The Straits Times, 7 August 1965

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    21 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 150,000 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 SATURDAY, AUGUST 7, 1965 15 CENTS KDN 1189 M.C.(P). 1005
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    Lock icon Nkrumah envoy flies to Washington
    404 1 MEETING WITH JOHNSON ON THAT VIETNAM MESSAGE SEW YORK, Friday MALEX Quaison-Sackey, the Foreign Minister of Ghana, arrived here today bearing a special message on Vietnam for President Johnson from President Nkrumah. The Ghanaian diplomat, who is also president of the UN. General Assembly, changed
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    Lock icon City bomb horror: 12 killed in B-57 crash
    231 1 City bomb horror: 12 killed in B-57 crash gAIGON, Fri. At least 81* people were "killed or injured today when an American jet fighter bomber, fully loaded with bombs, crashed in the main street of Nha Tran City. A U.S. military spokesman said tonight that 90 minutes after the crash,
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    Now police seek 'Mr. Big' of Singapore underworld
    862 1  -  JACKIE SAM, ABUL FAZIL and PHILIP KHOO By JINGAPORE. Fri. A big hunt is on for Singapore's most wanted criminal. Begun a year ago. the search has been intensified by yesterday's dramatic shooting of "Ah Hiap," the gangland desperado. The wanted man
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    Lock icon ABC told: No more 'hot' music for Indonesia
    187 1 ABC told: No more 'hot' music for Indonesia pANBERRA. Fri. An Indonesian Embassy official said he has asked Radio Australia not to play any more "hot" music in broadcasts to his country. Beat music and rock 'n roll is banned In Indonesia by a decree of President Soekarno. but has
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    Bid to kill Yemen chief
    59 1 LONDON. Fri Damascus Radio today reported that an as.- agination attempt had been made on Yemen Pn-sidci t Abdulla Al-Ballal. A broadcast from the Syrian rapltul mrmiored here gave a renew uf UM Damascus Pre.-s. which ii.i-ludPd the headlines siidt fired nt Al-Sallal and -AI-.Sull.tl
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    Tengku clears bank's sacked manager
    175 1 Tengku clears bank's sacked manager KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Tengku Abdul Rahman tonight cleared the dismissed manager of the Bank of China in Singapore, Mr. Lv Shou-cheng and his two deputies, Mr. Lo k c Chang-kin and Mr. Djeng Hsion-heng, of charges by their head office in Peking that they had
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    Lock icon Just fancy that
    44 1 I ONDON, Fri. Farmer John Croatman w;is married al Oakford, Devon^ yesterday with liis bride supporting him 00 one side, his l>est iium on the other, and Hie priest lirmlv clutching his coat. lie had fainted after saying "1 will." Reuter.
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    Lock icon ROW OVER TURBAN SAVES 30 FROM DEATH
    94 1 ROW OVER TURBAN SAVES 30 FROM DEATH CAIRO. Fri. A quarrel over a missing turban saved 30 Cairo hotel guests from death or serious injury. The row started when i>m- <>f the guests, headman of a village, accused another guest yesterday of stealing his turban. Other guests in the hotel
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    Lock icon REDS SINK TWO FORMOSAN WARSHIPS
    71 1 REDS SINK TWO FORMOSAN WARSHIPS PEKING. Fri. Chinese army vessels today sank two Formosa warships off the south-east coast of China, the New China news agency said. A large submarinechaser, the Chlenmen, and the smaller Changchiang intruded into the fishing grounds near Namoa Island and Tungshan island, the agency said.
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    Lock icon Mme. Subandrio
    30 1 JAKARTA, Fri. Madame Harustlatl Subandrio, wife of the Foreign Minister, today appealed to the Government to curb "the soaring prices of dally necessities." AP. i See Page Two).
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    Lock icon Devalue pound? Never, never SAYS Wilson
    275 1 Devalue pound? Never, never SAYS Wilson LONDON. Fri. The British Prime Minister, Mr. Harold Wili son. said today the Labour Government's decision not to devalue sterling was pcrman- ent. In an Interview In the Liberal daily newspaper The Guardian, he dealt with the long-term measures necessary tor Britain* economic situation.
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    STOP PRESS
    38 1 KKOII.IN WAI. KOI I BY L\ S. KNVOY MOSCOW. I ri. I S. Ambassador Foy I). Koliler walked out of Kremlin reoeDtion because soviet Premier Alexei Knsyein arcused United States of MgNHIMI in Vietnam. A. P.
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  • AFRO-ASIAN AND PACIFIC DESK
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      Truth in Vietnam
      308 2 WILSON TELLS CRITIC OF MEN WHO THINK WRONGLY THEY HOLD KEY TO SITUATION LONDON, Friday. I^HE Prime Minister, Mr. Harold Wilson, apparently referring to Communist China and North Vietnam, said yesterday he did not think it would be long before they realised they could not win the
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      Lock icon Holland not sending troops to Vietnam
      138 2 AMSTERDAM, F r i. The Dutch Government said yesterday it will not send any troops to Vietnam. This follows a front page report in the daily paper Telcgraf which said that an ex-captain of the disbanded Royal Netherlands Indies Army, .1. H. C I
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      Lock icon Tanker gutted
      30 2 CAIRO, Fn. 'Hie 20,948-ton Japanese tanker Kaizo Maru had been •'completely destroyed" by I five In the Persian Gulf, the i Middle Ea.s: news agency said mcU.v.— UPI.
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      "Recognise Hanoi' call by Walker
      230 2 nipnts were a basis for a solution and that the guidelines i.-sued by the recent Commonwealth Prime Ministers Conference were the right way to negotiations and peace. The guidelines were: A suspension of all United State.s air attacks on North Vietnam. A deal A North
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      Lock icon _ PKI hits at govt for rising prices
      150 2 PKI hits at govt for rising prices- JAKARTA, Fri. Tha, Indonesian Com-! munist Party has open- 1 ly attacked the Government for "the grave monetary inflation" in the country and has called upon the officials concerned to take firm action to prevent the situation from worsening. Mr. M. H. Lukman.
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      Lock icon Marines burn village near Dancing
      229 2 US. Marines burned the village of Cam Le, four miles south of the Danang Air Base on Tuesday because the overall aspect of the place was one of a military installation rather I than a place of habitation. The statement was made by a U.S.
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      Lock icon EMERGENCY DECLARED IN SUDANESE ARMY UNITS
      273 2 EMERGENCY DECLARED IN SUDANESE ARMY UNITS CAIRO, Friday. A state of emergency was declared yesterday among Sudanese Army units, according to Omdurman Radio broadcasts heard here. The radio said strict secur- ity measures had been taken in the capital. Khartoum, and that important buildings I there had been placed under
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      Lock icon Colonial govts warned of violence
      107 2 JVEW DELHI. Fri. The Igandan Premier, Mr. Milton Oboter warned >< l^terday of the MMibilitiea of violence facing the racist and colonialist governments remaining in Africa. Accepting an honorary Doctorate of Law at Delhi University Mr. Obote also denounced European countries for their past "exploitation"
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      Lock icon Calcutta strike
      34 2 CALCUTTA. Fn. A 10-hour general strike paralysed Calcutta today sparked ofT by a recent rise in tram fares. Police made 203 arrests during a series of minor incidents in the city. Reuter.
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      Editor dies at 77
      26 2 LONDON. Fri. Mr. Harry Amswoith, former Editor of The People for 32 years, died today ■a his home here. He was 77.
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      Hoda weds
      25 2 CAIRO. Fri.— President Nassers Wyar-oM eldest, daughter. Hod.i, was married last evening to Mr. Haten Aly Sadek, a 2J-;.i ar-old Cairo University graduate.
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      Lock icon Australian cholera men study Pakistani habits —
      216 2 Australian cholera men study Pakistani habits RAWALPINDI. Fri. Several Australian anthro pologists are studying the living habits of East Pakistanis as part of a full-scale research project to check cholera The Australians arc studying the environment, habit patterns, way of living and methods of sanitation of people in areas wher«
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      Lock icon Special holiday
      30 2 MANILA, Thurs- President Macapagal lias proclaimed Aup 19 a.s a special public holiday to mark the 87th .uimvi >• t: the birth of the late President Manuel Quezon. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Filipino award for Indian
      44 2 MANILA. Fri. Jaynpr*ka^li Narayan leader Of India* S.<rvod;(ya i Force of Service) movement today was named winMr of the annual Ramon M.<gsaysay award for public serviceHr was twed "'for his costructue art.culation of a public conscience for modern India"— AP.
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      WILSON-A BALMORAL VISIT BUT NO EARLY ELECTION
      242 3 I ONDON. Fri. The Prime Minister, Mr. Wilson, is to be Queen Elizabeth's guest at Balmoral Castle in Scotland from Oct. 2 to 4, it was announced yesterday. Observers said this announcement, made as Parliament went on a three-month vacation, would prevent rumours
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      The Supermen
      37 3 LONDON. Frt Nineteen Britons earned a salary of more than £100.000 during the 1962--63 fiscal period. Mr- Niall MacDor mot. Financial Secretary to flip Treasury, told the House of Commons in a written reply. art
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      Money is the root 0f....
      65 3 ARMA DI TAOOIA (Italian Riviera*. Pri. A 61-year-old man set fire to a pile of 10.000 lire ($5O) notes and shouted "I won't be a slave to money anymore." i He burnt up an estimated 400.000 lire ($2,000) before he I was stopped and accompanied
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      Lock icon Racialism will grow if bars stay: Minister
      420 3 Racialism will grow if bars stay: Minister LONDON, Friday Maurice Foley, British Minister in charge of immigrants" integration, warned yesterday that failure to eliminate racial discrimination in Britain could lead to a growth of white racialism. 'Failure to work out solutions could well lead to a growth of extremism, a
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      JUST FANCY THAT...
      25 3 T EW YORK. Fri.— To save water in droughtstricken New York, fountains in Tiffany's, the jewellers, are using 17 gallons of gin.
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      Lock icon Heroine is back on Bus 179
      153 3 I>LONDE heroine Rita Cowan was back at work on her 179 bus earlier this month just 24 hours after she wrestled a rifle from a gunman. Conductress Rita, 20, leapt from her bus platform in East-street, Barking, London, when she saw the gunman in
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      Lock icon Papa to Greek King: Call me or call new polls
      235 3 Papa to Greek King: Call me or call new polls A THENS, Fri. The Former Prime Minister, Mr. George Papandreou, yesterday asked King Constantine either to give him the mandate to form a new government or to call new elections. It was the first meeting between the 77-year-old dolitician and
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      432 4 iATTEM^ ENTER SINGAPORE'S MOST UNUSUAL DRESS HAIRDO CONTEST J 111 1 11 IN CONJUNCTION WITH ~1 bne gave men ELJZABETH TAYLOR a taste of life -3*^* RICHARD BURTON that made EVA MARIE SAINT »J Bjß IN KART.N RAN'SChO-PS B b then hunger Tj^^M*"^ productom for n J[ e! yi^v Jf
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    Abortion case: Taxi driver's evidence
    482 5 1 GAVE CONSENT, AS TIMES WERE BAD/ HUSBAND TELLS COURT SINGAPORE, Friday A TAXI DRIVKR told a magistrate's court today thai although he had refused to allow his former bargiti wife to be aborted he gave his consent a week later, "because limes were bad
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    BACK-PAY CLAIMS: NAIR'S WARNING
    656 5 SINGAPORE. Frl. I THE secretaryx general of the National Trades Union Congress. Mr. C.V. Devan Nair, warned today that if trade unions were forced to establish locally the internationally accepted principle of backpay, it might have to resort to trials of strength. "Trade unions In Singapore
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    'Unions have right to be in polities'
    274 5 SINGAPORE. Friday. VHE Industrial Workers' Union of Singapore tox day said that workers had a right to take part in the political life of their country— individually as well as through their trade unions The union made this point in a statement, which
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    60 STUDENTS CAMP ON PULAU ÜBIN
    80 5 60 STUDENTS CAMP ON PULAU ÜBIN SINGAPORE. PH.— Sixty Singapore schoolchildren tonight slept under the starlit sky on Pulau L'bin. oft Changl. Between the ai?es of 14 and 16 the 25 girls and 35 boys are children from the Bukit Timah District Secondary School Sports Council's area, who are on
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    Cinema dispute
    35 5 SINGAPORE. Frl— The second Industrial Arbitration Court on i Monday will hand down an award i in a dispute between the Mahiyan Theatres Ltd. and the Singapore Manual and Mercantile Workers' I Union
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    Youth course
    42 5 SINOAPORE. Pri. Mrs. 8. Rajarau.am. wife or the Minister for Culture, will pive away certificates on Monday at 4 p.m. to 35 boys and girls attending a youth training course organised by the Swiss Cottage Secondary School Youth Service corps.
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    Business education in State gets praise
    179 5 SINGAPORE. Fri. The development of accountancy and business education in Singapore is "hefcding in the right direction." This was stated here by Mr. R.W. Robertson, managing director of the Hemingway Robertson Institute, the largest homestudy organisation in Australia. Mr. Robertson is now on a
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    Best student
    47 5 SINOAPORE. Fri.— Annuar btn Othman. a student of Outram Secondary School has won this year's Singapore Malay Chamber of Commerce (100 cash award for the best performance In the London Chamber of Commerce i autumn i Intermediate stage examinations held In Singapore last j year.
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    POLY CARNIVAL OPENS TODAY
    68 5 SINGAPORE. Fri. The Singapore Polytechnic Students' Inion's two-day carnival at the Poly grounds will nDin at 10 a.m. tomorrow. Attractions lnrlade M gam* stalls and 34) food stalls, display by 30 commercial firms, a dance club and milk ban. Thrrr will also be a talrntime show,
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    FBI training for Mr. Phang
    63 5 SINGAPORE. Frl— A senior Singapore police officer, Mr. Phang Cheow Hock, has left for Washington for specialised training at f the National Academy of the Federal Bureau of In- vestlgatlon. Mr Phang. an acting De- j puty Superintendent of Police attached to the Criminal Investigation
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    L-Month: Nasir's well done to non-Malays
    326 6 L- Month: Nasir's well done to nonMalays KUALA LUMPUR, Friday. THE chairman of the National Language Month central executive committee, Syed Nasir bin Ismail, said here today that this year's campaign was significant in that a large number of nonMalays turned up at contests and rallies. "This Is a very
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    Estate tindal chief guest
    60 6 KULIM, Fn. A Uncial, wbo has been employed by the Bukit Mci'tajam Rubber Estate for the last 51 years, was the guest of honour at a tea party given by the management yesterday. Mr. R. Muthirah. 65. was presented with a cheque for $5,000 by the
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    Ampang shop raided
    47 6 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri.— Thieves yesterday broke into a shop in the main street or Ampang about six miles from here, and got away with 13 radio transistors and a tape recorder worth at a total of 51. 437. They also took $294 in cash.
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    James Bond (007) defence bond goes to Regent
    113 6 James Bond (007) defence bond goes to Regent ITLALA LIMPI R, Fri The James Bond number "007" in the National Defence Bond series— or something very like it was today taken up by the Regent of Pahang, Tengku Mahkota Ahmad Shah. The National Defence Bond serial numbers begin with *****1.
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    Snatch thief held in road chase
    74 6 PENANG. Fri.— A policeman yesterday chased and arrested a thief who ran away after snatching a gold chain from a two-year-old girl. T:ic Rii'l and her mother. Che Em bun bnuc Bakar. 30. were' walking along Penang Road about. 2 p.m. when a man
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    A father tells of visit to hotel for missing daughter
    398 6 pENANG, Fri.— A ship- ping manager, Mr. Cheah Sin Hiu, today testified he was in a coffee shop one day last September when he heard that his former office boy, Teng Heng Hai. had earlier called at the premises to
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    Five State govts using national language
    160 6 I^IAI.A LIMPIR. Fri live State governnients Johore, Paharut, Treneganu. Kelantan and Perlis are now using the national language fully in their day-to-day administration, the chairman of the National Language Month Central Committee, Syed Nasir bin Ismail, said today. The complaint now, he told a
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    Malaysia my other home, says Aussie VIP—
    205 7 Malaysia my other home, says Aussie VIP |(UALA LUMPUR. "•Fri. Mr. Rex Townley, who has just retired after 19 years in Australian politics, said here today that he has come to regard Malaysia as his "other home". He said: "I came here for a Commonwealth Parliamentary Association conference in 1960
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    New clinic soon
    34 7 NIBONG TEBAL. Fri Work h:i» Muted on ;i health clinic mid muhvifoiv MBtn Putlong Berembann near here. The clinic, which la exo^cted to be completed in November, will serve 4.000 people.
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    Jaycees' gift to Mr Lee
    58 7 SINGAPORE. Prl. A sevenmar, goodwill mission from the PhUtpplnM Junior Chamber ot Commerce will prescm a symbolic key and letter of goodwill to Singapore's Prime Minister. Mr. !>*• Kuun Yew, tomorrow. Thp Minister for Culture. Mr. ft R i jsiratnam. will receive the sift on
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    Mother and son killed
    125 7 SPORTS CAR CRASHES INTO A TELEGRAPH POLE A 24-year-old mother and her 18-month-old Mm were killed when this sports car driven by her police constable husband, Koh Kong Ghwee, also 24. smashed into a telegraph pole at the 8-'t mile, Upper East Coast Road, Singapore. They
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    Tariff Board told of China threat
    211 7 Tariff Board told of China threat KUALA LUMPUR. Friday. was named as the biggest "dumper" of products into the Malaysian territories throughout the four-day hearing of the Tariff "I Advisory Board. Local manufacturers said that although there was an over-production of certain goods in Malaysia, there was much "dumping" or
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    Man who owes $400,000 offers $20 a month
    320 7 Man who owes $400,000 offers $20 a month IPOK. Fri. A bankA rupt copra dealer. Lee Kau Say, 37, today offered to pay $20 a month towards settling his debts amounting to 5400.037 to 87 creditors. Lee said at the continued hearing of his public examination here that since he
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    'Apple Queen' arrives
    35 7 PENANG Fri. Miss Marisa Opak. 22. West Australian Apple Queen, arrived here today for a short holiday, before leaving for Kuala Lumpur to participate in the Australia Trade Exhibition opening on Monday
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    MORE WOMEN SIGN ON FOR CIVIL DEFENCE
    120 7 17TALA Ll'MPl'R. Fri More women volunteers have signed up for Civil Defence Corps training in it* ambulance ami uelfare sections. When the recruiting started on July 6 only 23 «omen turned up at Civil Defence headquarters at Rifle Range Road here. Now the
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    The Queen presents honours at Guides function
    289 7 The Queen presents honours at Guides function ITU ALA LUMPUR, Fri. The Raja Permaisuri Agong today presented Guide Service awards to 24 officers of the Girl Guides Association of Malaysia. Among them were the association's national president, Toh Puan Rahah, i wife of the Deputy Pr^me Minister, Tun Abdul Razak,
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    $2,700f0rD-fund
    33 7 IPOH. Fri. The Tan.iong Ma- 1 llm district National Defence Fund Committee yesterday donated to I the fund the entire collection of $2,700 raised from an Indian drama staged on July 18.
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    Three-village rush to beat monsoon
    228 8 NEW HOMES FOR 8,000 ON KUCHING ROAD By Kuching. Fri WORK has begun on the sites of the three new villages to house 8.000 Chinese in the controlled area on the KuchingSerian road. Earth- moving equipment is now clearing the ground. The villages are expected
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    Free education best way to aid Malays, says journalist
    224 8 Free education best way to aid Malays, says journalist KANGAR. Friday. THE Central Government should give free education to Malays from primary schoo to university level, Inche Ja'ai'ar Hussein a journalist from Singapore, urged las night. "Without this, there will not be any great change In the position of the
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    MILLIONS BETRAYED BY MCA, SAYS PPP
    130 8 IPOH. Fri.— The PPP today charged the MCA with betraying "millions of Chinese and Indians" when It said "No" to a move recently by some Chinese organisations to make Chinese one of the country's official languages. A signed statement by the president. Mr. D.
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    Talentime show winner
    48 8 SEOAMAT. Fri.— Tony Lip Han. 16. won the Segamai talentime contest from 25 other contestants yesterday. The talentime show was oreanlsed by a local cinema. Four iocal bands The Teenage Teens, i The Strangers. The Rolling Roa- j mere and the Lespelcans wer» gruest artists.
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    Ex-cop allowed bail
    79 8 QINGAPORE. Fri. ExVolunteer Special Constable Urn Hwee 800, 28, remanded In custody by a magistrate In connection with a $30,976 armed robbery, was today allowed bail by Mr. Justice Ambrose. The application was heard in chambers. Mr. R. Murugason appeared for Llm. Ball was set at $2,000
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    'Hot meal' experiment in Penang schools
    78 8 'Hot meal' experiment in Penang schools PENANG, Fri. More than 2.000 pupils in eight primary schools in Penang Island will take part in an experimental "hot meals" programme during the third term starting on Aug. 23. Under this plan, each pupil will be given a plate of cooked oats or
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    Khir tells Malay teachers: Learn Chinese
    212 8 Khir tells Malay teachers: Learn Chinese pENANG. Fri. The 1 Minister of Education. Inche Mohamed Khir Johari, today urged Malay teachers of the national language in non-M a 1a y schools to learn Chinese and Tamil during their leisure hours. "It would be more beneficial to you if you siudv
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    TENGKU SEES THE GIANT STATUES AT WAR MEMORIAL SITE
    178 9 \Zv\\.k I.IMPIR. Fri The Prime Minister. Tengku Abdul Rahman, today spent half an hour at the National Monument site in the Lake Gardens here "to see how things are going on." The Tengku was accompanied by the Minister of Works. Posts
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    Woman is accused of robbery
    57 9 CIMJAPORE. Fri. a woman. Tay Kirn Ter. tn charged in a magistrate >- rourt today with robbing Ng Khui Meng of S3!»;."» and two pißgy banks. She is also alleged to have caused hurl to Ng at Ih-msipy Avenue at 10.30 a.m. on May I!).
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    Teachers' course
    37 9 KANGAR. Fri. The PeriU] Adult Education Department will conduct a course for secondary adult education teachers at the Knncnr Arabic School on Aug. 15. The Mcn'.ri B'.-ar. Dato Sheikh Ahmad. will opeD the course. I
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    A Sunday talk
    48 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Pri. A public talk on "How and Why wp mm" will be given by Mrs. Yap j Mey Yone. lecturer at, the Techni- cai Teachers' Training college, at i 4 p.m. on Sunday ar. the Kuala Lumpur Psychology Club 29. lix>h H ad.
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    'Malaysians frying in own fat' says Manila newspaper
    224 9 MANILA, Friday. MALAYSIA'S unfavourable balance of trade with China is helping to finance Indonesian attacks on Malaysia, the Manila News said yesterday. The newspaper carried a report on Malaysia-China trade Under the headline: "Frying in own fat: Malaysia pay* bill for attacks
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    Tribune forum youth gets BSc degree —
    126 9 Tribune forum youth gets BSc degree Singapore, Fri— Tan wee Kiat. Malaya's representative to the 1960 New York Herald Tribune youth forum, has graduated from Williams College. Massachusetts, with a Bachelor of Science degree, majoring in biology. Tan. 22. a former student of Gan Eng Seng Secondary School in Singapore,
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    Graduation day at Polytechnic
    64 9 SINGAPORE, Fri. A total of 223 graduates, including 17 mrLs will receive their diplomas from the Minister for National Development Mr. Urn Kirn San at a graduation ceremony of the Singapore Polytechnic at the Victoria Theatre on Aug. 28. The graduates are 131 in engineering 52.
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    Police officer transferred
    37 9 DUNGUN. Pri The OCPD here. Senior Inspector Selama' bin Ha.v Taib. has been trans- ferred to Kulai. Johore. He is be;ng succeeded here by I Senior Inspector Mat Jeno bin i Abu Bakar- I
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    Lock icon BRITAIN'S AIM: A LIMIT ON TEXTILES IMPORTS
    231 9 BRITAIN'S AIM: A LIMIT ON TEXTILES IMPORTS I ONDON. Fri. Bri-i tain aims at limiting its total of textile im-i ports, Mr. George Darj ling. Minister of State j at the Board of Trade. i said yesterday. He was replying to a Hou.«e of Commons debate on the difficulties of
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    PMIP feast
    26 9 PENANG. Pri. The Batu Üban PMIP branch will hold a Prophet s I Birthday (jet-together and feast at 1 its headquarters on Aug. 14.
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    Nair to clerks: You are entitled to 'triple' pay for holiday work
    364 9 SINGAPORE, Friday VTTUC secretary-general 11 Mr. C. V. Devan Nair today advised all affiliated unions representing clerical employees that they were entitled to press for payment for work on public holidays in accordance with a High Court judgement
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    DEATHS
    78 10 f# Wm,dt |fi ,M,nimMmi PASTOR A ABISHECANAOKN. M, of >h«- Paatavustal Ckanh, imt*4 ••»j hr.lay jiftrr abort ;!lo^ V:ihAPl n (li.jt.; s r. s jtp<ir^. 4 pin Hat- unn>. MM KOH KONG GHEE (n^« Joan i •it i nun. Anthony I Km. eUad f...iu»m. an arfidml on U Laa»ta(
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      Menace To Thailand
      649 10 Communist China has openly ticked off Thailand as the next country to which revolution Ls to be exported. A motley crew of Thai exiles in China, with Communists well to the fare, has been whipped together with great fanfare into a Front for National Liberation. In Thailand
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      School Farms
      373 10 Malaysia, a prodominantly agricultural country, has only oho university faculty of agriculture, only one agricultural college and only a handful of farm vocational schools. Graduates trom the university and the college mostly join government ser- vice, plantation industries or agricultural service enterprises. Very few become Linnets. Tlic products
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      Defence Bonds
      133 10 Cher $4 million in Defence Bonds sold in less than a month sees this campaign 1 away to a good start— and why not? The cause is pood, and so is the interest rate. If investment continues so en- thusiastically, the Government's continually rising burden of defence costs
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    A city's angry youth: Rebels without a cause
    573 10  - A city's angry youth: Rebels without a cause J.J. Haggerty From NEW YORK, Fri. -Over the years sightseers tended to huddle together for protection when walking through the narrow, twisting streets of New York's Chinatown. Simple country folks from lowa, Kansas and elsewhere suspected that behind the lacquered doors some
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    Immigrants: The effects of Britain's new policy
    1260 10  - Immigrants: The effects of Britain's new policy MICHAEL WALL By LONDON, Friday THE Bntibh Governmerit's propos a 1 s on Commonwealth immigration will be harshly scrutinised by the Commonwealth governments and the immigrants. They will judge them in some measure by the attitude the Government takes towards the n o
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    Mystery of Mr. Tsui
    318 11  -  LIM BENG TEE: WHO? WHERE? WHEN? NOBODY KNOWS THIS NEW CHIEF OF BANK OF CHINA By Singapore. Friday MYSTERY surrounds the identity of Mr. Tsui Ping, named as new manager of the Bank of China in Singapore, which was taken over by Bank Negara Malaysia yesterday.
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    Orchid Society dinner
    40 11 SINGAPORE. Fri. The Yang dl-Pertuan Negara. Tu'i Yu.-.)f bin Ishak, and Ton I Ai.*-h;ih. will attend the U OrcinU Sucietys annual dtnnn at th.' Catl h, p.m. tomorrow. Ton Puan Nixsr Aishnh will ■resent un/es and certiticutes
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    Medical fund goes up another $275,000
    124 11 f.MiAPOUE, Fri. Two more donations, ...uounling to $275,000, tor the Medical Progiess l-'und were announced today, in addition to a SI million Rift from the Lee Foundation a fortnight ago. The new donations wore from Dato Kunme Shaw ($175,000) and the Minpapore Turf Club
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    Civics course
    20 11 DUNGUN. Fri. The DeoartDMOt of Information will organise civics course at the Arabic School here on Aug. 14
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    Malayan Pentecost Church leader dies at 82
    197 11 OINGAPORE. Fri. Pastor Arputhanathan Abisheganaden. ol the Pentecostal Church of Malaya, died early this morning at his church in St. Michaels Road after a short illness. He has 82. and left four sons Paul, principal of the Singapore Teachers' Training College: Geoffrey, a
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    Wanted man arrested
    57 11 PENANG. Fri. Two detectives >rsterday chased and captured a man wanted in connection with an attack on a coffee shop proprietor's son on July 27. The man was walking along Prangin Road at about 1 P.m. when the detectives saw him. Aa they approached him. he fled,
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    Hold-up youths take $520
    41 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. Threw youths two armed with danger.; held up a couple in a house in Jalan Walter Grenler. oil Imbi Road here, early yesterday. They escaped with $520 worth of jewellery and two wrist watches.
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    Lock icon DEFENCE: $5 MILLION UP
    25 11 KIAI.A I.I'MPI R. I ri. Bank Nrnara Malaysia has m far received a total of 5.i.307.583.51 for the National Defence Fund.
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    Shipyard destroyed by fire
    78 11 Shipyard destroyed by fire OINGAPORE, Fri. A small shipyard at Tanjong Rhu was completely destroyed in an hour-long fire last night. The fire, which started at about 11 p.m., destroyed four new boats and total damage was estimated at $15,000. The shipyard's proprietor. Mr. Chiang Choy Fook. who lives in
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    Conference date
    23 11 KUALA LIPIS Fri. The Pahang Assistant District Officers' conference will be held at the Town CounciPs conference room here on Tuesday.
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    The doctor shortage: 'Send undergrads —to ulu'
    173 11 The doctor shortage: 'Send undergrads —to ulu' If U ALA LUMPUR. Fri. A University of Malaya professor today suggested that medical undergraduates be required to work at least six months in rural health centres before registration as qualified medical practitioners. The proposed scheme would make Immediately available the doctors urgently
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    Language issue: Khir gives a warning
    194 11 If UAL A TRENGGANU. Fri. The Minister of Education, Incbe Mohamed Khir Johari, today called on teachers Involved in the agitation to make Chinese one of the official languages of the country to think twice about their activities. "I will not hesitate tn nse
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    H.K. pastor to preach
    54 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Prt. The pastor of the Ward Memorial Methodist Church in Hong Kong, the Rev. Kenneth B. Mclntosh. will speak at the Trinity Methodi.st Church in Petaling Jaya at 10 a.m. on Sunday. Rev. Mclntosh is an active welfare worker among the refuses and Industrial
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    Loke Wan Tho photo show
    44 11 PENANO, Fri.— The Chief Minister. Dato Wong Pow Nee, today opened an exhibition of photo graphs from the late Dato Loke Wan Tho's collection. The exhibition, at the Penan? Art Gallery, will continue until the end of next month.
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    Britain's man in Brunei
    54 11 KVM A LUMPUR, Fn. Tht Bntisii Deputy High CommißSlonat in ■astern Malaysia, Mr. F. D Webber, has bi-en nppoiiued th« High Commmlssioner to Brunei. Mr. Wi j vno forms turned hi.s new duties hist Sunday, •(1 Mr. E. O. Laird, who t bring in Bru- nri
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    Prize-giving
    48 11 SINGAPORE, Fri. stneapore's Deputy Prime Minister. Dr. Toll Chin Chyr, will guc away 1 the pmo.s a| the finals of a wrost- ling toui nament at the Rochore i Community Centre at 8 p.m. on Sunday. The contest has been 1 organised as pan of Pesta Sukan.
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    Vigilante casualties to be protected
    396 11 Vigilante casualties to be protected PENSIONS SCHEME SINGAPORE, Friday PENSIONS, gratuities and allowances ar« provided for under a scheme tor the payment of compensation to members of the Singapore Vigilante Corps in the event of loss of life or injuries sustained during their duties. Details of the scheme, known as
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      890 11 TV MALAYSIA (Malaya) fIIANNFI. 5 Kuala Lumpur b.b3 National soncs: 6 Neve* and I'rnan?: fi Ipoh and in Tamil: 6.10 Popeye "Let"* Malacca; 3 Johore Bahru; 4 Get Moving"; 6.17 Little Taipinic; 7 Batu I'ahat; v Rascals "Second Childhood"; Kluang. 6.35 Huckleberry Hound and Yogi Bear; 7 News In English;
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    JP thrust envelope into my hands, says Gill
    740 12 EX-COUNCIL CHIEF DENIES CHARGES SEREMBAN. Friday AIR. Justice Lee Hun Hoe, the Commissioner of the inquiry investigating allegations of malpractices and maladministration in the Seremban Town Councill. today issued a statement by a former council president, Mr. P. Gurnam Singh Gill, rebutting
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    Survey on Malaysian students in Britain
    154 12 KUALA LUMPUR Friday. A SURVEY of problems faced by Malaysians studyv ing in Britain was launched in London this week. The survey Is being conducted by Mr. Colin Abraham, a research officer of the Ministry of Welfare Services, who arrived in London last Sunday.
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    Maintenance hearing is postponed again
    81 12 Maintenance hearing is postponed again SINGAPORE Fri.— The maintenance court today fixed Nov. 8 and 9 for the hearing of a maintenance application by Mrs. Peggy Tan against her husband, Mr. Tan Keng Siong, son of a banker. Mrs. Tan is applying under the Women's Charter for a variation of
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    Ong hits at move to stop Lim's release
    118 12 CINGAPORE. Fn. The 13 United Peoples Party Secretary-General. Mr. Ong Eng Guan, today said a campaign had been started by the Singapore Prime Minister. Mr Lee Kuan Yew, to prevent the release of Mr. Lim Chin Siong. In a statement today. Mr.
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    Health film
    30 12 PORT SWETTENHAM. Thurs A special health campaign fl!m will be shown on Monday at 7.30 p.m. on the vacant land opposite the Civil Defence headquarters in Vantooren Road.
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    The 'very naughty9 act of a boy of 14
    96 12 The 'very naughty 9 act of a boy of 14 CINGAPORE, Fri. A 10--year-old schoolgirl was sleeping alone in her room one night when a 14-year-old schoolboy living in the same house slipped into her room and snipped her knickers with a pair of scissors. Today, the boy was placed
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    BIG RUSH TO JOIN TEACHING AND NURSING SERVICES
    224 12 SINGAPORE. Friday TEACHING, clerical and nursing services provided the majority of jobs lor school leavers last year, according to the annual report of the Singapore Public Services Commission. These services, said the report, took In 1,783 out of 2.351 candidates selected. With
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    Mission No. 5 for former beauty queen
    286 12 Mission No. 5 for former beauty queen KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. A young Australian woman who has travelled widely on trade missions us hero again for the fifth time. Mrs. Carl Nielson. a former Miss West Australia beauty queen, is now manager of Australian Export Promotions Ltd. and is here in
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    Typewriter stolen
    30 12 IPOH. Fri Thieves broke into a typewriter servicing shop In Brewster Road hero early yesterday and stole a typewriter and a calculating machine worth a total of $1,745.
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    Forget party politics he urges
    93 12 Forget party politics he urges KOTA KHAKI Fri Thr Assistant Minister of National and Rural Development, Inche Suleiman bin Bulon, today called on Malays to forget parly politics and think of their future. "Let u«> witrk together for the «ood of our future." he said Opening a tun-ri.i? political course
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    Disciplinary cases
    46 12 Disciplinary cases SINGAPOPR ft! The Singapore Public Services Commi».im 95 disciplinary rases out of which 22 c.isps ended In dts- Charge* against 22 were dropped, while the case against 086 MM DM proved. Inqu:ru-.i are continun l' lie res*, said the annual report of th* commission.
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    TA volunteers back today
    53 12 KL'ALA LUMPUR. Pri. Men of the 21.'=t Engineer Squadron of the Territorial Army will return to their b;i-r K.-cann :.imorrow after completing v. three-week period of training in Sarawak. The volunteers sprnt most of thrir tin 00 construction of bridgp.s. nmK lettics and water supplies for
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      5-death crash: A lesson to those who drive
      258 13 V'Orß account of the terrible accident on the Aver Hitam Road contains the ominous words "the car collided head-on with a lorry at a bend." Clearly one of the drivers w:i«, on the wrong Mile of the road at a point when
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      85 13 1 MADE an inquiry about my trunk call telephone charges not under the direct dialling system. All I got In reply was a curt letter regretting that details were not available. Is it not high-handed of the Telephone Board to expect subscribers to pay without question whatever amount
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      600 13 Singapore's share of defence burden STRAITS TIMES SATURDAY FORUM YOU wrote two leaders, on July 20 and 24, dealing with Singapore's financial contribution to the Central Government. On July 20, you stated: "The Singapore Government would probably agree that the rapid increase in defence costs has changed the original calculation,
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      89 13 I AM surprised to read in your paper the challenge Issued by Incht Oth.iian Wok to the Central Government to compete with the Singapore S ate Government In carrying out development schemes In Singapore. It seems childish of the State Minister. Certainly the development <^f a State is primarily
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      151 13 IN BRIEF The pool that serves little -purpose PETALING JAVA has a beautiful swimmine dool. an asset to the town. But it is rarely open when it should be. An early morning dip is out of the Question while evening swimming, in this climate a most pleasant recreation, appears never
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      89 13 EVERY new Minister of Agriculture publicises the so-called "Guidinsr Principles of Agriculture." but none has so far put them into effect—at least for the benefit of the vegetable producers of Cameron Highlands, who still get five cents for their cabbaees one week, and 20 cents the next. On
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      36 13 A NUMBER of new Technical College graduates, under contract with the P.W.D.. have waited for appointments in Johore for the pa.st three months. But the Johore P.S.C. has yet to utter a word. UNDERGRAD Segamat
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      Changes in programmes on TV in Singapore
      258 13 DEFERRING to the letter by Mr. Tait (S.T. 1V Aug. 6) about unscheduled political discussions on television we want to point out that every effort is made to publicise such programmes by amending the daily schedule that appears in the newspapers, by trailing
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      112 13 THAT 40ft. whale which was found washed ashore and died at Telok Tempoyak Kechll, Penang. reminds me ot the blue whale of similar length which was stranded at Telok Ma-s. a place about seven miles on the Malacca'Muar road, years ago. It seems history has repeated itseli. The
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      62 13 ■QLEASE allow us space i to express our appreciation to the residents of Jalan Labu Ayer housing estate and the 4V 2 milestone shop houses for their generous donations to the fire victims of Bartley Road. The total amount collected was $190.25. The money has been handed to
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      277 13 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS 7. In religion orthodoxy certainly 1. Bill of sale, perhaps (13). has a point 's>. 10. Fifty or so used that* no* 8. Changes may be brought about to be sniffed at (9). at talks (13). 11 In a tlfjht corner Venetian Useful Uttle book to
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      891 14 ACCOMMODATION VACANT li W»r4, ■>» Vi'it.)— Box SB eU. txtrm TOP EXECUTIVE BUNGALOW. Blj.i; HHi, fo-jr Bedrooms (Three Airconditioned'. l>.-th<lm Furniture. Large rvnerd Uard-i:. long Imm, Kent 51.300. Trli-piione cSporei «>»:. NEW PRETTY FULLY furnished two-store> M-Mi-drt:irlied bouse ;>u. Jalan Kupar^. off Upper East Coast Road. Eastern Gardens. 74 m.s.
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      813 14 EDUCATION '5 Hnr<i C£ in I— Mnx 5(1 rft ejfr> SHORTHAND TVPEWRITINC Clour* anytime Bu.nwr" HM4 M 190: Individual .itt>ut!on- MMr< early: Kaj.ii College. Ruffle* Place. ENGLISH LANCUACE CLASSES: y MttMd Experienced l'.eKi»t.r early: Raja's ColI tiiivti 2nd floor. Spore. PRIMARY iIX ENTRANCE KxatnInation' ■pajela] ClMMti Morning/ Arirrnoon, Kv.nins: I'.etjlntPr
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      906 14 OPTICALS HEARING AIDS li Unril >« 'MlM.I— Box i» ell. rtfr HEAR AGAIN NATURALLY WIU mi Appliances, f rr» nooklel snows no mtural system improves catarma -radua:iv Hurry! Neu-Vlta. 17-B North Cana: Kuart. <tn.:;ii>ore RUGS. CARPETS CURIOS li l» ..rrf« i Win. >— Rim in cts. r\tr BLACKWOOO. ROSEWOOD, LAC
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      954 14 VEHICLES FOR SALE ISW.r*. ft (»m.l-«., J» rf, ,rfr, FIAT MM 1158 very good r oral til— Own.r r.turr.ir^ U K <I.lOO.ixi ror quick talr. Telephone isporr> 42.-. W. VAUXHALL VICTOR DELUXE. 1962. .14.000 miles excellent condition European ownrr s:i. lih> Tel: <Bpore> OEC. '5S Triumph Herald $2,050'--*rantuoii Garden. Spore
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      559 14 VEHICLES FOR SALE IS n<,r</s M 'tlin.t—Box S* rl. nt.» SEPTEMBER IM}. VAUXHALL ■apore complete »t«n radio, and rlcare*'* IlKhter. One Kuropran owner i<>*4 f isoo. Uorrts PMt I i ii Retard V:.-w I Street, s i-ort I ORCHARO MOTORS I »id Car Kept. 1964 V.ct.r Suotr MW. 1964 Chevy
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    VERY STEADY CONDITIONS ON LOCAL EXCHANGE
    868 16 From Our Market Correspondent /CONDITIONS on the Kj Stock Exchange yesterday were very steady from the point of view of prices, and the turnover was the highest on any day this week. There was definitely improved interest in tins as there were more London
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    STOCK INDICES
    25 16 Malayan Slock Indirm Aug. 5 Aug. I Induxtrials: 6K.49 69.01 fins: 47 94.1 i rubbers: 102.15 102.11 "Dec. 30, 1963=100 Dec. 29. 1962=100
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    STOCK EXCHANGE OF MALAYSIA
    878 16 DLSINESS in and reported to i the Sinrapore and Kuala, j Lumpur trading rooms of the MM Kvrh.iiiK<- of Malaysia yeatrrdav. with the nnmber of the shares traded in brackets: INDUSTRIALS: Ounlop (1.000) $1.27: Ino $1.42 SU (2.000) $1.48; Eait Smolt (1.000) $2.72: P. and N.
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    More active conditions on Rubber Market
    350 16 \FTER a romparatlTrtj static earlier period with prices remaining relatlTely unchanged, more active conditions returned to the Malayan Rubber Market on Thursday when there was a drop of one cent report H C B. Co. Ltd. In their weekly review This waa due primarily,
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    126 16 MELBOURNE. Prl.— lndustnaig overall were firmer in quiet, featureless trading;. Leaders drifted narrowly around steady levels Hitdiiißht or the market was ths 6harp rise In gold shares following increased price for the met*. In London. Other base metals were steady to firmer. Oils moved narrowly In llaht tradingToday*
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    CLOSING PRICES
    26 16 An*. 6. MALAYAN RUBBER PRICK: 6"i cents (down one-Hghth of a cent.) TIN: 5734 (up $4). Inofficial estimated offcrinK 240 tons (down 35 tons).
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    OPTION PREMIUMS
    225 16 Aug. 6. Three monttaa. INDUSTRIALS Bonnemd 13 eta. Me A inter V eta. City Oev. 7 eta. M. Inveet. H eta. dlnnn 14 ctaN. Iron W eta. Uunlops HI eta. O C H.C. 13 eta. K Sni.-lt.nu w ou. I'.oTdmani v eta. ICaM II tta san H eta
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    DOLLAR RATE
    51 16 'PHI present rate of the Malayan dollar against the pound sterling fixed on November M last year is selling IT. <>r Oil. la Buying; T.T. 2*. 4 1 Iml. Bin ing <>|. J^.d. The dolUr is at its vt itnton middle petition in relation to it* range against
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    H.K. RATES
    28 16 .ien«.«. mirN.t H tv U delttr it 77 for T T »nrt I T.'.J for c»«h tttrlinn |HBW4 II II M nod •n« tad •> tola it
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    Tin price makes further gain of $4
    421 17 Tin price makes further gain of $4 rE Straits tin orice made A further g.iin of $4 yesterday which took it to 5734 on an offering estimated Inwn 35 tons to 240 tons. Improved local demand was isam reported. LONDON: Tin on Thursday displayed a very steady tone in a
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    RUBBER PRICES
    240 17 A UGUST first trade rubber f.o.b. buyers closed at 5 pjn. in Singapore and Kuala Lumpur yesterday at 67 cents per lb-, down one-eighth of a cent on Thurs day's closing; level for the position. The tone wai Quiet, but slightly easier. X..VS. and F.MJK.E. closing prices In
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    100 17 'THE Malayan Eichani* Banks' Atto- 1 ciation mad* these changes la its rates to merchant* yesterday (all rates to StOO). New Vorh: buying TT 32 11/18. airmail OD 31' 13 16. 90 d'st 33 H'l6 buying. TT 35 516. airmail OO 33 7/16 90 rt st 35 13/16
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    SHIPS IN PORT
    107 17 SNIPS lying alMtfttdt tht Sintap»rt wiiriii *r s«p«ct< Ml today at*: Carpentaria 8/7, Hanna 13/14. Nl-h.-crri Maru 18. Btdor N.W.I. Maxwell Brander 21/22. Shun Wah 2S/26. ll»--ron 3S/M. Velebit 38/39 Hal Ta 4-, OntAur 45. Lipls N.W.S.. Mlaakl Maru 8/S, Ajpama Nomlko* 43/43 Khoho Mara 40/41. Lrxa
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    68 17 -HINESK Predm* liehinno. Slnfav poro noon prlc«« par picul yvsUrd.y: Cooonut oil: bulk $38 sellers, drum S6l (Him. Copra: July/Auf. UK/Continent: I'nquoted. Peppfr: Muntok white J1»7» wllrrn, Sarawak whit* tl!>S nrller». upprlal Sarawak Mack $!.'i7> lellrni. icarbled ijimpong black ***** sellers (all Kti'f 1..W ASTA SIS 3 tellers
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    Tin outputs
    21 17 July tin output Included: Austral Amalgamated 1.918 plcuLs or 114 tons and Kamponf Kamnntjnf 321 plculs or 19 tons.
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    Pungah Tin
    12 17 rung* h produced 67 plculs of tin ore In July.
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      755 17 1 (Continued from Pag* 14) FOR SALE IS Word* St Hiii.)— Box it etl. oxtro I*M PMILCO AIRCONUinuntH *va:iat»« at Singapore Rsfrnjeratioai Co.. 154. CHdß«oc«*u Avi Tal. (Toon 2219%. ALL VARIETIIS EXOTIC Mac* flan, aquarium, decor flss food. Call Atlantic Aquarium, 40 Unoby OtamuL (Sport). RELIEVE AGONISING PILE* Orally through
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      748 17 BARS RESTAURANTS (Spore} IS Word* U r*ln.)—Bex St tU. oxtrm DANCING DINING Nightly Soutb Eaat Alia. Bar/Re«t»urant. 190, Waterloo Street, B' pore. Tel: *****. FRESH FLOWERS IS Word* U (Mln.)— Box St ft*, oxtro PRINCESS SAYS for you with flowers thought fully (elected and beautifully arranged that "aparkle your good
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      749 17 K^^^fl MUAR MOTOR BUS COMPANY LIMITED (Incorporated in the Federation of Malaya) APPLICATION has been made to the Directors of the above Company to issue to Quek Lay Hong of 22D. Jalan Hashim. Muar, Johore, duplicate certificates in respect of 51 shares of $100/--each fully paid up bearing distinctive numbers
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      753 17 NOTICE NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN that I. Abe Hugh Jacobs of No- 30. Jalan Ang Seng, Kuala Lumpur have applied for a Retail Shop licence in respect of premises No. 42, Meyer Chambers. Raffles Place. Singapore, and that this application will be heard in the Court of the District Judge
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      611 17 TENDERS I RUBBER INDUSTRY SMALLHOLULKS PLAN TIM MATfcKIAL I SCHEME. 1956. TENDER NOTICE Tenders are invited for the sup- ply of 1.200.000 polyclone rubber mi to the following nursery sites: Nursery in Kuala Pi. ah District. Negri Sembilan. 0.5 million Nursery in Sungel Patani District, Kedah. 0.7 million 1.2 million
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      610 17 TENDERS I PEMBERITAHU TAWARAN J.K.R. SELANGOR Tawaran dartpada Pemborang2 i yang berdaftar dl-J.K.R. kelas E. I Hd. VII dan ka-atas akan dlterlma dl-pejabat Jurutera Negeri. J.KJI.. Selangor hlngga jam 3.00 peung pada 20hb Ogos 1965. UNTOK: MEMASANG SOLORAN PAIP AVER 6". 4" DAN 3" DI-DALAM PLDA KAMPONG SUNGEI DUSUN. ULU
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      159 17 TENDERS PEMBEBI TAHU TAWARAN 9Md% TAWARAN darlpada Pemboroiig yang berdaltar dlJKR. Kelas "BX" ka-atas akan dl-tennla dl-pejabat Jurutera Negeri JKR^ Selangor. Kuala Lumpur hlngga pukul 3.00 petang pada 19hb. Ogos 1965 untok Pemblnaan Sekolah Anlka Jurusan dlPaslr Panjang. Kuala Selangor. Segala butlr* boleh dldapatl dl-ma>a kerja dlPejabat Jurutera Kerja. JKR.,
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      EPSOM JEEP'S SPOTLIGHT ON FANCIED RUNNERS
      440 18 EPSOM JEEP'S SPOTLIGHT ON FANCIED RUNNERS KPSOM JEEP spotlights the fanried runners at Ipoh tomorrow. RACE ONE: Green Innjle: Smart winner over XL 7f in June. Grerian Bay: Due for a ttaM to Qraod Pacific over XL in June. Masher: Allwinner over XL 6f in June; working well < innonhall:
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      POT of GOLD v DO YOU MIND DUEL
      440 18 HIGHLIGHT AT THE IPOH RACES TOMORROW: RACING with Epsom Jeep JPOH, Fri. Highlight of the opening day of the Gold Vase meeting here on Sunday will be the speed duel between Pot of Gold and Do You Mind, in the Class One
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      CRASH! but nobody is injured
      78 18 CRASH! but nobody is injured TWO men came out A of a sidecar crash at Brands Hatch, Kent, unhurt. The two lucky men rider R. F. G. Powell and s i d c c a r-man J. R. Bent were competing in a "Stars of Tomorrow" novice race. With throttles
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      IPOH ACCEPTORS AND RIDERS
      1338 18 Race 1—2.0 CL 3 Div. 2 ($6,000) 5 f 1 ***** Mniiing Thru a (Cheng s Kongsi) Tulloh 5 9.0 Coleman 2 2 o!>3orf Senior s (Leong Huat> Nair 99 0 7 3 5«437 Arc En Ciel v (R D> TJoa 6 8.13 Moxham 9 4
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      Lock icon SUBSTITUTES: DON'T ABUSE THE NEW RULE
      265 18 SUBSTITUTES: DON'T ABUSE THE NEW RULE SOCCER LONDON. Fri. pNGLISH soccer clubs and referees have been asked by the Football League to ensure that the new rule allowing substitutes is not abused. It will be the first time anyI where in the world that substitutes will be allowed In a
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      MISS 'FESTIVAL'
      41 18 BINGAPORE. Pri. There will be a social and dance lor competitors in the Festival of Sports at the Fraser and Neave Hall tomorrow at 8 p.m. The highlight of the evening U the I election of a >- M:ss Festival."
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        American varsity cagers to visit Malaysia
        411 18 DASKKT BALL— San Francisco. Fn. The University oi Washington's basketball team left last night by plane for a live-week tour of the Far East. They will play a total of 20 matches with teams in Malaysia, the Philippines. Formosa, Korea and Japan. Leading the
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      172 18 "MALAYSIA'S LEADING MUSIC HOUSE" CNANGUONO 6(O,<^>gt^^ USICiHOOSt KIALA LI'MPI'R MALACCA IPOH 207. Jin. Tiianku Ab. 145. Jalan Wolf*rsUn 210. Jin. Brrwster Rahman. Trl: ***** Tel: 3519 Tel: 6393 IX)R Tilt. LARGEST SELECTION OF QIALITT f* SPANISH I f't\ §fb +.m. > GUITARS K*^in >^' 1 choice of •THE HONEYCOMBS- W^AUfffS
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    • SINGAPORE FESTIVAL ROUNDUP
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        Nonis scores five goals for S'pore
        332 19  - Nonis scores five goals for S'pore Ernest FYidu: By Singapore, Friday SINGAPORE, and Selangor continued to dominate the Festival of Sport inter-slate hockey tournament here. Both KOred their third successive wins on the Padang today. Singapore gained a convincing 5-1 win over Joint Services, while Selangor met tougher opposition in
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        Thais are tops in shoot
        69 19 SINGAPORE, Fri. Thailand bad another Rood day la the Festival .sliootii.t; lumpetition when 1 1 icy ux>k lirst and Moood pi. ices ill the 50 metres tnv platoi event at Gimaon School tills morning. Am ■in YukianancU won tliej event. wi!ii mi aggregate of r>L'7.
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        Double for Hamid
        102 19 SINGAPORE. Fri. Singapore cyclist Hamid Supaat completed a double in the Festival ■BOgnaUM when he win the 100 kilometres event at Pasir Panjang this morning. Yesterday. Hamid. who represented Malaysia in the Tokyo Olympics, won the Tour of Singapore. Results: 100 kilometres MmA•>t.irt i Hamid Bupaat (S'pore
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        AIK HUANG WINS TWO TITLES
        238 19 AIK HUANG WINS TWO TITLES SCHOOLS BADMINTON SINGAPORE, Fri. Tan Aik Huang, the 19-year-old Pen a n g schoolboy who is rated Malaysian No. 1, swept to an easy double in the Malaysian Combined Schools badminton championships here today. Aik Huang, runner-up to Denmark's Erland Kops in this year's All-England,
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        Thuan Heng starts a spate of records
        335 19 Thuan Heng starts a spate of records SINGAPORE, Prl. The Festlval international swimming championships began tonight with record-breaking feats by Malaysia's teenage stars Tan Thuan Heng and Michael Eu. Thuan Heng won the first "gold" of the meet when he took the 400 tr.ptics freestyle event in a new Malaysian
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        SCHOOLS TEAM
        32 19 SINGAPORE. Fri. The Singapore team to meet Malacca in the Combined Schools inter-state tennis tournament at Malacca on Aug. 8: Phay Yew Jan, Glen Shears. Harold Yeo and Peter Tav.
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        PABA open tournament
        67 19 PENANG. Fri.— Boxers from Johore, Selangor and Penang have entered for the Penang Amateur Boxing Association's open championships which bpgin at the New World Park Stadium here tomorrow at 9 pmThe wr gh in and medicnl checkup of competitors will be at the Penang General Hospital at
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        Annual Regatta
        21 19 IPOH. Thurs. Klnta Sailing Club will hold their annual regatta at Lumut on Sunday. There will be five events.
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        SINGAPORE TO CHALLENGE JAPAN IN THE FINAL
        343 19 TABLE TENNIS SINGAPORE, Fri. Singapore clinched the first title in the interna Jonal table tennis championships here last night when their women's team won the final by 5-3 against Perak. In the men's team event, Singapore moved Into the finals with a splendid
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        GETTING READY FOR THE NEW RUGBY SEASON
        43 19 A NOTHER Rugby season is about to begin. And in Selangor, the clubs have already started their training. Timesport picture shows players of the Victoria Institution Old Boys Association during a practice at Gurney Road ground.
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        Lock icon Safa invite HK for friendly
        184 19 SOCCER HONG KONG, Friday. rvHE Singapore Amateur F.A. have invited Hong A Kong to play a friendly match in Singapore after the Merdeka tournament in Kuala Lumpur later this month. l The Hong Konft F.A.. according to Raleigh Leung, manager of the team to the
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        PERAK ROUT KEDAH -10-1
        94 19 PERAK ROUT KEDAH -10-1- IPOH, Fri. Perak thrashed Kedah 10-1 in the opening match of the Razak Cup north zone triangular hockey tournament here today. Kedah restricted Perak to one goal for a long time in the first half but crumbled to let In three goals in four minutes before
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        O'Connor is top money winner
        67 19 LONDON. Fn. Irishman Christy O'Connor, winner of the £2.000 first prize in the Sen. or Service golf tournament last week, is the leading money w.nner on the Bnti.-h golf circuit so f;u this season. O'Connor has won £4 320 Peter Thomson of Australia, the Open
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        Polonia clinch NY League
        70 19 NEW YORK.- Fii. PuiOiuii Bytom of Poland, clinched 1965 New York international soccer I league here lnst niirtit when tfcj beat the New Yorker XI 2-1 in the second-leg of the final. Polonia, who won the first-leg 3-0 last Sunday, now meet Dukla. of Czechoslovakia, on
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        Dilbagh sets a 'record' —but it's only for 4,600 m
        400 19 YOUTH ATHLETICS KUALA LUMPUR, Friday. ALAYSIAN long-distance champion Dilbagh 111 Singh of Sabah won a "5,000 metres" event in 14min 32.45ec 41.2 sec faster than the Malaysian national record which he set at Singapore a week ago. However, after the
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        RAZAK: A PROMISE OF SUPPORT
        262 19 RAZAK: A PROMISE OF SUPPORT KL'ALA LI'MPCR. I ri. Tun Abdul Razak, the Do l.uiy Prim Mjnislrr, who declarrd open the Malaysi&B Youth Council uthlrtics riuuiipioiisliips it .Mt-rdrk* M.iclnnn today, s.ii "I am glad to notr that athMH li.uc i .urn from tli* various s.latrs of Malaya, SinKapoi'i- and Sahah
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      167 19 SUMMARY j SOCCER Taiping League: Sukan Melayu 3 Kamuntlng 3. Friendly (K. Bharui: KelanUn 4 Armed Forces 2. S'gor BH Div. SB (XL): Wearncs 7 Linatex 1. Ipoh Div. 1: Kiln; 3 Rambler? L HOCKEY Malacca League: HSOBA 3 Teachers 1 SPORTS DIARY SPORE KKSTIVAI. Hockry: BOXINo Penanß open 1
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    Tengku to announce change in foreign —policy—
    233 20 Tengku to announce change in foreign —policy KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. Tengku Abdul Rahman will tell a meeting of the National Alliance Council here on Sunday of his Intention to slightly modify Malaysia's foreign policy. The UMNO Secretary General. Dato Syed Jaafar Albar, confirmed this today. The Tengku hinted cm his
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    Magsaysay award
    29 20 MAMLA. Fri— Japanese film' director Aklru Kurosawa, whose Mini Rashomon earned worldwide a.vlaim. v.n-. today winner of the 1 9«>5 Ramon Ma »nv«rd for journalism and literature.
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    DEATH
    34 20 MRS. CHELLAM, mottier-ln-law of 8 Appiah Singapore Traction Company puled away pran fully on 6-«i-6». Cortege leaves 64-B. Norfolk y:*tat« on 7-8-65 at 4-30 p.m. for cremation at Hindu Cemetery. of C ence
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    Tengku to tell House of London conference
    584 20 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. THE Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman, is expected to make a statement on the recent Commonwealth Prime Ministers' conference in London when the next Parliamentary session opens here on Monday. The Te&gku is ;ilso expected to tell (he House about
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    2 get degrees
    27 20 SINGAPORE. Fri.— Two Singa]>ore students. Gary K. Wong and Robert S.P. Wong, have received their Bachelor of Science degrees from the Western Michigan University.
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