The Straits Times, 13 July 1966

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    24 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 150.000 The National Newspaper The Straits Times Estd. 1845 WEDNESDAY, JULY 13, 1966 15 CENTS M.C.(P) 1629 KDN 2034
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    A big Negri cheer for King, Queen
    455 1 A big Negri cheer for King, Queen gfcKOIBAN, Tues. Thousands of people I<ml;iy jj;i\e tin- Y;nii; di-Peruum .\i;<)ii<4 and the Raji IVniwisnri Agong a rousing Royal wcloome he n they arrived here lo begin Iheir three-day State visit. Heavy rain, which fell since early morning, stopped minutes before the Royal
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    Separate visas from Friday f
    384 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday T^HE long-established common immigration system between Malaysia and Singapore ends on Friday, and with it goes the use of a common visa for the two territories. This means non-Commonwealth aliens visiting the two countries must have separate visas. Holders of Singapore or
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    Negara switches support to Sli
    136 1 KUCHING. Tues. Party Negara Sarawak, which sided with Dato Stephen Kalong Ningkan during the recent Sarawak Alliance crisis, has decided to support the new Chief .Minister. Penghulu Tawi Sli. After a three hour emergency meeting of the party's executive committee this evening, it was announced
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    Audience for envoy
    27 1 KLANG. Tues.— The Sultan of Selangor today received in audience the Singapore High Commissioner to Malaysia. Mr Lien Ylng Chow, at Istana Alam Shah.
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    Lock icon Hold-up of work permit for Malaysian: probe-'
    200 1 Hold-up of work permit for Malaysian: probe-' LONDON, Tues. A Labour MP.. Mr. Hugh Jenkins, yesterday asked in the House of Commons If the Ministry of Labour knew that Commonwealth citizens wishing to work in the British entertainment world were treated less favourably than aliens. He said he referred particularly
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    Lock icon Healey sees HK army units
    49 1 HONG KONG. Tues.— The British Defence Secretary, Mr. Denis Healey. today toured British military units in the New Territories, less than three miles from the Chinese Communist border. Mr. Healey and his wife flew in last night from Jesselton for a two-day visit. AP.
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    Gibraltar talks
    20 1 LONDON. Tues Spain and Britain resumed talks here today on Gibraltar after an Interval of nearly two months.
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    Lock icon Just fancy that...
    77 1 LONDON. Tues. Money from Heaven rained down on driver Aubrey Blyth's lorry as he travelled along a main road near Boston. No pennies, but pounds. He stopped his lorry amid a shower of currency. I scooped up €500 worth and handed It to police. Housewife Mrs. Jean
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    Lock icon Russians cancel sports meet in the U.S.
    777 1 Russians cancel sports meet in the U.S. PROTEST OVER THE VIETNAM WAR... MOSCOW. Tuesday. pi'SSIAN s|w)rlsiiK'ii decided last ni^ht to cancel their annual athletics mutch with the United States in protest n&iinsi American "atrocities" in Vietnam. The decision was announced after a protest meeting held a few hours before the
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    Malaysian nurse found wounded
    112 1 Malaysian nurse found wounded T ONDON. Tues. A Malaysian nurse. Miss Lisa Leong, 21. is dangerously ill with a throat wound in hospital at Baintree. Essex, alter being found last night in a secluded country cottage with a Fijian. Mr. Govind Gounder, 27, who is also suffering from a similar
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    Lock icon STOP PRESS
    37 1 TROOPS STAYING LONDON. Tues. Prime Minister I!;irnld Wilson t«»ld Parliament toda> stationing of British troops in Australia MM complex and Britain intended to stay at Sinu.t pore bas t > unle*s it bee ami untenable. Reuter.
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      CAPTI BED PILOTS WILL HI TRIED AS CRIMINALS
      126 2 CAPTI BED PILOTS WILL HI TRIED AS CRIMINALS I dm tic. mM jrotcrtfay »Ml<] br min.tN h\ j spr«i.il <>m tia»<»i «ay -I i rnmrnt ••I thr IN-lIKHf.ln Re »llh Hill form a |N "l". i.urt b<--ni h jplurril pilolo from irr will fer kriMuht (li^pjti h MM Not Pow'i
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      Skydiver drowned
      39 2 OXFORD .Tasmania). Tues Leigh Bmdshaw. a 29-year-old sk> diver who Jumped from h plane 6.000 ft above a seaside golf {our»e here today, was drowned i after being carried out to sea by I an offshore breeae.
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      Lock icon British troops in Thailand
      66 2 LONDON. Tues. Mr G<-r«.d Reynolds, the Army Minister, was MBCtf n i tie House of Commons nl.iy how many British troops were stationed in Thailand, their whereabouts and how long they would stay there He replied "About 400. at Bangkok and Leong Nok Tha. Thoae uho
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      'More air attacks' warning
      204 2 McNamara: We will hit harder if Ho steps up infiltration into South Vietnam U SHIN GTON Turs. The U.S. Secretary >t Defeace, Mr Robert McNama- < relay it nuy,ht be vecessary to nuicuse tne air attacks against North Vietnam it infiltration into the south stepped up
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      Look to your own strength to defeat US, Hanoi told
      412 2 rjHINA has counselled the Vietnamese to look to their own strength and resources to defeat the forces of the United Slates. To observers here it looked like an Indication that the Chinese did not intend to send troops into Vietnam
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      'France to test first H-bomb in 1968'
      186 2 PARIS, lues. Franre will explode her first experimental hydrogen bomb in Htl and it is rxprctrd to br operational by 1970. Armed Force* .Ministrr Pierre Messmer said In an interview here, with the magaxine Paris-Match. Thr Ministrr said that thr Frrnch Government would
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      Pay demand
      23 2 MELBOURNE. Tues. More than SOO air hostesses with Australia's domestic airlnv lodged claims for pay rises of about 50 per cent.
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      25 killed
      25 2 PIETERSBURG 'Northern Transvaal), Tues. Twenty-five Africans were killed ni a collision between a train and a bus on a level crossing last night.
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      China bans tourist trips to Peking this summer
      107 2 DARIS. Tues. China has banned tourist trips organised to Peking this summer by French travel agencies, an agency spokesman said yesterday. The warning telegram from the Chinese tourist organisation, Luxingshe, spoke of reception difficulties including shortages of guides and beds, the spokesman
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      Lock icon Beatles deny they ever made arrangements to meet Mrs. Marcos
      339 2 Beatles deny they ever made arrangements to meet Mrs. Marcos JJRIAN Epstein, manager of the Beatles, denied last night that the music group had ever made arrangements to meet Mrs. Marcos wife of the President of the Philippines, either alone or with members of leading Filipino families Furthermore, said Mr.
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      Lock icon East of Suez: Wilson's pledge to Holt
      268 2 East of Suez: Wilson's pledge to Holt I ONDON.Tuos Tht Prune Minister. Mr. Harold Wilson, yesterday assured the Australian Prime Mini Mi. Harold Holt, that Britain intended to maintain its role ol Sue/, well informed sources said Mr Hult arrived here la>t week after his talks htngton with President Johnson.
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      Sandys to meet lan Smith
      56 2 SALISBURY. Tues. Mr. Duncan Sandys, former Conservative Commonwealth Secretary, had a meeting la-sting over two hours yesterday with the Rhodesian Governor. Sir Humphrey Gibbs Mr. Sandys, who arrived here from London on Sunday night on a private vi.Mt, also ha* an appointment with the Prime
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      Lock icon Please pass the pliers, the girls are ready for a fitting
      123 3 Please pass the pliers, the girls are ready for a fitting IN THIS age of technology, was perhaps lnpv: table that timehonoured fashion technique* should undergo some change. And inevitable, too, that the latest trend-conscious James Bond film "Casino Royale" should feature the new fashion. So Paris designer Paco Rabanne
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      Lock icon Town in mourning because a priest wed
      232 3 piRAI (Brazil). Tues. The wedding of a priest has plunged this town near Rio de Janeiro into controversy, and moved another priest to declare a state of mourning. The civil wedding took place on Saturday, joining Father Ciro Verdan Monteiro de Carvalho. and
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      Lock icon Ford grant to Australia
      46 3 NEW YORK. Tues. The Pord Foundation announced an US$BO,OOO grant to Australia last nignt to complete construction of I an instrument to make electronic observations of solar phenomena. The gTHnt wan awarded to the Commonwealth Scientific and In- dustrial Research Organisation.— AP.
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      Lock icon Japanese triumph
      31 3 NAIROBI. Tues. A 13-man Japanese team returned here in inumph yesterday alter conquering 17 000 ft. Mount Kenya and I planting tne Japanese flag on the I summit— AP.
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      Lock icon The F-111 sets record at 1,665 m.p.h.
      106 3 The F-111 sets record at 1,665 m.p.h. FORTH WORTH (Texas). Tues— A U.S. Air Force K 111 swing-wing fighter-bomber a version of which Britain plans to buy has flown at a record 1,665 m.p.h or two and a half times the speed of sound, the manufacturers. General Dynamics Corporation, announced
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      Lock icon Children die in car parked in the sun
      231 3 Children die in car parked in the sun \|IAMI. Tues. Three aTI small children died yesterday in a car parked in the hot sun with the windows rolled out. They could have smothered or sweltered to death in temperatures that may have reached 130 degrees, officials said. T:»eii- mother. Oeraldine
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      Lock icon Commonwealth critics 'will be pushing up daisies first'
      112 3 I ONDON, Tues— Critics now writing obituaries of the Commonwealth will be "pushing up daisies" themselves long before it comes to an end, the Duke of Edinburgh said here yesterday. He told the conference of the British Commonwealth Ex- Veterans League at
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      Lock icon 150 villages under water
      51 3 CALCUTTA. Tues. More than ISO villages, In North Bihar Slate arc under uatrr after three rivers in the region burst their banks on Sunday, according to reports reaching here yesterday At least 300.000 people have been affected and the floodwaters arc still rising, threatening other areas.
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      Lock icon Fate of Reds is matter for Indonesia alone: Malik
      241 3 JAKARTA, Tues. J The Indonesian Foreign Minister, Mr. Adam Malik, said yesiprday that the fate of Communists jailed here for alleged complicity in last year's Mbortive coup was a matter for Indonesia alone. Mr. Malik was comment- JAKARTA. Tuesday ing on
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      Lock icon Travel restrictions to Red countries eased
      137 3 WASHINGTON. Tues. For the third time since last December, the U.S. State Department yesterday eased its travel restrictions to China. North Vietnam. North Korea. Albania and Cuba. In a re-statement of guidelines covering exceptions to restrictions, the Department opened up the following new category
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      Lock icon Cobra kills a snake expert
      148 3 CANTA ANA (California). Tues. A veteran hrrprtonci^t was killed by a large Indian King Cobra at his home, polite reported yesterday. His wife died from a similar bite in I Investigator* said Wo ley Howard Dickinson. 41. was bitten on Sunday night while trying to
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      157 3 Wouldn't it be nice if there really are magic carpets? Then there would be no agony of traffic jam. No maintenance bills to be met. And, no parking problem. Unfortunately this could not be so. However, there ore beautiful, functional carpets rugs of lasting value, handwoven by skilled traditional craftsmen
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    A $53,000 claim for lost watches
    140 4 SINGAPORE. Tues.— The Thai Airways International Ltd. today denied negligence in a High Court civil claim for $53,142.97, being the value of eight cases of wrist watches, which had been found missing from its cargo store at the Paya Lebar airport In September 1962
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    11 months as a nation—by Che Yusof
    252 4 11 months as a nation by Che Yusof SINGAPORE, Tuesday. JMIK President of Singapore, Indie Yuaot bin lsh;ik, today viid that 11 months of indcpendencc had dnßonstralad Unit the people could more than hold themselves as a separate and distinct nation in "this tumultuous corner Of tht* world. Through a
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    Back from Europe for recital at home...
    84 4 SINGAPORE, Tues— Mr. Yu Chun Yee (above) will give a piano recital at the Conference Hall on Thursday, July 21, at 8.45 p.m. Yu. who has studied and played in London, Spain and Paris for many years, will present sonatas by Scarlatti, Beethoven,
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    Julliard string quartet to play here
    187 4 Julliard string quartet to play here SINGAPORE. Tues. A programme of string quartet music, balanced between the work of famous classic composers and modern musicians, will be presented by the Julliard String Quartet in Singapore during two public performances on Friday and Saturday at the Cultural Centre. At Its opening
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    Raffles win two titles
    49 4 SINGAPORE, Tues. Rallies Institution won both the boys' and girls' sections of the 1966 Interschools' chess championship. Delta East School i.s the champion in the primary section for the fourth successive year A total of 30 teams from 24 schools took part in the championship.
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    Havoc in hotel sector-a warning from Ho
    375 4 Havoc in hotel sector-a warning from Ho SINGAPORE, Tues. Thi> secretary general of the National Trades Union Congress, Mr. Ho See Beng, h;is called for a mobilisation of Singapore's hotel workers for the vital task of economic development. In a message to the Food, Drinks and Allied Workers" Union for
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    Club president
    36 4 SINGAPORE, Tues— Mrs. G.L. Louis will be Installed as the new president of the Inner Wheel Club of Singapore at an Installation dinner to be held at Adelphl Hotel at 8 p.m. on Thursday.
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    I saw friend stabbed to death outside cinema, court told
    215 4 I saw friend stabbed to death outside cinema, court told SINGAPORE, Tues. A 16-year-old youth told a murder inquiry today how his childhood friend was stabbed to death outside the Canton Cinema in Great World Park last year. Chong Pey Khoon was testifying at the inquiry in which Tan Chin
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    Death fall riddle
    67 4 CINGAPORE, Tues. A Chinese man, who fell to his death from the 10th floor of a block of flats in Beo Crescent on Sunday, has still to be identified. There were no identification papers on him. Police described the man as about 50 years old, five feet
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      52 4 The weather Highest and lowest temperatures in Malaysia and Singapore for the period 8 p.m. Monday to 8 p.m yesterday: Highest Lowest Kuala Lumpur 82 73 Kota Bharu 90 75 Penang 84 73 Ipoh 86 73 Malacca 82 75 Singapore 90 77 C Highlands 68 61 Je.s.selton 88 75 Kuchlng
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    Chia makes defence on why he printed article
    1175 5 Chia makes defence on why he printed article SEDITION TRIAL: SIXTH DAY Reporter Cheong Yip Seng SINGAPORE. Tuesday BAKISAN SOSIALIS MP Chu Tliyc Poh. making his defence today at trie sedition U tal huro. said he did not know who was tht> writer ot an allegedly seditious article which he
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    Meeting with musicians
    39 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues.— The Juilliard String Quartet will meet local niuMi/unt, [or an 'nteichaiiße of ideas at a workshop tomorrow. ThP workshop will be held at ft pm in the Lincoln Cultural Centre, Loke Yew Buildin*.
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    $2,000 donation
    28 5 SINGAPORE I ii Kuok i Smeauore i I. It! 01 CupeOter Street has don.«;ed S2 000 to the jcnohunhhi nind oi the Malay Youth Literary Association.
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    Switch-on day
    33 5 SINGAPORE Tues. —1 he Minister of State for Education. Incur Rahim bosk, will switch on ihr new itrMt lighting at Kampons Goii Clux) and Kampona Haiiiah at 730 v.m. on Satuidav
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    $850,000 damage to estate caused by storm
    245 5 $850,000 damage to estate caused by storm J^LALA LUMPUR, Tuts. I\ A freak storm, with a 4b mph stront wind, destroyed or damaged ••(I 0110 rubber trees at Bukit Kajah Estate near KlaiiK. it was disclosed to<i.i\ The storm in April also destroyed about \OOO rubber trees at Seafirld Estates.
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    Cakes gift by Kaum lbu
    57 5 PENANG. Tues. The North Province Wellesley Umno Kaum lbu dhrWon will distribute calces and other delicacies to patients of the Butterwoith General Hospital on Surday to commemorate ProphPt Mohamcd's birthday. The Null binte Arshad. chairman ol tlir Kaum lbu division, will lr:ul a grouD to
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    Writers withdraw High Court suit
    135 5 '['HE National Writers' A.--socuUon withdrew its .suit against the Oxford University Press in the High Court here today alter the two sides had come to an out-o[-court settlement The dispute, which started In 1962. was over payments for short stories contained in "Mekar dan Segar,"
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    Father who thrashed daughter, 19: 'Let bygones be bygones..."
    133 6 SINGAPORE. Tu«t. r PHE worried parents of 19-year old seamstress Lim Bah Eng. who has been missing for the past three weeks, today appealed to her to return home. Her father. Mr. Lim Eng Tat. 50. said: "Bah Eng left home
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    Lock icon DETONATOR NOT AMMO' APPEAL
    279 6 4 MAN facing the death sentence in Malaysia on Internal Security Act charges contended in a petition to the Judicial Committee of the Privy Council today that hand grenade detonators were not "ammunition." Their Lordships said they would report to the Yang diPertuan Agong their opinion
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    Shorthand contest
    32 6 IPOH- Tuei. About 60 candii dates will participate m Mai.iy shorthand contest at the Kinta School of Commerce here on Sunday in conjunction with the NaI tiunal Language Month campaign.
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    Man accused of immodest kisses...
    70 6 Man accused of immodest kisses SI NO A PORK, lues.— A man who allegedly kissed woman twite within luo days was charged in court uith outraK'nt; her modesty Hao Pow Chin is alleged to lirst kissed 100 Ah Lan at the RAF Sergeants Mess. lianui on July ti Two afternoons
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    Available to all parties
    60 6 KANOAR. Tues C'ommiunty lialls in Perils can be used by any pumiCHl paity for ineetn gatherings if ihe pariv offlicials concerned obtain permission from the committee in charge The State Secretary. Inche Abdul Rahman bin Lebui Abbus. said this in reply to the Perli-cm-usion of the
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    Another $55 m loan for Malaysia Plan
    177 6 L LUMPUR. IV The MiiuTan announri d th now million pendii the public I tin 1 Malaysia Plan He support Ihe loan in their own mtrn;iLs.> for the .sake of tl tion Mr Pan importance of don I ensure the sucewt of 'h«
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    MIC officials
    33 6 Thamboe v .dent of the Rawang branch of th« annual n Bund elected wivr. VllT-, 11l U. I iimu: .secretary. Mr S Antl J Ml P. Maiilam. iTNMNTi Ml. P chanathan.
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    Body in river
    31 6 ihilK AMBOM i > Powered the body of a w» man. N. Ormwipw l U pent; Luw Sum Horn nif Suneel Jri.iwui. a tributary of Us >< River- iMHiuhl rvpniiiK.
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    Dr. Toh hits out at S'pore vandals
    190 6 CINGAPOREs Deputy Prime Mini.xter. Dr. Toh Chin Chye, last night lashed out at public vandalism, which he said was due to a "lack of education and j civic-consciousness." He referred to recent thefts of parts of public fountains and insulating oil from electric
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    The golf champion who grew allergic to grass —
    1805 7 The golf champion who grew allergic to grass VERY FEW PEOPLE EVER LEARNED THE SECRET OF j A SUDDEN LOSING j STREAK IN CARY MIDDLECOFFS CAREER IN the summer of 1946 a tall, powerfully built dentist from Memphis, Tennessee, who had been playing amateur golf for years, entered an Open
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    DEATH
    20 8 Wmrdt Sls t Minimum) THE DEATH OCCURRED at the Honpital Singapore -Ml M Regiaa Kaperkermaa l ook place Ml
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENT
    23 8 I* Wmr4» l/f 'Minimum) MRS V T CHBLLIAH unit children *elatue« and MMHM for their A riprruiolll Of II lpoh on K-7-IMM.
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    IN MEMORIAM
    19 8 WmrU $1$ itiimimum} PONNIAH In IxiMng Memory of m* Aninn. departed 1.1-7-Hi. a beautiful memory Mia *ncf
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  • The Straits Times Wednesday, July 13, 1966.
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      Word, But Not Deed
      664 8 Of the two major premise* on which the American decision to bomb the oil tanks near Hanoi and Haiphong was based, oik- at least has proved correct. Chinese and Russian reaction has been violent only in word. The renewed help for North Vietnam which both countries
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      Rural Teachers
      373 8 The policy statement on the Unified Teaching Service which the Education Minister has said will be published on July 25 will deal not only with the grievances of the teachers' I unions, but also with features of the U.T.S. which are unsatisfactory from the Government's point of view.
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      Cable Doubts
      156 8 The South-East Asia Commonwealth cable will be completed by the end of this year, bringing Malaysia and Singapore into better contact than ever before with Australia, New Zealand, north America and Britain. Then attention will turn to other legs of this Commonwealth project which conceivably could produce a
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      219 8 Checking on those foreign degrees rpHERE is d clear tone ok 1 Impertinence and a hurt pride (the puerile variety t in Miss Philomena Wong's letter regarding the recognition of U.B. degrees. Why does bhe challenge the "authority" of the government when the government's decision depends on '.he recommendations of
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      The right age again
      95 8 I REFER to Fossiliseds 1 letter (ST. July 9) "Suddenly, she is aged 157". I regret very much the careless mistake made by the interviewing officer in writing out her new Identity card. If "Fossilised" will call on me at the National Registration Headquarters at Empress
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    The biggest problem Indonesia faces
    596 8 TH CONOMIC proH blems, and above I all inflation, provide Indonesia's biggest headache for the future. According to figures given by Economics Minister Hamengku Buwono in April, consumer prices rose sixfold in 1965 and in the first four months of this year they tripled. In
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    Mandarins and politicians
    909 8  -  WITH candidates due to register this week South Vietnam's nationwide elections scheduled for September do not seem to have aroused much public interest yet. The apathy stems partly from a widespread un f amiliarity with the democratic process, which is, after all, an alien phenomenon to the
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    112 9 10.000 FLAG-WAVING SCHOOLCHILDREN CHEER THEIR MAJESTIES -rill Mrntri Besar or \i :;n Srmbilan. Data Df i Mohamed s.iirt sheltered by an umbrella from heavy r.nn. welcomes the Yang di-Pertuan Asonj; and the Raja Permai»uri Ar.onc at Beranan^ Hilir on the Necri Senibil.in border \estrrd.iv Their M.uesties.
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    Palace rolls out the red carpet for brave Limbu
    198 9  -  ARTHUR RICHARDS From I ON DON, Tues. Lance-Cpl. Rambahadur Limbu of the 10th Princess Mary's Own Gurkha Rifles today received Britain's highest military award, the Victoria Cross, from Queen Elizabeth in Buckingham Palace. The little Gurkha, who comes from a remote
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    New reservoir for Jesselton
    59 9 JESSELTON. Tues.—Construc- tion work on a new $554,000 re- servoir at Karamunsmg here is expected to start soon and be j completed in a year's time. A spokesman of the Ministry (it Communications and Works 1 ?aid the contract had now been i signed. The reservoir
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    Two years' jail
    32 9 PENANG. Tues. A restricted resident. Lim Keo Hin. 23. wu >niled [or two years by the FtM Magistrates Court here loria; fnr tea Tint the Balik PuUu pul.cr district.
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    Malaysia's FIRST Malaysians 'THE BABAS OF MALACCA' SAYS SIEWSIN
    476 9 Malaysia's FIRST Malaysians 'THE BABAS OF MALACCA' SAYS SIEWSIN THE Babas of Malacca were today described by the Minister of Finance, Mr. Tan Siew Sin, as the "first Malysians of Malaysia." Speaking at the opening of the Tan ancestral temple at Tanjong Sepat, near here, Mr. Tan said the food
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    District officers warned: Surprise checks in future
    244 9 District officers warned: Surprise checks in future Xl ALA LI MPI K lues The Deputy Prime Minuter, lun Abdul rUzak, today reminded District OMnrrs that they must implement the national development programme ai i orcling to the policy ol the Central Government and no. to bow to pre»kure from any
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    Royal greetings to Uganda
    60 9 KUM.A 1 LMPUR Tue* The Yang dl-Pertuan Agong has $ent a cifratulatory message to President Obote of Uganda on thr occasion of the country t, Nations! DRy The Prime Minister. Tengku Abdul RAhmnn. on behalf of the Government and the people ol Malaysia, also sent a
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    1,144 more cars in Singapore
    41 9 SINGAPORE. Tues Singapore had 110.113 cars at the end of la.-t 1 month, an increase of 1.144 <tv»r the previous month. Motor cycles Increased by fcB9. to reach 64.168. and motor scooters by 242. to 9.114.
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      706 9 TV MALAYSIA CHANNEL 5 Kuala l.umpur 6 News in Tamil. 6.10 and Praang: 6 Ipoh and Women's World: 635 Cartoon; Malarra; 3. 10 Johore Rahru; 7 News in English: 7.10 The 4 Taipinc; Balu I'ahal; 9 Samurai Return of the OutKluanf. law; 7.35 Commentary; 8 News in Mandarin; 8.10 The
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    Ship mission has gone to Poland
    161 10 A TWO-MEN delegation letl Singapore early thi.-> week for Warsaw for discussions on possible Polish co operation In developing the local ship building, .ship repairing and fishing Industries. Th-y are Mr. Loke Mun Chong, managing director of Eagle Engineering Co. Ltd. and a senior
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    New directors
    77 10 William jacks and Co. i Malaya) Berhad announce that with effect Irom July 1 the following have been appointed directors of the company: Messrs. O. M. Allchurch, J. W. Clements. B. W. Clements, and O. J. van den Bergh. The board is now constituted as follows: Messrs. H.
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    Bank branches opened
    98 10 rlli United Overseas 1 Bank Ltd., which has its headquarters in Chulia Street, Singapore, opened its eighth branch for business on June 25. The branch is situated at 89. South Bridge Road, and serves the busy China town area. To ensure that the branch tot off to
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    Dunlop man off to America
    204 10 Dunlop man off to America MR. FRANCIS Khoo Soon Kwee. (above) work study engineer of Dunlop Malayan Industries Ltd.. will leave Kuala Lumpur on July 21 for North America on a Special Work Study Course. Mr. Khoo is the 26th member of the Dunlop organisation to be sent overseas lor
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    S'pore-Manila conclude 30,000-ton rice contract
    321 10 S'pore-Manila conclude 30,000-ton rice contract SINGAPORE h;is contracted lo soli i<» Manila ,'J(),(MHJ metric lons of rice, the s;ile being hkklc on ;i govtMiiiiUMil-10-govcrniiuiit iKisis. It is learnt that the deal which is to bo carried out during the current month, resulted mainly from the efforts of a Singapore Government
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    Alitalia makes $7.6 mil. profit
    97 10 Alitalia airlines closed the 1965 financial year with a net profit of $7,655,960 and a five per cent dividend has been declared. It was the company's eighth profitable year in succession despite the rising costs of operations wnd fleet acquisitions. Alitalia's fleet today comprises: 14
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    Central Bank balances up
    69 10 Balances held abroad totalled 5244.7 million on June 30, according to the latest return of liabilities and asisels by Bank Negara Malaysia. This compered with $243.3 million on June 15. Money at call amounted to $54.5 million compared with $48 million. On the liabilities Mde. banks
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    CDC APPOINT EXECUTIVE TO SABAH COMPANY
    176 10 rpHE Commonwealth Deve--1 lopment Corporation <CDC> has appointed Mr. John He<? Mong Ngian as loans administrative manager of Its associate company, the Borneo Housing Development Ltd.. Mr. Hee. an honours graduate in economics from the University of Malaya. i> at present an executive lr.
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    MAX FACTOR HAS SALES MEETING
    69 10 \\R H. A. MANGELS, (above) ITA Max Factor's manager for South Last Asia has arrived in Singapore from Hollywood for the second annual regional Max Factor sales conference and the first to be held in this country. The conference which ends on Saturday is being
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    Contractor: I gave $1,000 for mayor
    1992 11 SIXTH DAY OF THE PENANG CITY COUNCIL INQUIRY Reporter*: Gunn Chit Thy« and J«*ai« L««mbruggcn PENANG. Tuesday LDING tor, Mi. Aun, today alh Commission of Inc City Council that in 'til he handed $1,000 to .ntractor, Mr. Ooi Kooi ran to the Mayor, Mr.
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    Fishermen robbed by pirates off Batu Pahat
    183 11 Fishermen robbed by pirates off Batu Pahat MUAR. Tues. Armed pirates robbed four local fishermen of their boat, net and personal belongings worth more than $5,300 in international waters six miles off Tanjong Tohor. Batu Pahat, yesterday morning Mo named Lashlm bin YusofT. 22. and Koh Chit Saw, 25. of
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    Slogans: Man to be charged
    39 11 BUKIT MERTAJAM. Tues Police here questioned a man in connection with the painting yesterday of two slogans opposint< the new- telephone charges. He will appear in court on a charge or damaging government property.
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    Girl, 4, die in canal
    61 11 PARIT BUNTAR. Tues A pad! planter* daughter. Nordiah bint* Ahmad. 4. was found dead last night In an irrigation canal opposite her home, five miles from here. The body was discovered by the family and neighbours after a three-hour search. A heavy storm on Sunday
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    A four-month holiday
    51 11 PENANG. Tues. The iormer president of Penanst L'mno. Tan Sri CM. Hashim, will leave for a four-month tour of Europe and Britain on July 24 by the Italian liner Galileo Galilei. He will be accompanied by his wife and their son and daughter-in-law. Inche and Puan Azmi
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    Elizabeth picked to edit fashion magazine
    192 11 NEW YORK. Turn MISS ELIZABETH WON.. of Penang. a graduate the Univi London, ha.-, been selectman MMIM economics >tudents in Europ* and Britain by the American ta.shion magazine Mademoiselle as Its euest editor for two months. foot, the daughter of Mr> Wong Yew Kee.
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      1124 12 VEHICLES FOR SALE IS Wants M f Win. > 4Tm M rls. txt** WM STANDARD 1* Sound fcngine oody. trsaasslcal. S3 ■&**> MM a.a a. H.P Passlbl*. Trlcpstan* MMM. Blnginri t*M (ML RIKSiO On* out •ana condition many cstras Bttin.i M.IM on a. Vt*v> SO Taaalin Ruad pore. 64.17*4 Tan
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      770 12 STEAMBATHS. MASSAGE. ETC. Ii »«r*'l M Box tt rfS >t(r. VICKY'S 'ICUMAMA fsssnjll l»*r. 1 Mai Bata racial. Maaicur*. Pvsnaura. HUB Iso*Mia Road a por* lv Tai EMMaV MARCAHIT BOH i sWtnrrapisi Rrmo\ rs sbavmrn. hip m ith Bersjaait- ASfw IT /.k>b i'kmw ißrhiod o CIMUIMIH for aw««iM Ma«M«* Maasabaih.
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    MELBOURNE STOCKS
    150 14 MELBOURNE. TUW. INDUSTRIALS were again gen--1 erajly hrm today with rltca In excest of (all* In mostly jmall Bryson Industries the Jaguar uistnbutors. dropped 50 MM to $2.40 alter news of t!ie JaguaiBMC merger BHP was steady at $6 40 Continued buying --uppoit for .base metals domlnatrd trading
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    148 14 I'M! Association ot Banks in Malaysia made these changes In its rates to merctMßta yesterday tall rates ;o $IUOI: Lonflon Buying OU 4 1 >. 30 1/st. I C 4 I*. 45 d st. 1' 4 11/32. «W 1/st. I t 13/32, 90 d/st. 2/4 16. 120 d,
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    75 14 I /'HINESE Product Eichan**, tmga- pan noon pncti ptr picul ytslerday: C«c»nut all: bulk $40 lelieri, drum I4«i seller*. Cepra: July/ Aug. UK/Cootlnent: Uaquotrd. Ptpptr: Murtok tiltr $100 -filers. Sarawak while *lS7i jrllirs. spertai Sarawak black fl4O wllers. garbled Lampoac black SI42J Kllera (all 96<*. NLWi, ASTA *****
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    CLOSING PRICES
    26 14 July 12. RUBBER PRICE 64 cents (up one-eighth of a cent). TIN: $630 (down 25 cents). Estimated unofficial offering 180 tons (down 5 tons).
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    MART WAITS UAC FIRST LISTING THIS MORNING
    930 14 From Our Market Correspondent Ql II I conditions and a turnoxer boosted by a largt deal of 50.M0 units in Shell debenture, were the only It «l features on the Stock hxchange yesteril.is with the market awaiting the first quotation for I nited
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    STOCK INDICES
    28 14 Malayan Stork Indices luh 11 July I' "Induvtiuls: till ..s:: Itl.Tt Tiny: 1!:;.!7 Itt.M S mbhrrs: HIM Ili.M i)<r. M, i«u:;.= nm D(V. m, Iflbi IOU
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    Straits tin price is down by 25 cents
    489 14 rl. Straits tin price fell 'Z5 cents to stioO per picul yesterday on an offering esti- mated down 5 tons to 180 I tons. Strong local support limited j the drop compared with the decline in London on Monday afternoon. LONDON: Tin
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    RUBBER PRICES
    243 14 Jl'U ttrst trade rubber r.o.b. buyers closed at 5 p.m la Singapore and Kuala Lumpur yesterday at 64 cents per Ib. up one-eighth of a cent on Monday's ilosine level for the pn-.it ii >n The tone Ml very quiet. X..VS. and M.R.t. lining prices in cents per
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    Rubber crops
    26 14 Further June rubber crop.* (all In Ibhj included: Bent* 149.000. J-rani KuanUn 110.U00. Kundons TanK>.AC Pau 232 000. Mcntakab £2.00 and Sungri Bagan 217.000.
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      862 14 TO EUROPE AND THE UNITED KINGDOM S.S. "CATHAY" (14,000 tons fully oirconditioned Deport, n, SINGAPORE 27t»i Auf I*6* PORT SWETTENHAM 2ttk Auf 19*6 PENANG 29th Auf I*** Arrivirtf LONDON 20tN Sept 1966 via Colombo, Aden. Pert Said I Gibraltar LIMITED FIRST CLASS occommodot.on available. Apply to your Travel Agent, or
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      558 14 W, KLAVENESS LINE \^ktjjjv &eatti« toa an Out 1 Vtncuuvei l^tuma i viem forliano Angctet funcuco I Str«tj SUNYVVILLE July IS July 17 July II Jul) 2] July 25 Auf 25 BHUNXVILLt Auf 12 Auf IS Auf U tut M »uf li Au| ii I bepl <i BONNEVILLE Sept 12
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      56 14 tIA HU cIA-tID tIA'tTO. SPORE P SHAM PLNANG FROM CALCUTTA M.V 'HATNA MANJUSHREE" tor Hongkong Jopon July 14/14 July 11/11 FROM CALCUTTA *.v. -STATE OF ORISSA- tor Hongkong Japan July 22/23 July 20/ 20 CHIEF AGENTS: PENANC SUB AGENTS: K. Jumeefcey A Son* L»«\ R. Jumobhoy I Son* M tto".
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    BUSINESS DONE
    765 15 Bl M*E>* Mai r»p*rt«al to I Hi— —in >»■ Into Vmmpmr iraaMac r— M the Mvfc I trfcaawr m«rrsi« «ltk tk* ■■■■tr ml ikirn U*4*4 in IrMkfte IHOWSTMIAL* C C M IIOM) M O. t2.W»> > li |1 4*. U»l tPiWait i nor i l.i Im »r«t FAN
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    DOLLAR RATES
    54 15 THE present rate or the Malayan dollar against the pound sterling fixed on November 24 1964 is selling T.T. or O.D. 2s. 3 1"> 16d. Buying T.T. 2s. 4 1 16 d. Buying O.D. 2s. 4>»d The dollar is at Its statutory middle position in relation to Its
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    40 15 /■JN trie fret tichantt market in Hon* v/ Kodk >vaterday the L 8 dollar wa< qunird at 5.78 for T.T. and i 76| for cath. ttrhni on nuoted nl 18.U1 inrt ana taal of geld at 2«Ma.
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    123 15 SHIPS lying alonoiria th< SingiW't wharvM *r tipccttd t»di> an: Brnnachie 1/2. Scudal N.W 5. Nirutn Muru S. PrrKidint McKinlty s i), Bumatra il>utch> iv n, sado CVylon Muni 1», Kin»--24, Kimania M/M, Rajula .rolina 2V. Km.Bo M«ru 30, INlatino 31 32. MM Maid 33/34, t>tar Arcturua
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    38 15 In rvei loving memory of K. At Hll IM. AM ,»ssrd away on i IJ-7-S5. Many a lonely heaiUrhr oftrn a sllrnt trar but always i lovinf memories <>■ onr we lovrd. Father wife children and reUMven.
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      1161 15 I TENDERS KENYATAAN TAWARAN J.KJL Tawaran daripada Pern, borong2 yang berdaftar diJKR. Kelas D dan ka-atas akan di-terima di-Pejabat Pengarah Kerja Raya. JKR. Ibu Pejabat. Jalan Maxwell. Kuala Lumpur sa-hingga pukul 1200 tengah hari pada 20hb. Julai. 1966 untok:— TO CONSTRUCT AND COMPLETE A NEW MOTOR ALTERNATOR ROOM AND ALTERATIONS
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      345 15 NOTICES ANNOUNCEMENT The Organising Commutes of j the Johore Shooting Association unites all Interested in shouting to attend a meeting to be held at the Bandar Penfgaram Club Batu Pahat on 17th July. 1966 at 2.30 p.m. Space Kindly Donated by Moan I- HANK lAN Dealers in Firexrm> 10. -2.
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    Light-blue brick wall shuts out England...
    678 16 Greaves and company cannot be faulted LONDON, Tuesday |/\(.I. AM), did not look the best team in the World or in th« World (up as they laboured hard and endlessly against th» light blue brick wall of defence called I rugua> at Wembley last
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    URUGUAYANS OBEY THOU SHALT NOT LOSE' COMMAND
    298 16 URUGUAYANS OBEY THOU SHALT NOT LOSE' COMMAND any visions of near sue oess. I sympathised with them a hen they were booed oil ihe lield. They had come .iere to do a job of work -md they did that job aagniticently. The England players were so despondent that six of
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    50 16 NEWMARKET. Tues. —An Anglican clergyman here has appealed to World Cup footbit llrrs not to hug and kis? each other when goals are scored. The Rev E. J. Edmundsun. wrote in his parish magazine that he hoped this "ridiculous craze" would be stamped out. Reuter.
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    Lock icon CHAMPS ALL IN NO GOALS WORLD CUP?
    293 16 LONDON, Tuesday. T»HE soccer stars of England and Uruguay have x set the pattern for a World Cup tournament that could produce new records for lack of goals. If the other 14 national i teams play the same safe defensive tactics, it's a
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    Bid to stop hoisting of Korean flag fails
    118 16 Bid to stop hoisting of Korean flag fails TONDON, Tues. In a political sidelight to th* world cup tournament, a behind-the-scenes effort by the British Government to prevent the hoisting of North Korea's green, red and white flag failed with a refusal of the International Federation of Football Association i
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    121 16 English disappoint Russian fans rue* RuvMaa in* and wrttem Blind's broadrut teltYl- rers all over ha* had a her*. many Ruulan sportn as leading member.- of \h e team, tipped ttwm as th« most likely winners of the cup "We ex nun* mm tied fan commented today We hardly mw
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    £1,000 awaits top scorer
    34 16 >ON. Tues. Ti mc goal-scorer in the Wnntf Cup competition will 'Vi'l.OOO prur doriHted by •inn. ii I 'in- cuino Mid the award had iv I by F.I FA.— IteaUf
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      166 16 an essential reference work I STRAITS TIMES DIRECTORY OF I I MALAYSIA AND SINGAPORE 1966 1 This is the Only SUthori- *00 pa9e Alphabetical Classified Direc- I i tory containing over 40,000 entries. tative and comprehensive 800 pages listing compames their dereference WOrk available, cutives and their Agencies, Official and
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      193 16 SINGAPORE TURF CLUB announces the opening of a NEW BRANCH FOR 4D at 323 Tanglin Halt Road, QUEENSTOWN BLOCK 47. Tickets for the Ist Day of Penang Turf Club Meeting. Sunday. 17th July. 1966 will be ON SALE TODAY Also at: 146 Robinson Road 54 Joo Chmt Rood 674 Upper
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      209 16 SPORTS DIARY 1 SOCCER B*for L*e. Wf. 1: DW. 2: Jardlne Waugh v Hotel XL Garrison v TPCA (Rifle Bpura; OBN v Slme Darby (PfcrRai.gt! Rrii; GD&BH Ue. Dlv. rer Park): Dlv. 3: Rediffuslon v 3B: Llnatex v Aftriculture (Kg Bata (BalesUer Rd); H Ollflllan Si h^' D Pe v*
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    New-look Soccer Hq will hold 20,000
    234 17  - New-look Soccer Hq will hold 20,000 STORE GOVT KEEPS PLEDGE TO SPORT WITH FOR STADIUM FACE-LIFT: $25,000 FOR FESTIVAL By JOE DORAI SINGAPORE. Tue». INK Singapore Government in their efforts to popularise sport in the Republic have mad* nt of $2H,9## to renovate Jalan Besar Stadium the nations soccer headquartns.
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    TOP FAVOURITES IN LAST EIGHT
    262 17 SINOAPORE. Tuas. We, Cnoon Seng ai.d Undy Lin, MM favourite* to win the Singapore Badminton Association National double* title, easily entered the quarter -ilnala with a 15-3. 15-10 victory over Faroul Abbas and Noordln Rawl last night Wee and Lin took the first t,et In
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    Australia, Cyprus and HK will be at Festival
    253 17  - Australia, Cyprus and HK will be at Festival By ERNEST FRIDA SINGAPORE Tues Singapore s top sports event of the year Pesta Sukan Minggu Merdeka which will last from Aug. 7 to 13 this year, has once again attracted a strong entry of .sportsmen and women from overseas. The foreign
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    PCRC score 3-1 win
    61 17 IPOH. Tues Perak Chinese Recreation Club beat Ramblns 3-1 in a Div. One league boccei tie played on the J.ilan Abdul J.i 111 ground here today. PCRC led 2-1 in the first half. They got their goals through outside left Pak Yik. centre-forward Yen Pi and
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    Police duties keep Reggie out
    156 17 Police duties keep Reggie out SINGAPORE. Tuev Reggi* da Sllva. the former Singapore and Malaysian cricket captain, has declined an Invitation to play for Singapore In the last south ysnne MCA inter-state fixture against Johore this Friday and Saturday. Reggie told the selector* this morning his police duties definitely ruled
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    LUCKHURST HITS 104 BUT KENT STILL IN TROUBLE
    362 17 LUCKHURST HITS 104 BUT KENT STILL IN TROUBLE CANTERBURY, Kent, Tuesday. I)RIAN LUCKHURST, Kent's brilliant 27-year- old opening batsman, saved his side from complete disaster against the West Indians on the second day of their three-day match here yesterday when he hit his third century in sue- cessive matches. Despite
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    Medal winner withdraws
    37 17 WELLINGTON, Tuea John Da vie.-. Olympic 1.500 m bronze medallist, has withdrawn from New Zealand s Commonwealth Games team because of an injured foot. Also out Is Dave McKenzie. New Zealand's best marathon runner.
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    Santana beaten
    35 17 BAASTAD. Tues.-Alexandet Met revel! of South Union beat Wimbledon champion Manuel Santana 3-6. 2-6, 6-1. 7-5. 6-4 In the final of an international tennis turnament here Santana however, played with an Injured foot.
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    Penang gallops: Earl Gabador best
    143 17 Penang gallops: Earl Gabador best pENANO. Tue;?.— There were no outstanding gallops at Batu Gantong this morning. On a track made yielding by early morning rain. Earl Gabador showed his 11 lung for the conditions to run 3f in 412 5 haismoCh was given a sharp sprint up the straight.
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    TUN RAZAK TO HAND FLAG TO GAMES CONTINGENT
    363 17  - TUN RAZAK TO HAND FLAG TO GAMES CONTINGENT MANSOOR RAHMAN B» KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. The Deputy Prime Minister. Tun Abdul Razak, who Is president of the Olympic Council of Malaysia, will present the Malaysian flag to Mr. Khaw Kai Boh. Minister of Local Government and Housing, bffore the national team
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    Birthday success
    36 17 SAN FRANCISCO. Tues. i Carl Bobo Olson, former world lMdrtit-weight champion. celebrated his 38th birthday by outpointing Piero del Papa. Italian 1 holder of the European lightheavyweight title, over 10 rounda here last night.
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      297 17 Uruguay 9 odds cut LONDON, I iiev A leading i before the opening match, l.ondun bookmaker «Ushed have eased to 4-1. Ihe odds against outsiders Brazil. the holders, remain 3-1 I ruguay winning the favourites. with Italy 7-1. World (up to 16-1 after they Argentina 9-1. We»t Germany had held
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    MPIEA TO MAKE WA V FOR NEW ASSOCIATION
    301 18 MPIEA TO MAKE WA V FOR NEW ASSOCIATION KUALA UMPUR, Tuesday. JMIK 19-year-old Malayan Planting Industries Employers Association (MPIEA) is to make way for a new association which will represent a wide range of agricultural inter- ests in the country. A series of discussions have been held between representatives of
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    74 18 SINGAPORE, Tues. Official first day covers for use In connection with the commemorative National Day postage stamps to be i Issued on Aug. 9, will be on sale 1 at all post offices In Singapore to- morrow, the Director of Posts, ani nounced today. Only
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    26 18 LOS ANGELES. Tues. Two physical therapists think "television slump" l.s responsible for a great deal of physical unfltness among young Americans entering college.
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    Lock icon General refuses envoy's post
    49 18 JAKARTA, Tues. An Indonesian General who commands the biggest army division In this country has Indirectly turned down a Government appointment to become Ambassador to Britain. Antara reported today that MaJGen. Ibrahim Adjie, Commander of the Sillwangl Division In West Java, preferred another assignment A.P.
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    36 18 AUCKLAND (N.Z.). Tues.— Lt. Gen Jesus Vargas of the Philippines. Secretary-General of Seato, visited the Tasman Pulp and Paper Company's newsprint mill in Kavarau today on his way to Wellington for official talks. UPI.
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    57 18 (KRINI: On July loth Walter V I> Skrlnj- dird hi hi* home in Wlltshlrf after i lon* i\inrn. MR VONG »AT FAN AM N V I K fully 13-T-W r. the Onrral Ho«|it v. i"t iwhind 3 xon*. i daiutht»r« 2 lavshtora-to-law, :t nonn-in-grmmMaafhtan to motirn hrn hM I
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    Ex-Malayan don holds 'arms for Vietcong' party
    242 18 Ex-Malayan don holds 'arms for Vietcong' party LONDON. Tues. A former "guest" lecturer at the University of Malaya raised £33 to buy arms for the Vletconf? guerillas at a garden party in his home here over the weekend. About 80 people attended Dr. Malcolm Caldwell's party in South-East London and
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    VIP reception for Antara newsman in Sabah
    95 18 VIP reception for Antara newsman in Sabah JESSELTON, Tues. YIP treatment is to be accorded to the first Indonesian journalist to visit Eastern Malaysia since confrontation began. Mr. L. Pattlradjawane, an Antara news agency correspondent In Bangkok, will arrive here tomorrow afternoon for a three-day tour of the state. A
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    Recognition move
    29 18 BLANTYRE (Malawi >, Tues. President Hastings Kamuzu Banda of Malawi has extended de Jure reognltlon of the Republic of China (Formosa), the Ministry of External Affairs announced today.
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    Lock icon Creator of Liberace's famous suit dies
    110 18 HOLLYWOOD. Tues. —Sy Devore. the tailor who dreamed up the idea for pianist Llberace's famous gold lame suit, died at his home here yesterday following a heart attack. He was 57. Mr. Devore's clients included John Wayne, Bobby Darin, and Sammy Davis, and he
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    313 18 LONDON STOCKS. RUBBER a nd TIN LONDON. Tues. The London stock market finished fractions lower after a dull and largely featurless session. Jaguar closed around 4'- higher on the merger with BMC which lost three pence. The merger prompted a speculative demand In Rover and Leyland firmed on the Danish
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    62 18 LONDON, Tues. Spot 11 7 d., Aug. 20d., Sept. 20d., Oct. 20 1 16 d. Oct. Dec 20 d.. Jan. March 20 3 16d. April June 20»«d, July/ Sept 20 5 16d.. Oct. Dec. 20 5 16d.. Jan. March 20- 1 ,d.. April June 20\d elf. July 193 16d
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    31 18 LONDON. Tues— Buyers £1274 (—£3 1. sellers £1276 <— £2p, Forward buyers £1259 (+£4). sellers £1260 i-£4>. Settlement £1276 l6) Turnover a.m. 115 tons. p.m. 80 tons. Tone: Steady but quiet.
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    116 18 A FATHER and his tw children were admitted to the K.i.i. i tit: district hospital last night after his car was involved in a head-on collision with a lorry near the 17! milestone Seremban Kuala Lumpur Road. Mr. Adrk.il.in and his two children were
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    94 18 LONDON. Tues— Every time a Government Minister gets up in the House ot Commons to answer a formal policy question it costs the taxpayer about £10 10s. This Is the average cost of digging out information for an answer delivered personally by a Minister at the regular
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    234 18 SYHM 1,,. A 19--year-old Mdltll I. ll <>l Itl. -Iliplimurder the IwtraHaa Labour Opposition l».»d--er. Mi Aichui < .»l«. II .illesoilv toM p,,;,, i realtor*] th.it unl«-v> I did Mtmrlhinc out of tin »r dinar> I would i a MM) .ill nix Petrr Raymond
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    24 18 OR AN (Alaena), Tues. Algeria's festival broke up In disorder last nijjht with th« audience and sinners alike cil»putinc with the Jury
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