The Straits Times, 26 July 1966

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    25 1 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 150.000 The Straits Times Till Niititmal J F.std IMS TI'ESDAY. JI'LY 26. IM6 15 CENTS M.C.(P) 162» KDN 2034
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    NO Prime Minister
    451 1 Cabinet named ONLY FIVE DEPUTY PREMIERS IN THE NEW RULING PRESIDIUM JAKARTA. Monday PRESIDENT SOEKARNO has lost his title of Prime Minister, but remains Indonesia's chief executive, Army strongman Lieut. Gen. Suharto announced tonight. I It- was briefing t'orreuwncieaU on the formation of the new Indonesian Cabinet,
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    'Operation Harapan' now in full swing
    197 1 JESSELTON. Monday. ttABAH'S Chief Minister, Mr. Peter Lo. said today that "Operation Harapan" was now in full swing in the state, and all Government agencies had started distributing the leaflets railing on subversive elements to surrender to the authorities. He appealed again to members
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    Razak: New Cabinet will ratify peace proposals soon
    164 1 Razak: New Cabinet will ratify peace proposals soon R\\ B Mon —The new Indonesian Cabinet would ratify the Bane knk peac proposal* •ifrv soon." the Deputy Prime Minister. Tun IMal K.t/.ik. told a rally ■I 1.000 people at the town padang here today. He v,,jd resumption of ties with Indonesia
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    Lock icon Qantas strike threat
    37 1 RYDM Nauca'ors of Australia urhne\ QanIM, threatened today to stop work for 24 hours from midnight to- morrow becnuse of a dispute over their employment contract Talks are being held on their crle\ancps -Reuter
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    Lock icon Indon mission flies in today
    124 1 Indon mission flies in today lAKARTA. Mon. An J Indonesian Government delegation leaves here for Singapore tomorrow, headed by a high ranking diplomat and a senior soldier. It will continue informal contacts with Singapore officials following Indonesia's recognition of the Island Republic last month. Heading the delegation will be Mr
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    Lock icon 'Mao swims 30 miles' report
    71 1 TOKYO. Mon— Mao Tse-Tung. j Communist China's ruler who had been believed in ill health, swam 30 Chinese nautical miles downstream on the Yangtze, near I Wuhan, on July 16, Radio Peking said today. 'Word of this happy news spread rapidly among the citizens of
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    Crowd dispersed
    32 1 LUCKNOW. Mon -Police today used water hoses and tear cas to disperse a crowd of student.s parading in sympathy with the ll-day-old strike of government employees In Uttar Pradesh state.
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    Newsmen protest
    32 1 JAKARTA. Mon. The Indonesian Journalists' Association has protested against the banning of the independent newspaper! Operast by the military authorl- ties last week, the official news agency Antara reported today.
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    Lock icon Spiritual guidance
    68 1 BANGKOK. Mon— The Thai Government's Department of Religious Affairs has decided to use the services of Buddhist monks in settling labour dispute-. Thr Director General of Reliti <» 11 Affairs. Col. Pin Muthticun. told reporters today that the monks would visit factories "in order to give spiritual advice
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    Cowgirl Ong is home from Texas
    167 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon Mi.ss Ong Siok Beng 18. in Texas cowgirl outfit, greeted her family at Subang airport on her return from America today with a 'ylpee!' before they smothered her with hugs. She was one of 14 Malaysian students who returned after a
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    Lock icon Early rise in sterling
    56 1 LONDON. Mon. The pound sterling rose in early dealing* against the US. dollar today after demands from Paris and' other European cen tre* The rate rose from Friday clone of U852.7908 to $2 7916. but there wax little selling, and the rat* later slipped bark \o
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    Ho's men execute wounded Marines
    160 1 SAKiON. Mon. North Vietnamese troops executed at least six wounded IS. Marines, captured when a leathernecks company fell into a jungle trap. American survivors said today. It was darn near like m.i.ssacre." C'pl. Raymond L Powell, tt, of Kimtgt City. Missouri, told 1 PI after
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    Record trout
    31 1 VONGY i Fiance i. Mnn An-ler Rene Tupin caught a record trail Just under a 30 lb In the Dran.se River here yeMerciay. The trout was three feet lonfl
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    Lock icon 31 die in school bus crash
    184 1 31 die in school bus crash I IMBURG (W (irrlj many). Mnn. A coach carrying Belgian school children home from holiday crashed off the Frunk-rurt-Ootogne ;miobahn today, killing fti least 28 children and three adults, police reported. Injured children wore pulled out of the wreckage nf \ho bus anri rushed
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    STOP PRESS
    32 1 IK\l\ DCATI UNGATOM Wm la unidentified Indian man MM found de.id on the railway ti hi >» Biikn lim.ih Road U\t tomcht Police said he li.ul run over b\ a train.
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      Lock icon 100 captive Americans
      392 2 WASHINGTON. Mon H •.rnbdssador inI I hundn-d North V in-ld in South Vietnam but Hanoi had shown no wi 1 1 1 1 "i An* i k in the north. eflot I ■•*ine 18 or ■oMtsn heici nllai what M N.tld that iHMiI HAD f\\e\ .ndred ismese
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      Lock icon Hoarding: 600 arrested
      62 2 NFW Dgfl HI M.h, Police have am »!>r* in the Puniab for hireling ille«»1 of whea- kero«*ne. uid dry battartaa »hicn air in Nhor supply a-rt subiec' to mur .oiitml. In a drive .igninM bUrkmarkel profiteer* during the last 10 clay*, ihrv .ilso -ei/rrl cooking oil nu\rrl
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      Criticism of World Court chairman deplored
      182 2 Criticism of World Court chairman deplored i^ANBERRA. Mon. African criticism of Sir Percy Spender, chairman of the International Court at The Hague, was deplorable and unwarrantable, said the Australian Prime Minister. Mr. Harold Holt, here at the week-end. Sir Percys casting vote gav e the world court Judgment In favour
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      Lock icon Societies ban: China protests to Indonesia
      113 2 DEKING. Mon. Chin* has protested to Indonesia against a ban on Chinese organisations in West Java, the New China News Agency reported yesterday. A protest Note from thr Chinese Embassy In Jakaru Mid th« organisations were banned at the same time that a new
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      Congo Premier holds talks with rebels in Katanga town
      230 2 KINSHASA. Monday rE Congolese Prime Minister. Gen. Leonard Mulamba. yesterday met leaders of rebel Katangese and mercenary troops who took control of Kisangani (formerly Stanleyville) in a lightning attack backed by cannon and mortars. Detail* of the talks wrre not published
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      160 2 AGREES ON SIBERIA PLANS r»KYO. Mon The Soviet I nimi and Japan acreed today In co-operate in Siberian development protects and to promote bilateral economic relations The agreement rame in talks here between th« Soviet Foreign Minister Mr. Andrei (irnmyko and the Japanese Foreign Minister, and the Japanese Foreicn Minister.
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      Lock icon Criminals in Philippines police force
      81 2 Manila. Man. hro hundrpd and thirty-thre^ pnlicpmen h^ve been arrested on criminal charger including murder. rnbber.%. m offences and smuggling since the beginning <>f tIM year. A report issued by thr National Bureau of Investigation said the policemen involved included one captain, three lieutenants. eight
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      Shake-up of top brass in pro-Bung areas
      227 2 Shake-up of top brass in pro-Bung areas JAKARTA. MOO Th« J military rOUM dors nd Central Java were replaced last week m a dis move to strengthen the hand of tin- Central Government i Maj.-Gi-n Buriosumpeno .tnslerred from central Java to the B mand School at Bundorug in We.st Java
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      Two frozen to death
      51 2 7.ERMAT 'South SultrrrUndi, Mon.— Two Italian mountaineer* miss;ng for about n week nn 15.200 ft. high Momc R<>s» on th« S-viss-Italmn frontier have been found frozen to death a f'w hundred yards ftom thp summit, police said here loday. Ihey identified thr men Carlo Antnmazi and
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      Girl thrown over cliff
      73 3 {^ENOA 'Italy, Mon. Pnbre last night arrested a woman who admitted having thrown her t h r e-year-old daughter from a 400 ft The rhilri. V.< oletta Tidal, was found dead at the base of the cliff near the town of Be*tri Levant*. At first -she
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      Lock icon That wage freeze: Revolt warning by TUC
      202 3 LONDON, Monday. TRADE union leaders warned the Prirm Minister, Mr. Harold Wilson, last nigni that they would revolt against his plans to rescue the nation from threatened financial disaster unless he abandoned his announced wage frc< A spokesman for the Trades Union Congress,
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      Shock absorber
      41 3 NAPLES. Mnn A Neples i telephone operator was seriously ill in hospital last night after fretting a powerful electric shock' from her headphone* while tnakme a connection. The shock »as due to a fault In the telephone exchange— Reitfer.
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      Lock icon Test run for Concord rival's engines
      123 3 Test run for Concord rival's engines CIMIXWII iOhl«l. MM The (,en eral l.lettru yWßtfsAy •f a ac» type of (ia»t tar to jet eagiae far Ame rkti —■tm— te transport plant- of the future. ffVrformaix c anal merhamcal operation of the engine were excellent. the < <>mpan> reported. friHir h«
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      Lock icon Diamond field discovered
      70 3 LIMA Mon Peruvian mining •Octal* uM yesterday that a diamond field with a large potential had been dUcnvered on the lower alopas of an extinct vnlran > In th» remote province of Cuzco. A apokesman for tlie regional dtvtatan of mine* Mid M lay between the district*
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      Lock icon 'Learn new languages while you fly' plan
      92 3 I ONDON. Mon. Passengerg aboard Trans World Airlines jets flying between Europe and the United States will soon be able to learn foreign languages as they cross the Atlantic. The American airline announced that passengers would be able to learn French. German and
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      Lock icon British serviceman shot dead
      73 3 ADEN, Mon. An. unarmed British serviceman, wearing civilan clothes, was shot dead and another injured yesterday when a terrorist fired on them in Aden's popular Crescent shopping area. The Crescent area Is a favourite resort for tourists from ships whirh dock at nearby Steamer Point. It
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      Lock icon Families flee from race riot areas
      195 3 NEW YORK, Monday. FEARFUL families began fleeing from their tenement homes in racially-explosive areas of Brooklyn yesterday following a week of violence. i While they packed their belongings, 1,000 extra police patrolled the streets to guard against a renewal of sniping and clashes between
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      Irishman accused of killing a schoolgirl
      124 3 I ONDON. Mon. a 20--year-old unemployed Irishman was charged yesterday with the murder of a 15-year-old schoolgirl whose body was found earlier in a glade of Epplng Forest on London's eastern outskirts Police identified the Irishman as Joseph Kiely of Dubim He will appear
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      Lock icon Biscuits gift
      29 3 WELLINGTON. Mon. New Zealand is to make a gift of milk biscuits to 1.000 children In Formosa. Similar gifts will be made to other Asian countries. Reuter.
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      First landing of a helicopter on top of Matterhorn
      106 3 7LBMATT (Switierland). Mon. Swiss »lacier pilot Bruno Bajrnoud last night became the first flier to land a helicopter on the summit of he Matterhorn. The 31-year-old pilot landed his Aloutte-3 helicopter on the 60ft. long sft wide summit ridge for a
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      Sinatra's bride No. 3
      46 3 SINGER Frank Sinatra, 50. and his 21-year-old bride. Mia Farrow. They were married in Las Vegas last week. It was his third marriage and her first. She is the daughter of actress Maureen OSullivan and the late producer-director John Farrow.— UPl picture.
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      UN troops prevent clash in Cyprus
      159 3 "NICOSIA. Mon.— For the second straight day. UN. Peac« Force troops and armoured cars yesterday took up positions between rival Greek and Turkish Cypriots to prevent a serious clash. Yesterday's crisis was at the Turkish Cypriot village of Malhousa. 15 miles southeast of Nicosia.
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    Study grants for five
    72 4 I SINOAPORE. Mon.— Five 81nl gaporeans have been awarded Oerman scholarships to further their professional skills in lndusti rial engineering, the German Emi busy announced here today. i Tliey are Mr. Tan Pheng Lock i CRr assembly). Mr. Chia Ban Senc 'tannery. Mr Tan Ban Hal
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    Church concert
    38 4 SINGAPORE. Mon.— The Beletar Choral Society will Rive a concert of well-known music tn Saint Peters Anglican Church in Tavlstock Avenue, Serangoon Garden Estate, at 8 pm tomorrow, in aid of the Church Hall Building Fund
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    Key witness fears reprisal—so judge clears court
    443 4 Key witness fears reprisal so judge clears court SINGAPORE, Monday. JUSTICE BUTTROSE today cleared a packed public gallery ;»t the request of h ke\ prosecution witness in minder trial ;il the Hi^h Court, who aid hf was afraid of possible reprisals. The witness. Hussein bin Abdul LatifT. also asked for
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    Getting set for the taxi-licence rush...
    97 4 Getting set for the taxi-licence rush SINGAPORE. Mon. A great rush is expected for the 300 taxi licences which the Registrar of Vehicles' office is to issue Mum in line with the recommendation of the Government appointed taxi review committee headed by Mr. Milton Tan. The registrar. Mr. Kwa Soon
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    'Pirates' solution can lead to problems, says Ho
    293 4 SINGAPORE, Mon. The secretary general of the National Trades Union Congress. Mr. Ho See Beng. today asked thr Minister for Law and National Development. Mr. E.W. Barker, whether he was aware that the heavy penalties imposed recently on the "pirate taxi drivers"
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    GOH: THE PAINFUL PROCESS OF ECONOMIC GROWTH
    582 4 GOH: THE PAINFUL PROCESS OF ECONOMIC GROWTH SINGAPORE. Mon. YEW institutions and social values must be 11 created to under-pln the gigantic effort of maintaining democratic Asian states, said the Defence Minister. Dr. Goh Keng Swee. when he addressed the Malayan Economic Society last night. He said that unless these
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    Board's new 'after office hours' service for tenants
    149 4 Board's new 'after office hours' service for tenants SINGAPORE. Mon. The estates manager of the Housing and Development Board. Mr. Tan Tian Boon, has announced the introduction of a trial service at the board's estates to cope with emergency repairs after office hours. In a circular to tenants, lie advi.sed
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    A KIDNEYGRAFT BOY WAITS FOR HIS DAD
    119 4 SINGAPORE. Mon. A British naval police officer in Singapore is awaiting approval for a transfer home to see his son who recently underwent a kidney grafting operation in London. Mr Eric Lawrence Morton. Deputy Chief Police Officer (Crime i at Naval Base, hopes
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    Minister's challenge
    421 5 PROVE HOLIDAY (MANGE WOULD HIT STANDARD OF EDI CATION' •put Minister oi taiK-auon. incne ivionanu^ Khir Johari. today challenged Mala> lead- that there would be a fall in thu standard oi education ai> a result ot the change :n the Fridas -Saturday week-end holdidays :oi Malay schools to
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    41 5 'J'HK failure of Malay* m education and Minomy in not the doings of other* hut of the Malays lhem*el\ev Our backwardness is due to <mproper guidance by iv( h leadership. me Etlui.a:.(»ii MiiH*ier. IM hr Kliir Johari. in a speech yfiifrday.
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    Wanted: Six more information attaches
    96 5 Wanted: Six more information attaches U AL A LUMPUR. Mon. The Malaysian Government is to recruit six more information attaches for posting abroad. Information attaches are now serving in Malaysian high commissions la London, Canberra. New Delhi and Sngapore and In embassies in Washington, Tokyo, Manila and Bangkok. Another attache
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    Lee opens a new school
    47 5 SINGAPORE, Mon I*h» Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan •few, last niijht opened the million -dollar Upper Thomson Secondary School. The school is co-educa-tional. It provides education in Chinese and English and can accommodate 1.800 pupils In two sessions. /AIM pi isoner oT
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    $60 gift to two widows
    69 5 PENANG. Mon Penang l.mno divisional leaders i*d by lha president. Syed Hassan Aidid. yeMerday drove to Telok Kumbar. about 13 mi>s from the city, to donate $60 M the lamilie* of two fishermen who died at sea recent iv Syfd Haiun handful thr money on
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    Robbers grab 60 pigs
    48 5 A LOR STAR. Mon. Ten men, armed with knive*. stole HO pis* and two chain MR worth more than SX.."iOO after holding up three men in their house* at Dublin Estate. South Kedah. shortly after midnight ;.ot nicht. The robbers enraped in a lorry
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    Lock icon Sultan's 'no1 to detainee Zaini's plea for audience
    229 5 Sultan's 'no 1 to detainee Zaini's plea for audience DRUNEI TOWN. Mon. A request by detainee Zaini Haji Ahmad for an audience with the Sultan of Brunei has been refused, according to a Palace source here. Zaini. detained at Berakas camp since he gave up after the abortive December 1962
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    Burglars raid three houses at weekend
    109 5 PENANG. Mon. Three r»urjlar.es were reported in Penang at the weekend. The bigee.M !oss $1 53* l:i lcwellery and other goods. »a* .sufloird by a visiting lecluier. Mr. George W«»d. Mi Wood. lecturer from the Technical Co leer in Kuala Lumpur, was .spend aig
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    Annual meeting
    19 5 KANGAR, Mon PnlLs Mala* Teachers' Co-operativp Thrift and Loan Society will hold i:.s annual meeting on Wetinr.sdav.
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    Why I've decided to leave-by a top pianist
    286 5 Why I've decided to leave-by a top pianist SINGAPORE. Mon. Singapore is likely to lose all her top musicians to other countries unless they are given proper recognition. Ore way to do this U to »*t up of a conservatoire of music In the Republic, run either by the Government
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    Lock icon Brunei Town planning
    45 5 BRUNEI TOWN Mon. .Mister Ma cdona ld and Pan nor* who ha r oem t'timmusMOiied by thr Government prepare an outline planning scheme for Brunei Town, are understood to ha\e almasi cumoleled their work. The plan may be submitted very soon. UPI.
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    VIGILANTE CORPS TO BE DISSOLVED
    126 5 I/UALA LUMPUR. Mon. The one million strong Vigilante Corps is almost certain to be dissolved. The big question U: When? The secretary to the Ministry of Home AtTairs. Dato Nik Daud bin Haji Nik Mat. said today the corps would be disbanded as soon as
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    Razak to lead team to ASA meeting
    275 6 Razak to lead team to ASA meeting KAUB. Monday. THE Deputy Prime Minisler, Tun Abdul Razak. will lead the Malaysian delegation to the ASA Foreign Ministers" conference in Bangkok on Au&. 3. Originally the Prime Minister, TeiiKku Abdul Rahman, himself was to have led the delegation. Announcing this her? today
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    50 6 WHAT tan I do if irrtain peanut unions want to remain so? I can't turn them into i ni uniit ■> The Labour Minister. Mr. V Mamckavasagam. comment me on a charge by Mr C V Devan Nair. MP for Bungsar. that Ws mlntxlry was encouraging the growth of peanut"
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    Gen. Jolly leaves on Friday
    76 6 Gen. Jolly leaves on Friday QINGAPORE. Mon. The >J out -going Commander of the Far East Land Forces Lt.-Gen Sir Alan Jolly and Lady Jolly will leave on Friday for Britain on board the s.s. Iberia. Gen. Jolly will take over his new appointment a.s Quartermaster General at the Ministry
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    Not forgotten...
    28 6 Not forgotten 6UNGEI PATANI. Mon. A ceremony in remembrance of "hose »ho died during the emergency *ill be held at the Emergency Memorial in Alor Star M Sunday
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    Johore Govt urged to give longer land leases in new villages
    219 6 JOHORE BAHRU, Mon AN Alliance Assemblyman. Mr. Sim Kirn Chong. I tCha'ah) yesterday urged the Johore Government to consider giving longer lease> for house plots in the new villages. Speaking during the de- bate in the Stale Assembly to
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    54 6 BKUNEI TOWN. Moil. The ftr.-; \rs.<el buiit. by the joint Ja-pdncsc-Brunci Takciiara Shipyard I :d is ncaring completion al Muaia near hcrr. A 100-ton LCT ordered i>y a Hour Kuiik busn les&man it will operate in Borneo waters. A 200-ton barge is also being built
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    Minister's call to Malay students
    138 6 Minister's call to Malay students Mon The Minister of State for Education, lnche Rahim I.ihak. has called on Malay students in Singapore to take up the of science, mathematics and other technical subjects with greater enthusiasm. He .said 'These subjects are particularly necessary If Malays are to make progress In
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    RAF 'WeLl done' for five men
    88 6 SINGAPORE. Mon. Five Asian employees of the Royal Air Foixr li.tve been presented j with good service testimonials by the Commander oj the Far East Air Force. Air Mai>hal Sir Peter Wvkeham. They are: lnche Mohamed Isliak bin Yahya (with FEAP for 19 years).
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    Army officer accused of false report
    173 6 |^l MA II Mr- K Mwii \n \rni\ i inl.iin mh« tuld thr police lli.u ha «-»v Wi.ln.tppeii m \pril lhi» irjr w.»s i li.ir^ed l»--(l v m .i Wglrtf to mill here »ilh knouintl» m.ikinc a false report 1 <pt Abdul Rahman bin
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    103 6 PENANG. Mon A man caught up a tree \va& today bound over in $100 for one year for stealing 23 cocunuu \alued .it $2 30. J. Sahadcvon alias J Muthukandi pleaded not kui.iv in the .justrste's court to a i-hargr of stealing the
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      624 8 The doubling of total attendances at Selangor's family planning clinics, disclosed in the Association s report for 1960-66, is remarkable testiMi"n to the work of these clinics and to the growing demand for the Association's services. The next twelve months will be »n even more important test,
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      392 8 The Srlangor State Government's memorandum on local government expresses what may be called the 'middle of the road" view on the appropriate way to remove the defecU of the present local council system. The memorandum does not deal with higher forms of Wai government although thc^p also come
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      176 8 The problem of late payments of University of Malaya scholarships has yet to be settled but there are some glimmerings in the distance. One is Sarawak's example in handing over to the university year its entire scholarship fund; students arriving at the bursar's office with the proper documents
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      270 8 Why the trains jump off the tracks 'THE Minister for Transport has appointed a committee to look into the causes of derailments. The committee consist* of railway officials who should be aware of th* causes. having experienced 1.300 derailments. I am a former railway foreman with 36 years service. In
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      58 8 APROPOB the end of confrontation I cannot understand why certain aircraft pass over Singapore City very low disrupting TV and radio programmes and our sleep in the middle of the night or very early in the morning. Are the Indonesians still firing at them from Pulau Samboe in
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    181 8 IN reply to Mr. Miranda who questioned Mr. Devan Nair's contribution to the building up of the trade union movement in Singapore, the NTUC has sixty affiliated unions embracing some 200.000 workers. These 200.000 workers constitute 70 per cent of the working population. Mr. Miranda may not
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    234 9 CIN(.\I*UKL Mon Both IndMroU aaM pore are pu>hint ahead with aims for the im mediate resumption •>( trade and the re opening of i •■uimunu ition links The-^ plans were taken a •trp further with today finahoation of arran<e■Nents for the s< hrdaled
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    77 9 I^UALA LUMPUR. Mnti A group of 2n Sarawak farmers will make a in day visit to Malaya to study thp Government's rural development pro>r how the people have benefitec from them. l*d by an MpncuUnittl ofn- cpr. Mr. Ho Chin Khrt. the farmers will arrive here from
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    283 9 Now they smuggle smokes INTO Sabah From Jeffrey Francis: Jesselton. Monday I AK(JK quantities of Hong Kong-made i arc bring smuggled into Sabah and sold to shopkeepers, a senior Customs officer said today. It whs the Brat official admission that cigarettes are being smudgled INTO the State. It had been
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    138 9 Mon. Police are still trying to establish tnr motive for the murder of a labourer. Ibrahim bin Amat, In a lane behind Johore Road rarly yesterday. Ibrahim. .19. lather Ofl seven, wa.s drinking with two frlend.s in a coffee Mall when they were attacked
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    31 9 TAIPING. Mf>n An 11-veHr-old girl reported to the polirr here VMtertfaVjr t hat she wits raped in a h ua€ in Aulong new village, near here, on July 15.
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    21 9 TAIPING. Mon. More than 2 onn Mu.'-lims took part in a pro-ics-inn hrrr yesterday to celebrate Prophet Mohamed's birthday
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    81 9 Bulgaria invites Singapore to a fair SINGAPORE Mon Bulgaria has invited a number of Singapore manufacturers to exhibit their products at a fair scheduled for late September. With the invitation goes i tuarant-ee of sales to justify participtaion in ttie fair at Plovdav The invitations were sent out by the
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    41 9 BRUNEI TOWN. Mon. The final report by Bruce White. Wolfe. Barry and Partners, the British consulting engineers on the 532 million Muara port now under "active consideration. 1 a Government source said today The report waj completed recently. UPI
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    143 9 l/UCHING. Mon. An action brought by deposed Sarawak Chief Minister. Dato Stephen Kalong Ningkan. to have his dismissal declared unconstitutional has been set down for hearing tn the High Court here on Aug. fi. Dato Ningkan Is seeking declarations that hi.s dismissal
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    80 9 PENANG Mun. Combined firing exercises and bombing practices will be held next month .n the vicinity of the Bunting island group off the Kedah toast on the following days: Prom 9 r>.m to 4 p.m. and 6.30 pm. to 9.30 pm on Aug 1. 2. 4.
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    Mediation panel hears dispute
    62 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. Justice Dato H.S. Ong. chairman of the mediation panel trying to .solve a dispute between the Malayan Commercial Banks Association and the National Union of Bank Em-L-oyees, began hearings thus morning in the High Court here. The other panel membeers are Mr. J.A.T.
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    99 9 Mr. Lai, who was speaking at the resumed debate on a motion of ihanks to the Sultan for h's speed', on July lv also said that althouch about 600 pocple ;n his constituency h.xd applied fur land grants about six years ago they were still waiting lor Government
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    77 9 JOHORE BAHRU. Mon. An Alliance Assemblywoman, Che Hasnah bintt Ahmad. today pleaded with the Johore Government to provide an alternative .site for :iOO squatters at Kamponu Majidee who have been served cjuit noti' The squatter'-. Matty I hnve to leave by Aue 31. Che Hasnah
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    48 11 Xl C HIM,. Mon Mr. Leonard Linggi Jugah, 24. eldest son of the Minister for Sarawak Affairs and a State scholarship holder, has passed his law studies at tin- I niversity of Hull, with honours. He is now at Middle Temple reading for the Bar.
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    58 11 i-UNOAI'oHt. Mon llk pre gidtnt or the British OrthopaedwAssociation Mr. H Jackson Burrows, will arrive here on Wedne*day for a month-long tour of Singapore and Malavsin }\r will attend the weeK-loeig .second orthopaedic meeting of the Singapore Association begin- on Aug. 7 and lecture on
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    139 14 MELBOURNE Mon INDUSTRIALS eaaea today wiUi tails well in exoat>* of rlaea. ACI. had the MiarpeM fall among key stocks losing 12 cent* to So 82 BHP <v do'vn to *6 20 before :exo\enns; to 56.32 on rumours of another oil strike Base metals e*v>ed and oils were
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    RUBBER PRICES
    241 14 \LUIST Brut trade rubber fob. buyers cloaeal at 5 p.m in Slnfapore and Kuala Lumpur restercUr at «s'» cents per lb. i unchanged oa Friday's rloaiiix level I tor the position. The tone nak macthre. B.A.S. and M.R.K. cloi>inc pricet In ecnta per lb. yet>lerda y Buyers Sellers
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    SHIPS IN PORT
    130 14 V.HIPS lying alongside trie Singapore ■J Harbour »hir,,. or Kpected today are: 4ee!and 1 hernfteld i, Bougainville 6 7. Ragna Bukke 8/9, MMMJMtt 13/14, Nestor 15/16. Rottlc IS. Maxwell Brandt r ti -1. Kmabalu n M, Ualidor '.'6. Medula M, SbiKesbima Maru 2» 30. Ulenfalloch 31/ 32.
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    OFFICAL RATES
    51 14 ON the official Malayan short Term Money Market for the week ended Saturday (July 23) the range of call rates was as follows: BANK FINDS: 2> 2 per cent to 4 < i per rent. GENERAL FUNDS: 1% per cent tn t' per cent MOVEMENT of funds totalled
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    DOLLAR RATES
    56 14 r PIIK present rate of the Malayan dollar afainst the pound sterling fixed on November 24 1964 is sellinx T.T. or O.D. bb. I U IN. Buying T.T. is. 4 1 Ibd. Buying O.D. 2s. 4' H d. The dollar is at its statutory middle position in relation
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    H.K. RATES
    36 14 ON the free oiehange market in Hong Kong yesterday the U.S. dollar was quoted at j.syj for T.T. and 5.87 for csih Stirling was quoted at 16.12 and ana taal of gold at 269!
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    CLOSING PRICES
    23 14 July ti. Rl IJISI K PRICK: 63. cents (unchanged). TIN: si;;;o (down SI). Kstim.itrd unofficial offering 175 tons (down 15 tons).
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    Straits tin price is again easier by $1
    365 14 THE price of tin continued to fall yesterday and was quoted at $630 per picul down another dollar. Since the present decline started on July 20 a total of 510.37 A has been wiped off the value. Better support was report* ed
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    STOCK EXCHANGE IS VERY QUIET, FEATURELESS
    699 14 From Our Market Correspondent QL'IET. /caturcless uinditions hurat terisrd the Stotk Exchangr yrsterday and turno\rr at 270.530 units was the lowest since March 18. The buying power was not a(B~rCßsi\e and selling pressure was not depressive so that price movements remained limited. In Industrials,
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    STOCK INDICES
    26 14 Malayan Stork Indirrv Jui* jub ss. Industrial*: MVM Tins: 116.16 IIC7I S rubber*: 111.87 111.87 'Dec. 30, 196:t Imi Dec. 29. imi I (in.
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    BUSINESS ON STOCK EXCHANGE
    952 14 UIM>I.SS in and rrporUd to the Sinraporr and KuaU Lumpur trading rooms of tbe Stock KfchaMige yesterday, with the number of the shares traded in hrarkrtv INDUSTRIALS: Bouttead (J.UOOI 11 .07. CC-M. (5.000) $1.j6 O. (2.000) (1. J3 D, (3.OOO) 51..)3, (b.OUO) $1.54: Ounlop <I.OOU> .<:■
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    EQUITY YIELDS
    348 14 HTHE folJoviiig ii.st of selected x Malayan Industrial yiekia is based on last .sales to July .3 Companies located m Malaysia far Illation purposes. A\riaise croia dlMd'nd yle.il per tent (6.0 per tent >. Avrrage groan earning* Jleld lit t per cent HO. I per cent). Overall ovcr.<«e
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      778 15 THE SINGAPORE ANTI TUBERCULOSIS ASSOCIATION SINGAPORE i..n*iio\ Dt*W HELD OH MM .'iHD ItM nrt 111 ll»l <»» MINMNt. 11l aVKTI n nun MtU 4t:»2 UW 2S7U M 73* ***** 14W3 «M 2» IMM 3MII IMM 3RD PRIZE 2M33 47MC MTt7 0M74 48*03 MM* IJK> 4TH TO iHCTH PRIZES MMS *****
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      711 15 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS I VACANCY NOTICE Applications are invited for appointment to the Federal Judicial and Lacal Service in the poet of Crown Counael in the Legal Department Sarawak Ralar? Srale A -870 §30 x 30--1 0 SO IMS x 35-1360 1300 x 40--1420 1 The commencing salary of th» appointee
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      792 15 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS MALAYSIAN GOVERNMENT VACANCIES IN SABAH N*. S «< APPLICATIONS are Invited from Malaysian dtiaens for the following appointments In Sabah. -(I) MARINE ENOINEER In the Marine Department Salary Scale Div I Scale A i5750x30-K"n 030x30--10J0 1085x35- 12«0 1300x 40-1430). Qualification* Candidate* must possess a Certificate of Competency as
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      914 15 TENDERS KENYATAAN TAWARAN J.K.R. PERAK Tawaran daripada PemboronitS yang berdafur di-J.K.R.. di-dalam kelaa "B" dan ka-atas ber kepala 11. akan dl-t«rtma dl-Pejabat Jurutera Negeri Jabatan Kerja Raya, Perak Ipoh hinssa lam pu- I kol 3 peuna pada shb Og<* 1966 i 1 untok PEMBINAAN EMPAT BILEK DARJAH SEKOUAH KRBANOSAAN DI
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      249 15 TENDERS KENTATAAN TAWARAN JKR. SELANGOR. Tawaran daripada Pemrtoroiiß2 yang berdaftar diJKR di-dalam ktlas CD") dan k.i-atas <di-bawah peringkat J > akan di-terima diPfjabat In ia itu Jabatan Jurutera Ne^ert. JKR. Selanfror. Jalan Sultan Hishamuddin, Kuala Lumpur sahinuga pukul 300 pelang pada 9-8-66 Untok Rekabentok. perbekalan dan mendirikan sa-buah tanki ayer
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      FIFA condition is impossible—Bethy
      280 16 FIFA condition is impossible— Bethy I ONDON. Mon. J Argentina will not accept the conditions of entry to the 1970 World Cup competition laid down by the International Soccer Federations (FIFA's) disciplinary committee at their meeting here yesterday. The committee, who met to consider IncidentIn Saturday's quarter final match between
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      Latins, France back Argentina against 'European bias'
      929 16 Latins, France back Argentina against 'European bias' A STORM is brewing in the soccer world in the wake of the rough contro- versial game in which England eliminated Argentina from the World Cup on Saturday. As France and Latin American nations lined up behind Argentina with support messages, officials in
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      EUSEBIO – soccer's new wonder man
      144 16 EUSEBIO soccer's new wonder man I ONDON, Mon. British sport* writers yesterday hailei Portugup>p "Black Panther" Eusebio above i who tlmost single-handed-ly laia North Korea low at Liverpool on Saturday wilh four (humping goals, as the New Wonder Man of soccer "I would say Eusebio, In the the sum of
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      TOP HONOUR HEADS THE CUP FIELD
      529 16 TOP HONOUR HEADS THE CUP FIELD KIAI.A I.IMPt K Mon. Sixteen «»f the top sprinters in the country have been handicapped in the Xtongs (...Id 'up to be run over Sf here on Sunday. Top Honour. who I ret* pride of place hi the Cup Held, i allotted 9.13. HeighU
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      195 16 \v eioari for Hirer of »h» rare* nn the vernnri do \n S It Ct 4. i»iv. i— :r hiliu. .11 n* HlllllM-l I st.dr II X.|« I-omhnng Ma* R.C9 i fviMik ns Buna Tapah 8 0S Shah Jrhan 8 07 .luridK.il 8.07 Lash 8 o« Rum (up Bii-, Ftshiniuhle
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    Our best for M-soccer: FAS
    362 17  -  JOE DORAI By Singapore. Monday BRING CREDIT TO SINGAPORE IS AIM AS TEAM START TRAINING gINGAPOU uill be represented by a fit, well-org.iniM'd team who will play topclass football and bring credit to the Republic in next month s FAM Merdeka anniversary tournament, the FA
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    Kelantan AAA meet
    49 17 KolA BHARU. Mon— The Mentn Be.sar of Kelantan. Dato Hau Asn bin Han Muda will open 'he two-day K AAA championship.-- at Padang Churchill on Thursday The Sultan <i[ Kelantan will tx> present the following <tav •nd present the prizes al tli» end of the meet
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    MANJIT CAPPED
    301 17  -  M. RAHMAN By Forces star with Aussie background in Selangor CA XI KUALA LUMPUR, Monday. T»WENTY-FOUR-YEAR-OLD right-hand bats- man Manjit Singh has been included in the Selangor team for the first time to meet Singapore in the Malaysian cricket Association interstate final on the Kuala Lumpur padang from
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    World relay record by US team
    562 17 ATHLETICS Lo» Angeles, '"Mon. An American 4x400m relay team set a world record of 2min 59.6 sec here yesterday at the two-day international track and field meeting. The four runners were Bob Prey, Lee Evans. Tommie Smith and Theron Lewis. They improved the previous
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    Mission of honour...
    129 17 11 Wr'- arc going; on aj mission of honour on which we hope 1« win a cold medal and two silver medals" was i Chef-de-Mission Tang Tuck Wah's message J before the Singapore team left on Sunday for the Commonwealth Games at Kingston. The team (back row
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    Wok hands out praise, cheques
    277 17 CINGAPORE, Mon. Inche Othman Wok, the Minister for Social Affairs, spoke of the "hectic week of sport that Pesta Sukan will be" from Aug. 7-13 when he met sports j officers today. The Minister said he was confident of its success because Singapore sports officials
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      SHEIKH IS IN NEGRI TEAM FOR RAZAKCUP
      237 17 SHEIKH IS IN NEGRI TEAM FOR RAZAKCUP I/UALA LUMPLR. Mon -n Sembtlan have derided to retain veteran Sheikh All In their hockey team tor the defence of the Tun Rasak Cup when the finals of the competition are held at Ftlt Range Road this weekend. Sheikh, who v. the suta
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      W. Indians 163
      38 17 NORTHAMPTON. Mon Th« Wp«» Indian cricketers were all out tor 163 in their second innlnes at lunch on the hecond dar of the three-day match against Northamtonshtre here today Scores: We.st Indians 12«; Northants 159.
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      25 17 rSEE ATHENS, ROME, FRANKFURT ON YOUR WAY TOTHE Auatra'ias RoondWof/d A<rlme 46 /ec^s of dependable sennet Qantot. with Air India. Ait N«W Z*«Und »*4 i.O.A.C
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      185 17 SUMMARY |.M|\ lIIN 9rt*m4U B*Mk H \«KI I K\l I Tr*n4\* [MpWli: l«M« T«irh»T» ♦.■> Si>ES S'afl 3*. lio< Xl I r-r.Jk Wnmrnt iT An»on I>»rhers 2 Aruoo OB II Frvodl. Seftama' f>«*m*t ■•vlonese 4 J Bahru Rambiers 4 snrcnt PrnalH l»n 1 TPCA 1 B worth Ruurn 0. Medicala
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      90 17 I SPORTS DIARY HOI KF.V— L. Pfrak Women* Cheng Wah (JAJ grdi^Dlv. Lge: Assumption St-li v SMK R;.mblers 'A vl3 Ini Bn. B. •B (T Ansor.i Gajah; Div. 3: TAWA v Kilat B i both at Coronation grd). SOCCER Penan* Div. I: Kampar Div. 1: Gopeng ConCity Council v Port
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    Teachers picket Federal House
    416 18  -  PADMAN GOPAL By Xl ALA LUMPUR, Monday. MOHL Hi. vi 200 mm mix is of Hie National I nun ni Teachers, wnarii black shirls. loda\ picketed Federal I louse here. Try til l: against the Government inounring the recommendations of the Cabinet cnmmitter which had reviewed
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    DEATHS
    163 18 A V D SILVA of pa«»rd away Middenly Funeral at 4 p m ?«'h July IO«l>) at Brr»mban ACHAN KAUR. twlnvMj wlf» Of T'lUk-^r Siriih M»hna p»s»*d away BO Kunrral 7 II am MRS THERESA LOM BM VM Hall t»«» |a«li« i-K Jalan SfUmat ai tr.r i-hurrh n! L,i
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    Drums beat welcome to Lee
    83 18 Drums beat welcome to Lee DRUM -BEATING Malays of Nee Soon give the Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew. a rousing welcome during his tour of the constituency on Sunday. Mr. Lee spent about six hours there, making numerous stops to exhort the people to adopt new values, and to
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    Govt's aim is to instil spirit of loyalty: Kadir
    446 18 Govt's aim is to instil spirit of loyalty: Kadir THE primary desire of the Government is to instil into every one, regardless of his racial origin, the spirit of loyalty and patriotism, and to encourage the people to think and act as Malaysians. This was stated here today by Imno's
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    Lock icon Sato Cabinet reshuffle
    50 18 TOKYO. Mon. The Prime Minister. Mr. Eisaku Sato. Is expected to reshuffle both the Japanese Cabinet and the top 'hree posts in his Liberal Democratic Party early next week. It will be the second reshuffle of the Cabinet since Mr. Sato took office in November. 1964 Reuter.
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    LONDON STOCKS
    314 18 LONDON, Mon. Business on the London Stock Exchange remained restricted today with many operators still unwilling to open fresh commitments In view of current economic uncertainties. However, the market closed quietly firm after a lack of early sellers prompted a selective Interest later, especially for equity leaders. Several
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    RUBBER
    50 18 LONDON, Mon—Spot 19 15,16 d., Aug.1178 d..978d.. Sept. 20d, Oct. 20>«d.. Oct. Dec. 20 5 l«d., Jan./ March 20 7 16d., April June 20 9 16d July Sept. 20 9 16d.. Oct. Dec. 20 9 lSd., Jan March 20\d.. April June 20\d., c.l.f. Aug. 19Hd. Sept. 194 d. Tone:
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    TIN
    28 18 LONDON. Mon—Buyers £1255 (—£l0 1. sellers £***** (—£10). Forward buyers £1245 (—£9), sellers £1246 (—£9». Settlement £1255 (—£l2). Turnover a.m. 115 tons. p.m. 85 tons. Tone: Steady.
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    Professor Sarah gets her alligator
    109 18 SINGAPORE, Mon. A last-minute gift to Professor Sarah Hugglns, a visiting American biologist, fulfilled her twomonth quest for a live alligator today. She had been looking for a 2 ft. alligator to ship back to the University of Houston. Texas, where she has been doing
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    Charles for Games
    29 18 CANBERRA. Mon. Prince Charles will join his father, the Duke of Edinburgh, at the opening of the Commonwealth Games In Jamaica, it was announced here today.
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    Body of missing airman found in sea
    224 18 Body of missing airman found in sea PENANc. Mob Two iirrmrn from Trlok Bahani this afternoon found thr hodv (if nnr (if the two airmen who wore lost in the north channel on Saturday when their motor-b sized during h pleasure trip The RAAF and n pnlicc. Mutated by launch**
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    Warning to all ships
    56 18 SINGAPORE, Mnn— The shipping community has been advlaad to keep away from Selai Sembilan, south-west of Jurnns shipyard, as undprwnter hlastinc operations are soinc on between 3 p.m. and 5 pm. rtailv. pxrept on Sundays ftnd public holidays Red Ilacs will r* flown by th« controlling
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