The Straits Times, 31 August 1965

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    22 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 150,000 The Straits Times fie**""** Estd. 1845 TUESDAY, AUGUST 31, 1965 15 CENTS KDN 1189 M.C.(P). 1005
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    Jungle Indons routed
    317 1  -  GEOFFREY GELDARD Frwi KUCHING, Monday CECURITY Forces drove o large force of Indonesian troops out of Sarawak territory yesterday, killing or wounding at least 18 of them in a jungle battle near the border. It was the first major battle on the border since the sudden stepping
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    The King opens our spaceage Airport
    798 1 The King opens our spaceage Airport |(UALA LUMPUR, Mon.— The King today opened Kuala Lumpur's $52 million space age airport here, terming it "the pride of Malaysia". This new gateway to Malaysia would play an important role in the nation's progress and in bringing the country closer to the rest
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    Space champs with eight-day beards
    185 1 C PACE champions Gorden Cooper and Charles Conrad check each other's teeth on the flight deck of the aircraft-carrier USS Lake Chomplain on their way to the sick bay for exhaustive medical examinations. They joked about their eight-day beards with the carrier's crew who lined
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    Lock icon Prof: Let's unfrock, unwig our judges
    139 1 SYDNEY, Mon. A Melbourne professor today criticised the 18th-century "fancy" dress of judges and barristers and suggested that they be unfrocked and unwigged. Prof. Peter Brett, of the University of Melbourne, was speaking at the Commonwealth Law Conference. "If I had to suggest one
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    Lock icon Just fancy that...
    68 1 BHELBY "North Carolina". Mon— Rush Hamrick Jr. went to the hospital yesterday for surgery and made a very definite Impression on nurses and doctors. When the medical crew pulled down the sheets. staring up at them «a.s a message written in red Ink across Hamrtck's stomach. It
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    Wilson, Ministers to discuss split
    138 1 LONDON, Monday. THE political and defence implications of Singapore's breakaway from Malaysia will be the main subject to be discussed at a meeting of British Government Ministers tomorrow, according to Government sources here The meeting at No. 10 Downing Btreet. the Prime Minister's official residence,
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    Pyongyang rally
    42 1 TOKYO. Mon— Twenty thousand North Korean youths held a rally In a Pyongyang park last night to support South Korean student protests against a SeoulTokyo amity treaty, according to a Communist Korean Central News Agency broadcast monitored here today— Ul*l.
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    M-Day reception
    33 1 MANILA. Mon The Malaysian community In the Philippines will celebrate the second anniversary of Malaysia Day tomorrow with a reception and violin recital featuring* selected Filipino folksongs and Malaysian melodies. CPI.
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    Lock icon Mao boulevard
    22 1 PHNOM PENH. Mon. The Cambodian Head of State. Prince Norodom Sihanouk, today named a new boulevard after Mao Tsetung. Reuter.
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    UAR recognition
    24 1 CAIRO, Mon. The Uuited Arab Republic has decided to recognise Singapore as a sovereign Independent State, it was officially announced here today.
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    Special M-Day medals for 1,000
    342 1 Special M-Day medals for 1,000 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. The Yang di-Pertuan Agong today approved the award of three categories of Malaysia commemorative medals to more than 1.000 people who havp given meritorious service to the nation. The three grades are silver-gilt, silver and bronze. Those to receive the'-e eve -of
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    31 1 NASSER PLAN MOSCOW >lon. President Raawi turn Mtmmid with Soviet leaders "even! co mption' for (iiilins Vi« t it m war and h.i> rt'trivitl favourable roponsc. reported today. AP.
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  • AFRO-ASIAN AND PACIFIC DESK
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      'SACK THE GENERAL' RALLY BY DANANG STUDENTS
      150 2 IIANANG. Mon.— The a n t i-government student movement spread here today as hundreds gathered to hear speakers call for the removal of the present regime. Many shops were closed in .support of the movement after students toured the city yesterday calling .for
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      14 2 I'KKING. Mon— A North Vlet- i names* deleßMion arrived her*' today. Reuter.
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      Lock icon US turns to the UN for peace feelers
      555 2 Holding the door open on Vietnam... WASHINGTON, Monday JHE United States, holding the door j open for any Vietnam peace overtures, now views the United Nations as the most likely channel for I any feelers from Hanoi. Government sources said the U.S.
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      Lock icon SPOTTER PLANES COLLIDE
      54 2 CAIGON. Mon. A U.S. Air Force spotter plane crashed, killing the piiot, after a mid-air collision with another spotter plane 190 miles north-east of here yesterday. The second pilot managed to land his damaged plane at a nearby airfield and is in good condition, a U.S. military
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      Lock icon WALKOUT BY JOAN AND HUSBAND IN ORANG-UTAN STORM
      184 2 SYDNEY. Mon.— Opera .star Joan Sutherland (above), and her husband Richard Bonynge walked out of a Press reception last night after Mr. Bonynge described newsmen who met them at Sydney Airport eirlier as "a herd of orangutans." Australian-born Miss Sutherland is in
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      Lock icon China protests
      31 2 HONG KONG. Mon. China has strongly protested against "acts of aggression" by Indian troops on the Chlna-Sikkim border last month, the New China r.ews agency reported today. Renter. i
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      Lock icon Close ties theme of Nasser's talks in Moscow
      276 2 Close ties theme of Nasser's talks in Moscow MOSCOW, Mon. iTX Closer economic, and possibly military, ties between Moscow and Cairo appear to be the focus of talks here with President Nasser, i diplomatic obs c r vers said last night. In return. President Nasser has dropped a hint that
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      Lock icon Garuda plane is forced back
      46 2 HONG KONG. Mon. An Indonesian Garuda Airways Convair-990 returned here today with engine trouble a short while after It had taken off for Jakarta w.th 64 passengers on board. There were no Incidents and the plane mad* a safe landing Reuter.
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      Lock icon Bitat mission
      22 2 1 TOKYO. Mon— An Algerian Government delegation headed- by I State Minister Mr. Rabah Bitst •srrived In Shanghai today. AP.
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      Lock icon JAKARTA PRISONER: I WAS NEGLECTED
      134 2 MANILA, Mon. A Filipino who had served a sentence of five years in Indonesian jails for "economic sabotage" complained yesterday about alleged neglect by Philippine Embassy officials Ri Jakarta. Redolfo N. Sugay. of Join. Sulu Inlands, arrived here from Jakarta yesterday afternoon. A pilot-navigator of
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      'Hundred in one' human bonfire threat by Sikhs
      269 2 'Hundred in one' human bonfire threat by Sikhs AMRITSAR. Mon. A Sikh leader Sant Fateh Singh said yesterday that over 100 people had offered to burn themselves to death with him on Sept. 25 in support of his demand for a stparate Punjabi-speak-ing State in India. He told reporters at
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      204 2 mi ""^Br^Jr My family thinks of me like THIS! In the eyes of my family, I'm still mentally a "little girl". Maybt that's not too bad. though. Mayt* it helped me grow up faster. Because I wanted so desperately to make my own decisions that I got over making foolish
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  • EUROPEAN AND AMERICAN DESK
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      627 3 LET US MAKE JOINT STUDIES FOR BENEFIT OF MANKIND' CALL TO NATIONS More Gemini trips planned for October and January JOHNSON CITY (Texas), Monday. pRESIDENT Johnson yesterday repeated his appeal that all nations join together in cooperation in space studies. The President, in a light-hearted and happy
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      Lock icon A Burton robbed
      35 3 NEW YORK. Mon. Two gunmen, wearing Hallow pen masks and Joke spectacles, today held ud the "Arthur" discotheque owned by Byb.l (trie first Mrs. Richard) Burton and made nil with USS3.OOO. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Border escape
      28 3 BONN Mon Two East Oerman women today escaped across the c'oscly guurrtecl border with a tojr-month-olti baby and four children under 14.' border otficiuls reported. AP.
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      Lock icon Rioters whipped
      21 3 OSLO. Mon. Polltr wielding bOEMwbipi and Uituiih arrested 45 youths in a rioting crowd of 2.000 last nislu. Reuter
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      Lock icon RENDEZVOUS RADAR POSER FOR SPACE EXPERTS
      156 3 LIOU3TON. Mon, America's next team ot Gemini astronauts will chase a rocket Instead ol reconU In space Exactly how soon Gemini 6 pilot 'Valter Schirra and co-pllot Thomas Staiiord will get their chance, however, will depend on how quickly ixperts can solve at least
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      Lock icon Brighton battle by Mods, Rockers
      144 3 BRIGHTON. Mon \IOHL than 2UU teenagers fought a running battle with po.lce In this -t-nstde rc-u t ta«l night Bottle* Dlates and 'one* wore thrown earlier during a brawl between r.-al M kls" ann 'Rockers" FtiH fl<?ht started outside ai all-night dance hall fol loving
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      Moscow TV gives top spot to 'historic, record-breaking' American feat
      576 3 Moscow TV gives top spot to 'historic, record-breaking American feat MOSCOW, Mon. Moscow Television last night reported the successful completion of America's tiemini-5 space flight as the first item in its evening news programme. Gemlui took precedence over a report from Cairo about the enthusiasm there tor President Nasser's isit
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      Lock icon Premier No. 3 quits and King ponders the next step
      255 3 Premier No. 3 quits and King ponders the next step ATHENS, Monday. ITING Constantine may decide today on the, next step in his efforts to end the six-week- j old pol^ical crisis, outgoing Prime Minister Elias Tsirimokos said last night. Mr. Tsirimokos, the third 'Prime Minister Greece has had since
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      Kathleen Kennedy, 14, hurt in horse fall
      225 3 D OS T O N, Mon. Kathleen Kennedy. 14. daughter of Senator Robert F. Kennedy, was pinned beneath a falling horse yesterday and suffered head and internal injuries. Doctors at Cape Cod Hospital in Hyannls called In a neurosurgeon and another specialist to
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      Lock icon 'Rats' C.O. dies
      36 3 LONDON Mon. Oen. Sir Oeorse Erskine. commander of the Seventh Armoured Division the Desert Rats In Norn Afrt-a in the last war, died at hlj-. home here last night He was 66 Reuter
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      Lock icon Strike ends
      30 3 WASHINGTON. Mon. President, Johnson announced today agreement had been reached to end the strike which has tied up American merchant ships on U» east and gulf coasts. Reuter.
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    Lillian wins 'Queen'
    102 4 Lillian wins 'Queen' MISS LILLIAN TAY was crowned "Port of Singapore Authority Queen 1965." at a banquet held on Sunday night to mark the opening of the $15,--000 Port Authority Recreation clubhouse. Miss Tay, a clerk at the PSA, won the title and two return air tickets to Hong Kong
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    Aminah is first to enter for contest
    109 4 CHE Aminah M. Yusoff, 20 (above), is the first entrant for the "Miss October 1965" contest to be held at the printer's dance at the Fraser and Neave hall in Singapore on Oct. 2. The dance is part of the Singapore Printing Employees'
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    Merchant fined for false trademarks
    107 4 Merchant fined for false trademarks SINGAPORE. Mon. Chern Fong, proprietor of the Sin Mah Trading Company In Tras Street, was today fined a total of $300 or In default one month's Jail on two charges under the Merchandise Marks Ordinance. He waa convicted In the Third Criminal District Court on
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    CAN YOU IDENTIFY THESE GOODS?
    99 4 CAN YOU IDENTIFY THESE GOODS? SINGAPORE, Mon. The Police have again appealed to people who have lost jewellery, watches, radios and cameras by theft before June 10 this year, to come forward to identify them. They are requested to contact either Det. Inspector H. L. Miranda or Det. Inspector Llm
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    Patsy, 8, tops 700 young painters in 200 cities
    113 4 Patsy, 8, tops 700 young painters in 200 cities SINGAPORE. Mon.—Singapore schoolgirl Patsy Teh, 8. who won the second prize In an international painting contest will receive her prize from Mr. K. M. Bryne, chairman of Tourist Promotion Board, on Wednesday. The presentation will be held at 11 a.m. at
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    8 FAMILIES HOMELESS AFTER FIRE
    120 4 BINGAPORE, Mon. Some 50 people were rendered homeless when a fire completely destroyed a wooden house fet the 5J milestone, Pasir Panjang Road, this evening. Damage to property was estimated at $30,000. No one was hurt. The fire also partially destroyed an adjoining hut. The
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    Car-parking at museum liable to $500 fine
    89 4 Car-parking at museum liable to $500 fine SINGAPORE. Mon— Parking In the National Museum grounds in Stamford Road Is now an offence under the National Museum (Management and Control) Rules. 1965, unless the parked vehicles belong to visitors or persons on official business. Anyone contravening the parking or other gazetted
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    PM interview on TV
    64 4 SINGAPORE. Mon. Television Singapura will telecast an interview with the Prime Minister. Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, over Channel 5 at 9.20 p.m. tomorrow. The interviewers are foreign correspondents Garry Barkrr of the Melbourne Herald. Creighton Burns of "The Age". Arthur Cook of the Daily Mail, Richard
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    REGISTRY WEDDING
    56 4 \|K AND MRS. Lim ITI Lian Chye after their wedding at the Registry of Marriages, Singapore. Mr. Lim is a sales representative with W. and T. Avery Ltd.. Singapore, The bride, the former Miss Lily Heng Siew Cheng, is the youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hrng Hak
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    Garland welcome for Dato Lim in Manila
    79 4 MANILA, Mon. Singapore Finance Minister Dato Lim Kirn San (above), recipient of the 1965 Ramon Magsaysay award for community leadership, received a warm welcome when he flew in yesterday with his wife. Picture shows Dato Lim giving a bow after receiving a garland
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    CAME ON FREEDOM MISSION, SAYS AN INFILTRATOR
    354 4 CAME ON FREEDOM MISSION, SAYS AN INFILTRATOR JOHORE BAHRU, Monday! AN Indonesian infiltrator today told the Johore Bahru High Court that he had come to Malaysia with instructions to help the people free themselves from the colonial powers. Tarmudjl bin DJureml, 22, a second-class constable In the Indonesian police was
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    Annual dance
    25 4 SINGAPORE. Mon.— The Chandiraat Musical Party wUI hold its annual dance at the St. John Ambulance Headquarters at 8 p.m. on Sept. 11.
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    Man jabbed me with gun, says witness
    385 5 SINGAPORE. Monday. J^IM .100 Hoo. described as a "steward captain" afl the Adelphi Hotel here, said in the High Court today that he was jabbed with the muzzle of a revolver "for no rhyme or reason" by a stranger whom he first thought
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    Malaysia Day fete in JB and Kuching
    78 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon Thousands of Malaysians will celebrate Malaysia Day tomorrow with children's rallies, free cinema shows, tea-parties and buffet dinners, variety shows and band displays. The celebrations Include the following highlights:— JOHORE BAHRI: Children's rally at the Istana gardens. Inter-school sports. Dinner
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    Progress in Delta as branch steps up activity
    114 5 SINGAPORE. Mon. The Assemblywoman for Delta, Madam Chan Choy Siong. yesterday toured her constituency to listen to the representations of the people and appraise the constructional progress undertaken by the Urban and Rural Services Consultative Committee. The activities of the Delta branch,
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    Boy admits offence with girl, 6
    178 5 Boy admits offence with girl, 6 SINGAPORE. Mon. The First Criminal District Judge. Mr. Eu Cheow Chye this afternoon called for a probation report on a 17--year-old vegetable stall assistant charged with having carnal connection with a six-year-old girl. Lee Chor Poh had earlier pleaded guilty to the offence, which
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    Musicians Union
    58 5 SINGAPORE. Mon— Mr Gerry oliano has been elected presldnt of the Singapore Musicians In lon Other office-bearers are: Mr. L. Buenaventura ivlce president*. Mr Dan Hopkins i secretary!. Mr. Tan Wee Keng 'assistant secretary) and Mr J Marcelo (treasurer). Committee: Messrs. John Lee. Fred Lldlo. Philip Wong, Sammy
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    Free shows
    39 5 BINGAPORE. Mon. The Ministry of Culture will give free film shows tomorrow at 7.30 p.m. at Jalan Tua Kong; Kampong San Teng wayang stage: Tanjong Penjuru, on* West Coast Road end and Lee Choon School. Holland Road.
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    Cheques for 3 charities
    50 5 SINOAPORE. Mon— The Minister for Labour. Mr. Jelc Yeun Thong, will present cheques to three charitable organisations In his Ministry's conference room at 3 p-m. on Wednesday. They are the Little Sisters of the Poor, the Kwocg Wai Sul Free Hospital and St. Andrews Mission Hospital.
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    Entries for 'Miss Tourism' up to Sept. 7
    179 5 Entries for 'Miss Tourism' up to Sept. 7 SINGAPORE, Mon. The closing date for entries for the "Miss Tourism Singapura" contest has been extended from today to Sept. 7, "to give entrants more time to take the necessary photographs. This was announced today by Mr. Raymon T. H. Huang, publicity
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    Church food and fun fair
    65 5 SINOAPORE. Mon.— The Pentecost Methodist Church will hold a Pood and Pun Pair In Its Church grounds In Koon Seng Road, at 12 noon on Saturday. The function, to be declared open by Mrs. Wong Peng Yuen, is In aid of the Church Building Fund.
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    SINGAPORE WEDDING
    50 5 Mr. and Mrs. Pasupathy pictured at their wedding on Sunday at the Indian Association. The bridegroom, a member of the Straits Times production department, is the brother of Mr. Chandra of .lot hi Store. The bride, the former Miss Sarojini. is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Murugaiah.
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    WITNESS SAYS 3 UNION CHIEFS AIDED BUSINESS
    434 5 WITNESS SAYS 3 UNION CHIEFS AIDED BUSINESS OINGAPORE, Mon. A toddy tapper, testifying before the Commissioner inquiring Into the administration of the Singapore Manual and Mercantile Workers Union, agreed today that he was fortunate in having the assistance of three union officials in drafting and typing agreements which he made
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    RAF Police have a unique assignment in Singapore
    323 5 SINGAPORE, Mon I I SINGAPORE, is the only place In the world where the Government has given the responsibility of customs, health and immigration clearance to members of the Royal Air Force Police. Ten members of the RAF Provost Branch in the
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    School police Cadet Corps big parade
    64 5 School police Cadet Corps big parade SINGAPORE, Mon. Singapore's Commissioner of Police, Mr. John Le Cain, will Inspect the fourth annual School Police Cadet Corps parade at the Police Training School In Thomson Road at 6.30 p.m. on Friday. Fifteen school cadet units are taking part. If It rains that
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    Gift of TV set
    43 5 SINGAPORE. Mon— A television set will be presented to the Seafarers Welfare Board by H. A. O'Connor and Co., Ltd. for the training ship "Slngapura" at 10.30 a.m. on Friday. The presentation win be made on board the ship.
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    Royal airport tour
    124 6 WITH HUNDREDS OF YIP GUESTS THE King and Queen, flanked by officials responsible for the planning and construction of International Airport at Subang. on their tour of the 552 million airport after the grand opening yesterday. Behind them are hundreds of VlPs— both for- eign and local
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    S'pore military exercises
    54 6 SINGAPORE. Mon. --The miUtaiy will carry out training excing small aims near Gimson School, vest of Clemenn Riad, from 730 a.m. to 1 p.m. and at \X\c Bukt Timah range from 6 p.m. to nucinght to- morrow. Police toclnv advised the public not to be alarmed at
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    Tengku: Malaysia will work with Singapore on civil aviation
    354 6 Tengku: Malaysia will work with Singapore on civil aviation I/TALA LLMPIR, Mon. The Prime Minister. Tengku Abdul Rahman, said today that Malaysia would work closely with Singapore in civil aviation. Speaking at the opening of the $52 million international airport at Subang. the Tengku said the opening had taken on
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    Singapore's M-day man
    40 6 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon— The Permanent Secretary to the Foreign Affairs Ministry. Inche Abu Bakar bin Pawanehee. flew Into Kuala Lumpur today to represent the Singapore Government at the Malaysia Day celebration*. Ha was accompanied by hi* wife.
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    A blank in five ports, then a record haul of drugs
    380 6  - A blank in five ports, then a record haul of drugs FRANCIS ROZARIO t Singapore, Mondai fJUSTOMS men in five ports, includ-. ing Singapore, Penang, Port Swettenham were recently outwitted by a glib smuggling ring, it was disclosed today. But the stubborn vigilance of the Australian Customs at Sydney on
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    Labour Party official is held
    91 6 Labour Party official is held DENANG, Mon. A member of the P*»nang Labour Party committee. Tan Hock Lin, was today detained by the Special Branch here under the Internal Security Act. Tan. who Is also vice-chair-man of the party* publici".-sub-committee, was arrested at about 11 a.m. as he w a
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    $250 punch
    29 6 PENANG. Mon. A labourer. Lam Kin Fan. 26. whs fined $360 nere today for punching a police constable in Anderson Road on June 28. He pleaded guilty.
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    Fisherman fined
    26 6 PENANG. Mini. A nshorm;ui. Chan Pang Cheoii?. 29. was today tilled $500 for possessing a trawler net without a licence. The net was confiscated.
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    53 6 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. A nine-year-old schoolgirl, Kok Peng Leng. died in the General Hospital here yesterday three days after ahe was knocked down by a military truck at the 6* mile Ipoh RoadPeng Leng was walking to school at 710 a.m. on Thursday when
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    35 6 KOTA BHARU. Mon- Mr. Ec Tlang Hong has taken over the post of principal of the Teachers' Training College here from MrTagar Singh, who has been transferred to the MinUtry of Education.
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    Newly-weds now offered advice by FPA
    207 7 Newly-weds now offered advice by FPA SINGAPORE, Mon. 13 The Family Planning Association here i 6 now maintaining a service for "Just married" couples. Mrs. E. Abisheganadan, th* FPA's chairman of publicity, said today: "Half of Singapore's population are under 21. So many couples marry a week, and some of
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    Off to Rome
    42 7 SUNGEI PATANI. Mon. Th« Archbishop of Singapore. th. Right Rev. Monslgnor Olcomendy. and the Bishop oi' Kuala Lumpur. Monsignor Vendargon. Till leave for Rome next weelc to attend the fourth session of the Vatican Council opening; on Sept. 14-
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    Call for Chinese deputy Mentri Besar
    100 7 IPOH. Mon. The Youth Section of the MCA in Perak wants the State Government to appoint a Deputy Mentri Besar from one of the 12 MCA mem- j hers in the State Legeslative Assembly. This was one of the 13 rr.-olutions passed here yesterday
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    Mustapha: Remain united and loyal to the Govt
    349 7 Mustapha: Remain united and loyal to the Govt JESSELTON, Monday THE Yang di-Pertua Negara of Sabah, Tun Mustapha bin Dato Harun, who celebrates his birthday tomorrow, urged the people in a special birthday message today to "remain forever united and loyal to the Government in order that we should achieve
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    Printing trade convention
    45 7 SINGAPORE. Mon. Ttu» preparatory committee for the Advancement of the Printing Industry Convention will meet nt 8 p-m. tomorrowAmong other things, the committee will discuss its registration as a permanent body, representing employers and employees in the printing Industry and kindred trades-
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    The reluctant doctors: Minister blames the parents
    154 7 The reluctant doctors: Minister blames the parents SINGAPORE. Mon. The Minister for Education, Mr. Ong Pang Boon, has singled out for criticism those parents who force their children to take up medical studies more often than not against the children's will. In a message in the diamond jubilee souvenir publication
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    More official use of Chinese urged
    280 7 IPOH, Monday. A RESOLUTION calling on the Central Government to make more official use of the Chinese language was passed at the annual delegate's conference of the youth section of the Malaysian Chinese Association, Perak branch, here yester- day. Senator Yeoh Kian Teik. who
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    Teenage Jane, blind since she was 2, on mission of mercy
    362 7 Teenage Jane, blind since she was 2, on mission of mercy PENANG. Monday BLIND teen-ager Jane Chwee left Penang this afternoon to join the School of Physiotherapy of the Royal National Institute for Blind in London. This is her second trip to England. If she completes the course, she will
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    1,374 found jobs through the exchange
    120 7 1,374 found jobs through the exchange ITUALA LUMPUR. Mon.— A total of 1.374 people found jobs through th« employment exchange service In Malaya last month, the latest monthly report oi the Ministry of Labour, just published, discloses. In addition, the Port Swettenham employment exchange filled 1.739 "turns" of casual work
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    Yeap to tour US and Europe
    57 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. Thr Secretary to the Ministry of Labour. Mr. Yeap Kee Ails, will leave on Wednesday for a sixweek tour of the United States. Britain. Switzerland. India and thr Scandinavian countries. He will study labour problems, social security, methods of organising manpower
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    Illegal lottery: $250
    38 7 IPOH. Mon— Wong Chew Kun. 38. a former lodging house caretaker, now unemployed, was fined (250 by a magistrate's court hem today when he pleaded guilty to assisting in carrying on an Illegal character lottery.
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    Offices closed
    21 7 KUALA LUMPUR Mon. The offices and reading room of the Indian High Commission here will be closed tomorrow—Malaysia Day.
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    Two killed in road crashes
    112 7 TAIPINO. Mon.— A mining engineer and a Malaysian soldier were killed in two j road accidents within 24 > hours of each other along Kamunting road here over the week-end. MR. ALAX F. TIRNF.R. 40. an engineer at the Kamunting Tin Dredging Ltd.. was riding
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    Wok to open art show
    56 7 SINOAPORE. Mon. The Minister for Culture and Social Affairs, Inche Othman Wok. will open the Angkatan Pelukis Aneka Daya (Society of Malay Artists of Various Resources i annual art exhibition at 5.30 p.m. on Wednesday at the National Library lecture hall The five-day exhibition will
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    Pakistan judge gets no backing for plan to disable criminals
    200 7  -  J. FINGLETON From fANBEBRA, Mon. The Chief Justice of Pakistan. Mr. Justice Cornelius, stands alone with his suggestion at the Commonwealth Law Conference In Sydney last week that criminals should be disabled by surgery. The Lord Chief Justice or England.
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    48 8 An M-Day bounce by student A GIRL student of tho Specialist Teachers' Training Institute bounces off a trampoline during yesterday's final rehearsal for the Children's Rally at the Merdeka Stadium. The rally is part of today's Malaysia Day celebrations in the Federal capital. Photo by Soon* Hon Sin.
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    More cash for those ready to teach in Borneo
    255 8 More cash for those ready to teach in Borneo gANTING, Mon. The Minister of Education, Inche Mohamed Khir Johari, today criticised teachers who were not willing to serve in the rural areas although while seeking employment they had pledged to serve "anywhere." "Teachers from now on must be willing to
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    Food and fun fair
    47 8 PENANO. Mon The Ja'.an Bharu branch of the Women's Institute will hold a food and fun fair on Sept. 10 and 11 In aid of iU welfare fund. The fair will feature a handicraft exhibition, bonny baby competition and a fancy dress contest.
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    Cordite marks on plane: A probe
    79 8 Cordite marks on plane: A probe SINGAPORE. Mon. Investigations arej going »n here to find out just how cordite marks got on a propellot of a British Eagle Airlines Brittania. The cordite marks —an indication that bullets had nit the propellor were found on thr> aircraft soon after it lml.<i
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    Off to attend Dublin talks
    42 8 KUMM. Mon Mr.< Kamnla Pan.char a social welfare worker in Sou',h K»dah. lrft laat night for Ireland to attend two nternational conferences for women at Dublin. She U the secretary of the Women's Institute in South Kedah.
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    M-Day dinner
    23 8 BUKIT MERTAJAM, Mon. A Malaysian Day dinner will be held at the Rest House here at 7.30 Dm. on BeDt- S
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    132 8 GLASGOW, Monday I THE biggest Scottish trad* mission of its kind will go to the Par East next month and visit Tokyo. Hong Kong and Singapore. It was announced today. Porty-four chairmen and managing directors will fly at the end of September on the tour,
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    Inquiry commission bid to destroy democracy: Ooi
    278 8 Inquiry commission bid to destroy democracy: Ooi PENANG, Monday ryHE former mayor of Penang, Mr. 00l Thiam A Slew, today described as "shocking" the terms of reference of a commission of inquiry appointed to consider, among other things, whether local authorities should continue to exist as elected bodies. "If the
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    Mercedes stolen
    46 8 KDALA .-.UMPUR. Mon. Thieves stole a Mercedes Benz..BN i 4801. while its civner. Mr. Leone Juan, 41, a businessman waa hay ng his sapper at the f .in&n I Selera in Petaling Jaya last I night. The car was parked In J»I lan Osman-
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      1730 9 His cartoon figure Col Blimp became national institution FOR more than 20 years David Low, ihe world's most outspoken and powerful political cartoonist, worked for Britain's Toryminded newspaper magnate Lord Beaverbrook. An unashamed political radical. Low had insisted on a contract giving him
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    25 10 M W»,4m til (Mmimnm) WILLIAM OEOKOsT WARD hiMrtMnd •r Oorln Ward father of Kevin and Asm accidentally killed 27th. Auroat l K*«t In Peace
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    110 10 2* tr.rw. tit rWtetetmO THANKS tn Popa Mm XXTO tor f»>" ir KrantMl MR. AND Mm H. Blrallnicajn thank *b 4 K-.nis for tl»lr kind H»n4aD<-#. prrwnfs and romcrmtulnton- numm on th« occmloo of their w«tn<n( on 2J.VW. THC FAMILY of th- lilt* Mr. M. N»r»y«n«it»my. Ipoh (hank Trln-omi
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  • The Straits Times Tuesday, August 31, 1965.
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      The Third Year
      637 10 The second anniversary of Malaysia falls in a period of national trial. The Federation is smaller by the State of Singapore, which had contained a fifth of its population and rather more than that fraction of its economic and strategic assets; and Singapore's departure has unleashed political
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      New Entrance
      402 10 The change from Kuala Lumpur's old airport to its new one is entrancing. The old one was— for want of a better word— homely. Its runway vrt too short foi some of the new jets, surrounding hills were a hazard, its parking apron was too small even for
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      Rural Service
      140 10 Of course teachers should go where they are sent. If they did not the educational system would be rapidly reduced to shambles. Even so, the stringencies of discipline and direction can be softened, and ways could perhaps be devised to make rural service, in particular, more acceptable. For
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      236 10 REFERENCE to your news report from Kuala Lumpur (S.T. Auk. 27* regarding the gazetting of retaliatory regulations for the fingerprinting of Flllpino.v. it was suggested in your report that I had been ".subjected to fingerorintin? despite having official papers at Manila. This was
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      A DOCTOR'S LAMENT
      35 10 JUST fancy that I guarantee and collect X-ray fees, consultation fees, los* 25 cents on every bill in postajre and stamp duty and now I must pay turnover tax. MEDICAL PRACTiTION*ER Penang
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      50mph lorries
      91 10 I AM glad to note that the campaign against speeding and reckless lorry-drivers Is being stepped uu in Kuala Lumpur. It is hoped that the campaign will be extended to cover all main trunk roads. During a recent trip from ipoh to Kuala Lum- pur. when I was
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      Lottery
      19 10 NOW that Singapore It an independent State, why don't we organise our own Social Welfare lottery? MJL Sintraporw
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    LEARNING MALAY (125)
    472 10  -  YUNUS MARIS M.A. By University of Malaya VOCABULARY: Payab (adj) difficult: ■tak payah that's not necessary: musUhak (adj) Important; hadapan <n. adj. adv) the front of: In front of: limpanf (n) junction: Ulu (t) to pass by: janjt, twrjanji to promise: balk, membaiki, or nmnbalkkan to repair;
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    Should U.S. run South Vietnam as well as defend it?
    942 10 AGONY OF A DILEMMA: AMERICANS MAY HAVE TO TAKE BIGGER ROLE IN SAIGON A SPECIAL REPORT from Washington THERE is a great deal of d i s cussion within the Johnson Administration on whether the United States should assume a
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    Japan wins acceptance for its Peace Corps
    345 10  - Japan wins acceptance for its Peace Corps Stuart Griffin \U TOKYO, Mon .1 .i p .i n 'i jttrmpt to phi .i "prat* corp> In work a copy hi the I L*t» 1 Krnnrriy MSMSM thai destpjicii <■ (i 7.000 i ii ii m Americans to work id .SO countries
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    Lock icon Ghazalie explains 'closer ties with Russia' policy
    228 11 Ghazalie explains 'closer ties with Russia' policy JISSELTON. Mon.—Malaym* v quite prepared to have diplomatic ties with all countries friendly to her nwAM their inter- nal politics, the permanent set rrtary to the External Aff.iirs Ministry. Matn (■hi/.tlif Sh.ifie said here today. Hr mU Malaysia's readiness to have closer ties
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    Bank bomb case: 150 witnesses to be called
    113 11 SINGAPORE, Mon. 150 prosecution witnesses will testify at the Assizes in a case connected with the March 10 explosion at Mac Donald House In Orchard Road in which three office workers were killed. The DPP. Inche Ibrahim bin Burhan. said this today
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    Razak hails Singapore pledge of co-operation
    744 11 DEVELOPMENT OF SABAH AND SARAWAK TO RECEIVE GREATER ATTENTION KUALA LUMPUR, Monday rpHE Deputy JL Prime Minister, Tun Abdul Razak, today welcomed the pledge of the Singapore Government to work in co-operation with Malaysia in all matters affecting defence, security, commerce and industry. In
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    It's back to normal at the 'boycott' school
    148 11 It's back to normal at the 'boycott' school SINGAPORE, Mon. It was back to normal at the Ngee Ann College in Tank Road today when the college re-opened after a long vacation. The vacation had been forced on the college by a two-month boycott of classes by the students. The
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    Murdered son charge
    57 11 SINOAFORE. Man. —A man. who has been cert 'fled fit after betag confined in Woodbrldge. Hospital for tnree years was today charged In a magistrate* court with the murder of his seven-year old son Scan Choo Long. 39, waa alleged to have committed the offence on May
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    Mother of 5 killed
    39 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. Llew Lan Keow, 34, a woman tapper and a mother of five, wax killed this morning when she was knocked down by a car at Jalan Singel Ramal. two miles from here.
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    New appointment
    35 11 SINGAPORE. Mon. The Prime Minister has appointed Mr. Sim Boon Peng, director of the People's Association, to he the secretary- treasurer of the association from Aug. 16 this year to Dec. 31. 1967.
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    Mother saves boy: He dies on way to hospital
    174 11 J7"UALA LUMPUR, Mon. A 17-month-old boy died on the way to the General Hospital after his mother had dived into a disused mining pool to rescue him. Che Rohana binte Omar. 21, a mother of three, .said today: "I did everything
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    Young Christians
    23 11 SUNQEI PATANI. Mon. The third Young Christian Workers' international council will be held in Bangkok from Nov. 11 to Dec. 14.
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    The phoney detectives
    63 11 SINGAPORE, Mon. Two men, posing as detectives, forced Tan Yew Lye into their car in Bukit Timah Road yesterday, and then drove him to Rochore Canal Road after robbing him of $200 on the way. Tan told police that the men had threatened to detain him under
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    Charges against council chiefs dropped
    147 11 Charges against council chiefs dropped CEREMBAN, Mon. Charges of cheating against the president of the Seremban Town Council, Lai Pong Yuen, and his deputy, C. Rajaratnam. have been withdrawn. In withdrawing the charges In the Sessions Court on Saturday, tho DPP. Inch* 1 Abdul Razak bin Dato Abu Samah. said
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    Hong Kong sex books banned
    48 11 SINGAPORE. Mon. The Singapore Government has banned the importation Kale and circulation here of four Hong Kong Chinese publications dealing with spn. They are: "The Enchanting World." "Call-Gtrl." ••Strnnee Women In the Se:i of Sex," and "New Sex Knowledge fur Men ■>nd Women."
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    Club house opened
    38 11 SINGAPORE. Mon. A nrw $150,000 club hcuse cum r»creat.onal centre of the Poit Authority Recreation Club at Bukit Chermln «as oppned yesterday by the Chairnrm of the Port of Stnsanore Authorty. Mr- Ooh Koh Pu:
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      97 11 The tides TODAT: Sedlll Keen 11 B JO a.m. (I.4ft) 7.34 p.m. (3.4 ft) Singapore 740 ajn. (o.7ft) 7.20 pm. (I.7ft); Port Dlckson 8.44 a.m. (10.2 ft) 9.06 pjn. (B.9ft): Port Swettenham 8.03 a.m. (15 oft) 8.13 p.m. (13.8 ft) Penang 9.06 ajn. (2.3 ft) 948 p.m. (I.9ft). TOMORROW: Sedlll
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    No ban on import of rubber into Singapore
    189 12 SINGAPORE, Mon. With one exception, the Singapore Government imposes NO restriction on the import of rubber into the State. The sole exception is that boats under 200 tons with rubber from Indonesia are dealt with by the Marine Police and the Navy
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    Brunei Sultan flies home
    41 12 SINGAPORE. Mon. The SuiTan of Brunei. Sir Omar Shaifuddin. left here by air for home this morning after attending the opening of Malaysia's National Mosque in Kuala Lumpur He was accompanied by a lars? uTourasre of officials.
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    65 12 MELBOURNE, Mon. A soldier who con- tracted encephalitis in Sarawak In May has died in a Melbourne hospital. Private Dennis Michael Millane, 22, contracted the disease while serving with the 3rd. Bn., Royal Australian Regiment, in Sarawak. He had been In the hospital since May after being
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    Customs' president
    34 12 PENANO, Mon. The Assistant Comptroller of Customs, Penang. Inche Abdul Rani bin Mohamed Razali, was elected president of the Royal Customs I Sports Club at its annual meetI ing during the weekend.
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    Segamat officials of ANULAE
    48 12 SEOAMAT. Mon Inche Monamed bin Kassm has been electeel president cf the Sega mat branch of the Amalgamated National Union of Local Authority eesOther offlc ala are: Vice-presi-dent, Inche Abu Bakar bin Mohamad; secretary. Inche Othnnan bin A Bakar; treasurer. Inche Idrus bin Harun
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    Socialist chief visit to S'pore
    40 12 I SINGAPORE. Mon Mr. Albert Carthy. secretary of Socialist International In London will be in Singapore from Sept 2 to 6 as an official guest. He will leave for Kuala Lum--1 pur on Sent fi
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    For pedestrians...
    27 12 I PENANO. Mon Two slgr.al- controlled pedestrian crossings. one near GfiriM Road and the other near Jalan Han Chiang will come Into ©Deration on Sect.
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    Broker made bankrupt
    397 12 SON AGREES HE SOLD CAR, HORSES, BUT COURT REJECTS BANK PLEA IPOH, Mon. Chan Loo Sim, managing director of Macphail and Co. (Ipoh) Ltd., a firm of sharebrokers which was wound up last month, was made a bankrupt by the High Court here today on an application
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    Paper calls for flexible Manila foreign policy
    245 12 MANILA, Monday. *pHE Manila Times said today that the "really serious" problem between Malaysia and the Philippines concerned their attitudes toward the Soviet Communist bloc. The Times editorial recounted differences between the two nations over the Philippine claim to Sabah ana the more
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    That plane seat for Mrs. Chin was too late
    642 12  -  T.G. NG: By i: Kuala Lumpur, Monday mHE body of Mr. Chin Soi Khen, the X Information Services officer who died at 9.50 last night of head injuries sustained in a grenade explosion in Kuching on Friday, was flown to Singapore
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    TEACHER GETS $1,000 JUMP IN SAURY
    179 12 CERKMRAN, Marx The chiefs of J«lefM today elected a new undang two yeart and elgrht months after the death of th« 13th undang (ruling chief). The new undang i* rnch* Abu Bakar bin Maamor S3 a $310-a-month school- teacher at the National Malay School.
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      715 14 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES 5 Words St (Mi*.)— Box cts. extrm HIGHLY LUCRATIVE INVESTMENT advertiser holds important manufactur. Uk process of outstanding potentialities. rffera partnership and active parv.ci•tlon to Interested flnancer wltß 3,000/- to SS.OOO/-. Communicate P.O. iox 3018 Singapore. FOR SALE Business Known aa DORIS GEDOEI GOODWOOD HOTEL LONGLEASE GOODWILL EXCLUSIVE
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      797 14 STATE OF SABAH MALAYSIA PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT TENDER NOTICE Tenders are lnvlied from major building contractors with an appropriate classification on any Malaysia Public Works Depart- mem register entitling them to tender for works of up to $1,000,000 in value for the construction of an Engineer Squadron Camp, Tawau. 2.
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      620 14 H.M. DOCKYARD, SINGAPORE SALE BY TENDER NO. 365 65 Tenders are Invited for the purchase of (at Mess gear and clothing, (b) Old brass, lead, bronze and non terrous scrap. (C) Carpets, Cordage Old, Vehicles, Canvas Old, Cable Electric, Mosquito Net*. Pillow*., Hoses Fuel. Shackles. Anchors. Generators. Welding Sets. Dornian
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    123 16 MELBOURNE. Moo. INDUSTRIALS overall were steady with moves about In balance but leaders were agmln easier. B.H.P. lost 3d. to 40b. 3d. In busy trading. Base metals moved narrowly j Around steady levels. Oils were quiet. Todays closing prices wttt Friday's prices In brackets: N. Brokra mil" (ioii.)
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    263 16 THE following list of selected Malayan Industrial yields is baaed on last sales to August 28. i •s>. »O.Y. »I.Y. T.O. -P Prices: *D.X. Dividend XtaM (grosa per oant): *B.T. Earnings TleM <groa» per cent): »T.O. Times covered. N on grossed up dividend of 20 pat cent X
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    233 16 INDUSTRIAL* August 30. Three montha. Boustead 18 cts. M Box 14 cts City Dev. 9 eta. McAlteter 0 eta. C. 8. Holdings M. Invest. 11 cts. 15 eta. N. Iron 8 cts. Dunlopn 12 cts 0.C.8.C. 14 eta. E. Smelting 20' eta. Rothmans 10 cts. Eaao 13 eta
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    75 16 CHINESE Produc. Eichanxt. Sm«apor« noon prices par ploul yaatarday: Coconut: all: bulk $31 aallera. drum 153 *ellera Capra: S»pt /Oct. UK/CODtinent: Unquoted. Pcppar: Mnntok white SIB2I acllcrs. Sarawak white 1100 aellera. apecla.l Sarawak hlack (142* aellera. garblad Lamponrf black »167i(Ni aellera. (all 9«--, N.L.w i, ABTA >180(N) aellera
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    54 16 'THE present rate of the. Malayan A dollar against the pound sterling fixed on November 24 last year la ■elllng. T.T. or O.n. Is. 3 15 16d. Baying T.T. 2s. 4 1/IM. Buying O.D. 2s. 4<>,d. The dollar la at Its statutory middle position In relation to its
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    54 16 i \s the official Malaysian Short v/ Term >.on<> Market for the week ended Saturday i August 28) the range of call rate* was as follows:— BANK FINDS: 3'« per cent to 4 prr cent. GENERAL FUNDS: 'J l per cent to 4 per cent. MOVEMENT of funds
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    18 16 T'MC Aaaaclattan of Bank. «n Malayala maul* do c hangaa la iv rate* to merchanta vaatarday.
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    16 16 The free exchange In Hong Kong was closed yesterday and will re-open today.
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    CGT ABOLITION HAS LITTLE EFFECT ON STOCK MARKET
    805 16 From Our Market Correspondent rE annnunrrmrnt that the Singapore Government would not now implement the capital sains tax, introduced in the November Malaysian Bndtet and whose operation had been postponed till January 1 next year, had little, or no effect on the
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    24 16 M.il.i\.in Stock Indices Aug. 28 Aug. 30 •Industrials: 71.98 *2.33 Tins: 93.75 94.08 rubbers: 1()>.85 102.85 *Dec. 30. 1963=100 D«c. 29, 1962=100
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    STOCK EXCHANGE OF MALAYSIA
    793 16 |>l sinkss in and reported to 1J the Singapore and Koala Lumpur trading rooms of the Stock Exchange of Malaysia yesterday, with the number of the shares traded in brackets, was: INDUSTRIALS t Ctt* (1.000) S1.08: fast SrtMlt 52.75 si.: F. and N. orris (IMiOfli (2.38
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    CLOSING PRICES
    26 16 Aug. 30. MALAYAN RUBBER PRICE: tin; (down a quarter of a cent). TIN: 5749 (down $2). Unofficial estimated offering 230 tons (down 15 tons).
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    104 16 SMIPt lying alengsMe the llr»tas*re Harbour wharvtt er expected tsday srei Africa Mara 5, Banda 13/14, Eastern Hum 15/16, Perak N.W.6. Bat Ping 23/20, Hongkong Delegate 27/28. Hero 45, Automcdon 40 K!!*n alaerak 15/10. Letong N.W.4.' Bcrtt 42/43. Bpaarnekerk 46, Etauzan Mani 21/22. Oodavery B/7. Benmacdtaal l/«.
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    402 16 rK Straits tin price was again quoted in round figures yesterday at 5749. being down $2. There was less support noted locally and the offering fell 15 tons to 230 tons. After last week's high level of offerings in the earlier part of
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      423 17 i^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^w NOTICE ESTATE OP SIXAPENO s O MUTHU. DECEASED ALL parsons having claims against the •state of the abovenamed deceased who died at Batu Ipoh Road, Tan Jong Rambotaa. Perak, on Bth November. 1962. are required 1 to submit their claims In writing to the under •icned not later than
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      303 17 SHERIFF'S SALE Suit No. 123* of INS Execution No. 146 of IMS. IN THE CAUSE OF THE MALAYAN REFRIGERATING CO. LTD Plaintiff VERSUS JONO WAH COMPANY LIMITED Defendant. AUCTION SALE OF Frosen Meat, Pish fingers. Butter, 1 Cheese. Ham Bacons. Sausages, Danish U.S.A. Chickens Ducks, Strawberries, Beef Liver, Heart. Calf
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      812 17 I NOTICES NOTICE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Mr. Bryan Tsao has withdrawn from the Partnership and resigned as Manager of this firm i As from Ist September, 1965, he Is 1 not authorised to act, transact or I sign on our behalf. LOKE HONG KEE Civil Engineers A Contractors.
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      1236 17 I PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS STATE OF BRUNEI VACANCIES AS STENOGRAPHERS (ENGLISH) Applications are invited for the posts of Stenographers (English In the Brunei Government Service on the following conditions: SALARY: In the scale $350-370-380 x 20--560 per month. Point of entry based on qualifications and previous experience. QUALIFICATIONS: Applicants
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      348 17 TENDERS TENDER FOR PURCHASE OF BUNGALOW NO. 7. THOMSON ROAD, IPOH. Tenders are invited for the purchase of Lot No. 2596s Certifi- cate of Title No. *****. Area: 3 Acres O Rood 38 Poles together with bungalow thereon No. 7, Thomson Road. Ipoh. The bungalow will be given vacant possession
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      531 17 TENDERS TENDER KENYATAAN TAWARAN PEMBERITAHU TAWARAN J.K.R. KEDAH JJLR TAWARAN2 dartpada Pembo- vl^Z.K'j ?R '"SS rong2 yang berdaftar dl-J.K.R. X} 2? aSTvi^ta, L »^f Kelas -EX' Kepala II Pechahan J?^L££? t <11 t i^ m Kepala I dan ka-atas akan dlterima d!-Pejabat Jurutera Negeri. NE £fH- ma?w^" Kedah Perils Alor
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      310 18 SANTO DOMINGO, Monday. JJEBEL "Constitutionalist"' Forces and troops of the Inter-American Peace Forces here exchanged gunfire last night, but with no casualties reported. Organisation of American States (OAS) sources said about 3,000 rounds were exchanged in the flare-up, which started after an explosion
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      54 18 .JAKARTA Mon- The Government has met a Communist demand that ploughing with tr.ictors should be stopped to .set Me land squatting in North Sumatra. Tlie Communist newspaper Harian Rakiat, reported that the Cabinet had instructed local authorities in North Sumatra to ■top ploughing and the
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      22 18 CAIRO, Mon. Sudanese armed forces attacked three camps In South Sudan yesterday and killed 50 rebels. Omdurman Radio said. AP.
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      154 18 Destroy Red China's A-plants, says madame YEW YORK, Mon.—Ma--11 dame Chiang Kai-shek (above), wife of the Nationalist Chinese president, yesterday called for the destruction of Communist China's atomic installations before they expand any further. She said China's po*scssion of the atomic bomb "jeopardises the position .f every nation in the
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      51 18 JAKARTA. M.m Comm.asloner Ariel Fadillah. Intelligence chief of the Jakarta Police Force and a Marine were killed in a skirmish with robbers n the Jakarta suburb of Monte^ig last night. Newspapers reported that one of tlte robber" fired stengun at the police ollic(T and the Marine
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      35 18 LONDON. Mon. A 30-year-old East German who came to London with th« Berliner Ensemble Theatre Company, defected during his stay and has been granted asylum in West Germany, It was announced today. Reuter.
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      Pyongyang rally
      41 18 TOKYO. Mon r veiny thousand North Korean youths held a rally In a Pyongyang park last night to support South Korean student pro- ■(•>•. Sioul-Tp<vo -.nty trert- ncrnrfing 10 n Coanmuivst bma Ontrai News A«tncy broarifiiw monitorrd here today L'Pl
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      29 18 BEIHI i M.I. MA.. Gay.:*iv former Pr'.nc M visM oi Iraq and leaaer of the proNazi coup :n 1041. died here yesI terday. aged 73 Reuter.
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      506 18 At 93 he's back to L COURT ORDERS TEST FOR BRITAIN'S OLDEST DRIVER... LONDON, Monday. AT 93, he is Britain's and perhaps the world's oldest driver. And John "Pixie" Harris, keen-eyed and silver-haired, is very proud of the 636,800 miles behind him. So it was rather like telling an astronaut
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      239 18 China agrees to grant men and money for a Nepal highway PEKING, Monday. PHINA yesterday agreed to grant Nepal 200 million Nepalese rupees (£lO million) for highway construction. An agreement was Initialled here by the Nepalese Deputy Prime Minister, Mr. Klrtl Nidhi Blsta. and the Chinese Foreign Minister. Marshal Chen
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      44 18 HOLLYWOOD. Mon More than 100 teenage tute-cruM m were taken Into custody last night as the Beatles performed in the aold-out 17.000-seat Hollywood Bowl. The mop-haired quartet left the stadium In an armoured truck led by a phalanx of policemen.
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      159 18 SAIGON. Mon. A leading UJB. expert on counte r-iiisur-genny. Ma j o r-Gen. Edward Lansdale. arrived here today to join the American mission as special assistant to the Ambassador. Mr. Henry Cabot Lodge. A controversial ngur«. Gen. Lansdales appointment was regarded as a
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      136 18 BBBBK™4^ 'V V^B(^^^^^^^Bl bbß^^-^b^^ smoking capsultt V* nfc** V*Jjs^ I -EFFECTIVE M\u.fcR Of &»&*>' J NON-POISONOUS WLj.ov.di Th^^ V' •HARMLESS V ■TASTELESS v^ Drinks t«k«n moderottly will not kill you, and to drtv* c«r*«uMv a driver will surviv* to a rip* old 09*. But according to medical moderate tmoken run
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      359 18 Straits Times Crossword At KO» 16 I 1. L.ti>unes Id iavout ol Urn 7. For example; ting and tila u>; ueiug produced (7). Jester? (S-4). 6. buu arising out oi uu &iu*st) 8 The receiver has returned a ou jenait ot one killed il>. check (3-4). 10. in L/oyaJties" ia
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    Seap Games soccer move
    283 19  -  JOE DORAI Soccer Tennis Rugger Racing SINGAPORE GOVT FA SEEK APPROVAL TO FIELD A TEAM By Singapore, Monday I'lli: Singapore Governnent Services F.A. will seek the approval of the Singapore Olympic and Sports Council to field the SGSFA team for the SEAP Games in Kuala Lumpur
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    Matthews calls off visit here
    231 19 SLNOAPORE. Mon. Sir Stan-j ley Matthews, who was .scheduled to play two exhibition matches in Singapore and Ma- 1 laysla In late October, has can- I celled his Far East tour because! o' his appointment as general manager of Port Vale, a fourth dlxlsion club
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    FIRST WALK RACE
    32 19 MACHANG, Mon. The Kelantan AAA will hold its first road walking race tomorrow. It will start In Tumpat at S am. and end in Kota Bharu at about 11.30.
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    PRU OFFICIALS
    36 19 BENTONG. Mon. Dato M C Cole has been elected president ot the Pahang Rugby Union. Other officials: Vice-presidents. Othman bin Manan and Abdullah bin Hajl Hassan; secretary-treasurer; Moliamed Ibrahim Khan; asst-secretary-treasurer: Chan Fook Nam.
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    39 19 SEGAMAT. Mon. —Johore Hockey Association oflicials: President Dr. S. N. Ponniah: secretary 8. Sathasivam: treasurer P. C. Lewis: committre Clioo Joo 1 hye. Chong Kok Keng. U A. S. Moreira, Skandadason. R. Smgarajah and Denis de Silva.
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    298 19  -  J. LEEMBRUGGEN By PENANG, Mon. The sixmember Indian tennis team, which competed in the Malaysian Open lawn tennis chamoionships, left Penang today for a tour of Perak, Selangor and Singapore. They will play exhibition matches at Sitiawan tomorrow, Irx>h on Wednesday. Kuala Lumpur on Thursday and
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    WEIGHTS FOR KL RACES
    649 19 TT I ALA LLMPUR,: Mon— Weights for all nine races here on Sunday, first i day of the Selancorj I Turf Club's King. 1 Cup Meeting: Cl. I Div. I— 6f i Hard Love 9.04 DJaxzi 9.03 i Fraaer's Hill 9.00 Brilliant Pilot 8.13 Top Honour
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    Subian is fined $300 for dangerous riding
    324 19 QINGAPORE. Mor The MR/ Stipendiary Stewards report on yesterdays races at Bukit Timah: RACE I— Harbridge (Salaxar) was cautioned for permitting his mount to move in In the straight causing Bllah Sayang II (Asuwmdl) to be eased off his heels. RACE 2— ln
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    16 teams enter for MRU 'sevens' tourney
    137 19 16 teams enter for MRU 'sevens' tourney SEREMBAN, Mon. Sixteen teams will take part in the Malaysian Rugby Union seven-a-slde tournament here on Sept. 11. They are: Commonwealth Forces, Negri-Malacca, Selangor, Johore\ Singapore Joint Services (two teams each), Penang, Perak, Kelantan, Malaysian Armed Forces, Army Malaya, and Singapore Civilians. The
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    SRU pick teams for trials
    305 19 l/UALA LUMPUR. Mon.—The Selangor Rugby Union have named four teams for two uncler-23 trials to be played on Wednesday at Rifle Range Road and on Thursday at Gurney Road. A final trial will be held on Sept. 8 at the XL Padang after which the
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    649 19 HUNGARY TOP STUDENT GAMES WITH 16 GOLDS THE WORLD OF SPORT^ BUDAPEST, Mon. ITUNGARY, the host nation, topped the medal 41 table In the World Student Games which ended last night by winning two of the eight track and field gold medals which concluded the programme. Hungary overall took 16
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      14 19 S'ror Lge (XL): Services 'A' 11 (goal, 2 tries) University 'B (goal, try).
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      30 19 Sinnathamby trophy (S'bani: KGV Sch. bt St. Pauls Inst. by 8 wkts. SPI 34 (Ratnasegaran 4-10 Harpal 3-9) KGV 112-3 (K. Edmonds 56 n.o. Harp&l 27 G. Krlshran 3-26).
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      29 19 Malacca Div. 2: Kilat 8 Tew Llan 1. Taipinc Div. 2: Thenavan Youths 2 No. 2 Workshop 2. Krian I.ge (B. Serai): DID 7 A. Ponffsu Youths 0.
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      119 19 I SPORTS DIARY SOCCER Tour matches: ang SC v Klang Club 'A (.WestKedah v Thailand (Stadium Dn-ern Rd, Pg). rulaman. A. Star 7.30 pm.»; ATHLETICS M-Day walking £S ipoh S -8 K p-): JSSS U r r ;T r pa,Ba I n,.Tap^Rd g India. (Jn Be.sar, 7.30 p.m.). Spore Dlr.
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    Raja on foreign policies: 'We won't be intimidated'
    740 20 INTEGRITY OF STATE FIRST.. .AND A PLEDGE TO CO-OPERATE SINGAPORE. Mon. C I G A P ORE'S Foreign Minister, Mr. S. Rajaratciam, declared last night that Singapore's domestic and foreign policies woul d be "unashamedly and realistically" directed to preserve the integrity
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    Three Asian envoys see Prime Minister
    161 20 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Envoys from three Asian countries, here to attend the Malaysia Day celebrations, today met the Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman, for a half an hour each. First to arrive at the Residency was a special envoy of the Japanese Prime Minister,
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    2 Assemblymen donate blood
    75 20 SINGAPORE. Mon— Two Assemblymen and a group of 26 members of the Vigilante Corps and Work Brigade yesterday donated blood to help out the slightly below-average stocks of the Blood Bank. The Parliamentary Secretary to the Ministry of Social Affairs, and Assemblyman for Jalan Besar. Mr.
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    DEATHS
    48 20 POON CHEONO LAM. 4. X) <jA leaving behlrri idr>< two HN, tugfetrr Kunrral lo (Mi an,. 1 23 Latani i. I. MRS. ANC HOCK »lIW M« Nya rhtk One IVk H»y. M. posed away patvetfully on 29-^-Ao at 115 JWr.-n MrMt, Malacca funeral on Tnuri«ay tea September.
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    Tengku to Thais: We are one against the Reds
    506 20 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. and Ma- laysia are of one mind In their determination to resist Communist encroachments, Tengku Abdul Rahman said today in a special message to the Thai Government: The Prime Minister's message said: "On the occasion of the second
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    'Surrender crackers' order in Sarawak's Second Division
    299 20 'Surrender crackers' order in Sarawak's Second Division KUCHING, Monday. THE FEDERAL Secretary, Syed Hashim bin Syed Abdullah, today ordered the surrender of all firecrackers in Sarawak's Second Division. Similar orders were made some time ago in the First and Third Divisions. Terrorists used firecrackers as a diversion during the grenade
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    STRIKE BAN SETTLEMENT 'IN SIGHT'
    107 20 STRIKE BAN SETTLEMENT 'IN SIGHT' KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. A solution to end the controversy over the Government's ban on strikes is now in sight. A special committee, set up to amend the regulations, today submitted its report to the Minister of Labour, Mr. V. Manickavasagam. Confirming this at a press
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    Parents Day
    37 20 SINGAPORE, Mon— The Minister for Culture and Social Affairs, Inche Othman Wok, will attend the second Parents Day celebrations of the Kreta Ayer children's centre and creche from 2 pjn. to 6 p.m. on Saturday.
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    Lock icon When two Red envoys struggled for the mike
    304 20 When two Red envoys struggled for the mike HONG KONG. Mon. A Chinese-language newspaper here to- i day published an account of an alleged public tiff between Russian and Chinese diplomats in Indone- i sia. The two diplomats engaged In a verbal duel and wrestled for a microphone during independence
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    'Cool down' plea by paper
    59 20 MANILA. Mon. The Manila Evening News today cautioned against a tit- for- tat policy by the Philippines in retaliation against a new Malaysian regulation requiring the fingerprinting of Filipino visitors. In an editorial, the newspaper appealed Instead to the Malaysian people to ask their Government
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      S. Africans set England 399 to get for victory
      223 20 S. Africans set England 399 to get for victory LON DON. Mom South Africa were all out for 392 in their second innings on the fourth day of the third and ilnal Te.«t match at the Oval here today, leaving England to score 399 in just under eight hours for
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      100 20 LONDON. Tues—Tea scores la todays county cricket: LEICESTER: Hants 154 and 44-3 Leies 92, (P. Sainsbury 4-23K MANCHESTER: Lanrs 220 Kent 40-2. DKRBY: Warwick 149 (A. Smith 67, A. Jackson 5-48). Derby 89-5. HOVE: Sussex 72 and 79-4. Wore 166 >D. Richardson 41, N. Thomson 4-42 V LEYTON:
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      Indians beat S'pore 3-2
      76 20 SINGAPORE. Mon— The AJW India football team tonight survived a late second-half rally ta beat Singapore Invitation 3 > in a friendly match at Jaian Besar Stadium. India, who will meet th« State team tomorrow, dominate! ttif first half to score their goals through outside-rglht A.
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      30 20 CANBERRA, Mon. The Australian Army has been swamped by members Of the Citizen Military Forces (Territorial) volunteering to serve in Vietnam, an Army spokesman said here today. Renter.
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      5 1 MALAYSIA DAY STRAITS TIMES SUPPLEMENT
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      A hectic and sad year for Tengku
      776 1  - A hectic and sad year for Tengku T.G. NG By THE past year has been an extremely hectic and sad one for our Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman. Over the last 12 months, he has not only made several overseas trips but has travelled extensively throughout the country. It was
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      SOEK'S INVASION BIDS ALL FOILED BY THE PEOPLE
      635 1 SOEK'S INVASION BIDS ALL FOILED BY THE PEOPLE PRESIDENT Soekar- no's confrontation, designed to demoralise Malaysians, has misfired. Instead of demoralising the people —as he had hoped it would—confrontation has strengthened unity among the different races. Only the other day, Singapore's Defence Minister, Dr. Goh Keng Swee, and Tengku Abdul
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      A $4,500 mil plan for the future
      472 1 HOMES FOR BORNEO By STAFF WRITER AS the nation enters its third year of independence, top economic experts are working full speed to launch Malaysia's first five year development plan. Preliminary reports suggest this to be a bold, imaginative programme providing plenty for
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      AFRO ASIA
      1187 1 By STAFF WRITER Crash programme to meet Jakarta's diplomatic attack postponement of the Algiers conference, following the rebellion which ousted the Ben Bella Government, has afforded Malaysia a much -needed breathing spell to consolidate her diplomatic activities, especially in the Afro -Asian world. These activities are being directed
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        22 1 Heartiest Congratulations On the Second Anniversary of MALAYSIA DAY From THE PERSATUAN BANK 2 DALAM MALAYSIA (The Association of Banks in Malaysia)
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      Ramani, champion of our cause at he world body
      1197 2  - Ramani, champion of our cause at he world body RONALD KINSEY THE UNTIRING LAWYER- DIPLOMAT WHO HAS PUT MALAYSIA FIRMLY ON THE UNITED NATIONS MAP By IN Malaysia's efforts to win i n te r national goodwill to ensure her survival as a nation, one man stands out as the
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        71 2 BEST WISHES FOR PEACE AND PROSPERITY TO THE GOVERNMENT PEOPLE OF I MALAYSIA— J FROM ■Ol M* c&surance (Lor|)oratiou of dndia ■UJ'JH INCORPORATID IN INDIA B^^_^B Divisional office for Malaysia Oriental Building, Jalan Mountbatten, Kuala Lumpur. Branches at Singapore. Malacca, Koala Lumpur and Penang. Congratulations to the Malaysian Government on
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      CDC aids farmers as well as industrialists
      479 3 By Special Writer r[E Common wealth Development Corporation (CDC), which was established by the British Government in 1948, has a strong regional office in Kuala Lumpur working for the development of Malaysia and Singapore. For the first six decadn of this century, most
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      Perak advances despite Indon confrontation
      608 3  -  HENRY PAUL By I^OTABLE advances along a broad front have been made in Perak's industrial scene during the past year. Outstanding are the completion of some major undertakings and the start of other large enterprises that have helped lo keep up the buoyancy of the
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        93 3 HEARTIEST Congratulations 0D The Second Anniversary of Malaysia Day M- Sena £td. High Class Jewellers 44. HIGH STREET. SINGAPORE 6 BRANCHES AT BANGKOK AND PENANG For prompt and courteous $ervice in Better Dry-cleaning Dyeing Send to:WASHINGTON DRY CLEANING CO. 412/414 Orchard Road Tel: ***** Spore 9. WHITE HOUSE DRY CLEANING
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      PARLIAMENT
      1515 4  -  CHEW LOY KHOON I by A stormy year of debates in Dewan Ra'ayat culminates in shock Aug. 9 announcement PROBABLY, no other debates in the twoyear old Malaysian Parliament have raised so much storm or had such wideranging implications than those of the past year. The climax was reached
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        225 4 WE REJOICE WITH ALL MALAYSIANS ON THE HAPPY OCCASION OF THE 2nd ANNIVERSARY OF MALAYSIA DAY from i^^^^^M^^^^^B^^^^Jßß^^^^m^^^W^^Bßßßßßßßßß\ MALAYSIA S OWN MANUFACTURERS OF CONCRETE ADDITIVES AND SURFACE IMPREGNATIONS a *f rTP^Bßßwß^*^* v^m^HmMH Csmtut Q&i <&&»*» j^Hr^i I BBBx^wM WBm\ fill jmSS^^jjK-ff-' p IHSt^fl CEMENT AIDS LTD. CEMENT AIDS (SPORE) JALAN
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      KEEPING DOWN THE BRAWN DRAIN
      1030 5 KEEPING DOWN THE BRAWN DRAIN THE bright lights and higher standards of living in the towns of Malaysia still attract large numbers of young people whose drift from the rural areas poses problems in the economic life of the nation. But the Government is confident that' this brawn-drain from the
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        134 5 WE EXTEND OUR CONGRATULATIONS AND GOOD WISHES TO MALAYSIA ON THE SECOND ANNIVERSARY OF ITS FOUNDING Sharikat Eastern Smelting Berhad (Di-tubohkan Di-England) TIN SMELTERS, BUYERS OF TIN CONCENTRATES. MAKERS OF SOLDERS AND TYPE METALS, LEAD SMELTERS AND ALLOY MAKERS. HEAD OFFICE: 73 DATO KRAMAT ROAD. PENANG AND AT KUALA LUMPUR.
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      A golden year for Penang culture, art
      832 6 A golden year for Penang culture, art By Oh Kee Tlang THE second year of Malaysia. 1964 65, will be inscribed in golden letters in the history of art and culture in Penang. For it marked the opening of the State Museum and Art Gallery in Farquhar Street. -An interest
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      VERSATILE METAL, TIN, EVEN USED FOR A-REACTORS
      207 6 'THERE are literally thousands of uses for tin by consumers and manufacturers as well as the defence industry. There is no real substitute for tin, because no other metal has all its physical and chemical properties. Tin is non-toxic, corrosion resistant, tasteless, fusible,
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      Impressive industrial up-swing
      52 6 Impressive industrial up-swing MALAYSIA Is rapidly expanding Its industrialization programme to diversify the country's economy. Although manufacturing today accounts for only about 8 per cent of the gross national product 'GNP) and for approximately 7 per cent of total employment, key economic indicators point to an impressive up-swing over the
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      Gratitude to those who died so that we could live-in freedom
      562 7 NOW WE HAVE A MONUMENT DEDICATED TO THEIR SACRIFICE AS we rejoice today, our thoughts turn to those grim days of the Emergency and to those brave men who sacrificed their lives for our freedom. Altogether. 1.865 members of
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      OIL PALM DRIVE MAY MAKE US LARGEST PRODUCER
      324 7  -  THAM SOON KENG By /\IL palm shoots, first v introduced into mainland Malaysia as an ornamental plant in 1875, are today the basis for a giant multimillion dollar industry here. Many estates here are converting to oil palm In a big way.
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      Rubber faces the synthetic threat with confidence
      849 7 RUBBER is the lifeblood of Malaysia. It accounts for about 50 per cent of the country's export earnings, and one out of every four Malaysians derives his livelihood from the rubber industry. The cultivation of rubber extend? over 4.500.000 acres. The heart of
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      PENANG GETS READY FOR C-MARKET
      866 8  -  OH KEE TIANG By QXE of the most remarkable features of post-Merdeka Penang is the quickening tempo of progress in the northern State, especially on its Province mainland. Admittedly, it was a gradual process at nrst. but with the growing possibility of Penang island oeing
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      Dr. Lim at steel mill
      33 8 The Malaysian Minister of Commerce and Industry. Dr. Lim Swee Ann. looking at some machinery after opening the Southern Iron and Steel Mill at Nibong Tebal in March.
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