The Straits Times, 24 June 1967

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    23 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 150,000 The Straits Times Ik National newspaper Estd- 1845 SATURDAY, JUNE 24, 1967 15 CENTS KDN. 2578:2590 M.C.(P)2266
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    Brown and Kosygin talk for two hours
    141 1 Brown and Kosygin talk for two hours UMTED NATIONS, Fri. British Foreign Secretary, Mr. (teorge Brown, conferred lor tw o hours wi t h Mr. Kosygin on the Middle Mast and Vietnam last night. The meeting took place at the Soviet Mission. Diplomatic sources said that in the discussion on
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    Lock icon BRITAIN GIVES ANOTHER US$500'000
    64 1 ITNITED NATIONS. Fri I Britain has informed the U.N. that it will make a special contribution of US$5OO,OOO to the U.N. Relief and Works Agency for Palestine refugees, it was announced yesterday. This an addition to the already announced contribution of U554,500,000. Britai 1 is also
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    Amok on ship kills three
    51 1 MANILA, Fri.— A 27-year-old Fiiipmi) wine merchant went, on a machete rampage while aboard a VMM) steaming toward Manila and killed three men before being .shot down by a fellow passenger, police reported today. They said the amok also wounded five passengers, two seriously. A.
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    Quickie summit it is...
    759 1 Quickie summit it is Face-to-face talks ...IN A SMALL TOWN HALFWAY BETWEEN NEW YORK AND WASHINGTON GLASSBORO, Friday PRESIDENT Johnson and the Soviet Prime Minister, Mr. Kosygin, met today in this tiny New Jersey university town for their historic summit conference. Mr. Johnson, who arrived r;ul\ l>y helicopter, greeted Mr.
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    54 1 £IXG 111 SSi:i\ of Jordan wiilkinj; through the bombarded section oi his palace on the ;i> to ;i press conference. He is followed by Prince Hassan and chamberlain Sheriff Hussein. At the press conference, the Kinjj denied Hull Jordan had accused Britain and America of sending planes to
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    Lock icon STRIKE AT SHA W'S HONG KONG STUDIOS
    243 1 STRIKE AT SHA W'S HONG KONG STUDIOS OONG KONG. Fri.— n About 150 workers of the Shaw Brothers movie studios staged a political walk-out this morning. Tho- Shaw Brothers studios, biggest movie-mak-ing studios in the colony located at Clearwater Bay In Kowloon. has been the target of intense communist agitations
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    Border sweep
    27 1 BANGKOK. Fri—Joint Malaysian and Tliai police panics sweepnu the border junhlrs in Betong district In search of eon* munlst guerrillas have arrested three Chinese ,uspec(s
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    Shock by Upko
    193 1 Shock by Upko Call for UN referendum lESSELTON. Fri J Upko tonight called for a referendum under U.N. sup•> r vision to ascertain il the people of Sit bah wanted a re-examin-ation of the 20 constitutional safeguards given to the State on her entry into Malaysia. The call for tin
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    STOP PRESS
    40 1 MM) \|R (RASH l\( K-ONMILE (Nortl Carolina), Fri. rm < < >v earn me hettmpten < "llnlcd in mid-air it i 8 n arise Iralnioi i(at ion limUv and <t .'0 prnplr were reporter] killed \i least VI pn>i>l< < i mured.
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      Lock icon France asks UN not to vote on Mid-East
      431 2 France asks UN not to vote on Mid-East UNITED NATIONS, Friday. FRANCE downgraded yesterday the need for any decision by the General Assembly on the Middle East crisis, saying this was the "proper sphere for the Security Council." In making this statement in the Assembly, the French Foreign Minister, Mr.
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      Lock icon CONDEMN ISRAEL' CALL TO U.N. ASSEMBLY BY PAKISTAN
      337 2 UNITED NATIONS. Friday. THE Foreign Minister of Pakistan. Syed SharlA fuddin Pizada. yesterday called on the General Assembly to condemn Israel and demand the immediate withdrawal of her troops from occupied Arab territory. Speaking on the fourth day of dPbstp in the
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      Lock icon Protest at de Gaulle's policy statement
      144 2 pABIS. Frl. President de Gtulle's foreirn policy statement linking the Middle East conflict with the Vietnam war brought a storm of protest in France today <\ thoueh many felt it was aimed at averting- a third world war. Government sources said that the President
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      Lock icon Navy man held for smuggling
      47 2 JAKARTA. Fn —South Sumatra authorities have arrested several people. Including a marine lieutenant, on charges of smugelinff pepper to Singapore, the Nationalist newspaper Apt Pantjaslla reported yesterday The cargo of pepper WM reportedly shipped to Singapore on board a Navy vessel UPI
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      $18 m. swindle uncovered
      64 2 JAKARTA. Frl An antlcorruption body has uncovered a massive swindle nf gtata funds Involving about (lift million rupuh* (about 118 million at the rurrent rate i, Anura ne«s agency reported ye*terdav It Mid the sum constituted about 2b r*r rent of the total resource* earmarked hv
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  • FOREIGN DESK2
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      Lock icon Uproar in Commons over Press security debate
      289 3 LONDON. Fri. Iproar broke out in Parliament la>t nißht after Mr. ll. in. ld Wilson said that the man responsible for KUidin K ttritains Press on senirit- matters over the past five years bad himself not bern ci\rn fall security cleacance. The statement
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      Egypt gets new Soviet planes
      348 3 Israel hopes West will lift arms embargo BONN, Friday. 'J'HE Soviet Union has started an air lift of new planes and tanks to Egypt to replace those lost in the Sinai Desert earlier this month, the former Israeli Defence Minister, Mr. Shimon Peres, said here
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      Lock icon Russian Balzac find
      58 3 BONN. Fn. Israeli special envoy Mr. Shimon Peres, said today that in one fortification on the Syrian front captured by Israeli forces a collection of works In Russian by the French author Honore de Balzac was found. "It is hardly likely that a Syrian soldier would want
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      Lock icon UAR, JORDAN MAY FACE BIG FOOD SHORTAGES: FAO EXPERTS
      436 3 ROME. Friday ITGYPT and Jordan may face critical food shortages before the end of this year in aftermath of the Arab-Israeli war. The situation in Syria may be only slightly less grave. Experts oJ the UN. food and Agriculture Organisation give
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      28 3 NEW DELHI. Fn.— Mrs. Indira Gandhi received a letter today from President Johnson which i was understood to deal mainly with the Middle E*m crisis Reuter
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      30 3 LONDON. Fn.— The number of coloured immigrants in Britain is expected to Increase roughly three and a half times to 3.500.000 by 1985. Parliament was told today. Reuter
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      Western oil firms charter every available tanker
      307 3 Western oil firms charter every available tanker f ONDON, Fri. Pracu tically every tanker capable of carrying oil from the Persian Gulf was today booked by Western oil companies after 12 hours of hectic negotiations on the London shipping charter market. A growing fear in shipping circles that the blocked
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      31 3 SALISBURY. Fn. Britain* special envoy. Lord Alport arrived here today to see if there are any grounds for resuming talks to end the deadlock over Rhodesia's seizure of independence.—Reuter.
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      Lock icon Still in Tokyo
      34 3 TOKYO. Pri. Madame Dem. third wife of former President Soekamo us still in Tokyo her maid said today Reports from Jakarta yesterday $aid that she had secretly returned to Indonesia. UPI
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      32 3 NEW YORK. Fri— The Grayling, nuclear-powered attack submarine described by the U.S. Navy as the ultimate undersea weapon of its type, was launched today at jlip Portsmouth naval shipyard.— AP.
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      Lock icon WANTED NAZI LEAVES BRAZIL SECRETLY
      150 3 DIO DE JANEIRO, Fri.— Alleged Nazi war criminal Franzy Stangi was spirited out of Brazil late last night aboard an airliner bound for Paris via Lisbon. Stangi. wartime commander of the Trebllnka and Sobibor extermination camps, has been accused of responsibility for the death of
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      Lock icon PARENTS SPURN RHODESIA CALL FOR COLOUR BAR
      173 3 PARENTS SPURN RHODESIA CALL FOR COLOUR BAR CAUSBURY, Fri. Large numbers of white Rhodesian parents are standing firm against attempts to bar multi-racial sport at their children's schools. Meetings of advisory councils of parents and local dignitaries at several secondary schools for whit* pupils have voted overwhelmingly during the past
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      1430 4 Copies of this prospectus have been lodged with and tegistered by the Registrars of Companies in Malaysia and Singapore each of whom takes no responsibility for its contents. Application has been made to the committee of the Stock Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore for permission to deal in and for
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      704 4 3. The profits of Selangor Coconut* and of the three subsidiary companies •were as follows:—. SELANGOR COCONUTS SELANGOR AND ITS SELUGK1 COCONUTS SUBSIDIARIES Srl.mcor Profits Coconut*' Profit* Profits (losses) Proportion t S Year ended 30th June. 1962 613.744 613.744 26.862 13.4.11 Year ended 30th June. 1863 584.766 584.766 1!>9 inn
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    Scheme to aid S'pore traders win more markets overseas
    460 5 Scheme to aid S'pore traders win more markets overseas SINGAPORE. Friday. THE Singapore Government is to evolve a scheme to help Singapore manufacturers win more markets overseas by insuring them against commercial and political risks in the export of their goods. Such a scheme would enable manufacturers who normally sell
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    Fishermen at civics course
    57 5 KUANTAN. Fri— The acme Mentri Besur of Pahanu Dato Han Abdul Aziz bin Ahmad lociu> o|>ei-ed a civics course at Kampon? Cherating. a fishing rillage 30 miles from here. He urged fishermen in the kamponu to makr full use of the opportunities afforded by the Government
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    Blind home meeting
    40 5 PKNANO Fn. The S:. Nirhiil.i.- School and Homr for Hip Biiiiri \mll hold their annual meeilM ;it Basnn Jerni.i. at 5.45 p.m. nr\t Tuesday. The meeting «;li rtr preceded by h tea party for supporters and friends
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    M-cycie snatch
    42 5 SINGAPOKE. Fri— An English cul. Miss NuUall. 17. had her handbag snatched yesterday dv motor-cycle pillion rider while *ln- wh> strollini; il nc Pnrtsdown Ri'Hd. in the Ayi'i Rajah area she lust a watch, some east) and her idfiintv card.
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    Land Rover overturns: One dead, 7 injured
    92 5 I/L.M.A LIPIS. Fri. A homeward-bound Geological Survey Depart inrnt Land Rover, carrying eight field workers, skidded and somersaulted on a straight stretch of road about three miles from here last night. All the workers were flung out of the vehicle. Some passing motorists
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    DON'T BRING FAMILIES' PLEA
    120 5 J BRUNEI TOWN. Fri. MALAYSIANS and Bin* 11 aporearus recruited b\ the Brunei Government to work here are asked not tfl bring their families with them, becau.se of the lack of housing facilities Many of the newly re-t-nuted st^iT are being accommodated at hoteN for Indefinite
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    MPs say 'yes'to higher duty on tyres
    189 5 MPs say 'yes' to higher duty on tyres I/UAI.A LUMPUR, 1V Fri. The Dowan Ra'ayat last night confirmed thp increase in duty on tyres and tubes and the cut in the duty on cement. In moving the Customs Duties i Amendment' 'No. 9 1 Order, 1967. the parlia- i mentary
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    Rotary Club installation
    59 5 SUNGEI PATANI, Fri R.>tariajM tioni Bangkok Penang. Prrak aiul Kedah attended the Sunen Paiani Rot an Club* enarter dinner held .it the Ibrahim Secondary School here on V\>dne>day nielit Dr. Bunliinn TtMUßtbai. Governor hi Rotary Dtacrtct 330 presented the charter to By«d 0.-man bin Syed Moh..med [did
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    HK money flow: MP's question
    54 5 SINGAPORE. Fri. A PAP backbencher. Mr Tsong Em S.ong iSembßwai-ti' will ask the Government at next Thursday* sittinß of Parlltiment whether there has been a lion ol inreiun invest ments into Singapore irceutly. espet tally from Hone Komi. and if Ihe Finance Minister could give
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    School board chairman denies transfer demand
    348 5 School board chairman denies transfer demand JOHORE BAHRU, The chairman Cf the board of governors o; the Laxsamana Secondary School in Kota Tinggl, Mr K. Ramti. iod.. nied the claim by the Johore branch of the Na tional Union ol Teachers that L' 3 teachers from his school had asked
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    Muda scheme engineer
    47 5 1POH. Prt. The State P'onage Hiid Irrigation DrpHitnirrr engineer. Per.ik Mr L» K< e Poll. ha& been transferred siar a* project enitlnwr of the gteot $204 million Moda irn£»tion M-hi-mr Ihe proieri call* for ihe <- lien ■>! 261 300 kim tor doubl* cropping iii pmU.
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      1139 5 (CONTINUED FROM PAGE 4) HISHUU \NU Bl MMM The Company was incorporated in the then Federated Malay States on 16th February. 1911 under the Companies Enactment 1897. the main obiect bern« to acquire land tor agriculture At present, the Company owns an oil palm estate situated in the Kuala Lanaat
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      1255 5 The directors intend to adopt M prußiesMve policy ana to continue to expand into the field of oil palm cultivation. The profits for the period July to December 1966 have been reduced partiv through normal .seasonal Quctuation In crops, partiv through lower produce prices and partly through interest charges on
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      90 5 §J 1 Ah n <>r Hff Al o arp /TO DO A N V^. AME 7^ > J^Aggy N N-WCT- I I LATEB.-TOK>OC(JSTOVIS- ""^V. 1 SWEtT OLD N, M£ rw J ttJCCTkOMCf J UNDER- J > WHY MO YOU LAcr* a J I t^ wwiMwry stamd. < /ah maint V
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    Rice on the up trend
    297 6 HIGH PRICE MAY GO ON SINGAPORE. Fri r |Mlli price of rice in Singapore, which h;is been on Ihe increase since the beginning of Iliis year, is expecled to continue its upward trend lor al le;isl another two months. A survey conducted by the Straits
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    Burma is to re-enter S'pore mart
    124 6 Burma is to re-enter S'pore mart SINGAPORE. Fri Bur- j me.se rice, once popular J but now trailing behind Chinese and Thai rice In Singapore, is to re-enter the local market in the near j future. This was indicated today j by the leader of the visiting five-man Burmese trade
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    QUEENSTOWN ! QUEEN CONTEST
    83 6 QUEENSTOWN QUEEN CONTEST SINGAPORE. Kri A Queenstown beauty will be I crowned "Queen" of the housing estate at a charity dance tr, be held at Raffles Hotel on Aug. 5. The dance, in aid of Si An-, drew I Mi.-Mon Hospital i^ beinn iirgtlllMrt by the Queenstown Citl- 'env Consultative
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    4 held up, robbed of $8,000 by armed men
    235 7 3 THUGS FORCE WAY INTO CAR AT ROAD STOPLIGHT SINGAPORE, Fri. Three armed robbers this mornin g forced their way into a cigarette company car outside the Britannia Club in Beach Road, and later got H\\;iy with $8,000, after holding up
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    $7,000 gift to varsity from S'wak businessman
    104 7 MR. Ang Chrng Ho. a businessman and industrialist in Sarawak, has donated ST. 00(1 to the University of Singapore to enable the Department of Surgery to purchase equipment for the intensive care of patients. Picture shows the univrrsity's Vice-Chancellor. Professor Lim Tay Boh
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    Forum on 'City we want'
    58 7 SINGAPORE. Fri A public forum on "The City We Want" will be held at the Cultural Centre Theatre at Canning Rise tomorrow from 8 p.m. to 9.30 p.m. The speakers at the forums will be Mrs. Hedwlg Anuar, Mr David Chew. Mr. Lim Chong Kea*.,
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    Lions officials
    24 7 SINGAPORE, Fri.— New officebearers of the Lion Club of Singapore (Host) will be Installed at the Prince's Resaurant tomorrow at 1 p.m.
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    A TTC MAN WINS ESSO 'LEADERS' TALK CONTEST
    123 7 WILFRED PHILLIP JAMES (left) of the Teachers Traininn College. Singapore. receivinK his trophy from the Minister of State for Culture. Mr. K.C. Lee, at the Victoria Theatre on Thursday night, after winning the finals of an islandwide oratorical contest for university and
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    'BREAK AWAY FROM BONDS' —NEC CHIEF
    281 7 SINGAPORE, Friday. THE president of the National Employers' Council, Mr. Ec Hoon Siak today called on its members to "break away from the bonds of conservative and traditional thinking" to help promote the Republic's policy of evolving a new social and industrial society. Addressing
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    U.S. Judge for S'pore to give lecture
    103 7 SINGAPORE. Fri. Thomas C Clark, who retired last week from his appointment as Associate Justice of the U.S. Supreme Court, will fly into Singapore on 6<?nrtay. iiuiln- his four-day visit, JuMitr Clark will give a lecture on Tagal Clntrol of 1 ni-t and
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    Istana dinner for St. John officials
    69 7 Istana dinner for St. John officials SINGAPORE. Fri. The President. Inche Yusof bin Ishak today chaired the St. John Council annual meeting at the Ist ana Negara. He thanked the 23 members present for having extended their term of office last year, and staying on to help amend the association's
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    Motorbike world trip for two Americans
    154 7 SINGAPORE, Friday. 'TWO Americans who are travelling around the x world on motorcycles, arrived here today from West Malaysia. They are Bill Nail, 36, and Bill Wainwrlght, 38 both bachelors from California. They hope to travel through 40 countries In 10 months. Nail, a
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    Sports meet
    48 7 SINGAPORE. Fri— The Singapore Boy Scouts Oeylang District Association wUI hold its third annual sports at the Seraya School grounds tomorrow at 2.30 p.m. Cubs, scouu and seniors from 20 primary and secondary schools in the Oeylang area will participate In the 14-« vent meet. •t
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    First do a little bad...
    464 8 EXPERT: WHAT A GOVT. MUST DO FOR GOOD DEVELOPMENT... KUALA LUMPUR, Friday. FOR a government to do a great good in development, it must first do a little bad. This is the advice of the Philippines delegate to the Second Seminar on Development Mr. V.
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    Iron rod attack on brother
    36 8 BUTTERWORTH. Pri. A labourer, M. Manlkam. 38. who hit his brother with an iron rod. tu today Jailed for four months on a charge of causing grievous hurt. He pleaded guilty.
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    Ruler to attend
    30 8 KOTA BHARU. Pri.— The Sultan and Ra.ia Perempuan of K»lantan will attend the installation dinner of the Rotary Club her* at the Chinese Chamber of Oommerce tomorrow.
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    JUNIOR COLLEGES FOR SIXTH FORMERS MOVE BY COUNCIL
    162 8 KUALA LUMPUR. Frl. JUNIOR colleges, catering for Form Blx pupils win soon be established by the Malayan Joint Christian Council. The establishment of a these colleges, which will i eventually become unlver- 1 sity colleges, was one of I the topics of
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    Wanted: Escorts for 13 beauties...
    108 8 TPOH, Pri. Ipoh Jaycees, organisers of the Miss Malaysia contest Heine held here for the first time, want tne services of bachelors. Theirs will be the pleasant task of escorting participants in the contest at the ball at the Asrama Perak in Tamhun Road on
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    Schoolboy dies in accident
    54 8 SINGAPORE. Pri— A schoolboy. Abdul Rahman bin Mohamed Noor, 10. of Kfen Keat Avenue, was killed when he was knocked down by a car near the Junction of Kirn Keat Road and Woodscllle Road on Wednesday. Eye-witnesses are asked to contact Inspector Dallb Baba of Sepoy
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    Malaysian Army to have a new battalion
    179 8 Malaysian Army to have a new battalion KUALA LUMPUR, 1V Fri. The Malaysian Army will have a new battalion soon with the creation of the 10 Bn, Royal Malay Regiment. The nucleus of the battalion, which will be stationed at Ipoh, has already been established with the selection of a
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    Passed: A Bill to boost exports
    229 8 KUALA LUMPUR, Frl A BILL to assist the promotion of industries and of the exports of Malaysian manufactured goods was approved by the Dewan Ra'ayat last night without debate. In moving the Income Tax Laws (Malaysia) (Amendment) Bill. 1967. the Finance Minister. Tun Tan
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    CAR PARK with RESTAURANT, SHOPS
    548 9  -  CHIA POTEIK 'New Look' Collyer Quay of 1970 By SINGAPORE, Fri. A $.S million multi storey car park for 700 vehirl v s in Col Iyer Quay will form the bnsis of a comprehensive scheme which will provide ;i direct link from the Raffles Place
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    Govt's policy to keep up-to-date, says Wok
    226 9 SINGAPORE. Fri. The Minister for Culture and Social Affairs. Inche Othman Wok, today said it was the Government's policy to keep abreast of modern developments, and to pass on the benefits of technological innovations to the people. Speaking at the opening of the
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      177 9 RETAS RADIO SHOW and Innovation." Inche Othman noted that what was more characteristic of Singapore was the belief that any innovation must benefit the people. It was this collective will of the people to want to mould a dynamic nation out of diverse communities that constituted a vital force for
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      49 9 tlon. organised by the Radio and Electrical Traders Association ißetasi had the man-in-the-street In mind. Altogether 14 electronic sound equipment importers are taking part in the 10-day exhibition, wnlrh opens daily from noon to 10 p.m. On display are the latest range of electronic equipment available on the market.
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    DEATH
    56 10 in W,,rdt Hi (Mimimum) artf* M ItM late Mr. UU Koh Kal I.P. pataed avtay |>racrmily on 2U.« S7. LraMnx t»r>ind .1 aona Kurn Trr, KIM <'han. Kurn Poo.' dauKhtrr*. 3 dauKhtrra-ln-law. 6 aona-ln-law and 4* crandrhildrrn to mourn her loaa. Funeral on 2.VH 67 at 2 piu from
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
    85 10 10 Word, 11$ (Mlmlmmml MR. A MRl. K.T.H. SINtiAM thaak ■U frlrnda and rrlntlvm fur thrlr valu »M> KlftH Knd attrndani* oil Ih. ocra- ion of OMtr marrtaxs on 1T.« 67. T C KRItHNAN. l^iwlu lUltatf thunki rriaiivra and frlmda for lh»lr »rt#rf1anrf. coBuratiilatory lrlr«mm«. and vxluahl* prrcrati at
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    IN MEMORIAM
    30 10 in Word* tli (Mimmmm) IN TREASURED MEMORY of our beloved parents, th* lat« Mr. A Mrs. R I I'nurr. departed thia life 24th IBM IMI lMh May 1»47.
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    191 10 10 Word* Sit (Mimimum) COCKPIT HOTEL! ••RUSTTAFEL la nerved Saturday and Siim.i.i bßMai KeeerVHtiuua B.lM* S |xn. Oil) YOU KNOW that a*M aMM :•<•■ romlitlon.-d bhb arc now available from Natiunni Caw Kernels' 1 is porai -^..-.i iKi.i. REMEMBER 'MARIINE- and Totltel trnrl altknraa. Tbla famous BawatV "ty Is
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    RELIGIOUS ANNOUNCEMENTS
    315 10 II Worit U (Mimlmmm* ARVA tAMAJ SINOAP0RE. v.-.i •aiaanc .Sunday 10 no am. Rlvaa, IHvotliinal Sonnv KrltKioun Mmm I'rrrtliho] hy Slirl JanakraJ IBLI PRESHYTFRIAN CHURCH. Zlnn. Senirnnon Otnlcn W.1B a.m. Uf» j mi^ad Road io.ih) am Cialilr* l-aair P.iniunc r, on d 111 Jnut Hare*. KATONR PRESBYTERIAN bHURCH
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    OVERSEAS LEAVE
    54 10 M Worrf. Si f M rt». Mfra ORivc V0UR1ILF IN Britain cm a lam nut our unlimltatf mll*w* r»tf» off»r th« t\nmt t«]u« id VAmtlon motor in* Sulooni, RaUlM Con\frtlhle, Minn, from 5 fna. p.w. quarterly loff-pMki. Cholc* of M popular modrla. Rom* and OtttMl Ml Flnchl«y Road.
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      The Start Of Talks
      711 10 The news that Mr. Koflß/gb) and Mr. Johnson arc meeting has raised expectations so high that there is danger of let- down. But it is important that they an- nu-itiiiK ;it all. For the Soviet Prime Minister to have returned to Moscow without seeing America's President
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      Sabah Migrants
      292 10 The migration to Sabah is 'in full swing. Nearly 1,000 people have made the move from West Malaysia since the Migration Fund Board despatched its Hist party in January. The scheme has plenty of lakers (with the promise of land after two years as the primary lure) and
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      Clean-up Time
      270 10 In just over two month*' time Kuala Lumpur will be I the focus of celebrations for i the tenth anniversary of Malayan independence and the fouith of the formation of Malaysia. A brave effort will be made. Yet there is rueful thought that the expansion of the past
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      Speed, and safety on the roads
      170 10 I refer to your report tST June 21) on the testing of the new Peta Peta speed trap. Whilst I do not necessarily disagree with the use of hi.> type of device, Ido take exception to DSP Lee\ assertion that speed is a major
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      Untitled
      45 10 THE director of broad- casting's replies to your correspondents prove to be interesting reading and at times amusing but not convincing enough. Perhaps he can explain why there must be two Cantonese films on one day. at 5 00 p.m. and 6.35 pm VIEWER Singapore
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      71 10 IT is true that some accidents are caused by negligent, speeding motorists, but have the Police completely forgotten that slow motorists wno bin-k to the middle of the road cause as many accidents ij not more? It is high time that these inconsiderate motorists are told to drive by the
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    Moving the Muruts towards Prosperity
    1203 10  - Moving the Muruts towards Prosperity WILLIAM CAMPBELL THE day of decision is near for the 5.000 Murut people of Sabah's inhospitable Pensiangan area on the Indonesian border. They can stay where they are or opt for a new and better way of life in the fertile Nabawan Valley, some 50
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    Horse owner foils bid to steal gold trophy
    140 11 Horse owner foils bid to steal gold trophy IPOH, Fri. A racehorse owner, Mr. V. Jeyaratnam, believes that an attempt was made to steal a $5,000 gold trophy from Ms Tambun Road home here last night. A man was seen crouchIng on the balcony Just above the hall, but he
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    More one-way traffic
    50 11 PENANG. Fri. One-way traffic will be enforced along two more roads In the city, with effect from next Thursday. In Johore Road, traffic will flow from the Da to Kramat Road end towards Anson Road. In Dunlop Road, traffic will enter from AnM Road towards Dato Kramat.
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    Rape alleged
    21 11 KAMPAR. Fri. Police here yesterday detained an 18-ye»r-old wuth In connection with a report of rape of a five-year-old
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    CUTBACK in M-PLAN TARGETS HINT
    631 11  - CUTBACK in M-PLAN TARGETS HINT 808 NG |By ITUALA LUMPUR, Fri. The Government and its top development planners are to discuss during the midterm review next year the possibility of scaling down the targets of the First Malaysia Plan in the light of its current financial difficulties. This was indicated
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    Many jobs in Sabah to Indons, Filipinos
    99 11 Many jobs in Sabah to Indons, Filipinos TESSELTON. Frl.—lndoneslans and Filipinos accounted for more than 77 per cent of the Immigrant wortcers and their dependants allowed into Sabah last year. A total of 1,567 Indonesians and 671 Filipinos were granted entry permits to work here— a record from each country.
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    'GRAVE INJUSTICE': DTC UNION
    223 11 KUALA LUMPUR, Friday. rpHE National Union of Day-Training College A Trained Teachers today hit out at the Teachers Salaries Commission for the "grave injustice" of according the National Union of Teachers a special extension to submit its memorandum. "Now at least we know which union has
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    Girl, 5, hurt in crash gets $90,000
    292 11 Girl, 5, hurt in crash gets $90,000 SINGAPORE, Friday. A FIVE-YEAR-OLD girl, Lim Hak Sim, paralysed after a lorry accident, was awarded $90,000 general damages and costs by Mr. Justice Kulasekaram in the High Court today. Dr. William Fung, a consultant orthopaedic surgeon, in his medical report on the girl,
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    Husband cared more for dogs...
    124 11 Husband cared more for dogs... CINGAPORE. Frl. Mr*. Sonia Norma Colvin. married In Kuala Lumpur four years ago, today asked the High Court here to dissolve her marriage, which she said had failed from the start. Her husband, Brian Kelly Colvin, she added, had shown utter disinterest in her, and
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    THE TIDES
    89 11 TODAY: Sedill Kechll 12.0» a.m. (B.3ft 1 945 p.m. 1 6.3 f tp. Singapore 1.16 p.m. (7.Ttt> 11.54 p.m. t9.3ff); Port D.cltson 7.47 a.m. (B.3ft) 8.18 p.m. (B.9ft); Port Swettenham 7.20 a.m. 15.1 ft) 7.26 p.m. (15.1 ft); Penang 1.48 a.m. (7ft) 1.43 p.m. (B.7ft >. TOMORROW: Sedili
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      824 11 TV MALAYSIA CHANNEL S Kuala Lum- House Divided; 7.00 New* pur and Penane; 6 'P°h and in English; 7.10 PerspecMalarci; 3 and 10 Johore tive: 7.35 Bewitched Eat at Bahru; 4 Taipint; Batu Mario's; 8.00 News in MandaPahat; 9 Kluanf. nn; &10 BaUcia— Kronchong 3-00 P.M. Programme Sum- and Malay
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    Brunei to recruit Gurkhas for field force?
    297 12  - Brunei to recruit Gurkhas for field force? Ignatius Stephen By URUNEI TOWN, Fri. The Sultan of Brunei's recent visit to Nepal has some connection with plans to recruit retired British Army Gurkha soldiers for a Brunei Gurkha field force, reliable reports reaching here from London indicated today. This .subject came
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    Air pact talks
    18 12 KUALA LUMPUR. Pri. Malaysia and New Zealand today be. gan talks on an air agreement.
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    Gotong royong
    25 12 PENANG, Fri. More than 200 villagers of Permatang Saga. Butterworth. yesterday launched a gotong royong (self help) project to open a kampong road.
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    Lock icon British ships may skip the Suez for good
    457 12 British ships may skip the Suez for good LONDON, Friday. BRITISH shipowners are seriously considering whether they will use the Suez Canal when it reopens, informed shipping sources said here today. Twice in 11 years their routing schedules have been completely disrupted —at very heavy cost by closure of the
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    Aid to rebuild homes
    55 12 KUALA LUMPUR, Pri. Th Minuter of Welfare Services, Ha Abdul Hamid Khan, today hande over a cheque for $71,400 fror the Civil Disaster Fund to th Selangor State Secretary. Ha Megat Mahmud bin Megat Imti.ii to re-build 238 houses for th Pulau Kftam fire victims, at
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    Aid for floodhit pupils
    44 12 MACHANG, Fri. About 1.000 orimary and secondary school children here who were hit by the recent floods, will get money soon from the Kelantan Government Co buy books. A secondary school pupil will receive $15 and a primary pupil $8.
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    Lock icon TALKS OPEN ON STORE BASE
    161 12 TALKS OPEN ON STORE BASE ONDON. Frl. Mr. Lee Kuan Yew began talks here yesterday with British Ministers on the future of the British base at Singapore and the impact of planned defence cuts east of Suez. He conferred with the Commonwealth Secretary, Mr. Herbert Bowden, and the Defence Secretary,
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    Airman fights off five thugs
    107 12 Airman fights off five thugs DENANG, Fri.— Au KAA* officer fought with a five-man armed gang last night when they tried to drag his girl companion from a car. Flying Officer I. F. Satrata, 25, later told police he was driving along the Vale of Tempe Road, off Tanjong Bungah,
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    Art show
    30 12 PENANO, Fri. Thr RSPCA will sponsor an exhibition of batik, oil and flnnnol paintings by Prn-anß-born artist Yong Cheng Wah open ing at the Penang Library on Tuesday.
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    Orchid theft
    19 12 PENANO. Pri. An orchid Dlant, valued at $25. was stolen rrom a house in Penang Hill yeaterday.
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      327 12 Swine fever in Penang PENANG, Fri. Swine fever has again been reported in Penang The State Veterinary Officer. Mr. Lim Seang Chye. said about ten pigs had dird recently from the disease. "We have taken every measures to prevent it spreading." he added. Straits Times Crossword ACROSS 5i 1. Tyier
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    Lock icon JUST FANCY THAT
    142 13 JUST FANCY THAT IT'S funny, but commuters didn't bat an eyelid when Jack Chance boarded the London-bound rush-hour train from Se\enoaks, Kent, recently. Which really was surprising. For lie was only wearing a fur hat, sunglasses, bow tie, swimming trunks, boots, socks and a wristwatch. And, carrying an umbrella, he
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    'You decide first,' magistrate told
    244 13 MALACCA, Friday a MATTER of importance under Muslim law A which was referred to the High Court here for a ruling was today referred back to the magistrate's court to determine. Dato Justice Ismail Khan felt that the magistrate shoula give his decision on the
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    Management seminar
    52 13 KOALA LUMPUR. Frl The Minister of Agriculture and Cooperatives. Hajl Ghazall bin Hajl Jiwi. will open the first Malaysian co-operative management seminar at the Co-operative College In Pefaline Jaya on MondaMore thin 100 delegates will attend the seminar to dismiss ways to Improve the quality of management In
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    Bcrsilat show by women
    38 13 PENANO. Frl.— The Balik Pulau Women's Bersllat Society will Klve demonstration of the Malay art of self-defence at the Umno food and fun fair at the kone.M playground on the night of July 1.
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    Beginning of a new era, says Nasir at spelling talks
    262 13  - Beginning of a new era, says Nasir at spelling talks LOKMAN HALIM By KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Detailed discussions on a common spelling system between Malaysia and Indonesia began today at the Dewan Bahasa dan Pustaka. Welcoming the Indonesian delegates, the d^ec.or of the Dewan Bahasa dan/ Pustaka, Syed Naslr bla
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    Surpervisee jailed
    32 13 BDTTERWDRTH. Frl A police supervisee. Cheah Y*>oh Chonu. 19. was today Jailed for two years for falling to remain in his house at Telok Ayer Tawar between •unset and sunrise.
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    Road death: A misadventure
    72 13 TELUK ANSON. Fri A verdict of death by misadventure was recorded here at an inquest on Musa bin Ibrahim eight, a schoolboy who died at the Ipoh General Hospital rhree days after he was knocked down by a car on Aug. 29. last year. alone Innes
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    Treshie Queen' to be chosen at Ball
    63 13 SINGAPORE. Frl.— About 800 students are expected to attend the University of Singapore's Orientation Ball to be held at the Ocean Park Hotel on Saturday. The nights highlights will include performances by guest artistes and the annual "Freshle Queen" contest. The winner of
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    ACCC to discuss 'blood debt' accord
    354 13 ACCC to discuss 'blood debt' accord KUALA LUMP UR, Fri. The Associ a t c d Chinese Chambers of Commerce will meet here on July 19 to discuss the settlement of the "blood debt" claim reached between the Malaysian and Japanese Governments in Tokyo last month. The terms of settlement
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    Sen. Tan: Suez closure blow to Malaysia
    235 13 UUALA LUMPUR. Fri. An increase In shipping freight rates would be a blow to Malaysia's economy, the president of the Associated Chinese Chambers of Commerce, Senator Tan Sri T. H. Tan, said today. A 10 per cent surchartw* on freight rates was imposed
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      Lock icon British troops land on ridges by copter
      243 14 ADEN. Fri British troops today made daring helicopter landings on mountain ridges overlooking: Aden's Crater town to tighten their crip round the district, scene of two days' bitter fighting. They did not enter Crater itself, where 12 of their comrades were killed on
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      Lock icon Britain to be firm in Hong Kong
      511 14 NO INTENTION OF FOREGOING RESPONSIBILITIES OR COLONY'S POSITION, HOUSE OF LORDS TOLD LONDON, Friday gRITAIN yesterday made it clear that it had no intention of foregoing its responsibilities or its position in Hong Kong. The tough statement on Britain's policy regarding the Far
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      Lock icon No reply—and this is why
      350 14 No reply and this is why LONDON. Friday BRITAIN has not answered China's five demands to her over the Hong Kong Government's handling of leftwing disturbances in the colony this month. Commonwealth Undersecretary Lord Beswick told the House of Lords today: "It is hardly to be expected that we should
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      Lock icon NOW AN IMPORTS BAN ON TWO HK FIRMS
      112 14 UONG KONG, Fri.—China has banned the supply of rice imports to two Hong Kong merchants who recently attended a garden party given by the Governor Sir David Trench Reports said the official Chinese Trading Agency had informed Mr F. S. Li. director
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      Lock icon Big beach hunt for octopus killer
      111 14 CYDNEY. Fri. Boldiers were today searching beaches here for a poisonous sea creature which killed a young Army recruit. Private James Ward, 23, became paralysed and later died in hospital after picking up what he thought was an octopus while walkIng along a beach
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      Lock icon 1,177 U.S. troops killed in Vietnam in May
      220 14 1,177 U.S. troops killed in Vietnam in May CAIGON, Fri. The number of U.S. Servicemen killed in Vietnam last month was 1.177, according to figures made public yesterday. This is It) per cent of all American deaths In Vietnam since the U.S. entered the war. The Communists lost an estimated
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      THE THREE CROCS ON PD's BEACHES
      89 15 THE THREE CROCS ON PD's BEACHES I MChtcd off Port Dkh— beaches toi\ <• brought tr.tl An \i«-t\. ;ilmi more <-\i itrment th.in a \isit from the TS. Seventh Fleet. I cut many prupl( li.im- seen the i rococlilrs (<> dis i "lint the NrlMle thins, as a— th> i
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      KNOCKING THE PINS
      87 15 WHILST 1 am not anainst the screenIne of bowling films I feel that the reason for the reluctance on the part of TV Singapura to screen such films lies In their doubtful entertainment potential from a spectator's point of view. In bowlinß. as in other popular sports
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      BEGGARS
      41 15 THERE are beggars everywhere in Ipoh. What has our Government done for them This problem calls for sustained sta'e support. Private charity, charitable societies or a fewaided begsrar- homes can not accomplish much in this direction. V. P. KRISHNASAMV Ipoh.
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      Blue cards and the official red tape
      74 15 Blue cards and the official red tape riH-IE Law governing X »aveJ across the -usewav will come into torce on July 1. citizens has been issued with the restricted passport. The Singapore Government has. however, made no arrangements yet for stateless persons resident in Singapore those holding the blue Singapore
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      90 15 Tl/TY wife possesses a 111 Singapore blue identity card. She applied personally 3 days ago tor a travel document to return to Malaysia, but was informed that such a travel document could not be issued until an announcement was made in the Press. Does the Government realise the hardship
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      Furbishing Singapore's Golden Mile
      471 15 REFER to your editorial "The c lolden Mile" (June 19) on Singapore's urban renewal projects. It js true that .some ol is which have been otlered for sale are now tMcumbered. Our agreement on the sale of site .s to hand to the developer completely cleared
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      BUYING RICE BY THE PICUL...
      96 15 ("OULD the Ministry ot Commerce and Industry say where one could buy say a month's supply i half a pikuh of Nu. 1 Kedah rice at 32 Ct.s? I have been to several retail shops and their VCedah rice is priced at 40 Ct.v Only
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      212 15 I REFER to le ter by K.. S Yip iST. May 23. Members of the Mobil*" Souad are aware that they should comply with all the traffic regulations However. It is necessary for them to exceed the sDeed limits in the course of their duties
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      A teacher for nearly 47 years
      235 15 A teacher for nearly 47 years 'I'HE sudden death last week, in his eightyfourth year, ot Mr. H. V. Ponniah m Kuala LumDur came as a shock In tho thousands who knew him as friend. teacher, counsellor and guide Mr. Ponniah came to Kuala Lumpur in 190<J to join the
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      Quotas, tariffs for jobs too
      92 15 IT is hoped that the offer of urban renewal land for development wul bring a glut oi overseas investors. They will undoubtedly be followed by their retinue of architects and engineers who would prepare plans in their own rountry and will be remunerated there. Existing
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      76 15 FLAME TREES PLANTED REPLYING to N.iturists letter iS.T. June H> the P.W.D. planted 21 "Yellow Kiame tiees on June 19 along Kace Course Koacl as suggested. .More trees are being planted wherever possible along this road. "Yellow Flame" is considered more suitable in this area than "Flame of the Forest".
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      274 15 WHERE STANDARDS ARE THL SAME YB Ong s letter "Language and the QJC.E. Examinations (.ST. June o.i says that there is a wide dilference between the Cambridge examinations and the GCE. examinations. In fact, there is absolutely no difference between the two examinations where standards are concerned
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    Movement in rubber price is small
    338 18 A QUIET weeks trading was shortened by the public holiday on Monday .state H.C.B. and Co. Ltd. in their current review of the Rubber Market. Levels barely moved from these ruling at the close of la.st week, adds the report. The main feature \\a>
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    168 18 MELBOURNE. Frl. jifIMNG and Industrial shares eased further In early trading but made some recoveries in the afternoon. B.H.P. closed 8 cents lower at 59.00 after touching $8.88. Other Industrial leaders moved narrowly. Western Mining had a low jor the day or $17.10 but closed ai i 19.50
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    86 18 CM I N C SC Product Cichanst, Smii p..r» noon pneea oar picul yeatarday Catanut ail: hulk I4T| aellera. drum ■96 »ellor» Capra Mixed if oh i locm June lUl) IK Confine, l %\»i B. Pepper: MuntoK opite till > ■rktta ***** •eiiem. aajtCaU ißiaiwaiJl hUck fVTt nellerit.
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    STOCK EXCHANGE QUIETLY STEADY: NEW LISTING
    883 18 From Our Market Correspondent INDUSTRIALS were quiet--1 ly steady on the Stock Exchange yesterday with one or two outstanding features. Harper (.ilfill.tn one dollar shares on first listing yesterday had business from 52.20 to H to SMI to > iii on a turnover of
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    STOCK INDICES
    33 18 Malayan Stock Indi.rs .1 a June v Junr n Industrials. n?.ST H4. O f ;Propcilirs: 106.19 106 7( •Miniiij>s. p. ft nUiui; His.:: liis';; !><■«. .'9. IMb-.' lon TMt 30. Ifldb mv.
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    Straits tin price gains on fair buying demand
    359 18 Straits tin price gains on fair buying demand rpHE price of tin in Prnang 1 yesterday ro>e Mali to 5609 per pi. ul with fair demand reported especially from the Continent. In London on Thursday afternoon there had been a drop of 10s. a ton. 'Hie tone of the Straits
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    34 18 I( h •*ch*n£t markit H H U.g. Onlljr ■■> q nMH si .-•i| lor T.f. aril »ii mi caah. I Sttrlmi araa ajnMM M 16.1 M aan I an* tatl af laid a'
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    JOINT RUBBER PRICES
    230 18 JILT first rrade ruhber f.o.h. bu.Trr* rlooed at .i p.m. in Kuala Lumpur and Sincaporr >e»trrda« at 57 crnts per Ib. unrhancrd on Thursdays closine; lerrl. Thr innr was idlr. R.A.S. and M.X.X. rioting prices in emM prr Ib. Trsterdar. Buyt is Sellers [nt. 1 R s
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    178 18 <Hll>t lying alongaida tht tingapara Narbaur wharvee ar aiwctid lay ara: I -amun 7 Automedon 10 11. c t^r Miair 13 14. South Se* 19. Sam.-i Maru f>ambaa M, Anna K U KM AMMHimaj W. Caltrx Canber'a a 41 and Slraat MaJjaJd Part twattfnham ttai A.l«itj»raa
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      1124 18 Y\^"" KAWASAKI KISEN KAISHA LTD. Western Australia. Singapore /Japan Service "Seiraa Maru 9 14 July 22 73 Jaly lAuf 5 Auf "Maaeshima Man" II 2* Jaly i t Aaf 14 Aut II Aut West Africa, Singapore/ Japan Service iMuJj "tanJn Man" Sailea 7 Jaly 14 July II July Ohshima Mara
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      344 18 Singapore P. S'fam Penani ETA ETD ETA/ETD EU.ITD FROM CALCUTTA M.y. "STATE OF tUJURAT" for Hong Kon| 4 Japan Juae 29 3* JMMIt/i; FROM CALCUTTA "STATE OF RUTCN" for Fremantie. Ade'iide. Melbourne I Sydney My 11/11 Jilf 13 FROM MADRAS. NACAPATTINAM 1 PENANC. T.S.S. "STATE OF MADRAS" for Nifapaitmam Micris
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    Business done on the Stock Exchange
    1261 19 r>i ivr In and reported to. Ihr Singapore and Kuala I iimpur trading room* of the Mas: k F vrhinje yesterday with thr number of share* traded in br.irke-ta: INDUSTRIALS: BsuMoad (1.000) J' SI Centrsl Sugar il.OOO) SI 53 L-. ,l7i!00. SI.M, D. (44.000)
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    CLOSING PRICES
    22 19 June 23. RI'BBER PRICE: 57 t cents (unchanfed). TIN: $609 (up 25 cents). Estimated offerinc 220 tons (down 15 tons).
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    70 19 1 us made these change* Id its rates to merchant! yesterday (*U rate to SIM); United Statss: Buying TT 32R/8 airmail OD 32 3/4. 90 d/St. 33 1/16 er*dlt bills. 33 1/2 trad* bills. Csnsds: Buvlng TT 35 5/16, airmail on 1«. !>n d/st. 36 credit hills. 36
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      87 19 STRAITS TIMES PREPAID FORM Semi-Display Advertisements Rat* 120 par eohuaa Inch (appro*. 40 worda). (Available to classified anhmns under GENTOAIa beadlnga). tyo. f.se, a,....*,. WMto rtne by Una <n» S words L ROMAN CAPITAL* par Haw) and State sl«* 2. Romaa low** ease. required to aaara* quarter S. BOLO OAPITAL*.
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      721 19 tl Hn it rt ilrm ALL THAT CLITTIRI at Lee Onn. JO« 4 south Bride Road. Singapore, may nnt >c cold, hut It ti quality Jewellery. tALr NOW ON M Michelle ladles ■ho** garment* nO3 Orchard Road, Spore. Also avallnhle the latrit wi*a, oair-pleren and hair coametici etc. TMI OAV
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      913 19 WHERE TO STAY (Hoig Kra IS Wor4» tt (Mitt.)— Box it rto. txlrm WILCOMk tO NONOKONQ .lay ■t the International Uucsl House til) single IXiiinie rooms w. natb boaattd In rIM heart of Tourist Centre. Exoelleni ttorvlc* tcooomy enarges Slnxls fsjl 00 up Double M.OO up CnuftSkln* Mansion tttn. ytb
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      697 19 »ÜBLIC APPOINTMENT SINGAPORE GOVERNMENT VACANCY Applications are Invited from Singapore Malaysian Citizens:— Appointment: VERBATIM REPORTER latary Scale: $690 x 30A-930 p.m. plus Variable Allowance. iff: Preferably above 25 yean. )uallficationt t Experience: Cambridße School Certificates or equivalent Candidates without the academic qualifications may also be considered and if selected may
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      769 19 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS PUBLIC APPOINIMENI PUBLIC UTILITIES BOARD, SINGAPORE WATER DKPARTMKNT: Requires ELECTRICAL OPERATING CHARGEMEN. KOTA TINOOI WATERWORKS In .alary scale < |315xA16-363 plus variable allow- ance as payable from lime to time. Qualification* dt Must have Certificate of I Competency as Electrical Chargemen with Nil Restriction* as Issued by National
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      Parbury's Ascot Gold Cup
      199 20 Parbury 's Ascot Gold Cup LONDON, Frl.—English-train-ed Parbury repelled a strong French challenge yesterday to win the Gold Cup, premier race In the four-day Royal Ascot meeting. In a thrilling photofinish to the gruelling 2 -mile event. Parbury won by a short head Irom another English hor.se. Mehari. Dansrur, one
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      Flying Spark bids for 4-timer
      405 20 Flying Spark bids for 4-timer RACING with Epsom Jeep pLYING SPARK, one of the most promising young stayers in training, bids for his fourth successive win when he runs in the Batu Gantong Cup (Class Three) over lOf at Penang tomorrow. After winning twice in Class Four, the four-year-old Maddalo
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      Bukit Timah entries
      1325 20 ALL-IN-THE-FAMILY TRIUMPH FOR VAN BREUKELENS EN T RIES, totalling 305, for the Bukit Timah races on July 1, 2. 8 and 9, are(LASS TWO '6f or 8f; M or 10ft: Amos Burke 6f If; Aristocrat II 6f 7f: Arkotio 6f 7f: Armistice 6f 7f: Attractive Lad 6f
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      JOCKEY FORM
      97 20 JOCKEY FORM gives plactngs of the past 15 months of the top Jockeys. Latest placing Is on the right. Figures within brackets indicate number of winners. Coleman (37) *************** Pretty (34. *****013.t*****0 Boueonre (18) *************** Harbridce HBi *****:********** M* 1 7 I 00P303 1 *****000 Trevena (17) **********300:10
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      552 20 i IS! 1 KENYATAAN TAWARAN J.K.R. PAHANG Ta«aran2 daripada Pemboroi)R2 yang berdaftar dengan JKR.. dl- rinlam Kelas D" Ke-ata.s dl-bawah 1 Kepala II Krpala Kechll 2 akan di- t tetima di-Pejabat Jurutera Negerl. I Pahang. Kuantan pada 29hb June I 1907 pada pukol 300 peung un- tok:— CONSTRUCTION OP WATER
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      195 20 PEMBERITAHU TAWARAN J.K.R. Tavvaran aaripada Pemboronsi yung beroaftar dl-Jabatan Ken* Raya. Kelas E. D St C akan diterima dt-PeJabat Jurutera Kerja. Ulu Selangor. Kuala Kuou Bharu hingga pukol 12.00 tengahari pada 29.6.67. UNTOK:— Mt-mbena dan menvlapkan t.abuali Sekolah Rendah di- Ulu Bernam. Sesala butlr2 boleh dl-dapail di-masa keija dl-Pejabat Jurutera
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      803 20 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS HOUSING AND DEVELOPMENT BOARD SINGAPORE Applications are invited from Singapore and Malaysian Citizens. APPOINTMENT; CONTRACTS OFFICF.R SALARY SCALE: $1,280 iMH to SI 620 p.m. on initial J years' contract En'ry point will be determined having iegaid to qualifications, experience and background. Current variable allowance an'i Providtnt Fund benefit*
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      829 20 Race 1-1.30 Class 6 Div 2 (54.500) 6f 1 ***** R»d Prony a i Anne. Ahmad 6 90 Low 1 2 ***** MOX < HF.RI a (Even Teh 7 8.11 (SFI »Samrv 10 3 ***** Chief Informer a iMBEi Nair 9 810 (Fl Wilson 4 4 ***** Rashjet a (Jei
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      A FINE START FOR PERAK
      104 21  - A FINE START FOR PERAK LEE FOO SAN HOCKEY L ly PERAK made a fine start in the Durairatnam Cup under-23 hockey empetition yesterday when they beat Penanp 3-0 at the Ipoh Municipal Padang. It was levfl pegging most of the first hail uii'll shortly before the Interval when outside
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      Brace by Boon
      99 21 r'O goal* hv left-back Bonn Oon Leone gave Reldngor Police victory over Pahang Police in their Hanninean Shield final round hockey match at Gumey Road. Kualn Lumpur. yesterdayBoon got the tirst snal from a penalty flick in the 24th minut* and scored the swond off ft short
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      MEETING
      19 21 The Necri-Malaci a Rugby finirin will hold their annual meeting at Sitnget Uiong Club, geremh.tn. on July 11.
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      'Anywhere but Jakarta'
      387 21  -  OH KEE TIANC KHIR: WE WILL GO TO CALCUTTA, HONG KONG OR EVEN TIMBUCTOO TO BRING BACK THE THOMAS CUP By TNCHE Mohamed Khir Johari, president of the Badminton Association of Malaysia, reiterated that Malaysia were ready to resume play in the abandoned Thomas Cup challenge round
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      Cable from Sriamin
      42 21 BAM secretary Teh Gin Snoi said in Kuala Lumpur last night that he has received a telegram from Lt-Col. Sriamin. which said: "Would appreciate full replay of Thomas Cup challenge round in Jakarta. I not possile in Kuala Lumpur.
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      S'gor beat Kedah
      83 21 SELANGOR beat Kedah 8-1 in their Malaysia Cup north zone second round *ocrer ma^h at stadium Daralaman. Alor Ptar. lust nißht. Selangor opened scoring tn the 1 th minute through Zulltlfli. who headed In off a ren're from Ibrahim Mydin. Five minutes l«t* r Agu.^ Sahm wored
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      ATHLETICS SCHOOLS GET OLD RIVALRY AGAIN
      227 21  - ATHLETICS SCHOOLS GET OLD RIVALRY AGAIN ERNEST FRIDA By THE Singapore inter-school athletics championships are to be revived next month nine years after it gave way to inter- district meets. This is aimed at bringing back the old inter-school rivalry, which has been missing from the interdistrict competitions. But because
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      Lock icon Boycott 220 not out
      173 21 LONDON, m cricket Hose of play scores: A* lunbririgr Wrlls. Kent 129 and 252-8 dec cKnott 59 no. Brain 5-93> Worcs 106 (Underwood 5--24) and 7-2. At .MmchwUr: Notts 244 Lanes 247-5 (Atkinson sfl Wood 71 Pilltns «7 no.) At Bristol, s llrr ey 1«2 and
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      Rous: Sorry, can't come this year
      186 21 MERDEKA SOCCER CIR Stanley Rous, president of Fifa. the world soccer governing body, will not attend this years Merdeka soccer tournament in Kuala Lumpur In August because of commitments elsewhere. In a letter to the OrganlMnn Committee, Sir Stanley expressed regret for his inability
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      FAM don't give national team a chance to win
      542 21 -Sportsfrontby NORMAN SIEBEI ■pVERY YEAR at about this time the Football Association of Malaysia planners go back on an important promise they annually make to themselves. They break their resolution to give Malaysia a chance to play well in Merdeka tournament
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      Johore form a new body
      156 21 Johore form a new body TH E Federation of Sports Organisations of Johore was launched yesterday with an appeal by the Mentri Besar. Dato Haji Othman Sa'at. to all sport* associations to enrol as members. Dato Haji Othman wa* speaking at the Inaugural meeting of the federation held at Scudai
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      Spore schools team
      60 21 Spore schools team The Singapore Cimhrnrt SrhnoU badminton team to meet s*lansor Schools at Kuala Lumpur today and tomorrow Bom lOtt Kee Wah. PhiliD Cheong Poll Oim. Chua Cheng Perk- Lim lam Kone- Woon San Jee. Robert Ouek and Abdul Rahman Muda. Girl* Evelyn Lim. Loretta Boon, Ijeong Kay Sine.
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      218 21 BASKETBALL Inter-Mhool (P. Buntar) MathotiUt Secondary 87 ClUford 73. SOCCEH Ipoh Dlv. I: Ipoh YoungKteri 2 Oovt Print«r« 1. Titplnj Dlv. 1: Prison* 7 Malaysian Bn(tlne«rs 0. Malacca T»v. 2: A. Odiah Dlgtrirt 3 Henry Gumey School 2 ATHLETICS 8'pore Police (Ourwy Rd). championships (Thomson Rd. MOTOR-RACING 8'pore 2 15).
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    79 22 'ELECTIONS RIGGED' RALLY SPARKS RIOTS IN SEOUL MEMBERS of the major opposition party in South Korea the New Democratic Party wielding pieces of wood rush to the aid of a fellow party member who was struggling with police during a rally to protest against the June 8
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    183 22 (COLOMBO. Fri. Ceylons rubber market both in sheet and crepe form has collapsed. Because of the decline in prices, rubber has been moving out of the country duty free for several weeks. Now the situation is so serious that the Ministry of Trade
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    102 22 FLAG DAY OF ST. ANDREW'S HOSPITAL SINGAPORE. Frl St Andrew 1 Mission Hospital for Children in Tanjong Pagar Road will hold a Fla« Day on July 8 to rai.se muds lor running thr hospital. C';ir labels will also be issued. The hospital, which has 80 beds. care>> tor some ol
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    27 22 MADAM ONC \AM LIP NCO Ml Tl panned .1 win pra< Cortrcr leaving Kk I*, HIM I »7 .ii I m for l in.: Burial Ground
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    23 22 CORTtCC OF LATE Mr i'm bavin* Ml K.i|.|'- louden P J io im i Kudu P.oa4 oppoattr Tun^.«hin Hospital 11 imi am
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    124 22 UK JAILS A GERMAN FOR SPYING EDINBURGH. Frl. The High Court here today sentenced a 26-year-old German sailor to seven years Jail for spying for the Russians. Peter Dorschel, 26. was sentenced for trying to obtain documents which might be useful to en enemy. A Scottish bookmaker l.s in police
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    70 22 MP TO OPEN X-RAY CAMPAIGN SINGAPORE. Fri. Mr Lim Guan Hoo, Member ol Parliament for Bukit Merah. will officially start the next X-ray campaign of the Singapore Anti-Tuberculosis Association for the area on Monday at 8 p.m. The campaign will last about three months, and the SATA Mobile X-Ray Unit
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    33 22 SINGAPORE. Fri The PanPaclnc and South-east Asia Women's Association will hold a barbecue dinner and film show for members and friends at No 1 Braddell Rise tomorrow at 7.30 p m.
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    28 22 TOKYO. Fri North Vietnam has accepted Cambodia 5 offer 10 establish diplomatic relations and exchange ambassadors between the two countries. Radio Hanoi reported last :|ight— AP.
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    95 22 >JEW DELHI. Fri. India I last night refused another Chinese request to be allowed to send a plane here to evacuate Chinese Embassy staff Injured in demonstrations last Friday The Indian Government said permission would be granted only if China in turn allowed Indian
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    179 22 SINGAPORE, Frl. A PAP back-bencher. Mr. Sim Boon Woo (Changi) will ask the government at the next sitting of Parliament on Thursday if the Currency Board has presented, or did It propose to present the first issues of the new currency to dignitaries in Singapore, and
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    309 22 LONDON. Fl. The London stock mat ket was easier today on general economic and political uncertainty. Sterling's current unsettled state, a continuing high trend in U.K. unemployment and fears over the Middle East were dominant influences on sentiment. Selling was light but buyers, persistent all week, were absent
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    345 22 House of Torture case hears of 'Spankers Monthly' NEWARK (New Jersey), Fri. The letter was signed "submissively a 1 ways" and the magazi n c was entitled "Spankers ly"...They -werr produced In court here yesterday in a trial of the alleged proprietors of a "pay-for-torture" house. Dutch-born Monlque von Cleef,
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    103 22 free port BANGKOK. Fri. Thailand is considering plan^ to turn Phuket island, 400 miles south of here in the Indian Ocean, into a free port similar to Hong Kong and Singapore. The island is a centre for tin mining and contains several ocean-front resorts.
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    101 22 SINGAPORE. Frl. The I Education Ministry's Educa- i tlonal Television Service Is shortly to help teach English to students of the Adult Education Board. The latest issue of "ETV Slngapura" said that the transmissions would be made in conjunction with the board. The programmes to
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    416 22 BACK PAGE SPORT LONDON, Fri. England were slowly building a useful first innings lead against India before bad light and rain stopped play in mid-afternoon of the second day of the Second Test at Lords today. At this point England were 252 for three in
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    91 22 PORMER Indonesian Thomas Cup star Tan Joe Hock will meet toriner Singapore champion Omar Ibrahim in tonight's firft Badminton match bi'v.een Singapore and Indonesia at the Singapore Badminton Stadium The ties are. startirig at 8 p.m. >I\< I 1 Tan Joe Hock v Omar Ibrahim, Ur.unadi v
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