The Straits Times, 9 July 1966

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    24 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 150,000 The Straits Times ihe Nntiimal NKWspaper Estd. 1845 SATTRDAY. JILY 9, l»bb 15 CENTS M.C.(P) 1629 KDN 2934
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    Healey: No vacuum when troops pull out
    314 1 Healey: No vacuum when troops pull out Xl HIM.. Fri. Briiivh Oefrnce SrcreMr. Denis Hea- said today he did nut believe a with•fr.u.il of British forces after confrontation would leave a 11 urn in Borneo. "I am quite confident xvian forces will be abl. to handle the situation he Mid.
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    Lock icon Soekarno summons Cabinet meeting
    109 1 Soekarno summons Cabinet meeting lAKARTA, Fri- President J Soekarno has summoned his six-member Presidium for a meeting on Sunday In Bogor. his weekend retreat 40 miles south of here. It will be the first meeting of its kind since the People's Consultative Congress ended Its session on Wednesday. The Congress,
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    India gets $150 m aid loan
    45 1 WASHINGTON. Pri. The Agency (or International Develop- ment <AID> announced today It I had authorised a US$l5O million loan to India. The loan, to be signed in New Delhi mark* the resumption of the normal economic aid to India.
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    Lock icon Hunt for Reds goes on
    556 1 Ex-Governor held TROOPS AND POLICE COMB THE STREETS OF JAKARTA DAILY FOR COMMUNIST REMNANTS JAKARTA, Friday THE manhunt for Communists and their sympathisers continues in Indonesia. In the capital, crack troops and armed security police are combing the streets and backlanes daily. The troops ;iri'
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    Lock icon Sirikit bows to mini skirt vogue
    195 1 Sirikit bows to mini skirt vogue BANGKOK. Fri. Thailand's Queen Sirikit, one of the world's best dressed women, was reported today to be altering tome of her dresses to conform with the new mini-skirt vogue. The Bangkok Post said Her Majesty would shorten the dresses she will wear during her
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    Lock icon Russia orbits Cosmos 123
    33 1 MOSCOW. Frl Russia today launched another .space probe Cosmos 123 the Soviet news agency Tass reported. It said the instruments aboard the artificial earth satellite were functioning normally— Renter.
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    Volcano subsiding
    18 1 MANILA, Fri.— Scientists reportI ed today that Taal volcano's four-day-old eruptions have started to subside— UPl.
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    Indonesian journalist here on visit
    168 1 j— KUALA LUMPUR, Frl. A JOURNALIST from Antara News Agency. Mr. L. Pattiradjawne. flew in here today on a visit to Malaysia. He Is the first Indonesian journalist to come here since confrontation. For Mr. Pattiradjawane it ll a "dream come true." "I have waited
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    Tun Lim flies in to see the Tengku
    306 1  - Tun Lim flies in to see the Tengku MERVYN PEREIRA By REPORTERS BARRED BY THE POLICE FROM MEETING HIM KUALA LUMPUR, Friday. HPTJN Lim Yew Hock, the former Malaysian High Commissioner in Canberra, who caused a sensation in Australia by his nine-day disappearance, arrived here tonight for talks with Tengku
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    Lock icon U.S. NAVY PLANES SINK VIET TORPEDO BOATS
    168 1 U.S. NAVY PLANES SINK VIET TORPEDO BOATS SAIGON. Fri. American Navy planes sank two North Vietnamese torpedo boats and severely damaged two others in a three-hour fight in the Gulf of Tonkin yesterday, a U.S. military spokesman said today. He said fißhter-bornb-ers from the carriers Hancock and Constellation blasted the
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    Lock icon Strike hits 5 U.S. air lines
    163 1 Strike hits 5 U.S. air lines WASHINGTON, Frl. A strike by 35.000 mechanics today grounded (ii) prr cent of the Uiiitrd States' domestic airlines. The five airlines Involved Trans- World. Northwest, Eastern, United and National regularly carry 230.000 passengers a d.v Trans- World and Northwest also operate extensively overseas, but
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    Lock icon STOP PRESS
    32 1 CAMBODIA FRONTIERS LONDON. Fri. Brltaim has taken up with Soviet imhixli in proposal for increased supervision by International Control Com mission for Cambodia of her territory »nd front itrs. Reuter
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      7 1 JL GENERATIONS BRAND'S essence of strength-since 1835
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      117 1 fepGOLF) 'Thinking of Building materials? 9 Then think of a ARDEX PLUS I^4l Atb»ito» Ctmtnt euiuue KStSu* *"'KX2* SAINT GOB AIM CRITTALL Fittings A n ypes 0 g|, s JSuSST" SISSONS ANDERSON 77, o U j C.M.C. Roofing F.lt wilUn'no Super Snoweem BROKEN HILL UNION CHATWOOD. Structural Steel Locks, Doer
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      'No one in Moscow will talk to him on Vietnam'
      206 2 No one in Moscow will talk to him on Vietnam' I OMMIN. Fri London Communist Party newspaper Morning Star today reported fiom Moscow that nobody there was goinr to talk to British Prime Minister. Mr. Harold Wilson, abo t ictnam riurinc his visit to the Sox let capital from July
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      Commons backs Wilson's break with U.S. on raids on Hanoi
      851 2 LONDON. Friday THE Prime Minister, Mr. Harold Wilson last night won House of Commons endorsement for his decision to break with the United States over its bombing raids on Hanoi and Haiphong. Bu: nearly 40 of his leftwing r^'beLs. who
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      Execution demands
      44 2 SAIGON Frl. Hanoi Radio yesterday broadcast demands by workers, to execute captured American servicemen. The same broadcast said that people who had no duties were being evacuated from the North Vletname.se capital, "but life In Hanoi continues to b« active and optimistic."
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      Lock icon Radar-jamming planes foil Ho's missiles over N. Vietnam
      276 2 WASHINGTON. Friday OFFICIALS in Washington said that U.S. planes over North Vietnam had largely nullified the threat of Soviet-built missiles chiefly because of a highly-secret electronic radar-Jamming technique. They explained that planes equipped with the system accompanied U.S. strike planes over North
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      Lock icon Warsaw Pact aid offer 'is not essentially new'
      135 2 WASHINGTON Fri. The U.S. State Department said yesterday the offer of Warsaw Pact nations to send volunteers to aid in the Vietnam fighting if requested by Hanoi was not essentially new. A State Department spokesman, asked about the declaration of the Soviet
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      Indira puts forward six-point plan for peace
      246 2 Indira puts forward six-point plan for peace NEW DELHI Frt. Thr Indian Prim* Minister. Mrs. Indira Gandhi, announced a six-point peaet plan for Vietnam just before flying off for talks ■cl Arab Republic, Yugoslav and 8 leaders m which the Vietnam crisis would be a main topic. Her plan, put
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      132 2 9 Jfl^^^V fee aVl^^Mi^hhw -feJj|B y*-; V 1 W <J8 Taste the sweet creamy goodness of jHSH^ ~iS^^ spread it on bread or mix a glassful! Milkmaid Brandj 1 SWEETENED q MJT If Cut a slice of bread. With a knife or spoon spread Milkmaid on H| B^f/^ JiL* thickly.
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      110 2 In taste no fruit can equal INDIAN MANGO The most delicious of all tropical fruits is the Indian Mango with a sweetnes* and flavour all its own. i Tims Mango Juice mad* from selected varieties of the fruit is a rare treat, tc Is a pleasant drink at partMtf and
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      Lock icon THOSE NINE BABIES: ALL DEAD IN FIVE DAYS
      106 3 T)AOCA, Fri. Nine babies born to a teenage peasant wife in an Ea>t Pakistan village recently have all died, according to j a report reaching here. The babies, born 15 days ago in Panarai village, 90 of here In the Sylhet district,
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      Lock icon Just fancy that...
      63 3 BOMBAY. Fri. Tax authorities told a court here today the success story of a shoeshlne boy who became a millionaire in eight years. The young man found smuggling to be a profitable enterprise and soon owned property and huge cash assets. The latest chapter was the arrest
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      Plywood plane
      147 3 ITS A FULLSCALE MOCK-UP OF 1,800 mph AIRLINER THIS is a fulls< air mock- up of the I 2000 the Lockheed design for a supersonic (1.800 mph) plane. The mock-up, unveiled in California last week, is 273 ft. long, and was constructed as an engineering tool to aid
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      The Black Terror strikes nearer to Jakarta
      174 3 The Black Terror strikes nearer to Jakarta JAKARTA. Fri. The "Black Terror" has spread from eastern and central Java to areas nearer to this capital city, the students' weekly, Raja Kelana, reported. Three thousand olack-uni-iormed terrorist wearing red berets attacked a group of Muslim students last weekend, near the village
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      Lock icon COUP BID: CEYLON'S ARMY CHIEF IS ARRESTED
      141 3 (COLOMBO, Fri.— Ma-jor-Gen. Richard Udugama. 54, commander of the Ceylonese Army, was arrested yesterday on arrival here by air from a four-month stay in Britain. A police spokesman said Gen. Udugama was detained In connection with a plot last February to overthrow the
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      Fanfani for Poland
      29 3 ROME. Fri. Th« Foreign Minister, Mr. Amlntore Fanfanl. will make an official visit to Poland from July 35 to 28. the Foreign Ministry announced yesterday.— Ai».
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      A village crisis over BB and the cardinal
      144 3 I/lEFEKSFLLDEN (Ger- many) Fri.— Troubled village elders met yesterday in an atmosphere of crisis all because of a "kitten" and a cardinal. The "kitten' is a French one actress Brititte Bardot, who inscribed her name inside a ciant heart in this Bavarian
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      A centre dedicated to World Man' in Cyprus
      125 3 A centre dedicated to World Man' in Cyprus VICO6IA. Fri.— Cyprus is to have a centre dedicated to "world man." President Makarioe announced last night that the centre would be built on 200 acres of church land near Bellapais Abbey <Abbey of Peace* in north Cyprus The President said Cyprus
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      Lock icon Touring Americans
      31 3 NEW DELHI- Fri. Though India is half-way around the world from the United StatesAmericans constituted the largest 1 26.6 per cent) groups of tourists visiting India in IMS. A.P.
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      136 3 H Jl AIR FRANCE 4 FLIGHTS WEEKLY SINGAPORE. f inIjywi Ho<jsc Raffles Qu^. Phone: ***** KUAUlUMftffl 44. Jala* Pudu Phone: ***** DAY NIGHT No matter what you may look for in aTV set, the ■■■■iWi^i^H underlying factor governing your decision to buy one R G should be "after-sales-servtce"as many have
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      375 3 CLEARANCE SALE OFFERING QUALITY GOODS AT FANTASTIC PRICES NOW IS YOUR CHANCE TO SAVE LADIES Blousea from g in Printed skirts 451 Tetron printed dreaei SUM Arrow blouses mew Stock) f t.M fit M Stretchable Slack* g.M Cotton full slips Ist Cotton Tee Shirts $4 M Woventez Sports Blouses (UJS.A
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    Cheat trial: Warning to public, court is told
    300 4 Cheat trial: Warning to public, court is told CINGAPORE, Fri. A Government pensioner, Yeo Sim Kang. alleged to have been cheated of $8,000 by a syndicate of four in a series of 20 games with matchsticks. told a district court today he reported to the police partly to warn the
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    SIX MEN TO STAND TRIAL FOR RAPE AT PARK
    243 4 SIX MEN TO STAND TRIAL FOR RAPE AT PARK SINGAPORE, Fri— Six men were today committed to stand trial at the High Court on charges of raping a teenaged girl in broad daylight at King George V Park on May 14 this year. The order was made by the Ninth
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    Association's tea party
    57 4 SINGAPORE. Frl— The newlyformed Par East Mansion Owners' and Residents' Association will hold an Inaugural party at the mansion's car park In Kirn Yam Road at 5.30 p.m. on Sunday. Ouests-of-honour will be Mr. Tan Cheng Lock, MP for River Valley, and Mr. Chan Chee Seng. Permanent
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    Education: The need for quality...
    269 4 Education: The need for quality... ONG: OUR SCHOOLS MUST BE TUNED TO NATIONAL NEEDS SINGAPORE, Friday. fHK Minister for Education. Mr. Ong Pang Boon, tonight said the (io\ci nincnl was tonsiioiis that quantity in education must be reinforced by quality. Speaking at the official opening of the Kirn Seng Technical
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    Jail and the rotan for hold-up man
    124 4 SINGAPORE. Fri. Said bin Osman. 23. who took part In two armed hold-ups last year, was Jailed for five years today by the Second District Judge, Mr. Donald Yeo Hock Chwee. Mr. Yeo also ordered six strokes of the rotan for Osman, who
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    STABBED A MAN FOR STARING AT HIM...
    97 4 STABBED A MAN FOR STARING AT HIM... SINGAPORE. Frl— A gangster, Ang Cheng Wee, 30, who stabbed a man for staring at him in Victoria Street, was Jailed for five years by a district court today. The judge. Mr. Donald Yeo Hock Chwee, also ordered six strokes of the cane
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    Sylvia and the 'dancing diplomats'
    144 4 Sylvia and the 'dancing diplomats' SINGAPORE, Fri. A niece of President Marcos of the Philippines, pretty 18-year-old Sylvia Marcos (above) is among a group of the famed Bayanihan Dance Company now in Singapore for the first time. Sylvia, known as "Pinky" to her friends, has just completed high school and
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    Calling all motorists...
    67 4 Calling all motorists SINGAPORE. Fri. Massive construction work on the second phase of widening Mountbatten Road has begun. The stretch of road from Fort Road to Kallanf Cirrus will be closed for about five months until construction work is completed. Traffic is being diverted towards the Old Airport Road and
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      581 4 J BK\ Mil TOnI6Ht"mIDMI6Ht"; INTERNATIONAL A6ENTS IN THE I I MANHUNT Of THE CENTURY' I I SECRET OF THE CHINESE I" CARNATION vl aj Brad Harris Horst Frank Dominique Boscharo ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■I "PONCCOL REGATTA in conjunction with Independence Day Celebration organised by Ponggol Point Community Centre. Sponsored by Ponggol Boatel on
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      668 4 14th BIG DAY! DAILY 1 SNOWS AT 12 4S. 4 10 1 SIS pm "OR ZHIVAGO itorti pimwH<| 4 45 830 pm Tmnww litra iho- At Adm,»»K>r, b^ aJO 4 M .OO (CASH BOOKINGS ONLY) No Free List Ml 70MM »ANAVISION MBMNBJ Do.m) Laan t Htm "DOCTOR ZHIVAGO" i Geraldin*
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    Scrap the school board system, say NUT
    405 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. I^HE National Union of Teachers today reneweJ its call to the Government to set up a National Teachers Service Commission to replace the system of school boards in the country. 1 The call— first made two years ago came from
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    Local VW firm to repair that defect
    174 5 Local VW firm to repair that defect GLNGAPORC. FrL— About 0 l.t* Volkswagen., on Singapore and Malaysian roads will be pulled In for modification!* as a precautionary measure, following the discovery of defects in the front axle assemblies of VW models produced between Aug. 1, 19€5 and January this year.
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    D-fund: $6.7 m.
    23 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. A total of t6.751.672 was received by Bank Negara up to yesterday for the National Defence Fund.
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    AUSSIE PULL-OUT? 'UP TO MALAYSIA'
    157 5 UENANO, Fri. The Australian Minister for Army. Mr. J. M. Fraser, said here today it was up to the Malaysian Government to request an increase or a reduction in the strength of Australian troops in this country. He was speaking to reporters at the RAAF
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    Drugs woman held
    34 5 pCNANG. Fri. Customs officers at the Butterworth din-king station yesterday detained a woman and seized 10 ounces of morphine valued at 5930. The woman had arrived in the ferry from Penanj.
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    Little Rema: Did she fall into river?
    155 5 I'UALA LUMPUR, Fri. The death of four-year-old lona ("Rema") Alex, found floating in the Klang River here yesterday, could have been accidental, police sources say. One theory Is that she had fallen into a moiuoon drain just by the church and was swept
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    Magazine is proscribed
    46 5 SINGAPORE. Fri. A Government gazette notification today proM-ribed the Pin Ghee Old Boys' Association 12th anniversary souvenir magazine. Action was taken under the Undesirable Publications Ordinance. The public are warned that H is an offence to be in pobsestion j of this magazine.
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    Crash verdict
    47 5 TBLUK ANSON. Fri. The coroner. Inche Mohamed Eusoff bin Chin, yesterday recorded a verdict of death by misadventure at an inquest on Kv. .in Chew Yin, 19. a driver, who was killed when his van .-kidded and overturned near Langkap New Village on March II
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      295 5 Straits Times Crossword ACBOBS c Always open spaces In the 8. First-degree quartz used in woods and marshy territory building construction iB> iio> 8. Keep to opposing direction* 7. Invisible sun explodes shortin harbour* (6). enlng the evening. <6 > 10 Hoax in cooks kitchen. (4). 13. He's divinely wise;
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    When a firm refused to pay into the Mayor's party coffers...
    1798 6 When a firm refused to pay into the Mayor's party coffers FOURTH DAY OF THE PENANG CITY COUNCIL INQUIRY Reporters Jessie Leombruggen end Gunn Chit Thy* 'Any normal person knows why there was all this delay...' PENANG, Friday JHE MAYOR, Mr. Ooi Thiam Siew, shelved a firms application tor a
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      213 6 1»"t/««f» n Y V.T. Urrmtir, \f SOME SCIENTIST OF THE FUTURE YE3 DOC. Il^ I OO YOU SUuGESf II T HAVEN'T WORKED ~VH •S RESeAftTHII^i PAST ERAS WJTH GUESS IT ..OJE SMOOT' Iv^ AR«?A»*3E SUCH TXAT OUT YET A TIME -MACHINE. VWXJLDN'T A WOULD.. OUESTION,] V^^^'J. A MEETING* __^"T*^l I
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENT
    24 8 M •»«■<- tit »iiMa»«« i TNI PAMILV BP tke -it* Joarnar TRAaa m—wa. fr.»ade far nMtP kMM MMittWi'i, VnAlfeli A_M urn lunat their fnmnmmmt.
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    ANNOUNCEMENTS
    435 8 M Wmr4t lit <Mimmutm) rnnu »tiak n«u*i iai-mt Miuwj will bow b* o»ea eat Bua■Bfß COCKPIT HOTILI BI J* TT API L" la aerved Baiurday and lusmi Lunch KM»r-«,IM-ei SMM. WHIM yOOB NIID la unrnt «M Mailatr lo ronault lh# Yrllow Pa«M in thr Trlrpkon* Dirr.lory Mil NOW ON
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      How Far For How Much?
      670 8 As long as Hanoi and its allies believe the Americans do not have the will to win in Vietnam, peace plans have no attraction. They have believed this ever since President Johnson made his first bid for talks. That America wanted to talk was one
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      Trade Promotion
      343 8 Mr. Khaw Kai Boh, acting as Minister of Commerce and Industry, yesterday made an excellent case for trade promotion abroad. Inaugurating Malaysia's Trade Commissioners' Service, he spoke of the need to offset falling rubber pi iics with the greater export of all possible products, secondary as well as
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      School Problem
      211 8 Striking a balance between the demands of a young population and the pressure for higher standards is a task to perplex educationists in every developing country. Singapore is no exception. Opening a new technical school last night Mr. Ong Pang Boon, the Minister for Education, indicated that while
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    Songbird of the Nile Valley
    579 8  - Songbird of the Nile Valley IRENE BEESON by Bairut SHE would pass unn o t i c c d in the street or at a social gathering, this solid-ly-built, ample-bosom-ed little lady in her sixties a typical middle-class, middleaged Egyptian woman. Yet she casts over the Arab world a spell
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    The problems that bombs will not solve
    928 8  - The problems that bombs will not solve MARK FRANKLAND A GOVERNMENT WITH NO LEGAL STANDING. AN ECONOMY THREATENED by SAIGON. Fri THE bombings of the important oil -storage facilities on the outskirts of Hanoi and Haiphong are a public indication that the pre- vious U.S. air attack on North Vietnamese
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    HOESSEIN
    586 8 THE CLIMAX OF AN ART CAREER by 'CHERMIN' 'PHE National Art Gallery in Kuala Lumpur is currently presenting an unusual exhibition of 100 works in oil and pastel by Malaysia's leading artist in portraiture and figure painting Moh d Hoessein Enas. Powerful in impart 4iid wide in scope. Hoessein's
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      17 8 The best thing about this glass ofwater is the amount of roomleft for TEACHERS IMs-MMNM SCOTCH WHISKY
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    Healey and Lee discuss British
    201 9 Healey and Lee discuss British CIM.AroKK rrt The lulu-. ihr K bA\r IB MBgapore M jtsc— r«| at a mrrtmt k*t«ern ihr rrime Mini Kuan lew. aarf ihr Hriiish Ifefrace Setrrt.rv Mr Drnis Healrj. Ehl Bight staled by Mr. Healry this morning ju»t before he boarded a* H\Y pUnr at
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    Mentri's tour
    33 9 IPOH. Fri. The Mentrl Besar of Peralc. Da to Ahm»d bin Said, will tour the Kinu district on Monday tn hear briefings on rural drvpinpmrnt progress and Inaugurate completed minor projects
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    Motor-cycle stolen
    29 9 PENANO. Fri. A toy-seller. Chong Pee Yoon. 21. reported to police the loss of his motor-cycle, valued at S5OO. at the Esplanade where he had parked it
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    V.C. hero's son off to London
    72 9 V.C. hero's son off to London SINGAPORE. Frl. Flveyear old Bhaktabahadur Limbu left here by air yesterday for London to be at Buckingham Palace when hLs father. Lance Cpl. Rambahadur Limbu, receives the Victoria Cross from Queen Elizabeth The little boy was accompanied by a Gurkha officer, Maj. Balbahadur Tamang.
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    Ramos: We haven't kissed our claim goodbye...
    407 9 From CHEAH BOON KHENG: Manila. Friday THE Pnilippine Foreign Secretary, Mr. Nardao Ramos, today told the Malaysian Transport Minister, Tan Sri Sardon, that although the Philippines had recognised Malaysia "it does not mean we *iss goodbye to our Sabah claim." Mr. Ramos *aid:
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    Rare S'pore orchid registered in London
    101 9 SINGAPORE f|| A trlReneric orchid liybnd grown by Singapore Orchids Ltd at their Mandai garden has been registered in London under the name ut Laycuckara The hybrid will be called Lee Kirn Hong, after the chairman of the company who flowered the new tmtenenr
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    Medals for three
    56 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Prl The commander of the Ist Malaysian Infantry Brigade. Brig. Tengku Ahmad bin Teneku Burhanucldin. yesterday inspected toe Ist Provost Company. Malaysian Military Police, at Rifle Range Road here He presented Long Service and Good Conduct medals to Lt. Jamaluddin bin Ajar. Cpl. Ahmad bin
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    Gift to mosque
    42 9 PENANO. Frl Millionaire Mr Lori Boon Slew, has donated a loudspeaker to the new village mosque in Balik Pulau. The mosque, built under the rural development project, will be opened tomorrow by the Deputy Prime Miniver. Tun Abdul Razak.
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    Danger!
    229 9 Danger SINGAPORE. Friday 'YOU MAY BE BLOWN UP 9 WARNING TO THIEVES THIEVES stealing ins v 1 a ting oil from power transformers of electrical sub st. tin. Ms in Singa pore were warned today that they are "playing with fire." The warning came from the police and the Public
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    'Serious problem if price of rubber falls further'
    228 9 'Serious problem if price of rubber falls further' KUALA LUMPUR. Friday. 4 WARNING that the country may face a serious balance of payments problem as a result ot a further fall in the price of rubber was given today by the acting Minister of Commerce and Industry, Mr. Khaw Kai
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    A new era soon, says Razak
    66 9 A new era soon, says Razak BL'KIT MERTAJAM FrL The Deputy Prime Minister. Tun Abdul Razak. today welcomed Uie decision of the People's Consultative Congress of Indonesia to accept in principle the Bangkok accord between Malaysia and Indonesia "When Indonesian confrontation ag iinv Malaysia ends it will open a new
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    State contest
    42 9 PENANG. Frl. A Slale-uido "Berzanji'- (religious booki recital competition will be hr>id in the Butterworth Town Hall on July 17. Winneis will represent Vac State at the national finals to be held in Kuala Lumpur on Aug. 28 and 29.
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    King at prayers
    23 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Fii. The Yang di-Prrtuan Agong attrndrrl Friday afternoon prayers at tlu Masjid Alam Shah. Jalan Pasar here today.
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    'ANTI-CAUSES SOCIETY' IS KICKED OUT
    135 9 'ANTI-CAUSES SOCIETY IS KICKED OUT SINGAPORE. Frl. The Singapore Polytechnic Political Society, recently described by the Deputy Prime Minister, Dr. Toh Chin Chye as "a secret society fighting for all sorts of anti-causes" has been de-affi-liated from the Polytechnic Students' Union Disclosing this today, 'the chairman of the Interim council
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    Toh: How youths can build a bright future for us...
    339 9 SINGAPORE, Fri. a The Deputy Prime Minister, Dr. Toh Chin Chye, has spoken about tho responsible role that the young people of Singapore can play m helping to ensure a bright future for the nation. He called on parents at
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    $3,400 raised
    25 9 PENANG. Fri. The Salvation Army work appeal for this year raised $3,439 from donations and sale of flags in Penang and Province Wellesley.
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      54 10 EVER tried calling the telephone exchange in our small towns like Kajang? Try It and know frustration. It would be a great service to the telephone u>ors if the authorities would try to Improve our miserable telephone service and then ask for 10 or 20 extra cents for
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      General Orders with confusion
      275 10 The costs and losses when a worker is transferred I THINK that it is time some of the F.G.O.s and G.O.s are amended and re-phrased. As they stand it is possible to interpret them in many ways so that there has been much confusion and often
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      LETTERS LOST IN THE POST
      66 10 TWO letters 1 posted In the letter box near our residential college at Pantai Valley two weeks ago never reached their destination. That made a total of six letters gone astray since May. I am not the only victim of this mystery. Have the postal
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      Raising the dust
      49 10 r ANT to raise the dust? Come to Malacca. Our streets seem to have lost all top dressing and when cars roar by you see them dimly, as in a cloud, while coughing. Also we have new crops of mosquitos, beggars and uncleared rubbish TB Malacca
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      63 10 SUDDENLY, SHE IS AGED 157 MY rid identity card was given fot reacw.il for the lew laminated plastir idmtity rard. Now I find that my birihdate has been changed and according to the nrw date. I am now 15? years old. iVinr a woman I am terribly embarrassed as I
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      LETTING DOWN THE STUDENTS
      103 10 LET me draw attention to the neglect of our undergraduates by the authorities concerned. A friend of mine, a state scholar, always receives his allowances for the first and second terms late in the se c ond term. During the first term he must borrow or
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      The hawkers who shout
      61 10 WHEN a hawker Is given a licence to sell his wares does It also give him the right to roam the streets making noises to attract attention? I cannot understand why they disturb the peace of residential areas where the houses are equipped with all amenities
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      Time for study
      38 10 IT is no need for Mr. Seenivasagam to worry about the National Language being used in the law Courts. With a little study, I am sure, he could master the language. A. MUNSHI St. Patani
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      CIGARETTES IN THE CINEMA
      148 10 IyITH reference to the Lido cinema's anTT nouncement on smokers, I would like to point out the following: Most smokers, at discomfort to themselves, will abide by a 'no-smoking' rule provided there is an Interval in which they may indulge themselves. European and American cinemas, appreciating
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      Unsold lottery tickets
      195 10 AS an observer at the recent draw of the Social Welfare Lottery at the local cinema, I was much intrigued both by the fanfare that preceded th" draw and by the arr.vy of paraphernalia assembled on stage the gadgets that must periodically elevate the status of some
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      Grading the exam results
      140 10 I WAS surprised to read in your paper (June 30> the statement, (by Assistant Minister Mr. Lee Siok Yew) "Malaya can claim to have a high standard of education only when 70 to 80 percent of examination candidates obtain grade one and two passes." In any
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      U.S. degrees: A note from California
      358 10 WAS most disgusted with the article on acceptance of American degrees In Malaysia (.Straits Budget. June 1). Although it concerns the Malaysian Government. I think the Singapore Government would one day follow suit. What makes you rll think that the Universities of Singapore and
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    Pirates grab two boats
    241 11  -  A. SRIPATHY From Malacca. Friday Midnight raid by armed men off Malacca coast pirates early today robbed two local fishermen of their boat, 38 fishine nets, 50 katis of fish, and other belongings worth more than $6,500. Two other unidentified fishermen were also robbed of their
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    Strike-hit cinema to go under the hammer
    141 11 Strike-hit cinema to go under the hammer •SINGAPORE, t strike-bound Jubilee Theatre in North Bridge Road is to be sold by public auction. Th* cinema, with all equipment, machinery and the land on which v stands, will go under the hammer on July 20. This means tha' thr cinema's M
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    Kluang Lions
    31 11 KLUANO Fri Dr. Choo* Soot Lang has been elected pre- 1 stdant of the Lions Club here, with Mr. Quek Bens Choc v secretary and Mr. Lee Kaw, treasurer.
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    NURSE TO GRADUATE AS EAR AND NOSE SPECIALIST
    143 11 NURSE TO GRADUATE AS EAR AND NOSE SPECIALIST MELBOURNE. Frl. A young nursing sister from Batu Panat. MLvs Lee Kirn Buan. will graduate this month as a specialist in ear. nose and throat nursing from the Royal Victorian Eye and Ear Hospital here. She will then become the second member
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    Doctors' dance
    25 11 PENANO. Frl.— The Penenf Medical PracUticnen' Society \wL' hold iv annual dinner and dance at the Chopsticks Restaurant, Hotel Ambassador, on July 23.
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    War veteran made a minor chief
    73 11 IPOH. Kn— A forte VM veteran of the Japanese occupation, and later hradman of Kampong Bersia in the <«rik area, Inche Labamat bin Mat Piah. 65. has been made a minor chief with the title of Toh Purba di-Raja by tbe Sultan of Perak.
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    $5,000 grant
    31 11 BESUT. Frl.— The Ministry of National and Rural Development has given $5,000 to the Be&ui district development committee towards the building of a children's playground at Kampong Pengkalan Nyireh.
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    'You're demoted' shock for 10 drill instructors
    91 11 y[l AX Fri Ten drill instructors with the Civil Defence Corps here have been demoted to the rank of ordinary trainees because s<*9 of their >tudrnt»" have already completed this basic training. The Muar Civil Defence Officer. Wan Mohamrd Salleh. has written to
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    A warning to Johore headmen
    73 11 "ifUAR, Fri.— The acting Mentrl Besar of Johore. Dato Hajl Osman bin Haji Mohamed Sa at. today warned that action would be taken against kampong headman not carrying out the directives of the Government. Dato Haji Osman was opening a progress exhibition at Buklt Oamblr.
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    HARVARD DEAN PRAISES LAW SCHOOL
    123 11 HARVARD DEAN PRAISES LAW SCHOOL SINGAPORE, Fri. The Dean of Harvard University Law School. Dr. Erwin Griswold. today praised the high standard of the University of Singapore's Law Department. Dr. Griswold, who Is here on a four-day visit in the course of a South-east Asian tour under the U.S. Btate
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    New lawyers
    30 11 PENANG. Fri The High Court today admitted two new lawyers. Mr. Narayaiiaaemy Thanga Velio and Mr. Rasiah Rajasingam, a* advocates and solicitors of the High Court of Malaya.
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    Workers urged: Think of nation first
    138 11 Workers urged: Think of nation first SINGAPORE Frl. The Singapore NTI'C vicepresident. Mr. S Suppiah. today advised trade unions to consider the importance of the Republic's industrialisation programme before embarking on new wage claims. Mr. Suppiah. president of tbe Publi< Daily-Rated Employees' I nion Federation, hay just returned from a
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    Lottery man fined $500
    40 11 PENANQ. Frl. Pu«h Heen Chye. 37. waa fined $500 hi a magistrate's oourt today for assisting in an illegal digite lottery. Push, who pleaded guilty, was arrested at the Penang Turf Club premises on May 15.
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    Lock icon Malaysia gets 3 more votes in the Tin Council
    260 11 I ON DO N Hi bigger voice m th« control of the world tin industry has been liven to Thailand, the third bißuest producer, and Japan, the third bißg-est UMT. Revised votin? strengths in the International Tin Council give three producer
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    Mecca trip
    27 11 PENANG. Prl— Resist ration lor next year's Mecca pilunnr will close on Aug 11, the Controller of Pilgrimage. Da to Hajl All Route, announced today.
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    Rubber Market quiet all week
    346 14 rE local Rubber Market. which VM very quiet all week, was governed by dolitical coiiMderatiuiib. and tor much of the period it wore an air of uncertainty, i IK B K. Co. Lttl. in their current review. First, a readier mo\ement de\eloped as ,i result
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    142 14 MELBOURNE. Frl. INDUSTRIALS continued to gain x ground today with rises well in excess of falls. A firmer tone developed :ollowlng the two dollar basic wage increase. The wage rise was generally expected. Mt. Isa featured in firm base metals, adding nine cents to $4.37 on news ot
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    SHIPS IN PORT
    115 14 CHIPS lying alenaside th« tingapon Song Be N.W. 1, Firm Philippine Anchorage S. Sir Lancelot 6/7, W«l--taki 8/9. Simferopol 10/11, Empire i. ...-net 21/22, Keningau 24/25, Sir- 'xrott 20. Thoracape 27/28, Kyoeho Maru 29/30, Yamagatta, Maru 31/32, Tantalue 33/S4, Ulysses 3S/36. Benlane 38/39. State of Madras 42/43.
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    73 14 S'HINESE Produce Enhance, tingadsy. Ceeenut ell: bulk (45 sellers, drum *46» sellers Ceara: July ,\u». UK Continrnt: Unquoted Pepper: Muntok whitr SI so sellers. Sarawak white 5177* sellers, special Sarawak black $132 i sellers, sarnu-d Lampong black |IST| IM) (all w, NLWi, ABTA Sls°Ji (N) sellers (100' i
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    DOLLAR RATES
    56 14 FT HE present rite of the Malayan 1 dollar against the pound sterling fixed on November 24 1964 is selling T.T. or O.D. 2s. 3 15/IM. Buying T.T. 2s. 4 116 d. Baying O.D. 2s. 4' s d. The dollar is at its statutory middle position in relation
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    34 14 'THE Anocut.on ef Banks hi Malay--1 tla made these changes In Its rates to merchants yesterday (all rates A $100): Selling TT or OO reas)y: Iwltierland 1391 Belgium 1.609 and Italy 20.211.
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    Rubber crops
    23 14 Further June crops (all In lb.) Included: United Malacca 413.666, A\rr Molek 74.965, Leong Hin San, Ltd. 179.783 and Nyalas 76.082.
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    CLOSING PRICES
    19 14 July 8. RUBBER PRICE: 63) cents (unchanged). TIN: 8U31.50 (down $1). Estimated unofficial offering; 170 tons (unchanged).
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    UAC OFFER QUIETENS STOCK MARKET AGAIN
    706 14 WITH the market awmlnii. ihe rr>ulu of tbe I niletl J i»bcslo> Cement oIIt and sale to the public on Thursday, the Slock txchange was extremely uun-i »c>terda> with a routine turnoxer of 568.500 umlv I iiotlui.il reporU circulatini in the market put the
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    STOCK INDICES
    27 14 M.il.j n .tn Stork Indices July 7. July 101.38 101.29 Tins: 123.27 1»3.1t S rubbers: 111.31 111.31 Dec. 30. 1963 1011. Dec. 29, 1962 Hi".
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    STOCK EXCHANGE OF MALAYSIA
    944 14 BUSINESS in and reported to the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Stock Exchange yesterday with the number of shares traded in brackets: INDUSTRIALS: Beustead r.'.000) $159, (1,0001 $1.00; C.C.M. (S.UUO) $1.03. D. (44.000) $1.00. (21.000) $1.06: C.S- Herding* (I.OOOi $3.04 call: C.T.I, erdi-
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    RUBBER PRICES
    254 14 JLLY first grade rubber t.o.b. buyers closed at 5 p.m. in Singapore and Kuala l.urnpur yesterday at 63 cents per 111. unchanged on Thursday's i losing level for llu positnm The tone I was quiet after slightly easier. K.A.S. and M.R.K. closing pttm in crnis per Ih. vestuda):
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    Guthrie results
    79 14 Ou'.pu*. from the estates and mines In the Outhrie Group for June ar.' for 1966 todate In brackets are as follows: rubber (rrovpl 8 958.000 lbfi. (49.181.000 lbs.), (outside) 71.000 lbs. (305.000 lbs. i. tern 125.000 It*. (711.000 lbs. p. palm oil igroup) 1.640 tons (13.932 ton.M, <
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    H.K. RATES
    38 14 o^' th* free iichanis market In Hong Koo^- yestrrday the 1". 3. dollar quoted at 5 771 for T.T. and i for Mlh. fttriint «raa quoted at 15.04 tad me Uil »f feld at 264 1.
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    Straits tin price is down by one dollar
    425 14 rE price of Straits tin fell yesterday by SI to 5631.30 per picul on an estimated offering unchanged at 170 tons. •The local drop was limited compared with the £5 fall, in the three months forward afternoon buyers' price in London on
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      1243 15 THE PUBLIC UTILITIES j BOARD- SINGAPORE ftELETAK SCHEME The Public Utilities Board proposes to construct a number ol ■I—ptnc sUUoos in Mncaporc mWmmtmi MM I ...cuing pumpUag and auxiliary plant la) Thirty two slectrlcallv driven low-lilt flood pumps ranging from about 10 bh p to about 70 b.h.p Maximum heads
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      685 15 UNITED «M> OVERSEAS 7^ BANK 4$ LTD. opening of ANOTHER T BRANCH OFFICE located at I >| 877-879 UPPER SERANGOON RD SINGAPORE on Saturday, 9th July, 1966 OFFERING COMPLETE sincapore branches BANKING FACILITIES $iieM ST «OAO CIYLANC ROAD FREE GIFTS FOR ■austier road CUSTOMERS OPEN.NG u.ttS^H&soN^OAD NEW ACCOUNTS SOUTH BRIDGE
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      624 15 NOTICES NOTICE NEW SCUDAI, LIMITED (Incorporated In the Republic of Singapore j DIVIDEND NO. SS NOTICE 18 HEREBY OIVEN that at the 40th Ordinary Oeneral Meeting >f the Company n ld In the B<..«id Room of M s Slme Darby Holdn.ts Limited at Crosby House No "> Robinson Road. Singapore-
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      Hong Kong trip prize goes to Perak man
      508 16 40 VALUABLE PRIZES FOR LUCKY ERRES TV OWNERS SINGAPOBK— IO days in Hong Kong with all *in expenses totalling. HKSI.SOO was the first prize offered by Stokvis (M) Ltd.. in the Erres TV Competition which ran for three months from 15th March
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      Useful Star Era has form to win
      1171 16  - Useful Star Era has form to win Epsom Jeep U ACK IN FORM Star Era should have the beating of a very moderate field in the only Class 1 race (Race Six) at Bukit Timah this afternoon A useful sort at his peak. Star Era showed a glimpse of his
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      Hand In Hand is worth support
      16 16 RACF. TWO: Hand In Hand was not disgraced last week
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      'Fiery' Fred wrecks Essex with 8-37
      349 16 'Fiery' Fred wrecks Essex with 8-37 LONDON. Fri Yorlcsliirei Freddie Trueman. who has taken more Test wictceis than anyone else in the world, destroyed the Essex balling on ihe second day of their County championship match yesterday. Trueman took eight wickeU for 37 lo hustle Essex out lor 125 in
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      TIMESPORT SELECTIONS
      184 16 BKST BETS Ayer Lrnpor (Race 1), Lucky Horse (Race 3), Star Era (Rare 6). BEST FORECAST: Lurky Horse and Rubber Estate II in Rare 3. THE GOING is pood. M'SOM JIIC I U.L BO* rOINTRK 1 k**» 1 **»•< itMiin ruiiHi us l-ulu.f Kaa s.t»mill«r P»wwful I'iiorrliil niK
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      PENANG ENTRIES POOR: MEET CUT TO TWO DAYS
      501 16 PENANG, Fri. OECAUSE of the poor total of 107 horses en--13 tered. the Penang Turf Club's July Meeting will only be over two days July 17 and 24. The entries comprised 52 from Class 2. 32 from Class 5 and 23 from
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      1380 16 Race 1—2.0 Cl 4 Div 4 ($7,000) 7f 15 yds 1 sawm'llT (TR Lock) E Donnelly 3 9.0 L*« 6 2 ***** V.I.P. s (Stanley) West 4 8.13 *Ng 9 3 ***** Rue Royale a (D van Breukelen) RS Breuk. 9 812 Nelson 1 4
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      459 16 NOTICES LEMBAGA LETIIK NECARA TANAH MELAYU IK \Vn*|s*|ON <ONTKACT Ml 1411 M Tender* are ii.vited fro«i ConI tractor* re«utered under CUmmm A3 and A3 «rB the Lmbat* Letrik Nen&ra for Pmptn SubMat ion Civil Work*. lender documenU will be Issued hv the Consult tnc Encineerv Mes»rv Preece Cardew and Rider
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      Why Omar and Yeo withdrew by Seow
      111 17 SmuMramK. m. aba te«a<r Mid the «itMr.*»i o( OtMr ItraeUsa and Tao All •mi ir* in* N.'mml rtiai o»*ar and Yfo prove* k*. r*+ oou* in to* tmta that vr« I tw»t p«\f>r» atnvmanr* aarf Mr —am kiakM mm unur ar.l IS Of<id«
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      Three records
      61 17 MUNOEI PATANI Prl FBOGTSA VCfV Of^QßMft Tan Lnm Inji 1 IMb (114) In womn hi* b ,'ump ahatiakaMMins 3 114 >2 14 for Nta and Redsuan s 1J Mm i 13 41 > In triplt jump at the Kkkh >r'n Tfiwnmi athletic championships here. »l Ked^h rhammkmm with
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      Mydin and Victor set NEB marks
      289 17 Mydin and Victor set NEB marks |£UALA LUMPUR, Frt. Malaysian long Jump and triple jump star Kamaruddin Mydin. who failed to get a place In the team for the Commonwealth Games at Kingston next month, today established a new long jump record in the National Electricity Board athletic championships at
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      Three records in one feat
      76 17 IPOH. Prl. M. Raman clocked 15min 44.5 for 5.000 m today to beat his 1962 State record by 25.15ec.. and also beating the National PWD record of 16:11.3 and the Perak PWD record 16:12.8 at the PeraK PWD athletic championships nn the Anderson School ground
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      Cheryl will try for national marks
      557 17  -  MANSOOR RAHMAN By Kuala Lumpur, Fri. SIXTEEN-YEAR OLD Selangor schoolgirl Cheryl Doral. the current sprint star in Malaysian women's athle tics, will lay strong claim to the national 100 and 200-metres n cords at the Merdeka Stadium tomorrow final day of the Selangor combined
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      Lock icon FIFA FORM NEW COMMITTEE FOR AMATEURS
      212 17 FIFA FORM NEW COMMITTEE FOR AMATEURS LONDON, Friday. SIR STANLEY ROUB, T2-year-old British president of the International Football Federation (Fifa), was re-elected at the Federation's 35th congress here today. Sir Stanley's re-election, which was unopposed, was proposed by Soviet delegate Valery Oranatkln. The congress agreed to the formation of a
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      Nicklaus in front
      117 17 MUIRFIELD. Fri. Jack Nicklaus. the American favourite to win this year's British Open golf rnamp.onxhiD. carded a four-under-par 67 to keep his lead at the halfway mark for a two-round aggregate of 137. He needed his brilliant round to keep the lead. Earlier England's Peter Butler had
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      Brothers can help Singapore to enter finai
      262 17  - Brothers can help Singapore to enter finai ERNEST FRIDA By CINGAPORE, Fri. Singapore, with three victories by innings in hand, should enter the final of the MCA in t c r-state tournament this weekend against Negri Semnilan here. Two brothers. Parshant and Arun Gat ha. are expected to figure prominently
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      HO v SADA YAPPAN RETURN WILL BE MEET'S HIGHLIGHT
      280 17 HO v SADA YAPPAN RETURN WILL BE MEET'S HIGHLIGHT SINGAPORE. Friday. TWE SAAA Under-19 athletic championship* x which get underway tomorrow will er.abla Singapore's top youths to sharpen up their performances for the National meet next week. Th:* Junior me*! he nnlv one its kind In Singapore and MalayMa wa&
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      One record falls at Kubu meet
      309 17 One record falls at Kubu meet MALACCA. Fri Fourteen- tnml* were decided on the the f.rst day of the annual Malacca .secondary schools athlelic rliHmpionfchips at Kubu Stadium today. Due k) heavy ground condiniKht's ram, no new records were s>ri in the track i li.c only record to br Usnrct
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      Kedah struggle against Perak
      92 17 ALOR SIAR. Fri. Fine batting performances by Jogindar Singh and Aziz Ismail, both unbeaten with 63 and 63 respectively helped put Perak in a strong position in their MCA League match against Kedah at the KFA ground here today. Batting first. Perak declared at 189 for
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      215 17 THE SUNDAY STIMULANT I'M A DOCTOR AND I'M A BUSY MAN. THAT'S WHY I'M SO GLAD THERE'S AN INFORMATIVE PAPER LIKE THE MAIL TO HELP ME CATCH UP ON THE NEWS AT WEEK-ENDS. "It has a very good coverage of Foreign affairs by top-class men and they interpret for me
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      210 17 SaBMHBMM «i fog* M ?;^P» WfßmP IBf 1 l ll'll UVIIHi I HMH Hi 1 M f^^k'i S L Ju SP *3»tt«r3fe»<Lw e^B "j^ l^. I B, v It opens on to all Europe U's the gateway from the passenger lounge to the superb hotels. Then settle in comfortably. the
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      131 17 SPORTS DIARY j ATHLtTICS NEB C ship' < RICKET MCA Lesfut: (Panui. 2 p.m.). Pahang AAA Spore v Negrl (padang i. Jocships (Kuantan): Perak Po- hore v Pahang (J. Bahru>; Uce Contingent c'ships (Ipoh S'nor v Penang (XL padang, M'pal padang, 2.30). Perak 10.30 a.m.): Kedah v Perak PWD c'ships
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    Lock icon NEVER AGAIN, SAY ROUGHED UP BEATLES
    269 18 NEVER AGAIN, SAY ROUGHED UP BEATLES LOMHi M -The Beatles rame home laday vowing the* will nfirr return to the Phi hppmes where the> re <ri\ed the firM real roughing up since belomint a world »idr stow business sensation "We were terrified. said rjr Harrison "We're never going hark U
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    World Cup theft: Helper is jailed
    118 18 World Cup theft: Helper is jailed LONDON. Frl A man who pleaded iruilty to helping steal the soccer World Cup from a London showcase In March was sentenced to two years' Imprisonment here today Edward Walter Betchley. 47. who appeared In court three days before the World Cup series opens
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    21 18 CAIRO. Frl— Mrs Indira Gandhi, the Indian Prime Mtntster. arrived here today for talks with President Nasser. AP.
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    Five-day week in Russia
    44 18 MOSCOW. Fri. Most Soviet factories will have a five day workIng week by November, 1967, Tass news agency reported today. The agency was quoting a press conference statement by Mr. Vasily Prokhorov. Secretary of the Central Council of Trade Unions
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    DEATH
    52 18 MADAM MARIE WONG, 92. passed away peacefully 8-7-66 leaving behind twu loving tons. Dr. Wong 8lon« Lee. Dr Wong Fiong Hint, three Lucy Won.:. Bejue Ang, lennv Irk. one daughtrr-in-lau, Florence, many grandchildren »nd great grandchildren to mourn their losf. Funeral Saturday R-T-6A. Cortege leavInc hois.' 3.30 p m
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    130 18 MISS WINNIE V»» Siak Chin, aged 19, pauad away peacefully on 8-7-66 laavlnf behind tier loving fath t. two 1 rothers. two licters to moarn her lorn. Cortege will leave the Church Of Our Saviour. Alexandra, at 4.00 p.m. on Sunday for Bidadart. MADAM PAPPA ALIAS Mrs. Rama■tiny Plllay
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    '$72,300 debt due to council not collected...'
    380 18  - '$72,300 debt due to council not collected G. WOODEN By PORT DICKSON, Friday. TME Jimah local council has not collected $72,300 A which is revenue due to it for three years. This was stated today by the District Officer of Port Dickson. Inche Ahmad Sarji bin Abdul Hamid, before the
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    141 18 25 trapped in gas-filled tunnel die TOKYO, Fri. Twenty-five farmers, including eight women, were killed today when they were trapped in a gas-filled tunnel in Tochigi Prefecture, about 85 miles north of Tokyo, according to the latest report by police tonight. More thar. 40 people were believed to have been
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    KINABALU RESCUE STUDENT DIES
    154 18 JESSELTON, Frl Japanese student Tadao Joshlma, 23, who was rescued by a helicopter from Mount Kinabalu on Monday, died in the Queen Elizabeth Hospital here today without regaining consciousness. Joshlma. an agricultural student from Kagoshima University in Southern Japan, was a member of a party of
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    Lock icon $2 wage rise for Aussie workers
    65 18 MELBOURNE, Frl.— The Australian Arbitration Commission decided today to increase the weekly minimum wage of adult workers by As 2 to an average of A 532.80. Initially, the employers offered a 60-cent rise late last year, provided there was no further increase for 12
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    Luncheon talk
    34 18 SINGAPORE, Prl. The director of British Information Services, Mr. E. Bailey, will speak on "Britain Today", at a luncheon meeting of the V's Men's Club (Beta Chapter) at the Troika Restaurant tomorrow.
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    206 18  -  RUDY BELTRAN By KUALA LUMPUR, Fri.— Nancy Ho. 19, who disappeared from Merdeka Stadium car park on Sunday, returned home from Singapore last night. Her parents had told the police that she had been abducted. But Mr. Pang Wai Meng. 28,
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    Lock icon Sultan Omar doing well
    48 18 LONDON, Frl— The Sultan of Brunei, Sir Omar All Salfuddln. who arrived here a week ago for medical treatment, was reported to be progressing satisfactorily here today. A spokesman for Sir Omar said the Sultan expected to return to Brunei on July 18. Reuter.
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    Centre's dance
    31 18 SINGAPORE. Frl. The Kota Raja Community Centre Is organising a dinner and dance at the Victoria Memorial Hall on July 30 to mark the first anniversary of Singapore's Independence.
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    LONDON STOCKS
    389 18 LONDON. Fri. There was a strong rise In gold shares towards the close of the London stock market. A fairly heavy buying demand caught dealers short of scrip and prices responded lyDemand was centred on good class stock, with Anglo-American Corp and OfTslts prominent. Dealers could give no
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    No more keys
    38 18 NEW YORK, Fri— The centuryold practice of giving distinguished visitors keys to the city has been quietly abandoned by New York. Instead, the city will present honoured guests with framed colour prints of City Hall.
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    Razak offers aid to Afro-Asian nations
    173 18 Razak offers aid to Afro- Asian nations BU T TERWORTH, Fri The Deputy Prime Minister. Tun Ah dul Raiak. said here this evening that Malaysia wms willing to consider requests from AfroAsian nations for information on training their officers in national and rural development. Mr are in a position to
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    Centre plans regatta
    36 18 SINGAPORE. Prl. The Ponggol Point Community Centre is planning to hold a regatta to mark Independence Day In August It will be the highlight of their week-long programme of land and sea sports.
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    A prize day
    55 18 SINGAPORE. Fri The Parliamentary Secreiu.-y to the Minis- j try of Social Affairs. Mr. Chan Chee Seng, will give away priM to the winners of projects In the recent annual campaign of the Singapore Association for the Deal at the Singapore School for the Deaf in Mountbatten
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    199 18 Death comes to a miracle healer pERTH. Prl. Tim r magic hands of Western Australia's miracle healer. Krli Martinovich. hay« effected their last cure The Kalgoorllr rx miner, whose fantastic -kill as a choropraetor cund thousands of people, i deluding many from overseas, died here recently at the age of
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    47 18 Highest and lowest temperature s In Malaysia and Singapore for the period 8 p.m. Thursday to 8 pin yesterday: Cuala Lumpur Cota Bharu enang tfalacc? Singapore Highlands lesselton {uchine M 86 88 88 86 70 8.. 79 7.i 7J 73 "2 7^ 59 75 73
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    Lock icon Surveyor 1 comes to life again
    252 18 PASADENA, Fri AFTER taking a week A to thaw out, America's eye on the moon has popped open again to send back more close-up pictures of the lunar surface. SURVEYOR 1. the television robot which softlanded on the moon's barren Ocean of Storms on
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      109 18 Late classified advertisements Word! tit (MUdmtum) ENTON: To Betty and Douglaa at Auunta Hospital on Bth July a aon Keith Douglas, tirother for Graham. aiLMOUR (CDEEVII) on 7th July at Olenea*le« Hospital to Betty and John a ion Craig, brother for Karen. All well HEVNEMAN: To Barbara and Donald a
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      222 18 +4 ♦♦♦<♦♦♦♦»♦♦» The Management, Principal and Staff I! f ii II CAMBRIDGE CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOL j 1 Have the pleasure of informing all the Students, Parents and t I! the public that with effect from 6th July, 1966, our administra- X l tive offices have been removed to 171 -C, BENCOOLEN
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