The Straits Times, 10 July 1966

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    Masthead
    18 1 THE SUNDAY TIMES Nett? alei in NO. 1.582 SUNDAY. JULY If. IMS :<• CENTS KDN 2«3C M (P) I<nn
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    REPLACE KOGAM WITH KOTAM CALL
    173 1 lAKAJ The in m tidy paper, Tn.sakt;. today suggested that KOGAM, the Crush ■mmand. should be abolished and replaced by KOTAM a supreme command dealing essentially with urgent economic need*. The need for such an organisation came as thousands of students staged another anti-Soekarno rally
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    Razak: I am prepared to go to Jakarta at any time
    349 1 |>fc.\A\(.. Sat. The Dc»utj m Primr Minister. Tun Abdul Ratak. the man who negotiated the Bangkok Accord, is prepared U» lo to Jakarta "at any time" to formall* sign the peace agreement with Indonesia. Tun Kasak told the Sunday
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    SPORE CLAMP ON CRISIS NEWS
    473 1  -  CHIA POTEIK By SINGAPORE. Sat. THE Singapore Government has introduced rules to prohibit the publication or dissemination of "protected information" without official consent, similar to those introduced in February this year by the Malaysian Government. The 1 ules are made under the Emergency (Essential Powers)
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    July 15
    247 1 SECRET COVERS GO OUT TO TRAVEL A6ENCIES AS CAUSEWAY P (for passport) DAY DRAWS NEAR LUMPUR, Sat. Prom July 15, Singapore citizens entering the States of Malaya vil] be subject to immigration controls. It is understood that final details of the preci.se controls and their manner of implementation
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    President pardons ex-President
    32 1 ISTANBUL. Sat Thr Turkish PreMdent yesierdav Rave a full pardon to ex-Presiden; Bayar 84. who was .sentenced to death in 1960 Reason lor the p-iiclon sickness and old a«e
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    Bank rate fear
    38 1 LONDON, Sat. Report* spread in British financial circle* today that the bank di*count rate, may be raised thia coming week. The BritUh bank rat* ha* stood at 6 per cent aines Juna a. 1965. KP.
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    QUOTE
    74 1 —by Mi.s.l Emk'.iiiil Janire Whiteman. who burst into tears when asked to share a room with Miss Prance .Michele Boule. during The M;.v> Universe pageant in Miami: «HE cant speak English. I like her but I like to talk too Why can't l share a room with Miss Scotland
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    Air strike talks
    27 1 NEW YORK. Sat The crippling American air strike enters it« second day loduv with both Hides summoned by the Federal Labour Department for talks.
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    Lock icon STOP PRESS
    43 1 TRAVEL BAN IN HI Xl Mil NAIROBI Sat Travel has been b.innrrl from Burundi. where 19-year-old C r o w n Prince Charles Ndin/eve has deposed his absent father Mwame (King) Mwabutsa. B urund i Radio announced. Reuter. (See Page 3)
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    Wider bombing hint by envoy
    397 1 Wider bombing hint by envoy ftANBERRA Sat. The U.S. ambassa\^jdor to Australia, Mr. Edward Clark, yesterday gave an indication that the TJnited Mates was planning to extend bombing attacks to include civilian areas in North Vietnam and so force Hanoi into talking business. The hint came in his talk at
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      The ambassador—1
      292 2 The ambassador— 1 ANOTHER FIRST FOR EDUCATION EXPERT ARIA KA L A :pur .t A dla y sian who holds a ng the to take over top posts irom expatriate educationists, now has distinction of being the country's fust "roving educational ambassador in Europe. Minister K Artanavagam whu.se appolntM permanent
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      The ambassador—2
      527 2 The ambassador— 2 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat In 1920. a shy boy of 14 got off a ship m Singapore, clutching a small bag of ciothes. He did not know a word of English or Malay. Ai« ne knew was that others, who had left his village in China's K w
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      People
      462 2 fgkw Mrs. Earl Crews, 34, VgW was sentenced at 9Y OPneva. Illinois, to die in the elertric chair for the fatal beating of her 20 -mon t h old daughter. After she was sentenced Mrs. crew.s smiled at her husband and said: "This is what I wanted." Police said
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      FOOLISH MAN SAYS JUDGE TO EX-CLERK
      117 2 1/UALA LUMPUR. Sat Mr. Justice Gill today told Teh Chong Huat. 44. a former chief clerk of the Department of Immigration, that it was "extremely foolish" of him to have taken $1,050 deposited with the department. He dismissed an appeal by Teh against the
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      Debate champions
      37 2 IPOH- an' Anderson School, Ipoh beat Sultan Abdul Hamid College of Alor Star to becomr North Malaya chamnions in the national inter-whno! rirbatmg rnmrwtition for the Tan Sri Sir Alexander Onpenheim trophy here lut night.
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      Face-wall gunmen make off with a $50,000 haul
      208 2 Face-wall gunmen make off with a $50,000 haul SINGAPORE, Saturday TWO GUNMEN today robbed the Singapore Indonesian Commercial Association in Beach Road of $50,000 an hour after the cash was drawn from the Asia Commercial Banking Corporation Ltd. The six employees of the association were working in the first-floor office
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      Motor-cyclist dies in hospital
      46 2 BAGAN SKRAI. j| I Motor-cyclist, Mu^ bin M<> h.imed. 29. «lw »v r li.Mon with a loiry on Thursday nicht dird In h day. MUM. a p;ttii plant < on hi."- »hv home v hr n the accident occurred in Bagan Serai town
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      Sata X-ray date
      29 2 SINaAPURt;. Sat— The Sat* mobile X-r*y unit will be stationed at St. Hildas Churrh. Ceylon Road between 6.30 p.m. and 9 p.m. on Tuesday and Thursday.
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      Chairman again
      24 2 KANGAR. Sat— lnche Ahmad bin Long has been re-elected chairman of the Perlis branch of the National Union or National School Teachers.
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      What does a kiss feel like? Exam girls are asked
      343 3 I OVDOV Bat Th« only male teacher at a leading girl* Kbooi ha* upatt PM«aU« with an caaay net for an end-of-term atacliah exam .na t ion The v*u-htr. Mr. Derek Bowtell, 32. asked 15-year-Jormers to detertba> u\ the raaav
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      Where teachers ask for escort to school
      145 3 Where teachers ask for escort to school KANGAK, Sat ""The Kangar OSPC, Deputy Supt. Muzamil bin Abu Bakar, today urged parents in Perlis not to manhandle teachers or take the law into their own hands. "If you have proof that a teacher has caned your child report to the Education
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      Bar girl tells of rape bid
      78 3 IPOH. Sat. A bar waitress, Llew Kirn Lien, 26. told the police that four men who took her out. last night, molested and attempted to rape her on the lonely Tanjong Rambutan Intake Road, about eight mile* from here. She said that the men
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      STUDENT PRINCE SEIZES THRONE
      276 3 WHILE PLFASURE-LOVING KING HOLIDAYS IN EUROPE HIS SON CHARLES SUSPENDS CONSTITUTION AND SACKS GOVERNMENT LONDON, Saturday TEENAGE prince with a zest for reform has today seized power in the central African kingdom of Burundi while his father was away in Europe. The father, 55-year-old King Mwambutsa
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      Treasury short? Rubbish
      119 3 Treasury short? Rubbish ITANGAR, Sat. The Perlis State Financial Officer,, Inche Ghazali bin Che Mat, yesterday denied that the State Treasury was "short of funds." "For rep.sons of security our money i& always deposited in banks and not kept in our safe," he explained. Inche Ghaza2i was commenting on allegations
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      Band contest is postponed
      47 3 BEREMBAN, Sat. The Seremban Boy Scouts Association had to postpone Its band competition last night at the Town Hall because the building was now under repair Ticket holders are advised to keep their ticket The new date of the show will be announced
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      Seeing' art show
      41 3 KUALA LUMPUR Sat— The Minister of Education Inch* Mohamwl Khlr Johari will open an exhibition on "The Art of Seeing" by the Photographic Society of Malaysia at the AIA Building exhibition hall here at 5.30 p.m on Tuesday
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      Chess contest
      31 3 SINGAPORE. Sat. The Minister of Defence. Dr. Gob Keng Swee, will open the Chess Tournament and give away prliee at the Kreta Ayer Community Centre at S pan. tomorrow.
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      CITY FATHERS BAN ALL BEATLE DISCS
      307 3 J^JANILA, Sat. Municipal Board of Caloocan City yesterday passed a resolution banning the sale, Jisolay and playing of all Beatle records in cinemas restaurants, 'lotels and recreation halls in that city. The resolution criticised the Beatles for "discourtesy and arrogance shown to the President
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      SURRENDER OR PERISH
      528 6 photo 4 News Tun to Reds: Quit or face our wrath pENAMG, Sat.— Tilt Deputy Pri m t Minister, Tun Abdul Razak, last night called on Communists still lurking in the Sarawak jungles to accept the Governments forthcoming amnesty oiler or face the "full wrath' of Malaysian
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      KHIR- THE TRADITION BREAKER
      280 6 KHIR- THE TRADITION BREAKER JPOH, Sat. Tradi-tion-breaker Inche Moha m c d Khir Johari, the Minister of Education, declared today ''practical considerations must prevail if the country is to keep up with the times." To prove his point, he said that he had done away with the month-long Puasa holidays
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      Jurnat: I never said that
      130 6 Jurnat: I never said that SINGAPORE. Sat. The Malaysian Ambassadordesignate to the Philippines. Tan Sri Abdul Hamid bin Haji Jumat, today denied havinjr made a statement in Sabah that the Philippines' claim to Sa'jah was without foundation. He was commentine on criticisms made by Congtessman Fennin Caram in Manila yesterday
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      For your day by the sea
      108 6 TODAY: Bedlll Kechll 1.44 a.m. (5.4 ft). 2.M p.m. <7.2ft>: Singapore 2.54 a.m. (7.3 ft). 4.05 p.m. 6.9 ft >: Port Dickson 10.46 am. (7.5 ft 1. 11.06 p.m. (6.7 ft); Port SweUenham 10.03 a.m. 11.8 ft). 9.58 p.m. < 10.4 ft 1 Penane
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      QUOTE
      101 6 —by the Philippines Herald on Malaysia's offer to fight smuggling from Borneo: GET cracking and despite Malaysia's commitment to help, the Philippines is dragging its fert. One reason for the delay may be the Philippine prrocrupation with the problem of how to check the entry of smuggled goods. But
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      Customs swoop on sampan
      38 6 PENANG. Sat. Customs officers of the anti-smuggling division seized a sampan with about $600 worth of uncustomed good." —tooth brushes %nd playing cards off Telok Ayer Tnwar last ntaht A man aboard was detained.
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      Thieves with taste for whisky
      48 6 IPOH. Sat. Thieves broke Into the Park Hotel here last night and escaped with about 60 bottles of whisky and brandy Keoh Tian Chee. 35. an employee in the hotel, told po'.icc that the storeroom where the liquor was kept was forced open.
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      Body in pond
      22 6 SINGAPORE The body Of yciunK uiiidentilird I «irl was found thi.s ;ittern<>uii I In a pond in Jalan DM,
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      Lock icon WEALTH and LOYALTY
      365 7 Prosperity rating and where Malaysia stands with 79 nations VLV It, Sat— Dr. Franz Pick, international expert, day classified Malaysia (including Singapore and Bruamong the poorer nations of tne world. Dr. Pick chosf 79 coun-* and divided them tbi following ca.leu \l.THY— those with than US$l U0
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      Marcos proposes alliance beyond ASA, Maphilindo
      316 7 b> Hie Mentri Besar of P«-l>ang. Dato Yahya bin Hajl Mohamed beh. at a ceremony in Kuantan last night marking Hie riot* of Uie district LanKuage Month Campaign: I AM satisfied with what in being done by the (•oxrrnment offices to make c\U-nM\e use
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      Old boys' dance
      29 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. The MPthodut Afternoon School As.-ociation mil hold a nance In aid of Us ■rholanhtpa 1 f Un d at rhf> ClnHall here on
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      $53 m. pull-in shows health of market
      491 7  - $53 m pull-in shows health of market Geoffrey Bolams B, SINGAPORE Sat. The healthy state of the capital market generally was illustrated this week by the offer and sale by United Asbestos Cement wr-ich was around 18 limes oversubscribed. The public. presumably mainly Malaysian. as the offer was restricted to
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      Senu lashes out at those who do not respec King and flag
      219 7 LANG. Sat. The Minister of Information and Broadcasting. Inche Senu bin Abdul Rahman, today lashed out at Malaysians who are not paying respect to the symbols of the nation the Yang di-Pertuan Agong, the Malaysian Flag and the
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      First for spastics
      13 7 S IN V.? P V| Kh Sal !JP4St >*"»- Uke part
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      Careless: Pan-Am to pay $37,000 damages
      149 8 VILA. Sat— The Pan American d An ways was ordered oy a court pa 000 pcs MM)) in damages to two pinotra were M: Revenue Cummlasloiier and her daughf thii harged Pan-Am rieglifence" In cancelllng their hotel n tion during a world trip in
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      Death on spot
      42 8 PAR I I B e*e behr\Mi to n* destitute, ditd on the »p<>t I as knocked dow n by lent occurred about iis lrom the scene of last lay nights collision be•»een a car and a lorrr. result«o drathn.
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      When a bride's father said no to the groom
      165 8 When a bride's father said no to the groom COURT STORY STAR. Sat.— When nis brides father ret used to allow her to live with him. a night watchman stabbed him to death, the High Court here was told today. Deraman bin Jusoh, 38, and his brother, Mohamed Noordin. 26,
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      THE STOCK EXCHANGE
      402 8 THE STOCK EXCHANGE CINGAPORE. Sat. Business in and reported to the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur Trading Rooms of the Stock Exchange today with the number of shares traded in brackets: ISDISTKIALS: C CM. (1,000) 11.61 D. (4.000) $1.56, (5.000 i $1.57. (6.000. $1.58. (36.000) $1.59, (2.000> $1.60: C.T.S. Ords. (200
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      Co-op meeting
      25 8 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. The JafTnese Co-operative Society will hold Its annual meeting at the Kalaimandapam in Scott Lane here at 10 a.m. tomorrow.
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      Date for Yong
      28 8 SINGAPORE. Sat.— The Miniiter for Health. Mr. Yong Nyuk Lin. will open a basketball tournament at the Joo Chiat Community centre tomorrow at I p.m.
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      Lock icon Palm oil firm to plant in New Guinea
      145 8 Palm oil firm to plant in New Guinea ("ANBERRA, Sat. Malay siau companies with experience in growing oil palm have recommended that New Guinea start growing oil palms in opposition to their own industry. New Guinea ha.-, nut grown oil palms betore, bui the Minister lor Territories, Mr. Charles Barnes,
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      Salesman on murder charge
      99 8 pENANG, Sat. A textile salesman. Chew Siew Woh, 19 was this morning committed to stand trial in the high court on a charge of murdering a seamstress, Lee Gaik Lan, alias Lee Nyok Lan, 25 At the dot* of ihe preliminary inquiry today, Mr. P. C.
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      Found hanging
      35 8 IPOH. Sat Sam Kal. 57. a former patient of the Central Mental Hospital. Tanjong Rambutan. was found hanging yesterday in a bathroom of a coffin shop in Hume Street where, he wu working.
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      THE PULL-OUT EXPERTS ARE ALREADY AT WORK
      285 8 OENANG. Sat The 1 Brt l-h High Commissioner. Sir Michael Walker, said here today that miliurv personnel from his country were already in Malaysia to discuss the phased withdrawal of troops "In fact, the military staff of both afcfc now working out the
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      The new frontier for fanners
      229 9 v \PORE. Sat gapure farmers were urged today to push to the utmost frontlets of their tfuiHTTt unit W i on the landmm Mm* V. laa the mt potentials of mo ■peaking at the official opening of the Sembawang rarm School the first he Republic
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      GRADUATES OF SERDANG WHO ARE GETTING AROUND EVERYWHERE
      282 9 cation In the country at all levels. Papers will be presented by distinguished speakers from the various sector* Government, college, university and private industry A special paper presented by the Food and Agriculture Ortganlsatlon. Bangkok, will aiso be discussed. Approach Ha.M Ghazall
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      POLYISOPRENE
      279 9 12-letter word that spells new danger for Malaysian rubber |£UALA LUMPUR, Three initials with two figures and a 12-letter word CIS 1, 4 polyisoprene spell danger to the future of Malaysian rubber. The Director of the Rubber Research Institute, Mr B.C. Se'|har. told the closing sessl w\ of the
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      500 again have no water
      50 9 TANJONG MALIM. S»t. Ihe 500 workers of Chanfkat A-v-a E.stat<\ near here. w*nt without water for the second t;me this week because the water pump and engine were stolen. The nm theft was last Sunday. The management installed new set bui, this too was stolen
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      Wanted: Ten spies who talk Chinese
      96 9 I ONDON. Sat.— The British Ministry of Defence ran an advertisement In Thursdays issue of The Times offering io posts on the "defence intelligence staff" to those who speak Chinese. With typical British understatement the ad Inserted by the Civil Service Commission said "an
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      Now, just how did this van get there
      119 9 Now, just how did this van get there |£UALA LUMPUR, Sat. The driver of the scooter-van (left) was injured when the vehicle plunged down the embankment of the Klang River today. The van had earlier crashed against the side of the bridge at Jalan Pekeliling. Inche Abdul Ghanl bin Jusoh,
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      Pledge by Fraser on defence
      120 9 Pledge by Fraser on defence SINGAPORE, Sat. Australia^ defence cooperation and support for Malaysia and Singapore will continue unabated despite the ending of Indonesian confrontation. The assurance was given here tonight by the Australian Minister for the Army, Mr. Malcolm Fraser. Before returning to Australia after a 10-day stay In
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      Dragnet out
      34 9 SINGAPORE. Sat. C.I.D. officers and detective*, in a crackdown recently on secret society gangsters terrorising residents in the Tiong Bahru. Queenstown and Alexandra area, have detained 12 members of the 24 trroup.
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      'Flowers day'
      27 9 KANGAR. Sat— About 5.000 flowers will be sold in Peril* from July IS to 30 to rai»» funds for the Mavav.sian Association for the Blind
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      New president
      18 9 PENANO. Sat— Mr Liew T>n Che* ha-i bwn elected president of th» Penang Civil Defence Club
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      TOUGH, VERY TOUGH SAYS TIN PRICE SENATOR
      409 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Saturday THE new tin floor p ill. loo a ton and cihng of Jl 1,400 were fixed after a 'lent; and difficult negotiation." the leader of the four-man Malaysian team to th< Internatijna l T i n Council mtftim London, Sen
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      KELANTAN HONOURS SELANGOR RULER
      644 11 KOTA BHARU. Sat. The Sultan of Kelantan, who will celebrate his 49th birthday tomorrow, has bestowed the Darjah Kerabat (Kelantan Royal Family Order) on the Sultan of Selangor, Tuanku SaJahudd:n Abdul Aziz Shah. The Kelantan Sac Mufti, Dato Kaya Perba Haji Ahmad Malier bin Hajl Ismail,
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      Extort men caught by villagers
      93 11 Extort men caught by villagers ALOR STAR. Bat. About 200 villagers today helped to arrest three men who tried to extort $3,000 from an Alor Star landowner. The men, believed to have come from Penang. called on the land owner In Kampong-Lorong Tlga and demanded the money. When the victim,
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      Robber jailed
      41 11 PKNANG. Sat A Lab"urtr, Koav Teng Senc. alm Koav Chrv Huat. 19 was .-pr.'oncrd to 18 months' lail wV>rn he was I found guilty of robbering an liriMiranre broker and his daughter's suest at a Chinese Mew Tear party.
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      Free Mecca trip paid by Ruler
      94 11 KUALA PILAH, Sat. A gift passage to Mecca awaits any Negri Sembilan State national, who wins even a second prize in the national Koran reading contest in Kuala umpur this year. The fare will be paid by the Yang di-Pertuan Besar from his privy
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      Co-op exhibition
      37 11 IPOH. Sat.— An exhibition showing the development and profrn»s made by the co-opera-tive movement in Peruk will b* held the Bt. Jnhn Ambulance Association hall her* tomorrow to celebrat* IntamaJJflßal Oo- I ot*r*t*» OH. j
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      Loyalty must be total
      122 11 Loyalty must be total DORT DICKSON. Bat. A soldier* lo>alty to his unit and hi.s country should be 100 per cent, 578 new soldiers were told today. The Deputy Chief of the General Staff. Brigadier Dato Ibrahiiri bin Ismail, said this after taking the salute at a pa.vsiug-out parade of
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      Mr. Umjardi starts talks on SI 50 m grab
      141 11 LONDON, Sat. An Indonesian mission and British officials opened talks here yesterday on matters arsing from £J5O million worth of British assets taken over by the Indonesian Government in 1964 The mission, led by the Deputy Foreign Minister. Mr Umjardi. will
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      Police hunt for robbers who hurt taxi driver
      95 11 BUTTERWORTH. Sat. Butterworth police are trying to trace three Europeans, believed to be Servicemen, who assaulted a taxi driver and robbed him of $14 last night. The trio left the taxi driver, Yahaya bin Man, 45, lying unconscious on the road at
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      341 3 YOU MAY HAVE LIVED ON EARTH BEFORE I New places, or people you pass in the street, may seem oddly familiar to you. Have you known them in a previous life? You wonder why yon are living on earth to-day and for what purpose you are here. Certain secrete of
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      'Sorry I flew across the Atlantic— I made a mistake...'
      1082 4 'Sorry I flew across the Atlantic— I made a mistake...' STARTING TODAY THIS week thousands of people will fly in jet airliners, knowing that every mile of their progress is tracked, that any deviation from schedule would be instantly recorded. HOW different things war* in aviation's primitive days, barely 30
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      THEN THEY PUT HIM IN THE LIARS CLUB
      3023 5 gether was true that in th« previous year. Irked by the persistent refusals of th« Bureau Air Comme r r iu.au had threatened to do exactly thi"Why not land at floya Bennett Field late one evening." he had said, "when senior officials
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      131 7 STOP m PARTY M BREATH m I. < ;n«iv M "lVcn'u-nt. r K m >'<ili> m-i.[ m ■B\ ajsatfl putirwr icklj.— <W drop i Cold S 0 loin; ir a-J >ou're conndtnt Jgjin. •KITS: IICUM-S MUH LTCL NXHI SIIONIE MthmaMucus Loosens First Day Don't Ut coaching, anaaafac, •h-klnf attacks of
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    IN MEMORIAM
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        The moon and supremacy
        168 10 r |iHE race to the moon is gathering momentum. The Russian scientific station now orbiting the earth is in itself a major spacemark. Last year the American astronauts Gordon Cooper and Charles Conrad spent eight days in space in a state of weightlessness to show that
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        Black spots
        118 10 QUITE a number of motorists in Singapore drive too fast. Quite a number, too, are careless. As a result 231 people were killed on Singapore roads last year. Another 9.040 were Injured. Very rightly the National Safety First Council formed last week is concerned by this disastrous state
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        The champs
        145 10 "PNGLISH cricket given up for dead after the war, then revived and swung to the top by Hutton in the middle fifties is once again in danger of touching bottom. Last year England lost to South Africa, drew with Australia. This year three tests have shown that they
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      Why LBJ gave in to the 'Hawks'
      925 10  -  DAVID ENGLISH HE NEEDS VICTORY IN VIETNAM TO WIN VICTORY AT THE POLLS BY THE bombing ol Hanoi is not only a dramatic development in \yorld affairs it is a deadly and critical moment in the political life of President Lyndon Baines Johnson.
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      THE GIANT CLAM FROM PULAU TIOMAN
      224 10 THE GIANT CLAM FROM PULAU TIOMAN By JUDITH YONG SINGAPORE. Sat. Partly hidden In the anchor shed behind the National Museum is a Riant fossil clam a rust-colnured leftover from earth's pleistocene era thousands of years old. The clam was recently unearthed by the RAF Seletar Sub-Aqua Club on the
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      Blackened skulls and lesson of Evergreen Avenue
      674 10  -  RONALD RANSOM c THE small open patch of ground, surrounded by thickets of bamboo and bordered by a narrow stream, has all the appearance of being isolated and detached from the busy life of the city and the traffic which roars day and
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      364 12 tgbychua grandmother, a Queen At the palace a wife, THE Raja Permaisuri Agong is busy converting her palace, the Istana Negara, into a liome lor her husband and grandchildren. She is creating a restful atmosphere by filling the Istana with flowers and music. Her favourite instrument is the piano, and
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      Dear Jane Lee
      405 12 •IF YOU have a problem of the heart, write to Mist |ane Lee. If you jutt have a problem, drop a line to The Know Alls. Their address: The Sunday Times. Times House, River Valley Road, Singapore 9. No replies by post. I WAS dated often by
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      Dear Know Alls
      291 12 Dear Know Alls I LOST both my legs during a motor accident. I have been told that there is a handicapped persons service operated by the Federation government to assist such persons as me. How can I get in touch with the people that run this service? JOSHUA CHUA Get
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        848 13 On the hot sands the briefest bikini DAVID KRAAL at the new films PAINING .Ic.iii Paul Belmondo and I'r suhi Andrei is out' sure v;iy of bring inji; in Hie loot ;i| thfl box-office. Belmondo is the Continental rage an ador far from aandaoaae, but with that something they c;ill
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        THE THEATRE
        152 13 THE THEATRE YEHUDI Menuhin described UsUd All Akbar Khan as "an absolute genius... the greatest musician in the world and it Is this renowned Indian musician who Is giving a saroc recital on Tuesday at the Singapore Conference Hall It was. IB fact. Mr. Menuhin who "discovered" this brilliant performer
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      526 13 LIDO (Singapore) OPENS TUESDAY I Fernandel cooks up a matrimonial bouillabaisse 1 a i W^l W adult ery~l kRJMha >i >m Imnt m *m» Lfi Cartiy 0-*>aaw H iji»a» I MUM B French Film with Supfnni|><iscil In^lish Ntil»tiiU-N a LI DO Coming ti^F*. a Filmed Partly 10 fP, a PULAU
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      757 13 TV SINGAPURA (HANNEL 5 to East European countries P.M.- 12.55 Programme bum- tChlmse version) fI.OO News mary In All Languages: I.UO And Newsreel In English; 9.20 Belajar-lah Bahasa Kebangsaan; Linesman; U. 40 Sam Benedict— 1.05 My Mother The Car ("I "The Bird Of Warning"; 10.35 Would Rather Do II Myself"':
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      GREAVES BOOSTS WORLD CUP HOPES FOR ENGLAND
      974 17 SPECIAL REPORT TO SUNDAY TIMES LONDON, Saturday ORLD- WIDE audience ot man> millions the largest r any sports event in hisiory will watch the 1966 .d soccer Cup finals which begin here on Monday. Queen Elizabeth will attend the opening match between England
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      Russians show nothing new but.
      270 17 f'ATEHEAD. Sat.^Th< \I Rusaian* have beei attracting most attention of the Group 4 World Cup team* gathered in the northeast of Lngland The North Koreans rank outsiders in the competition, have been caii sine some distractions with criticisms of training grounds and demands for meals
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      Lions beat North Auckland in slogging forward battle
      167 17 \VHANGAREI. Sat. The touring British Lions Rugby Un.tm Team, who play New Zealand in the first international ntxt Sxiurday. beat Nurth Auckland by six point* to three here today. It was their tifth win in nine matches played on the New Zealand
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      Yorkshire win again
      245 17 1 ONDON, Sat. Yesterday's M 1 county cricket result* were: At Bradford: Yorkshire bt Essex by 139 runs. Yorlcs 283-8 and 123-3 dec: Essex 125 and 122 (A. Nicholson 6-32). Yorka 12pts. At Worcester: Match drawn. Worcestershire 252 and 211-6 dec: Northamptonshire 119 and 193-3 (P. Reynolds
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      Gloucester 1-0
      21 17 TELUK ANBON, Sat. Gloucester Estate beat St. Anthony's School 1-0 In a division two soccer league match here yesterday.
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      IT'S MUSIC, SONGS AND DANCES AT THE GAMES
      109 17 BANGKOK. Sat. Countries participating in next December s Asian Games here have been informed they could send cultural troupes "to brighten the spirit of th* gamer" A news release of the public relations romm!*tee of the Asian G&mes said the organising committee
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      ASIR BEATS OWN 400 m RECORD TO WIN BEST PERFORMANCE AWARD
      278 17 KUALA LUMPUR, Saturday. SEAP Games 400 metres record holder Asir Victor of Perak won the best performance award for his record-breaking 400 metres in the National Electricity Board's athletic meet which ended today at Pantai. His time was 49.6
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      Tew Gee goes to last eight
      113 17 SINGAPORE. Sat. Dafending singles champion Wong Tew Gee cleared his first hurdle when he beat Joseph Tay 15-4, 15-7 in the national badminton championship at Gulllemard Road yesterday. Tew G«e who drew a by* In the first round meets the former Malaysian Malays tingle*
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      A tame draw as WI go slow
      150 17 A tame draw as WI go slow I ONDON. Sat. The West Indies' three-day match with Middlesex ended tamely in a draw at Lord's here yesterday and the i touring side s dull and unenterprising batting throughout the match won them no new admirers. They took five and a quarter
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      Golf at estate
      23 17 SUNOEI PATANI. Sat Th» Kedah open gr>;; championship" will be hpld al Harvard Estate here on July 23 and 24
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      5 banned for year
      46 17 IPOH. Sat. Five players of the Batang Padang District women's basketball team who walked off the court In a Perak inter-district match against Sungei Slput-Chemor combined on Thursday night were impended for one year by the Perak Amateur Basketball Association here today.
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      Holders beaten
      37 17 KUALA KANOSAR. Sat. Talplng Malays rallied strongly In the second half to beat Ipoh Malays, holders. 1-2 In the final of the Perak Malays lnter-dlstrict soccer rompeMtton to win the Sultan Vussuf Cup here today.
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      Rodgers takes the lead with a superb last nine 30
      457 17 ■.tUIRFIELD, Sat. Phil Rodgers, iTI 28-year-old American from Pensacola, Florida, cut down the last nine holes of the tough Muirfleld course to 30 brilliant strokes yesterday to take the lead In th« British open golf championship. A third round of
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      OLYMPIC TORCH SAVED FOR SUMMER CUP
      256 18  -  EPSOM JEEP RACING WITH QLYMPIC TORCH, an up-and-coming sprinter, should make a safe each-way bet in the $15,000 Summer Cup over 6f (Race 5) at Bukit Timah this afternoon. This Beaux Walk five-year-old has already chalked up three impressive wins over sprint distances. At
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      167 18 BEST BETS: Grecian Bay, Olympic Torch, Flawless. Best Forecast: Flawless and Golconda in Rare 6 The ***** is soft. i norn mm > %i i wn ioisiik BTOR\Tr.I.I.tR MUKUMIIK I.IOKI >TKFAM Mutineer LMkj I urk -lie. Lark) l.uckt Mutineer Hettet GRMIW R\\ Ml II lOW /OlH\gil Zodiagur hinrv irMiurf
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      Storyteller gets chance for winning break
      943 18 Storyteller gets chance for winning break IF Storyteller is ever to A win anything here is his chance. This four-year-old has been running good races and deserves a winning break in Race 1. First time out at Ipoh In January Storyteller was third over 5Jf. He ran the useful Gypsy
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      BT TIMAH -4th day
      1295 18 Race 1—2.0 Cl 3 Div 3 ($8,000) 7f 15 yds 1 ***** Mutineer a (Wan) ten 9 0 (F) Movham 2 ***** Storyteller (Chattls Hill > Bagby Jr 4 8.13 (SF) Posner 13 S 77 Tallette cTallette) Daniels 4 B.l' Sublan 10 4 ***** Priam g
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      British triumph for Jack Nicklaus
      80 19 MIUtPIBL» (lllBlBBl). tai. t»M grmtm trmm t IIMBjB OM*. laatay aea««4 a eaw-esfasw T**mj U>* "rtalßal aawr. raMatUaffJf ftSSaTaMMWffM VsWI BbAbl Bsßiiu **mn a abOTt partt a* taw fta*! trrrn tar a SI II illCh» hmd aa iftrfftu tt far IW 72 twtaa. ii mi
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      Penang score double over Kedah
      203 19 Penang score double over Kedah nSNANO. Sat. Penang X scored a badminton double today when they b»at Kedah in the Heah Joo Seang Cup (boys) and Lee Kok Chee Cup (girls) to become the North Zone champions In the Inter-state schools badminton competition. In the Heah Cup match played at
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      AUSSIE SOCCER RESULTS
      358 19 SYDNEY. Sat. Result* of Australian Association tootball matches played today were NSW NORTH DIV. 1 Mayfleld 0 Weston 0. NSW ll.li UIV 1 Hakoah 3 Cumberland 0, 8t George 6 Corinthians 2. 6th Sydney 3 Apia 1. NSW FED DIV 3 Canterbury 5 Sutherland 0, Menu 1
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      Butterworth to Ipoh cycle race on July 17
      85 19 Butterworth to Ipoh cycle race on July 17 IPOH. Sat. The Ipoh Boya Club is organising an open 10 miles cycle race from Butterworth to Ipoh. on Sunday, Ju!j 17. at 7.30 am Competitors are to assemble at the Butterworth clock tower at 630 a.m. for briefing. Entries should be
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      Y.T. Kiang win gold shield
      55 19 BATU OAJAH. Bat. T. T. Kaang, of Ipoh. von the gold shield for Klnta District open baselcetball tournament when they 'eat Sau Phang of Batu Oajah 64-52 yesterday. The junior section championship went to Yee Hoi. also of Ipoh. who beat Ming Ngan. of Ipoh'
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      Army-SICC golf
      25 19 SINOAPORE. Bat. Army, the current inter-Services golf champions, will meet Singapore Island Country Club in their annual match at 6 ICC course tomorrow.
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      Gatot Kacha snatches short head win for three-in-a-row
      2087 19 Gatot Kacha snatches short head win for three-in- a-row CINGAPORE, Sat. Nine-year-old Gatot Kacha, with apprenRod Allan riding a great finish, snatched a short head win from Lark to make it three off the reel at Buklt Timah here today. Gatot Kacha paid $94 for a win. Magnificent King, with
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      SAOA RUNS FASTEST (1: 59.0) 800 m BY SCHOOLBOY
      302 20 SAOA RUNS FASTEST (1: 59.0) 800 m BY SCHOOLBOY SINGAPORE, Sat- A Sadayappan. Singapore's top schoolboy middle distance runner ran a magnificent lmin 58 9 in the 800 heats at the SAAA Junior championships at Farrer Park today. Thla is the fa*te*t time t>> a Btnfjnri or MaJayftl&n schoolboy tills
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      Lock icon MOMENTS OF JOY AND DISMAY
      61 20 DISMAY for Singapore opening batsman. Jeffrey Jeremiah who looks dejected as a chorus of appeals by Negri fielders rings out. Paceman Jakeman dances with joy. Seconds later umpire Cook raises his finger. Jeremiah was caught behind the wicket for four runs off the mond ball
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      Cheryl knocks off sprint records galore but misses the big ones
      474 20 Cheryl knocks off sprint records galore but misses the big ones KuALA LUMPUR, Saturday. i^HERYL DORALL. the 16-year-old Bukit Nahas Convent student stole the show in the Selangor Schools Sports Council annual athletic meet which concluded at the Merdeka Stadium today. Cheryl cracked two meet, Malaysian Schools and Selangor records
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      P. Gatha, Craven add 85 as— Spore get 229
      421 20  - P. Gatha, Craven add 85 as Spore get 229 ERNEST FRIDA By Singapore, Saturday IVEGRI Sembilan, with all their first innings wickets in hand, were 199 runs behind Singapore at the end of the first day's play in the south zone MCA inter-state tournament match on the SCC padang today.
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      Armed Forces, Police in keen tussle for lead
      373 20 Armed Forces, Police in keen tussle for lead JTUALA T.UMPUR. Sat. Malaysian Poluc and Malay.Man Armed Force* wer» locked in a keen duel for the first innings lead in their annual Caldwell Cup cricket match which started at Gur- ney Road today. At stumps Police had scored 120 runs for
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      Raman sets PWD record
      80 20 r>H, Sat. Only one record wa* set on the second day oi the Perak PWD sports here today. M Raman. who clocked 15:44.5 for the 5.000 m yesterday to beat his 1962 Perak n..'e record by 25 1. ran the 1.500 m today In 4:19.4 to
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      Perak thrash Kedah by inns
      140 20 ALOR STAR. Sat. Perak beat Kedah by an Innings and 50 runs In their MCA league match here today. Perak, who declared at 189 for four yesterday, dismissed Kedah for 72 and 67 KEDAH 2nd INNS: Aziz Hashlm c Rarvlr b Aziz Ismail 2. Mokhtar
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      Malaya Cup clincher
      97 20 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. Selangor. with a 2-0 win at Kuala Trengganu on July 1 to their credit, will meet Trengganu with more confidence in the second-leg of the inter-zone final In the Malaya Cup eoccer competition at Merdeka Stadium tomorrow (kick-off 8 p.m >. The winners on
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      HECTORJAGDEV STAND PROPS S'GOR
      332 20 HECTORJAGDEV STAND PROPS S'GOR KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. Selangor looked well poised for an innings victory over Penang in their last MCA tournament north zone matcti at the end of the first day's play on the padang today. After scoring 251 in their first innings. Selangor had taken seven Penang wickets
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      Cup tie drawn
      24 20 SINGAPORE, an..— Singapore Joint Services »nd Malacca played a scoreless dra* in ihelr Malaya Cup match at Jalan Besar stadium today.
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      Majeed is Perak Police athletic champion
      320 20 IPOH. Sat. Probation? ry 1 inspector Abdul Majeed became the champion athlete at the Perak Police contingent athletic championships on the municipal padang here today. He broke the 400 m and 800 m records, was second in the 200 m and the 400 m
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      45 20 a Honolulu boxing promoter yesterday asked the World Boxing Association 'o investigate the possible return match between junior middleweight champion Kirn Ki-Soo of South Korea and former titleholder Nino Venvenuti of Italy, He said that WBA rules forbid contracts calling for return matches.
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    84 19 CABLE RECEIVED from Ceylon that Sivayokam Poothathamby Mster of SonriMindram 8 Road 12 108 Pttalmg Jaya and Subramantam Railways Fa llm passed away at Telllppalal on 9-7-66 MR. SEAH TENG Khoon. age 70. passed away peacefully at his residence 6A, Loke Yew Street on 9.766. leaving behind his beloved
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