The Straits Times, 23 July 1966

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    26 1 i AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 150,000 The Straits Times The National jjßwspaper Estd. IMS SATI RDAY. JILY 23. 1%6 15 CENTS M.C.(P) 1B29 KDN 2034
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    Operation Harapan
    634 1  -  FELIX ABISHEGANADEN KUALA LUMPUR, Friday '£4F£ CONDUCT PASSES TO BE AIRDROPPED IN BORNEO TODAY By THREE million leaflets inviting Borneo terrorists to give up "and regain your freedom" are to be airdropped over the jungles of Eastern Malaysia at dawn tomorrow. Signed by the Prime Minister, Tengku Alxlnl
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    CAUSEWAY CLAMP: SINGAPORE AGREES ON I-CARDS
    300 1 SINGAPORE, Friday. DKCIPROCAL immigration controls at the Johore Causeway will be imposed by Singapore from Aug. 1. The new arrangements will be the same as those carried out by the Malaysian Government since July 15, originally planned to ensure Malaya's internal security because of
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    Lock icon Just fancy that...
    61 1 MANCHESTER, Fri. Five medical students who set out to test their examiners by cheating, have achieved their ■object an investigation into Manchester University Medical School's examination system. Each student handed in identical answers to the school's pathology paper. But whrn the results were published, one had failed,
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    $500 for getting a terrorist to give up
    191 1 $500 for getting a terrorist to give up KI'ALA Ll'MPl'R. Fri. Rewards, ranging from $1 for a live bullet to $500 for a live Borneo terrorist are being offered by the Malaysian Government. The offer is brine made under "Operation Harapan" (Hope) to be launched tomorrow Hardcore terrorists and members
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    Mustapha is named Minister of Sabah Affairs
    158 1 KCALA LI'MPUR. Fri. Sabah Alliance chairman. Tun Mustapha Inn Datu Harun (above), has been appointed Minister of Sabah Affairs with effect from today. The appointment m announced today by the Prime Minister. Tengku Abdul Rahman. at a press conference. The Tengku has agreed
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    Lock icon Bhumibol to see son
    79 1 Bhumibol to see son LONDON. Fri— King Bhumibol and Queen Sirlkit of Thailand, now on a ten-week private visit to Britain, will see their son. Crown Prince Vajiralongkorn. on Sunday at the English boarding school on the south coast which he has attended since January. Prince Vajiralongkorn. who will be
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    Greetings to the UAR
    52 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. The Yang dl-Pertuan Agong has sent a congratulatory message to President Nasser on the occasion of the National Day of the United Arab Republic The Prime Minister. Tengku Abdul Rahman, has also sent a similar message to the Prune Minister of UAR. Mr.
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    Lock icon Gemini men back 'in good shape'
    469 1 Gemini men back 'in good shape' fAPE KENNEDY, Fri. Gemini-10 astronauts John Young and Michael Collins rested today aboard the recovery ship Guadalcanal in preparation for their return here to begin recording a min-ute-by-minute account of man's highest space flight. Their successful mission ended yesterday (4.37 a.m. Malayan Time today)
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    Lock icon Sterling is stronger
    55 1 LONDON. Fri. The pound sterling went up on the foreign exchans 1 day in the wake of j days "wait and soe" reaction to Britain's new austerity measures to deflate her economy. The key sterlins-dollar rate moved steadily up to U552.7909 after opening at $2.7904. slightly below
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    U.S. Admiral for Thai talks
    65 1 BANGKOK Fit The United States Seventh Fleet Commander Vice Admiral John J. HyUnd will arrive here by air on Sunday lor a five-day visit of official calls and talks. This will be Admiral Hybrid's first visit to Thaili>iid since he became the Seventh Fleet Commander
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    Goodwill visit
    25 1 MOSCOW. Fri- Mr KuminKwaml Kumaraj. president of India's ruling Congress Party, arrived here today on a 10-day goodwill vlsU to the Soviet Union
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    Lock icon Negro boy killed in race riots
    191 1 Negro boy killed in race riots >'EW YORK. Fri. LAn 11 -yeas -old Negro boy was shot to death last nighi durmn the buildup of racial tensions In the borough of Brooklyn, police reported. The boy was identilied by police a.s Eric Bemne. Police said he apparently was struck by
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    STOP PRESS
    41 1 \lr IN AM RELIEF BERNE. (Switierland). fri.— Substantial amount of blood plasma, antibiotics and drags, partly financed by Swiss Government funds, have been relayed to Hanoi for relief operations in North Vietnam. Swiss Red Society reported today I PI
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      94 more MPs and officials freed in Accra
      117 2 94 more MPs and officials freed in Accra \HKA Iri Frisoa gates swung open »r»ierd.n for <M mart members of Parliament and officials of the suited Kwame N'krumah administration, releasing them from protective custody. Held since the Feb. !4 coup, they included three women MPs Mrs Susanna al-Hassan. former Minister
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      Lock icon 46 tiger victims
      22 2 CALCUTTA Pn— Benw' filters: have killed 46 people so far this MM .ucorrlins: to official sources i here —Reuter.
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      Iraq-Korea ties
      25 2 DAMASCUS. Pn. Iraq and North Korea have ciecidaci to os; ablush diplomatic relations at •he level of rnruiulate-feneral, Baghdad Rud.o naid. A. P.
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      'Don't miscalculate' warning by Liu
      189 2 PEKING, Friday THE Communist Chinese Head of State, Mr. Liv Shaochi, today introduced a new element into the Vietnam war by envisaging joint Chinese and Vietnamese action against the Americans. He told a mass rally in P'king in support of Vietnamese struggle asainst "US aggression."
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      Lock icon AMERICANS NOW HOLD 19 HANOI MEN AS PRISONERS
      150 2 \TASHINGTON, Fri TT The State Department said the United States was now holding 19 North Vietnamese prisoners. Until now the United States has turned over to South Vietnam all Communist prisoners captured by American forces in the Vietnam fighting. State Department officials
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      Lock icon Beatles say 'no' to South Africa visit
      117 2 JOHANNESBURG. Fri. Britain's pop music group- the Beatles, have turned down a South African visit because the British Musicians' Union would not allow them to perform before racially segregated audience*, a charity group spokesman «aid I yesterday. Mr Derek Hare, public relation* officer
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      ADVICE TO ALL THE WAY' HOLT
      119 2 ADVICE TO ALL THE WAY' HOLT From Jack Fingleton CANBERRA. Fri—Archbishop M l.n.ine. (irsi Australian to be appointed to the post in Sydney since the Anglican Church was established here 130 wars ago. hai advised the Prime Minister. Mr. Harold Holt, that he should be more definite about his Vietnam
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      Wilson for Canada
      48 2 OTTAWA. Frt. The Brrish Prime Minuter. Mr. Harold Wilson, will arrive here on July 39 for talks on Vietnam with thr Prime Minister, Mr. Lester B. Pearson. Mr. Wilson will be on his way home after a meeting m the United States with President Johnson.
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      Suicide bid? Someone tried to murder me, says monk
      189 2 SAIGON, Friday. A young Buddhist monk presumed to have s€t himself afire told police today he had not attempted suicide and that he thought someone had tried to kill him. The incident t^ok place last evening outbid* a Buddhist youth and
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      Just fancy that...
      57 2 SYDNEY. Fri. A judge said today he could understand a fruit machlm hitting back because many disappointed patrons often gave the machines hard usage. The judge was hearing a case in which a woman claimed damages because a g"lf club'.s fruit machine fell on her and injured
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      Lock icon Verdict of World Court surprises Rusk
      249 2 Verdict of World Court surprises Rusk WASHINGTON, Fri.— f The of State, Mr. Dean Rusk, said yesterday he was "surprised 1 that the International Court of Justice had dismis.srd a complaint by African nations agalnsi south Africa's system of racial separation. Mr. Ru>k w.u the nr«t high American oflV comment
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      Call for talks to unify Korea
      123 2 Call for talks to unify Korea rpOKYO, Fri.— The North X Korean Government has proposed a conference ol nations concerned on the unification of North and Scuth Korea for the first time in 10 years. A report by the (North) Korean Central News Afcpncy published here today said that the
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      Paper suspended
      27 2 JAKARTA Fri Thr Jakarta Military Command ha.s .suspended duily newspaper for print ins a> story railing for the ouster of two Cabinet Minislrrs A. P.
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      Lock icon A chemical energy car soon, says Russian
      84 3 MOSCOW. Kri. A So--1 viet scientist said that an experimental car would be built within the next three years with an engine in which < hrmical energy would be turned directly into electricity. .iden k i..n Mikhail Styrikomich said the new engine would
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      Lock icon 'No passport' decision is upheld
      94 3 WASHINGTON. Fri.— A Federal judge yesterday upheld the right of the U.S. Secretary of State to withhold a passport from a Yale UniverMty prote.ssor »ho I has been critical of U.S. policy in Vietnam. Mr. Staughton Lynd. an assistant professor of history- has rei fused
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      Lock icon 150 saved from fire in mine
      54 3 NANTICOKE (Pennsylvania). I Prl. One hundred and fifty mm I ers were brought to safety after i an explosion and Are in a mm? here yesterday. They had been trapped for more than an hour. About a dozen men were taken Ito hospital suffering
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      90mph crash
      141 3 BUT THE DRIVER GETS OUT ALIVE was Jammed in the cockpit by the crushed metal work. Officials squirted fire extinguisher fluid on the wreck, which had a large amount of fuel in its tanks, and it took rescuers 35 minutes to right the car and free Stein. He
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      A Welsh language surprise in the Commons
      212 3 A Welsh language surprise in the Commons LONDON, Fri. Welsh Nationalist Gwynfor Evans created a stir in Parliament yesterday by demanding to take the oath of allegiance to Queen Elizabeth in his native tongue. Mr Evans, who sensationally defeated the Government candidate in a byelection last week, won a half
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      Lock icon DUTCH ACCUSED OF AIDING U.S. Peking retaliates for expulsion of envoy
      317 3 DUTCH ACCUSED OF AIDING U.S. Peking retaliates for expulsion of envoy PEKING, Friday CHINA today declared the Netherlands Charge d Affaires in Peking, Mr. G. J. Jongejans persona non grata in retaliation against a similar action taken by the Netherlands. Mr. Jongejans Is, however, temporarily not allowed to leave China
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      Lock icon Troops pull-out: 'No deadline so far'
      188 3 LONDON, Friday. BRITAIN'S Chancellor of the Exchequer, Mr. James Callaghan, said last night no deadline had been proposed for withdrawal of British troops from Germany if the West Germans were j not prepared to help cover their foreign ex- j change costs. Speaking to
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      Lock icon Bogota bombs damage U.S. consulate
      66 3 Bogota bombs damage U.S. consulate BOGOTA (Colombia). Pri. Two bombs that exploded almost simultaneously caused extensive damage yesterday to building* housing the U.S. consulate and a police officers dub. but no one was injured. The bombs exploded in the basement garage about 12.30 n.m. when most employees were leaving the
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      Lock icon Train hits bus: 38 killed
      47 3 Train hits bus: 38 killed KARACHI. Prl. An exprew train ran into a bus at an unmanned crossing yesterday, and Press repots said 38 people were killed and 20 injured, most of them bus passengers. The collision occurred at Lodhran, about 650 miles north of Karachi. A.P.
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      Lock icon Nikita pays in caviar for Italian suits
      104 3 DOME. Fri.— Mr. Nikita Khrushchev is still having his suits made by the little Italian tailor who Pitched for him in the days when h P was Soviet Prime Minister. And he is paying for them in ikons and big boxes of caviar.
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      Lock icon Gina gets a love potion by post
      97 3 Gina gets a love potion by post 4V Li LINO (Italy). Fri. Film beauty Gina Lollobrigida, recently separated front her husband, has been sent a iove potion and admed to keep It under her pillow tor 13 nights. Antonio Battista. 36, conjuror and magician, said yesterday he sent the potion
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      Crash kills pilot
      32 3 BANGKOK. Pri. A United States Air Force P4C J« fighter crashed six miles east of Utiorn airbase in north-east Thailand, killing the pilot and seriously injuring the aircraft commander.
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    Party for helpers
    33 4 SINGAPORE. Frt.— Puan Noor Alshah. the wife of the President, will hold a tea-party and meeting for helpers of children's charities at the Istana at 5 pm. on July 26.
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    A warning to the 'anti-national evil doers'
    286 4 A warning to the 'anti-national evil doers' SINGAPORE, Friday. police Reserve Tnits and the Gurkha contingent were today commended by the Defence Minister. Dr. (ioh Keng Swee, for their role as "principal deterrents against antinational evil doers." These evil doers, he said believed that "by engaging in subversive conspiracy, political
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    Hawaii plans study grants for Singapore
    149 4 SINGAPORE. Frl. Two American educationists from the University of Hawaii flew into Singapore today to study local agricultural needs, and to look into possible assistance programmes. They are Dr. John Hendrlckson, vice-chancellor of EastWest Centre's Institute for Student Exchange at the university and Dr.
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    Centre's triple celebration
    66 4 BINOAPORE. Prl— The Crawford constituency citizens consultative committee and the Beach Road community centre will hold a dinner at the centre tomorrow to mark a triple celebration. The first Is the victory of Mr. S. Ramasamy, MP for Crawford In the by-election. The second Is the inauguration
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    NZ could learn a lot from Jurong complex'
    216 4 SINGAPORE. Fri. New Zealand's industrial developmentplanners could learn a lot from the Jurong complex. The visiting former New Zealand Opposition leader. Mr. AH. Nordmeyer. said this today before leaving for home after a four-day stay here. He aald: "Jurong Is organised on
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    No-water areas
    54 4 SINGAPORE. Prl.— Water will be cut off tomorrow. In Bin Tong Park between House Nos. from 11 to 65 and 10 to 42 from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. and In Sewerage PumpIng Station. Mt. Vernon. Bartley Primary School. Bartley Road Secondary School Police Contingent Mt. Vernon from
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    Birthday dinner
    36 4 SINGAPORE, Frl— The Singapore Shaw Chyun Athletic Association will hold a dinner at its premises in Albert Street on Sunday to celebrate its eighth anniversary and the third anllversary of Its mutual aid organisation.
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    Blood bank now seeks donors in industry
    176 4 SINGAPORE, Friday. TiHE Singapore Blood Bank today made its first approach to industries when its mobile team visited the Jurong shipyard for donors. At the shipyard, the Bank collected donations from 35 people. Dr. Kwa Soon Bee. medical officer In charge of the
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    In memory of a young soldier...
    110 4 SINGAPORE. Fri. Eighteen months ago, a young Qurlcha aoldler. Rifleman Lachhjnbahadur Oumng. was killed In action In a border clash at Long Banga In Sarawak. Lachhln. who so wanted to be an officer like hla father, was Just JO when he died— six months
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    MB: Take pride in our own top sellers
    94 5 MB: Take pride in our own top sellers SMUPfiX. frt. a<»4raH» afcawM ukf wMt m >mi boohs lirr Saltea. Dc%a rinciUn iai JinUm carrrnt Malar •ctt setters instead afl Hajalet and Olmr T*ist. the Mmln Besar a< Nrtrt NfmhiUn. DaU <Dr > Maluuatt*] BaM. SaM ttxUv > Making at the
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    Let us follow world trend, he says
    379 5 Let us follow world trend, he says COUNSEL'S PLEA ON DAMAGES KUALA LUMPUR, Friday. J^ HIGH COURT judge was told today that it would be a topsy-turvy world if the courts here refused to follow trends in other parts of the world where an arm is considered more valuable than
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    Soldier is shot dead: 'Accident'
    70 5 ESSELTON. Fri. Private J M. Reeder. of the Royal Hampshire Regiment, was accidentally killed while on routine operational patrol last Tuesday, a security forces spokesman announced la^t night. He received a fatal injury from the "discharge of a weapon No details wer»* available. His body
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    Fund to aid two families
    54 5 PENANG. Fn.-M*l«y rPkfm in Telok Kunibar have started a relief fund to help the Limilies ot two fishermen who dird at sea ast week when their boal capsized in a storm Zainul bin Mohamed Zain. 30. and Ibrahim bin Ta'.ib. 50. are survived by their
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    Seminar on computers
    32 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Pri. The Deputy Prime Minister. Tun Abrtni Razak, will open a one-day seminar on computers organised by the Malaysian Institute of Management at Shell House ncit •OIIIOITOW.
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    $110,000 grant
    22 5 PENANG. Pri. The Central Government has approved expenditure of more than $110,000 (or minor development projects in Balllc Pu.au diMrirt.
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    Camera stolen
    19 5 PENANU. Pn. Thieves broke Into a house in JeseeUon Road yesterday and stole a camera and gramophone
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    One-eyed U.S. hunter, 70. here to bag a tiger...
    186 5 One-eyed U.S. hunter, 70. here to bag a tiger... I^UALA LUMPUR. Fn. A 70-year-old one-eyed big game hunter is here from America to hunt a Malayan tiger. I"I am blood thirsty I will not be satisfied until I kill your tiger and I hope to bag one in a week's
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    Umno joy
    37 5 KAJANC. Pri.— Selangors Mentri Besar. Dato Harun bin Haji Idris. will address the 20th anniversary celebrations of the Ulu Langat and Sungei Serai branches of Umno at the Ulu Langat town community centre on Monday.
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    150 YEARS TO PAY
    45 5 il'OH Fri. A bankrupt. Too LJm Joon, 38. today 1 ottered to pay S"» a month towards a debt of .89.991 which be owd 19 creditors. He told a public examination. "I cannot offer more than that." N«. order was made.
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    British Army chiefs fight 'axe Gurkhas' plan
    180 5 British Army chiefs fight 'axe Gurkhas' plan LONDON. Fri. The British Government U facing strong opposition by senior Army officers over secret plans to cut down the 15,000-strong Brigade of Gurkhas. America, too. is likely to support, the attempt to re- tain the crack Nepalese fighting force. For the opponents
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    $2mil power extension
    53 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Fn ihP Ha> ;ional Electricity Board yestenlay signed a (2 million contract -\i'n local civil engineering arm for engineering and building works associated with the first extension |of the Sultan Ismail Power Sta- tion in Johore Bahru. The successful contractors are the Nanyang Engineering Co
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      191 5 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS declare the constitution (3.5. u?t isrss a h a~a [fas has vu y ''Asuai tics i i 10. C.ye who U re«.r k a W e J5 n tegut^oard «T 11. Wekr-the river (s>. 18 J he k i n f'» ll WBl art return 15.
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    20 hours in sea, saved by faith
    399 6  -  IH().\(. CHEE SEO\<; KESCI'ED MAS TELLS HIS STORY Bu MUAH Friday J I SHAREABLE conlidenci- in Malaysian humannananism kept a hungry hausted Indonesian barter trader clinging to a log in the rough seas off Malacca for 20 hou The Indonesian, Mohamed Maitin bin
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    TEENAGER BEAUTY JUDITH'S BUSIEST DAY...
    135 6 TEENAGER BEAUTY JUDITH'S BUSIEST DAY... SINGAPORE Fri Aus tralla s "Miss Teenager 1966." pretty Judith Ann I ockpy wen; sight-seeing this morning, and soun lorn ccjiint of the number of places .shf visited. After the tour she said: "I just can't keep up with the names and details of all."
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    Acquitted after an apology
    57 6 PENANO. Fn A man who toi-r of! a woman I blouse durm? M ai'Riimen' apulogised to her In court yebterday. Unsnallv accused 04 ou'.raKing ihr modesty ol Letchimi itku Faiimali binic Mohamed Noo-. Ibrahim bin Hashim was acquitted on an amended charge of causing hurt to
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    New date fixed
    29 6 KUANTAN. Fn. The ODennijr of it health centre by the Sultan of Prthaiif? ai Kuala Rompin. scheduled to be held yesterday has been po&tpaned to Aug.
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    Birthday greetings
    45 6 f. i i.j\ Li .>ifi K. In. Ibe i ang rii-Prrtuan Agons IV today sent a iungratulai<ir> message to Emperor Hailr Selassie on th- occa-sion of bis 74th birthday. Tenfku Abdul Rahman sent a similar message through the Lord Mayor of Addis Ababa.
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    He wants to meet Top 10' in Malaysia
    129 6 He wants to meet Top 1 0' in Malaysia I^l AI.A Lt MPI R Fri An mtrrnationall;known Thai economiNt Mr Paul Sithi-Amnu.ll arri\rs tomorrow to intrrvifw thr "It most important Malaysians" in thr country. \im-ns thosr iir vaaia lo mw! in thr "Top M U« Trn^ku Abdul Rahman: thr !»r<;iii)
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    Cuepacs' plea to Tengku
    175 6 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri /'UEPAC6 today urged the Prime Minister. Tengku Abdul Rahman, to give "»air" consideration to their plea for further discussions on thr proposal to transfer powers of dismissal and promotion from the Public Services Commission to heads of departments. A letter lo the Prime
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    It's a girl 7-gun salute greets Kedah's royal baby
    236 6  - It's a girl 7-gun salute greets Kedah's royal baby CHAN BENG SOON By a \U)H STAR. FH.— The Sultanah of Kedah gave birth to a girl her first child in th< Hospital here this morning. The 7 lb. 9oz. royal baby wa.s horn at 8.46 am A hospital bulletin, signed
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    From Camels to the Bloodhound in 50 years
    299 8 Squadrons golden jubilee SINGAPORE, Friday. THK lii si Royal Air Force squadron i<> be rmiippeil with surface-to-air missiles oversc;is. NO. (m Squadron, which is now basted ;it H.A.l''. Seletai, celebraiea ils golden jubilee on Aug. I. I The reviewinK officer at the
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    Trade dispute
    32 8 SINGAPORE. Fit —The Industrial Arbitration Court will hear a trade dispute between the Singapore Bus Employees Union, and the Katong Bedok Bus Service Company al 10 am. on July 28.
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    'Trial within trial' in murder case
    117 8 SINGAPORE Frl Thf High Court today set apart the whole of next week for the continued trial of four men chargec' with the murder of Rafle bin Osman 35. at a pasar malam at Trevose Crescent last Aug 17 Today. Mr Justice Buttro c
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    'Ideal citizen' forum
    77 8 SINGAPORE. Frl A public forum in the national language on 'The Ideal Singapore CMtren. chaired by Inche Ohazali Ismail, political secretary to the Ministry of Culture, will be held at the Joo Chlat community centre at 8 p.m. on July 28 Organised by the Adult Fducatlon Board.
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    Dress-making classes
    39 8 SINGAPORE. Frl— The Adult j Education Board will conduct a dress-making course at the Geylaiiß Craft Centre soon. Application to Join the course should bt made on forms >blainable from the board. Closing date is Aug. 1.
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    Now pianist Peter scores a first...
    185 8 Now pianist Peter scores a first... SINGAPORE. Kri. A piano-playiriK dm frnmenl primar> si hocil teacher has become the first rxtrrn.il i .imlid.it>in Singapore to pass thr fellowship examinations of London's Trinity College of Music (K.ll I since thr war. Mr. Prtrr him; Kwong Turk. 26 (above), also a music
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    MP on tour
    26 8 SINGAPORE Fn Mr. Tan* Bee Chun. MP lor Chua Chu Kang. this morning toured hl.s constituency to study the needs of hl.s constituent*.
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    Ownership dispute goes to court
    279 8 CINsJAFORF 1 h Court today heard a dispute rdinß ownership of a house b< Chua Benn Choon, a mechanic and Bingh. who had bought it from Chua 10 months ago but had been unable to collect the rent Claim owner. Ch had only plrdgi to
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    30 girls for 'Queen' title
    46 8 SINGAPORE. Fri-Mure th«* 30 girls will lake part in the W«-l-fa:e Queen contest during th« University of Singapore Students i Unton'i> annual welfare ball at 1 Rallies Hotel tomorrow nijjht The winner will set a retun I air ticket to Bangkok
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    COURSE FOR 30 EXECUTIVES
    171 8 CJINGAPORE, Frl.— Three »5 American professors will be coming to Singapore to conduct an advanced management course for local business executives. under the sponsorship of the Singapore Institute of Management. They will lead discus- atona on financial management, marketing management and business policy. Some 30 Singapore
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      110 8 l//*f# Onn ttt§ V.T. HnwnSin "t,t y. MTV GOSH, I NEVER SAW SUCH J^ SENSELESS FlGhTriN^.' THEY/ THERE DOHtT JUST WAPE IN AN' SLUG I SEEM T'BE ANY AhfiOUE HANDY. A POINT TO \T J sW~ tA^ v AT ALL Hirk I rtirt/ it,, 1 ht>*H>r I.< >,,!<! ED lv»"
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      19 8 ijONNA, PUT A STOP <^ j3 S\m*WM totmat f HORRIBLE, SA^M3E X? I SCREAM IKJ'.T- OH, yQtf*. S TWISXLBEA vff-^Nf./-
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      23 8 W 800. HOO. HOO.' < 1 1 WANT TO GO BACK L TO MOON VALLEY I^IHATB EARTH fV s S P\ ka itc fnA
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    Why wasn't this warder called?
    1081 9 SEDITION TRIAL: 14TH DAY Reporter*: Chia Potaik, Ch«ong Yip S«nf. Y*o Toon Joo Sitgiptrt, Fri T T. Rajah. defence counsel in t 1 ion trial of two Barisan alis MFs. today continued his sub--,u>n in the First Criminal District irt. He had started yrstrrday afternoon.
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    WHEN AN EXECUTIVE BUYS A HOME
    309 9 WHEN AN EXECUTIVE BUYS A HOME What Is that iimgl. •'•omHhlng* 1 that take* inn.- executives always onward* and upward* while others stand mtill? indidly I don't know! But I do know that a man in business is judged by many things that are not necessarily related only to his
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    REACHING THE TOP
    249 9 Vital that all should be given the chance: Ong SINGAPORE. Friday. 'J'HE Minister for Education, Mr. Ong Pang Boon, said today that it was vitai that Singaporeans with intelligence and ability should be given the opportunity to go to the top whatever their financial circumstances That was
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    'Govt aim to boost tourism'
    71 9 •TANAH RATA. Fri. The Government was financing overseas publicity and promotion as well as undertaking development projects at homp to enhance the existing tourist attractions of the country This was stated by the Deputy Secretary for Commerce and Industry. Inche Junid bin Haji Abdul Rahim.
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    MINISTER NAILS FLOOD AID LIE
    114 9 I/OTA BHARU. Fri. The Minister of Welfare Services. Haji Abdul Humid Khan, to day refuted allegations by PMIP leaders that the flood rehabilitation cash relief now being distributed in Kelantan ramr from foreign governments He rn.uli- this drnial a( .lehiw.it, IK miles from here. following
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    ANNOUNCEMENTS
    364 10 7* W,r4,>fU i mimtmmm) SAVE TIM! and trouble. Caatmlt •He Trilow Pacee in «m THfkm Directory MA ••PI MESS le.l paa Saturday with Dnnmd Moor* Oallerlee ■nil opaai II afternoon COCKPIT HOTEL'S "RIJSTTAFE L to <T>i-d Saturday and Buatday Lvacs) ALI NOW ON at H.<d. Mnrnicr in all department
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    The Straits Times Saturday, July 23, 1966.
    7 10 The Straits Times Saturday, July 23, 1966.
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    Sarawak Amnesty
    649 10 The Communist rebels of Sarawak and Sabah are in an unenviable position. The new leaders in Jakarta have I initiated a policy of rapprocheI ment with Malaysia, and there lis no reason to doubt that thi-y vull cany it through. As confrontation ends, so must material aid for
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    Kuantan Base
    355 10 Ten years is not a long time in which to build an air force consistent with Malaysia's need*— and as it happens the process will be rounded off a little more rapidly than that. Eight years ago the Roy«l Malaysian (then Malayan) Air Fore* took delivery of its
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    Border Alert
    222 10 Security forces patrols to protect workers on the huge Muda River irrigation scheme in Kedah come as a reminder that a danger much older than confrontation is still with us. Several hundred Communists estimates of their actual number vary have held out along the Malaysian-Thai border for nearly
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    Making rent control laws work
    1451 10  - Making rent control laws work WILLIAM LIN and T.T.B. KOH by RESOLVING DEFECTS, IMPLEMENTING PROGRESS PLANS IN j yur s time new controls will r«p!«ct> tht Control of Rent Ordinance in Malaysia. The new Act makes important changes in the law, which will have wide social repercussions. The Act attempts
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      UNIFYING TRADE UNIONS
      106 10 TTHE N.T.U.C. In Singapore hasj set up a fund and named It after Mr. Devan Nalr "for his untiring efforts and magnificent work in building the trade union movement in Singapore." It Is sad to note that Mr. Devan Nalr has not accomplished what the workers long
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      Added agony
      34 10 IN reference to the "smoking" ban in cinemas, is it not ironical that patrons requested to abstain from smoking should have to sit through so many advertisements for cigarettes? CHAIN -S.MOKrk Singapore
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    Learning Malay—259
    419 10  - Learning Malay— 259 YUNUS MARIS M.A. University of Malaya BY VOCABULARY: Bi«*i«wa in) scholarship bursary; Knu, BERtomn, MEnrmul iv> to m«(; dugs. MFNdu^a (v) to test; temndur*. MFnemndu(» (v> to Interview (for Job 6, scholarships, etc*; ttmnduf* mi an interview; UnfMnc iaov> completely, at all. REDUPLICATION (contd Pot practice, we
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    AUSSIE NAMED C.O. OF STRIKE AIR BASE
    328 11 AUSSIE NAMED C.O. OF STRIKE AIR BASE Lltlt II >IPI R. Jr. Ihe Miatotry of l>. Uwia) innoUßtrcl the ippoimmrnt of an Au^tfiiun Air F*nr trlrran. M lll4 Com ■under K Ramsay, as the lummindmi officer of \Uu»-i t > lirsi a.r hiv in Ku<tnun ..ill ukr up hi» 9unl
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    Kidnap charge against youth
    38 11 SINGAPORE. Frl. Ying Cheok Koc was charged in a court today with kidnapping a seven-year-old girl from Walttdl Street last March. He mi al.vi charged with outraging the girl's modesty.. H» pleaded not guilty.
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    Scouts camp
    31 11 NIBONO TEBAI.. Fri. The finals of the annual camp craft i-ompet.tion for scouts in South Province will be held at the Bagan Buaya site in Sungel Jawl on Sunday
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    $2 mil. trade school offer to Sabah
    242 11  - $2 mil. trade school offer to Sabah Jeffrey Francis: Jesselton, Thurs. From NEW ZEALAND has offered to pay for a $2 million building tor the Jesselton trade school, which would later be converted into a vocational training school the first in Sabah. Disclosing this today, the State Director of Education,
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    59 11 Gemini 10 astronauts return right on schedule ("<EMINI 10 astro- nauts John Young and Michael Collins are shown in the Atlantic Ocean recovery area shortly after making an onschedule splashdown early yesterday morning to end a threeday flight in space. Young is seen getting out of the capsule while
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    VIP care fora pair of transit eyes
    191 11  - VIP care fora pair of transit eyes BOH TIANG KENG By CINGAPORE, Fri. A Malaysian Airways Com«t took off from here for Hong Kong this morning; with a "very important parcel" on board. Inside were a pair of human eyes flown here last night from Colombo by BOAC Jet and
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    Malacca regrets delay in King's visit
    166 11 IIALACCA. Fri.— The iTI State Secretary, Inche Mohamed Idrl» bin Zabidin, today expressed regret that the Yang di-P ertuan Agong and Raja Permaisuri Agong had postponed their State visit here. He gave instructions to pull down decorations and arches which had been put up
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    Crash: One dead, 5 injured
    74 11 MALACCA Fri. P Mulh lara.su. 29- an employer National Land F'nance Cooperative Society, was killed and livr attain .mured when a Matmn wagon in winch tlioy were travelling collided with ;i lorry and went off the roud 13 mileg from here yesterday. The injured were
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    Merchant, 83, dies
    37 11 KUALA KANGSAR Fri Mr. Chan Yoke Sang. 83. a retired merchant, social worker arid J.P.. died at the Assunta Hospital in Petaling Jaya yesterday a'ter a loiir Illness. He leaves sou and two daughters.
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    Domicile offer by Sabah to workers from Commonwealth countries
    213 11 JESSELTON. Friday PEOPLE of certain categories from Commonwealth countries who have been employed here on work permits are to be allowed permanent domicile In Sabah Most of them are labourers. There Is a serious shortage of these people in the State.
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    To see Minister
    43 11 KANGAR. Fn. The Kuala Snng'anß Fishermen's Co-opersy tive Society will send a deputation 10 see thr Mmustrr of Agrirultuic and Co-oprramps, Ha)l bin H.iu Jnwi, to d:s> MM !is application for trawler Hmskm Tho MHiry has applied for 10 licences.
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      NO BILL BUT A RED WARNING
      187 12 I received no account from the Fublic Utilities Board for services supplied during June. Consequently I wrote to them at the beginning of this month pointing this out. I received a reply statins that the account had been dispatched and would no doubt arrive
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      REGISTERED AND NOW FORGOTTEN IN THE POST
      120 12 REGISTERED AND NOW FORGOTTEN IN THE POST sympathise with Po* Hilan« (who reported the lorn of a registered letter) bat even if he had be*n eligible for compensation h e would have had to wait an even longer period for satisfaction 1 posted a registered letter at Johore Bahm containing
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      BOSS MEN IN PEANUT UNIONS
      113 12 BOSS MEN IN PEANUT UNIONS READING your editorial "Peanut Unions" one must conclude that with exception of a few exemplary cases. unionIsm In this country is in the doldrums. There are unions which are functioning for the sole benefit of their presidents and secretaries. I know what I am talking
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      Better banking
      50 12 NOW that Singapore has its own Post Office Savings Bank headquarters, there ought to be better withdrawal facilities for depositors. Could the Post Office Savings Bank emulate the local banks In granting unlimited withdrawal on demand at anytime o Also why limit deposits? The banks don't. JAMES LOW
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      Merging private and government medicine
      128 12 The opportunities for up-to-date service YOUR editorial on part time service by general practitioners reminds the public that government efforts to enlist the help of the private practitioners in running the hospitals have not brought about the expected response. It is remarkable that there has
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      172 12 It lacks appreciation of the real need to bring the private doctors and the government services together to provide better services for the public. Few private doctors will l»e Interested In spending the morning hours in the hospitals for a token payment, when what is needed is an opportunity for
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      84 12 But until the powers that be open their eyes and the hospital doors for us, we have to toil outside. If there h t« be change It will come through the demands of the public for reforms. The medical profession Is notoriously conservative and opposed to change. Malaysia Is the
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      RADIOGRAPHY VACANCIES
      100 12 r |"HE Ministry of Health in Singapore has invited applications for the post (f "Pupil Radiographer." I was in the first batch of nine pupil radiographers to undergo training and we qualified In November 1965. We have to this present date not been employed by the Ministry. There
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      When doctors disagree
      76 12 IT appears ridiculous that the panel of doctors of Employees Provident Fund Board is in a position to nullify the findings of Government medical officers. I am aware of at least one recent case wherein a contributor was declared medically unfit for work by a government doctor.
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      36 12 EGYPT is to ban noisy radios. Our Government should adopt this law to control the inconsiderate people who are turning otherwise nice housing Board flats into cheap roadside record centres. FED UP Sine;* pore
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      23 12 QNE way to combat the pirate taxi is to prosecute the passengers for abetting the offence. PETER FOO SEE LIN Singapore
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      AMBULANCE-CHASING TOUTS
      100 12 MAY 1 drew the attention of the Ministry of Health and the Bar Council to the fact that victims of motor accidents admitted to hospital are continuously harassed by touts employed by certain solicitors who are desirous of being retained in actions for damages. Even when the victim
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      104 12 Teachers and fringe benefits YOl'R editorial of July 12 «ra» unfair to teachers in the L'nlfied Trachuig Service The UT 8. was forced upon rujon accepted the UT.S willingly when the scheme was Implemented, the NJCT was formed to st.irty its manl of which ick or medical and housing facilities
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      104 12 But DTC tralneen are also aware of the'.r salary scheme when they Join. I maintain that th« government has a moral obligation to ensure that at least teachers art provided with medlral benefits. After all the government makes it Its normal duty to provld* medical and housing facilities to other
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      103 12 0 Housing Art tiff* »n<J mrdical benefits are Nw mc ."night, not only by trt* PTC. teachers, bu! by th« ■whole Unified Teaching Service. What we said wm thy th« Ministry has more leeway on these two lilies than on th« matter of pay parity for D.T.C. teachers holding th«
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    THE NAKED RUNNER
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    U.K. crisis influences local Rubber Market
    330 16 rpHE weeks trading wan, InX fluenced by the economic scent in the United Kingdom and the latest events in the Vietnam conI fllct. but it was the former factor and its prevailing uncertainties which received the most attention ai:d had the main effects, state
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    165 16 MELBOURNE, Frl. INDUSTRIALS generally were steady today with small moves and about In balance. Key stocks, hoy.ever. were variable. BHP dropped 12 cents to $6.30 following a lower profit repot t. Coiiees featured with a rise of 53 cents to $4.35 following Reserve Bank approval of the U.S.
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    SHIPS IN PORT
    107 16 VTHIPS lying alsnstid* th* Singaper* «mmi or ciptcttd today ara: Benarmio 1 2, Hua Li N.W. 2. Atreut 3/4. Perak N.W. 5. Ragna Bakke tt/7, Socrates 18, Dlomed 10/16 Kuyo Maru 27/28. Rajah 31/32. Ts'edek 30/36, Mikunl Maru 38/39, Shosei Maru 42 43. Galileo Oalilel 44/45. P*rt
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    81 16 HINESE Product Eiehang*. Slngav par* noon pricai por pitul y«st*rday: Coconut all: bulk $45i sellers drum $47 sellers. Cepra: July Aug. L'K/Contloent: Unquoted. Pepper: Muntok white SIB7J tellers. I Sarawak white $185 sellers, special Sarawak black $1421 sellers, garbled i Lampocg black $145 (N) sellers < all W,
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    85 16 to mercDaota yesterday (all rates to $100). United States: i.iiwne TT 32 11/16. airmail OU H U 1 1>. !>() d. St. 33 5/16 credit bills. 33 7 16 trade bills. 1 Canada: buyinK TT Mi, airmail OD > 351, 90 d/»t. 30 13 16 credit bills. Ml
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    H.K. RATES
    36 16 ON the fr** *xchans* marktt in Hong Kong yesterday the U.S. dollar was quoted at 5.87 for T.T. and 5.84 for sash. Sterling was quoted at 16.11 and ■ne tael of gold at J6si.
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    QUIET, EASIER CONDITIONS ON STOCK EXCHANGE
    869 16  -  Our Market Correspondent From Ql Ir. I and easier conditions ruled on the Stock Exchange yesterday with no particular feature. Industrials were generally easier due to small selling by tired holders, the market being still uncertain about the influence of the British economic crisis
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    STOCK INDICES
    26 16 Malayan Stock Indicrs July M. July 2?. •Industrials: 99.34 98.49 Tins: 117.53 117.36 rubbers: 111.99 111.87 l).c. 30, 1963 100. Dec. IS, 1962 IUU.
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    BUSINESS ON STOCK EXCHANGE
    952 16 DL'SINESS in and reported to the Singapore and Kuls Lumpur trading rooms of the Stock Exchange yesterday with the number of shares tr\«!ed in brackets: INDUSTRIALS: ■•Ult»ao (3.OO0) $1.56: C.C.M- 51. 51 SU (8,000) $1.53 D. (29.000) $1.51. (13.000) 51. 52: DunlM (1.000) $2.44. D. (11.UO0)
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    Straits tin price falls by $2.75 in Penang
    497 16 mHE price of Straits tin fell! 1 $2.75 to $632.25 per picul in Penang yesterday on an estimated offering up 15 tons' to 190 tons. The local price fell in sympathy with London on the increased offering. LONDON: Tin on Thjrsday fell
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      27 16 CLOSING PRICES July 22 RIBBER PRICE: 652 i cents (up one-eighth of 1 a cent). TIN-: $632.25 (down 52.75). Estimated unofficial offering 190 tons tup 15 tons).
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      777 17 IN THE HIGH COURT IN MALAYA AT KUALA LUMPUR i IVII «l IT No 1711 ef IMS. Between Ounaseelan so Velayuthan Plaintiff. And Ahmad bin Achlt Defendant. Te: lawke Ahma4 Mn Aehlt, Mile Hungei Way. ftelangar. TAKE NOTICE that an action has been commenced against you in the High Court
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    Lock icon Fastest since Tokyo...
    35 18 JEGA coasting home in the 200 m final in 210 ace yards in front of struggling T. Krishnan (white vent) and Rajalingam at Merdeka Stadium yesterday. Timesport picture by bOONG HO\ SIN.
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    JEGA BEATS ALL ASIAN MARKS BUT OWN BEST
    561 18 By NORMAN SIEBEL: Kuala Lumpur. Frl. y\ A XI JEGATHESAN beat all current Asian records except his personal best when he won the 20§ metres final in 21sec on the concluding day of the Selangor AAA championships at the Merdeka Stadium today.
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    RESULTS
    502 18 FINALS— MEN 208m: 1 M. Jpftathesan (Light) 21.0 imect and state record) 2 T. Krishna n iColi 21.8 3 O. Rajalingam (.Jets) 22.0. 400m: 1 T. Krushnan «Col) 48.8 i meet and state record). 2 P. Rengam (Colt 49.4, 3 P. Gabnelle (Jets) 515. liMm: 1 S. Sivapragasam Jr-.s)
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    Malacca off to a flying 2-0 start
    168 18 Malacca off to a flying 2-0 start K LUANG. Prl. Malacca, last year's south champions in the Tun Razak Cup hockey championship. today got off to a good i.i art In this year's South tournament by beating Johore 2-0. The matching was evenly contested, with Johore having as many scoring
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    Council gets $15,000
    60 18 KUALA LUMPUR. Frl. The Minister of Information and Broadcasting. Inche Senu bin Abdul Rahman, who is also Minister for Culture. Youth and Sports, today handed a cheque for t1 5.000 to Mr. D. K. Dutt. President of the Schools Sports Council of Malaysia. This is the Government's
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    Singapore lead
    49 18 JOHORE BAHRU. Frt. Johore Malays were all nut 48 against Singapore Malays on the first day of their Rulers Shield cricket south zone final here today. Singapore replied with 100-5 with M Amln (22 1. Abdul Rahim (20) and Abdul Razak i2l no i the main scorers.
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    Fathul shock Telok Kurau
    150 18 Fathul shock Telok Kurau CINGAPORE. Fri. Fathul Karib. who escaped relegation last season- today shocked Telnlc Kurau United to hold thrm U> a 2-2 draw in their FAS Div One match at Jalan Besar Stadium. Fathul. fielding rive newcomers, matched their opponents in every department of the game and in
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    SPORTS SUMMARY
    66 18 HOCKEY Ipoh Div. 1: Kinta Indians 'A' 2 Andersomanx A' 0. L. Perak Div. 2 (T. Anson): Teachers 2 DTC B 1. SOCCER K. Muda Lge: Sinaran 10 Ourus 1. 1.. Perak Di\. S (T. Anson): Sours 8 Sekolah SAA 0. Malacca Div. 1: Kilat 19 Police 0.
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    We aim to be C-Games hosts Tang
    337 18 We aim to be C-Games hosts Tang OINGAPORE. Fri. Tang Tuck Wah. Chef de Mission of th« Sinnaporr contingent to the Eighth Commonwealth Garmvs in Kingston next month, says in his message in tht> logins souvenir that, although Singapore will be celebrating the first anniversary of nationhood during the Games
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      780 18 NOTICE PEMIERITAHU URAJAAN NEGERI PERAK BANCMAMGAN rMI NARAN HtlAI SITIAWAN Ftnwitaooan2 «d»-l»h di-pelawa daripMta Raayat Negeri Warga Netara Malaysia yanf mempunvai kelaya)uui2 aaperti di-b«man unlok mrrabell nrngan bayaian anmran Rumah Murah Kerajaan Neayrt yang aekarang Ini tcdanc di-bena 1 dl-Sltlawan. JenU rumah] murah I ml la-lah rumah batu tanlrai rang
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      206 18 I SPORTS DIARY ATHLETICS Pahang AAA XI Selection r'.«hiDs 'KeUntani. Malayan planade* PWD (Cheras. XI,). Pennng SCK'< F.R Perak Burnley Cup P\iblic Services (CLHS grdi. trial (4 p.m.); Perak Govt. Swifts AA iParrer Pk. S'poreK Service."; v Malaysian A. Forces Schools: Malacca Secondary "8. both at Stadium Prrakt (Kubu Stadium);
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    Fast Lord looks a good bet tomorrow
    267 19  - Fast Lord looks a good bet tomorrow EPSOM JEEP: Penanf. Friday By pAST LORD, with Doug Weir up. shaped like a winner on a food track here this morninf when he galloped stylishly over 3f in 38 1/5. On that gallop Fast Lord looks a bright prospert in the Class
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    SINGAPORE TEAM FOR MERDEKA TOURNEY
    260 19 feel some explanation la 1 needed o( Wednesdays report in your paper on the preparations for the Merdeka Tournament by Football Association of Singapore in order to avoid misunderstanding. At no time have I urged the selection of Services players and In point of fact
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    PENANG 2 nd day
    1162 19 Race 1-2.00 Class 6 ($4,300) 6F 1 ***** Chuba (hub* a iMufakat) Mawl 6 9.7 (SF) Potner 1 2 ***** Panchor a (Bultan ol Pahang) Lee 5 9 6 Cole* 4 3 ***** Flashing Rocket g (BaUi At Dunn; m B ««»>y Jr H *K»n«- a
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    THE BLACK PANTHER LEAPS FOR KILL...
    69 19 THE BLACK PANTHER LEAPS FOR KILL EISrBIO of Portugal (left) the new King or world football show* the grace and skill which has earned him the nickname of 'the Black Panther" from Mozambique, as he leaps to strike home Portugal's second toal against Bulgaria at Old Trafforti On Monday he
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    470 19 LONDON, Pri, CIR STANLEY ROUB, pre- sldent of Fifa. the World football authority, last night described as '•sheer nonsense"' reports that England had been disQuallfled from the World Cup because of doping. The report apparently emanated from a radio station In Buenos Aires. Sir Stanley
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    Lock icon Indonesia want to compete in A-Games
    157 19 Indonesia want to compete in A-Games JAKARTA. Prl. Indonesia broadly hinted today It wanted an invitation to the Asian Oames scheduled for December In Bangkok. Sports Ministry spokesman Bunarto told newsmen It "would be no problem for Indonesia to participate in the Oames under the prevent foreign policy which encourages
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    Tengku hits 62 to help Penang win
    107 19 Tengku hits 62 to help Penang win A LOR STAR. FTI A fine innings of 63 by Tengku Amir helped Penang to beak Kedah by 3A runs In their Un-der-23 cricket fixture played here today Penang declared 138 for nine and then dismissed Kedah for 103. Penang skipper A. Danker
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    W.O. BY MALACCA
    26 19 MALACCA. Pri. Malacca have conceded a walk-over to Negrl Sembllan In their Malaysian C.A. Under-23 cricket match. Utt CLASSIFIEDS it P«P* Hi H,mtm.mm)
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    New cards: Second phase is on
    100 20 SINGAPORE, Fit About 400.000 people have so far been re-regist-ered as the second phase of national re-registration in Singapore gets into full swing. DiM-lotlng this,, the Commissioner of National Registration. Mr Wong Keng Sam. said 260 000 people had already been Issued mith the
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    DEATHS
    92 20 M. MATMALAIMONV. M, Catrrhiat of Our Lady of Lourdn Church Btr«apor«. paa« d away fully on 22-7-M at Grnrral Hospi'al Cortrtr Itavra No 4 Jalan Muhihhah and «HI MM at Our Lady of lx>ur>lr« Church at SIS pm. and thrnc* to bidadart LtZABtTH LIE iHri. H»nn Yak Omni agad
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    Jakarta man flies back to KL after routine talks
    197 20 KUALA LUMPUR Friday THE chief of the Indonesian contact team' in Kuala Lumpur, Col. L.B. Moerdani of the Indonesian Strategic Army Command, returned here today after routine talks with his leaders in Jakarta. Col. Moerdani told newsmen at the airport that
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    Seiichi hikes across 5-mile stretch of water on pontoons
    145 20 TX3KYO, Frl— Sellchl Maduchl, x 69. walked five miles across the Akashl Straits near Kobe, yesterday pausing midway for a 20-minute lunch stop aboard a friendly fishing boat. He made the 4 4 -hour hike across the water with the help
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    All together...
    51 20 All together Shock team North Korea in the last eight NORTH Korean World Cup footballers seem to give each other a lift during their World Cup match against Italy at Ayrsome Park. The Koreans shocked the soccer world by winning one-nil to enter the quarter-finals. They meet Portugal today. I'PI
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    358 20 LONDON. Ptt. The London stock market was dull and idle most of the session but scattered buying caused prices to edge higher over a broad front In the afternoon and the close was quietly firm. The improvement In the spot sterling/ dollar rate was cited as the factor
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    RUBBER
    45 20 LONDON. Prl.— Spot 19 15 16d.. Aug. 20d.. Sept. 20d., Oct.. 20 3 16d., Oct./ Dec. ao>id., Jan./ March 20 7 I6d April June 2O' d., July/Sept. 20>4d.. Oct. Dec 20.-d., Jan. March 20\d, April June SO'sd.. c.J.f. Aug. 19->id., Sept 19',,d. Tone: Quiet
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    Wartime bomb goes off with huge bang
    156 20 SKRKMRAN »n A M>IH bomb hrlirvrd to ho a war reli« »ao r\ploded at noon (<•« < a bomb disposal unit 10 mile* from hrrr nn thp Kuala Pilah Road The explosion shook th» surroundinc hills the Kuala Hal P«-s m I inuld
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    59 20 Diet 'yes' to Asian Bank rKYO. Fri. The Diet today approved Japan's participation In the UBSI.IOO million Asia Development Bank to be Inaugurated in October. A Government Bill authorising Japan s participation and approving US$2OO million contribution became law when tht House of Representative passed it this afternoon. It had
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    59 20 SINGAPORE. Frl. Singapore mothers are Invited to enter their babies between six and 18 month! In a baby contest organised by th« Aljunied Constituency In conjunction with Independence Day celebrations on Aug 14 at 430 p n». at the Macpherson Community Centre. Entry forms are available
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      52 20 The weather Highest and lowest temperature* In Malaysia and Slngnpore for th« period 8 p.m. Thursday to 8 p.m. yesterday Highest I,n»ert Kuala Lumpur ni 72 Kota Bharu nn is Penang R8 Tnoh m 70 Ms!:t« 88 73 Singapore 88 75 C Highlands 73 54 Jesselton 8S 75 Kurh Ing
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