HOVV ABOUT ONE A SUESTMR. fiREAT MEN OF MOCK KSTANP UP \\O^> H Tl rt I
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    California prepares for the next century
    1196 9  - California prepares for the next century RUDOLF KLEIN The fastest-growing state In the U.S. makes higher education elementary, and universal, while planning for the coming age of technology by CALIFORNIA is amonc the most exciting, and frightening, places in ihe world. For while Europe is still trying to escape from
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    Russia's defiant "rebel' priests
    441 9 THE Soviet leadership has broken its silence on a rift within the Russian Orthodox Church which became apparent in April, when two dissident priests, Nikolai Eshliman and Gleb Yakunin, published documents in the West confirming that severe reprisals had been taken against the Church during the
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    Police seize big arms cache
    52 10 HONG KONO. Pri Police here have seized 17 sub-machine gun«. three light machine guns, irenades and high explosives hidden in suitcase* under a bed of a Kowloon fiat, a government spokesman said. The cache also Included four ristols. 5.000 rounds of assorted ammunition and 74
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    Tengku: No excuse for 'no' to Malaysia now...
    581 10  - Tengku: No excuse for 'no' to Malaysia now... BILL CAMPBELL RALLY WASHED OUT BY RAW, SO THE PRIME MINISTER SPEAKS TO SABAH ON RADIO Bu JESSELTON, Fri •JHE people of Sabah have no excuse for rejecting Malaysia- now, Tengku Abdul Rahman declared here last night. The Prime Minister said that
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    'Don't hold school children as hostages...'
    217 10 'Don't hold school children as hostages...' TELUK ANSON, Friday. SCHOOL children should not be held as hostages for claims or as a bargaining factor, Dato Idris bin Babjee, Perak's Chief Education Officer, told a prize day gathering at St. Anthony's School here yesterday. He said this in obvious reference to
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    Art exhibition by Miss Sunyee
    48 10 PETALING JAVA. Fri. Miss Sunyee. principal of the Singapore Art Academy, began a four-week exhibition of her 75 paintings at the library of the University of Malaya yesterday. The exhibition, which Is open to the public, displays works of flowers, landscapes and portraits.
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    Missing boy's body found
    41 10 SINGAPORE. Fri. The body of a 10-year-old boy. Kok Bah Bee, was found floating in a creek off Dakota Crescent yesterday. A police spokesman said he had been missing from his home in Dakota Crescent since Wednesday.
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    Two suspects detained
    47 10 PENANG. Fri Police today detained two suspect* is connection with an armed hold-up of a schoolboy In Rifle Range Road yesterday. One was picked up in Tanjang Tokong Road early this mornIng, while the other was brought to a police station by a relative.
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    FORGER WITH 3 NAMES JAILED
    96 10 FORGER WITH 3 NAMES JAILED SINGAPORE, Fri. A man with two aliases, Zainal Abidin bin Abdullah, 24, was today Jailed for four years by a district court for forgery. Zainal, alias Tan Chin Bee, alias Johnny Dutton, now serving a three-year sentence, admitted forging a cheque for $457 and cashIng
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    'Full sympathy' for Nanyang
    55 10 PETALINO JAVA. Fri. The University of Malaya Students' Union h<u> expressed "full sympathy" witr. Nanyang University student* in thetr struggle for university autonomy A letter signed by UMSU's president. Mr. Dennis Pestana. has expressed "deep regret" at the termination of normal activities of the Nanyang students
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    Lock icon Fishermen fined
    37 10 TELUK ANSON. Fri. Two fishermen, Heng Ah Lai. 30 and Kee Hock Peng. 31 were fined $100 each here yesterday for trawler fishing off Kuala Bernam River on Nov. 26 and 27. They pleaded guiity
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    Lock icon BABY LESSA FLIES TO HER NEW HOME...
    91 10 CYDNEY, Fri -An Australlan Air Force warrant officer and his wife, formerly stationed in But terwortn. have adopted a two-year-old Chinese girl. The couple who already have two sons of their own flew in to Sydney from Butterworth today. Holding the girl up
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    That so-happy feeling...
    417 11  - That so-happy feeling LEE SIEW ENG Walk side by side with men, urges US woman leader By ITUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Women must "walk side by side with their men, not one step behind or one step in front of them." This is the opinion of Mrs. Betka Papanek, a United
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    Mandarin: Malay teachers ask for —aid—
    156 11 Mandarin: Malay teachers ask for aid SINGAPORE. Fri. The Singapore Malay Teachers Union today urged the Government to provide its members with the facilities and incentives for the study of Mandarin. Commenting on the call made by Inche Ghazali Ismail, Political Secretary to the Ministry of Culture, to Mfllay school
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    Dancers for Bangkok
    58 11 Xl ALA LI'MPI R. Kri A n-memher .Malaysian iiiuu.il tr.mpp will Ifave for Bangkok o n Dec. 11 to cive series of performances in connei-tion with the Mil (iames. Led h> Inche Ariff Ahmad, cultural affairs officer of the Ministry of Culture. Youth and Sports, th* troupe
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      43 11 Bugs Bunny By Ralph Heimdahl f YOU'RE TH'~\ f STOP! DO,T 0?) PaTStS IS« -VANOTMEg THINSXJ FwMATS\ SAvv i YOU'RE rIVE BEEN "TVIINKW )v^— -v_^_-^-~_^_ 0' GETTIN' INTA J t I ANOTHER LINE r< AH L/ &<\< ]li ~7 i^ i miter i'rmrdv Vm
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENT
    36 12 70 Word* SIS < Minimum) MR. A MRS. J.V. Uross* thank all relatives snd friends for their wreaths •nd attendance at the funeral* of their parents Joseph and Johanna Jacomina Grosse on 30-11-M and 2-12-64 respectively
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    IN MEMORIAM
    59 12 J0 Horrf! J/j (Minimum, DR. GEORGE THURAIAPPAH, Ipoh entered glory 3-12-10« l. Cherished memory, a mient tear for on* w« love and ml>s m liar ERIC ROSS PETER DE CRUZ IM.lt I.H.tJ. T»ire« yeara today from our mid»t you went away and io« s»e»' memories you left behind
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    ANNOUNCEMENTS
    294 12 It H..rtfs $1S (Minimum) COCKPIT HOTEL'S RIJSTTAFIL" la mmt and Sunday Lunch. Reservations J3S4S. AN INVITATION TO meet Ml»s Arden'x ronnultant at Ueonce The Chemim. 7 John Uttat'i Arcade, Singapore today FOR THE GIFT that everybody talk.« shout. Artcrafts from S2/- up. from the Mint; Shops In FiUpatiick s
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  • The Straits Times Saturday. December 3, 1966
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      The Tengku Listens
      716 12 I The Tengku's tour of Sabah has come at a thriving moment. He went there, he J said, to listen, and he has i heard already much of inter- est But Sarawak and Sabah are also listening to the 1 Prime Minister, whose observations in Kuching and
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      Full Programme
      405 12 Penang could hardly have done more for its first big festival for years. The list of events for the next three weeks is so varied as to be a little bewildering, and the only doubts concern whether the island may have bitten off more than it can chew.
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      Better Link
      175 12 The Pahang State Government's decision to improve the road and strengthen bridges between Pekan and Rompin, and to press on with the Pekan bridge, brings a real East Coast highway much closer. At present it is possible, of course, to make the trip from Mersing to Kota Bharu
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    Supersonic—at only one cent a seat-mile
    951 12  - Supersonic— at only one cent a seat-mile JOE HAGGERTY by THE AIRCRAFT MAKERS WILL SOLVE ALL PROBLEMS EXCEPT ONE THE BOOM THE United States will not have the first supersonic airliner in the sky, but it will have the biggest and the fastest. When the big American bird finally takes
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      A CLOSE CHECK ON THOSE TAXI METERS
      135 12 I REFER to the letter (S.T. Nov. 19) by "Sucker" complaining of inaccurate meters In taxis. Taximeters to be used In Singapore must be certified by the National Physical Laboratory of London that the meter has been tested by the labora ory and
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    Learning Malay—29s
    464 12  - Learning Malay— 29s YUNUS MARIS By M.A. University of Malaya VOCABULARY: PerlsUw* (n) occasion, happening. angkatAN trntera the armed forces: PERpechahAN <ni split; break up; rampasAN (n) obtaining by force; rampasAN kuasa (N) talcing power by force, "coup de'tat"; KEftlisahAN in) unrest, uncertainty; MENda'awa (v) to claim; PulohAN (r.) scores,
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    The unfriendly neighbour...
    334 13  -  Rejal Arbee By The nation south of the Causeway interferes in our affairs, says Tun JOHORE BAHRU, Friday. THE Deputy Prime Minister, Tun Abdul Razak, last night spoke of a country south of the Causeway which did not reciprocate Malaysia's friendliness and insisted on interfering in her
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    Pistol charge
    41 13 SINGAPORE Prl.— Lee Hock Lam was remanded today after being charged in a magistrate's court witn unlaafull possession of a Brownn r automatic pistol and four rounds of ammunition yesterday morning in Kirn Keat Road. No plea was recorded.
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    $37,000 bank grab: A $S5,000 reward
    104 13 $37,000 bank grab: A $S5,000 reward KUALA LUMPI K. Fri. Selangor Police todaj offered a S 5,000 reward for information leading to the arrests of the four robbers who held up the Banque de L Indochine in Jalan Tuanku Abdul Rahman yesterday. Today, the bank staff was shown pictures of
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    Due back tomorrow
    25 13 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. The Chief of the General Staff, Lt.Gen. Tan Sri Abdul Hamid bin Bidin. will return from Thailand on Sunday.
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    Beauty parlour hold-up
    40 13 SINGAPORE. Fn.— Two thuas entered the new Ylew Chang beauty parlour in Tampems Road yesterday afternoon and snatched two gold chains' from two hair-dressers. They also took $30 from a boy friend of one of the halrdressess.
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    Closed for two weeks
    27 13 S'NGAPORE. Fri.— The multistorey car park restaurant in Market Street will be closed for about two weeks for repairs after yesterdays 520.000 fire.
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    Muar dispute
    33 13 MUAR. Fri.— The dispute between the Muar Town Council and the local branch of the Amalgamated National Union ol Local Authorities Employees was settled last night after three hours of negotiations.
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    This isn't fair, says the beauty who was No. 2
    181 13  - This isn't fair, says the beauty who was No. 2 OH KEE TIANG By DENANG, Fri. Miss x Ange 1 i n c Urn, runner-up in the Miss Kedah contest, today protested that the winner. Miss Monkam Suprasome, was not qualified to compete for the title. "She should be disqualified,"
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    Head-on crash
    33 13 SINGAPORE. Fri. Motor cyclist Lim Kian Huat, 33. alias Chua Kirn San. of Bulim Estate. Jurong. was killed when his machine collided head-on with a bus at Upper Serangoon Road yesterday.
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    Spore Budget on Monday
    85 13 Spore Budget on Monday CINGAPOKh. Fri—Parliuineru will go into its anuu.il Budget session on Monua>. when the Finance Minister, Mr Lim Kirn San. will present the 1!M,7 Budget Debate on this will be taken up the following week. With no Opposition party in the House, this is expected to be
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    JOHORE 'FLOUTING GOVT POLICY'
    141 13 KUALA LUMPUR, Friday. THE Johore Government was today accused of flouting the Central Government's policy on the retirement age of Government servants. The charge came from the outgoing president of the Congress of Unions of employees in the Public and Civil Services. Mr. V.E. Jesudoss. at
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    New library
    18 13 PENANG. Fri A public library is to be opened at the Kenala Batas religious school MB
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    TAXI MAN SEEKS TO RETURN LOST WALLET
    95 13 CINGAPORE. Fri.— A taxl- driver, Mr. Jo Dji Lok, is looking for an Englishwoman from Johore Bahru who dropped her wallet in his taxi today. The wallet contains an identity card, a Naval Base pass, $16. some loose change, and a receipt. The
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      857 13 TV MALAYSIA CHANNELS 5 Ku»U Lumpur mary. 5.50 Newt outlines In and Penang; National Language; 5.55 Na--6 Ipoh and Malacca tional Songs; 6 News In Ta--3.10 Johore Bahru; mil; 6.10 Super Six; 6.33 4 Taiping; Dennis the Menace Mr. 7 Batu Pahat; Wilson's Award; 7 News in 9 Kluang. English;
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    Important phase in expanding facilities for the worker
    496 14 Important phase in expanding facilities for the worker Message from Minister for Labour Mr. Jek Yeun Thong: 6 THE establishment of the Light Industries Services demonstration and training workshops marks an important phase in the development of training facilities for industrial workers in Singapore. These workshops, established with the assistance
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    Training services boost Republic's light industries
    585 14 LABOUR MINISTER OPENS L.I.S. WORKSHOPS By A Special Correspondent SINGAPORE'S Minister for Labour, Mr. Jek Yeun Thong, will officially open the demonstration and training workshops of the Light Industries Services at River Valley Road at 4 p.m. today. (LIS is a unit of the
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    More centres to be set up, says Chairman
    511 14 More centres to be set up, says Chairman ON Oct. 3, 1963, the Economic Development Board established the Light Industries Services with the assistance of United Nations Special Fund and the International Labour Organisation with the objective of assisting and advising small and medium scale industries in Singapore to improve,
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    WORK IN PROGRESS
    17 14 WORK in progress on milling mjcK.n. and lathe i« LIS tool and die workshop.
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    Unit and U.N. agency group
    66 15 CROUP photograph of the LIS ILO UN Team. Seated (from left Meisr». N. Thorn* (ILO); N. Erikiton (ILO); S. Y. Fonfl (LIS); R. W. A. Crocock (ILO); Wong Chun Win (LIS Deputy Director); Lang Wong (ILO Chief of Protect); H. M Sithawalla (LIS Director); R.
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    Spore makes good progress
    286 15  - Spore makes good progress Special Correspondent By LABOUR productivity Is acknowledged to be one of the more Important Indices of economic development. The key to industrialisation lies In the availability of the right types and levels of trained workers. The Republic of Singapore Is already making good progress in providing
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    New milestone in expansion of L.I.S. activities
    287 15  - New milestone in expansion of L.I.S. activities LANG WONG, By ILO Chief of Project THE inauguration today of these specialised workshops marks a new milestone in the expansion of -the activities of the Light Industries Services. Programmes in the upgrading and updating of technical skills complement those in management training
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    Opening marks a big step forward
    222 15 MESSAGE FROM MR. DAVID BLICKKNSTAPF. RESIDENT REPRESENTATIVE OF THE UCITED NATIONS DEVELOPMLNT PROGRAMME. SINOAPOREi fc IN January 1963. the Governing Council of the United Nations Special Fund approved the request of the Government of Singapore for assistance in establishing a Light Industries Services unit
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      276 15 Congratulations to the E. D. B. on the Official Opening of their LIGHT INDUSTRIES SERVICES Demonstration Training Workshops from WONG THIAM SPRING FACTORY Office: 5 7, Guillemard Rd., Spore. Tel: ***** Branch: 46, Chan Sow Lin Rd., K.L. Tel: ***** Specialised in Making all sorts of Mechanical Spring. CONGRA TULA
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      Lock icon An 'incendiary device' found aboard plane
      112 16 CHICAGO. Fri. Police said an "incendiary device was found yesterday aboard a United Air Lines plane being prepared to take off from O'Hare International Airport for Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Police described the device as a gift-wrapped package with a bottle containing a liquid with flre
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      We seek no favour from the U.N. says Peking
      405 16 PEKING, Friday £HINA said yesterday that it sought no favour from the United Nations and predicted that the day will come when ''U.S. imperialism's domination of the UJN. will be broken." The official Peking People's Daily, in a commentary on U.N.
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      Lock icon Work on film stops again as Bardot falls i11...
      89 16 PARIS. Frl. Brigitt* Bardot has fallen 111 and work on her new film has been Interrupted. Miss Bardot is to consult a doctor this evening to see when she could resume fllmlnu. She was said to be suffering from the aftermath
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      Pretty Lucille who is practical too
      92 16 JUST because a girl J is pretty, it doesn't follow that she isn't practical too. Take this girl for instance L v c i 1 1 c Soong. Peking-born Lucille, who lives in London, is an actress. But in her spare time she designs
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      Lock icon Our countries getting closer together, say De Gaulle. Kosygin
      334 16 PARIS, Friday PRESIDENT Charles de Gaulle called last night for "objective consideration" by Europe Including France and the Soviet Union of the future of Germany and European security. He made the call In a speech i 1 at a state dinner
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      Underground nuclear test by the U.S.
      66 16 WASHINGTON. Fri. Tht Atomic Energy Commission yesterday rescheduled for Monday a nuclear test In the Tatum fait dome near Hattiesburg, Misslssppl. The underground detonation, equivalent to 360 tons of TNT, Is part of efforts to improve detection, Identification and location of underground explosion by
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      Lock icon INDIAN SINGER HOPES TO MEET POPE PAUL
      73 16 I^OME. Frl— Top Indian singer Mrs. M. Subbulakshmi said today that she hoped to have an audience with Pope Paul. Mrs. Subbulakshmi, who arrived last nlgnt from London for a three-day visit, will give a concert of Indian classical music at the Civil
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      Lock icon Completed: N.America's most accurate ruler
      194 16 Completed: N.America's most accurate ruler (X)LUMBUS (Ohio), Fri. North America's most accurate ruler has been completed, Ohio State University scientists said yesterday. It is a 500-meter lln« built near Mansfield, Ohio, measured so accurately that Its margin of error is one part in 10 million. Over the 500 meters, that's
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      Lock icon Reita to visit Syria in January
      68 16 Reita to visit Syria in January DAMASCUS. Frl. Mis* World. 23-year-old Reita Farla, will make a fourday visit to Syria from Jan. 18, it was announced today. A spokesman for the Afamia tourist agency here said he had received -i telegram from Miss Faria accepting the agency's invitation The 1965
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      147 17 Malaysia's tax on Unicef Christmas cards DECENTLY I made en- qutrles regarding thr purrha.se of UNICEF greeting cards for Christmas. I was informed that the Thai Area office looks after the sale of Unicef cardr, in Malaysia as well as for Thailand. After obtaining a Brochure from Bangkok I sent
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      66 17 •THE number of buses put to serve any particular areas should be in direct proportion to the number of residents of that area who rely on public transport. The number of residents of Brickfields who make use of public transport la certainly greater than the Sri Jaya Transport Co. seems
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      40 17 BADMINTON. Is th c ONLY sport which has brought fame and honour to our country. Yet T.V. Malaysia failed to present a 'live' telecast of the Malaysia-India match. Even Radio Malaysia failed the country, though not as badly! "ROBBED" Ipoh
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      The right (and wrong) in a school magazine
      326 17 WITH the innocent pride of a little child, my son showed me a copy of the school magazine published by the Sultan Abdul Aziz Primary School, Teluk Anson. To show a father's interest, I went thoroughly from page to page, and realised
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      140 17 Indonesian students* tour IN my official capacity as president of the University of Malaya. Athletic Union I did not accuse the Ministry of Defence, "of arranging ijo many conducted tours for the visiting Indonesian university students* and thus "not allowing them more time to get together with their Malaysia counterparts."
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      76 17 Ignored AN October 31, my husband called at Counter 11. City Hall with a complaint about the staggering water bill for the month of September. Having ostensibly taken note of the complaint, the reception clerk told him. "We will look into the matter.We waited for the outcome of the promised
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      A BLOOD DONOR'S RIGHT ARM
      144 17 T"HE demand for blood donors is great. This thought was In my mind when accompanied by four colleagues 1 went to the General Hospital last week. All five of us have been called upon on many occasions to provide blood. After the usual preliminaries my
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      66 17 Scholarships GOVERNMENT should bo more selective in the award of scholarship There are instances where the sons of fathers earn:ur simer-scale salar.e.s are erVioying scholarship They even •'ffo'd ew On the other hand, the son of a taxi-driver paid his own way for two terms until he was awarded a
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      53 17 No privacy XHE maternity ward in the District Hospital at Sungei Bakap does not allow privacy. No screens are provided for the patients when they change their clothes. Any woman would feel embarrassed. It is appreciated that the delivery service is free, but need patients be treated with such contempt?
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      74 17 Selfish practice RATIONAL Library au--1 thorities should note certain malpractices in the Senior Lending section and mainly when the library is crowded. Files, bags and school text books are being left on the reading tables, an attempt by their owners, who wander away, to indicate that the -seats are "reserved.This
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      THERE IS SOMEONE WHO DOES CARE
      162 17 THERE IS SOMEONE WHO DOES CARE ()LUSItK' (ST. Nov. Zii> a^ked to wlium could one complain about roads that have n» drainage, drains that are clogged and water holes in a road re>erve. The P.U.I) and the Health Department are only re>ponsible for roads and drains that are public and
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      1138 18 1 1 onUnurO' lioro Pafr 12 1 ANNOUNCEMENT rftrt-i Sli (Mimimmmt FOR X'MAS GIFTS Give Bermna '30 Fully Automatic Sewing Portable with Fabulous Prese*rfeet and vtagie needle. Gammeters. Spore. Tel: •220 T. SITUATIONS VACANT 1 Words tt < Mim.}— Bo* St ctt. txtrm RBAO UM senior Appointment' scant to Tne
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      1061 18 SITUATIONS VACANT U Wnrdt SI (Mim.)— Box St ct*. txtrm I WANTED GRADUATES to I'XCH ih Geography snd Matbematlct i.or Secondary Clauses Also an experienced teacher of Maiay. AttracI tive Salary offered. Apply to Principal. Ling Chu Ming School, stibu. Sarawak WANtED EXPERIENCED PROvi SION sales/ delivery men with know-
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      1196 18 ACCOMMODATION VACANT 1 1 li Wordt S« (Mim.)-Box SI ctt. txtrm I; DISTRICT IS Tbree Bedrooms Elavated Furnlshable Bungalow, garage, compound, leatouable rent, immediate i 6' "'■upMtrun Phone Spore 645.73. BEAUTIFUL FURNISHED 3 alr'on- si ditioned rooms flat. Washing machine, Katong seaside, tiastern Mansion. Lee v (Spore) ***** mornings. DETACHED
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      960 18 lOUSES LAND FOR SALE i Wmrdt St (Mim.)-Box St ctt. rxtrm I TWO STOREY corner shop bouse j 25.0U0/- freehold eootact Mister Ton I 71 Geylang Road. B'pore 14. > TELOK KURAU: J- bed roomed two- torey tenni -detached bungalow 1?.292 9. ft Fieenold. 546.000/- principal! 1 nly. Spore. Tel:
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      809 18 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES U Wmrdt St (Him.)-Bmx St ctt. txtrm ENERGETIC YOUNG A experienced I mporter requ.res financiers for import md export businesses. Financier* required to travel overseas to com tracts. Reply P.O Box 1171). Hen mi T.V. RADIO SALES SERVICE is Wmrdt St (Him.)— Box tt eta. mxtrm T.V. RADIO
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      969 18 VEHICLES FOR SALE IS Wmrdt St < Him.)— Box St cl: txtrm I ltd FORD ANCLIA MM Co. 1 Tax Battery and Tyres Price i.\2i>o,- r Phone Spore 4KT!it><j i Koh > ISM MITSUBISHI (00 t«o o»ners r Uood runtime condition fMMJ ono 1 l* re 1»«3 SIMCA 1000 12.
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      482 18 VEHICLES FOR SALE >.i Horrfi SS l Mm. i- Mm M ttt •Ifrt AIRC0NOITI0NED VICTOR. Ner-Iy ■wprtim Kuroiwan o«n.-r Ideal for ■omeonc IMkll y»l in■xprnaivr car M.wm h p arrancearile. psra) LATE 1M5 SINCCR CftMMM M <ondit on u imiii ini ono Contact Robert Ha Ml office hours. L'0502 aftti
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      1274 19 :0 LI IASTJTK^ Due Sport Sails P. S'hsm Penang OIOMED leuoes, Liverpool, A'mouth li Ptrt ANTENOR l.»erpool, Glasgow Oee 5 maron l vercool, Oublm, Glasgow.. Ok S Ok 8 Dk 112 Oec 13 PERSEUS Liverpool Dec 12 OK 13 neleus Havre. L'pool. Belfast. G'gow Dk is Oec 18 Dk 28
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      1441 19 r//rLßlj{//vfs i mJ-i iirTinrh *»»aaa-..a---Mai I •ht tAST ASIATIC COMPANY v* kuvwlM* On»i«i« EXPRESS SAILINGS TO GENOA-ROTTEROAMHAMBUIIG AARHUSCOPENHACEN. P. Sham Penang Spore i Genoa R'dam H'burg Aarhus C>agen SARGODHA a) Sa.lil Sailet I* Pt 3 Dee Dk 11 Oec 27 Dec II JM 1 Jm 5 Gia*«* ii i. SUMBAWA
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      1381 19 j BENmLINJ\ EXPRESS SERVICL ID LONMN. LIVERPOOL CONTINENTAL PtBTB. Drutiuno For Livernool Dec Jl DCnnnUII Hamburg Ja* 17 Singaport Pt Sham Ptnang Hull Ja* 22 Cla. I OtC 4 Dtc 5 0 M trough Ja* 31 G mouth Fel 1 BLNRINNES Fof lom)ol BK n •ipgaoori) Pt S'haa Penang HamDurg
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      1294 19 feELLERMAN BUCKNALL S.S. CO.. LTD. Bit OVERLEAF PDR OUTWARD SERVICI PROM U.t/CONTINENT. Laadi*t tan rutre P. Staa pmmi CITY OF «UILDFOID London. Ha-nbjrg, Rnntrdaia. Antwirp. Hull m II DM CITY OF •INNIi'EI lomon. Hantiurg, Rotttrdm. Havre. Hull It'lt Dm n IN CITY OF BROOKLYN London. Hawtorg. Rotterdam. Mavrt HUM 10/
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    Straits tin up by 12½ cents in Penang
    441 20 THE Straits tin price rose by U| cents in Penan j: spsterday to 5607 on an offering estimated down 10 tons to BBS tons. Fairly good support MM reported especially from Europe. In London on Thursdaafternoon the buyers' price of three months
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    82 20 I CHINESE Pr.rtuc. Ciehania. »m«.pora naan pricts par picul yastsrday: Cacanut ail: bulk S4l sellers, drum i |4S| sellers. Capra: Mixed (f.0.b.) Loo'e Nov./ U. I <'J6» B Pipptr: Muntok white Sl67s sellers. Bara»ak nhne 5165 sellers, spatial Sarawak Mack (U'O scllerr. garbled Lampong rilnck S I UO
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    QUIET DAY'S TRADING ON STOCK EXCHANGE AGAIN
    828 20 From Our Market Correspondent QUIET conditions again ruled on the Stock Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore yesterday and equities were firmer on a trendless, featureless market. More movement is expected after the Singapore budget on Monday afternoon. Yet again Gammon registered the largest
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    STOCK INDICES
    27 20 Malayan Stock Indices Dec. 1 Dec. 1 •Industrials: 90.90 91.03 Tins: 111b.71 lub' i 7 rubber*: 11U.79 110.79 Dec. Si). l»63=100 Dec. >9. 196'!= 100
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    BUSINESS ON STOCK EXCHANGE
    969 20 BUSINESS in and reported lo tbe Singapore and Kuala umpur trading rooms of tbe lock Exchange yesterday with lie number of shares traded i brackets: INDUSTRIALS: BanMSJd ihlimn lA3 U. >:) im m. >i c. Sugar cent* D. 1 1. oou i Ui cent* i2.000i 'Mi
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    118 20 MELBOURNE. Frl INDUSTRIALS eeneralh were 1 steady with ri.ses sli^htlv in excess of falls Trading was quiet Some key stocks eased. B.H.P down 2 cents to S5 92. Base Metals and Oils were steady. Today's closing pnem 10 AiiPtrallan price" ;n brackets Mount l»a 4.11 44.11 > N
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    CLOSING PRICES
    26 20 Dec. 2. RIBBEK PRICK: i.li cents (up one-eighth of a cent). TIN: S«O7 (up 12i cents). Estimated unofficial offering: 225 tons (down 10 tons).
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    SHIPS IN PORT
    160 20 'HIPS lytng Jlan K «irl« tht Smnpin H■ r b*uf whirvn or i fficttd toay art: I'arrociu* It Rrnrinnca 3 V urgoohu II Id. Port u>um Mam 11 ir Lancelot 10. Kanrvu Maru _I/Z_ ana Miru No. 1 U Star Arcturua 1 32. Ulrnrxrn 33 M, Halldia
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    77 20 1 marclunti >t«terday tall rates to OOi: Nik Vark: r>nvin( TT 3? I] l«. »|r. ■ll OD .12 13 16. JO d at 33 i/lK ulii mill. 33 9 I* trade hill* Canada: hu.ving TT 35 7/16. airmail I* 9 i<, M d it. Mi credit mils. I
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    Rubber follows same pattern
    453 20 Rubber follows same pattern T»HIS week's local Rubber 1 Market followed a pattern very similar to that of last weeK. state H.C.B. Co. Ltd. in their weekly review. The opening stages showed a steadier tendency with betU»r enquiry from the trade and covering by speculators, adds the report Thii accompanied
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    RUBBER PRICES
    257 20 I")E( K.MBKR lirM grade rubber f.o.b. buyers closet. 1 at 5 p.m. in Kuala Lumpur and Singapore veklerdav at t>l'» crnts pci Mi up one-eighth of a cent on Thursday's closing level fur tin position The tone MM quiet. K.A.S. ar.J M K.I eM«g price* in cents per
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    H.K. RATES
    38 20 O.N th» trat tichangt marktt In Rrmg Konc ITMtaavlay Hrn Ul fJallar «n quoted at 5 7St for T.T. and 5.73| for cash Sterling wai quotrd at IVM an 4 ant tael af geld at I'Wij.
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      1077 20 YV~ KAWASAKI KISEN KAISHA LTDI Direct U.S.A. Atlantic Coast Service Bangkok Honfkong N. York Seartoort Ptiilaa. BalU "Mttaskiaja Man" 11 24 Ik 29 31 Dec J Fek I Fel IS Fel II Fel "Retainer" IB JM 27,31 Jm 4 Mar II Mm IS Mm UMm Japan Direct Service Pliant Singapore
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      722 20 1 L__Vo^^v^B_Kt^^'_l AUSTRALIA/NEW 2EAIAND SERVICES INDIA. PAKISTAN ANO FAR EAST SERVICES Tl: Freajaatle, Alelnfe, Melleurie. S»*nr» Te: Malras in* NafaiattiiM. Penani P. S'nam Singapore Singapore P. Sham Penanf BAMORA 1/ I Dec 11/11 DX RAJULA I 13 DX 14 DM IS Dec BULIMIA* II I laa 1/11 Jaa 11/11 lan
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      123 20 What's Happening Back Home? Letters to friends and relatives now o-erseis arc •nly one link between them and home. A regular link xcith the home scene is to send The Straits Budget, the weekly edition of The Straits Times. Malaysians, ex-Malaysians and friend*, abroad cannot do better than read this
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      1046 21 I Continued from Pa«e 18) VEHICLES FOR SALE H Words $0 (Mlit.)— Box SO eU. txtra IMS M. MINI S W. Kord Cortina U.T.. 19*4 Minor 1000, Flat 1500 B/W, Flat wmn IM Austin Cambridge, ISta Or'l Ftrkord. Flat 1100 Special, IPftl Flat AOO, 1090 Ford Prefect, 19&8 Flat 600.
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      771 21 AT YOUR SERVICE IS Word* $9 (Min.)-Box SO cl*. extrn COPIED WHILE YOU Watt Ortlflcatet (birth, marriage, death) nchool leaving diplomas, Uitimomal.i retereocrs. Fotomatlc. 5* Robinson Road, B' pore. *****. PRIVATE INVESTIGATION AGENCY Tip Pent; Tew Investigation Service (Eitabllshed I860). GcorKe Lee Chambera, 204), Clemenceau Av«nue, Singapore. Telephone *****. SHOPPING
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      1278 21 rs si "SALVAGING" ASIA SALVAGING COMPANY. •0. ANG S1ANG RO S'PORfc 1. Refloating ships Wrecks, Underwater cuttings. Surveying Patching, Laying Cables Pipes. Rock Blasting. Anchor Searching. Jetty Gantry Wharf Checking and Repairing; Ships' propellers and sea cork checking etc. Tel: Office: *****. Residence: *****. NOTICE It Is hereby given that
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      610 21 NOTICES INTERRUPTION OF ELECTRICITY SUPPLY For the purpose of essential work, electricity supply to all consumers In Juru Dam, Tasek, Junjong. Slmpang Ampa.t Sg Bakap. Nlbong Tebnl and Parlt Bun tar, will be Interrupted on Sunday 4.12.66 from 900 ajn. to 6.30 p.m. Any Inconvenience caused Is regretted. Pengurus Daerah
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      440 21 TENDERS J.K.R. SELANGOR PEMBERITAHU TAWARAN J.K.R. Tawaran daripada Pemborong2 yang berdaftar diJ.K.R. dl-dalam kelas 'EX 1 ka- 'D' Kepala 1 akan diterlma di-Pejabat Jurutera Penguasa. J.K.R.. Kuala Lumpur hingga Jam pukol 3.00 petang/pada 7 hb Desember. 1966 UNTOK PEMBENAAN JALAN TAR DI KAMPONG BHARU, SUNGEI WAY. KUALA LUMPUR. 2. Segala
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      773 21 UPJOHN HAVE YOU THE ABILITY TO SUCCEED? We require a young but mature salesman for oar rapidly expanding marketing team in Malaysia. Our organization is dynamic and progressive and thus offers the successful candidate an outstanding opportunity for swift advancement and eventual supervisory responsibility. The applicant must possess a selling
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      Oasis the 'banker' in difficult card
      436 22 T ARGE fields at Bukit Timah today make winnerfinding a very difficult job but Oasis (Race Eight) should be the "banker" of the day. This Australian five-year-old won a 7f race at Kuala Lumpur recently by five lengths and although he carries 14-lb more
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      SELECTION
      128 22 EPSOM JEEP CALL BOY POINTER JESSE JAMES RESOURCEFUL JESSE JAMES Race 1 The Pointer Jesse James The Pointer Resourceful Poacher Pulau Pinang CONCORDE CONCORDE CONCORDE Surveyor Rina Rina Race t Gourmet Landanlet Landaulet Ch. INFORMER FIVE SPRINGS S of SILVER Draco Star of Silver Kashjrt Kashjet Lord Francis Draco
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      Navazish useful on a wet track
      419 22 ;i ipead] sort who runs well on a wet track. RACK FIVE: Pahlawan looks best in a field dominated oy stayers and I take him to win. At Kuala Lumpur last month he finished a good fourth to the outstanding Pizarro II over 5U
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      Bukit Timah
      1585 22 COINC FORECAST: Yielding to toft. Race 1-2.0 2-y-o Div 3 ($7,500) 6f 1 The Pointer (Pointer) Allan 8.4 (F) Pretty 1 2 JESSE JAMES (A St S) Tulloh 8.4 (SF) (oleman 11 3 Poacher (Bloxham Bennett) Bauby Jr 8.4 *Kang 5 4 San Gala (Hock Kuang) Teh 8.4
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      ON THE TRACK LORD JIM AND PIZARRO SHINE IN TRIAL
      292 22 ON THE TRACK LORD JIM AND PIZARRO SHINE IN TRIAL 'J-RAINER Mickey Donnelly s cracK sprinters Lord Jim and Pizarro 11 did a good trial in soft going at Bukit Timah yesterday morning. They raced stride lor stridt over 3f in 38s. both going on the bit at the finish.
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      JOCKY FORM
      61 22 JOCKEY FORM gives placlngs of the past 15 mounts of the top 12 riders. Latest placing Is on the right. Coles »8.3' *************** olrman (7 8) *************** Pretty (7.13) *************** Po«nrr (7.8) *************** Nelson (7 9) *************** Trevena (7.1 3 > *************** Harbridce (7.9) *************** Weir (7.8) ***************
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      188 22 LONDON, Frt. A ten-year-old mare. Varna 11, became the belle of the Newmarket December Sales last night when she commanded a price of 24.000 guineas In the floodlit ring. Varna 11, purchased by an agent on behalf of American Tom Evens of Virfrinia. was bred in
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      'King' Pele gets marching orders
      311 22 'King' Pele gets marching orders WORLD ROUNDUP COCCER Brasilia, Fri. Pele, the "King" of Brazilian football, was sent off during the first-leg of Brazil's Cup final when his club Santos suffered one of their most humiliating defeats In Belo Horizonte last night. Santos were beaten 8-2 by Cruzeiro, the Mina»
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      92 22 111 J^ \fl |3 BBH^ lll^^M H ONE Pl-AS' Bk!^ SHIRi --4 ;^7rr"" yoUR f ,4 Q LYMPL/S/A shirt h/rt m^ing methnw ndards They hay r dre s ma I I technique of tl e Pf > n of th latest m evv era I a P erf ect non-iron
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      83 22 Peter Chew 's announces the commencement of his usual former business at 55, High Street, Singapore and take pleasure in inviting his former patrons and customers to a cocktail party on Sunday 4th December 1966 between 10. 00 a.m. 4. 00 p.m. BEST WISHES CONGRA TULA TIONS to MINSOON FINANCE
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      Ten 'golds' forecast by Jamil
      494 23 Third and fourth groups leave for Asian Games Story: MANSOOR RAHMAN Pictures: LIM CHEE HAW MALAYSIA'S haul of medals in the Fifth Asian Games at Bangkok, beginning next Friday, should come mainly from the athletics and badminton events, according to the Chef de Mission, Tan
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      Lock icon Main stadium is now ready
      216 23 OANGKOK, Fri. Workmen were putting the D finishing touches to the Main Stadium here yesterday In readines for the Fifth Asian Games which begin on Dec. 9. The Games Flame went through a successful dress rehearsal In Its giant cauldron, while overhead the sun boosted
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      Formosa's best medal hope
      114 23 l AIPEH. i-n— Formosa hope to win at least four gold medals all by one girl at the Fifth Asian Games to be held In Bangkok Bport« officials here aald that Chi Cheng was certain to win gold medals in pentathlon. 100 metrea. long jump and
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      Lock icon FLAG AND TORCH GO TO BANGKOK
      127 23 FLAG AND TORCH GO TO BANGKOK JAKARTA. Pri. The Governor of Jakarta yesterday handed over the Asian Oames Flag and Torch to an Indonesian delegation to take them to Bangkok next week for the start of the Fifth Asian Oames. The white flag with Its special Oames emblem haa been
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      JUDO MEET
      25 23 Twenty-eeven Judolsts from Perak. Selangor and Penang will compete in the fourth Malaysian Judo championships at the Han Chiang Indoor Stadium. Penang. today.
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      INDIANS WIN
      29 23 r PHE Indian Thomas Cup 1 badminton team beat a Penang selection 4-1 In a friendly match at the Han Chiang Indoor Btadium. Penang. on Thursday night.
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      SPORE OFFER TO HELP SOLVE WEIGHTS PROBLEM
      119 23 SPORE OFFER TO HELP SOLVE WEIGHTS PROBLEM HPHE Singapore Amateur X Weightlifting Federation are prepared to help Thailand's Fifth Asian Games Organising Committee solve a problem reports FRANCIS BOEY. SAWLF president Son Ghee Soon said yesterday that he was surprised to learn from a report that Thailand did not have
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      India out —official
      53 23 NEW DELHI. Frl. It was formally confirmed here last night that India will not take, part Jn the Asian Games m Bangkok. Raja Bhallndra Singh, president of the Indian Olympic Association, said that the Finance Ministry had stood by Its decision that only 81 team members could
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      Six-nation battle look fiercest of Games
      343 23 Six-nation battle look fiercest of Games BANGKOK, Fri. Weißhtliftlng, likely to be one of the most competitive events at the Fifth Asian Games here this month, is shaping up as a six-nation flght for top honours. Host country Thailand. Japan. South Korea Burma. Malaysia and Singapore are out in full
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      Bulldog fancied for riding honours
      189 23 MOTOR RACING Pi^vt*vt«,« PENANG, Friday. ENANG s ace motor cyclist Bulldog Kuan will head a strong Suzuki challenge for top honours in the Festival of Penang quarter-mile motor sprint at Gurney Drive here tomorrow (starting 8.30 a.m.). Bulldog Kuan has won several top events recently
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      Lock icon Chinese sweep in cycling
      73 23 PNOM PENH. Pri. China won five gold medal* to Cambodia s one in the six cycling event* at the Oanefo here yesterday. China won the women's 1.000 metres and 3.000 metres races, the men's 1.000 metres. 4.000 metres and 4.000 metres team event. Cambodia won the
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      34 23 Xl (.(.Kit L. Perak League iT Ansom: Combined Schools !6 (2 goals. 3 tries) Pemuda Sukan 3 (penalty) -<•( R Ipnh I.eacue- Kmta Indians 3 PCRC 1 Friendly: Malay 8C 2 Y»th. College, XL 3.
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      113 23 TODAY'S SPORTS DIARY BILLIARDS— Spore 3-ball flnal SOCCER Frlendllet: S Dore 'CSC, 7 pm. i. schoolboys under-13 v SWFA HOCKEY— Spore Dlt. t: Naval <S p.m.): 8 pore Youths A' v v PSA; RAP Seletar v Police SA 1 4.0) Spore R*fs v VMSA: Div. S: SMHA v 43 Johore
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    Pay claims warning by Govt unions
    408 24 'MORE DELAYS WILL RESULT IN LOSS OF FAITH' KUALA LUMPUR, Fri J^ WARNING that Government workers unions would be "forced to take the law into their own hands" if there were further delays in the settlement of long-standing claims was given here today by
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    DEATHS
    161 24 CABLE RECEIVED from St. Andrew's. Kerala mother of Louiv Venceslas, Anto of 2-13 Simon Road. Pingapore-19 expired peacefully on 2-12-66. MRS. TAN KOK HOE (nee Madam Ctioa Slok Hee> age OS passed away peacefully on 2.12.66 leaving behind be'oved husband and daughter, Molly. Cortege leaves 226, Carpmael Road on
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  • Article
    Bombs near Hanoi
    47 24 SAIGON. Fri— U.S. Navy planes today bombed targets within five miles of the centre of Hanoi the nearest to the capital since June this year. A military spokesman said the planes, from two aircraftcarriers In the Gulf of Tonkin, struck at a vehicle park—Reuter.
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    Garden party
    33 24 SINGAPORE. Fri— The YenD.D. Chelliah, Vicar-General, will preside at a garden party to be held at St. Pauls Church, 6th milestone. Upper Serangoon Road, from 2 p.m. to 6 pm. tomorrow.
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    Sabah highway and why it was abandoned
    313 24 Sabah highway and why it was abandoned KUALA LUMPUR, Friday. Keningau-Sepulot road in Sabah was a defence project and had to be abandoned with the ending of confrontation, the Ministry of Defence explained today. Its explanation followed "reports from Sabah which spoke of the danger of the costly road reverting
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    Dance party
    31 24 SINGAPORE. Fri— The Buklt Ho Swee Adult Education Centre will hold a dance tomorrow at the Damlen Hall. Sacred Heart Church at Tanglln Halt, with the D'Acadians in attendance.
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    Banished students seek aid in Kuala Lumpur
    251 24  -  MARGARET WEE By KUALA LUMPUR, Fri.— Three of the four students of the University of Singapore banished from the Republic, today appealed to the Malaysian Government for help "so that our futures are not totally ruined." They are Gurdial Singh Nijar. a second-year
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  • Article
    Baby for Yoke Heong
    51 24 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri.—Armless Lai Yoke Heong, 22 now Mrs. James Lav— who had been asked by her trustees to come home, has given birth to a baby in the United States. In a letter from Los Angeles, she said that her studies were temporarily Interrupted by
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    Tolerance
    39 24 SINGAPORE, Fri.— Mr. C. Wilfred Jenks, deputy director-general of the International Labour Organisation, will talk on 'Tolerance and good nelghbourllness as concepts of international law* at the University of Singapore lecture 'heatre 2 at 5 p.m. on Monday.
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    LONDON STOCKS
    285 24 LONDON, Fri.— Activity was extremely small on the London stock market today and prices closed with a majority of small falls. Values were largely unaffected by Increased Briti.lh November gold and foreign exchange reserves, and the fact that the Government is not to renew the line of credit
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    RUBBER
    57 24 LONDON, Frt. Spot 18Kd., Jan. I8 7 sd.. Feb. 19d March 193 16d. Jan. March 19d.. April/ June 19 r '»d., July/Bept. 19 15/16U, Oct. /Dec. 20d., Jan. /March 20 1 I6d. April, June 20>id., July/ Sept. 20.d Oct Dec. 20>*d.. c.l.f. Dec 18'4d.. Jan. 18 9/16 d. Feb.
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    TIN
    28 24 LONDON. Fit. Buyers £1208 unchanged!, sellers £1210 (+£l). Forward buyers £1208 £l), sellers £1209 (—£l), Settlement £1210 (—£l). Turnover a.m. 540 tons. p.m. 435 tons. Tone: Steady.
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    Spore bars entry of The Plen
    306 24 SINGAPORE, Fri. A Malayan Communist Party leader, Fang Chuang Pi nicknamed "The Plen" (short for Plenipotentiary) by the Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew is among nine people who have been banned from entering Singapore. The others are: Eu Chooi Yip, secretary-general of the
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    No-water area
    33 24 SINGAPORE, Fri— There will be no water tomorrow from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. from Nos. 1 to 71 (odd numbers at Taman Ho Swee, and !2, 14, 16 and 18.
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