The Straits Times, 14 July 1966

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    24 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 150,000 This National Newspaper The Straits Times Estd 1845 THIRSDAY, JULY 14. 1966 15 CENTS M.C.(P) 1629 RON 2034
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    Lock icon Malik may get new post in next Cabinet
    299 1 Malik may get new post in next Cabinet JAKARTA. Wed. High-ranking Governmeni sources here ♦hat Gen. Suharto might replace Foreign Minister Mr. Adam Malik, (above), and the Minister for Economics and Development. Sultan Hamengku Buwono, in his Cabinet. The sources said Mr. Malik and the Sultan. •rr, would remain as
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    Lock icon Britain to keep the £ strong
    44 1 Britain to keep the strong LONDON. Wed The British Government Is determined to keep the pound sterling strong n.id maintain the value of sterling, the Prime Minister. Mr Wilson, told a dinner in honour of Australian Prime Minister. Mr. Harold Holt, last ntßht— Reuter
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    Poland is ready...
    26 1 WARSAW. Wed— Poland l« »illln to send volunteers to Vietnam if the North Vietnamese Government request* them, according to President Edward Ochab— UPl.
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    'Sack Leimena, Abdulganf demand
    207 1 Students in new demonstration •YES MAN' TO SOEK AND 'OPPORTUNIST JAKARTA, Wednesday pMYE thousand militant students demonstrated outside Gen. Suharto's office in Jakarta today demanding that two Presidium Inner Cabinet members be dropped from the new Cabinet. The students demonstrated for two hours outside a ring
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    Lock icon No. 1 wife back in palace...
    97 1 JAKARTA, Wed. President J Soekarno's No. 1 wife, Fatmawati (above), has returned to the Merdeka Palace here for the first time in more than six years to "help ease the tension in the nation and bring order in the Presidential household," it was reported
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    Causeway controls will not hit S'pore citizens
    367 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed ANY inconvenience caused lo Ihe estimated 4'M)()() Singapore and Malayan identity-card holders who crass the Causeway daily due to the operation of new immigration controls from Friday would be of the "most superficial kind." This was stressed here by the
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    Lock icon Tun Thanat says 'no'
    52 1 BANGKOK. Wed. Thailand's Foreign Minister. Tun Thanat Khoman. said today he had declined nomination to become a judge of the World Court at The Hague. He had been nominated by the Thailand National Committee of the World Court for his wide knowledge and experience of International
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    58 1 When City Councillor l.im Kean Slew meets Lawyer l.im Kean Slew, aided and abetted by thr Party Whip Lim Kran Slew, it is the City Councillor in him that sets a bashing. Mr. D.S. Ramanathan. a former Mayor of George Town City Council, giving evidence before the City Council
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    Filipino envoy due Monday
    50 1 MANILA. Wed Mr Romeo Busuego. the Philippine!; first Ambassador to Malaysia, will take up his post on Monday Mr. Busuego. formerly Ambassador to Karachi, will leave here for Singapore by Malaysian Airways on Saturday. He will be accompanied by hi* wife and 13-year-old daughter. Maria Theresa
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    Lock icon Negroes riot in Chicago
    46 1 CHICAOO. Wed Rioting Negroes wrecked and looted shops and hurled Molotov cocktails at police In south-west Chicago last nighi Tie riots were sparked when police shut off a fire hydrant tiaCd by Negro rhlldren to cool off in the sweltering heat. Reuter.
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    Lock icon Just fancy that...
    28 1 HOMHAY. Wed The Bombay Slock Exchange loda^ suspended business for hall" an hour while brokers prayed for rain to break the drought in Inaia.— A.P.
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    Big blitz seen for 140 miles
    197 1 Big blitz seen for 140 miles SAIGON, Wp d. American war planes turned North Vietnamese nil tanks near Haiphong into an inferno visible for 140 miles, and in South Vietnam cut down 71 Communist guerillas in 10 minutes of itrafiiiß. U.S. spokesmen said today. The ma»i\f display of American air
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    Lock icon STOP PRESS
    31 1 CORRUPTION PROBE i..m;os. Wed. iatti and wealth of public oflici.iN in Nigeria nre to investigated. Wealth ronsiderert to have br«'' iiuirrd corruptly will impounded, says AuetM published tnilav. Reuter.
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    Lock icon Just fancy that...
    63 2 DRISBANE. Wed.^Australia's first electronic Cupid has boobed. It paired off two male students for a university dance. The assignment was for Cupid— a digital computer to select suitably matched couples for the University of Queensland ball this Saturday Most of the couplings looked all right. But Adrian
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    Jakarta mission continues London talks
    137 2 Jakarta mission continues London talks ON DON. Wed— Indoae1^ Man and British Mm Mn and expert* held further talks here yesterday on outstanding fln.<n< ial and economic matters between their tv»o countries, officials said. Lord Walston. Parliamentary I'nder Secretary for Foreign Affairs, led the British delegation at the talks with
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    Lock icon Consular ties
    22 2 JAKARTA Wed. Indonesia will open ft consulate general in South Korea the Foreign Minister. Mr Malik, said here yesterday. U.P.I.
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    Rusk: Big job still ahead in Vietnam
    671 2 Rusk: Big job still ahead in Vietnam WE OUGHT NOT TO BE TOO CONFIDENT THAT PEKING IS LEAVING HANOI ADRIFT fHE U.S. Secretary of State. Mr. Dean Rusk, warned yesterday that there was still a big job ahead in Vietnam. Bringing a sobering note into recent caut i o v
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    Lock icon Johnson extends a friendly hand to Peking
    293 2 Johnson extends a friendly hand to Peking WASHINGTON, Wednesday. PRESIDENT Johnson held out the hand of friendship to Communist China today but warned that the United States would remain in Vietnam as long as it was necessary to defeat aggression there. The President, in a speech to a group of
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    AslBom spree – mostly on shady delights
    133 2 AslBom spree mostly on shady delights VOKK. U>d American Mildier* on leave from duty in Vietnam arp spending an much as rssi.u million a year "in the more qur«. tionablf- rollers of the Far East." Newsweek in.iK.i7.im- said yesterday. It said that some 2.000 soldiers a week fly out of
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    Laos Navy is reborn
    48 2 VIENTIANE. Wed. Th« Laotian Navy v tl it born vMtfrd»v la a brief mili'arv ceremony after h lupsr of mn vrars. The Laotians revealed their new Mekong River fleet here coiiMMing of four fa*t patrol boat* and six targe motor junks for cargo tnUMDOft
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      Apasra's reign ends on Saturday
      176 3 Apasra's reign ends on Saturday MIAMI Wed Swrrew and "finhbowl liviac" has done little to chance A•a r a Hongvikula iihdvn. whMc one -year reien as Mi** I ni\erxe (•hk« to an end on Sat. ■rday I know life tetter. I ha\r »frn more of the world the 19-year-old Bangkok
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    Five killed in price riots
    54 3 LUCKNOW. Wed. Five people were killed and 60 injured veaterday when police fired on a crowd of demonstrators at Band* town. 120 miles south of here. The demonstration was organised *s part of a one-day general utrike r> -adefh State *t«ged by leltuing parties in
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    Lock icon Surveyor 1 finds it has a tiny broken window
    110 3 pASADEN A Wed «urver 1, America's television robot on the moon. ha> found it ha.s a tiny broker window. Surveyor officials report ed that the lunar probe sen' 257 pictures streaming 240.000 miles back to earth yesterday from the moon's Ocean
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    Lock icon American Colonel held on charges of spying
    540 3 American Colonel held on charges of spying ACCUSED OF SELLING SECRETS TO RUSSIA 4 RETIRED army lieutenant-colonel, formerly assigned to the Joint Chiefs of Staff, was arrested yesterday on charges of conspiring to deliver to the Soviet Union data relating to national security. The Justice Department announcing the arrest by
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    Lock icon Loud snores help to catch a thief
    73 3 SAO PAULO. Wed. Loud snores came from under the bed. The alarmed house owner took a pistol and investigated and found a burglar fast asleep, police said today. Luis Custodlo de Sousa. 18, had broken into the house, heard someone coming and hid
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    Lock icon Talks on Gibraltar
    22 3 LONDON. Wed. Spain and Britain resumed talks here today on Gibraltar after an Interval ef nearly two months.— Reuter.
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    Life ban for spectator
    49 3 SYDNEY. Wed. A spectator who assaulted the referee and sparked a riot at a football match here has been banned for life from attending New South Wales Soccer Federation matches The spectator. Aired Bajada. 29. was fined AS3O for hitting the referee and resisting arrest
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    GI pay boost
    41 3 WASHINGTON. Wed. Conuress completed action yesterday on a BUI to give members of the U.S. armed forces a 3.2 per cent pay raise and to authorise expenditures of USSI74OO million for weapons, planes, and other military equipment. AJ»
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    Govt moves to seize 186 'cancer cure' bras
    149 3 rmCAGO, Wed. The Government moved yesterday to seize 186 brassieres falsely adverised as cancer preventive* The U.S. Food and uk Administration filed sui* in the U.S. District Court seeking to seise and condemn he brassieres. The suit was filed after an inspector.
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    Lock icon 'BRITAIN TO BE OUT OF THE RED NEXT YEAR' FORECAST
    213 3 'BRITAIN TO BE OUT OF THE RED NEXT YEAR' FORECAST LONDON, Wednesday. THE Chancellor of the Exchequer, Mr. James Callaghan, forecast yesterday that Britain would move into a balance of payments surplus next year. But he avoided answerIng House of Commons demands for more drastic and immediate action to bolster
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    3,000 die in famine
    57 3 JAKARTA. Wed. Some 3.000 people have died in a famine caused by a six-month drought In the Lesser Sunda Islands, east of Java, a doctor said here today. Dr. Aziz, who came nere to demand the dismissal of the local governor, said most of the deaths
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    Lock icon Mini-skirt girls launch new leg look
    122 3 Mini-skirt girls launch new leg look I ONDON Wed. With the altrashort mini skirts (iris are now wearing there are large expanses of bare leg and thigh to be adorned. These four London models have thought up a new twist to the arts of feminine makeup. They painted their legs.
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    Lock icon Wingless craft lands at 200 m.p.h.
    184 3 108 ANGELES. Wed. A craft that files like a stone and looks like a wedge of pie made its first free flight here yest r r d ay. performing ••beautifully, simply beautifully." The wingless craft, called the M2F2 lifting vehicle, was dropped at 45.000
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    Gourmets' powder: Smuggling hampers production
    279 4 Gourmets' powder: Smuggling hampers production SINGAPORE. Wed. An industrialist, Mr. Teo Ek TJoe, today claimed that large-scale smuggling of monosodium glutamate (gourmets' powder) from Hong Kong and Taiwan was hampering the growth of the pioneer industry in Singapore. Mr. Teo. managing director of the Federal Chemical Industries (8> Ltd., which
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    A chase—then man falls to his death
    133 4 A chase— then man falls to his death SINGAPORE Wed.— Tan Chal Yu. 15. an odd-Job labourer at Kopln nightclub In Mayo Street, fell to his death from the fourth floor of the night club Julldlng oti Monday night. According to eye-witness accounts. Tan was fleeing from an RAF serviceman,
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    Sales of first day covers
    59 4 SINGAPORE, Wed— Brisk sales were reported today at all post offices of official first day covers for use In connection with the commemorative National Day postage stamps to be Issued on Aug. 9. The Director of Posts said that sales of these covers at 10
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    Power shut-off
    52 4 SINGAPORE. Wed —Electricity supply will be Interrupted for carrying out maintenance work at Yew Tee village substation, between 9 am and spm on Friday hi Woodlands Road <11'« ms to 12 ms.) Jalan Lengkok Saga. Jalan Ketapang. Jalan Kessembl, Jalan Gall Batu and Kampong behind Caltex Station at
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    A $53,000 damages claim dismissed
    265 4 SINGAPORE. Wed. A civil claim for $53,142.97 against the Thai Airways International Ltd. was dismissed with costs by Mr. Justice Ambrose In the High court today The suit for damages arose from the loss at the airline's cargo store at Paya Lebar airport of eight
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    $18 million contracts
    641 4 TWO JAPANESE FIRMS TO HELP BUILD NEW JURONG POWER STATION THK demand for electricity supply in Singapore is rising so rapidly that in the next five years the capital expenditure of the Public Utilities Board's electricity department is expected to reach $300 million. The board's chairman, Dr.
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    'Opinion' on TV tonight
    66 4 SINOAPORE. Wed— TV Bingapura's Channel 6 will telecast another discussion In Its aeries, "Opinion," tomorrow at 9.15 p.m. The topic of the discussion: "Law and Society." Participant* will be Dean Erwln Grlswold of Havard University Law School, who recently visited Singapore; Mr. P. Coomaraswamy; Professor G
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    Ex-Mayor on how 3 gained 'absolute control'
    696 5 SEVENTH DAY OF THE PENANG CITY COUNCIL INQUIRY R«port«r« Oh X*« Tiang, Cunn Chit Thy« PENANG, Wednesday A FORMER Mayor of George Town, Mr. D. S. Ramanathan, today described how his suc■QT, Mi Ooi Thiam Siew. with a lot imT Deputy Mayor, Mr.
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    Rama: I'll show how Mr. Lim manipulated the council to serve his own ends
    770 5 My suspicion »as first aroused towards the end of 1961. or beginning of 1962. when Mr. Chang Po Jung sent in his resignation from chairmanship of the town planning and building committee He learnt privately from
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    'University should be autonomous'
    124 5 'HE University of Binga 1 pore should be an autolomous institution whose autonomy should be guaranteed by the Government. Tlu.s is one of the points In a resolution passed unanimously by the 19th students' council of the University of Singapore Students* Union at a recent meeting.
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    'APPROVAL OF THE' PETROL STATION WOULD HAVE RAISED THE LAND PRICE'
    544 5 pawn when »uiidti..\ Mr. Chang Po Jung resigned tn.ui chairmanship of the town planning and building comDiittee 'Tins cauaed alarm amuiig members ot the Labour Party. and party leaden finally persuaded him to vwthdraw liu> resignation. Mr. Chang told
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    The perils facing our youth—by Nasir
    140 6 The perils facing our youth— by Nasir L :.IMPUR. Wed. The di >f the Oewau Buhua c. i Nasir bin Ismail, arned of the dangers .H>>ed la the Methods I ol here. 8 ■ame and "thr 4 N«w ideas we <\ant to inculcate mt > the ininds of rur you'
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    DOOR-TO-DOOR SURVEY UNDERWAY IN S'PORE
    70 6 SINGAPORE. Wed Ministry of National Development ha.- .started a houae-to-hou.se survey to collect information from residents for future planning in the Republic. Information required Is on the social, educational, economic, health, houalng and transportation needs of the people All information riven to official interviewers is
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    Concord to come to S'pore in 1970's
    284 6 Concord to come to S'pore in 1970's BIGGER RUNWAY FOR 1,200 M.P.H. PLANE rp HE than man of BOAC. Sir Giles Guthrie, today said the l.'W-seater Concord supersonic aii ci alt should come to Singapore in the *****. JSir Gile;*. on a busi- Ml (o Singapore, said he exported the
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    'They always acted as if the council was their private kingdom'
    928 6 Mr Karr.aimthan said. "He kaid the deielopers had ed him they «ere acquiring additional land. The question U. who «>kri! Uieni to acquire additional i.nul and why Mr. Ranutnathan "Had the company really -»slced lor the matter to be
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      75 6 Itiifjs Bunny **V Rmiph HoimHahl J VOJ'LL MAVE'I I'LL COME BACK TOO 9^o, THAT'LL BE TWO-SITS, DOCAN'^ f TO STOP MOW, V TOMOWWOWJ J BUT I 00MT INTEND V O^N'T PEBSCT TH' TIP: h bugs; i have to i < to miss the bus: J <* C^^S CATCH MVBUSiJ BUT
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    Offenbach made cafe singer his greatest opera star
    1815 7 Horten.se Schneider raised herself >m poverty to riches as Paris 1 most famous actress and France's most expensive courtesan ONE summer morning in 1855 Paul Berthelier, a popular Parisian singer, arrived at the house of Jacques Offenbach bringing with him a 21
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    Lo pledges full support to end smuggling
    276 8  - Lo pledges full support to end smuggling JEFFREY FRANCiS: I: Jesselton. Wed From CABAH s Chief Minister, Mr. Peter Lo, today pledged full co-operation to put an end to the smuggling of American cigarettes into the Southern Philippines. But, he pointed out, there would be the problem of co-ordination of
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    Motor-cyclist robbed
    67 8 PENANG. Wed. A pig-rear-er. Sin Cheng Hoe. 26. was robb ed of $102 by three armed men at Kampong Melayu, Aver Itam Road, last night. Sin reported to the r th"»t he was on his way li we on a motor-cycle at about 8 p.n:. I the men
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    103 8 A 'FIRST 9 FOR ENVOY ONG WASHINGTON, Wed. The Malaysian Ambassador, Tan Sri Ong Yoke Lin above), has been elected the first honorary member of the Society of Alumni and Friends of Medico. Medico was founded by the late Dr. Thomas Dooley and provides a means (Of doctors. nurses and
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    10 in 'berzanji' contest
    66 8 PENANG. Wed— The president at the State Islamic Council, Haji Almmd Maliki. will open the State "berzanji" (religious book reading) competition at the Kapitan Kllng mobque, Pitt Street, at 4.30 p.m. on July 23. Ten competitors five men and five women from five district* will take
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    $500 for blind
    24 8 PENANG. Wed. The South Indian Labour Fund Board today presented a S5OO cheque to the St Nicholas School for the Blind.
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    Othman still Negara leader
    131 8 IVVIO Abang Othman (above), chairman of the Party Neeara Sarawak, has NOT been dismissed from the party's leadership as reported in the Straits Times yesterday. The three-hour emergency meeting of the executive committee of Panas on Tuesday retained Dato Abang Othman as chairman. The meeting at
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    $500 robbery
    40 8 BUKIT MERTAJAM. Wed Pour robbers, three armed with pistols, held up a shopkeeper, Tan Ah Hoo. at his Tanah Liat bhop last night and robbed him of S5OO in cash and jewellery before escaping Into a nearby Kampong.
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    Contractor fails in appeal for bigger — award
    256 8 Contractor fails in appeal for bigger award I/UALA LUMPUR, Wed. —A contractor who won nearly $25.00(1 damages for tht loss of his left arm m a road accident failed in his appeal yesterday for a bigger award. Mr Justice H T Ong. vbn delivered the main judgment of the appeal
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    7 motor firms seek to set up plants in S'pore
    155 8 7 motor firms seek to set up plants in S'pore SINGAPORE. Wed. Tht> Singapore Uuvernment la now considering applications from sfvrn int. tional motor m&nufmc* lurera tor ttu letting up of car assembly plants The applications wen r»ciwr d liter nit Fmaii! c Minister. Mr. Lnu Kirn Sun. in May
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    Gotong royong at mosque
    50 8 KANGAR. Wed— More than 800 villagers of Kampong TeboK. li Utah Aji. five miles from tore, took pa ;t in a '*****18 royona project yesterday. Led by Inche Ahmad bn> Ka.sini. secretary of the Kampong Tebok Umno branch, they helped to level the village mosque compound.
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    Lock icon Ex-assistant passport officer fails in appeal to Privy Council
    415 8 THE Judicial Committee A of the Privy council will f recommend the dismissal of an appeal by a Malaysian Government officer. Rasiah Munuttmy, challenging the validity of a decision by the Public Services Commis- sion to terminate his ap- I pointment
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    ; Non-payment of zakat: 5 fined
    72 8 Non-payment of zakat: 5 fined KANGAR, Wed. t ers were charged m t!i cou: 1 yesterday with falling to pay "leir zakat (religious tithes*. Fnui- of them MM lr.it bin Sudin. Mnrat bin Taib. Bakar bin No., and Desa bm MB* pleaded guilty and wt fined :>l5 each. The other.
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    Youth acquitted
    40 8 KAMPAR. Wed. Lnu Ah Pah. 19- •> travelling lun ld.r assistant was acquitted here Yesterday without his defence being called on a charge of kidnapping a 13-year-old girl. Chuv, Muu Neng. from her mother on Oct. 1 last year.
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      205 8 4 Oop Ihi I'.i. Htwwnlin \X3 FIHP THE KINPOF A I; 1. ACTUALLY. WE 7 WOULD A GLTV J* l -v/ THATS WHERE A fiLTV TIME MACHINE WE NEEP TO/ MOU SEE, THE MENXcONTACT THEM. POTT KNOW IF FROM 2IOS /^YES BLJtX ME ANTOOOLA i REACH INTO THE FUTURE. OF
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    Lock icon Wilson: Base stays at Singapore unless it becomes untenable•••
    333 9 Wilson: Base stays at Singapore unless it becomes untenable rt British Prime Mhllßitr. Mr. Harold Wilson, told Parliamrnt yesterday that the stationing of British troops in I trilia was a complex one and Britain intended to stay at the Singapore basr unless It became untenable n» iporr kffimr an- tenable,
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    Consulate in Taipeh a 'good thing9 says Tengku
    401 9 Consulate in Taipeh a 'good thing 9 says Tengku KUALA LUMPUR. Wednesday. IT would be a "good thing for Malaysia to set up a consulate in Taipeh to look after the largo number of Malaysians visiting Formosa on business and pleasure annually, Tengku Abdul Abdul Rahman said today. Although no
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    Arts Council exhibition
    51 9 KUALA LUMPUR Wed —The Art* Council of Malaysia will hold an exhibition in October for ho are 18 years or under Entries which dose on Auk l! 0 should be sri,: to the Arts Cnunell. P.O R< H.tn. Kii.ih I unipur from 'hum cirry form* may tx
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    Parents drowned, sailor flies home
    79 9 1/1 ALA LI MPIK. Wed. A non-commission-ed officer on the American destroyer D.vr^s will fly home from here tomorrow on rmergem-y leave. Hr received a telegram yesterday tellinc him that his parents had died by drowning in the U.S. Kredrick. Si-hroeder received the cable while
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    Kuan tan book exhibition
    42 9 KUANTAN. Wed.— The Mcntri Pahang, Dato Yahya bin Haji Mohamcd Srh. will open national language book exhibition at the Town Hall here tomorrow. The director of Dow an Bahasa dim PuMak.t. Sved Naiir bin Umail. will be present.
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    4 MILLION PEOPLE IN SINGAPORE BY 1990
    165 9 4 MILLION PEOPLE IN SINGAPORE BY 1990 SINGAPORE, Wed. Singapore s population will reach four million by 1990, according to the Planning Department. To cope with this growth, a traffic planning unit has been established one of its duties is to prepare an island-wide transportation plan. Such a plan might
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    Swissair link to Singapore
    39 9 SINGAPORE. Wed. Switzerland's iiituon.il airline. Swis&air. U exppcted to start a service to Singapore won. An air n«reement signed on Saturday between the Singapore and Swiis Government provides traffic rights lor Swistair to operate hcrp.
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    $3,200 gift
    25 9 SINGAPORE- Wed Mr-mbor* of the Indian Chamber of Commerce have donated $3200 to the Civilian Victim.* of the Japanrse Occupation Memorial Building Fund
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    Guilty plea in cheating case
    64 9 PENANG. Wed Robert Mm Thean Soo 36. unemployed, pleaded guilty here yesterday to a charge of cheating Mohamed Abu Bakar bin M. S. Kadar Mohideen of $1,679 I.im. the prosecution ."tated, obtained the money from Mohideen after promiMng to get him a food contract al
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    Stage appearance
    37 9 IPOH. Wed— A Chineae film actress Miss Joanna Cheung Lai Chu. will arrive here by plane tomorrow to give a one-week personal appearance at the Ruby Theatre here in conjunction with her film "Prosperity Ahead."
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    Road death: Man fined $1,000
    83 9 Road death Man fined $1,000 IPOH. Wed A lorry driver. Lira Ah Lek. 32. who caused the death of a tin .-nine labourer in a road ar-i-ident was today fined II 000 or a year's jail by the Session* Court here. Hix drivers licence was also ordered to be endorsed
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    FASHION DESIGNING IN PARIS WITHOUT FRENCH
    128 9 Kl'AI^A I JMPUR. Wed You don't have U> know French to learn farhion designing in Pans, according to Ml 2* Chon« Veat May. who recently returned from a years study In Pans on a French Govern nent scholarship. Miss Chon?. who own* a dre«
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    New school
    25 9 PARIT BUNTAR. Wed —A new Ulamir religious m hoo. will be built ihl* year In 81mpanu Tiga. Kuala Kumu. six miles 'rom here
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    Lock icon LBJ quotes Raja
    139 9 LBJ quotes Raja 11' ASH IN Wed. Tf President Johnson yesterday quoted Singapore's F o r I ijrn Minister. Mr S Rajaratnam. In a sp«»t>ch about the future of Asia. Talking to a group at college oflicials he said In Pacific •'Earlier this year, the Foreign MlnUter >>; Singapore s«.:d
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      234 9 Straits Times Crossword H wM iMr~~ ACROSS 7. indoor arrangements for dra1. and 5. Uitkcnsians get the matist < 8 best port and *ea-lood < 8. 6 > 8 Nev er forpets the Nepal di»9. General meat supplier in town u rt)ance (8) 13. The sailors leaving? That 10 mv
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
    49 10 U Wmr4m til Himiimmm) THE FAMILY OF the late Mr Neo and -c real ha a.ro.la Mki attendanre during Tt and at the funeral THE FAMILY OF -lie la'e Mnitl Owajaaf liwan Nywig thanka relative*. .rt. 800 Joo Aaaa. and Memhera of the Chunk for Their reeeat heraaiT*)-
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    IN MEMORIAM
    25 10 n ITwata 111 imimnm I OIMLERS la rhenahed memory of •ur eairenta departed thia Life I* I*ST Their memorr hMa a ailent grief
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      Problems In Jakarta
      640 10 Apparently there is no conflict between expectations in {Jakarta of further talks with a Malaysian military mission to clarify possible differences in interpretation of the Bangkok recommendations, and the Tengku's statement yesterday that the mission will go only after ratification of these principles. Formal ratification is unnecessary.
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      New Ricebowl
      368 10 The Pahang Tua padi irrigation scheme, opened this I week, is tiny compared with various others throughout Malaya: its 3.456 acres would 1 be swallowed up and lost in the Tanjong Karang, TransPerak, Muda River or Kelantan schemes. But smallneas in itself is no defect and Pahang Tua
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      Late Payments
      190 10 In answer to complaints of undue delay in paying stipends to scholarship and bursary students at the University of Malaya, the Education Ministry has explained that the procedures it has to follow make it impossible to let students have their money before term starts. The Ministry statement adds
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    400 millions with World Cup fever
    753 10  -  THE competition for the World Cup, the biggest event in international sport, is on. To mark the occasion. London is full to the brim with soccer fans, sportswriters, pickpockets and other camp followers. One brewer has presented the drinking public with "World Cup Pale
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      Promotions in the Nursing Service
      161 10 I AM directed to refer to the report "Cuepacs wants probe on nurses' upgrading" (B.T. July 11) and to state that at the last promotion exercise, only vacancies as in December. 1961 were filled. Hence only 24 staff nurse* were promoted to fill the vacancies.
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      Amplified too
      35 10 r there Isn't one then there should be a law against bands that play In the night and amplify their cacophony to dlncomfort. annoy. Irritate and agonise residents In neighbouring houses. DEAFENED Singapore
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    Learning Malay—255
    310 10  -  BY YUNUS MARIS VOCABULARY: KUnbanr <vi to bloom: alao in) bloom, flower; KEI»kuAN cru behaviour, conduct. REDUPLICATION (contd> Here are a few more examples of the reduplication of the bane of the "KE AN" affixed words. Remember that they are mainly words Indicating colour: KEptiteh2AN (prond: "KEPI TEH-PL
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    Lock icon HIGHER STUDIES FOR MAO-LINERS ONLY
    517 10  -  THE Peking Chinese Communist press indicated today that forthcoming sweeping reforms of the education system would include cuts in the lengths of humanities and arts courses at the universities. The selection of students for these courses would be based on political reliability, and the graduation
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    Afro-Asia only a voting block: M.P.
    201 11  -  PREM KUMAR B, k ALA LUMPUR, v Afrotily a ■•id not a reckoned •*>« nphilmi of a M P Dr M.iummer b i«re Mag Mala ice reality." th« •übai There ar« only the mome: .m or Communw bloc, and the \o pincir a isa«roup
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    L-Month rally
    33 11 BUKIT MERTAJAM. Wed More than 3.000 people, including •chool children, will attend the National Language Month rally •n the Bukit Meitajam Recreation Club ground here at 5 pm. on July 30.
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    Sabah gets Tengku's approval for TV
    93 11 IESKLTON, Wed. The Prime Minister. Tengku Abdul Rahman, has given the Krern light for the introduction of television in Jrs.selton and Sandakan. This M (lisHosrd today by s.ih.«h's Chief Minister. Mr. Prter Ln. who had discussed the matter with thr Trncku before gome on
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    Religious talk
    31 11 SUNOEI PATANI, Wed The Rev. Father Stanislaus Fernando, from Ceylon. Chaplain -General of the Young Christian Workers for Asia, will talk on "The Laity at the Convent here tomorrow.
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    Keel-laying ceremony at Jurong today
    85 11 SINGAPORE. Wed. A keel laying ceremony for the construction of eight barges costing $2 million will be held at Jurong shipyard tomorrow Representatives of the shipyard and the Pakistan Government, for whom the barges are being constructed, will be present at the ceremony. The contract
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    More Thai flights to Singapore
    141 11 More Thai flights to Singapore SINGAPORE, Wed. Thai International will increase their services to Singapore from Oct. 1. This was announced torfay by Mr. Mels Lumholdt, the airline's sales manager. Mr. Lumholdt. now In Singapore to make preparation^ lor the airlines expansion, said the present seven Caravelle flights between Singapore
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    Jobs survey in Perlis
    47 11 1 KANGAR. Wed A .survey nf pmployaient opportunities for handicapped people has been started in Perils. Circulars hnve been set to all heads of departments, commercial houses and co-operative societies asking tor their help in advusme the State Welfare authorities of an» vacancies.
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    Chia: I did not see any need to verify article
    1579 11 DARISAN Sosiahs MP Chia Thye Poh, on trial for sedition, today said he did not see any need to verify an allegedly s c d i t i cus article, which he reproduced in his party organ, the Barisan. Chia,
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    PEW PALS: WOMEN ONLY
    222 12 PEW PALS: WOMEN ONLY WOMEN and girls who are Interested in letter writing have the chance of getting to know their Western counterparts better, especially from Canada. Miss Mary Paise from Canada writes: "We have a worldwide pen pal club for women and girls only. There is no subscription involved
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    The softer side to trouser suits
    253 12 THERE is a tremendous amount of talk these days of trouser suits which are featured in very swinging collections, reports Veronica Papworth. Does talk of trousered women make your blood run cold conjure up images of angular, bootclad beauties strutting about and striding all
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    Diary notes...
    277 12 Diary notes MEN win more battles of the bulge than women do. according to a report in the "Archives of Internal Medicine." "Whenever results of treatment have been reported according to the sex of patient, men have been shown to be more successful." it was reported. Women have a more
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      700 13 srruATioiis vacakt aw tt Hrn. mmmrm -ill wi— imm Aaa»» Bsel Bilaila la Maa AJMM I we" cOO« »mah Ce»M»»s M 4) CMMLive w. .No »sshsms 'iewd bHbMBL B^BafssW fWrVWi UM«il> i.aiLLBR a aaaar ne- re*ary drUIM« fequired lasSße- e*ae*» ,_tiw mßm 4W7 B.T MM »*tT TWE BBAEHJATEO S.a msiaa
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      622 13 WHERE TO STAY (Malaysia) It Wordt M i Mi*.}— Boa St <■«» txtrm JOHORE HOTEL tUsa,/CksMee r-'ee* Alnisl Koorn* Phase J.B. 23M/S POMTIAH BfITNOUII SCAStOE Excellent Malaysian Luropeaa Vee* Pleasant rurrouDdtnss under o»w oaaaaajeSMM. T.I Huntiao SM. NEW STBAITS VIEW HOTEL ol»orBabru acMMile Hennas sod Kluuis— nightly Ktct'iirni Kntlim and
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      616 13 KENYATAAN TAWAKW IKK PAHANG Tawaran2 daripada Pemborong'i yang oerdaftar dengan J.K.R. di-dalam kelas E dan keatas dl-l awah Kepala I K Kechil 1 atiu Kepala IV, K Kechil 4 <a, akan di- tenma di-Pejabat Jurutera Ne- gerl, JKR Pahang. Kuantan hingga pukol 300 petang pada 28hb July. 1966 untok:- 1
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      567 13 PUBLIC UTILITIES BOARD. SINGAPORE Illi I KM II V Uir\RlMf NT Mil Ml lot UNMMERI 111 order to carry out electrical maintenance work at Yew Tee Village Substation. It Is niasEEary to interrupt electricity supply to the following areas on Friday, lotn July. 1966 Iron: 900 am to SOO pm.:—
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    PRIMO CARNERA, MAN MOUNTAIN
    1853 14 /STRAITS TIMES I Special I Feature J The bluest champion in boxing history AT a Paris stadium o n September 1 2. 1928. a 6}fr., 19st. circus strongman was tried out as a boxer against a heavyweight named Sebilo, who despite his own huge physique, was
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      352 14 MIRAVIT FOR THE WHOLE MY 14 VITAMINS *izVjib AND 8 MINERALS PORTRAIT OF A HAPPY, HEALTHY FAMILY. That'i Mr Vitality «nd Hi family you >•• in Hi* picture Each MIRAVIT contains 14 vitamins and minerals to help >ou o.crTh.yt« al»av> happy because Hiey ,tay healthy all the lime. com thof
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      120 14 What's Happening Back Home? Letter* to friends and relative? now ovrrseas are only one link between them and home A regular link with the home scene is to send The Straits Budget, the weekly edition of The Straits Times. Malaysians, ex-Malaysians and friends abroad cannot do better than read this
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      1255 15 tMltara aa<i l'»aa» PaaaM t,, i.tf 21 laty II Mr»y 21 24 SmET A aaufll.. miU Mf 24 MfH/i M| am i i.' SuTTcitMaai... My It AM Aaj tll tM II »..v m* faaaaaa la I MJ I ...u. iaVe^^raaTsiatiaa'.... A 4 AMD aaj II (1 HJ II Aat 1
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      1292 15 teaLEIIIAJI 1 lUCMALL S.S. CO.. LTI. SEE tVIRIEAF Fit lUTVAII fEIVICI FRtM U R CtkJTINIPJY LaaiiM tan Inti P. I taa PMMt CITY IF CNUAU loft**. Ham»arf, Rotlartta. M,oaiaaartM« at 24 mi U/U mt CITY IF aiNNiPlt iLiuaa. Mumwi ««ttiiaaa. Hatra. Nail. la r MkM M It Ml M Cm
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    MELBOURNE STOCKS
    139 16 MELBOURNE. Wed. INDUSTRIALS continued to Odgc higher in quiet trading today. BHP advanced to $0.46. Gains In base metals «ere laat widespread than yesterday, but ReniMMi aaded another 1 c«nt to $7.72. Oils were easier. Santos wai down 15 cent;, to 52.45 and AOG down 10 cent* to
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    RUBBER PRICES
    261 16 Af GIST first grade rubber l\a.b. buyer* closed at 5 pm. in Singapore and Kuala Lumpur yetLenUy at 63 cents per lb. up a quarter «tf a cent 09 Tuesday's closing level for the position. The tone wu Inactive. R.A.S. and M.R I .losing ■trices in cents per
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    SHIPS IN PORT
    131 16 CHIPS lying alongside the Singapore wharves or expected today aroi Bennacbte 1/2, Metallurg Kurako 3/4, Tapan N.W. 4. Frederick Clover N.W 1/2. Perak N.W. 5, President McKlnley B '9. Sumatra 10/11, Klna 13 14 Sado Hani l.i lfl, Ceylon Maru 19. Rajula 27 25, Peleua 31/32, Eastern
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    78 16 /■HINtSE Produce Eieftanga. tineaV-" pera neen pricec per picul yester day: Cecenut ell: bulk $45 sellers, drum *46s sellers. Copra: July Aug. UK /Continent: Unquoted. Pepaer: Muntok white ***** sellers. Sarawak white $198 sellers, special Sarawak black $145 sellers, garbled Lamport* black Sl47 f (N) aellera (all 96%
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    H.K. RATES
    24 16 quoted at 5.75 i (or T.T. and 577 for cash. Sterling <\a» quoted at 16.02 and ens tad ef geld at 265|.
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    Rubber crops
    13 16 Further June crops included Kluang 134.000 lb.. flu Benul 62.000 lb.
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    CLOSING PRICES
    26 16 July 13. RLBBER PRICE: 65 vents (up a quarter of a cent) TIN: $632 (up S2>. Estimated unofficial offering 190 tons (up 10 tons).
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    UAC SURPRISE ON FIRST DAY EXCHANGE LISTING
    801 16 From Our Market Correspondent ON its first days listing on the Stock Exchange yesterday United Asbestos Cement caused something of a surprise on two counts First there was the sm.illness of the turnover which was far less than had been expected and secondly
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    26 16 Malayan St.X k Indii-r* My is. jui> i.i. 'Industrials: 1*1.71 Mil «7 lins: lij.titi ruhbers; lll.M 111.31 30, l»«:t inn. Dec. 19, 196» Kin
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    STOCK EXCHANGE OF MALAYSIA
    974 16 DL'SINESS in and reported to the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Stock Exchange yesterday with the number of shares traded in brackets: INDUSTRIALS: •ustsad (6.000) SI 62: CC.H. <?o.ooo> SI. (JO O $1 56 SL. (31.U00) SI.SS. (10.0001 11.59: E. Smaltars (l.OUO) $3.00'
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    Straits tin up $2 on strong support
    435 16 rE Straits tin price rose, S? to $632 yesterday on an offering increased by an estimated 10 tons to 190 tons. Strong local support, especially from Japan was reported. LONDON: Tin on Tuesday generally displayed a steady tone, though the backwardation narrowed on
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    Lock icon Dancing millions cheer Brazil's win
    133 18 J^IO DE JANEIRO. Wed Millions of Brazilians danced deliriously in the streets of Rio. Sao Paulo and other maior ritie^ last night, exploding firecrackers and hurling a snowstorm of tlrker tape from skyscraper office blocks in celebration of Brazil's opening 2-0 victory over Bulgaria In
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    Pele's 'banana' kick sets up Brazilians' victory
    621 18  -  Brazil 2 Bulgaria LONDON, Wed. Brazil set Ihe World Cup aflame last night and the torch was held by Pele the player the Britons poured in to see. And it became clear that an> forward with the abilitty of Pele is going to
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    GERMANS ROUT THE SWISS
    379 18 GERMANS ROUT THE SWISS SHEFFIELD, Wednesday. WEST GERMANY gave a brilliant display of powerful attacking football to crush Switzerland 5-0 in the first Group Two World Cup match here last night. They outclassed the Swiss In virtually every department. Particularly noteworthy was the sight of their defenders outspeedlng practically every
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    Lock icon Big bet on Brazil
    139 18 LONDON, Wed. A bet of £9.000 to £4.000 on Brazil to win the World Cup was placed with a London bookmaker yesterday morning. The odds against the Cup favourites were then reduced to 2 to 1. Also supported were Portugal, backed to win £10.000 at 28
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    Tickets girl and her phone -No...—
    129 18 Tickets girl and her phone -No... I ONDON, Wed. Soccer fans who telephoned London's World Cup Information Centre for tickets have complained that a girl employee gave them the phone number of a ticket tout. She is said to have told visitors she knew a man who could help them
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    152 18 Pressmen had to pay to report I ONDON. Wed. The World* soccer Press is furious over the organisation of the World Cup from the reporting point of view. They regard the Press arrangements as the worst they can recollect for tiny major international sporting event. On the eve of Monday's
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    Koreans give Russians hard fight
    260 18 Koreans give Russians hard fight VI I D DLESBROUGH. ifl Wed-Some of the unknown quantity of the North Koreans was shown last night when they gay» fighting display before going down 3-0 (halftime 2-0) to the Soviet Union in the opening maun of Group F\mr at Ayresome Park here. The
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    EPSOM JEEP'S PENANG SHORT LIST
    142 18 pENANG. Wed.— Because of the poor entries Epsom Jeep will not give his usual 10 best to follow, Instead he has recommended the following for your short list: MONA LISA: Speedy; will take a lot of catching over 51f; made a bold bid against a
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    Razak Cup tussles on this weekend
    222 19 Razak Cup tussles on this weekend KUALA LUMPUR. Wed— Hockey will move this weekend from the mild skirmishes of the friendly tournaments to the big interest and sharp rivalry of the interstate championship for the Tun Razak Cup. The north, eaat »nd .1 rones will be dfcided this meenend. and
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    A 4-RECORD SWEEP BY RAJAMANI?
    364 19  -  LEE FOO SAN By IPOH, Wednesday MALAYSIAN internationals Asir Victor, M. Raman and M. Rajamani are expected to better records in their events when they compete in the two-day Central zone championships of the Perak Amateur Athletic Association here on Saturday and Sunday. Rajamani, who
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    202 19 BASKETBALL Penanc achooU tourney: Under-20 SKI A' 83 PFS 66: HCHSA 71 MBS 68: CLHS Pte "A" 59 TI 44; Under- 15 CLHS 'A 1 54 CLHS PTE 22: CLHS B 26 PEB 19. CRICKET Friendly iSg Patanl) Gurkha Dept bt Sg Patanl XI by I nins. Gurkha Dept.
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    106 19 Allli tries rrengfanu AAA c'shlpA iK Trengganu) CRICKET MCA League: Jon ore v 8 pore (J Bahru) HOCKEY Spore under-23 final: SRC v YMSA (padang. SIS) SOCCER Spore Div. 1: T Kurau v Star Snccerites (Jn Be«ar 5.15' Malacca Div 1: PWD-Survey v 3 Inf Workshop KEMF iB
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    SPORTLETTERS $50,000 for Singapore Sports -Council –
    115 19 SPORTLETTERS $50,000 for Singapore Sports -Council T ITH reference to your report in Tuesday's issue, I would like to thank you for the publicity you have given to sports promotion on this occasion. However, I have to clarify two points: The cheque of $60,000 from the Singapore Tobacco Company was
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    Jalan Besar footbrawl
    122 19 r£ "football" match between the Armed Forces and Singapore played at Jalan Besar Stadium on Sunday could be more aptly described as a FOOTBRAWL and not a football match. There was not much of a football game but dirty and degrading tactics by some members of Singapore
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    Sadayappan not fastest
    86 19 J WOULD like 10 refer to your report on Monday on the A.A.A. Junior athletic championships at Farrer Park. A. Sadayappan may have recorded the fastest 800 m (lmln. 58) by a Singapore schoolboy this season. Syed Omar of Neftrl Sembllan clocked lmln 58.9 at the M
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    The Kingston selections
    62 19 rTtHE Singapore badminton J. championships should have been staged earlier so that the daw champion and runner-up could have represented Singapore at Kingston An It Is there I* bitter dlsNDpotntment and resentment mone the Republic's current rtr«t three oest slneles players Wee Choon Seng. Wong Tew O+*
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    Handsome $12,000 gesture by Kingston
    351 19  - Handsome $12,000 gesture by Kingston ERNEST FRIDA .By 4 handsome gesture. A which will cost the organising committee of the Kingston Commonwealth Games in the region of $12,000. has enabled Singapore Sports and Olympic Council to send a team of 20 competitors and officials to Kingston, it was disclosed today.
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    Mannerswins 400 m in 51.2 sec
    281 19 Mannerswins 400 m in 51.2 sec CINGAPORE, Wed. Sergeant Manners, a strong challenger for the Singapore A.A.A. 400 m title this weekend, won in a meet record time of 51.2ser at the Singapore Army Area athletic championships at the new army bitumen track. Dover Road, today. His time beat his
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    GAMES OPENING
    29 19 LONDON. Wed. Prince Philip will fly on a scheduled BOAC airline on Aug. 3 to Kinßton, Jamaica, where he will open the Commonwealth Oames the next day.
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    SPINNER SOBERS GETS A CAREER BEST 9 FOR 49
    451 19 LONDON, Wed.— West Indian skipper Gary Sobers carried the touring team to victory by an Innings and 56 runs over Kent at Canterbury yesterday by taking nine wickets for 49 runs the best analysis of his career and the best by
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    KED edge Tamil Youngsters
    76 19 IPOH. Wed. Klnta Electrical Distribution sc beat Tamil Youngsters 2-1 In a keenly contested league first division soccer match on the Jalan Abdul Jalil ground today KED .scored midway in th« first half through imide-right Choong Seong Yau and increased the lead ten minutes later through
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    FOUR ENTRIES
    32 19 MALACCA. WkJ. Only four teams Singapore. Selangor, NegTi and Malacca have so far entered for the annual Malaysian Hockey Federation's under-23 tournament to be held on Aug. 13-14 at Malacca.
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    Six records expected at Kedah AAA meet
    180 19 Six records expected at Kedah AAA meet A LOR STAR. Wed At least six Btate record*— four by the men and two by the women are expected to be »ci up at this years Kedah AAA championship* to be held at Kuilm tomorrow and Frday. They are for the 100
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    Clarke does it again
    95 19 OSLO. Wed Ron Clarke of Australia last night brake the 28-nnnuie barrier for 10,000 metres for the second time In track history when he won the distance at an International meet here clocking 27mln 540 sec nine of his 11 rivals by more than one lap.
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    204 20 Tun Lim: 'Don't be personal' David is told KUALA LUMPUR, Wed A Labour Party member was told in the Selangor Legislative Assembly today not to be personal when he raised the question of Tun Lim Yew Hock's absence from Canberra last month Mr V David was speaking on a rr
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    72 20 •OOTH NANCY miildrnly at CTinni. Romcnat or funday, I'tith Junr. DearIv twlovod wifr of I>ou«laa Duncan and mother of lan. Pat and Shirley. MADAM ONG VAN NtO (Mrs. Cbaok Guan Kn-i pawrd away on 1.17.^. at MA Jalan Ralam. Blork 32. MarphrrMin Batata, laa ln| behind •on. dauchttrin-law. M
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    65 20 DAVID VAIRAKIAM: In evrr-lovlnc memory of our dear father— departed M-TI9SS Fondly remembered by Grace, Harriet. Sathl, Stella Ruby. Eric, Irene and grandchildren. MIMOKY OF AFFCCTIONATI G. Anil who left u« this day There i« a memory In our heart* that paaang yvara cannot take away an •■mp'y
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    84 20 DARWIN. Wod --Seafaring grandmother Mrs. Emily Cole, 92. arrived here today after crossing the Indian Ocean with her family in a home-made boat. Mrs. Cole said she could not understand why people were surprised she was sailing the world. "I like it when
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    75 20 LISBON. Wed —AH 36 crew ol the Norwegian tanker Mosli, burnIng in the Atlantic after a collision, have been taken safely board another Norwegian vessel. The Mosli and the Greek tanker Marietta Nomklos collided about 20 miles north west of St. Vinccnte Cape. Portugal. Only
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    Council chief accused of $2,500 graft
    595 20 FORMER president of Ihc Seremban Town Council Mr. Chin See Yin, t< > I < 1 the sessions COUli here I<ml;i\ th;it (omli.k lor sought his advice k*sl ytaroa two sums of money he h;id alleged!} paid to the president and deputy president of
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    227 20  - Pawang conquers fireraising spirits GABRIEL LEE By SINGAPORE, Wed. Residents of the sprawling Malay kampong of Kebun Übi reported ghostly happenings in their homes for the past week, and a pawang last night pronounced: "There are evil spirits at work." The Pawaiiß Haji Mohammed Yusof, 40. then set to work
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    303 20 LONDON, Wed. British Funds continued to drift lower on the London stock market. War Loan was >»th lower at 49' i. The UK trade figures for June showing a bigger deficit had no discernible effect on markets, though industrials continued to fall back. But at the close, jobbers
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    62 20 LONDON. Wed —Spot 19 15 16d Aug. 20 1, 16d.. Sept. 2O'i,d Oct. 20 3'16d.. Oct. Dec. ao^d.. Jan. March 20 5 16d.. April, June 20 \d July Sept. 20 1 -..d. Oct./ Dec. 20' 2 d.. Jan. March 20>?d.. April June 2O' s d.. c.l.f. July 19 5
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    31 20 LONDON. Wed— Buyers £1276 (-^£2). sellers £1277 <-Xli, Forward buyers £1261. <-£2' 3 >. sellers £1262';. (+£2' 2 1. Settlement £1276 (unchanged!. Turnover am 70 tons, p.m. 80 tons. Tone: Steady.
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    391 20 TH E Indian Prime Minister, Mrs. Indira Gandhi, today asked Russia, a cochairman of the 1954 Geneva conference on Indo-China, to reopen the conference for Vietnam peace talks. But officials refused to describe what answer she received when she laid the plans
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    335 20 Queen's sunny smile wins children's hearts By MARGARET WEE SfcRFMBW \\,,i Th« K.» la PrrmaiMin Akoii* t<«i.iv luni ih t ht-.itK «f o\rr ::uu .Inldren mi th« l>nr.kn KurshMh Colleg* .inrl the (hildi.n a W.I fare Hoinr hrt,- uith her Minrn Mtiilr .mil frirnrll? mannrr The QiKM-n in a hlur
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    47 20 ADELAIDE. Wed. Mi Raymond Hall. 37. was today elected leader of the South Australian Liberal and Couniiy Part; He succeeds Sir Tliomas Playford. 70. who stepped down recently after a record 28 years as Staus Premier and later leader of th« Opposition. Reuter.
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