The Straits Times, 19 December 1966

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    25 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 150,000 The Straits Times The Naiimiiil fiewspHiiKr Estd. 1845 MONDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1966 15 CENTS M.C.(P) 1629 KDN 2034: 2114
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    Basketball semifinal ends in BOXING match
    201 1 |JAN(ik()K, Sun.— The Thai team battled its way last ni^ht into the Asian Games basketball final in a blood spattered contest in which only THAI BOXING rules applied. The other side, the South Koreans, formally withdrew from the competition after the riot. "Our boys
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    C-in-C, police chief sacked
    277 1 MACAO'S Coin-mander-in-Chief and Chief of Police have been replaced in an overnight reshuffle of top security posts following rioting in this tiny Portuguese enclave on the China coast. The changes, announced here last night, were viewed as going some way towards meeting demands raised by the
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    Lock icon CEYLON CUTS THE RICE RATION
    138 1 COLOMBO, Sunday. npHE Ceylon Government last night cut the week- ly subsidised rice ration from four to two pounds and introduced emergency measures to increase food production. The decision was taken by the Cabinet almost immediately after the return of the Food Minister. Mr. M.D.
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    Lock icon Trains collide, 24 killed
    62 1 VILLAFRANCA DEL CAMPO (Northeast Spain*. Sun. An express train collided at high speed with a southbound goods train near here today, killing 24 people. The Civil Guard captain of this small village 28 miles from Teruel. told Reuter the two trains caught fire on impact, and
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    Lock icon Charles' school mates: Two girls complain
    173 1 Charles' school mates: Two girls complain EDINBURGH, Sun. Two teenage cabaret dancers complained today that five pupils from Prince Charles' School, Gordonstoun, burst into their flat at midnight. Shiona Ness, 18. and Arene Phillip, 19. told ihe headmaster, Mr. Robert Chew, about two incidents involving five Rugby players from the
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    Ship aground
    40 1 UMEA (Sweden). Sun. A Greek freighter Zinner Gasia with a crew of 13 went aground near here this morning after drifting I all the night In this stormy northI em Baltic waters, the Coast Guard 1 reported— UPl.
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    Lock icon JUST FANCY THAT...
    75 1 MILAN. Sun. Making a husband do the washing up and other housework constitutes a "grave insult" and can be a legal ground for separation," a court here ruled today. And it granted a 45--year-old man's request for senaration from his wife, finding her the guilty party. He
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    Lock icon Death plunge of two U.S. parachutists
    78 1 MANILA. Sun. Two Americans plunged to their death today when their parachutes became entangled during a jump. A Manila Times photographer who saw the accident said three men, all believed to be American servicemen, taking part in the Philippine national parachuting championships, Jumped from
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    Spellman tour
    47 1 FRANKFURT < Germany I. Sun Cardinal Spellman. 76-year-old Military Vicar of the US armed forces, arrived in Frankfurt today for his first .stop on his annual Christmas l.vlt to servicemen overteas Other stops include Istanbul. Saigon. Okinawa. Bangkok. Manila. I Formosa, Tokyo and Hawaii I UK
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    Big drug haul dug up from a 'grave'
    268 1 ALOR STAR, Sunday. j£KI)AH police today recovered more than 400 II). of opium stolen from the Jalan Pengkalan Customs strongroom on Nov. 28. The 100 slabs of opium and two blocks of morphine were discovered in what appeared to be a freshly
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    Lock icon Paris meet on Indon debts
    72 1 PARIS. Sun. Indonesia meets its Western creditors here this week for the last of a series of conferences on the country's massive overseas debts, estimated a year ago at £1,000 million. The meeting is expected to acree on a period of grace postponing repayment of
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    Alliance names 'win the election' team
    486 1 Alliance names 'win the election' team From GEOFFREY GELDARD I^UCHING. Sun. 1V The Sarawak Alliance today announced a top level elections operations command with the Federal Minister for Lands and Mines, Inche Abdul Rahman Ya'acob who masterminded the Sarawak Alliance polls victory in 1963. as director. He will bo aided
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    STOP PRESS
    27 1 s|t\ II I BLAS'J I PPBAI I I PP N ila da] registered earth trrmoi .insert bj ii' naeleaf explosion in Ui<Srmip.il.ilm \in I tiiou. !<•
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      Lock icon Vietcong slip through trap
      416 3 Cavalrymen in jungle hunt SAIGON. Sunday 'J'HE U.S. Army's elite First Air Cavalry drove through thick highland jungles today tracking down an estimated Communist battalion desperately trying to escape. The Cavalrymen in bitter fighting yesterday suffered heavy casualties when they went by helicopter to surround the
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      Lock icon Newsmen see bombed Chinese embassy
      206 3 Newsmen see bombed Chinese embassy- OANOI. Sun.— China's Ambassador to North Vietnam. Mr. Chu Chi-wen yesterday took newsmen on a tour of his embassy here allegedly damaged by the U.S. air raid on Wednesday. Part of the roof was demolished, window panes shattered, water pipes and walls were riddled by
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      Hovercar to make debut
      59 3 BURBANK. Sun. A car without wheels which can travel up to 70 m.p.h on a cushion of air 12in above the ground will make its public debut today at the Lockheed terminal here Officials of Alrcars Inc Mid that the vehicle would be In production early
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      More Asian troops for Vietnam, says Rusk
      106 3 WASHINGTON, Sun— Secretary of State Mr. Dean Rusk predicted today that an Asian country would supply additional troops to Vietnam. He also forecast that South Vietnam would receive more aid from a number of countries. He declined to give details because it was
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      MOBUTU SACKS 8 MINISTERS IN NEW RESHUFFLE
      135 3 1/INSHASA, Sun. President Mobutu today announced he had sacked eight of his 21 Ministers in an effort to rid his Government of incompetence, corruption and opportunism. It was the second major Cabinet reshuffle In three months. President Mobutu himself keeps the posts of
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      322 3 WASHINGTON, Sun. U.S. planes were subjected to one of the heaviest surface-to-air missile bombardments of the war during the controversial raids on Tuesday and Wednesday over Hanoi, it was learned today. Reliable sources reported that more than 100 Russian-built SAMs filled the skies over Hanoi during the two days of
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      275 3 Beautiful curtains glide on DouWa om *^'\^^m Singla Curtain ~O& J^^-**"~' CurUin Draw-Conlt p^ -i1 Draw-Cord S.t V P Sat Hand- Drawn Stt *==Jjfy^7ffi^ r W'. Make trench pleats with Hr^.-./^.-.''/'- the versatile vertical track. I ■-■■I-.V----I-.\.- There is a sylon curtain II- II -II track to suit your every
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    Premier's warning of 'chain reaction'
    562 4 SINGAPORE. Sunday. THE Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, has warned that a wage increase for members of the Public Daily-rated Employees Unions Federation, whose members are threatening strike action, might spark off a "chain reaction" among workers in the public sector. The federation's strike
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    Buxton chief of Sub-Aqua Club
    55 4 SINGAPORE. Bun— Mr. Patrick Buxton has been elected president of the Singapore Sub-Aqua Club The secretary Is Mr. Richard Soh. Other members of the committee are: Mr. Prank Miller (diving officer), Mr. Allan Wee (equipment officer). Mr. Brian van Cuylenburg and Mr. Francis Pan, and
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    A Yuletide cheer for 1,500 at hospitals
    247 4 CINGAPORE. Sun. Christmas cheer was brought to more than 1,500 little children in eight hospitals, an orphanage and a community centre here, today. Delighted tiny-tots, .some of whom were sick in bed. received gift parcels, fruits, sweets and icecream at the pre-Christ-mas parties
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    V's anniversary
    26 4 SINGAPORE. Sun. Th« V's Men's Club of Singapore (Beta Chapter) celebrated its eighth birthday today with a dinner and dance at the Peking Restaurant.
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    MISSING RN SEAMEN BACK FROM RHIO DETENTION
    212 4 SINGAPORE. Sun. Two Royal Navy ratings who were missing at sea for more than two weeks, have returned to Singapore in their own fishing boat. Seamen Robin Getty, 20. and Philip Hardy. 33. had been detained on an Indonesian island in the Rhios.
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      240 4 Sinultaneous Premiere on Friday 23rd Dec. at 9.15 p.m. LIDO x 7 FEDERAL H "KHARTOUM" IS NOW SHOWING IN LONDON AND OTHER MAJOR CITIES OF THE WORLD AT INCREASED PRICES! p Singapore Kuala Lumpur are privileged to tee it at B NO INCREASE IN prices! BJE^' RALPH RICHARDSON THJCiT»TM»T A
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      126 4 I aime Jimmy Night Club, M6fk^ This swinging, singing brother and sister team present J 3 fresh new act, filled with joie de vivre! J joocLoocl >> from >: PARIS SINGS FOR YOU NIGHTLY AT THE PRINCE'S COME AND SEE THIS EXCEPTIONAL ARTIST 1 GALA XMAS EVE 0 NEW YEAR
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      445 4 S GRAND CHARITY PREMIERE THURS. 22nd DEC. 1966 AT 9 P.M. IN AID OF THE CHRISTMAS FAIR 4 (CHILDREN'S CHARITIES) 1966 ADMISSION $1, $2 A $1 (NORMAL PRICES) A SUSPENSE STORY OF SPIES, COUNTERSPIES AND MURDERPACKED WITH GADGETS UNLIMITED! j Michael Connors Dorothy Provine ££M^ f^T^k A Dmo De Laurentus
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      551 4 2nd Month 33rd BIG DAY! Daily )She»i: 12 45, 4 30 SIS I SONDAVS HOLIDAYS EXTRA SHOW AT 900 om: I Admiuton: 51 50, $2.30 ft >4 00 I (Cosh Bookings Only) 20th Centur, -Fox Prnanti THE DiNO DE LAURfcNTIIS Production Of "THE BIBLE*' ...IN TMI SEGINNING HLWtD ,N D-.X)
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    Malacca schoolboy Husin's thank you' for study aid
    253 5 Malacca schoolboy Husin's thank you' for study aid MALACCA, Sun.—Malacca schoolboy, Husin bin Mat, 18. today expressed his gratitude to all who helped him complete his studies this year Husln. a Form V >tudent in Durian Daun Malay Secondary School, appealed In February for help. Hi* father. Incne Mohamed bin
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    PANGKOR TO BE ISLAND OF FUN...
    139 5 PANGKOR TO BE ISLAND OF FUN... TPOH, Sun. Three 1 chalets two semidetached and a single unit are under construction on Pangkor Island in the first phase of a $500,000 plan to turn the island into a first class holiday resort. The man behind this ambitious project. Dato Char. Swee
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    One million books loaned
    30 5 SINGAPORE Sun The National Library has issued Its millionth book this year. Last month alone it lent out nearly 1 10.000 books— the highest monthly 'figure.
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    Co-op estate
    21 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. The National Land Finance Co-opera-tive Society is buying Sungel Choh Estate at Rawang for $4.1 million
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    Poor attendances shut 20 adult classes
    77 5 CERKMBAN. Sun Twenty adult education classes were closed down this year in Negri Srmbilan because of poor attendance. The remaining ,>45 classes consist of 339 in Rumi for Malays and 206 in Malay for non-Malays. 1 A total of 9.837 people —6.008 Malays. 82
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    Strongroom that wasn't—former Customs officer speaks out
    531 5 Strongroom that wasn't former Customs officer speaks out 'I FEEL SORRY FOR MY SUCCESSOR* From MICHAEL FOONG: LONDON, Sunday recent theft of $400,000 worth of opium and morphine from the Customs strongroom at Jalan Penkalan Kapal in Alor Star would not have happened if security arrangements had been tightened, according
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      121 5 m ]h 8^ VJ ■^VQ| VM m y ft p HI VMAIOUiZ S COUNT OLIKI Of OIIVAMZ. Mg I •T eOUHTISf Of TH[ M SPANIC SOCIITT Of AMIHCA. jflj The lady who knows what she likes And wh»t she like* is always the be«t of its kind. In the art
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    17 Peace Corps teachers for Sabah
    159 6 17 Peace Corps teachers for Sabah JESSELTON, Sun. Seventeen more United States Peace Corps volunteers arrived here this weekend to serve as teachers in the State for two years. Most of the volunteers are graduates who will be posted to secondary schools on the opening of the school term next
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    AUSTRALIA TO TAKE PART IN EXHIBITION
    94 6 CINGAPORE, Sun. Australia has already made plans to participate in an exhibition of building materials to be held here between March 2 to 11. The exhibition, sponsored by the Economic Development Board, follows the successful machine tools and metal trade exhibition last year. The
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    Two collision deaths in Singapore
    71 6 Two collision deaths in Singapore SINGAPORE. Sun. A motor-cyclist and a cyclist died In two separate road accidents In Singapore yesterday. The motor-cycllat. Loo Leofif Sun. 25. u-aa killed In the morning in a collision with a lorry at Tampines Road. He died on the spot The cycltM Lee Eng
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    Your views...
    33 6 SINGAPORE. Sun The MinJlater for Health. Mr. Yonn Nyulc Lin. has announced that the Governm«it us comemplating the Inclusion of members of the public on the food and drugs licensing- committee.
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    INDONESIAN POLITICIAN TO VISIT PENANG
    102 6 pENANG. Sun. An Indo- |< nesian politician, Kiayi Haji Anwar Mu.s.sadad. will pay a three-day visit to Penang at the end of this month. A reception committee to welcome him has been I formed here with Hajl Tamln Sutan Qeman as chairman and Inche Ismail
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    Singapore gives the Baranggay princess a big hand
    107 6 FAMOUS TROUPE IN K.L. TODAY A SCENE from ancient Mnro Mindanao pri-Miiicd by the visiting Barancc.iy dancers to a hage rrowd at the Na- i tional Thratre. Singapore. The >loro princess was the centra! figure of this special item. The whole troupe
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      78 6 Mini-bottle of HENNESSY Brandy FREE when you buy a quart bottie or 2 pint bottles of HENNESSY V.S.O.P. Reserve (while, stocks last) ffifo*** m JmILwJ I m lad y° u re m /jmmmM'/nol giving me away y^B p to just anyone. m tm my Only to people with By» the
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      31 6 Bugs Bunny By Ralph Heimdahl I 'J£ /'mEY; WHICH WAY > <2 GAS \HIGfcWAY? J [OOHK TWO BLOCKS/N A I SRN LEPT r ELM/ l\\ TVtH (?IGWT V J I: A _J
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    Consumers are urged: Change your thinking... Buy local goods
    381 7 SINGAPORE, Sun. The Finance Minister, Mr. Lim Kirn San, today urged Singapore consumers to make suitable adjustments in their thinking and buying habits. One of these adjustments, he stressed, was to become local-brand-conscious. Hp continued: "Indeed we should also instil this
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    Perak Orchid Society's competition winners
    115 7 JPOH. Sun-Mr. Cheah j Keng Chong took overall honours with his Vanda Rothschlldlana at the monthly competition of the Perak Orchid Society here today In the novices cia.s.s Mr Chen Yair Ming submitted winning ci.tries with his Doris Pink Cloud and Zada Jaldo while the
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    Flats, shops for Bukit Merah
    63 7 SINGAPORE Sun The alotlft. intt and De elopmpnt Board is to bui'.d 860 unit* of flats and 20 •hop* at Bukit Met ah under its redevelopment »chMn' They wii hi up in three blocks of 10-stnrey flats vith a total of 700 nne-rooir urns, and
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    MP WANTS PAID TIME-OFF FOR DEFENCE WORK
    224 7 MP WANTS PAID TIME-OFF FOR DEFENCE WORK SINGAPORE, Sunday. T*HE member for Telok Blangah, Mr. Bernard Rodrigues, is to ask the Minister for Defence at the next sitting of Parliament what steps he proposes to take to ensure that no employees suffer any loss by their voluntary participation in military
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    Stop it, Perak Sultan tells the idlers
    170 7 Stop it, Perak Sultan tells the idlers TPOH, Sun.— The Sul- tan of Perak last night chided Malay youths who idled away their time when there was so much development going on around them. The Ruler also said that very few youths and children were to be found these days
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      275 7 BY POPULAR DEMAND AND SPECIAL ,i X'MAS SEASON M WE EXTEND OUR INTRODUCTION SALE TILL END OF THIS MONTH BIG in FASHION -TINY in PRICE Fantasy Blouses trom S 700 up at 'i price 1* <* Elegant 2-Piece-Suit trom $14.50 up at Vt price f> *3? Enchanting Dresses from $10.50
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    Sabah to review taxes to find more cash
    393 8 Sabah to review taxes to find more cash JESSELTON, Sunday. THE Sabah Government will review the tax structure in the State with a view to increasing revenue for speeding up development. Disclosing this yesterday, the Minister of Finance, inche Harris bin Mohamed Salleh. said that, nis Ministry was planning to
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    CASH-HIT STUDENTS: JESSELTON OFFER OF AID
    212 8 CASH-HIT STUDENTS: JESSELTON OFFER OF AID KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. A good samaritan has come to the aid of one of the two top-of-the-class Teluk Anson students who have had to stop their studies because their parents cannot afford to send them to school. Thf man. who prefers to remain anonymous,
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    'Aid Govt during strike' call to public
    226 8 'Aid Govt during strike' call to public SINGAPORE. Sun. The Minister for Education. Mr. Ong Pans: Boon, today called on the people to cooperate with the Government to keep the Island clean in the event of a strike by 15.000 members of the Public Daily-Rated Employees Unio n s' Federation.
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    Import quota
    23 8 SINGAPORE. Sun. Thr quarterly import quota for ra-. (rom Dec. 6 to March 5 is one per cent of 1964 imports
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    Christmas treat
    26 8 IPOH. Sun. About 130 poor children were entertained to a Christmas tea party by the Perak Eurasian Association at St. Michael's Insatution here yesterday
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    'Accord city status for Kuching' call
    154 8 IN Sarawak's Council Negn last week, the Government was urged to accord city status for Kir.hing and municipal status tor Sibu. Mr On«? Kee 'A»\ <SUPP'. in an adjournment speech. said: "Kuching has a population of more than 60.000. It is the spiritual centre
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      126 8 4/f^r Omp Bff V.T. Rmmtim UST.G\KLS, I mLNCU, WE'VE/ THAT* V**T U^" v/- VEH?I I .■rt.vjr/v.,! WHERE C > YES •> IE SOHA>RMAN OF NO BUSINESS BARGIKJG IN (WC THOUfiKT,/ ...HJT VOO I.HC'LtLuW. YOU SUPPOSE OOfT THE ENTERTAINMENT J OH THE MOOVUkM MEN^ V 1OO! I APPA^EMTLY MEAN_ J OOP
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    When a police state begins to crack
    985 9  - When a police state begins to crack ANDREA KARMAN Economic deterioration, intellectual unrest, increased security problems even Tito's phone was billed... BY WHEN President Tito ousted h i s closest collaborator and possible successor, Alexander Rankovic, from active service and membership in the Communist party in early October, he had
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    Lock icon The &host of Joe McCarthy walks again
    931 9  - The &host of Joe McCarthy walks again ANTHONY HOWARD by rp HE WashingL ton suburban drawing room was large and crowded with people. Tea-cups rattled, bracelets clinked and beads dangled. Implausibly and improbably this was a gathering of the Left not of the hirsute, unkempt new Left, about which so
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      119 9 ife ESSO POP-UP TIGER P^T** with every $8.00 purchase IT|i{J v J*$ ESSO BCIRA GfISOUNE Ml Ml I g^ JA Ik Our 3ft. high inflatable tiger is a wonderful toy for 0 fck_ J WM t#™ t**^ rt children. Knock him down, up he pops! He floats! W*^ m' m
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    Jakarta-KL air parcel post from Dec 27
    279 10 FUALA LUMPUR, Sun. All postal and telecommunications suspended during the confrontation period would be operative again by Tuesday. Airmail parcel post, a service not available before, would be provided by Dec. 27 and the money order service was under consideration. Best service Inche
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    Dinner-dance
    26 10 SINGAPORE. Sun. The Timet Trading and Shipyard Ltd. will hold Its annual dinner and dance at the Chinese Chamber of Commerce aud'torium on Dec. 36.
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    Budget meeting
    18 10 JOHORE BAHRU. Sun. Tht Johore State Assembly will hold its Budget session here on Dec. 27.
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    Engineers wed
    120 10 AIR. Mrs. Lim Chin IVI Kee (above left) cutting their wedding cake. Mr. Lim, a civil engineer, is the only son of Mr. and Mrs Lim Keng Siong of Malacca. The bride, the former Miss Nancy Chew Nyat Yin. is the youngest daughter of Madam Yap Oi Yoong
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    Tenang, Butterworth Govt clerks may strike' warning
    273 10 Tenang, Butterworth Govt clerks may strike warning pOVERNMENT employees in Penang and But- terworth may take industrial action unless the Government removes the anomaly in the payment of housing allowance. The general secretary of the National Union of Government Office Workers, Mr. Ang Thoon Hock, said today his union's claim
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    DRUMS TO FRIGHTEN HEAVENLY DOG'
    89 10 DRUMS TO FRIGHTEN HEAVENLY DOG' jtfUAR. Sun. KamiTl pong folk In several villages here last night beat kerosine tins wildly for about half an hour. It began when they saw an eclipse of the moon at about 8.30 last night. Madam Hoo Siew Tong. 65, said: "This is an old
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      259 10 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS 1 Animal master U bedeTUlad 1. Animal acts quwrty ■■■Ml by optnlonatlve people (11) •xpenalTt French aM« Detested doe bit a man. be-(S-8). Ing wild )10 is S. Animal cypher la AaHMaVft 13. Animal Is hard put to It >>? tragedy a plant (5-8). 10. Degree
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    'Don't go to posh clubs during puasa month'
    749 11 'Don't go to posh clubs during puasa month' SULTAN TICKS OFF UPPER CLASS' MUSLIMS WHO DO NOT FAST. KUALA LUMPUR, Sunday HE Sultan of Selangor last night advised non-fasting Muslims of the "upper class" not to frequent posh clubs and restaurants during puasa month. He was speaking at the Selangor
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    178 11 |(UALA LUMPUR. Sun. Malaysian Airways has yet to decide on the type of jet aircraft to replace Its existing Comet fleet, its chairman. Mr Yong Pung How. said today. It would be premature to speculate the type of
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    117 12 1» Word* $li (Minimum) MR. A MRS. Michael Lee Tun Benn thank their parenta, relatives and frienda for their eongratulationa aad r resents on their wedding on 14-10-M. MR. A MRS. Low Cheng Oln tfcank all friends and relatlyea for their good vtfatoaj and valuable gifta on the occuion
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    19 12 t« Word! $1$ (Minimum) ra.a«ed away on the lßth December i "Remembering alwaya all the happy yeara."
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      601 12 There have been two important developments in China's cultural revolution since the Red Guards went into winter hibernation last month. It was not intended that the revolution itself should be frozen. This has now been underlined by the "mass struggle meeting" in Peking, a dramatic production in
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      Up To Parents
      368 12 Assurances by Mr. Ong Pang Boon, Singapore's Education Minister, that Malay schoolgirls will not be compelled to exchange their baju kurong for skirt and blouse I should allay parents' disquiet I Many had thought the change would be compulsory and there was, as Inche Mohamed Anil bin
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      Oceanic Sport
      209 12 The South Pacific Games which ended yesterday did almost as much for geography as they did for sport. They introduced the reader to such places as Tonga, Nauru and the Wallis Futuria islands not as centres of South Seas fantasy but as the homes of men and women
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      The Singapore oath for ALL over 21?
      132 12 The Singapore oath for ALL over 21? 1 N the Government Gazette of Dec. 9 there Is an amendment called the Modification of Laws (Constitution of Singapore) (No. 2) Order 1966 under which Article 55 of the Constitution of Singapore is amended by Inserting a new clause reading as follows:
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      Wayangs and the past
      192 12 "PHE Singapore Police Secretary in his reply to my letter on wayangs (S.T. Dec. 5) failed to realise that the law is the law and the same set of regulations should apply at all times. His contention that permits in certain cases have to be granted
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      Guard duty
      78 12 T)URING confrontation electrical sub-stations and other essential places belonging to statutory bodies were guarded by the Army. These guards seem to have been withdrawn now. PUB. and S.T.B. Installations contain very expensive equipment. If robbery or malicious damage occurs at these places serious Inconvenience will be caused to
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      Double chop
      24 12 AS a philatelist, 1 cannot understand why some Singapore stamps, are badly stamped and sometimes with two chops. TAN CHONG CHANG Singapore
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    Taxi tricks and victims who suffer in silence
    241 12 I REFER to the letter t>y "Citizen" (S.T. Dec. 10) on "Taxis and Visitors" Infrequently this department receives complaints from civic-minded members of the public about malpractice by taxidrivers operating at the airport. Every such case Is Investigated and if the allegation.*,
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    Why the students seek a showdown with Soekarno
    853 12  - Why the students seek a showdown with Soekarno GAVIN YOUNG by FEARS OF A COMEBACK MAY OUTSTRIP PATIENCE EXCEPT that there are no ammunition boxes and sub machineguns stacked against the wall, Indonesian student movement offices today might be the headquarters of some National Army of Liberation. There's the same
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    311 13 Marjorie (Miss Malaysia) makes it three in a row pENANG, Sun. A 19-year-old commercial student of Penang. Marjorie Rongsank, won her third beauty crown this year when she was chosen Miss Malaysia-Inter-national 1966 at the Penang Chinese Girls 1 High School hall here last night. Miss Rongsank (vital statistics: 37-24-37)
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    13 KINGS FOR A NIGHT, AND AMERICANS ESCORT BEST QUEENS
    142 13 13 KINGS FOR A NIGHT, AND AMERICANS ESCORT BEST QUEENS PENANG, Sun. The luckiest escorts to the beauty queens at last night's .Miss MalaysiaInternational contest were three American servicemen Navy Lt. Michael Mat-Murray. Army Capt. Marshall Rackley and Sgt. Gary Barnes of the IS. Military Police. The beauties they escorted
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    YONG: A THIRD OF HAWKERS' PROBLEM SOLVED...
    132 13 YONG: A THIRD OF HAWKERS' PROBLEM SOLVED... CINGAPORE, Sun. The Minister for Health, Mr. Yong Nyuk Un, told Parliament that the Government already had one-third of the hawker problem "in hand." "We have licensed and controlled about 5,000 hawkers this year," he said. "We had something like 12,000 licences issued
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    Port unionists elect new officials
    80 13 PENANG. Sun— Mr. Boey Foong Phin was last night elected president of the Penang Port Commission Employees' Union. Mr. Boey. a member of the union's executive council, polled 632 votes against 315 votes for the outgoing president. Inche Mustapha bin Hamidon. Others elected were: Mr.
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    33 13 KI'ALA LUMPUR. Bun. Professor Max BeloU. professor of government and administration. it Oxford University, will give a public lecture on "Contemporary Aspect* of British Government' tomorrow at the University of Malays.
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    Malaysians can call the world 'on demand' now
    203 13 Malaysians can call the world 'on demand' now rUALA LUMPUR, a Sun. Telephone subscribers In Malaysia can now make a call to almost any part of the world in as shoit a time as it takes to make a local trunkcall. The Telecommunications Department, with its "on demand" radio link.
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    Another low-cost housing plan for Kelantan
    209 13 Ano ther low-cost housing plan for Kelantan I/OTA BHARU. Sun. 1V The Kelantan State Government is to build another two blocks of low -cost houses comnrisine 95 units in Wakaf Mek Zainab. This was disclosed today by Inch* Ahmad bin Yatlm. chairman of the Sta«e Local Government and Housing Committee.
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      678 13 TV MALAYSIA CHANNEL 5 Kuala Lumpur pire: 6.35 Texan A Tree and Penanf; 6 Ipoh and for Planting: 7 News In EngMalarra. 3. 10 Johore Bahru, lish; 7.10 Report on Asian 4 Taapinf. 7 Batu Pahat. 9 Games: 7.35 Honey West Kluang. A Nice Little Till To Trap: 8 5.45
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    THE POWER GAME
    112 14 THE POWER GAME This is the Power Game as played by the Czars of the Cinema. Peter Evans tells of the intrigues, the pressures, the behind-the-scenes manoeuvring^ that really decide the fate of great stars and world-famous screen epics. The central character is Darryl F. Zanuck, legendary creator of the
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    1315 14 THE MAN WHO CAME BACK FROM THE BRINK By PETER EVANS NEW Year's Eve in New York City, 1961. The temperature had fallen almost lOdegs. overnight and it was now 18degs. Fahrenheit and the first snow of winter was about to come. The cold paralysed the faces of the
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    1433 15 Now events force Zanuck's hand ZanilCk (Continued from Page 14) vltatlon. "He seemed to think it rather amusing," remembers Burton now. But Seymour Poe, then a producer's special representative and later to be Zanuck's executive vice-president, suspects there was another reason for his curious reluctance to involve himself at that
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    1235 16 RAFFLES. By Maurice Collit (Faber and Faber. 521). pROM aboard a ship at the mouth of the Hugli in December 1818, Stamford Raffles wrote to his friend Marsden of the venture on which at last he was about to embark. He was voyaging Eastward "in the hope of doing
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      Lock icon Rhodesia can cope with sanctions: Premier
      573 17 Rhodesia can cope with sanctions: Premier I>HODESIAN rebel Premier Mr. Lan Smith said in a television interview last night that Rhodesians can cope with the sanctions imposed by the United Nations. "We don't welcome them," he said, "but we have been living with them for the past year and we
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      67 17 LONDON Sun. An heir to fortune from the Guiness s brewerr (croup. 21-year-old Tara Brown* died in hospl'al early today after car crash Mr. Browne, due to inherit almost £1 million as his share of a trust fund in four years* time, was fatally
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      45 17 PARIS. Sun. Baton-6wlng police here latt night charged demonstrators protesting aealnst American air raids on North Vietnam and arrested about 300 youne people who defied a ban on the rally. Several thousand took Dart in the demonstration at the Place de L'Opera. Reuter.
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      'Sexless English boys': Fed-up Anna quits
      132 17 f OSDON. Sun- American studeat Anna KHymni '•> .ibtndoninc ber uni verity course in I red* because he s fed up with ">-Pxless" English boys -Th«>> re •u\e. Anna said "but drab beyond belief Thr\ ha«* no sex appeal." ■Pnptr> re.iclincs ;«rr ahsorhing and
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      Lock icon Ian Smith sends cables to Holt and Holyoake
      175 17 {SALISBURY, Sun.— Mr. Lan Smith has cabled the Australian and New Zealand Prime Ministers inviting them to nominate members to a commission to test public opinion here on the Tiger constitutional proposals. Government sources said yesterday. Under the terms of a working
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      347 17 SPACEMEN SAY 'NO' TO STRIPTEASE IN ORBIT FOR TV HOUSTON, Sunday. THE crew of America's first three-man spaceflight have declined to perform a celestial striptease for live television during the Apollo 1 trip next year. Command pilot Virgil <Gus> Grissom gave a short laugh when asked about a National Aeronautics
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      Jackie in tears after reading book on JFK
      359 17 Jackie in tears after reading book on JFK VBW YORK. Sun. Mrs. Jac q v eline Kennedy, suing to prevent publication of a book about her husband's assassination, left a meeting in tears yesterday, distraught after apparently reading portions of "Death of a President" for the first time. Mrs. Kennedy
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      88 17 Mrs. Ankrah gets top marks I ON DON. Sun —The wife L of Ghana's military ruler. General Joseph Ankrah. has passed with top marks a month* charm course at a leading London model school, a newspaper columnlM said yesterday. Mrs Mildred Ankrah 28 received >• rareiy awarded trading of exceller.ee
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      74 17 t\ ASHI.NO 1 UN. dun— Mr U K Nehru !h. in. Ur »mDiss«(icjr v^v •erday p:« .i s* rrt visit to 'tie Whitr Hous* nrhert t\e w»« uel-.^-ed to h«v dis-Li«>rd ni* country fnod situation with P-e»ia*nt Julinsi r, The Piesid'ni rrns delayed for near y
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      1055 18 SITUATIONS VACANT m Wm4t tt I Mi*.)— Bma ta ct*. mmtrm APPLICATIONS ARE INVITED from Malayalan Cltlxeoa for tbe poat of Machinut. Fitter In the Chemical Dlyl•lon Workahop of the Rubber Research Iretltute of Malaya Jalan Ampaag. Kuala Lumpur. Applicant* should b* betwe**) the of 25 and 35 and have
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      977 18 VEHICLES FOR SALE 1 IS Word* tt 'Him.)— Box It rt*. txtrm JAGUAR MARK II .Novrmrwr 1»«1 S« MXI o.n o onr oonrr Plrsse Ring 1 18 porei 643WM) brfore 4 iK) p m 1961 OIANA SCOOTER $3'>o o n o taol Mr. Ooh ***** Singapore. MINI ites. Super De
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      686 18 STEAMBATHS. MASSAGE. ETC. I IS Rore-t tt Win Box S* rU Htm OENTLEMEN for Hwrditn Hi.-v iirambain Kaciai Trraimtott. MaoiAir Con.ll Honed Salon. ■-'■.•R I .inf.ic Road r.'od Kloori. 8 pore MllOO. JEUNEtIt ET BEAUTE Sieamrtatri aY Body-masiUKe by ekperienrrd Maasrur' Masseuse. Modem Hygirmc. 22 Ngre Ann Building. Orchard Road.
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      563 18 CLOSING OF PRIVATE ROADS Not:cr is hereby Riven that tha >nvate road» between 304 A K. md 3041. v. entrance) from Orchard Road and the -road bound these no blocks of buildings eading out to Mount Elisabeth nil be closed to the Public on he 25th December. 1966 > Chrlsinas
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    2158 20 Tim^wß w v i&n |t^f a w 5 i y it y TkfmmmwiiPk y /^si From Our Market Correspondent THK Stock Exchange %vas more active last >veck, hut in a very speculative frame of mind with concentration on only a handful of counters. Total turnover
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    27 20 iperlb.) (prr picul) 12. 591 cU. $605.75 13. «1 rU. 5605.50 14. Ml rU. 5604.T5 15. Ml CU. 5M4.121 IC. Mi cU. $604.00 17. $601,111
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    46 20 Industrials: Tins: S rubbers: ->cc. 12 93.08 107.32 110 83 Dec. 13 Dec. 14 Dec. 15 92.94 92.75 92.51 107.09 107.00 106.88 110.89 110.89 110.73 •Dec. 30, 1963 100 Dec. 29. 1962 100 Dec. 16 92.24 106.80 110.73 Dec. 17 92.13 ***** 110.73
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    48 20 Goodwood Park tntral Sugar Raffles Hotel Killinchall Castlefleld Current Date payment payable i.S' Doc. 31 S'V Jan. 6 15% 62}% Feb. 15 16% Feb. 14 t Interim Plus 10% bonus Total for Total for the year previous year 16% 15% 20% 17% 77* 125% 3C-. 274%
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    738 20 rE following is a complete list of revised quotations for the week ended on Saturday December 17: INDUSTRIALS B. Ale* Brick* Bouatead I 54 1.80 C. Sucara 1.12 1.14 Od C.C.M 1.56 1.57 C.C.M. deb 1 06 C.T.S. orda 48 80C. 8. Holdmgt B.M cd Dunlopn
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      318 20 S'HJKt fbM/S** ftNAr** eTA/rro eiA/Ho tiA/tTO FROM MADRAS. NA6A»ATTINAM S.S "MOHAMMEOI" tor Nogopoftinom Madras I" Pert-Gd 31-32/22 D.c Dec 2] Dec 24 rkuw CALCUTTA M.V VISHVA KALYAN* For Dorwin, Brisbane, Sydnay D*c JO/JO Mcibuurna lUoiwin »uOi*ct inducamant) FROM CALCUTTA ft KAKINADA M v "VISHVA PiATAP* tor Koba Osoko, Yokohomo Nagova
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    1039 21 rpfiF.RE was a drop of B<f 1 cents in the Straits tin price on Saturday which took it down to $603.12} on an offering estimated down 10 tons to 210 tons. The price in London on Friday afternoon was unchanged. There was very good
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    68 21 'l'Ml Anoeiatien *f Sanki in Malay x ala made these changes la It* rat** to merchant* on Saturday (all rate* to $100) Canada: huylng TT 33 7/16. airmail OD 33 8/16, 00 d/at. 36 1/8 credit bills. 36 3/16 trade bill*. ■•Ming TT or 00 ready: Canada 23
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      339 21 SINGAPORE TELEPHONE BOARD NOTICE Complaint* have been received that persona purporting to be employees of the Singapore Telephone Board are attempting to collect sums of money from subscribers for the forthcoming festive seasons. These collections are unauthorised and any subscriber who is approached lor a donation \s requested to detain
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      747 21 KELAB LUMBA KUDA PERAK PERAK TURF CLUB JANUARY MEETING 1967 FIRST DAT Sunday Bth. January 19(7. SECOND DAY Thursday 12th. January 196:. THIRD DAY Sunday 15th. January 1967. ADMISSION TO THE RACE COURSE BY BADGES ONLY Usual $1.- Unlimited Sweeps are available at the Town Office and also at: TELUK
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      670 21 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS PUBLIC APPOINTMENT PUBLIC UTILITIES BOARD. SINGAPORE FINANCE DEPARTMENT: Requires SENIOR PROGRAMMERS in salary scale $695xA45-1280--the commencing basic salary ottered will be dependent upon applicant's qualifications and experience plus variable allowance a.s payable from time to tune. Appointment will be on a 3-year Agreement in the first instance. Qualifications:
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      547 21 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS Applications are invited for the following post: Po«t Assistant Engineer il vacancy) Department Kuching Water Board Salary Division 11. Scale C 4-6 ($690 x 30-870 930 x 30-1170) Terms: A selected candidate domiciled In Sarawak or Sabah would be granted pensionable establishment terms of service. Any other would
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      Up and over to victory
      37 22 WONDER SCOUT, ridden by D. M. Brown, clears the last fence on his way to victory in the Cheltenham Hurdle at the Kuala Lumpur amateur races on Saturday.—Picture by C. S. Choon/f-
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      Lock icon O'Brien's 'airlift'
      123 22 LONDON, Sun. Vincent O'Brien, the leading British Plat racing trainer of 1966. will airlift 16 of his horses to winter quarters In Italy on Dec. 29--30 to avoid bad weather at his Ballydoyle. Ireland, stables during the close season. The O'Brien team, which includes Eclipse and Champion Stakes
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      NAGLE AND THOMSON SHARE TOP PRIZE
      162 22 NAGLE AND THOMSON SHARE TOP PRIZE GOLF WELLINGTON, Sun Austra- I Uan golfers Peter Thomson and Kel Nagle tied for first place in the 72-hoie £2.000 i Caltex tournament here yester- day. Both men finished on 276 and sh.irrd the top prize money. In third place, two strokes behind, was
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      Lock icon Wallabies miss Hawthorne's genius
      436 22 Wallabies miss Hawthorne's genius RUGBY T ONDON, Sun.—Scotia land beat Australia 11-5 in the Rugby Union international at Murrayfleld, Edinburgh, yesterday But the Australians, who led 5-3 after 20 minutes, were not disgraced. They badly missed the genius of Injured fly-half Phil Hawthorne, who provided much of the attacking brilliance
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      75 22 GENEVA. Sun— The European Boxing Union yesterday rejected a British proposal to change th* weights which will continue to be fixer! in kilogrammes for ten categories. Thr British Boxing Board wanted to revert to poundages over eight weight divisions as recosnhed in Britain, the United Btates.
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      496 22 SOCCER REVIEW ...and Chelsea crowd get some lively entertainment J^KITISH soccer fans, so often doomed to watch grim defensive battles, had some first class entertainment yesterday when several League teams went on the attack. A 50.000 crowd at Chelsea saw their team play a thrilling 5-5 draw with West
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      RESULTS and TABLES
      1334 22 Shrewsbury 22 10 5 7 37 20 25 Toinufcy 24 9 5 10 35 31 23 Orimsby 21 10 3 8 33 32 23 Wal.ssll 20 10 3 7 31 33 23 Reading 22 9 4 9 35 30 22 Girinßham 22 7 8 ***** 22 Peterboro
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      767 22 IN THE HIGH COURT IN MALAYA AT PENANG COMPANIES WINDING IP NO: 2 OF 1966. In the Matter of SOON DfO KONG ESTATES LIMITED and In the Matter of THE COMPANIES ACT 1965. NOTICE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN j that a petition for the windlng-up ol the abovenamed company by
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      194 22 J.K.R. KERJA AVER KUALA LUMPUR NOTICE TO WATER omtmus THE PUBLIC ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that due to essential work to be carried out on trunk mains, there will be an interruption of water supply between the hours of 8.00 p.m. on 20.12.66 and 8.00 a.m. on 21.12.66 in the undermentioned
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      369 22 TENDERS PUBLIC UTILITIES BOARD, SINGAPORE TENDERS ELECTRICITY DEPARTMENT: i Room No. 229. 2nd Floor. City Hall). I (a) Supply and Delivery of AsI bestos Conduits during the t year 1967. Tender Deposit $500/-. Close at 2.15 p.m. > on 3.1.67. i CHIEF ARCHITECTS DEPARTMENT: (Ist Floor. Halifax Road). (b) Teim
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      46 22 MosconTs record doubt PARIS Sun. It was (eared bere that Frenchman 1 Main Mosconi's world 4O4|m freestyle swimming record set in Acapulco, Mexico, last October; at 4m ItJl may n.it be ratified because the pool wan a fraction short of the 50m regulation length. Kruter. I,
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    Debra's triumph and tumble in the 200 metres
    61 23 DEBRA MARKUS of Israel lunges at the tape to beat Japan's Miyoko Tsujishita in the Asian Cames women's 200 metres final at Bangkok and falls headlong on the track. Officials then carried her off on a stretcher. Later at the victory ceremony
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    302 23 BADMINTON T ONDON, Sun. Svcn Andersen, 20-year-old Danish No. 1, gave a superb performance to win the men's singles final of the London Open badminton championships here last night. Andersen won the first 26 points of the final before completing victory against his
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    135 23 KRISHNAN AND CO. ARRIVE IN SYDNEY SYDNEY, sun.— Three member* of the Indian Davis Cup team arrived here yesterday on their way to Melbourne for the challenge round starting on Dec. 26 Ramanathan Knshnan. Jaidfep Mulcerjea and PremjH Lull, their wivrs and team manaerr Raj Kumar Khanna. arrivrd yt-sterday. The
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    ATHLETICS BODY FOR ASIA
    115 23 BANGKOK, Sun. Countries which took part In the athletics competition In the Asian Games here have agreed to form an Asian Track and Meld Federation. The Asian body will be patterned on the lines ol the European committee of the International Amateur Athletic Federation. At a
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      957 23 Singapore champs wrest lead OPfcN Yam VAMAHA, the Singa--1 pore champions, were the leaders in the open team event at the end of the third day's play on Saturday in the Malaysian ten-pin bowling championships being held in Kuala Lumpur. Yamaha scored a total of 2.820 pinfalls to lead from
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      588 24 Boon Bee and Yee Khan in q-f inals From NORMAN SIEBEL Bangkok, Sunday MALAYSIA'S hopes of gaining gold medals from the Asian Games badminton now rest mainly in the men's doubles of the individual championships which began today. Ng Boon Bee and Tan Yee Khan, the A l l England
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      MALAYSIA QUALIFY FOR THE 1968 OLYMPICS
      412 24 MALAYSIA QUALIFY FOR THE 1 968 OLYMPICS BANGKOK, Sun— Malaysia have qualified for the hockey tournament in the 1968 Olympic Games at Mexico City. And Singapore might easily have done so too. if they had competed in the current Asian Games tournament and taken fifth place Instead of Ceylon, writes
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        374 24 Men's singles M. Aklyama (J) i)ID. Ualerio (P) 15-2, 15-1; Ang Tjln Slang (In) bt San Myint (B> 15-4, 15-3; Wong Pek Sen (In) bt Koo Man For iHKi 15-5, 15-6; Kyi Nyunt (B) bt T. Miyanaga (J) 15-9. 13-15. 15-3; Sungob (T) bt S. Chandrasena (C) 15-4, 15-1;
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        BASKETBALL
        10 24 Semi-finals Thailand bt Korea 67-53: Israel bt Japan 57--14.
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        CYCLING
        173 24 800 m massed start IP. Chullamondhol (T) 1:05.27; 2 K. Nishlmura (J) 1:07.34; 3 F. de Sllva (C> 1:27.70. 10,000 m massed start IT. Masanori (J) 18:24.16: 2 S. Chrtnaror.it iT) 18:25.20; 3 C. Romeo (PI) 18:25.23; 4 Wan* Chin I (F) 18:28.47: 5 Kwonß Jung Hyun (K) 18:45.15;
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        SOCCER
        27 24 Semi-final Iran 1 Japan 0. Burma 2 Singapore 0. Japan 5 Thailand 1: Burma 1 Iran 0 (Japan, Singapore, Burma and Iran In sem 1- finals
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        WATERPOLO
        29 24 Final Japan 9 Singapore 3 (Thlo Qlm Hock. Veo Oon Tat. Tan Eng Bock). For 4th place Malaysia 7 (Pong Beow San 4 Dicky Mcl 3) Thailand 4
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        111 24 i.if tiWieavy. l Lee Jung 6up (Xi 445 (135 1325 17. 5). 2 H Pujmioto (Ji 417 5. 3 H VI (Pi 397 5: 4 Myint Them ißi 385. 5 V Ramasoksahona (1) 337.5; 6 M Thongthamchat (Ti 312.5: Pourdeian (Ir» 120. 120 nil Middle-lira' > 1 II Hyung
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        TENNIS
        306 24 Men's singles Ist rd: Go Soen Houw (In i bt Chung Yang Im (K) 6-3. 8-6: I. Konishi (J) bt Ng Man Cheung (HK) 6-1 6-1; A Villa nueva (PI) bt S. Champsiri <T) 6-1. 6-4; Vo Van Thanh (V) bt S. Ghazi (A» 6-1. 6-0: Billy Yap (M)
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        TABLE TENMS
        197 24 MEN'S SINGLES Second round: K. Kimura (Jt bt A. Ehteshamzadeh (Ir) 3-0: Hunh Van Ngoc (V) bt Tr\ng Hong Bor (HK) 3-0: C Wuvanich fTt bt Yang Jen Shvone <F> 3-1: Kirn Chuna Yong iKi bt Lee Mun Chew (Ml 21-15. n-18. 21-5: H Bozorezadeh <Ir> bt Lim
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        VOLLEYBALL
        60 24 Women Japan 3 Burma 0. Final positions: 1 Japan; 2 Korea or Iran: 4 Philippines: 5 Thailand: 6 Burma KEY TO COUNTRIES Afghanistan (A); Burma (Bi; Ceylon (C); Formosa (F): Hone Konf (HK); India (II; Indonesia (In); Iran (Ir) Israel (Is): Japan (J); Korea (K): Malaysia (Mi; Nepal <N);
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      278 24 'A POOR SHOW' by THAIS —SAYS KOREAN By MANSOOR RAHMAN BANGKOK, Sun. The South Korean contingent are most disappointed with the organisation of the Asian Games here. The Korean team's public relations officer, Yoo Han Chul, told me that the general organisation was poor and that the organisation of each
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      204 24 ENGAGEMENT West Indies win by 6 wkts BOMBAY TEST "DOMBAY, Sun.— Gary Sobers and Clive Lloyd pushed the West Indies to a six-wicket victory over India 40 minutes after lunch on the final day of the First Test match here. Sobers, captain of the team, and Lloyd scored 102 in
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      29 24 BOWLING— MaIay.Man ten-pin championships (Jackie's, XL). ■OCKSY Spore Dlv. It Indian Assn v Prisons; Uiv. t: RAOC v PSA. TABLE TKNNIS— MCA interstate tourney (Negrt CRO, 8 p.m.).
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      DEATHS
      110 24 MRS. OOM SWEE TIANO nt« Cnu* Chooo Hiok. Beloved mother of Kong He*. Ttuam Her. Chin He«, Roan Km, Boon Hee. Buck Ree. Boon Trek. Bion Hock. Boon Hunt. Mr*. Cheong Tack Hoe. Mr*. Chat Peng Chu*n and Marlon Goh. Funeml Wednr.-dajr 11 a.m. from No. 1. Loronic Tijra.
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