The Straits Times, 16 July 1966

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    24 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 150,000 The Straits Times The National Newspaper Lstd 1845 SATIRDAY. JI'LY 16, 1966 15 CENTS M.C.(P) 1629 KDN 2934
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    Umno to debate call for welfare state
    278 1 Umno to debate call for welfare state KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. A resolution, calling for a welfare state in Malaysia based on "moderate" socialism and parliamentary democracy, will be discussed at the Umno general assembly to be held here on July 30 and 31. It will be moved by the Seberang
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    Lock icon De Gaulle visit
    35 1 PHNOM PENH. Fri. Gen De Gaulle and his wife are tn pay a State visit to Cambodia frnm Aug 31 to Sept 2 tdlfi year. It wa* officially announced here today. Reuter.
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    Lock icon Like any other day
    351 1  -  ABUL FAZIL No delays... F/#Sr IMF OF IMMIGRATION CONTROLS AT CAUSEWAY By 1 JOHORE BAHRU. Friday A woman immigration officer checking the travel papers of an American woman tourist at the Causeway checkpoint yesterday. pHE first day of immigration controls at the Causeway today went off
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    The facts behind the rubber breakthrough
    326 1 LONDON. Friday. jy|OKK about the "breakthrough" for natural rubber, which would enable it to enter the important market for passenger car tyre treads, was announced lure today. Spokesmen for the Natural Rubber Producers' Association, led by its director of research, Dr. Leonard Mullins, made
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    Lock icon Troops out to quell riots
    75 1 CHICAGO. Fit National guard troops were called out on riot duty today after an outbreak ot racial violence spread through Chicago's simmering west-side Negro neighbourhoods The Governor of Illinois, Mr. Otto Kernri mobilised 3.000 guardsmen after the authorities expressed fear that a new wave of
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    Freedom to tell the truth...
    70 1 Freedom to tell the truth... SINGAPORE. Fri. The Minister for Culture, Inche Othman Wok. today said the Press was free to tell the truth In Singapore. But it must do so bearing In mind the special circumstances of the Republic. In the context of its transformation to a modern progressive
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    Marines beat off attack, kill 8
    42 1 SAIGON. Fri U.S. Marines fought off a pre-dawn attack on an outpost south of Chu Lai today. killing eight Vletcong in hand-to-hand combat. Military spokesman said the company-sized outpost was attacked by about 75 guerilla*— UPl.
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    Lock icon S'pore to be Jakarta's trading centre
    146 1 S'pore to be Jakarta 's trading centre JAKARTA, Fri. Singapore will become Indonesia's trading centre, Col. Ali Moertopo. Indonesia's liaison officer in talks to end confrontation of Malaysia, said here. Col. Moertopo. who had just returned from Singapore and Malaysia, gave a detailed account of his talks to Kogam. the
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    Blast kills 5
    32 1 NEW YORK. Fri.— At least five people were killed and many others injured today when six explosions ripped through the Hercules Powder Company factory In Carthage, Missouri, police reported.
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    Lock icon Border marker
    32 1 PORT MORESBY. Fri The first marker to define the border between Papua-New Guinea and West Irian was set in place yesterday near Wutong village, on New Guinea's north coast. Reuter.
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    Lock icon Spooner dies
    22 1 SYDNEY. Fri. The former Australian Minister for National Development. Sir William Spooner. died In hospital today. He was 68. —Reuter.
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    Lock icon Just fancy that...
    73 1 BRUSSELS. Fri— The pilot of a chartered plane made an emergency landing here today because three lions were scratching at his cabin door. And as soon as the plane landed, the pilot and his navigator squet-zcd out of the cabin porthole, leaving the lions roaring and battling
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    STOP PRESS
    31 1 HANOI CLAIM TOKYO. Fri. Communist North Vietnamese officiate claimed the "people of Hanoi" shot down three American planes on the outskirts of Hanoi daring an air raid today I'M.
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      AUSSIE M.P. HAS TALKS WITH SOKKARNO IN PALACE
      174 2 A USSIE M.P. HAS TALKS WITH SOKKARNO IN PALACE I\K\K I fri rrumi sent fMartaa Lab*«r Mr Or Jim < jirnv had wide-ranging l:ilk> witlt r'f-idfni siM-kuriii. breakUot at Mrrdrka Palare here ><-«irnl l»r i .urns who i* leading ib AMolraliaa l.alxHir Party delegation hrrc, i.tlrr that Ihe tnrri■nr «i«
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      Lock icon Thai King due in Britain today
      213 2 I ONDON. Kn King Bhu- mibol and Queen SiriThailand. who arrive here by air tomorrow for a ■rv private vi.slt. are expected to see Britain's Queen Elizabeth and her husband, the Duke of Kdinburgh, at least twice during their One meeting will I luncheon
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      Lock icon Hanoi's answer
      487 2 'North Vietnam will fight and fight until the U.S. imperialists accept all our terms...' TOKYO. rrW«y RTH Vietnam aid today that there would be no peace except on Hanoi*! nrms and it warned would-be makers to lay off havr only one insright and ..ud ihe official Nh.in Dan
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      More coeds
      28 2 TOKYO. Fri. The number of women undergraduates In Japan hai Increased from 0.3 per cent of university student* In 1940 to 18.1 per rent last year.
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      Lock icon DOOR STILL OPEN FOR TALKS...
      170 2 DOOR STILL OPEN FOR TALKS WASHINGTON. Fri r PHE Australian Prime Minister, Mr. Harold Holt and President Johnson last night reaffirmed their full commitment to the war in Vietnam but left open the door to negotiations. In a Joint communique issued at the end of their sec id meeting in
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      Lock icon Kaunda retires 15 white Special Branch men
      81 2 LUSAKA. Fri President Kenneth Kaunda of Zambia has retired 15 white Special Branch officers because of deficiencies in the country's security services. An official announcement wid the services were not in a sufficient state of preparedness. Two other police officers were retired at
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      Lock icon Cunard Line in 'serious position'
      81 2 SOUTHAMPTON. Frt. The financial position nf the Cunard is so .serious that all its passenger •hips, including the Queen Mary •nd Queen Elizabeth, may have to be sold in two years "if we go on as »c are." This message was delivered to thr crews
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      Lock icon CHEN VI CALLS FOR FRENCH CO-OPERATION 'IN STRUGGLE'
      293 2 CHEN VI CALLS FOR FRENCH CO-OPERATION 'IN STRUGGLE' 'U.S. is more ambitious aggressor than Hitler 9 j PEKING. Friday THE Communist Chinese Foreign Minister, Marshal Chen Vi, last night formally proposed that the French and Chinese peoples make joint efforts to struggle against the "United States imperialist plan for aggression
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      Prospects of major US aid to Indonesia are dim –
      275 2 Prospects of major US aid to Indonesia are dim WASHINGTON. Fri— Mr. David Bell. US. foreign aid .adminlstrator, hinted yesterday that prospects for early resumption of major U.S. aid to Indonesia and the United Arab Republic wore dim. Answering questions at a National Pres.s Club luncheon. Mr Bell said that
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      512 2 BIG SINGAPORE ESTATE PROMOTES HOME OWNERSHIP If you would like a charming new Home this may be your BIG OPPORTUNITY .S) f\ AAl\ I T* T l l Al X UUmiLtl 1u11... ■HHBBBBESSiB^ Second Phase under way. NEW CITY REALTY LIMITED I mmmmm EXPECTED DATE OF COMPLETION: JUNE 1967. 448,
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      Ex-mental patient held in mass murder 'crime of the century'
      363 3 CHICAGO, Friday. AN ex-mental patient is among suspects rounded up and questioned in connection with the "crime of the century" in which eight student nurses were trussed, strangled, slashed or shot yesterday in their residence. Among the murdered were Vaientina
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      Lock icon Fire kills two boys trapped in bedroom –
      163 3 Fire kills two boys trapped in bedroom BOSTON. Fri.— Two boys yesterday died in a fire which trapped them in bedroom upstairs while th*ir mother talked on the telephone downMain, unaware of the flames. A man failed in wverml attempt* to reach the youngsters but succeeded in helping to rescue
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      Lock icon THE LONE SURVIVOR TELLS HARROWING STORY
      322 3 THE LONE SURVIVOR TELLS HARROWING STORY he needed funds to get to New Orleans. Investigators speculated 'rat the girls believed robbery was his motive and that none of them suspected they would be slain. Pending an autopsy rfport. Mr. Flanagan said it appeared only one of the nurses had been
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      Lock icon Cosmos 124 up
      31 3 MOSCOW. Fri. The Sovie' In.on yesterday launched Cosmos 124. the latest in its series of un- 1 manned instrument-package sa- tellites. Tass said. Everything is functioning normally. Reuter.
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      Lock icon WILSON WARNS OF TOUGH ACTION TO SAVE £
      231 3 WILSON WARNS OF TOUGH ACTION TO SAVE LONDON. Fri. The Prime Minister. Mr. Harold Wilson, clamped a massive credit squeeze on the British economy and warned that even tougher measures will follow soon to back up his determination not to devalue sterling. The 50- year-old Labour Government leader faced a
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      New Egyptian law bans wailing at funerals
      99 3 CAIRO, Fri.— The ageold Egyptian custom of wailing loudly at funerals is banned under a law just passed to improve Cairo's amenities. Most families employ professional women wallers. The wallers, said to Kive off more decibels than motor-cycle enrines. will not lose their
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      Lock icon Dogfight as Israeli jets hit Syrian works
      262 3 Dogfight as Israeli jets hit Syrian works T»EL AVIV. Fri. 1 Israeli ,'et fighters carrying out a retaliatory attack on Syrian engineering units yesterday clashed with Syrian MiGs above the Jordan River in a full-seal* dogfight. An official Israeli spokesman said one Syrian jet flghtor was shot down and the
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      Lock icon A shock by-election defeat for Labour
      145 3 J ONDON. Fri. Bri- tains Labour Government suffered a shock by-election defeat today when a Welsh seat it held at the general election by 9,233 votes was won by the Welsh Nationalist Party. It was the first time the Welsh Nationalists had won a
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    Lock icon The big beer crash...
    138 4 SINGAPORE, Fri. It was a case of beer, beer everywhere, and not a drop to drink at the Grange Circus in Singapore this morning. More than 400 bottles of Tiger beer lay smashed, and all Fraser and Neave workers could do was to pick up the
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    Bond of friendship
    57 4 A FIRM handclasp between the Charge d'Affairrs for France, Mr. Edouard Huite, and Singapore's Minister for Labour, Mr. Jek Yeun Thong, seals the bonds of friendship between Singapore and France. This picture was taken after Mr. Jek proposed a toast to France at the reception at the
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    ARMY OFFERS TO HELP
    85 4 SINGAPORE. Fri. The British Army has offered to undertake any engineering projects which will benefit the under-privileged people or the youth of Singapore "This, however, depends on our manpower capacity and availability of machines," said an Army spokesman. "We can oblige only during slack periods of
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    Two 'Cold Store' detainees to be freed
    319 4 Two 'Cold Store' detainees to be freed SINGAPORE, Fri. Two political detainees, who were arrested under Operation Cold Store in 1963, are to be released soon. They are Kwok Kang Hoe and Tan Koon Guan. A police statement today said both had carried out Communist United Front activities at the
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    109 entries for the big dog show
    131 4 109 entries for the big dog show SINGAPORE. Frl— A total of 109 dogs, representing 23 different breeds, will compete at the Singapore championship dog show at the Gay World stadium on Sunday They Include alsatlans. boxers, beagles, pomeranians, corgi, pug. and dobermanns. Many have been Imported from Hong Kong.
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    No-water areas
    81 4 SINOAPORE. Frl.— Water will be rut off In these areas tomorrow: Monk's Hill Road. Flats 44A G to 48A G and 2A B. 4A B. Wlnstedt Road from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. House Nos. from 244 to 304 (Even Nos.) Buklt Titnah Road and House Nos. 139.
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      80 4 Hey! Amateur Bands! THE BEAT BAND CONTEST 1966 it a cinch for you to win YASHICA FUJICA cameras by TITHES DENTAL PHOTO SUPPLY LTD. Also attractive trophies 4V souvenirs Place: The Autumn Trade Fair (Great World Park) Period: 28.7.66 to 5.9.66 Entry Forms: 10-D Jerrois Rd. (Tal: *****8) s JXMAS
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    Witness tells of 'lifetime in prison' threat
    1667 5 Witness tells of 'lifetime in prison' threat SEDITION TRIAL: NINTH DAY Reporter: Ch*ong Yip S«ng SINGAPORE, Friday CHIN SIONG A COWARD? HE IS A VERY NICE MAN, SAYS HO PEOW A 90-MINUTE cross-examination of a political detainee by the Senior State Council, Mr. Francis T. Scow, was the highlight of
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    Lock icon Manila senator queries S'ore rice deal
    89 5 MANILA. Fri— Opposition Senator Ambrosio Padill.i is questioning the Philippine Government's importation of rice from Singapore on a government to government basiv The senator said the deal hus questionable since Singapore did not produce any rice. The Philippines should have bought its rice direct
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    Why vet was advised to stay away—witness
    1229 6 Why vet was advised to stay away— witness PENANG CITY COUNCIL INQUIRY: NINTH DAY Reporter: Oh Kee Tiang PENANG, Friday 'pHE City Veterinary Surgeon, Mr. P. K. Rao, was advised to stay away from the abattoirs in September 1963 because of a demonstration by pork butchers, the Commission of Inquiry
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    Inquiry who's who
    49 6 0 THE COMMISSION: Justice Dato Abdul Aziz (chairman). H.tr K. Mushir Ariff and Or. (11. Yeans. ft ASSISTING THE COMMISSION. Inche Ibrahim bin Abdul Manan. the State Legal Adviser, and Inche Abdul Hamid bin Haji Omar, the Public Prosecutor. FOR THE CITY COUNCIL: Mr. IK. Meek.
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    Commission extends date for witnesses to file notice
    234 6 Commission extends date for witnesses to file notice DENANG, Fri. The Commission of Inquiry into the City Council has extended to Aug. 1 the period for filing of notice of Intention to appear before it. Any person wishing to appear before the Commission to give evidence, or to put In
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    FORMER FRONT COUNCILLOR FIRST TO TESTIFY IN CAMERA
    122 6 FORMER FRONT COUNCILLOR FIRST TO TESTIFY IN CAMERA <> _^A nuxbrr i>: that It would tw ie pnrk bUtc.'Mll it.sfntrd ihji and nought Mr. Rao nwpon•lMb. "A d*nV'i aJI of Una warp.-." V Mr. in mid fleers, he councils tit m )> u.te of the 1 employment exchangp. In camera
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    'A harmful mixture in gourmet powder' warning
    439 7 SINGAPORE Fri Till. oinphollci < f < iisioins. Mr. Taa Soo I li\c. lod_ty w. nurd thai their was wide spread adulteration of monosodiuin glutamate igooraKt*! powder) with gloat mu\ sodium ivviophosphate a chemical used in the inunu l;u tine ol Fertilisers ;m<l
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    Minister to open road
    59 7 SINGAPORE Fri— Mr. K C. Lee. Minister of Stale for Culture, will open a new through road at I Kampong Wale Hassan off Sembawang Road. 15 m.s. tomorrow at < 7.30 pm I Mr. Teong Eng Siong. MP for i Sembawang will deliver a speech, i
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    PUB gets a new general manager
    151 7 PUB gets a new general manager SINGAPORE. Fri. Mr. KYI). Gin. (above) acting director of thr Public Works Department, has been appoint ■■it thr nru Kenrral manager of thr Public Utilities Board. He w ill take up his nrw appointment, which has been approved by the Ministry of Law and
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    Clause hearing
    41 7 SINGAPORE. Fri— An application by the Industrial Worker*. Union for interpretation of a clause, relating to retrenchment benefits, in the Nanyang Cooperative Stores Society 1 964 agreement, will be heard by the Second Industrial Arbitration Court on Aug 8
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    All wards to get Govt. aid for projects
    238 7 All wards to get Govt. aid for projects SINGAPORE. Fri. The Singapore Government is to allocate a "certain sum of money next year to each of the 51 constituencies, to be spent on projects and other services. Thi.s was announced last night by the Minister for Health. Mr. Yong Nyuk
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    I-day dinner
    25 7 SINGAPORE. Fn The Aston Recreation Club will celebrate Singapore Independence Day with a dinner on Aug. 6 The venue will be announced later.
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    19 'pirate taxi' drivers held
    194 7 SINGAPORE. Fri Police today arrested 19 pirate taxi drivers along the city's main bus routes. Twenty motor vehicles were also seized. A police statement today said that "Operation Taxi" was launched to implement the provisions of the Road Traffic Amendment Act. 1966. which came into
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      411 7 CLOSING DATE EXTENDED TO 10 AUGUST 1966!! WIN BIG CASH PRIZES SWANfaSOCKSB CONTEST^ 1 Ha DDI7P flflA i\i\ *>• Th contest closes en 10 August 1966. I^l, I Ib Kb WI WWW ■W W 2- Send in as many entries you like but each entry must be 5 accompanied with
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      202 7 HOW PMXI LIKE OOf HAD OUR MH.N OF I' I o.VP **LT UP WITH THIS I THAT' OUR SEARCH TXE FUTURE ALL HEY NOW, 2l££ GUY BACK THERE IN MOO BUT THAT TOR A WAV INTO THE WRAPPED UP FOR US HOLD ON, I AW l», ■> I DOESNT MEAN
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      Latest type equipment for new exchange
      494 8  - Latest type equipment for new exchange Lim Beng Tee Z)/a/ within 45 seconds or lines lock By SINGAPQB S Deputy Prime Minister, Dr. Toh Chin Chye, will officially open the $1.5 million new Bukit Timah E x change of the Singapore Telephone Board today. The new exchange i.s the first
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      Policy to expand services to rural areas—Dr. Toh
      247 8 Policy to expand services to rural areas Dr. Toh Message from Singapore's Deputy Prime Minister, Dr. Toh Chin Chye: g SINGAPORE'S first •»3 telephone exchange was in Cnllyer Quay, built nearly 84 years ago. This exchange had only To lines. More than three-quart-ers of a century of commercial growth in
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      Telephones at Collyer Quay six years after invention
      543 9 LOOKING BACK.. SIX years after the telephone was invented by Alexander Graham Bell of the United States, it was being used in Singapore. The first manual telephone exchange in a very crude form was set up at Collyer Quay in 1882. Seventy
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      246 8 The first crossbar exchange in Singapore A NEW CONCEPT IN AUTOMATIC TELEPHONE SWITCHING The new automatic telephone exchange at Bukit Timah represents a new link in the rapidly expanding telecommunications of Singapore and we at L M Ericsson feel privileged to contribute to this progress. The new exchange signifies a
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      205 9 •1111 l 1 11 Ml 11*1 Mill I 111 l Mill till ******************** l *****111 l ********************1 l ************************* l another Worthington installation CONGRATULATIONS to The Singapore Telephone Board on the opening of its Bukit Timah Exchange. Look for Worthington J where there's progress vSHB^B! A complete range of airconditioning
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    315 10 Wm-4* lit (Hiiumum) n HOTELS RIJITTAFIL Saturday and Sunday L*incn ROSE IBfRWIIN. Returned from l>'n«toe Will nwim claaeea In Hallei Mat, Kaatrra and LamberARI V«U CONTEMPLATING Hi Do refer to the yellow the Telephone Directory REMEMBtR MARZINf and for■M tra\el sickness This famous iuMk-aeting remedy la most and aaf*
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    244 10 IS Word* SI (Minimum) BIBLf PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH /.ion, orranKoon Garden 9. 15 am I. iff Ollstead Rd. 10.00 a m. Galilee. nor ranjang r. <X) p m. Jesus Saves. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH SlNOApore Corner Orchard Road, Penan* Road. Bundar Services a.m. aad pn. Sunday School 9 a.m. All welcome.
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      Last Round For Pound
      692 10 The impression of many j British financial experts up to a week ago that Mr. Wilson's mment had decided to ride out the immediate difficulties which sterling fact's, and rely on the bite of the deflationary measures in Mr. Callaghan's budget, has tinned out to be
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      351 10 Perhaps there is no need for cities nowadays to have their acknowledged centres. The car, the telephone, the radio and the post office have so changed urban life that the old-fashioned market place Has lost its once essential purpose as a place for gossip; today parking space is
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      Railway Task
      213 10 The Malayan Railway committee which has been appointed to investigate derailments will have its work cut out if accidents continue at the rate of the last few years. According to the Ministry of Transport last month there were 242 "major derailments" (which seems to mean derailments on main
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      228 10 SUPPORT the conA tentlon by "Poorer" (S.T. July 9.) that It is time some of the G O-s and FG.Os are amended and re-phrased. I am a retired police Inspector, having served 25 years after rising from an ordinary maia-mata to the rank of inspector in
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      162 10 MANY Nanyang university graduates are teaching In the upper forms of National Type Secondary schools all over Malaya. This is a clear indication of their academic knowledge and teaching ability through the English medium. While Kirkby, Brinsford or M.T.C. trained teachers receive an initial basic salary of $310 for
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      58 10 \VE bursary holders are TT living on borrowed money while waiting for the purse strings to be loosened by someone who has forgotten us again. The First Term at the University of Singapore Is coming to an end and yet the bursary money promised us has not been given,
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    Learning Malay—2s6
    471 10  - Learning Malay— 2s6 YUNUS MARIS M.A. BY University of Malaya VOCABULARY: PERJumpaAN in) meetIng; PEfUid>nf AN in) conference; masaalah (n> problem; ben», MEMbena iv) to form U> construct; prnoh, MEmenohi cv> to fullf.il; KEhmdsk ,111 wish, desire,, requirement; Ptßhati, MEMERhatikan (v» to observe; PEMERhati in) observer; PEMERhaIiAN (n) observation REDUPLICATION
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    America's other war
    1066 10  -  ANTHONY HOWARD PRESIDENTIAL PREOCCUPATION WITH VIETNAM. CONGRESS HAWKS AND COMING ELECTIONS LEAVES ONLY ONE MAN TO FIGHT THE NEW FRONTIER'S BATTLE AGAINST POVERTY by Washington, Friday THE "better war" they call it and •yen the name seems in its own way to carry its veiled criticism of
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      431 10 r, Tmn 4 Malay Na.l Ciasa»*n« —*iass— aiasi ata* I a* COi» troisd MBMbV tuaait i..fs'»«i' ■••>) coib trea*6i si««c»«ii -tMmm4 B»«« n».»i a«M taNwntst I CtTV *OO« ITOB.I IT* '■•♦sT as as I A.-.-.1., la*d n»»,i Ism MAMIIM ITOII Ml* Uft» Cfc«»a. Baad. lasßaain 17 v •ITMASAasr 4 CO.
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    6-death mishap: Gurkha driver cleared
    223 11 6-death mishap: Gurkha driver cleared I \rim druer whose trmrk ran int.. a crowd after htttinc a rar killing vi prop rlwdinc four t hilrlrrn «n«l inmrint 3i other*. w.«M*«ttted l»d.«> on rharfe of 4aa«ero«is dm lag Privat* Ram.mdhoi K v U. of 31 <" «.urkh<« Transport Rrrimenl •tatmnrd m
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    Friendly Malaysia impresses an Antara man
    195 11 Friendly Malaysia impresses an Antara man JESSELTON. Fri. An Indonesian Journalleft here today highly impressed with the friendliness of the people despite :iy three years of Indonesian incursions in the border areas of Sabah and Sarawak. "I have not seen any sign le attitude towards my country during my tour
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    Tanker raided
    24 11 SINGAPORE. Fri. IMtVM stole 16 brass covers and thre* sounding pipe brass mm from he tanker Algol, lying at the Eastern anchorage.
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    19 11 SI NGAPOR K Pi Uii swret nocipty fiKhlrrs were arrpMr<\ in Cw;l are tying he!d under drt*-
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    Father of four missing from home
    127 11 Father of four missing from home CEREMBAN. Fri. A father of four. Mr. T. Lourdes, 35, has been missing from home for the past week. Today, his wife. Mrs. Teresa Lourdes, appealed to Straits Times readers to help find him. "I am worried I fear something has happened to him.
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    Penang Free School anniversary stamps
    136 11 l/UALA LUMPUR. Fri Commemorative postage stamps are to be issued to mark the 150 th anniversary of the Penang Free School and the First Malaysia Development Plan. The stamps to commemorate the anniversary of the school will be on sale on Oct 21 in 20-cent
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    'Miss L-Month' contest
    49 11 NIBONG TEBAL. rr. The National Language Month prizegiving ceremony in South Province Wellesley will be he!d in the Sungei Bakap community hall on July 23 at 8 p.m. Highlight of the e\ening v. ill he beau'y contest to selert South Province Wellesley* Mist National Language Month."
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    Towkay ordered to pay $73,000
    607 11 TAX RETURNS NOT FURNISHED FOR YEARS r- KUALA LUMPUR I Friday A MAN who never bothered to file his tax returns for eight out of 10 years was today ordered to pay up $73,453. In addition. Yap Kuan Keat, will have to pay a further
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    30 seek title
    35 11 IPOH. Fri. About 30 women operators will take part in the Telecommunications Department, Perak, annual Golden Voice contest to be held on July 21 at the Telephone House in Cockman Street here.
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    Teachers' dance
    30 11 MUAR. Fri. Trainee trachrrj of the Muar Regional Training Centre will hold a dance at the Tnn.ione Club here on July 23 in aid of its library fund.
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    For sixth time
    27 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Fn. Mi K. Rajaratnam has boon reelected president of the Petaling branch of the Malaysian Indian Congress for the sixth consecutive year.
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    MAL and PAL have 'sole rights' now
    134 11 SINGAPORE, Fri.—Malaysian Airways and Philippines Air Lines are now the only airlines with full traffic rights to operate between Singapore and Manila. By agreement between the Malaysian, Singapore and the Philippines Governments, these airlines have sole rights to carry passengers, cargo and mall
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    NINGKAN CALLS ON LEE
    75 11 NINGKAN CALLS ON LEE SIN (.A PORK Fri. S.iruwak's former Chief MiniNtcr, Dato Stephen K;%iong Niiukan. called on the Prime Minister. Mr Lee Kuaa Yew, this afternoon A Government statement said they met in Mr. I.ee\ office for 13 minutes at the request of Dato Ningkan. IVttn Ningkan. who was
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    For training in U.S.
    62 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. Capt. Ahnvj bin Ibrahim, an instructor at the Federation Military College, will ifflve here l>v air on Monday to attend a Ine-montii signal* Mm ftt t lif D B Army signals School in Port Monmouth. New Jor.vrv Hi- is the tlm officer frnm
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    Treat for orphans
    27 11 SINGAPORE. Fn. The Royal Malaysian Navy wtll rntPrlain 40 orphans from' I ho Malay Musli.il Orphans' Homo tonorro'w aboard its minesweeper K D. Jorai.
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      844 11 TV MALAYSIA CHANNEL s— Kuala. I.umpur songs: 6 Nfws In Tamil: 6.10 and Tenant; 6— lpoh and —Hector Heathcote; 8.33— Dennis the Menace Stock Malacca; 3. 10— Johore Bahrn; Certificate: 7— News in Eng--4— la.pinit; Batu Pahat; Msn 7. ll— Focus: 7.35 Get 9— Kluanc. Smart: B— News in Mandarin:
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    Lock icon Ashes of soldier in shot down copter to go home
    130 12 JAKARTA. Fri. The ashes of Gunner A. P. Martin will shortly be flown home to England, a British Embassy spokesman said here today. Martin, whose home Is In north-west London, died after an RAF helicopter was shot down by Indonesian
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    Co-op rice mill for farmers
    37 12 PENANG. Fri. Fur Malay farmers associations in Balilc Pulau district are to have their own rice mill. The mill, to be built in Sungei Rusa. will be run on a co-opera-tive buis.
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    Three die in road accidents
    90 12 Three die in road accidents SINGAPORE. Fri. Two women and a man died in road accidents here yesterday. Madam Ho Ah Leng, 57, was knocked down by a car in Bale!>tier Road and died on the spot. Madam Yuen Ah Moi. 24. was knocked down by a lorry at Upper
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    'Not guilty' plea
    31 12 PENANG. Fri Lav Kok LroiiK. 30. pleaded nut guilty in a magistrates court here today to charge of impersonating a polic* inspector. He was allowed bail pending trial
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    Defence pact delay: Healey explains
    276 12 Defence pact delay: Healey explains SINGAPORE, Friday. A NEW Anglo-Singapore defence treaty will be held off until the Indonesian position is clarified, the British Defence Secretary, Mr. Denis Healey, said today. Developments in the relationship between Malaysia and Indonesia were especially important and until this was cleared up, Britain would
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    Films—by a Ruler
    49 12 Films— by a Ruler KANGAR, Fri.— Films can be an influence for good or evil, the Ra.ia of Perlis taid when he declared open the new Kapitol Theatre here. Cinema-goers, he said, should learn to be more discriminating. They should see only the good films and benefit from them.
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    Party on fifth anniversary
    48 12 SINGAPORE. Fri. The Economic Development Board will celebrate its fifth anniversary with a cocktail party at the Singapore Conference Hall on Aujt. 1. At the party the Minister for Finance. Mr. Lim Kirn San. will present pioneer certificates to about 20 to 30 companies.
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    NOT-SOBUSY SUBANG SURPRISES BO AC CHAIRMAN
    215 12 NOT-SO-BUSY SUBANG SURPRISES BO AC CHAIRMAN KI'ALA LUMPUR, Fri.— Adequate passenger traffic and the tremendous tourist potential in Malaysia warranted the starting of more airlines here, the BO4C chairman. Sir Giles Gvthrie (above*. said today. He expressed surprise at the small mmber of airlines operating in the country at a
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    Kiwi political leader due in S'ore
    65 12 SINGAPORE, Fri— The former leader of the Opposition in the New Zealand Parliament. Mr. AH. Nordmeyer, and his wife will arrive here on Tuesday for a two-day visit. Mr. Nordmeyer will call on the Prime Minister, Mr Lee Kuan Yew. and other Government and
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    Public may give views on Criminal Code Bill
    145 12 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri.-- I The Select Committee on the Criminal Procedure Code i Amendment > BUI today decided that members of the public and specific specialised bodies be asked to give their views in writIng or orally. The committee, which was appointed
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    Up to his whole regiment to guard his VC
    219 12 1 ONDON. Fit Uurlj kha Lance Cpl. Rambahadur Limbu, 25, plan.^ to '-<t his wholr to guard his Victoria Cross, Britain s supreme award for valour. The jft Sin soldier from Nepal, who won the c award by rejcuini wounded comrades
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      55 12 Bugs Bunny By Ralph Heimdahl l/TUERE'S SOMETuiN'^" 1 1 ABOUT HOME COOKIN' /THAT WAS A DSUOOUS^ I VA DOWT GET EATiN' •V MEAL/ PSTUNJIAJ J INJ BESTAUffANTS, V^ \l 7 ~\r I WEY p oaxy?_y r 2 >, /tv'S SSOMETHIN'^S Si £LSe >A DOJ'T GET J (BOVSi) aaam^--, EAT SI
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      154 13 A park spoiled by vandals IN reply to PUnter* 1 tatter IST July 2' 01. :h« wear and tear at Kallang Park. I should poii.' at. In view o! ihe propoMd National ■Udlum project which la ;>nr.^ f>ia:.i.ed a' Ka.,*:.;, ••id Maintenance is Kept to the minipre>erve th* puthe flower
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      45 13 THE riu-smoking' rule vi th<» Lido Cinema is largely lor the convenience of non-smokers. Does not the management appreciate that by action smokers are being deprlyed of their enjoyment uhen they pay an equal amount of money to see a film? r.p. Singapore
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      119 13 Singing hawkers of Singapore I HOPE the authorities who issue licences to hawkers will not stop them singing their little tunes to tell us what they are selling. One of the more attractive things about hawkers is that they sing. This art is fast dying out. Elisabeth Bow den. unfortunately,
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      166 13 I am urn -J5 >■ 1 age. I slogged lor 30 a> trisha rider, clerk, book-keeper, typist, stenographer, farmer. Farming was real slogging work. I contracted TB and was cured, but I was advised to rest. How could I. without doing any work as I had a
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      91 13 lit ANY flat dwellers In the new h ou sin g estate are fed up with some neighbours who switch on their TV. sets too loudly. Are they trying to share their sets with their other less fortunate neighbours? Are they trying to convert their houses Into community
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      168 13 Doctors, unmanned hospitals JJK S i tvnivas's appeal to Government lor reforms in the system of nominations to public boards (S.T. July 2) and for nomi- > to be men of ability, was most igHis reference to the erection of an emergency v.ard at Taiping Hospital was even more encouraging.
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      THOSE UNSOLD LOTTERY TICKETS
      88 13 ]\ML.S letter on uiusold 11 lottery tickets (S.T July 9> gives food for a lot of thought. The general impression Is that all tickets are sold, and it Is news to many that this is not so. Publicity for unsold tickets numbers appears to be scanty.
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      100 13 f\F the thousands who apply for teachers training each year many are late SC. passers. By the law of averages, aside from selection and limitations imposed by available places in the training Colleges, a number of the unsuccessful applicants fall In the older group. Of this
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      65 13 I WISH to refer to the 1 letter (S.T. July 9) headed "Phone Lament" and signed "Ring-Ring." of Kajang. I shall be grateful if you will allow me through your column* to invite the writer to furnish the undersigned with details of his complaint so that it can
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      30 13 WITH increasingly heavier traffic Johore Bahru s "Stop. Look. Go," signs are time-wasting and anachronistic and should give way to proper, modern traffic lights. SARWAN S. D. Johore Bahru
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      136 13 HOW TO LOSE S3 ON A TV LICENCE |*\N June 29 1 went to the Singapore O P.O to apply for a new licence for a T.V. set which I had just purchaser Af'.er paying $o« for the licence fee. I was surprised to note that the .•ounter clerk had
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      258 13 Straits Times Crossword B^ ACROSS 5. Oirl holds bat awkwardly In surysrwr in Sfey- 6. Gamble that Is money-making j. Deceiving about new rental for i6>. the home, perhaps (7. 7). 9. Countrymen come to blowj Poet is well-known at about about sea-cook 18 1. thirty-two? is>. 10. Implies study
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      896 14 PHILATELY II avera. 88 < Win Bmx tt rss. aaera BUY A SELL ataaspa of '«r*n I aauatrirs Reas—ahte Pncee Ah Mai I MSaatMa AcVHtey 6- A. Change Auey BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES It Wards S« I Mim. I— Bmx tt rt: extra RB6TAURANT PIBH A CHIP 6 srRB ttt assails covering
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      993 14 PfcST COWTROt I Call ia the Bna yaa aaaw. THOMAS COWAN A CO LTD rUUT IN EAST lar FUMiCATiOM A PEST CONTROL at 1 ALL BBRNSB COMPANY BRANCHES > taraucaaut MALAYSIA A THAILANS) PETS FOR SALE li Word* U 'Mim.) Bom tt <*s. exrra DON'T PORGET the do« aha* ta-
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      347 14 SHOPPING GUIDE (S We) FOR SOMEONE SPECIAL aaia scssV FOR SOUVtNIRS LURIOt Piac* a para. DRESSES A mt&SSMAMNG li Ward. M «f m B»x ill rt: txtrm MRS K V LSE -»««tn«king aaV, PO $lANC SBi K para s BH.INNHM ADVANCE DRl't MAKIN(. .demy 146 1 TAILORING j f* P>w«.
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    Rubber Market is idle, uncertain
    338 16 IDLE and uncertain condiUuiu continued during the weeks trading much ot t!n.> was attributable to the known precarious position of :an upcountry dealer, who MM subsequently defaulted by the Rubbt- r Association of Singapore, state H.C.B. Co. Ltd. in their current Rubber Market Survey. Thi:
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    138 16 MELBOURNE. Fit INDUSTRIALS continued firm x today. Profit-taking caused BHP and other leaders, CRA and Western Mining, to lose some of yesterday's strong gains, but overall rises well exceeded falls. BHP dropped 4 cents to $6.50. Base metals were irregular with Western Mining down 6 cents to $5.36.
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    71 16 /'MINESE Produce E»changs, Singaday: Coconut sil: bulk $4j« sellers, drum $47 stilt-in. Cspra: July/ Aug. UK/Continent: Uaquoted. Pepper: Muntok white ***** sellers. Sarawak white SIM) sellers, special Sarawak black SH2» sellers, garbled Lampong black 5145 (N) sellers (all INK. NLW). ASTA »l«0 (N) sellers UUO<-, NLW). Singsper* Coconut
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    H.K. RATES
    35 16 ON the frss ••changt markst In Hons Kong yesterday the U.S. dollar *a» qiratL-d at j.Bo} lor T.T. and 5.79 'or cash. Stirling MM quot<d at 16.01 i»d sns tasl gsld at -l)j«.
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    CLOSING PRICES
    25 16 July 15 RLBBER PRICE; 64? cents (down a quarter of a cent). TIN $633.75 (unchanged). Estimated unofficial offering 205 tons (up 15 tons).
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    Straits tin price is unchanged in Penang
    369 16 rpHE Straits tin price re--1 mained unchanged in Penang yesterday at .$633.75 on an estimated offering up by 15 tons to 205 tons. It was the largest daily offering since early June and better demand was reported on the increased turnover. U.K. Bank
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    UAC PREMIUM IS SLASHED FURTHER ON STAG SELLING
    940 16 Prom Our Market Correspondent THt feature on the Stock i Exchange yesterday again was a further drop in try- price of I'nited Asbestos Cement shares which were done from $1.45 to 51. 33 to $1.36 ready and $1.45 to 51.34 to $1.38
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    STOCK INDICES
    27 16 Malayan Stock Indices July 11. Jul> r>. 'Industrials: 10.'. i;. 101.78 liny 1X5.71 S rubbers: 111.31 111.31 i»K :;o, 19«3 ion. Dec. 29. 1962 100.
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    STOCK EXCHANGE OF MALAYSIA
    1010 16 IM'SIXLSS in and reported to the Singapore and Kuala I umpur trading rooms of the Stock Exchange yesterday with the number of shares traded in braikrts: INDUSTRIALS: Bousttad U.OOO) Jl.ttl: C.C-M. 51. 56 BL. (15.000) 51. 58 D. (4.000) 51. 57, (24,000) SI 56; C.l<HeMings (1.UO0)
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    SHIPS IN PORT
    113 16 CHIPS lying altng»idt ths llngapera •J arnarvaa er tipectad teday are: MaryniK 1. Ijltarum L. Sea Uxpraes N.W. 3, G'ariK Aon N.W. 4. Semeayia N.W. 5, straat Florida 13/14, Kealcc U, Malaysia H/M, City or Lancaster 1"T Toun Matii 20/30, Scttsu Mini 31/32, Lcvcrnhank 'io/36. Uuncn-n Marianne
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    83 16 r PHC Ataoeistisn of Banks in Malay- tn made these changes in It* rat»i to mercnmnit yesterday (all rates to SlOU>: Umtsd Static buying TT 32 11/16. airmail OD 32 13/16 HO d/st. 33 8/10 credit hills. 33 7/16 trade bills. Canada: buying TT 3..«. airmail OO 331
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    DOLLAR RATES
    53 16 THK present rate of the Mftßiajl dollar against thr pound sterlinr fixed on November 24 19M i* sellinj T.T. or O.l>. U. 3 U lbd. Buyinf T.T. !s. 4 1 I6d. Buying O.D. 2s. l',d. The dollar Is at its nUtutory middle position in relation to its lanje
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      905 17 MENTAKAB RUBBER COMPANY (MALAYA) LIMITED (Incorporated In the States of Malays. NOTICE or EXTRAORDINARY OENERAL MEETING NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that an Extraordinary Oeneral Meeting of the Company will be held at the Board Room. Harrisons Croefleld (Malaysia* Limited, 70. Jalan Ampang Kuala Lumpur, on Wednesday. 3rd August. 1966 at
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      571 17 ALEXANDRA BRICKWORKS LIMITED (Incorporated in the Republic of Singapore) NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Annual Oeneial Meeting of Alexandra Brickworks Limited, will be held at Chow House. Nos 140-142. Rooinson Road. 4th floor. Singapore l. on Saturday. 30th July. 1966. at 1130 a.m. for the lollowlng purposes 1. To
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      637 17 NOTICE NOTICE TAKF NOTICE that by a Deed Poll dated the 12th day of Ju)v PADMA KOCHEN BHANU of No. 1 Blight Hi:: Crescent. Singapore. 30. the lawful father and legal > guardian of ROBIN MICHAEL BHANU formerly known as PA VI TRAN did on his behalf absolutely renounce and
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      561 17 TENDERS TENDER NOTICE Tender* are Invited for the pur- chaac of Lot 97. Section 57. Town and District of Kuala Lumpur held under Selangor Certificate of Title No 1 1O«9 and comprising an area of approximately 0 M 7 acre* 1 with ho:ise No 14. Tre«ch«r Roe.d erected hereon to
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      437 17 We are proud to announce the opening of: TAT CHUEN COMPANY (RADIO HI-FI CENTRE) 38, Dhoby Ghaut, Singapore, 9 Telephone: ***** TODAY, JULY 16, 1966 We are dealers in tape-reconlers, phonographs, radios, full-ran£e ot famous brands of Amplifiers, Hi-Fi Equipment and Loud -speaker System. Cocktails will be served from 1
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      Price bids for Test place with 848
      303 18 Price bids for Test place with 848 LONDON. Fri— John Price, the former England pace bowler, achieved a careerbest eight wickets for 48 runs yesterday which may win him back his Test place. The Middlesex bowler helped dismiss Derbyshire lor 154. and Middlesex finished the day 245 ahead with six
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      Mona Lisa does faultless gallop on good track
      249 18  -  EPSOM JEEP RACING with MORNING'S BEST WORKOUT BY TEH SU SU pENANG, Fri. Mona Lisa, with Des Coleman astride, went faultlessly on a good track here this morning. She was never off her bit when she ran 3f in 39 2/5. Best
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      Acceptors for tomorrow's Penang races
      1290 18 Race 1—2.30 Gl 6 Div 1 ($4,300) 7f 1 ***** Transportation a (EHanai West 6 9 0 (F) -Rugde* 10 i ***** Natafmt a > New (own i Teh I 8.12 (hush 7 3 ***** Panrhor a 'Sultan of Panangl Lee 5 810 sUhwi 3
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      1116 18 PENANC PORT COMMISSION SITTfIHORIN DCEP WATUt WrMARN > I EUCCTKK AL INITAIXATIOtt Tl* CiMiirtin will sborUjr *n*m* from Nil appro* for mark <mr MSKWOM lor Urn TWy and tolaH«tt— oC eiactrt•miajMMfil lor «i i*i «n*rf watmm as* atfcai mat* *tim* USB rwetaßMUoo areas. TIM MBt BMBJB**: 1"' MM v.pp.. and
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      661 18 PUBLIC APPOI^^^MENTS STATE OF SARAWAK ApptteaUosu are Invited for the post of Ifsl PsVMBfl I m I Ml tNon-aatabliahmr l \icancy). Department— Borneo Literature Salary Division I. Scale A 'I7&0-1CM). Candidate* ssuat be male and domiciled in Malaysia, have at lea«t a Paes Decree on any sub-m-u at a reoo«niaea
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      247 18 m^m>* .m^m^m* f r mU I W itT" ,< mi' ~*"immm mTßPnZOim^^ MH*9*B*VHH^B^^ tjaWßOH^^^^^W*-- -*Jr It L "^*^*V _^^Sr B^blbVßbß^va I m K 1 --3^m^.^mm\ H3& W pj(B^^^^^^^^^^*«aiiißsßßßMßßßß((Bßl BH B^^^^ A Volkswagen Dealer is a man of many parts 5,008 parts, to be exact. And most of them fit any
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      Schoolboy beats Kedah's pole vault record
      293 19 Schoolboy beats Kedah 's pole vault record KLLIM. Frl Schoolboy Ishak Ahmad ot Uie Kuiun Bad'.iaha fchsjnl set a new Kedah record lor lin" pole vault when he c /in a 3 3J metres at the Kedah Amateur Athletic Association champ«on.-hip> rw-re today. The previous best was 3 22m set
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      BILLY IS TOP SEED FOR TWO EVENTS
      254 19 BILLY IS TOP SEED FOR TWO EVENTS DENANG. Fri. Rain washed out all play on the first day of the Penang Open tennis championship* on the Penang Sports Club courts hrre today. :nr this year's tournament is Billy Yap who finished runner-up to S. A. A/ni.ui m the National champinn.M
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      2 marks by Negri boys
      92 19 SEREMBAN, Frt The openIng day of the Negrl combined schools athletic championships saw two new records being hoisted. Competing In the Boys B section. Lee Kuan Fook of Chi Wa School set a new mark In the long Jump final with a leap of 16ft
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      Protest: 5 quit
      62 19 SINGAPORE, Frl— A surprise was caused at the Singapore Badminton Hall tonight when five players withdrew from their quarter-final matches. They were Wee Sen. Wee Choon Seng. Mohammed Sadali, Wong Tew Gee and Richara Chee. The withdrawals, it is learnt, were in protest against the nonInclusion of
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      Umno held 1-1
      50 19 KUALA LUMPUR. Frt. Defending champions Umno and their strongest challengers Police Depot drew l-i i n th«ir FAS league division one match at Merdeka Stadium tonight. Umno lead the league by one point from Depot but Depot have two games in hand against one more for Umno.
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      D-DAY FOR JEGA AT SINGAPORE MEET
      833 19  -  ERNEST FRIOA: By Singapore, Fri. His choice of events at Kingston will depend on 400-m 'trial 9 tyULTHER M. Jtfathesan. Malaysia's sprint ace. competes in the 400 m at the Eif h t h Commonwealth Games in Kingston next month will depend on his
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      Singapore well placed against Johore
      294 19 Singapore well placed against Johore JOHORE BAHRU. Frl. Singapore, who have qualified to meet Selangor In the MOA final at the end of this month. are well placed against Johore at the end of the first day's play in the final South sone fixture here today. After an hour's delay
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      36 19 PARIS. Fri. Luclen Aimar. 25-year-old Frenchman who suited the race as a support rider, yesterday won the Tour de France cycling marathon. Jan Janssen. of Holland, finished second in the 3i weeks race. Reuter.
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      PERAK OPEN BID WITH 5-2 WIN AGAINST PENANG
      209 19 SUNGEI PATANI, Friday. PERAK, the favourites to win the MHF North zone in the Tun Razak Cup championship, opened their bid with a convincing 5-2 victory over their closest rivals, Penang, here today. The game was played In a steady drizzle. Perak
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      Forces rout Pahang by 9-1
      179 19 Forces rout Pahang by 9-1 KUALA LUMPUR, Frl. Like their soccer counterparts, Malaysian Armed Forces used their greater fitness and speed to overwhelm Pahang by a resounding 9-1 margin in the MHF central sone triangular in the Tun Razak Cup competition at Rifle Range Road today. But they will have
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      Swim tour off
      36 19 BINOAPORE. Frl.— Th« Under-16 New South Wales swimming team from Sydney have called off their proposed tour of Singapore next month because of the Commonwealth Oames. 6ABA secretary Woon Sui Kut announced today.
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      Zambia out
      33 19 LUSAKA, Frt. Zambia announced today It will not take part In the Commonwealth Games in Jamaica next month. On Tuesday President Kenneth Kaunda warned Zambia might quit the Commonwealth over Rhodesia.
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        SOCCER
        50 19 Malacca Uiv. 2: Kilat B 2 No. 3 Sqdn RCT 1. L. Perak Dlv. 1 C T. Anson): IA 10 Sekolah SAA 0. Interschool: Kampar ACS Horley Methodist Sec. 2. Taipinf Lie: IA 2 No. 2 Mai Artillery 1. K. Muda Lge: Sin arm Baru 2 Scarboro Eft. 0.
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        VOLLEYBALL
        45 19 Penang inter-trhool tourne? Secondary 8008 bt HCHB 16-0. 15-6. 15-2: LS Convent bt PFS 15-12. B-15. 15-12. 16-12; 80S. B. Pulau bt SMK B. Mertajam 15-6. 15-2, 15-7; CLHS Pte bt Trade Bch. 16-3. 15-7. 15-10: MBS bt Sekolah A. MMiishi 15-5. 17-15. 15-3.
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      130 19 SPORTS DIARY ATHLETICB B'pore AAA HOCKEY R»iak Cup tonrc«hlp» (Farrer He. 2 p.m.>. Pc- ney« North tone: Kedah v rait AAA central zone c'ships Perak (A. Star); Central- S'ror (Ipoh M'pal pdg. 2.30) School*: vA. Forces <R. Range' Rdi; Malacca DTC (Kubu Stadium i. Eaat: Trengganu v Negrl iK. Raja
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    CATTLE TO BE BRANDED
    69 20 MALACCA. Fri —Cattle in this State are to be branded and registered and owners will be prosecuted if their cattle are found wandering about. A Bill setting out measures to end ihf cattle nuisance was passed last nlfht by the State Legislative Assembly. The Mentri Besar.
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    94 20 The Asian challenge All set as they gather at Miami Beach for the Miss Universe contest A BEVY of beauties from the East have gathered at Miami Beach Florida, to compete in a. field of 69 contestants from all over the world for the title of Miss Universe. Left to
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    Graft case told of a 'legal conspiracy'
    622 20 M.B. DENIES USING INFLUENCE. SEREMBAN. Friday ¥\EFENCE counsel, Mr. D.R. Seenivasagam, told the sessions court here today that he was trying to prove the existence of "a legal conspiracy between politicians, ihe legal department and the police" in the State. He said this
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    Boy kills brother
    24 20 MANILA. Prt. A 17-year-old boy shot and killed his elder brother here yesterday after an argument over a game of draughts
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    LONDON STOCKS
    331 20 LONDON. Frl. The London Stock Market fell back In all sections today. Prime Minister Harold Wilson's statement that further deflationary measures were on the way caused a sharp Initial marking down, and selling Increased throughout the day. Dealers said selling was coming from both professional and small operators
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    RUBBER
    59 20 LONDON. Frl— Spot I 9 15/16 d., Aug. 20d Sept. 30 1 I6d Oct. 20 3 16d. Oct Dec 20 3 16d. Jan. March 2O' t d. April June 20 5 16d.. July Sept. 20\d.. Oct./ Dec. 20\d.. Jan/March 20 4 d. April June 20'^d c.l.f. July 19',d. Auft
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    30 20 LONDON. Frl. Buyers £1290 (+£10). sellers £1294 (+£9). Forward buyers £1269 (+£l), sellers £1270 «4-£ l). Settlement £1286 (+£6>. Turnover a.m. 325 tons, p.m. 155 tons. Tone: Very steady.
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    97 20 Suharto promises to free 10 rebels JAKARTA, Fri. Army Chief Lt. Gen. Suharto assured a group of Indonesian legal experts today that be would consider releasing 10 political detainees who led the 1958 rebellion in Sumatra and Celebes. The ten included Sjafruddin Prawiranegara, former Prime Minister of the PRRI rebel
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    33 20 CAIRO. Frl.— Seven people, including two women and a child, died of hunger and thirst when they lost their way In the Western Desert, newspapers reported here today. Reuter.
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    218 20 1,000 poor pupils to get bicycles on H.P. MALACCA. Fri The iTI Malacca Statr Government is to buy 1.000 bicycles, cost me $80,000. for poor pupils living from schools The pupils parent* will for thr bicycles in instalment.In another rfTnr 1 poor pupil.-, local him operators havr .icr* reduce tarrs
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    24 20 MADAM MARY RETHIMAtAMV paxced «way peacefully on Cortege leaven KISi-c McNalr Road At 4.30 p.m. today to It. Mloh.nl Church thence to Bidadan
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    28 20 IN LOVING MIMORV of our >>♦- loved father. Mr V .< Risirih ho pamd auav on M.7.H wttl I b* remembered by wtft. children, son»-in-l«w and grandchildren. Ipoh
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      228 20 Late CLASSIFIEDS It Ward* tit t Him, mum, HOW: To Christina 800 Kirn an* Michael, a ton on 15- 7-66 at Ml Alvernta, Singapore. ANO CHIAM: To Tal Jin and Ah Ngan a aon, Cheng Poh. hrother for Cheng Chai. on U 7.1986 at Kuantan Hospital. Both w.ll. Grateful thaaka
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