The Straits Times, 24 December 1966

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    25 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 150,000 The Straits Times rf»* The Natiniiiil Estd. 1845 SATURDAY, DECEMBER 24, 1966 15 CENTS M.C.(P) 1629 KDN 2034: 2114
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    Strike 'ban' on three unions
    539 1 WATER, GAS AND ELECTRICITY WORKERS' CLAIMS FOR ARBITRATION SINGAPORE, Friday. 'J'll K Singapore Government has referred the claims submitted by three of the 13 affiliate unions of the Public DailyRated Employees Unions Federation to the Industrial Arbitration Court. They are the Water, Electricity and (ias
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    'Millions' swindle
    193 1  -  GEOFFREY BOLAND Seven banks believed to be victims of slick carpet importers By SINGAPORE, Fri. One of the biggest swindles ever perpetrated on banks here has been discovered, but not a single official is willing to talk. At least seven banks and millions of dollars are believed to
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    Lock icon The crafty fox...
    60 1 CHESTER (England). Frl.— The hunters became the hunted yesterday when a a fox led a pack pursuing hounds Into a zoo here. Several hounds scattered before a charging twoton black rhinoceros. Others had an even narrower escape in a pen of vicious wildebeeste. The fox? Last seen
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    $10,000 cash grab in S'pore
    109 1 $10,000 cash grab in S'pore SINGAPORE. Fri. Robbers here today got away with S 10.059 in cash and 53.000 in cheques belonging to a cigarette company. Muller and Phipps (Far East) Ltd. The company's van was returning to its Robinson Road office with the money at 8.30 a.m.. when it
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    Kidney donation
    57 1 COLUMBUS i Ohio i. Fri The kidney of a nine-year-old girl. Just dead from a traffic accident, was transplanted today into a 17"-year-old boy threatened with death from chronic kidney failure. The girl. Mancy Hancock, was struck by a car shortly after leaving her school bus last night,
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    Lock icon Sky jump death drama...
    67 1 Sky jump death drama 'TWO American skydivers plunged to their death when their parachutes got entangled (luring a jumping contest in ('anlurang, Philippines. Upper right photo shows the 1) oo t s of Scott Kemp entangled in the canopy of Bill Jones and, alxne, both jumpers plunging to earth with
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    NEVER: JAPANESE PM
    36 1 TOKYO. Fri. The Prime Minister, Mr. Sato, said today his Government would never allow the U.S. to brine nuclear weapons into Japan, even though Communist China possesses the atari bomb. U -P l.
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    HAPPY XMAS!
    26 1 rpHE Btraits Times wishes 1 all its readers a Happy Christmas. There will be no issue en Monday. Publication will be resumed on Tuesday.
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    Blast kills six
    40 1 KLERKSDORP < Transvaal i. Frl. A mining explosion today killed five Africans from Lesotho and one Whit* worker at Zandpan gold mine, an official of the AngloTransvaal Mining Group announced here. Nine more African! w— slightly Injured.— RouUr.
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    DIRECT HITS ON U.S. WARSHIP
    77 1 DIRECT HITS ON U.S. WARSHIP SAIGON, Fri. The U.S. destroyer O'Brien received two direct hits off North Vietnam's coast today during an artillery duel with shore batteries. A military spokesman said th<- ship was nred on a:, she cruised about lour miles offshore, some 25 miles north-east of the port
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    STOP PRESS
    43 1 \M\S P4RIION PARIS, I ri. Former I ntiiii Mr I srec ieMtml Maurice li.ille. wh< la rr\nli in \l f 1 and bi i<i the biink of m rili- ised ft I t <ml.« > on i i don I I' I
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      Lock icon Menon quits Congress Party
      136 2 Menon quits Congress Party YEW DELHI, Fri. •^Mr. Krishna Menon, controversial former Defence Minister, resigned from the Congress Party yesterday. The once-powerful confidant of the late Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru. has been associated with the party for 36 years, but has been an Increasingly bitter critic of the present Government
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      Lock icon Rhodesia is NOT a republic: Bowden
      410 2 'DECLARATION ILLEGAL AND INEFFECTIVE' SMITH WAITS FOR EXPERTS TO GIVE RULING LONDON, Friday gRITAIN declared last night that any declaration of a republic by anyone in Rhodesia would be unconstitutional, illegal and ineffective. Commonwealth Secretary Mr. Herbert Bowden, in a statement last night, said
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      Lock icon Exporter of steel from China is fined
      152 2 If ONG KONG. Fri. A district court judge fined a Chinese trader U553.250 yesterday for exporting U S ti 4.0 0 0 worth of Communist Chinese-made steel to Bangkok under falsified documents. Liv Wai-Ming, alias Liv Kok-Hei, managing partner of the Wing Shing
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      Lock icon Santa to reply after all
      55 2 LONDON, Fri. Britain's Po6t Office has relented children who have written to Santm Clous will get a reply after all. On Tuesday the Post Office had said they had run cut of reply cards and ***** letters addressed to Santa tit Fairyland and the North
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      Lock icon Indon protest to embassy
      50 2 JAKARTA. Frl The Indonesian Foreign Office has sent a Nota to the Communist Chinese Embassy here asking them to stop circulating magazines critical of Indonesia's policies. thf> news agency Antara said today. The Note asked the Chines* to stop interfering in domestic policies. Antara said. AP
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      Lock icon Live grenade removed from man's throat
      153 2 WASHINGTON. Fri. The Pentagon identified Private Raymond Escalera of Los Angeles yesterday as the 20-year-old marine who had a live grenade removed from his throat in Danang, Vietnam. The operation was performed by Navy doctor James Chandler. Escalera was brought into the hospital on
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      Lock icon African walks to hospital with spear in head
      145 2 African walks to hospital with spear in head ITMTALA (The Transv sekei), Fri. An African walked Into a hospital here with a 13-inch spear blade through his head it had pierced his loft eye and protruded behind his left ear 24 hours after a jealous husband had flung It at
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      Blast kills 3
      25 2 FREEPORT (Texas). Frl. An explosion at thr Ten.us dirt*ion of Dow Chemical Co. late yesterday lulled thr°e employees of the huge complex.
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      45 2 THE GAMBOLS by Barry Appleby 'i6MT tuat rue Five Pouuo] I s NOTE YOU WHEEDLED OUT /^WUV WAV/6 YOU\ 1 OP Me ?S^ V FRAMED iT?J (T v^X v i(r facAUtt I MAO TO UKXK f TMAT NOW I WAVCNTT TUeT) VySOCARD TOGETIT^ V^MEARTTO «PENOJTj-'
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      Lock icon Greek general election in May says King
      168 3 ATHENS, Fri. King Constantine announced yesterday that the newly-appointed government under Prof, lojnnis Paraskevopoulos will proclaim general election for the end of May 1967. The election announcement came in a Royal Address to the nation broadcast by Athens Radio. The Kinc gave an
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      Lock icon PRISONER DIES DURING BID TO ESCAPE
      103 3 PRISONER DIES DURING BID TO ESCAPE PERTH, Fri. A 25- year-old prisoner died, apparently from a heart attack, while trying to escape from Fremantle jail, 12 miles south-west of here, today. A 27-year-old companion who was with him, jumped over the prison wall, but was caught within a few minutes
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      Lock icon Spending spree
      82 3 Spending spree LONDON. Fn. ShopDers have taken more spending money than ever out of British banlu this week to enjoy Christmas »n--spite of the Government's economic squeeze. The Bank or England announced that another £29 million was put into circulation during the last few days making a total of £3.064
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      Lock icon Bonn's trade with Reds
      60 3 BONN Fn The total value of West Germany's trade with Communist countries this year is likely to exceed six thousand million marks (about £536 million). Commercial sources said West German trade with China was among the most active Trade in both directions was expected to reach
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      Christmas truce starts today in Vietnam
      432 3 Christmas truce starts today in Vietnam SAIGON, Friday Quote 'J'HE Christmas truce in the Vietnam war starts tomorrow morning, but there is little sign here that it will lead to general peace negotiations. The Pope has expressed the hope that an armistice and peace talks will emerge from the Christmas
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      Magazine to publish full Kennedy story
      185 3 HAMBURG, Fri. The German masscirculation magazine Stern announced yesday it would publish the unexpurgated text of William Manchester's book "The Death of a President" despite an aereemen* to rmblish only a condensed version in Look maeazine. A statement from Stern editor Mr Henri Nannen
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      Lock icon 250,000 Britons lose jobs in big freeze
      124 3 I ONDON, l-ri.— Nearly a quarter of a million British workers have lost their jobs since the Government imposed its economic freeze policy five months ago The latest total of unemployed announced today shows 564.083 out of work, although 96.844 of them were
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      Britain to have escapeproof prison
      137 3 Britain to have escapeproof prison f ONDON, Fri. Bri- tain is to have a new escape-proof prison to house top security risks because there are no secure prisons in the country, it was officially announced last night. Priority will be given to building the prison on the Isle of Wight
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    In: 12 pirated barter boats
    121 5 gATU PAHAT, Fri— Twelve Indonesian barter boats sailed in here this morning victims of yet another act of piracy on the high seas. The sailing boats, loaded with about 40 tons of crude rubber and some sheet rubber, were intercepted in Indonesian waters by a
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    'PAY ALL BY CHEQUE' CALL TO FIRMS
    171 5 'PAY ALL BY CHEQUE' CALL TO FIRMS KUALA LUMPUR. Friday DOLICE today urged commercial firms to try. if possible, to pay salaries to their employees by cheque instead of cash. This Is one of the three suggestions put forward as a safety measure In view of the spate of armpd
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    Lock icon Top award for army helicopter pilot
    98 5 I ONDON. Fri. Army helicopter pilot >Ia jor Richard Muodbridse. .'!!>. commanding No. 14 Flight, Army Air Corps, in the Far last, has been awarded the Royal Aeronautical Society* Alan Marsh Medal for 1966. He is the first Army pilot to be awarded tin
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    widow gets $2,000 gift
    133 5 widow gets $2,000 gift lESSELTON, Frl. Tengku Abdul Rahman has sent a letter of condolence to Che Salou binte Baiigu. widow of a border scout killed in action in March last year. The Prime Ministers letter was accompanied by a chequr for $2,000 from th^ National Patriotic Fund. The cheque
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    The new DO
    35 5 PENANG. Fn Inrhe Kamarurldin bin Abdul Rahman has assumed duties as District Officer. Balilc Pulau in place of Syed Zainul Abidin Jamalullail. who lafl for Kuala Lumpur on transfer two months ago.
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    Wire theft
    20 5 PENANG. Fn Thirvps *:ol» abui I 200 yards of trlrphone wir» in t.v Sungei Ara quarry area yesterday.
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    Envoy leaves for Tokyo
    67 5 KUAI.A I.UMPUR. Fn. Malaysia and Japan can tttth thr "blood drbt" issue estffcr beMtM both sidfs are adopting an "amiabir" .ulitucie. Tan Sn Pumihiko Kai. tli»> Japanese Am-h..--ador to Mal.ty-ia >;< ui toduy before leavinj; for Tokyo to bn>»f his government on thr talk. 1 he
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    Two robbery suspects held
    37 5 SITIAWAN Fn. Police de- I tamed two youths yesterday in I connection witn an anr.ed robbery In Nibong Tebal. Province Wellesley 12 days ago One has a gunshot wound on his right thigh.
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    Visit by 'Youth of the Year'
    49 5 SINGAPORE Fn An Au«tnlian icenaffvr, MM Denyse Cih« lord 17 who I-m* been elected New South Wales -Youth of the Yeiir" \wll fly Into Singapore after Christmas for a [OUTH She will later yprnd ab»u' a week in Kuala Lumpur and P+i aaog.
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    Drama of surgical operation at sea ends happily
    231 5 Drama of surgical operation at sea ends happily SINGAPORE, Friday. THREE Singapore-based ships of the Royal Navy were recently involved in a drama in the South China Sea when an emergency surgical operation had to be undertaken on a young sailor. When Able Seaman Bernard Andrews, serving in the frigate
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    Dearer fees won't hit these students
    200 5 Dearer fees won't hit these students iUUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Foreign students in British universities would continue to be "heavily subsidised" by British public funds despite the increase in tuition fees which will come into force from October next year. The British Hiph Commission said this in a satement today. The
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    Congratulations to Libya
    55 5 KOALA LUMPUR Fn The Yang di-Penuan Agons and the Raja Permaisun Agong have sen: a 1 congratulatory bmmm* i° Kme Idria Al-Mahdi As-Sanusi of Libya on the occasion of his country*! Nations! Day tomorrow Tengku Abdul Rahman sent a «imilar message to thr Prime Minister of Libya.
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      242 5 Straits Times Crossword 1111 I__l__J_^^^B___^HL_JlHL_JH ACROSS 7. Attacked by adder 1 disturbed 1 25 Home had another lift (6). It appears a novel arrange- 8 L#ftal exerclW (14> ment i 3 5 2. 10) 13. Get* a break tn part of the 6 Tradesman is coarser tn Journey (SI speech
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    Extra week's holiday for schools
    114 6 Extra week's holiday for schools KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. The fiveweek end-of-the-year .school vacation has I boon extended by one The Chief Education Adylaer, Haji Hamdan bin Sheikh Tahlr, announced this today. Thi.s Is to allow for Hari Rayt Puasa, which will fall on either Jan. 11 or 12, depending on
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    60 apply for course
    36 6 60 apply for course pork. Iri— More lh*n Pit people have applied for thr 10-neok. 20-lrrtirr* introductory n nibfvr tecnnologv. to be .1 from Jan. 9 by the ibli>hed Rubber and :>i\iso,n of the Singapore ::!)IL\
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    Variety show
    32 6 \G. Frl. The Ta.«ek branch of the Province Wrllesley north division of Umno v ill sta^e variety concert on Hart Rava niirht In aid of the divisional Umno btilldlnr fund.
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    Taiwan girls-only revue to perform here
    64 6 SINGAPORE, In. The 40-member Alishan Ml (.iris Revue of Taiwan, will oerform in sincapnrt' du'infc the 1 lune«,e New \ear season. Members of the revue include film stars. dancers, sinm r.s and acrobats. They will zwr *even shows becinninc Ken. 0 at the National
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    Union leader hits back
    332 6 SINGAPORE, Fri. CITIZENS AND NONCITIZENS—WHY DOES LEE KEEP BRINGING IT UP? 'JHL president of the Public Daily-Rated Employees Unions Federation, Mr. K. Suppiah. today expressed concern over recent speeches by the Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan \ew, which referred to citizens and non-citizens among the Federations
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    Judge elected president
    63 6 SINGAPORE. Fll Mr. Justice Tan Ah Tan nix been rlecied preMdeni of th» Oxford and Cambridge Sorifty of Singapore. Hi* *<>ri. Mr Tan Cheng Guan. a lawyer \< as elected ««cretiir» Other ofllcinU: Vice-prMideni»: Mr. D.O. Osborne-Jone* »nd Mr N.A. Christopher, treasurer. Mr. J.H. Mills. committee: Mr
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    Missing: Boy afraid of a beating
    132 6 CERKMRA.V Fri. Schoolboy ll.<rm.4le Singh has been missing since last Friday believed to have run away for fear of a beating from his parents. According to his mother, Nasil Kaur. Harmale. 11, fears a heating because he went bathing in the Sungei I.inggi with
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    Murder charge
    36 6 SINGAPORE. Fri. Kjirnal R.ngh wai remajjded today after he wax 1 h urged in a magistrate's court with the murder of a 68-ye«r--nkl noman. Narian Kaur. in a •torf :n Anthony Road yesterday BMntfac
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    Baby crocs stolen
    38 6 PENANG. Fii. Thirteen baby crocodiles, valued at i $390. were stolen lrom a I pond in TanjonK Tokong last nieht Mr. Chen Bee Chong. a businessman, told police, he missed the crocodiles at feeding time.
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    ADB chief coming
    62 6 KUALA LUMPUR. Fi The pretideiu ol the Asian Development Bank, Mr. Xakashi Wa-a-nabe. will toon visit member countries to nUdt funds and flon bonds for the bank, the Aaaistant Minister of Finance. Dr. Ng Kam Poh. *nid on his return from Manila las: ni&hi. Dr. Ng was
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    Thug cuts off a man's ear
    188 6 BUKIT MERTAJAM. Friday. MOTOR mechanic, Ooi Tcik Leo. 21, had his left ear cut off by a thug in Permatang Tinggi village ysterday. Ooi told police that he 1 was stopped by a youth on a motor-cycle at the entrance to the village. "He
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    Royal prayers
    23 6 KL'AI.A LUMPUR Jr.. Th« Yang di-Perman Acong attended Friday prayers at the A. am Shah Mosque at Jalan Pasar here today.
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    Beach robbery
    28 6 1 PENANO. Frl Two men waylaid M Muthu-samy 4R a sardenT. at the Suueei Nlbonz beach here yesterday and robbed him of UOO and a natch
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    Umbrellas with frills are a hit
    79 6 CINGAPORE. Kri— Frilly umbrellas manufactured by a New Zealand firm, may be the fashion in Singapore soon. The firm of Peroa Quality mbrellas Ltd. in Napier, on the east coast of New Zealand's North Island. is at present manufacturing these umbrellas in quantity, following
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    More Malay staff for TV Singapura films
    204 6 More Malay staff for TV Singapura films IJINGAPOKE, Fri. The Government is to recruit more Malay stall so that Malay Him productions on TV Singapura can be Unproved. The adnlater ol Culture Mr XC. Lee. .said this today In reply to an MP. Im'tie I mcd AntT bin SuradL had
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    Merchant dies of wounds
    59 6 SITIA Ml M L Ifotumed *''■■<' '•"> pri 4 -1 bakery and doth merrl whs found with v.<l> woimrls HI his car Pnrkrd in Karfipone Koh. nei»r here, tun dayi -<en died in the Ipoh General Ho*pital ywrterdajr. H» had Marty $200 on htaa When fourd
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    That bell of St. Mary's must be silent for another Christmas
    186 7 KUALA LIMPI'R, Fri. —While bells all over the world will be ringing tomorrow night to usher in Christmas, the bell of St. Mary's Church here most remain silent. It has not been rung for the last 10 years beMMM
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    Butterworth Canberras for Viet
    207 7 Butterworth Canberras for Viet MALAYSIA AGREES TO WITHDRAWAL KUALA LUMPUR, Fri ]yjALAYSIA has agreed to the withdrawal of a squadron of Canberra jet bombers from Butterworth by Australia for re-de-ployment to South Vietnam, the Secretary for Defence, Tan Sri Abdul Kadir bin Shamsuddin, confirmed today. Malaysia, he said, gave her
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    Lock icon Grounded Singapore ship is out of danger
    174 7 Grounded Singapore ship is out of danger ORUNEI TOWN, Fri.— The Singapore ship Tivoli, aground in the Brunei River, may not be able to free itself until the middle of next week. She Is in no danger and 1* clear of the main channel. Her master, Captain Mahani bin Ahmad,
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    Fatal crash
    25 7 BUKIT MERTAJAM. Pri. A motor cyclist. Ng Seng Earn. 26. was killed when his machine collided with a lorry at Sungei Rambei yesterday.
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    APPEAL FOR MALACCA'S LOST ARCHIVES
    77 7 ci m;ki patani Kn.I lie Director of National Archive* of Malaysia. l)r F.R.J Verhoeven. is anxious to trace the lost archives of Dutch Malacca. "As the Dutch period in the history of Malacca Is more or less blank," he said, "recovery of the Dutch Malacca
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    Education seminar on nation-building
    144 7 SINGAPORE. Friday. 4 THREE-DAY seminar on "Education and Nation-building" will be held at the Singapore Conference Hall from Tuesday T*;e participants will Include principals of primary and secondary schools from all streams, officials of the Ministry of Education, inspectors of school, staff of the Teachers' Training
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    Rig fashion show at Ipoh dance
    82 7 Rig fashion show at Ipoh dance XPOH, Fri. Models will present national costumes of eight countries at the South-Eaat Asian fashion show to be held In conjunction with the "Rovers" Nite" Christmas Eve dance at the St John Ambulance Association hall here tomorrow ni(?ht Some of the national costumes have
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    Woman robbed
    40 7 SINGAPORE. Pri. Five men last night burst into Madam Tan Lwan Son's home in Joon Tong Road, off the 14th mile. Jurong Road, and robbed her of $3,250 in rash $4,000 in cheques, and a camera worth $90.
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    WING-CMDR DOWLING RECEIVES SPECIAL AWARD
    87 8 WING-CMDR DOWLING RECEIVES SPECIAL AWARD liriNG CMDR. John R. TT Dowling (above). Officer Commanding the Helicopter Wing at RAF Seletar, who was presented with the Groves Second Memorial Award by Air Marshal S.W.R. Hughes, Air Commander of the Far East' Air Force. Wing mdr. Dowling received the award for designing
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    'TRANSLATE WORKS INTO N-LANGUAGE'
    119 8 SINGAPORE. Fri—lmmediate efforts must be made to translate works from other languages into the national language, the Minister of State for Culture, Mr. K. C. Lee, said last night when he closed the week-long National Language Book Exhibition at the Victoria Memorial Hall. This was Important
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    Medical Progress Fund: Dr. Ho clarifies report
    165 8 SINGAPORE. Fri. The Director of Medical Services, Dr. Ho Guan Lim. today clarified a Straits Times report on Wednesday of Parliamentary proceedings, where he said the impression was given that because of favourable donations and pledges by the public towards the Medical Progress
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    S'pore port security praised by Colombo expert
    345 8 S'pore port security praised by Colombo expert SINGAPORE, Friday. THK acting chairman of the Colombo Port Authority, Mr. A.W.A. Abeyagoonesekera today praised the security system in the Singapore port area as being "one of the best in Soutn-east Asia." He had s.tudied the security system of the wharf area, and
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    AUPE TO HOLD NEW YEAR'S BALL, BEAUTY CONTEST
    148 8 SINGAPORE, Fri. A masquerade ball to usher In the New Year is being organised by the Arr.algatnated Union of Public Employees, in aid ol the Christmas Fair Fund and its building fund. It will be held at the Victoria Memorial Hall on
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    Govt plan for an arts body hailed
    208 8 SINGAPORE, Fri. Local arts circles today hailed the Government's intention to set up an Arts Council to promote creative arts, describing it as a "great idea which will certainly stimulate the growth of arts" in the Republic. Announcement of the plan to set
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    $1,000,000 library at Queenstown to be full-time
    159 8 $1,000,000 library at Queenstown to be full-time SINGAPORE. Fri. The nrw brunch of the National Library, to be built at Q>; town, will cost about $960,000 including the land. 'Work on the two-storey building, will start next year. When completed In 1068. it will serve some 160,000 residents of Queenstown.
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    Rumanian trade mission feted
    34 8 SINGAPORE. Fri— The Singapore Manufacturers' Association tonight hosted the visit nm threeman Rumanian trade delegation at dinner. Last night, the Rumanians were dinner guests of the Joint Chambers of Commerce.
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    Motorist sees man drive off in his car
    130 8 SINGAPORE. Fri. A motorist Tan Ah Hock, was walking off after parking his car in Bedok one morning when he saw three men driving off with his car Today, in a district court, a criminal law police supervisee, Poh Seng Huat, 31.
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    AIRPORT TRAFFIC
    423 8 AIRPORT TRAFFIC THK follownlK l« to<Uy'» KkadoM of o.v n Paya L.-iir ilrport Singapore: ARRIVALS Thai International: From Jakarta iTO 4in. 11.19 «.m. from Banekok, Kuala Lumpur (TO IL' m. fii.m rokjro Oaak*. Taiwan. Honn KonK. Bangkok (TO 4DI i I io p.m. Malayttan Alrwayt: Krom Kualk Lumpur (ML 019)
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    Improbable revolutionaries in black pyjamas
    1941 9  -  ERIC WENTWORTH South Vietnam makes a bold move to fi&ht apathy among, 12 million weary peasants by Vung Tau, S. Vietnam SELDOM ha s history seen more improbab I c revolutionaries than the thousands of young men in black pyjamas being trained in the sandhills
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENT
    36 10 20 Word* Sli (Minimum) THE TAMILY OF th* lat* Joseph Tip Khal Bun thank th* R*y. Fattier, r*lativ*s and friends for their oondo■•noaa, wreaths, scrolls, prayers, donation*, night visit.- and assistance during their recent bereavement.
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    277 10 J'< H' ore's |M f tfimrnxm) "HILDA'S" wmh all iiminmrrt and friend* a > cry Merry Chrlstmnn PALLETTCS SALON WMh All our Patrons A Very Merry Christmas. CO CO EARRINGS n<-u exciting r.mge at Antoinette, 324. Orchard Road, 8' pore Telephone tTM PIMM'S CUPS: Th,- Most Heavenly Drlnka on
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      In The Best Tradition
      702 10 Like plum pudding, carols and jingle bells, the truce which begins in Vietnam this morning has become part jof the Christmas tradition. But at least there is no hypocritical suggestion that I it has much to do with goodwill among men. With peace, perhaps. Agreement that
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      Turning Sour
      346 10 Suddenly everything is going badly for the Rhodesian <iv be Is. Australia has sharply rejected Mr. Lan Smith's invitation to become involved and New Zealand will probI ably follow suit Mr. Harold Wilson has withdrawn all i negotiating offers, relegating j the "six principles" to history, and announced
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      University Fees
      202 10 The British decision to more than treble tuition fees for foreign students at universities and colleges will sharply reduce the number of shoestring scholars from overseas in search of cheap degrees and diplomas. Fees which averaged around £70 a year could be tackled on a freelance basis; but
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    the Prince of Peace— violent truce
    1149 10  - the Prince of Peace— violent truce ROY BRUNT ON by Along a nerve-taut bordersand bags, gun posts, electric fences, shots In the night— the ancient code, an eye tor an eye J«rusal«m, Fri AS the evening call to prayer echoes across Jerusalem from the Dome of the Rock Mosque, sentries
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    Sentosa—new home for students in U.K.
    508 10 Sentosa new home for students in U.K. by A SPECIAL REPORTER WITH the opening of Sentosa House in London's West End next summer muchneeded additional accommodation will become available for married and single students from Malaysia and Singapore. Sentosa House comprises three adjoining houses, Nos. 16, 17 and 19 Upper
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    Happy Xmas, Harry...
    367 11  - Happy Xmas, Harry MARGARET WEE By FOR Mr. Harry Kydd, 25, the teacher whose hope for survival is pinned on a $30,000 artificial kidney machine. Christmas 19 6 6 will be a happy one after all. Thanks to the generosity of the Government and the Malaysian public Mr. Kydd, who
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    Lock icon TV aerial kills family of three
    56 11 TV aerial kills family of three B LUMEN AU (Brazil), Fri. A television aerial killed a family of three here yesterday. First, nine-year-old Ivone Goncalves was electrocuted when he touched the aerial. His mother rushed to his aid and fell dead, too. Then the father also died trying to pull
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    A good cheer visitor
    62 11 KUALA LUMPUR. FYL The Minister ot Lands and Mines Inche Abdul Rahman bin Ya'akub donated $100 to the Chr.&tmas Cneer Fund of the Sclan?or Children's Home at Cheras today. He was at the nome to distribute Christmas gifts of toys and sweet to about 100 orphans.
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    Tengku's Xmas message
    38 11 Tengku's Xmas message KUALA LUMPUR. Fri Tengku Abdul Rahman will broadcast, his Christmas Day message on Sunday at 10 a.m. over the English and Indian services of Radio Malaysia. Chinese listeners can hear the message at 11.30 a.m
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    Yoke Heong's November US allowance 'not stopped'
    260 11 j KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. A TOTAL of $11,780 has been paid out to Mrs. James Lav the former Miss Lai Yoke Heong by the Public Trustees in connection with her studies in the United States during the last year. Out of this, the
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    Consul: Ban on motorbikes stays
    226 11 Consul: Ban on motorbikes stays ptNANG. Fri.— The Thai Consul here, Mr S« a t# Komalabhuti. has rejected an appeal by several Penang residents asking him to lift his ban on Thai students possessing or riding motor-ex lr> Mr. Komalabhuti said ha had imposed the restriction 'in the Interests <>f
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    An Asian 'first' in Australia
    59 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. A Malaysian has become the first Aslaa to graduate with an honours degree in English and Literature from Monash University In Victoria. Australia. He is Shihnza Hussein, an old boy of the Victoria Institution here. His father is a government pensioner at
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      809 11 TV MALAYSIA CHANNEL 5 Kuala Lumpur Tamil; 6.10 Super Six Carand Penanc; 6 Ipoh and toon; 6.35 Dennis the Menace: MaJarca; 3. 10 Johore Bharu: 7.00 News in English; 7.10 4. Taipini; 7 Batu Pabat; 9 Focus; 7.35 Bewitched: 8.00 Kluvng. News In Mandarin: 8.10 Be--3.00 P.M.: Programme Sum- tween
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      45 11 iMmauua/ HK£ jake MR but i have to -^$t wu fWPIDOL' £V£ FOR AMBLYOPIA EX ANOPSIA PATCH! TM6 15 7 1 don't uant id be testeo 1 I /oop<v doopsv R3RAM6LWPIAEXANOPSIAOR (pi CrtrtPCJ Hi J OOPSYPOOPSV£XFOOf>SIA V^* FOOPSIA?i/ Oft AMVTHIM6 £L«£ i —^z^ IJ vr—
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      MAL's booked seats that are sold again
      279 12 AN investigation is required into why seats booked on MAL flights are not retained for the passengers when they arrive on time, paid their money in advance and confirm they are travelling. On Sunday Dec. 18 my son (unaccompapanied child) arrived In Bangkok
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      71 12 'PHIS with reference to a MP's entreaty for more varied TV programmes other than golf and with particular reference to Mr. Fong Sip Chee's (Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for Culture) gripe for local TV olays and acts (S.T. Dec. 20i One fact has been forgotten—for good TV
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      E. Coast flights but no real service
      180 12 \f AL's air service to the 1 East Coast is arranged to suit the convenience of MAL. not the travelling public. The flights arrive and leave at around noon in Kuantan, Trengeanu and Kota Bharu. The East Coast is entirely cut off after
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      PESTA 'S UNSEEN CHANNEL SWIMMERS
      159 12 PESTA 'S UNSEEN CHANNEL SWIMMERS r |"HE cross-channel swim of Dec. 17 as It turned out, was more than a disappointment, It was a disgrace to the Pesta Pulau Pinang. At Kedah Pier, where the swimmers were gathered for conveyance to Butterworth the registered number ran up to 120. At
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      No safe place to meet
      89 12 ]<"VER since the government embarked on rapid development on the East Coast of Singapore, many couples have left their former rendezvous for the darkest spot of the Marine Parade where they hope for a little privacy. However, this spot is also infested by young hoodlums
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      THIRD VOICE IN THE PHONE
      234 12 IT may be excusable at times for telephone operators to overhear telephone conversations but should they be allowed to join In? On the Dec. 16 I phoned my fiancee and to my astonlsh/nent, the operator joined in and -advised" her not to accept my Invitation
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      STUDENTS AND THE RULE OF LAW AND ORDER
      842 12 STUDENTS AND THE RULE OF LA W AND ORDER SINCE I did not accuse Singapore Alliance and UMNO leaders of disloyalty I must resist the temptation of accepting their sporting offer to prove that they are antinational and disloyal. iS.T. Dec. 17>. My charge was that as communally based partie
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
    94 14 10 Wmrmm MJ Minimum) DR. AND MRS K. Praaad Cballanva and thi'ir familir* thank all fn.nds and rrlativea for their kind attendance, valuable gifts and good «i*hea on the occasion of their mar-I riage. THE FAMILY OF Robert Scow Soo Jin thank all relatives, friends. ManaKTnen-. and Staff of
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      541 14 < nntlnurd Irorr Page lOi GREETINGS M Wordt SIS (Minimum) J.S. BALLARD wishes all friends In Malaysia a very Merry Christmas and a happy New Year. WISHING all our friends and clients a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year. Federal Optiek Opticians. YVONNE ANB) BABU PATEL wtsQ all their
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      691 14 PETS FOR SALE IS Wnrdt St (M in.)— Box M eta. txirm j IN STOCK RED/BROWN dlacuaeea Hsh from one Inch to six Inches Red Sea Aquarium. Tel: ***** B'pore BOXER PUPPIES 8 weeks old Sire I' K. imported. View 67 Namly J Averur, off Second Avenue, Spore. ALSAT'AN PUPPIES
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    PRE-HOLIDAY BUSINESS QUIET ON EXCHANGE
    645 16 From Our Market Correspondent On the last day of trading before Christmas, both investors and speculators showed almost a complete reluctance to deal. Business was at a low ebb. with no real feature. This very quiet day saw only routine transactions, and there were only
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    BUSINESS ON STOCK EXCHANGE
    1013 16 L>L'SI.NESS in and reported to i L the Singapore and Kuala I Lumpur trading rooms of the stock Exchange yesterday with the number of snares traded in brackets: INDUSTRIALS: Boullu.l (2 000) ki (***** St. sB: Central Sugar <IT.000) SI 23. D. 127,000) $1.24. D, (28.000)
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    120 16 SHIPS lying altn iidt thi ».n t iport H«rbour wharvtt *r axMctfd today K»quilino IS. Kmpire' GaDnct 21 72 Darporl 24. Kemngau Kantero Munc 27 2S. Afric*. Maru -•9 SO. l.imnurr 31/32 Anchiata 3;i 34, Normark I 3S/38, Cambodge 42 43. Star Ailalr 44. Nauncaa 45. Hammonia
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    Straits tin price is up 62] cents in Penang
    417 16 THF price or straits tin in Penang yesterday showed a gain of Xi cents to 5602.75 on very good support, mainly from Europe. The tin price in London on Thursday was up 10s. The estimated offering fell 5 tons to 220
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    Rubber market very quiet
    306 16 Rubber market very quiet THE seasonal and tradlditonal slowing -down made itself felt during the week's trading on the local Rubber Market state H.C.B. and Co. Ltd. In their weekly review. The market ruled generally very quiet and lost ground on balance with continuing pressure on nearby becoming; more emphaM^ed
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    145 16 MELBOURNE. Pri. THHE Stock Exchange closed th« year on a firm note with rises today well In excess of fall*. There was some profit-taking In Base Metals, most issues closed higher but Consolidated Gold lost 9 cents to $4.15. Oils were steady. The Stock Exchange will be closed
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    CLOSING PRICES
    27 16 Dec. 23. RUBBER PRICE: 591 cents (up a quarter of a cent). TIN: $6*2.75 (up 621 cents). Estimated unofficial offering 220 tons (down 5 tons).
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    RUBBER PRICES
    231 16 JANUARY, first trade rubber fo.b. buyers closed at 5 pjn. in Kuala Lumpur and Sing>por* >esterday at S9?« cents prr Ib. up a quarter of a cent on Thoraday'i closing level for the position. The tone was Ml quirt. R.A.S. and M.HK. l..«nj prices in cents prr Ib.
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    57 16 /'HINCiC Prortuc. Eichamt. linnday: Cactnut ail: hulk tl 14:. .»lfr« C**ra Mix»rt Until loo»»i Dre. J»n 1271 B •tpptr Montok whit* Sl*)7| »»!l<-r«. fUrauak hUck I l^mponi r>!ai k APTA fl2.'i wlltri (100% NLWI tincaMrt Ctcanut Oil Miller* 1 Aitollatian ericts bulk M'.j Milan, drim t4M s«ll»r*. Th»
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      604 17 SINGAPORE TURF CLUB NOTICE RE CLOSING OP ROADS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that all roads, paths and unenclosed land, the property of the Singapore Turf Club at the Racecourse. 6' 4 miles Dunearn Road. will be closed to the public on Monday. 26th December 1966, from 6.00 a.m. to 6.00
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    Jalisco gives hint of Cup hopes
    375 18  - Jalisco gives hint of Cup hopes Epsom Jeep RACING by TRAINER George West's Jalisco gave indication of his strong chances in tomorrow's Governor's Cup at Penang with a smart gallop yesterday morning. Accorapa nied by stablemate Wine Man Jalisco ran 3f in 38. finishing strongly. The going was good. Golden
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    MALAYSIA TO HAVE M-CYCLING SCHOOL
    83 18 MALAYSIA TO HAVE M-CYCLING SCHOOL BRITAIN'S 700-strong Mortimer Racine School expect to expand to Malaysia shortly. The school, which is the only one of its kind In Britain, will use the Greaves training motor-cycles for their lessons. Due in Malaysia to set up a similar school is Charles Mortimer, 17,
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    Lock icon Pool to aid British athletics
    81 18 Pool to aid British athletics LONDON, Fri.— A football p OOl to help British athletics out of their financial plight will start in the next few weeks, it was announced after a meeting between athletics officials and a pools company here yesterday. It is hoped that the pool will raise
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    Lock icon $14-billion in US betting
    69 18 NEW YORK. Prl. More than 60 million people legally wagered a record-chattering US $4. 654. *****3 (more than £1.662.196.000) on horse racing in the United States thus year. Dr.spite this vast sum Mr. E P. Taylor retiring president of the Thoroughbred Racing Association, said: "Taken as
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    PENANG ACCEPTORS FOR TOMORROW
    1875 18 Race 1-1.0 Class 4 Div 3 (55,200) 6f Local riders only 1 ***** All Smiles a i Modern' K Breuk. 6 90 Shaari 11 2 ***** Shiau V'oiij l.uh a i Lucky > RS Breuk. 9 9.0 'Allan 14 3 ***** Lok Sabha a iZachi Wheeler
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    SURTEES TO RACE IN HONDA CAR
    103 18 SURTEES TO RACE IN HONDA CAR JOHANNESBERG. Frl. John Surtees, Britain's former world motor-racing champion, arrived here yesterday to drive in the South African Grand Prix on Jan. 2. Surtees will drive thr new Formula One Honda car. The South African Grand Prix is the first race of the 1067
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    Lock icon Hanumant hits a century off W. Indians
    260 18 Hanumant hits a century off W. Indians CRICKET V'EW DELHI. Fri. Hanumant Singh virtually clinched his Indian team place for the Second Test in nine days time, when he hammered a century for the Prime Ministers XI against the West Indian cricketers here yesterday. His sparkline 102 enabled the home
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      749 18 SELANGOR TURF CLUB Three Digits Forecast Pool The Public are advised that commencing with the Penang December/January *****367 race meeting on 25th December, 1966. Three Dlclts Forecast Pool Tickets based on the usual SI/- Unlimited Sweep will be on sale to the Public at:— (1) Jasln Branch, No 45. Main
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      197 18 ESTATE OF LIM YEW KWEB, I)K KASED NASSIM CO. (SINGAPORE) LIMITED will rpII by public aurtion at 64 Srramoon Garden Way on Wrd. 28th A Fri. 30th Dec. IM< at 11 a.m. earh day Contents of a Sundry 9sMI Shop (formerly known as Llmly Co.) Comprising: a large quantity <f
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      34 18 HOCKtY «.iiriid».ii i (up Sikh. 1 tourney): S'gor v Kelantan (8 a.m.): S nor P v Penang (8.0>; Johore v Penang (5.10 p.m.): Spore v S gor (5 10. all matches at Spore padang>.
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      Ghazali admires 'borrowed' gold
      78 19 rrAN SRI Ohazali ■"•Shaffle. president of the Malaysian AAU. admires the gold medal he "borrowed" from M. Rajamani (left), winner of the women's 400 metres at the Asian Games in Bangkok, at Subang airport on Thursday night when the Malaysian athletes returned. In the centre is
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      Lock icon Busby aims for European Cup
      314 19 SOCCER T ONDON. Frt— With exactly half the matches played, Manchester United. England's greatest post-war soccer team, are favourites to win the English League title for the seventh time and equal the record number of wins held by Arsenal and Liverpool. They have a two-point
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      Aussies the favourites expect a tough fight
      259 19 Aussies the favourites expect a tough fight DAVIS CUP MELBOURNE, Fri. iTI Australia are favourites again to retain the Davis Cup for tennis against India, which begin here on Monday, but there is less of the "We've got it in the bag" attitude that preceded after challenge matches. India, the
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      Lock icon Ashe, Roche top seeds
      99 19 pERTH. Fri.— American Arthur Ashe and Australian Tony Roche have been seeded to meet in the men's singles final In the Western Australian tennis championships, starting here on Jan. Ashe. the reigning State champion. Is seeded No. 1 among the foreign players coming to Perth with
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      Lock icon S. Africa 106-5
      32 19 JOHANNESBURG, Fri.— South Africa, who won the toss, had made 106 for five wickets at lunch on the first day of the first cricket Test against Australia here today.—Reuter.
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      Lock icon 11 named for the All-Stars team of 1967
      180 19 11 named for the All-Stars team of 1967 SQUAD TO TRAIN IN KUALA LUMPUR gANGKOK, Fri. The Asian Football Confederation selectors last night named 11 of the 18 players for next year's Asian All-Stars team. The selectors, who were here during the Asian Games to spot talent for the All-Stars
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      Fans charter plane for McGowan fight
      140 19 Fans charter plane for McGowan fight BANGKOK. PTI Scotland* Walter McOowan will not lack support from fellow Britons when he defends his world flyweight boxing title agaln*t Chartchal Chlonol, of Thailand, here next Friday. A party of Scots are arranging a special charter flight from Glasgow to see the fight
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      Ong named chairman
      68 19 f)Na Ah Kens of the TampenU v Rovers wu elected chairman of the PA. of Singapore s tournament committee. Representative* elected for me First Second and Third Divisions for 1967: Dlv. 1: Bved Alwi (Darul Afiaht and Mahmood Norman (Sukaramal); Div. 2: Ong Ah Keng (Tarnpenis DW.
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      O'Neill shines
      47 19 MELBOURNE. Fn Norman O'Neill rejected by the Australian selectors, hit 125 not out in 31 hours for New South Wales against Victoria on the first day of the Sheffield Shield cricket match here toNtw South Wales had made tyt-6 on a perfect batting wiotat«tm dCM.
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      237 19 Two years ago all Tokyo was watching the score at the Olympics I on FUJITSU electric scoreboards Optning Ctrtmony, Tokyo Olympic Main Stadium Now all Bangkok is watching the score at the historic 1966 Asian Games and again FUJITSU scoreboards are what they'll As one of Asia's outstanding manufacturers of
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    The royal touch...
    272 20 Tengku gives expert advice under blazing arc lamps SINGAPORE, Fri. Tenrku Abdul Rahman spent an hour under blazing arc lamps in the Shaw studios in Jalan Ampas this morning to ensure that the main court scene in his play. Raja Bersiong, reflected the correct degree of ancient
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    346 20 Minister 'at no time involved' in hotel land approval KUALA LUMPUR. Fri Municipality toA day denied that the Minister of Local Government and Housing, Mr. Khaw Kai Boh, was at any time involved in the approval of the land for the construction of the Hotel Malaya. It was referring to
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    DEATH
    33 20 MRS KARTHICASU -Mow of late Mr M KaMUsun r.'ir.d Po»tnvuter. Taipln^> paaMd away fully on B-12-06 ;it :i I l|.oh Kiineral held un L'li-U'-Bfi r<thank nil those for their conttcotaoo* ;md aa-
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    IN MEMORIAM
    18 20 IN FONDEST MEMORY of Slvntrtirunathan Ponnampalam DeparNd two yearn a*o today. UMM drrply felt sv family.
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    Adult classes
    36 20 SINGAPORE. Fri— The Adult Education Board announced today that registration for 1967 secondary evening classes now being held at Raffle!> Institution in Bras Basah Road will close at 3 p.m. tomorrow and Dec 31.
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    38 20 PARIb, Fri— Among the 80,000 letters addressed to Santa Claus from all over France this year was one from a soldier asking for the winners of the race meeting here on Christmas Day. Reuter.
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    20 th anniversary
    26 20 SINGAPORE, Frl.— The Singapore Harbour Board Staff Association wiU celebrate Its 20th anniversary with a dinner at Everton Park, Cantonment Road on Sunday.
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    Prof Yeoh hands over food gifts to imams
    105 20 Prof Yeoh hands over food gifts to imams SINGAPORE, Frl.— The M.P. for Joo Chiat. Prof. Yeoh Ghim Seng and members of the Constituents' Citizens Consultative Committee last night distributed food parcels for the fasting month to two mosques in the area. The food parcels, worth about $300, Included rice,
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    253 20 LONDON, Frl. The London stock market closed quietly steady on a small amount of early Interest on both institutional and public account. During the afternoon trading came to a standstill ahead of the holiday period. British Funds were firm, reflecting continued hopes of an early bank rate reduction.
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    RUBBER
    67 20 LONDON. Frl. Spot 18' nd Feb. 18 7,16 d.. March 18 11 lfid. April 18 7 »d.. April June !9 116 d., July Sept. 19'4d Oct./ Dec. 19\d., Jin. March 1 915 16d April June 20 1 16 d., July Sept. 20 1 16 d., Oct Dec. 2O'«d.. Jan.
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    29 20 LONDON. Frl Buyers £1205 (—l2). sellers £1208 i-^3>. Forward bnvers £1205 unchanged i. sellers £1206 (unchanged). Settlement £1306 £24) Turnover am 265 tons, p.m. closed. Tone: Barely steady
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    206 20 Philippines wants Malaysia to name traders MANILA, Fri. The Manila Times said today that if Malaysia was now ready to identify Philippinebased traders doing business in Sabah it would be a major step in the Philippines' anti-smuggling campaign. The newspaper said In an editorial: "The Malaysian Government appears to have
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    172 20 JAKARTA. Fri. President Soekarno has announced that he would be tourinu overseas in the first half of next year. Asked by reporters hen he would leave Indonesia for an miMti tour, the President replied: "In the first half of next year Reports of
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    29 20 SINGAPORE, Fri— The Eurasian AsMK-iaiion will hold their annual New Year Eve dance at the Fraser and Neave Hall In River Valley Road on Dec. 31.
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      273 20 pHBe Confident P^and Successful \l -a Examination with HOME STUDY COURSES (IN ALL SUBJECTS FOR 1967/1968) 1. Higher School Certificate. 5. Form IV/Qualifying Tett. 2. Cambridge School 6. Lower Certificate of Certificate. Education. 3. Malaysia Cert, of 7. L.C.C. (Book-keeping). Education. 4. General Cert, of Education. TWO BOOKS TO IMPROVE
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      51 20 The weather Highest and lowest temperatures in Malaysia and Singapore for the period 8 p.m. Thursday ,o 8 pra ye&terday Highest Loweiit Kuala Lumpur 90 75 KoU Bharu 86 73 Penang 90 73 Ipoh 73 Malacca 88 73 Singapore 86 73 C. Highlands 72 36 Je&selton 86 73 Kuchlng 90
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