The Straits Times, 19 June 1967

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    26 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 150,000 ppo. s*Kri*U|| National Wewspaper The Straits Times Kstd. 1845 MONDAY, JUNE 19. 1967 15 CENTS KDN. 2578:2590 MX. (P) 2266
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    Lock icon Peking warns the rest
    634 1 As China's millions celebrate its successful H-bomb test PEKING, Sunday CHINA warned today that it could no longer be subjected to nuclear threats. Hailing the successful explosion of iis liist hydrogen bomb yesterday, the Army newspaper Liberation Daily declared in an apparent warning lo the rest
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    Lock icon Summit likely: LBJ aides stand by
    391 1 McNAMARA CALLS OFF VIETNAM TRIP WASHINGTON. Sun nEFEN'CE Secretary Robert McNamara cancelled plans to fly to South Vietnam tonight so that he would remain available to attend an expected summit meeting between President .Johnson and Soviet Premier Alexei kosygin. The Defence Department announced that
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    Chou: We will never be the first to use it...
    114 1 PEKING, Sun. The Prime Minister, Mr. Chou Fn-lai reiterated today that China would never be the first to use nuclear weapons. He told an Afro-Asian journalists' delegation here that the main significance of yesterday's successful H-bomb test was that it
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    American in death fall
    58 1 BANGKOK. Sun A OS. Army cimmiinii a tions specialist fell to his death from the third floor of the Capital Hotel here las' night, two lays before he was to leave lor hOBM The dead man Get aid Caldwell, had been stationed at Korat in the
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    Lock icon Drowning...in a dream
    66 1 Drowning.. .in a dream KIEL. Sun An East German fishing boat todhy reported plucking out of the Baltic a man in his pvjumas who said he had dreamed his ship wa* sinking and jumped out of a porthole. The unidentified man said he floated m the water for 45 minutes
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    Lock icon Loan to Indons
    25 1 WASHINGTON Sun. The i.ppimal of h USSIS million loan :o Indonesia wai announced by the U.S Agency lor International De\elopment todn.. A.P
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    Mao burned
    19 1 NEW DELHI Sun Threehundred Indians today burned Chairman Mao in elligy near the Chinese Emt-aasy here— UPL
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    Two Spore tourists dead and 14 hurt in minibus crash
    209 1 Two S'pore tourists dead and 14 hurt in minibus crash in ALA LUMPUR, Sun. Fourteen tourists rrom Singapore were injured. Pour of then seriously, and two killed when their mini •bus collided with two lonics near Kuala Kubu Bahru early this morning. The accident occurred at a corner on the
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    Govt's claim on pensions, wages gross exaggeration: Narendran
    270 1 I KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. j TH E Government's often repeated claim that 40 per cent of the annual budget is spent on pensions and wages is a "gross exaggeration" and appears to be aimed at shelving any recommendation the salaries commission may
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    BEIRUT-BOUND EGYPTIAN PLANE FORCED BACK
    60 1 BEIRUT-BOUND EGYPTIAN PLANE FORCED BACK CAIRO, Sun. Israeli military aircraft intercepted an Egyptian commercial aircraft »0 minutes after take-off from Beirut yesterday and forced it to turn bark, newspapers claimed today. Another Egyptian passenger plane, flviiie in the opposite direction from Cairo to Beirut, was also intercepted over the Mediterranean
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    Lock icon Suharto is wrong, says Hatta
    200 1 Suharto is wrong, says Hatta JAKARTA. Sun. Dr. Hatta. a former Vice-President, says that there is still no democracy 111 Indonesia. Quoted by Antarii news agency Dr. Hatta said that the acting President. Gen Suharto, "wants to merge 1 all Muslim parties Into one party, bu' this cannot be done
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    STOP PRESS
    45 1 PEKING TOLI»: BO SIEGF. NEW DELHI. Sun -Indian Government today CalM <»n China l<> end ah ge <>{ ii- ■■••kinj; Raima sy within 24 hours or it would tic "oblited to take eounter-mea-murtt Note *m delivered hmrse Charge <i Affaires' here. See Pace 2
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      ANGRY MOB ATTACKS THE INDIAN EMBASSY
      198 2 ANGRY MOB ATTACKS THE INDIAN EMBASSY PEKING, Sunday ANGRY Chinese besieging the Indian Embassy in Peking last nitwit smashed windows and broke down the door of the Charge d'Affaires' several I Ul the I si,,- I Immediately I enter preaUaea. I on Hunt I III! along I ■it lea .spokesman
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      UN drama of a 'message'
      548 2 NEW YORK, Sunday security guards dragged away a man who tried to deliver a message to the Soviet Premier. Mr. Kosygin, at the Russian U.N. mission last night. Mr. Kosygin had returned to the mission early in the evening from the Soviet mission's 30-acre estate
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      Lock icon The solesurvivor of napalm attack speaks...
      193 2 The sole survivor of napalm attack speaks... r AIRO. Sun. A badly burned Egyptian officer told reporters in hospital here today that he waa the sole survivor of two Infantry companies totalling 180 men after an Israeli naplam attack in the Senai Desert, i Lieut. Shoukry Hanna. who was aeveraly
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      Carrier crash
      40 2 SAN DIEGO. Sun. The •lrcraft carrier Kitty Hawk, returning from duty off Vietnam, collided last night with the fleet oiler Platte during refuelling operations in the Pacific, the U.S. Navy reported. There was no dsmagr and no casualties.
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      45 2 TOP BANANA I ONDON, Sun. A London University stuu dent last night ate 40 bananas in 25min. 6sec. to set up a new world record. James Gallagher, 20, broke the existing record set up by a Southampton student last month by nearly 14 minutes.— Reuter.
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      Vietcong kill 31 Americans, wound 113 in fierce -fighting
      329 2 Vietcong kill 31 Americans, wound 113 in fierce fighting CAIGON, Sun.— Fierce light inn between Vletcong regulars and Am c r lean infantrymen in a jungle clearing 48 miles northeast of here yesterday left 31 U.S. soldiers dead and 113 wounded. The U.S. forces two companies ol tht First Infantry
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      67 2 MOSCOW. sun Ensineers have designed a railway csrn<ur> nourrrd by tun turbojet pncinp^ wh;c ii they hop* will be ibl* tn mmpete with aircraft, Tn.-fr reported today. It quoted the engineers as saying that the replacement of j wheels and rails with an air or j
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      Lock icon Exit James Bond
      150 3 Connery admits it: I'm quitting the spy business... BRITAIN'S top spy. James Bond, came in for a top-level interrogation last week from Queen Elizabeth. She put the questions to actor Scan Connery at the world premiere of the new Bond film "You Only Live Twice." The Queen
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      Lock icon Mid-East war: Lesson for Washington
      89 3 WASHINGTON. Sun. Israeli destruction of Arab air power is expected to give new force to State Department arguments in favour of shelters to cover U.S. planes on the ground. Congress is now considering a renewed Defence Department request for funds to build shelters and observers
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      It's his rite
      23 3 LONDON. Sun. Composer Igor Stravinsky bought back one of his musical scores. "Rite of Spring. for £320 at Sotheby's yesterday.
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      Lock icon Ship's officers had to shout anti-British slogans
      377 3 HONG KONG, Sun gRITISH and Australian officers of the Hong Kong-registered ship Eastern Moon were made to sign a confession and shout antiBritish slogans while under detention in Shanghai early this month. The officers were taken into custody for refusing to allow the
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      Lock icon Paper closes downafter 117 years
      151 3 Paper closes down after 117 years Sun— One of Britain's oldest newspapers, the left-wing Sunday Citizen, appeared for the last time today. The closure of the 117--year-old paper, which began life as Reynolds' Weekly Newspaper, reduces the number of British national Sunday papers to seven. The paper, which had a
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      Lock icon A chilly sprint...
      58 3 MIAMI, Sun. A semitopless dancer was pursued by sheriffs deputies through the main street here last night after a raid on a nightclub called the Kitty Kat Korner. Norma O'Neil, 18, was quickly caught after a chilly sprint wearing only tights, stick-on discs, and a flimsy flsh-net
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      Lock icon Beatle Paul 'I'M NO DRUG ADDICT' admits to taking LLsD—
      200 3 Beatle Paul 'I'M NO DRUG ADDICT' admits to taking LSD LONDON, Sun.—Beatle Paul McCartney admitted in a newspaper interview today that he takes the hallucinatory drug L.S.D. .In a birthday interview with the People he's 25 today— McCartney said he had taken the drug four times in the past year.
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      Lock icon Held: Jayne's daughter
      47 3 LOS ANGELES. Sun. The 16--year-old daughter of actress Jayne Mansflelc was caught by Juvenile Division police yesterday after she ran away from home. Police declined to discuss specific reasons for their action but said the girl. Jayne Marie, was placed tn "protective custody." UPI.
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    Varsity convocation
    78 4 fPHE Chancellor of the I'niversity of Singapore, Inche Tusof bin Ishak, the President of Singapore, arriving in procession for the university's convocation at the National Theatre yesterday. Inche Tusof was followed by the ViceChancellor. Prof. Lim Tay Boh, honorary graduands, the university authorities and student representatives. Later Inche
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    Wok: Govt aim to nurture potential leadership
    332 4 Wok: Govt aim to nurture potential leadership SINGAPORE, Sunday. ■pHE Minister for Culture and Social Affairs. In- che Othman Wok, today disclosed that the Government was concerned with the problem of nurturing the leadership potentials of the people. He told the Lions Club Installation dinner that the new shift In
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    ORA dinner
    33 4 SINGAPORE. Sun The Old Rafflesians' Association will hold its annual dinner at the Singapore Conference Hall on Jajja 8 Tickets are obtainable from Raffles. Institution. Raffles Girls' School and committee members
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    $18 mil. PUB CONTRACTS AT JURONG
    169 4 SINGAPORE, Sun. The Public Utilities Board has awarded two major contracts for general civil engineering works at Jurong power station amounting to more than $18 million One of the contracts, which has been awarded to Messrs. Paul V Construction Co. Ltd. for nearly 58.06
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    Sin Chew branch of SNUJ
    107 4 SINOAPORE. Sun Editorial employees of Sin Chew Jit Poh. a Chinese dally, yesterday Inaugurated their branch of the SingaE)re National Union of Journalts. They met at the NTUC headquarters In Snenton Way in the afternoon and elected the following officials: Mr. Yeow Slang Chat (chapel
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    Ruggedness plus new thinking: Sia's call
    252 4 SINGAPORE, Sun. The Parliamentary Secretary to the Ministry of Labour. Mr. Sia Kah Hui. said today that to win the battle for Singapore's survival, the people must not only keep themselves physically rugged, but they must also basically readjust their thinking. This, he said,
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    Borneo Motors' Austin agency
    56 4 SINGAPORE. Bun. Borneo Motors' agency for Austin. AustinHealey and Riley vehicles will end on July SI. A spokesman for the company said, nowever. orders placed up to that date for later deliveries A'.iilr) be met. All BMC vehicles will then he nandled by Federal Motors Ltd..
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    University is NOT for travellers or people who fossilise • •.
    453 5 University is NOT for travellers or people who fossilise PRESIDENT AT CONVOCATION: SINGAPORE, Sunday pRESIDENT Yusof bin Ishak said today the most important task of the University of Singapore was to develop the character of its students and contribute towards nationbuilding. Speaking in his capacity ns Chancellor of the I'niveradty
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    82m loans by Penang thrift society
    105 5 PENANG. Sun A total of or 1.910 loan.- amounting -o 52.028.919 v\a.v Blamed to niemMn Of the Penang Government SenranU' Co-operative Thrift and uwn Society, according to the socirlys annual report. Ol lhp.se 649 loans amounting to 5326.331 were made to member.* to meet
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    Chain theft
    21 5 PENANG. Sun. A schoolgirl. Chew Ouat Bene M robbed of a $85 cold chain while in Campbell Street yesterday.
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    Solicitors' accounts: Stricter rules now
    128 5 Solicitors' accounts: Stricter rules now SINGAPORE. Sun.— The council of the Singapore Advocates and Solicitors Society has made rules governing the conduct of solicitors in the handling of clients' monies and trust accounts. One of them requires every solicitor to keep properly written up accounts to show all his dealings
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    Sultan gives mothers-to-be advice on midwives
    130 5 Sultan gives mothers-to-be advice on midwives KUANTAN. Sun The Sultan of Pahang has called on expectant mothers in kampongs to stop engaging unqualified mldwives. He grag gpaakaag at the opening of two rural development protects at Kampons Kempadang about 18 mile, irom here. The pro i ec is were a
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    Community hall
    18 5 SITIAWAN. sun A new community hall baa oeen built in Sungei Wangi near here, costing $6,000
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    German scholarships on plastic technology open
    98 5 KI'ALA Ll'MPt R. Sun The West German (io\ernment is ofTerinc three scholarships to Malaysians to study modern techniques in plastic industries at the South (ierman Plastic Centre in \Vuer7hurr.. The Ifi-month course "bub begins on Sept 1. includes a four-month German language comae Applicants
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    Fighting for merdeka easier than running a country: Harun
    255 5 Fighting for merdeka easier than running a country: Harun Kua'a Lumpur, Sun. FIGHTING for independence is comparatively an j easier task than running a country, the Selangor Mentri Besar, Dato Harun bin Haji IdliS, .said here today. e|j^o|j^o|j^o|j^o|j^o|j^o|j^o|j^o|j^o|j— Speaking the opening I the meeting the Selangor of I of I
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    Three top Aussie stars for 'Annie Get Your Gun'
    201 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. Three popular Australian stars will take part in the musical play "Annie Get Your Gun" to be presented by the Liberal Arts Society at the Town Hall here from July 19 to July 29. The play, the first
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    Donations for TB hospital
    69 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. The Lady Tempter Tuberculosis Hns- oital Fund received donat:ons totalling $9 556.70 las: month Among the ma tor donors U*tV rhe Eastern Smelting Company $6,000: Malayan Tobacco Company and employees. Kuala Lumpur. *959: nurses of Lady Temo'er Hosoita' Kuala Lumpur- $617: proceeds from
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    Two fined for tax offences
    63 5 TEMERLOH Sun. Tot: Boon l Hiong wax fined $600 in the magistrate's UMMH here on June 15 (or failing to furnish return* i of income together with certified copies of account for the ye*:* i 1965 and 1966 1 Cheam Tat Sang, of Bibhv Road.
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    Students told: Hard work the road to success
    164 5 Students told: Hard work the road to success KI'ALA Ll MPIR. Sun. The Chief Inspector of Schools Mr. Paul Chang, yesterday told a group of students here of a Cameron Highlands farmer who earned SI.HOO a month and a stall owner who paid SH.OOO in income tax to emphasis the
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    MCA ward officials
    43 5 SITIAWAN. Sun. Mr. Lim Teck Seng ha* been elected president of the Prtntai Remus ward of the mca with Mr, chuah Yen Phong and Mr. Tan Chenc Ani: vice-presidents Mr Lav Ah Boon secretary and Mr. Tang Hock Ming treasurer
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    Carnival floats...
    157 6 WITH A BIT OF CAMPUS FARCE AND SARCASM E*LOA'IS moving out of the I ni versa > of .Malay j. i.uiipus lor the prorcssion ihrousli Kuaia Lumpur yesterday. The iiioit-ssioii of 20 floats put up by the various campus societies anil colleges was in conjunction with the students
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    Waterborne hearse for Brunei Town
    72 6 BRLNEI lOWM Bttn K.mi- pong Ayer on the Brunei Kiver. i is to Have a graterbome hear.-c The Religious Aflair.- Departi ment will provide it to carry the Kamixing Aver dead to cemeteries[on land nearby, a Mu.ua District council gpokeaaaan said today. More than halt
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    Extra-mural activities may be made compulsory
    297 6 Extra-mural activities may be made compulsory KUALA LUMPUR. Sunday. 'PHE Minister of Education. Inche Mohamed Khir Johari, today hinted that extra-mural activities, including sports, might be included as subjects In school curriculums. He added that since physical training was compulsory in teacher training colleges, the idea would be a "step
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    Let's-join-the-Alliance move by Ceylonese group hits snag
    356 6 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. "■THREE hundred leading members of the Ceylonese community who attended a meeting called by the Ceylon Federation of Malaya here today unanimously agreed that their community should join the Alliance as a constituent member At the meeting which j lasted
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    Subang leaks again
    108 6 I* UALA LUMPUR. Sun.— The roof of th€ Sl2 million tprminal building of the Subanjs international airport Is leaking again Dunns the hraw lam yestrirl.iv atternoon one pool. right in Iront Of the rmh.irIkation room.- vi the main concourse. was the most ac- I nova one. There
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    Sports complex for Perlis
    249 6 I^ANGAR, Sun. A multi- purpose j sports complex, costing about $250,000. will be built tn Perlis this year by the Ministry of Culture. Disclosing this ye.-terd.iy. the State Secretary. Inche Abdul Rahman bin Lebai i Abbas, said he hoped ihat when the new building w;is completed
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    Malay students told: Live up to our trust
    243 6 Malay students told: Live up to our trust SINGAPORE, Sun. The Minister of state In tlie Prime Minister's Office, Haji Ya'aeob Mohamed. today urged Malay students who receive scholarships to make good use of them and nass their examinations so that they could in future help others less fortunate to
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    Rotary Club installation
    63 6 KUANTAN. Sun The Rotary Cluo ol Kuan' in will hold lt.s lngtallatlon dinner at the Ku.mt-in C.vi) here on July l. The following member* will ba Inche Snabdin bin Mohamed Hashim, president; Mr. Chan afeng S:nc vice-president; Mi B Slvaaubramanlam <*- lary; Mr. Let Sao* Oeck trea.-ur-Mr.
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    Kiosk hold-up
    33 6 SINGAPORJE. Sun. Four men in a vi this morning drove to a petrol kiosk .ii I'pper Changi Road, held up the attendant, Goh Uan Kin. 18 and robbed lum of Iftlfl
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    Tun Razak to signal start of big road safety drive
    261 7 Kuala Lumpur, Sun. AIORE than 1,000 people will be at Stadium Negara on Wednesday to witness the start of the sixweek National Road Safety Campaign. A IU-wly introduced road -.ii'i v song will be sung after the campaign is declared
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    Red menace: Plea by Jamil Rais
    161 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Sunday. r»IVIL servants should do their part to help the police and the military eliminate subversive elements in Sarawak, the Permanent Secretary to the Prime Minister's Department, Tan Sri Jamil Rais. said yesterday. Bp<*akinr- on his return fmm a four-day visit to
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    Procession by Muslims
    50 7 IPOH. Sun. About 5000 Muslims in Ipoh and the nearby area* today took pan in a procession to celebrate the birthday of Prophet Mohamed. A rally wa.s lirirl iater in the Sekolah Latrhan YV.imta. Among; the speakers was the Mentri Bes.ir ol Perak, Onto Ahmad bin Said.
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    Mara officer leaves for Germany
    60 7 Mara officer leaves for Germany I^UALA LUMPUR, Sun. The director of the Credit Finance Division of Mara, Inche Mohamed Rasli bin Nawl. left for Germany today to attend a one-month seminar. Organised by the German Foundation for Developing Countries. the seminar will discuss the role of development banks. The seminar.
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    NZ squadron here for exercise
    114 7 BUTTERWORTH. Sun. No. 14 Squadron of the Royal New Zealand Air Force has arrived at the RAAF base here to take part in Exercise Vanguard, an annual mobility exercise during which six Canberras of the squadron will fly training sorties around Malaysia. The six-week exercise
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    Cart stolen
    28 7 PENANG. Sun —A mcc seller. Cheok Ean. discovered the theft of her 1400 handcart from her house in Magazine Road when she woke up yesterday morning.
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    Five-man Burmese trade mission —flies in
    132 7 Five-man Burmese trade mission flies in KUALA LUMPUR, 1Y Sun. A nve-man Burmese trade team arrived here yesterday to look into the possibilities of increasing trade with Malaysia. The team, led by the Minister of Foreign Trade, Col. Tan Yu Salng. will stay In Malaysia till Wednesday. According to a
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    Taxi robbers strike again
    57 7 SINGAPORE. Sun.— Two passengers in a taxi last night held up a third passenger. Tan Suan Seng. 21. at the 6 ms Upper Thomson Road. and relieved him of his $30 watch, a gold ring and $20. The robbers then got off at the fourth milestone
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    Candlelight procession
    45 7 TELUK ANSON, Sun. About 2.000 people took part in a candlelight procession through the town last night to celebrate the feast of St. Anthony, patron saint of St. Anthony's Church here. The procession was led by cadets of the St. John Ambulance Brigade.
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    DISPENSERS' PRESCRIPTION...
    207 7 Kuala Lumpur, Sun THE Parliamentary Secretary to the Ministry of Health, Inche Ibrahim bin Abdul Rahman, today prescribed a three-ln-one medicine for hospital dispensers in their dealings with the public. The prescription: Be patient, fair and polite. "With this prescription, the sick who come to you will be
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    138 8 M W„rd. SIS (Minimum) CHILDREN OF deceased Madam Lo* Ah ljny expreas their thanks to those concern either In kind/help they bave given FAMILY OF MARIA GRACE Punk than* Krv: Fathers, relative* friends for their assistance. condolences, wreaths, donations and attendance at THE FAMILY OP tbe lata Mrs. Lout
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      The Golden Mile
      650 8 The Singapore Housing and Development Board has unveiled striking plans for urban renewal. The 14 projects it is promoting promise a major face-lift for a city whose wealth and importance today are less evident in her appearance than in her statistics. In the Beach Road area, where
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      China's Decree
      360 8 Diplomacy in one sense is :as old as history, but the principles and rules which t govern diplomacy and diplomatic relations today are of modern conception, the fruit of diplomacy. One of the most important rules, and one of the oldest, is the right of personal inviolability, which
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      Walking Out
      207 8 Members of Parliament who walk out in protest during a debate can usually depend on drawing attention to themselves Hiid to their grievance. The v;ilue of tins publicity is quite another matter. Nine members of the PMIP who walked out of the Dewan Ra'ayat on Saturday did so
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      Golf, boxing and ten pins
      406 8 PLEASE permit me to reply to the Director of Broadcasting, Mr. P. 8. Raman, on TV coverage of sport. Mr. Raman displays an appalling ignorance of facts regarding the game of tenpln bowling and its impact on the people of Singapore and West Malaysia. If
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    LEARNING MALAY
    522 8  -  YUNUS MARIS LESSON 56 in a new berias by GLOSSARY: Mfc-NsifatKAN (V) —to regard; lalu lintas (V> to Dass to and fro: KEbebasAN lalu lintas (N) freedom of passage; PERdebatAN (n) debate, controversy: TERluchut vV) to slip away. Today's piece for translation Is on the question of 'right
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    963 8  -  Raymond Heard VIETNAM'S SHADOW OVER THAT OTHER WAR-ON POVERTY by THERE has been both progress and serious trouble on the American racial front last week. Progress is represented by President Johnson s nomination of the first Negro, Mr. Thurgood Marshall, to the U.S. Supreme Court, and
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    Grouses a good thing, says Premier Lee
    220 9 Grouses a good thing, says Premier Lee CINGAPORK. Sun—The Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew. last night spoke of the concern shown by the people over urban renews' n Singapore. Complaints have reached him. he said, of messy hawker pitches, city 1111--cleanliness, and clogged drain?.. It was a "refreshing experience"
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    800 get degrees at biggest ever convocation
    603 9 800 get degrees at biggest ever convocation HON. LLD FOR INDIA'S DR ZAKIR HUSAIN BIGGEST CHEER FOR SPRINTER JEGA SINGAPORE, Sunday. THOUSANDS of parents, relatives and friends today packed the National Theatre here to witness the University of Singapore's biggest-ever Convocation Day. About 800 graduands, ranging from children of wealthy
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    A woman's tug-o-war with thug saves $5,000
    311 9 A woman's tug-o-war with thug saves $5,000 MANY ONLOOKERS BUT NONE WENT TO HER RESCUE J£UALA LUMPUR, Sun. In a two-minute tug-o-war yesterday a 42-year-old woman prevented a burly thug from snatching her handbag containing $5,000. Madam Ho Pin Pin, the manageress of a restaurant, was dragged across the road
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    Raja Muda calls for effort by non-Malays
    124 9 Raja Muda calls for effort by non-Malays JOHORE BAHRU. Sun The Raja Muda of Johore, Tengku Mahmood Iskandar. last night called on the non-Malays In Johore to put more effort In learning and using of the national language. He said: "A common language is an Important base to ensure permanent
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    TWO MORE DETAINEES RELEASED
    80 9 J/UALA LUMPUR, Sun. Two former members of the Labour Party were released by police yesterday after being detained for seven months under the Internal Security Act. They are Loh Kin Chuan. 26. and Ho Hoi Peng, also 26. Both were born In Perak and educated at
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    MANICKA: DECISION SOON ON ESTATE GRATUITIES...
    205 9 MANICKA: DECISION SOON ON ESTATE GRATUITIES... KIALA LI'MPIR. Sun. An amendment tn the National Land Code to provide gratuities for workers affected by the sale and fragmentation of estates is now being considered by the Government. The Minister of Labour. Mr. V. Manickava.sagam. who disclosed this today, said that gratuities
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      834 9 TV MALAYSIA CHANNEL 5 Kuala Lumpur Speedway International From and Penang: 6 Ipoh and Ma- Sand to Speedway: 7 News in larra: 3 A 10 Johore Bahru; English. 7.10 Mutiara —Tamil 4 Taiping; 7 Balu Pahat; 9 programme: 7.3S Dangerman Kluang. The Trap: 8 News in ManP.M.: 545 Opening and
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      High-powered revival of traditional Jazz
      717 10 JAZZ THE TRANSITION r \KS IfMO-IWiO B) John S Wilson (Appleton Century rofts r.5.54.9.V) BY STUART KOBE THE jazz world used to be small, cosy and intimate and it followed familiar, traditional patterns. After the second world war it exploded, changing in form and content,
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      MEMOIRS OF HENRY PU VI
      316 10 MEMOIRS OF HENRY PU YI THE LAST MANCHU. Edited by Faul Kramer. (Arthur Barker 365.) By DAVID SZE CHINA'S last Emperor. Manchukuo's first and the best known gardener In Communist Peking. Mr. Henry Pu Yl's memoirs appeared In English In Hong Kong some years ago. Very dull they were. An
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      Western attitudes to the Chinese civilisation I I
      657 10  - Western attitudes to the Chinese civilisation ALLINGTON KENNARD THE CHINESE CHAMELEON. By Raymond Dawson. (Oxford University Press. $21.) LOVE AND HATE IN CHINA. By Hans Koningsberger. (Jonathan Cape. 21s) REVIEWED BY It would be difficult to be brasher than was Sir George Btaunton. a member of the Macartney Embassy who
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      Biography of the Wildes
      228 10 MAD WITH MUCH 11 1 ART. By Eric Lambert. (Muller 305.) By PETER GROSVENOR AS Oscar Wilde once observed, the trouble with romance is that it ends so unromantlcally. His own unfortunate infatuation landed him In Reading jail. His father. Sir William Wilde, of Dublin, a
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    CUSTOMS SEIZE BIG HALL OF TEXTILES
    138 11 lOH ORE BAHRU. J Sun. Customs officers last night seized more than 300 rolls of contraband textiles from a trunk carrying concrete piling slabs at the checkpoint in Aver ltam. The or>ritr..r>..:i<l |OOd« wer** roni-pal*»d Inside four i-oncr-Me slabs with hollow '.nsldes »ai-h about
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    Lock icon 'New look' parade
    169 11 216 civil servants complete military training in Singapore "TT-TESE men are some of the first batch of 216 Singapore civil servants to have completed their three-month military training. The Defence Minister, Dr. Goh Keng Swee. reviewed their pass-ing-out parade at Camp Temasek on Saturday. The "new look*'
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    DTC union seeks views of members on move to join the MTU
    536 11 DTC union seeks views of members on move to join the MTU Kuala Lumpur, Sun. I I r PHE National Union A of Day Training College Trained Teachers, whose 6.000 members have been working to rule for the past two weeks, is in the process of dissolving itself to join
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    Thanks, says UAR
    74 11 SINGAPORE. Sun— The United Arab Republic embassy in Singapore has issued an open letter to volunteers who registered their names to support the Arab stand against Israel, thanking them for their support. The letter said that millions of people from different religion.-, races and nationalities had come
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    NUT urged to prepare for a prolonged strike
    189 11 NUT urged to prepare for a prolonged strike [(UALA LUMPUR. Sun. The executive council of tha National Union of Teachers was today urged to immediately prepare itself for a prolonged strike if the Teachers' Salaries Commissions report was delayed or was not to Its satisfaction. A resolution to this effect
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      272 11 Straits Times Crossword ACBOM 5 Saint Baaa could be autround- Otmtxtr* parch for uatier f* 1 "•••org: thgrjr H-»o aatntli 1 i I 8) i Jumble s»*» lnclttdlnc very J DeU-u- rttiarJ is> aoti mut 161. »upporUr obtaMni I. rtm the pound; I -nuav at a <J» pnoa tt 14
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      2165 14 From Our Market Correspondent THERE was less activity on the Stock Exchange last week after the excitement of the previous period stimulated by the Middle East figh tine-fell away. Turnover as reported through the two trading rooms of the Stock Exchange fell from 4.652,000 units of
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      29 14 RIBBER TIN (per lb), (perpicul). June 12. SS't ct*. $604.87', 1.1. 5T' 2 cU. 5606.00 14. .ST', rtt. 5608.12', It. .i7%cU. SSO9.l!', 16. ST<sCU. 5611.2S 17. 8608.75
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      1060 14 P&O to Europe and the United Kingdom ss. "CHITRAL" (14,000 tons fully oirconditioned) Departing SINGAPORE 25 June 1967 PORT SHAM 26 June 1967 PENANG 27 June 1967 via Colombo, Aden, Port Said and Gibraltar VERY LIMITED FIRST CLASS ACCOMMODATION AVAILABLE (fares SINGAPORE/UK from $34)36) Apply to your Trovel Agent, or
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      263 14 MALAYAN STOCK INDICES JnnP Vi Junr 13 Jinn 14 Junr I.i Jul* lh JuilP •InrluMiials: 108.00 ***** *****4 ***** KlB 48 108 9S •Propertit)*: ***** 105.17 105.01 106 0" 10.58.1 106.08 Mining*: 92 63 92 68 2 88 9:t li:t 93 18 94 :!4 tl rubber*: 110.16 110.16 110 If
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    Straits tin price reacts after gain
    1242 15 rE Straits tin price reacted nn Saturday morning after Ita previous four-day rise and fell by $2.50 to $*>ort.7.*i per pirul on an offer- 1 ing estimated up Are tons to 2.10 tons. Slacker support was reported and the tone of the market was
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    672 15 rE following I* a complete list of rerised quotations for the week ended on Saturday June 17. INDUSTRIALS Alfx Bncka Boujt*»d 1.60 C. Bugan 1.46 C.C.M v. 1.76 C.C.ll. erb C.TJ. ort« C. S. Huldinge 8.42 Punlops 1.14 Ea»t Broclt k 4.14 E»ao 3.18 E»«o d»h
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    37 15 l~\ti tb* fraa aschanga markat la Boat Kou* on Saturday th* U.I. Osllsr qucted at 5.83 for T.T. aad VI for lash. ■Urhng wa* quoted at IS. 12 and tne tail ef said at 27S|.
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      785 15 MAJLIS PERBANDARAN IPOH TOWN BOARDS ENACTMENT (F.M.B. CAP. 137) AMI NDMKNT OF APPROVED LAYOUT PLAN NO. JPB. 107/63 Notice is hereby given that lt is proposed under section 144 of the Town Boards Enactment (Cap 137) to amend the approved Layout Plan No. JPB. 107. 63 published as notification No
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      632 15 THE B.ANKRUPTCY ORDINANCE (CHAPTER 11) NOTICE OF RECEIVING ORDERS TAKE NOTICE that Receiving Orders were on the 2nd 9th June. 1967 made sgainst the following persons:— Bankruptcy No. Receiving Order* made •n 2 6 67. 216/67 Ong Koon Ann. No li-K. Jalan Sayang. Singapore. 220 67 Chal John, No. 296.
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      790 15 TENDERS J.K.R- SELANGOR PEMRERITAHU TAWARAN J.K.R. Tawaran daripada Pemborong2 yang berdaftar dlJ.K.R. di-dalam kelas 'E' dan ka-atas Kepala II Kepala Kechil akan di-tertma dlPejabat Jurutera Penguasa. J K.R Kuala Lumpur hingga jam pukol 3.00 petang pada 26 hb Jun. 1967 UNTOK MEMINDA PEJABAT DAERAH LAMA DI-JADI-KAN BILEK GERAKKAN NEGERI SELANGOR
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      558 16 IKLAN TAWAtUN JABATAN PARIT TALIAVER, MU.AKA Tawaran2 akan di-terima darlpusla pemborong'J yang berdaftar ciengan J P.T. Kelas E' dan kai<;«s 'bßgi Jems Bangunani dlI'ejabat Jurutera Parti dan Taltnver. Melaka sa-hlngga jam pukol I3JM teneah hari pada 23hb June 1967 untok membena sabuah setor JPT. dan latn2 nya di-Mukim Bukit Piat.
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      826 16 PUBLIC .APPOINTMENTS VACANCIES IN MAJLIS PERBANDARAN, IPOH Applications are invited from Federal Citizen.* and or State Nationals (or the following appoint men is:vl> Lad; Medical Officer IMPI (Ej lU] Salary Scale: 5730XA.34--f.934 S9Bl!.\A 34 51.254 Applicants must possess a Medical Qualification which entitles a holder to full registration with the
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      645 16 PUBLIC APPOINTMENT PUBLIC APPOINTMENT PUBLIC UTILITIES BOARD, SINGAPORE WATER DEPARTMENT. Appl cation* are invited for the following posts the commencing basic salary offered will be dependent upon applicants' qualifications and experience plus variable allowance as payable from time to tune. Appointment will be on a 3-yeai Agreement in the f.-.st
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      664 16 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS HOUSING AND DEVELOPMENT BOARD Applications are invited for posts of WORKS APPRENTICE for the following two courses: (s) Building Works. ib> Civil Engineering Works. Applicants should state In their applications if they wish to be considered for either tai or (b> or both the courses. Qualifications: Holders of
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      One more for the 'Noob' on his way to a Test century
      98 17 T"HE Nawab of Pataudi, known in the cricketing world as the "Noob". turns a ball from England and Essex spin bowler Robin Hobbs (not in the picture) through the covers for a single during India's second innings against
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      Lock icon Borde slams Hants bowlers for an undefeated 111
      1031 17 Borde slams Hants bowlers for an undefeated 111 pRICKET London. Sun Chandrakant Borde hit his first century of the tour to help the Indian cricketers declare their first innings at 316-5 on the opening day of their three-day match against Hampshire at Southampton yesterday. The Indian vice-raptalu, who reached his
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      Flying Spark makes it three in row
      2297 17  -  Epsom J«ep RACING by PLYING SPARK, an improving young stayer by Maddalo, scored his third successive win yesterday easily beating a Class Three Div. 2 field over B£f at Penang. Flying Spark was the third-leg of a treble for Australian Jockey Garnet Bougoure.
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      42 17 THE BIG SWEEP Total pool -588.900 Ist No. 23H010 $29,337 2nd No. I<>}666 $7,334 3rd No. *****4 $3,667 SUrtera (SBI4 earh): Nos 159P39 150SII) 20?GC0 *****1 *****3 *****8. Consolation (5366 earhi- Noa. *****7 *****1 *****9 *****1 *****9 *****5 *****2 2031J1 *****1 *****2.
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      167 17 Big races for top sprinters TOP-CLASS rprinterg x will have a busy time in the coming months. The big race of the KuaJ» Lumpur meeting on July 16. IS and 23 will be tho 520.000 Agnng's Gold Cup for Class One Div. 1 horsei over 6f. Following this will be
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      KARTING PRIX
      32 17 Top en-k.-uters from Malaysian grates and Slncapore ara, expected to compete m the Prnang and North Ma lava Motor Club's first. Kartins Prix at the City Stadium on .lune 25
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      31 17 A s-i-onntry -c will be held at Olugor Penanc o .Ju. j ik'.ng part are six mukinv. Bukit Glueor- Suncei Glucor. Batu Üban. Brown Garden. Sungei Dua and Customs Villace.
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      27 17 The Johore Hockey Asso. elation will hold their annutl meeting on Jur.e 25 at tho Kluanc District FA premises at J?lan Lambak at 7 p.m
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      Kops takes singles title
      378 18  -  LEE FOO SAN fay JTRLAND KOPS, Denmark's All-England champion and Thomas Cup captain, gained his first Malaysian success yesterday when he won the Open men's singles title at Ipoh. He eliminated Malaysia's Yew Cheng Hoe by 18-13, 15-2 in the semi-finals In the morning and went
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      238 18 MALAYSIA CUP aMOALS by the Quah brothers, Kirn Siak and Kirn Lye (2). enabled Singapore to snatch a 3-2 victory over Joint Services in their Malaysia Cup second round match at Jalan Besar Stadium last night. Services scored first in the 30th minute when
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      149 18 At KL'ALA LUMPL'R. a young Kedah team showed greater enterprise to snatch a 3-2 win from Malaysian Armed Forces at Rifle Range Road yesterday. Kedah recovered from the shock of a seventh minute goal by Forces and dominated the exchange from then on. Bakar Yun scored for
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      Easy for Azman
      93 18 C A. AZMAN. Zulkifli Jm Abdul and Abdul Kanman Bakar of Selangor aad Sharin Osman of Singapore are the last four in the 'Lea's singles of the Malaysian Malays tennis championships. In the auarter-flnals at the Selangor Club courts yesterday. top -seeded Azman beat Hakimi Hashim 6-2.
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      Perak Open title to Zainal
      110 18 Perak Open title to Zainal 7AINAL ABIDIN of Selan- gor won the Perak Open golf championship yesterday with a final round of two-under-par 71— a record for the recently redesigned Tiger Lane. Ipoh. course Zainal finished with a 54--hole total of 229— three strokes ahead of the overnight leader Ray
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      Rengam best
      68 18 piGHTEEN new records were set at the Day Training College athletics championships at Merdeka Stadium yesterday. Asian Games athlete P. Rengam put up the outstanding performance when he ran the 400 metres in 50.2-s beating his own mark of 54.1s by 3.9s Lights AC won both the Invitation
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      Doubles crown to Malaysians
      189 18 the see-saw struggle then began to tell on Cheng Hoe and Kops took four more points with strong smashing to take the set at 18-13 in 23mins. Cheng Hoe appeared very tired in the second set. which Kops won in llmlns from 10-0 and 14-2 to
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      Indonesia's emissarg goes home
      105 18 Indonesia 's emissarg goes home 1/mDONESIA's badminton emissary. Col. Sriamin. returned to Jakarta yesterday to report to the AllIndonesia Badminton Federation on his "peace talks" with Inche Mohamed Khir Johari. president of the BA. of Malaysia. Col. Sriamin. who is acting chairman of the Indonesian B.F following the resignation of
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      1406 18 RESULTS RESULTS RESULTS RESULTS ATHLETICS »i\(.\rom: OHM relays Men: '\100ni: 1 Jets 'M. Antliii. Ooi Hock Lim. F G.iv nel. Q. Raialincam. 2 Bwtfta 3 Combined Schools 42 2s. 4x*ouiii: 1 Jels <G. Rajaliiigam Ooi Hock Urn. M. Ariffin. P Gabriel. 2 Schools 3 Swifts 1:296. 4x400m: 1 Schools <Ong
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      CRICKET GRIFFITHS HITS A WHIRLWIND CENTURY FOR ARMY
      316 18 CRICKET GRIFFITHS HITS A WHIRLWIND CENTURY FOR ARMY JIMMY Griffiths, the Army's West Indian allrounder, hit one of the fastest centuries in Singapore cricket when he reached 102 in 72min in the senior tournament match against Singapore Cricket Club at the Padang yesterd iv. Griffiths, who returns to England at
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      ATHLETICS Jets set comers record in relay
      153 18  - ATHLETICS Jets set comers record in relay E FRIDA By rpHE Jets women sprint quartet of Sheikh Ahmad, M. Rai jamani, Jackie Klein- man and Teh Siew J Bew, from Kuala Lum- pur, clocked 495 sec for 1 a new allcomers record at the Singapore A. A. A. 1 open
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    DEATHS
    113 18 MRS. CHOW CMEE YES I'Vf a««sl 74 pained peacefully at H. IT..M '.< 30 |> m I.imviiih l.ehind hrlovisS husoanri (href sons, onr da.iKhtrr. on* son-in-law. three daulsM< fifteen Krandehildren. Cortea.e travel .15 (.ilstead Koad pm i<< fi 87 for Kidadarl. Reiiuest no wreaths donations will ko io St.
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      108 18 Late CLASSIFIEDS W„rti Hi l Wiaimuml MANH: TO 1., n -et an' B. .ii a son on IT >> «7 at Batu Gajah Hoap.tal Grateful to GvnarcolOK.ftl and Mai THE CNCACEMENT is announ.xl lit-lv en .'hr.toph. l.eotii: an 4 Marjone Collar daughter of Mr. tat Mra. Alban Collar on IT.Csff.
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      156 18 BADMINTON Penanß Open championships < PCGHS halli CRICKET !S'|>ore senior: SCRC v RN .Balestler Rd): Army v RAF Changi (Nee Soon); RAF Seletar vIA i Seltari- RAF Tengah v SCC (Tengah). Junior: SRC v CSC ipadang); School v Police (RI gTdi; Tanglin v RAF Seletar (Tanglin) HQ Segts Mess v
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