The Straits Times, 21 June 1967

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    26 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTiFIED SALE EXCEEDS 150,000 LJNlWT Section I .1/ lafciial The Straits Times l.std. 1845 WEDNESDAY, JUNE 21, 1967 if 15 CENTS KDN. 2578:2590 M.C.(P)2266
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    Kosygin's 'no' to talks with LBJ
    1380 1 Kosygin's 'no' to talks with LB J Invitation still open but no prospect of early summit talks WASHINGTON, TUESDAY THE Soviet Prime Minister, Mr. Alexei Kosygin, has turned down U.S. overtures for an early "big two" summit meeting. Bui Washington is not gi\ing up altogether, and there are indications in
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    Lock icon Is this the reason for the 'No'?
    131 1 Is this the reason for the 'No'? YORK Tues— DipI loin.itw observers say Mr. Alexei Kosygin must hi- careful not to appear to be 100 chummy with President Johnson, whom the Arabs accuse of siding with Israel in the war. Mi- would probably receive Mr. Johnson in the U. N.-
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    Lock icon Eban tells Arabs: We can have peace with honour...
    573 1 Eban tells Arabs: We can have peace with honour UNITED NATIONS, Tues. The Israeli Foreign Minister, .Mr. Abba Eban. called last niifht for direct negotiations between Israel and the Arab states, and pledged that "we shall offer durable and just solutions redounding to our mutual advantage and honour." He took
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    Lock icon South Arabian troops mutiny
    158 1 ADEN. Tues. Eight British soldiers were mowed down and klllrd by an Arab machine-gun-ner today as they drove past a barracks where Arab soldiers had mutinied. A British official said the soldiers' bodies were so full of bullets that they could hardly be lifted A British
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    'Full ties before polls'
    57 1 JAKARTA, Tues. Indonesia plans to resume diplomatic relations with Malaysia before the general plr«tions in Sarawak, informed military sources said today. The sources said an Indonesian delegation led by the Foreign Minister. Mr. Adam Malik, now at the United Nations to debate the Middle East conflict,
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    Tengku hopes for closer ties
    268 1 Tengku hopes for closer ties KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. TENGKU Abdul Rahman today expressed the hope Unit Malaysia would achieve closer relations with Singapore "some lime" in the future. "It is the Government's policy to accommodate Singapore and I hope Singapore has the same intentions towards us." the Prime Minister told
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    Lock icon Bengal riots
    22 1 CALCUTTA. Tues Hmtin.: and looting are spreading In wrst Bengal following the collapse of rice and other grain supplies Reuter.
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    Lee, Goh off to London
    67 1 SINGAPORE. Tues— The Prime Minister. Mr. Lee Kuan Yew. and the Defence Minister. Dr. Goh Kens Swee. flew to London today for the lonß-awalted defence talks Mi Lee. who left in the morning was seen of! by the Minister for Social Affairs, iix-he Othman Wok.
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    Oil denial
    37 1 MOSCOW. Tuex The Soviet Foreign Trade Minister. Mr Nikolai S. Palollrhev. y*M*rd«v described a.s "sheer fabrications" Western press reports that Russia wax attempting to replace Arab Males as a supplier of oil to the West
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    Lock icon i-Police drive on border Reds
    190 1 i-Police drive on border Reds DANUKOK. Tues. Malaysia and Thailand yesterday jointly launched a manhunt lor communist »uerillas in the Beton", district of southern Thailand. The drive, involving about 200 policemen of the two countries, has so lar resulted ,in the arrest of 20 people "ii I charges uf engaging
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    STOP PRESS
    42 1 I \IU CRASH MV.AI'ORR. Wed. A young boy was killed on the spot when car plunged into dr.iin after ucidrnt t li van .ilong t-' s1 Road off Krankel Avrnur earlj this tmrmimg, i > r olhrr pcr*«n* were l\ in.Miifd
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      Thant poohpoohs a secret Dag-Nasser pact on UN force
      393 2 Surprise revelation by a former U.S. envoy to the U.N. UNITED NATIONS, Tuesday. THE U.N. Secretary-General, U Thant, said yesterday a memorandum left by his predecessor, Mr. Dag Hammarskjoeld, on limiting Egypt's right to expel the the U.N. Emergency Force from
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      Lock icon ISRAELI AIR FORCE HAD TWO SECRET WEAPONS
      186 2 LONDON, Tu*»s. A London newspaper said today Israel had two secret weapons which enabled it to win what the newspaper called one of the most fantastic feats of arms in history. Under the headline "Israel's secret weapon —magnetic rockets hit Egypt MiGs." the
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      Six months more for U.N. force in Cyprus
      116 2 UNITED NATIONS. Tues. The Security Council yesterday unanimously approved extending U.N. peace keeping forces in Cyprus for another six months. All IS member nations agreed to extend the 4.622--man UN. force on the u-land until Dec 26. 1967 They will be financed,
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      'Witches' buried alive
      37 2 JAKARIA. luej> Police in We.st Java have arrested several villager* accused of burying ulive mo women they thought were witches and blamed for several mysterious deaths in their community. Pr«w reports said today. Rmitar.
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      Lock icon MYSTERY OF SOVIET EXPERT ON MUDDLE EAST AFFAIRS
      169 2 MYSTERY OF SOVIET EXPERT ON MUDDLE EAST AFFAIRS MOSCOW. Tues. The Soviet Deputy Foreign Minister in charge of Middle Eastern affairs has not been seen since about the time Israel defeated the Soviet Union's Arab friends. Asked where 56-year-old career diplomat Vladimir Semenov has been lately, a Foreign Ministry spokesman
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      Lock icon THE MEMO TELLS HOW DAG OBTAINED NASSER'S 'YES' AFTER THREATS—
      293 2 THE MEMO TELLS HOW DAG OBTAINED NASSER'S 'YES' AFTER THREATS— Law for Inclusion In th« society's bi-monthly publication later this week. U Thant commented that, "to say the least, the release of such a paper at this time seems to raise some questions of ethics and Rood faith." The memorandum
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      Russia stops Indonesian aid projects
      73 2 JAKARTA TIM -Ru.v-i»n protect* in Indonesia have been stopped and Siviet technician* in these pri'Pcts ruve been witndrawn. the Indonesian Foreign OfMce confirmed today repelled Mint OfflVf economic relations director Ismail Thaiib sai.l that Soviet aid projects were stepped because of a lack of funds.
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      Lock icon 730,000 Jordan refugees
      58 2 BEIRUT Tues. There 19 some 730. 00 v, refugees in Jordan, according to a United Nationi estimate. The flmin na< enrn n I merit by Mi Laureive Mirhelmor*, Comml.sf:ioner QenriAl ol the U.N. Reliel an'i Works Acfnry for Palestine Refiiß^o •I'NRWAi who Kn;d cnun'if.s thniu-ands of innocent
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      Lock icon India seals off embassy
      444 3 RETALIATION IN NEW DELHI: PARLIAMENT TOLD OF REJECTION OF PEKING'S REQUEST TO EVACUATE INJURED DIPLOMATS ARMED pollice yesterday sealed r off the Chinese embassy in New Delhi in retaliation for a Chinese siege of the Indian erpbassy in Peking. Thr Defence Minister, Mr. Bwaran Singh, annuunced
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      Lock icon Round-the-world TV show will go on, says BBC
      109 3 LONDON. Tues. The BBC has refused a request from four East European countries to postpone a round-the-world live television programme scheduled for next Sunday. A K B.l', spokesman said Last Germany. Czechoslovakia, Hungary and Poland had asked for the postponement because of
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      Lock icon 'Horrified' waitress sends food to Twiggy
      182 3 II A.MIH ltd. Tues. A German waitress is sending a gift parcel of Bavarian food specialities to British model Twiggy (right) to put some meat on her bones. To go with the gift. 23--year-old Brigitte Mueller, who weighs 2251 b, has written a letter
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      Lock icon FREEDOM PLAN FOR SOUTH ARABIA
      100 3 FREEDOM PLAN FOR SOUTH ARABIA T ONDON. Tues. Britain yesterday announced a plan to give the South Arabia Federation independence on next Jan. 9 and to protect it from subversion and possible attack. Foreign Secretary George Brown told the Commons that a strong British naval force, including an attack carrier,
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      Lock icon Student with urge to kill: 'I don't know why'
      176 3 OXFORD, Tues. Under graduate Geoffrey Holt put enough poison in a fellow chemistry stu- dent's glass of water to kill him in 15 seconds, a court was told here. But the intended victim, Geoffery Port, sniffed Its almond smell and emptied
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      Lock icon Haiti executions
      19 3 SANTO DOMINGO. Tues. Voodoo-practising Haiti village chiefs announced that 22 people had been executed for treason. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Q and A session by Wilson, de Gaulle
      192 3 PRESIDENT de Gaulle and Mr. Harold Wilson yesterday devoted three hours of their oneday meeting to an exchange of questions and answers on Britain's wish to enter the Common Market. According to both British and French sources, the conversation was friendly throughout
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      Lock icon IPI annual talks begin with criticisms of 'not doing enough'
      278 3 IPI annual talks begin with criticisms of 'not doing enough' r^ENEVA, Tues.— The Inter national Press Institute opened its annual assembly here yesterday amid criticisms that it was not doing enough to fulfil its task. Mr. CG.K. Reddy. of The Hindu. Madras, told the gathering of more than 200 newspaper
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    Schools TV for today
    80 4 'TVDDAYS educational TV on Channel 8 is as follows: 830 m-850 a.m.. English literature. Sec I; 9.15-9.35. Mathematics. Sec 1; 10-10.20. National language. Sec. 1; 11.05--1125 Mathematics. Sec. 2: 11 45-12 05. English second language. Sec. 2; 1225 pm--1245 p.m.. National language. Sec. 2 J p.m.-2
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    One acquittal, brother gets seven years
    633 4 DRAMATIC END TO MURDER TRIAL A SIX-DAY murder trial of two brothers ended abruptly in the High Court today when the DPP, Mr. K. Ganesan, withdrew the charge against the elder brother, and reduced it to manslaughter in the case of the younger. This
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    PETA SPEED-TRAP IS READY TO GO INTO ACTION
    226 4 SINGAPORE. Tuesday. DETA, the traffic police's electronic speed-trap, 1 is all set to cut speeding by motorists. In an hour long demonstration for the Press this morning at the Police Training School, the device proved to be deadly accuThe three-piece set was
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    Cop ordered to pay boy $10,000
    134 4 Cop ordered to pay boy $10,000 SINGAPORE. Tues. A young policeman, Na.njan Singn, was today ordered by the High Court to pay $10,000 In general damages and costs to a 10--year-old schoolboy, Tay Cheng Cheow, In connection with a scooter accident. Mr. H. E Cashln. for Tay. said that his
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    Titanic tragedy film screening in German today
    94 4 Titanic tragedy film screening in German today SINGAPORE, Tues— The German Embassy here in association with the Adult Education Board will hold a special screening of the film "The Tragedy of the Titan le' (German language version) at the Cultural Centre theatre. Canning Rise tomorrow at 8 p.m. The film
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    Lock icon Aussie aid for S'pore Master Plan
    170 4 Aussie aid for S'pore Master Plan rpOKYO, Tues. An AusX tralian f'rm. chosen by the Initrd Nations, will help finance a AS4.fi million Master Plan for the urban and industrial development of Singapore, the Australian Embassy announced yesterday. The Embassy said the firm Crooks, Michel, Peacock and Stewart, of Chatswood,
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    Stamps display
    27 4 SINGAPORE. Tues— The Singapore Philatelic Society will hold their monthly stamps display at 411. Jalan Besar Rnad on Sunday from 11 a.m. to 4.30 p.m.
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    Danish-trained butchers for Jurong abattoir
    210 4 CINOAPORE. Tues.— Eight 1 young Singaporeans, who have returned from Denmark as newly-trained butchers, will be employed at the $5 million abattoir, which is In the final stages of completion at Jurong. During their 3Vi-month stay in Denmark, the Singapore group were assigned to leading
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    8 years of joy for children
    100 4 SINGAPORE. Tues.— The Han^ Andersen Club will hold their annual general meeting at the Singapore Cricket Club at 5.30 p.m. tomorrow. According to the secretary* rrport. 13.736 children were rnUrUlned by thr rlub last year, and 1.301 for the flnt flrr month* of thU
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    Tun: A-G told to probe Seeni's 'fraud' charge
    1942 5 Tun: A-G told to probe Seeni's 'f raud' charge GOVERNMENT KEEN TO SEE NO MALPRACTICES OR CORRUPTION IN OFFICERS' HOUSING CO-OP KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday FULL-SCALE inquiry has been started into alleged malpractices and corruption in the Federation of Malaya Government Officers' Co-operative Housing Society. The Attorney-General's department lias been instructed
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    Suffian Report
    53 5 I/I'ALA LIMPIR. The Suffian Salaries Commission report will be ready by the end of July. Tengku Abdul Rahman told the liiu.m Ra'ayat today. "After considerin^ it. we will decide whether or not to publish the report." he said in reply to a question h v Sir c.v. devan
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    Govt seeks island for undesirables
    146 5 Li \l LLiMPIK. lues —The Government is tryine to acquire an island or a piece of land to set up a pcn.il settlement in which those placed under restricted residence could be rehabilitated, the I) cpu I > Prime Minister. Tv:: Ahriul Ka/ak. said in
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    Tengku gives a pledge
    90 5 I/UALA LUMPUR, Tues. Tengku Abdul Rahman today assured the Dewan Raayar that the Government would not use the Internal Security Act to obstruct the forthcoming general elections in Sarawak. In reply to DR. TAN CHEE KHOON (Lab our Batu) during question time. rh« Prime Minister said
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    Two former MCP men recant and are freed
    361 6 SINGAPORE, Tuesday. TWO former members of the (.'ommiinisl Parly o| Malays— l-ee Theng Hee, 31, ;iikl Seng Say 1-re ;ilias Soon Sec Niu. 27 were released from political detention loday. Tonight, they appeared over television to explain why communism was Impracticable in
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    Nanyang to form club
    67 6 SINGAPORE. Tues— A gioup oil »mdent.s ol the Nanyang University j have sei up a pro-tern committee to form a Democratic Socialist Club A similar club already exists, in th» University of Singapore Two Professors. Dr. Victor \i. I Fie and Dr K E. Shaw, both
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    64 accidents
    18 6 SINGAPORE I ne.- There were 64 accidents, four of tlwm serious. In the last 24 hours.
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    TWO DIE IN PICNIC TRAGEDY
    141 6 CINGAPORK. Tues. A boy and a girl, in a boat with three others off Changi Point. were drowned on Sunday afternoon when their sampan capsised. Lee Siew Gek, 17. the girl, and Yip Kwai Yong. 13, were picnicking near the fisheries school with a group
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    Free shows
    41 6 SINGAPORE. Tues— The Ministry of Culture fipld section will eive free film shows tomorrow at 730 p.m at the Malay resettlement area. Chua Chu Kang Road. Tal Keou School. Kampong Ang Mo Kio and Wei Sin School. Jurong Road
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    INDIAN OFFER TO FORM CAVALRY FORCE FOR STORE
    248 6 INDIAN OFFER TO FORM CAVALRY FORCE FOR STORE SINGAPORE. Tuesday. A FOUR-MAN Indian defence team is to discuss with Ministry of Interior and Defence officials the feasibility of forming a cavalry force in Singapore. The team, led by Mr. G L. Sheth. additional Secretary to India s Ministry of Defence,
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    Muslim party
    38 6 SINGAPORE. Tues —President Yusof bin Ishak will be the guett of honour at a tea party given by the Muslim community of Singapore in commemoration of Prophet Mohammed's birthday at Raffles Hotel on June 2', pm
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    Tycoon here to study joint projects
    267 6 SINGAPORE. Tues. A prominent Indian industrialist and phllanthrophist. Mr. C.R. Kosavan Vaidyar, founder of a large soap manufacturing and oil milling business in India, is now in Singapore studying prospects for jointventure projects in the Republic. jAt a Press conference today. Mr Vaidyar. 64.
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    Boatman fined $5,000
    47 6 SINGAPORE. Tues.— A .seaman. Tan Kirn Chye. was toda> fined 55.000. or six months jail after he pleaded guilty to possession of dutiable p00d.— 428 quart bottlea of various liquor brands in a bumboai in Singapore waters. The goods were valued at over 54.000.
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    Sari Queen
    40 6 SINGAPORE. Tues A BMI Queen <onte.-; «i!l be the highlight of a variety concert oicanistd by the Singapoie Indian Film Arts and Dramatic Society to b* held at the Victoria Theatre oa S.tturdav at 7 30 \i m
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    GERMANY HELPS THE 'THIRD WORLD'
    2100 7  -  OSGOOD CARUTHERS Aid with only one string a fragile thread of hope for sympathetic understanding by WEST Germ;my's growing programme of nid to the developing countries of Asia, Africa and Latin America has only one principal political string attached to it. And that Is really
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      The Seed Of Hope
      646 8 Except that Mr. Kosygin kept his Ikh-s on, and his emotions uncit control, his performance in the General Assembly was not noticeably any improvement on Mr. Khrushchev's. Certainly it was better to walk out than to bang the table. Yet Mr. j Kosygin could hardly have
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      Reducing The Highway Toll
      359 8 Tlii' ndtiunal luiul sulrty campaign which Tun Abdul Hit/.ak, the Deputy Prime Minister, will launch today will employ virtually every possible means to get its MM|I across. There will be wrecked oars on display to frighten drivers into caution, radio and television publicity, film shows, posters
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      Emergencies
      224 8 A shocking incident was rivalled in Parliament yesterday, drawing a welcome asJuiance from the Minister of Local Government and Housing. Mr. Khaw Kai Boh, that steps had been taken to ensure that it will not happen again. Last February, in Kuala Lum- pur, a boy foil down a lift
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      Keeping the beaches clean
      136 8 Keeping the beaches clean IN reply to the letter by "Alice"' on the subject of 'missing dustbins' I should like to confirm that a lew dustbins along Changl Beach have disappeared and some were damaged but these have since been replaced. Dust bins In bright yellow colour are conspicuously placed
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      137 8 REFER to K.FW'S letter (ST. May 6> "Crawling alter a cleared bottleneck. 1 For tne information of K.F.W., investigations and plan.s for the improvcm nt of Upper Serangoon Road are already in hand Work on the improvement of Tampenis Circus has commenced and the widening of Upper Serangoon Road from
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      58 8 \l-TER 4.30 p.m. It Is not unusual to have to wait 30 minutes for an STC bus. When it finally comes It Is shockIng to see how people risk their lives fighting to get into the bus. Too matTi- STC buses are old and either merely crawl along the roads
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      33 8 WE. the people who live along and around Green Lane and Batu Lanchang Road. Penang, are fed-up having got to walk miles to reach a posting box or public telephone FED IP Penang
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    LEARNING MALAY
    501 8  -  YUNUS MARIS LESSON 57 in a new series by GLOSSARY: Semangat in) spirit, soul dn present article It may mean "nerve' the term lor 'nerve' Is \saraf or urat saraf'i; KEBERangkatAN (n) departure; PERtaIiAN (n) connection, link, relevance: MEnegakKAN <v» to maintain, to assert, reassert; MEMbatalKAN (v) to
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    Trickiest piece in the Mid-East jigsaw
    941 8  - Trickiest piece in the Mid-East jigsaw ERIC WENTWORTH Oil questions unanswered: A permanent Arab embargo? Cancelled concessions and new concessionaires by Warhington THE future shape of the oil industry in the Arab world will provide some of t h c trickiest pieces in the diplomatic jigsaw puzzle confronting world leaders
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    Dancing, drinking during crisis: It's true, says Tengku
    282 9 Dancing, drinking during crisis: It's true, says Tengku JJUALA LUMPUR. Tues. A statement by Tengku Abdul Rahman published in tho Readers Digest that throughout confrontation Malaysians were "dancing, drinking, womanizing and gambling", was referred t.-> a question time in the Dewan Ra'ayat today. Dr. Tan Chee Khoon (Lab.Batu> complained that
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    GHAZALI SHOULD STAND BY HIS WORDS: GILONG
    266 9 GHAZALI SHOULD STAND BY HIS WORDS: GILONG JESSELTON, Tues. The Upko deputy chairman, Dato Ganie Gilong, said here today mat "a man of Tan Sri Mohamed Ghazali bin Shane's intelligence and integrity should stand by his words. Dato Ganie added that Tan Sri Ghazali (Permanant Secretary, Foreign Ministry) should also
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    Why new $ is in Rumi
    100 9 Why new is in Rumi KfALA M MPIR. Tues. The new Malaysian notes and coins are in the Rumi script because this is the official script as laid down by law. The Minister of Finance. Tun Tan Siew Sin. said this today in the Dewan Ra'ayat in reply to a
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    Rewards for the 'military' civil servant
    255 9  - Rewards for the 'military' civil servant LIM BENG TEE; BY Singapore, Tuesday jyjILITARY training, which is compulsory for those recruited into the civil service on or after Jan. 1 this year, will also have a bearing on their promotion prospects. A Government spokesman said today that this new policy would
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    Governor of Penang leads march by 15,000
    97 9 PENANG, Tues. Tht Governor. Raja Tud Uda Al-HaJ. today led 15.000 Muslims In a procession to mark the birthday of Prophet Mohamed. Large crowds lined the thre*mile rort- to watcn the proce«sion at it started at 3.2$ p.m. from the KapiUn Kline Mosque
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    Self-defence
    33 9 SEREMBAN. Tueg. A 60--rear-old expert from Taiwan. Mr. Liv Mv Sen. will give demonstration in self-defence at the Chinese Recreation Club on July 8 to raise funds for the Seremban Youth Club.
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    Marie, the girl with a name problem
    265 9 Marie, the girl with a name problem KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. Miss Marie Davia Rama, 17, one of nine American teenagers who arrived here last night under the American Field Service exchange programme, has a special mission to accomplish. She Is to find out If her last name. Rama, is linked
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    Bank transfers denial by Khir
    78 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. The Ministry of Education has not Instructed heads of schools to transfer their accounts from British banks to the Malayan Banking Ltd. This was the written reply of the Minister of Education. Inche Mohamed Khir Johan to DR. TAN CHBI KHOON <Lab.-Batu>
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    Car theft bid: 3 years jail
    49 9 SINGAPORE. Tues. Mohamed Yunos bin Nasri was today Jailed for three years by a District Court after he pleaded guilty to a charge of attempting to steal a car worth $3,500 at a track off Pidello Street yesterday. Mohamed has two previous convictions.
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    We have no right to interfere, says Tengku
    268 9 We have no right to interfere, says Tengku KTALA LUMPUR. Tues. —The anti-Chinese riots in Indonesia uere directed at the Communists who were opposed to the present regime there, Tengku Abdul Rahman told the Dewan Ra'ayat today. In reply to DR. TAN CHEE KHOON (LabourBatu) during question time, the Tenxku
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    An unusual mission in KL for Kim San
    118 9 SINGAPORE. Tues. Singapore's Finance Minister. Mr. Lim Kirn San. flew to Kuala Lumpur this afternoon on an unusual assignment. Mr. Lim said he was going to the Malaysian capital to spp to "repairs" to a recently-acquired residence for the Singapore High Commissioner
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    DETAINEES GIVE UP CHANCE TO APPEAL
    199 9  -  FRANCIS ROZARIO: BY Singapore, Tues PLEVEN political detainees, who were given a fortnight to appeal against a Government order revoking their Singapore citizenship had not done so when the deadline expired yesterday, I understand. The detainees, who are being held under Preservation of Public
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      351 9 LEARNING ENGLISH Despite its apparent simplicity, the Federal Reading Scheme represents one of the most effective approaches to the teaching of English to Malaysian and Singapore children. The scheme now comprises 3 sets of books Federal Readers, Federal Supplementary Readers, and the Read and Do books, forming a 3-prong approach
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      99 9 THE TIDES TODAY: Sedlli Kechil 945 a.m. (7.7 ft) 733 p.m.; (6.oft) Singapore 10 45 a.m. (7 9fti 9.45 pm (9ft Port Dlcfcson 533 am 7 6ft > 607 p.m. < 9.4 ft > Port Swettenhim 449 a.m. 1 14.2 ft > 5.02 p.m. < 10.6 ft 1; Penane 11.44
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      665 9 TV MALAYSIA CHANNEL 5 Kuala Lum- Penang Race Results; 700 pur and Penang; 6 Ipoh and News In English; 7.10 The Malacca; 3 A 10 Johnre Samurai; 735 Senl dan BuBahru; 4 Taininj; 7 Batu daya— a cultural proKrarrmr; Pahat; 9 Kluanj. 8.00 News In Mandarin; 8.10 The Danny Kaye
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      Gift to survey
      82 10 rpO help increase the I production of publications on geology and thus contribute to the development of the mineral wealth of the country, Mr. H. H. Hall, (above left) a representative of Esso Exploration Malaysia Inc., presented a cheque for $6,000 to Dr. S. K. Chonir. (right)
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      Toothbrush factory in production
      296 10  -  MOK SIN PIN By ANEW factory, claimed to be able to meet fully local requirements for quality tooth brushes and with a surplus for export, is now in full production. Owned by J. J. Ho (Singapore) Ltd., a subsidiary of J-L. Morlson. Son Jones (F.E.) Ltd.,
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      SHELL CHIEF LEA VING I MALA YSIA FOR JAPAN
      141 10 SHELL CHIEF LEA VING I MALA YSIA FOR JAPAN MR. N.L. FAKES, (above) at present chairman of Shell Group Companies in Malaysia and Singapore will be leaving the area in July on reassignment to Japan where he has been nominated as chairman of the board of Shell Sekiyu Kabushiki Kaisha
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      2 Panam staff attend New York courses
      200 10 2 Panam staff attend New York courses MR David Adcock. airport customer service supervisor of Pan American World Airways, Singapore left on June 4 to attend a supervision training course at Pan Am head office In New York. Mr. Adcock was born in Malacca, Malaysia In 1933. He spent the
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      Training centre in Malaysia
      67 10 Champion Motors (Malaya) Sendirlan Berhad. with the support of Volkswagenwerk A.g. of Germany and the Rover Company Ltd. England, have built a training centre lti the Kuala Lumpur Building In Campbell Road. The centre Includes modem classroom facilities < for theoretical teaching) and a fully equipped
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      Executive back from Japan
      68 10 MR. Victor Fang, (above) a senior industrial relations officer of Jurong Shipyard Ltd. has Just returned from an observation tour from Japan. Mr. Fang spent two months In the various shipyards of the IshlkawajimaHarlma Heavy Industries Ltd. to discuss and exchange views of various aspects of
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      Scooter plant opens soon
      81 10 Scooter plant opens soon An assembly line for Lambretta motorscooters will be opened at the end of this month In Malaysia by Klan Gwan Malaya Ltd., the Malaysian agent of Socleta Innocentl of Milan, the Italian company, announced last week In Milan. The announcement follows a tour of Innocenti factories
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      Lufthansa profits are up by $5.4 mil.
      161 10 LUFTHANSA German Airlines had a good year in 1966 with net profits of $40.2 million, an Increase of $5.4 million over the previous year Mr. Albert vom Hofe. the airline's manager for Singapore. Malaysia and Brunei announced. Total turnover Increased by 24 per
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      Benson's Far East chief on tour
      87 10 MR. P. Morgan -Harry, (above) managing director of S.H. Benson's three Far East companies In Singapore. Hongkong and Kuala Lumpur, left Singapore on June 13 for Hong Kong and Manila. His visits are concerned with the South East Asian expansion programme of S. H.
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      Swissair trade shows increase
      82 10 In April, Swissair Increased Its supply of transport capacity by eight per cent over the comparable 1966 level to 56.299.000 ton-kilo-metres. As demand climbed 11 per cent the average load factor of scheduled services advanced from 60.1 to 51.9 per cent. Paisenger transport was 12 per
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      Auto output down slightly
      68 10 Japan's motor vehicle output in the holiday-studded month of May totalled 245.181 units, a lUght drop of one per cent from April, but m sharp rise of 33.9 per cent over May last year, the Japan Automobile Industry Association reported. In particular, output of small trucks
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      Senior posts filled by UAC
      114 10 ItNITED Asbestos Cement I Berhad has announced the appointment of Mr. Loow Sin Kirn as company secretary. Mr. Leow who graduated as a Bachelor of Commerce from Melbourne University is a member of the Institute of Chartered Accountants and the Chartered Institute of Secretaries. The
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      306 10 DRAGON VIEW PARK Jolon Muliara oft River Volky Rd., Singapore Behind Graot World) 2 -STOREY SEMI-DETACHED HOUSES 2 STOREY TERRACE HOUSES 4 STOREY LUXURY FLATS •4JT r*^. Flrlt Clou Moferloli jf ~**»-j B^^ Modern Sanitation p. I M. (■•-f-ii'B- 2""jnar^" ldcol L<«o»l<>"- ■■•TI-^Z Con n nt Tromportotlon. Flats: $29,500/- upwards
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      121 10 jB *l& ;BtffJ l i'l'-.'-?tf 'Riliil'U llr^iilill^H You want to travel. See other lands, other peoples. You want to discover things for yourself. Who doesn't? "But I could never afford to lay out that much money", we can hear you say. No problem. Air-India's 'Pay Later Plan' allows you to
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    We are always fair, says Mr Speaker
    285 11 It I Al.\ I.r.MPI R. lues The Speaker of the l*w.tn Raavat. Dato CM. Immt, was today loudly applauded In thr House when lit- declared that the chair had shown fairness in thr allocation of time for debate to Opposition MPs M ue
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    Lock icon ASA group to study varsity plan
    95 11 MANILA. Tu«l Tie »d hoe <o:nmittee on higher education f the A.«>nrla t ion of SouthF.a«i A.-m (ASA) w 'II meet her* trom tomorrow to consider among other thlnga the setting up of a University of South East AMa The ASA national *ecretarlat j
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    BIG CASH FLIGHT AFTER THE RIOTS
    578 11 Hong Kong loses $440 million in one month alone JJONG KONGS Leftist-led riots and strikes have taken a heavy financial toll from the Colony. A member of the Hone Kong Stock Exchange board, who said this today, added that the unstable economic situation was
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    House is told of the 'foulmouthed' expat
    140 11 House is told of the 'foulmouthed' expat KUALA LUMPUR. 1V Tues. The Dewan Raayat was told of an 'impressive change" in the attiture of an expatriate engineer who had used foul and abusive language against Malaysian engineers. The change had come about, said the Minister of Agriculture and Co-operatives, Haji
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    Road death: A police appeal
    65 11 SEREMBAN. Tun. Police today appealed for inform* 'ion on '.he death of E Raman. 55. who was Willed by a vehicle at the 9. 1 mil/" Serrmban-Mantin road b#- ween 8 and 8.30 on Sunday night Ranuns addrexs was the Thud Mile Estate. Seremoan. Car
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    44 11 MALACCA Tues The Chief Minister of Malacca. Inche Abdul Ohafar bin Baba. will open 47 •.tall* at the Coronation Park here i jn June 27. The stall*, costing I .he Municipal Council $60,000. have been rented to hawkers at S2C a month
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    Jakarta common spelling team due in today
    471 11 AN Indonesian deleA gation, led by Madame S. W. Rudjaiti Muljadi, will fly in tomorrow to work out details of a common spelling system to be adopted In Malaysia and Indonesia. This was announced by the chairman of the Malaysian Language and Spelling
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    169 14 MELBOURNE. Tuf*. 'THE nickel boom continued tox day. Companies with nickel interests attain ied a buoyant base metals *e( tint) IVmlrrn Minine dosed at $21 Oils were linn Ampol Exploration gained 20 inn.- to 51. 70. Industrial** risei well exceeded lall: with Mime xilid rasM uniongst leaders B.H.P
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    227 14 V. MIPS lying alsnttids th. Singapsr* wharvaa or axpastsd t*6ay ar«: Misaki Maru t t, Hoegh BUM 9/4, Nissan Maru 6/7, Mentor < 9, Krmnna Jayanti 1.1 14. Haiti Lin«t IS. 16. Raj in Broom* 21 22 Slogan L 3. Shimrom 27 H, Toiansa 29 30. Halldor
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    CLOSING PRICES
    26 14 June 20. Xl BBr.K PRICE: 57i i- (up a quarter of a cent). TIN: 5G08.371. (down T, ten In). sMtaaatoiJ olTerine 230 ton- (unchanged).
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    QUIET, STEADY DAY ON STOCK EXCHANGE
    826 14 From Our Market Correspondent QUIET, but \ery steady conditions ruled on the Stock Exchange yesterday after the holiday on Monday. There was no particular buying or selling pressure and no incentives to deal. One reason given was that the market had quietened in face
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    30 14 Mal.nan MsMk Indires Junr 17 June '.'1 Industrials. lt£M 1119 17 ••loiifitirs: 10b.UK luj'i; Mining*: nt.34 :n is •s rajbtjara; IMln ma tit !)<■( l-K,-; lici- 30. l!ibt> inn
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    Straits tin price is down on less support
    488 14 ''pHE Straits tin price ves>tcr--1 day fell *i s hll> by 37 1 irnt* to 5608.3*!. on an offering unchanged at i'oO tuns. Slacker suppur: wm, reported and tin- drop was more or less in line with that in London on Monday,
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    72 14 J MINCSE Pn.li.ct InHtllK, Sin--jport, noon pniM p#t pitul yttlarday Coconut Ml: I .iruia |M| •rllm C»pra: Mix^rl If.e.h.) l<»>"» Jun«/ lulj K Corn Protttr Mnntok «n;'. |H I Sarawak n al Sarawak irlltr*, carhiml l.Hrnpnr.. hUck <HVi »»ll»i» in M>i NLW). ASTA *ll7| iriitra iliW-i M.U ImtaMti
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    34 14 ON UM rrti a>crian K market In Hons Krini vi-ic,<i.iv ti,» Ul. Dollar for T.T. dllrt .■.7s) liil C*th. Stirhnt «rma n.i.i .<< IA 10 an 4 •ne Uil el sold mi tTU.
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      208 14 |S- 1 OYAMA LINE i f r^\ I From Japan Manila via Hongkong J \jLLSj Spore P. S'hom V-^y m.i. "Nantci Moru" 24/26 June 27/29 Jun, v m.i. "Fuko Moru" 6/ 8 July 9/10 Jufy General Agents: WALLEM CO. (SINGAPORE) LTD. Tel *****/8 Port Swettenhom: E SEASON TRADING CORPN. Tel:
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    BUSINESS ON STOCK EXCHANGE
    1166 15 I_>l SINEKS in and reported to Ihr Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Stork t.irhange ventrrdav with the number of shares traded in brackets: INDUSTRIAL* Cantral |O|II M.onoi l\Af>. D. (.12.000) |1. 4« D. IB.OOO) $1.44. (MOOO) 51.45, (1.000) |ll«. C.C.M. (1.000) 11.7S D.
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    LOCAL RUBBER PRICES
    227 15 II IV flrnt grade rubber f.o.b. buyer* rinsed at 5 p.m. in Koala I umpur and Singapore Teaterday at s*l cents per Ih. up a quarter of a rent on Friday's rinsing level. The tone wa» very quiet, but tteadv. R AS. and M.R.K. riming prirc* «i
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    96 15 'r'MK Asaociation at Banks in Malay--1 in made thm change* In ita ratM to mrrchanta yrmerdsy (all ratta to JlOOi. Unitad Statat: Buylm TT 32 11/18. airmail OD 32 13/16. 00 d.at. XH crrdil hills 33 f>.'l6 trade hills. Canada: Buying TT 35 3/S. airmail OD 3»i: 80
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    OFFICIAL RATES
    123 15 ON the Official Malayan Shortterm Money Market for the week ended Saturday the range of call rate* was as follows: BANK Fl M)S; 3>« per cent to t' per cent. GENERAL FUND: 3' 4 per cent to 5 per cent. MOVEMENT of funds toUlled $156 million. Produce crops
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      2060 15 CLASSIFIED ADS. (Continued from Pmge Ui AT YOUR SERVICE U Wnrdt tt (Mint—Box it rl». txtrm DOCUMENT COPYING PLAN PRINTING, Motion smith Son* Ltd Battrrt Road B'pore Tv 830V6. PON KXPIRT Accompnanad Book-binding Krnd your hooka to Ja.ro., General Hoapltal Compound. Johore Banru PHOTO-COPVINO PLAN PRINTING Metropolitan Building Service 40.
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      388 15 NOTICES J.K.R. PAHANG ROAD NOTICE BRIDGE Cl.dSI Xl The public is hereby notified that the timber bridge over Sg. Perdak along Karak Manchis Road at milestone 123 is closed to all traffic at all hours for major repairs. 2. All traffic from the south coming to Karak and Bentong should
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      278 15 NOTICES PEMBERITAHU Ada lah di-maalumkan perl (11Jerantut aknn di-tutup pana 25.6.1967 bersamaan harl Ahad dart pukul 6.00 pagl sahlneea 600 petang kerar.a membalkl perl tersebut. (S. POOBALASINC.AM) Pembantu KrjuruUraan. Jabatan Kerja Raya, Jerantut KENYATA'AN TAWARAN J.K.R. JOHOR Tawarun daripada Pemborong2 yniiK bruiufim dl-J K H di-dalam Kelas L) dan Ka-Hla.s.
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    Kops gets walkovers then quits
    629 16  -  OH KEE TIANC PENANG BADMINTON By ALL-ENGLAND badminton champion Erland Kops of Denmark, who won the Malaysian Open title at Ipoh on Sunday, dropped out of the Penang Open yesterday without playing a stroke. Kops moved Into Hie quarter-finals on walkovers from Peter Chin and
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    Seven get warning from the SOSC
    136 16 Seven get warning from the SOSC CEVEN national sports associations have been given one more week to submit their training programmes to the Singapore Olympic and Sports Council. If they failed to comply, they would be barred from entering teams for all International competitions In future, the SOSC warned. The
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    Penang title to Buddy
    111 16 Buddy Yap won the men s singles title in the Penang j rinsed tennis championships. > beating Toh Boon Teng. the i holder. 7-5. 3-6. 6-4 in the final. Kak Wai Lam and I>ee Leong Chve took the double* title with a 4-«. 6-4, 6-2 win
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    PENANG WIN
    35 16 The Indonesian table tennis tenni, who are on their v.ay home after oiayine m the world championships al Stockholm, were beaten 5-2 by Penanß in a friendly Maton at Penang on Monday r.ght.
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    'Comeback' by Ong
    117 16 ()NG PuH LIM, luinur Sing.ipore badmailun (iirfmpion and 'Ihomas Cup pl.iyer. will nirfice "comeback on Sa:urdajf when he uarnt out lor s;n■japon in i friendly Batch agatnat an Indonesian team. Il will be Ong.s tn.st match appearance since he became a profegaioßaJ coach In 1963 He is
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      ECUADOR KNOCK U.S. OUT OF THE DAVIS CUP
      82 16 SHOCK! /U AYAQIIL (Ecuador), lues Ecuador scored a shock win over the I'nited States in the Davia (up American /one final here yesterday, when Francisco (iuaman beat Arthur Ashe 0-6. 6-4, 6-2. 0-6. 6-3. Guzman's win cave Kcuadnr a 3-1 winning lead
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      SANTANA LOSES IN TWO SETS TO RAY MOORE
      76 16 SHOCK! I ONDON, Tues.— Manuel Santana. Spain's Wimbledon champion, was surprisingly beaten in the London lawn tennis championships at Queen's Club yesterday Santana went nut by ti-4. 6-2 to Ray Moore, thr 20-year-old South Africin No. 4. "N'othinn went risht for me
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      Leics beat Somerset by two wickets
      155 16 ONDON. Tuc*. English country cricket scores: At l.eicoter, Leics nun by 2 wkt; Somerset 402-8 dec and 156-7 dec il.ucvk 6-45) Leics 263 and 29U-8 iNurm.m 70). At ltu\ton. match drawn: Lanes 119 and 313-« dec t Pilling 87 Bond 78 n.o. Sullivan 80
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      BOWLING NOTES
      593 16  -  LAN PEREIRA and JOE DORAI By UUNTLEY und Palni--11 er team gained four wins in a row to lead in the women's league at Jackie's Bowl. Singapore. Latest placniKs In various leagues at Jackie's areXlfht Owl: Ten OClock HicU (8:0:6020' 2 Towkays i7;1;5771i 3 Sun Maid <6;2:5958i. <;u>s
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    OBITUARY
    51 16 THIS is to inform all relatives and friends of Mr. Eugene Chong, Deputy General Manager, United Malayan Banking Ctrp. Berhad, Head Office, that his beloved mother Mdm. Kam Peck Leng. aged 86, passed away peacefully on 15th June, 1967 at 1.60 p.m. in Amoy, China. Funeral on 17th June,
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      1345 16 19 -J PEMBERITAHU KIKA.IAAN NK.flll I'llMK RAM lIAMiAN PtRIMAHAN Ml It Ml TG. MALIM Permohonan2 ada-lah dl-iemput i daripada Ra'ayat Neserl Warsa Necara Malav.sia yang mempunyai kela\akan2 saperti dl-bawah untok membell dengan bayaran ansoran Rumah:> Murah Kerajaan Negeri yang sekarang mi sedans dt-bena dl-Tanjong Malim. Jenu rumah2 murah im ia-lah
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      679 16 PUBLIC APPOINTMENT LEMBAGA PERUMAHAN HOUSING TRUST PERSEKITI AN TANAH MALATU STAFF VACAM If I Applications are invited from suitably qualified Malaysian Citizens for the following appointments:— (II Junior DianihUman i Temporary i Qualification Candidates mu*t ha\r pas.«ed Form IV in a Government School. Age: Mast ha\e attained the 17th but
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      169 16 Straits Times Crossword ACKO&S 10 rut c^on bo.. ij t&zrss^rr, sr 10 Sicnlrge about wn.t U, .to |J, ood tlmt lUe <toWB with a play ol nice quaJK, The glrl ta (Bi VEX*? exWblwd by IT. S liSCt; B i W p one m tramc a«taU«n win be »w>lfrh«4 19.
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      122 16 KAUMIMIIN IViuiik <)!><•■ lMinpi. l iiMii|>s iPCOH Singapore Junior rhampioothipi itsßA Ball, 8 pm.). >O« EM I) in. i. Baaiaasa Hmhm Uh i \yi t Wean Whul:li iIX/tli at t'.ul.uiu i. R«»--dlffuaion c iiu 6 I VaUey). Ipni, Dh I: lp-,h Youiißstrrs KEI Knli. S<>ng..: I X: I ronation t.
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      Globe Stream should be a good thing
      900 17  - Globe Stream should be a good thing EPSOM JEEP GOING SUITS THIS GELDING RACING with QLOBE STREAM is in p ;ak form and with the going in his favour he can be backed confidently in a Class Three third division race over 6f (Race Seven) at Penang today. Globe Stream
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      JOCKEY FORM
      87 17 JOCKEY FORM gives inu6 of the past 15 rsounts of the top Jockeys. Latest placing U on the right. Figures within brackets indicate number of winners Coleman (34) *************** Pretty (32i *************** Bougoure (18) *************** llarbhdge U8) *************** l*e (17) *************** Trevena (17) *************** Kang (15) *************** Sublan
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      1266 17 COINC FORECAST: Yielding to toft. Race 1-2.0 Class 6 (S4.800) 5y 2 f 1 ***** Watch Out (Kingdom) J Donnelly 4 9.5 •HuMn 6 I ***** Tant Mieux g (D. Breukelen) t ***** Shl.u Teong L«h (D B^u^nf 1 SnUni i" dllh Anlon a (Glor «a^ E B^uk
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      SELECTIONS
      147 17 EPSOM JEEP CALL BOY POINTER o^. Jl/DITH ANTON SOOCHOW Escort Watch Out Soocbow Judith AntoD JUDITH ANTON Rashjet Soochow Race 2 GREAT EAGLE MILKMAN The Wee Cobbler Chief Informer Petite Mam'kelle Petite Mam'telle GREAT EAGLB Chief Informer Gbunia Race S DUST HI RY UTKY LUCKY Lucky Lucky EUa, Eajle
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      CONVAIR DOES SMART TRIAL OVER 3F
      157 17 pONVAIR, with Des Coleman up, did an Impressive trial over 3f In 39-3/5 in yielding going at Penang yesterday morning. Philadelphia, looking very fit after a brief spell, strode out attractively on the bit with H. J Chuah up. He did 3f in 44
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      All-white jury for Clay case
      91 17 All-white jury for Clay case XTEW YORK, Tues. 11 An all-white jury of six men and six women was selected yesterday at Houston for the trial of heavyweight champion Cassius Clay on a charge of refusing induction into the U.S. Army. After the jurors were sworn in. the ca.se was
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      72 17 LONDON. Tue* —John MoC^rmack, who -*as born in Dublin, last night won the vacant British lightheavywelght boxing title when he beat Welshman Eddie Avoth in the seventh round of a 15-round contest at the National Sporting Club here. The referee stopped the flght after lmin 15sec of the seventh
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    Contractor robbed of $8,600 in lonely road
    209 18 Contractor robbed of $8,600 in lonely road Xl ALA M MPLR. Tues Three men. one armed with ;t pistol, forced a contractor's car to stop in lonely old waterworks road lln Klang. tmliv and robbed him ol SK.i.OO The contr.ii tor Mr. l.re Hoi ('boon, .mil a colli-acur Mr. Wonu
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    Nantah's role
    42 18 SINGAPORE. Tues. Prof. Huang Ying Jung. Vice-Chancellor of Nanyang University, will give a talk on "The role of Nanyang University in nation-building" to members of the V's Men's Club at their weekly luncheon at the Troika restaurant on June 24.
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    DEATHS
    115 18 NACAMUTHU. i>3. hrlovrd mother of Ratna.«»mv of Sungri Topawang Knate paaned t'.iay peacefully. Cortege will leave RTS Kamponß Raja Oardent. SutiKtl Patanl for cremation 5 p.m. 21.6.67. CHIN SEC. 79. panted nway peaceful!? on 20.6.6T at 4.30 a.m. Re las*** behind hn beloved wife and children. Thai Mol. Tew
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    IN MEMORIAM
    19 18 IN LOVING MEMORY of Mr*. Mar* Boh Kirn Nro. drpartid on 21.1t. 69. but «!w»vi dearly rrmrn.twred.
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    48 18 JORDANIAN refugees crossing the wrecked Allenby Bridge blown up during the recent hostilities over the River Jordan yesterday from the Israeli captured west bank. These thousands of refugees who have chosen to cross into Jordanian territory are creating a massive problem for King Hussein. UPI picture.
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    'Extortion' by banks
    81 18 HONG KONG. Tues. The government today accused communist banka of extorting money from Hong Kong businessmen for the "anti-persecution fund. The accusation was made by a spokesman for the Commerce and Industry Department who said "Local businessmen who have dealings with tlie.-e banks, because they are buying
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    Big Thai hunt for Tiger the bandit
    109 18 Big Thai hunt for Tiger the bandit BANGKOK. Tues. —More than 800 police today converged on a town north of Bangkok in a hunt for "Tiger" Kao Seemuang, Thailand's most wanted bandit. "Tiger" was reported to have been seen near the old capital of Ayudhya last night. The bandit and
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    Advertising courses
    64 18 Advertising courses SINGAPORE. Tue.s The Adult Education Board, the Advertisers Association and the Association of Accredited Advertising Agents will conduct (our 26--week advertising courses at the Catholic High School. The weekly courses will commence at the end of June. The tee Is $25 for each. Application forms are obtainable from
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    LONDON STOCKS
    305 18 LONDON. Tues.— Uncertainty i over the international situation and general lack of stimulating news held the London stock market in check today. Turnover was modest and features Isolated. Equities were featured by a gain of in Courtaulds on the chairman comments on prospects and news ol a liist-time
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    We're not afraid of any Sarawak party, Tengku tells House
    162 18 KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. rpHE Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman, A said in the Dewan Raayat today the Alliance is confident of winning the Sarawak elections 1 next year. "We are not afraid of any party there." he added. The Tengku
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    RUBBER
    63 18 LONDON, Tues— Spot 19\d.. July 19d.. Aug. 18 11 16 d.. Sept. 18 9 16d. July Sept. 18 11 16 d Oct. Dec. 18 7 16d Jan. March 18 7 16d.. April June 18', d. JulySept 18 9 16d.. Oct Dec. 18 11 l«d.. Jan March 18 ,d April
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    TIN
    31 18 LONDON. Tues— Buyers £1217 (+£4>. sellers £1217.. (+£S4), Forward buyers £1216' i £3 sellers £1217 I j £3. Settlement £1217.. (+£s'ji. Turnover a.m. 75 tons. p.m. 80 tons. Tone: Steady.
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    Memorial service
    34 18 SINGAPORE. Tues. The Buddhist Union will hold a memorial service in commemoration of the first anniversary of the death of Venerable Dhammsukha. Its founder, on Thursday at the Jalan Sen yum Shrine.
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    Water shut-off
    20 18 SINGAPORE. Tues— There will be no water supply tomorrow from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. at WUhart Road
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