The Straits Times, 1 July 1967

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    24 1 5OCTW67 ER age daily certified sale exceeds 150,000 The Straits Times National Niwxpiiiinr Estd. 1845 SATURDAY, JULY 1, 1967 15 CENTS KDN. 2578:2590 M.C.(P)2266
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    Re-entry permit shock
    448 1  - Re-entry permit shock JACKIE SAM: I A must for noncitizens who cross the Causeway... By SINGAPORE, Friday' ALL non-citizens resident in Singapore will require reentry permits if they leave Singapore from tomorrow even for a visit to Johore Bahru for a satay feed. This w;is officially announced here loday ;is
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    Suddenly Mr. Koske faces a Chinese puzzle...
    359 1  - Suddenly Mr. Koske faces a Chinese puzzle PREM KUMAR By [^l ALA LLMPL'R, Fri. The Kenyan Ambassador lo Communisl China, Mr. T. A. Koske, is noi sore i! he should continue playing bete, return lo his Peking post or go home lo Nairobi. He is faced with this problem because
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    KY DROPS OUT OF RACE...
    180 1 SAIGON, Friday. pREMIEB Nguyen Cao Ky agreed today lo withdraw from the race for President and accept the \o. 2 spot on the same ticket with his chid rival, chief of slate Nguyen Van Thiev, an official spokesman said. The agreement was reached after three
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    Dr. Goh is back
    39 1 SINGAPORE Prl Singapore Defence MMaMr, Or Ooh Keng Swer. flew home tonight after attending lop-level talks in London wtth British leaders on the Britu>h defence pull-out He had been away tor more than a week.
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    Lock icon Hussein's hopes of US arms
    92 1 NEW YORK Prr— Kiiw Hushi Jordan .said in an intw!>ubli>h?d tuday in the New TtqaH that he «w counting ha United t>ii.te.s and other m powers to help rebuild hi> arni'-d (circca. -old monarch, now visiting the United jjtute.s. mas gui led a.- telling Tune*
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    Lock icon New commander
    48 1 BANGKOK. Prl— MaJ Oen. Hal D McCown. the new United States Military Commander In Thailand, was scheduled to arrive here tomorrow. Oen McCown U coming here dorr, a Pentagon poet where he was In charge of the Washington end of the vast buildup In Vietnam— UPI.
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    Lock icon Just fancy that...
    54 1 DU.MBAY, Fri. Postmen here who went on strike yesterday saying they could not work unprotected from teeming monsoon rains, returned to work today after being promised umbrellas. To end the strike, postal authorities, who had been awaiting a consignment of umbrellas from New Delhi, decided instead to
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    Betty sues Melbourne festival organisers
    301 1  - Betty sues Melbourne festival organisers LESLIE HOFFMAN Jnr From MELBOURNE. Fri. Malaysian beauty (jueen Betty Lim Saw Vim. 23. today lodged a writ in the Melbourne Supreme Court against Moomba festival Ltd.. organisers ol the festival at which she won the "Queen of the Pacific" title on March 12. her
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    Fabulous Dean
    25 1 HOLLYWOOD. Fn Entertainer Dean Martin has signed a Uireeyear USS34 million contract with NBC Television for a series of weekly musical-variety shows. DPI.
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    Lock icon 56 picked up from sea after Caravelle crash
    533 1 HONG KOXG, Fritiav. THAI International Airways Caravelte jet airliner with 80 people on board plunged into Hong Kong harbour today while attempting to hind ;i( Kai Tak international airport. Fifty-six people were picked up from the sen by rescue teams, and IS
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    Four bound for Spore
    44 1 TOKYO. Kri four of the crashrd .11 i vellr paaMacen were bound for Singapore Their name> urre civen as Kcnc MvSu.in 11. a professor Mrs. Krnc Rosin. 11. and two Amcrii.ins Mr Staillej Sprctur .i.id Mrs Betty Sprc tor. DPI.
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    Air India strike off
    41 1 SINGAPORE. Prl Tht manager for Air Ind Singapore and Mr. C S Pin: meed that tht day worldwide strike r»y the airlines piloU i been failed "ft He said normal mi would resume a> soon a* •;<>>sib!e
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    STOP PRESS
    31 1 MinM'.in wooni vsi\(.\roßE. Fri lmr^tion at W«nt»!rn<J* fn-iomi checkpoint hr*an at mi'lmtcbt. Ttawe »w no rn*h Extra toHee. Imnnlfj ration and eastern* r>W f were Rationed «t rheck- point
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      5 1 CMAMIL QUALITY IS MY CONCERN...
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      136 1 nbermain Ragn'*r*d Trodc I The sensational new n LIST PRICE SINGAPORE $1,150 Ihe Reversonutic 484 is FULLY automatic. Put in your laundry, set the dial, switch on and your Reversomatic will do the rest. Takes up lo LBS of aajaMaj, Two-way tumble washing action, unique among British wwhiag machines, (.el*
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      Lock icon Blast of dynamite puts Israelis in control
      215 2 IKKI SAI.KM. Frl. Isiitrl today lifl'd all barriers dividing Jerusalem in a nrw nitm- to ii it 1 1- the Holy City under Israeli ronCrol Thousands nt Israelis .mil Jord.ini.ins ertisNfil into WtttUn of I In- (lly from which the] li ul MM
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      Lock icon The big exodus...
      63 2 4 MMAN, Frl. About 2uO,(hiii refuged li.iv* 1 tied lo V the east bank <>! tin- Jordan Itoni 1- i.i' H occupifU territory .since tin- outbreak <>i BghUng on June 5. Jordan announced today. The Mow mi continuing at .i rule of from 3.IHM) to .s.iiiii) a
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      ISRAEL 'NO' TO PULLOUT
      521 2 ISRAEL 'NO' TO PULLOUT Old conditions have already produced one war: Eban UNITED NATIONS, Friday Israeli Foreign Minister, Mr. Abba Kban, yosteiday rejected a 15--pow r resolution calling Cor immediate withdrawal of Israeli forces from Arab territory. He said it was "a prescription for hostility." Mr. Eban told the General
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      Britain is quitting South Arabia, -UN told
      172 2 Britain is quitting South Arabia, -UN told- YEW YORK, Frl. Britain informed the United Nations yesterday its military forces are pulling out of South Arabia in preparation for the independence of Aden and its outlying areas by next January. The British Minister of State and ambassador to the U.N. Lord
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      376 2 SAIGON, Friday The flow of Red forces in Vietnam at peak JJNITED STATES military authorities think Communist strength in South Vietnam has virtually reached its peak at 295,000. It could only be mcrea.^d at tremendous cost Vietnam, a military man said today. He credited U.B. air strikes and naval
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      Peking next for Maurer
      45 2 PARIS. Fr: Rumanian Prua* Min..-'er. Mr M*ui>r. v to fly to Pekintc during tfc« n€«t 10 <iays for talki with r-iinei« leaders after his Middle E* talks *i!h President .Tnhnson an"! Oe^ era) de GaUile Rumanian Embu^ officials said today. R»u''r
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      Lock icon Filipino actress raped by four men
      243 3 Filipino actress raped by four men U\MI V Fri— Police to«l.«\ prepared criminal charges .t-.nnst four men nlin. they allege, kidn.ippffl Philippine* actre«.s Maggie dr La Ku.i last Maadmy and raped her. Mw> He l.a Riva. after licning a rnmplaint of a.vs.uilt acainst the men yesterday, later pointed out a
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      Tom-tom teens protest at jailing of Stones
      219 3 Tom-tom teens protest at jailing of Stones I ONDON. Fri. Two hundred teenagers, chanting to the beat of tom-toms, demonstrated in London early today against the Jailing of two Rolling Stones pop stars on drug offences. Police with patrol cars and tracker dogs broke up the crowd which surged into
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      Lock icon BRITAIN RAISES PRICE OF PETROL
      86 3 T ONDON, Fri.— Petrol prices in Britain will go up by 2d. a gallon, Minister of Power, Mr. Richard Marsh, announced yesterday in Parliament. The increase, which will apply to all petroleum products, was because the cost of oil supplies to Britain and other Western
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      Hussein's talks
      39 3 UNITED NATIONS. Fn. King HiLssfin plans to see leaders of Britain. France and Italy on his way home tomorrow from the General Assembly, a member of his U.N. delegation said today. He may a;.so see Pope Paul.
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      Day Two of the HKfood squeeze
      294 3 Day Two of the HKfood squeeze HONG KONG, Friday JHE four-day China food strike called by local Communists entered its second day today, but without seriously disrupting Hong Kong's food supply. The strike, however, did cause the price of vegetables, pork and fresh water fish to rise by 30 per
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      Lock icon By order—now an economy squeeze on Peking
      285 3 By order— now an economy squeeze on Peking PEKING. Friday. PEKING'S population of seven million vv:.s ordered today to economise in the use of every grain ot rice and every d T op of oil to combat the toll on the capital's economy by the cultural revolution. Peking's ruling revolutionary
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      Strike stops work at port
      54 3 BOMBAY. Pri. Shipping tn Bombay harbour, already affected oy a fonni(hi of menaoon rains, naa been brought to a near standstill oy a strike of port flotilla crewmen. The teamen rrum the harbour authority craft, who want man money and other benefit*, vtifcad o« the-
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      Lock icon Peking to Britain: Behave yourself —or else
      230 3 Peking to Britain: Behave yourself —or else PEKING, Fri.— China 1 charged yesterday that British military planes "intruded" into the airspace over China's mainland and islands for reconnaissance and "serious provocation." The New China News Agency said the charge wa., contained in a Note handed to Mr. D. C Hopson,
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      295 3 if J% mm} m Today there's a lot of talk about safety in cars. Mercedes-Benz recognised the problems, and solved them, years ago. Safety must be the foremost requirement on the instruments and controls; proper ventilation; quiet and road. Your well-being has always been a prime vibration-free passenger compartment. All
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      317 3 ISP TODAY IS INTERNATIONAL J§& CO-OPERATIVE DAY International Co-operative Day is the day when co-operators throughout the world itet together to celebrate the founding of the co-operative movement by the Rochdale Pioneers and to re-dedicate themselves to further achievement, it is the day that symbolizes the spirit of co-operation. Let
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    U.S. CHOIR SHOW
    198 4 A 23-member concert tonight SINGAPORE. Prl. THE 23-member Bison Chorale (above) led by Dr. Richard Li n, the director of the group, arrived here this morning to give a performance at the Singapore Conference Hall tomorrow evening. They are students of the Oklahoma Baptist I'niversity touring the
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    The Social Council plans Lee Kong Chian Centre
    93 4 SINGAPORE. Frl— The Singapore Council of Social Service plans to build a new centre at Penang Lane. It Is negotiating with the Government for a piece of land in the area. The proposed building will be known as Lee Kong Chlan Centre
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    Dinner to fete industrialist
    76 4 BINGAPORE. Prt. Tht visi'mg Indian Industrialist. Mr r, R K^savan Vaidyar. will b* 1 K'i*>sr-of-honour at a nmner to b» held at the Singapore Conferenre Hall on Sunday. The dinner is tvinc organised by a rfreptmn rommittee. Among the guests invited are the Indian High Commissioner
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    Britain makes gift of 150 books to SIM
    71 4 Britain makes gift of 150 books to SIM SINGAPORE. PTI The Singapore Institute of Management is to receive some 150 management hooks worth more than 53. 100 from the Ministry of Overteas Development ln the United Kingdom. Mr Lim Chew Swee. Dirertor of the Institute Mid thf> presentatlon would be
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      167 4 l« p.^ eyr^ry3 •"•> today 3 shows 3.6-9 pm Cathay-Kern pietcnti tmi A 'VD/^'V" Noardin Ahmad Rosenoni FLA V liU I ln MtlJy Featuring "LES FENTONES" in their Flrat Film! TONITt at MIDNITE ONE_OF THEMOST ENTERTAINING PICTURES OF THE YEAR! B*l mTmt y^flaßl mUmS >^^Kii\iJflfcSJ i wg DONCAM" ■7ltlLJlflM HINDI
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      152 4 i MOST... ENCHANTING SONGS! CABARET HOSTESSES BAR GIRLS Th«r«t« M«k LUNCH "TIM-SUM" A CHINESE FOOD from 11.30 a.m. LUNCH MUSIC from 12.00 noon te 3.00 p.m. RESTAURANT from 7.00 p.m. NITE-CLUB from 9.30 p.m. onwards Beit «»lace for Amusement CAR PARK <ZT *j cabaret Nite Club 5 Restaurant •■^■HHPTeI: *****-6
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      985 4 GALA r: opens today! .'S^x '4 sViWV "t SPECTACLE UNSURPASSED! ORGANISATION J FABULOUS IN ITS MAGNIFICENCE! ■■■■■j imiii GORDON SCOTT in his most ra^^-vv^^'i ADVENTUROUS ROLE 7^ A RC r o^ A J M AS A TOUGH ROMAN NH JU.IMJ "*^ILI jtit] Cl AniATDR in N». Showm, 1-1 45-4-6 30-9
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    Ceylon PM supports regional security scheme
    259 5 Ceylon PM supports regional security scheme 'DO NOT DEPEND SOLELY ON BRITAIN' SINGAPORE, Friday. QEYLOX'S Prime Minister, Mr. Dudley SeluiiKiyake, toni&lit called on countries in this region nol lo depend solely on Britain for their security and defence. "Each country should try to look after its own security." he said
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    S'poreans in Brunei Assn officials
    61 5 BRUNEI TOWN. Fri. The Singaporean Association, Brunei, has reelected Mr. Kwok Pek Sen i above as president of its seven-man council. Other officials elected at its annual meeting are: Mr. Yee Weng Kee. vice-presi-dent: Mr. Chong Kon Cheong. secretary: Mr. Fung Thien Siong. treasurer Committee:
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    HE BURGLED FASHIONABLE HOMES: FOUR YEARS JAIL
    199 5 HE BURGLED FASHIONABLE HOMES: FOUR YEARS JAIL SINGAPORE. Fri. A young burglar who raided European houses in fa.-hionable suburbs was today jailed for four years by a district court. Ong Ah Hai. 21. was at large for more than a year before he was caught. He pleaded guilty to three
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    S'PORE TODAY CELEBRATES C-PLAN DAY
    86 5 S'PORE TOD AY CELEBRATES C-PLAN DAY SINGAPORE. Fri. The Singapore Government today reiterated its support for the Colombo Plan and Its efforts to promote the ideals of mutual assistance and the pooling of resources and talents. In joining other member countries of the Plan in celebrating Colombo Plan Day, which
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    HOUSE TOLD RAIN, HIGH TIDE CAUSED BIG FLOODS
    177 5 CINGAPORE. Fri. The Minister for Law and National Development. MR. E. \V. BARKER, told Parliament yesterday that exceptionally heavy rainfall coinciding with high tide was the main cause of the recent widespread floods on the island. Other reasons were the Inadequacy of
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    PRIZES FOR ARTISTIC PHOTOS
    94 5 PRIZES FOR ARTISTIC PHOTOS SINGAPORE. Fri. Six shutterbug.s today received honours from the Minister for Social Affairs. Inche Othman Wok. for their artistic photographs of the Tiger Balm I Garden. The Photographic- Bociety (H Singapore bad t >rß<<ni>eci the comj petition, which received Minn- lew hundred entries. Today .s presentation
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    FIREWORKS DISPLAY
    49 5 SINGAPORE. Fri— The Chinese Chamber nf Commerce will stage an hour-lone fireworks display at Fort Canning Rise from 8 p.m. on Aug. 9 to mark the Second National Day celebrations. The (lumber Mill also erect an illuminated arch across the road in front of the Chamber building
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    PAP Govt's 76th new school opening next week
    125 5 PAP Govt's 76th new school opening next week SINGAPORE. Fri. The Member of Parliament for Jal a n Kayu, Mr. Teo Hup Teck. will declare open the new $660,000 Hwi Yoh Vocational School at Jalan Hwi Yoh at 7.30 p.m. on Tuesday. This will be the 76th new school to
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    Centres are extension of your homes, says MP
    145 5 Centres are extension of your homes, says MP CINGAPORE. Fri. Sin- gaporeans should regard community centres as an extension of their own homes. Mr. Bernard Rodrigues. MP for Tclok Blangah. said tonight. He was presenting certificates of appointment to members of the management committees of the Nelson Road and Kampong
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    8 law grads, barrister join A-G's Chambers
    204 5 CINGAPORE, Fri. Eight local law graduates and a barrister-at-law from London have joined the Advocate-General's Chambers as State Counsel and Deputy Public Prosecutors swelling the ranks of their colleagues in similar appointments to 17. One of the nine new law officers. Mr. Tan
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      274 5 BIG RUSH STOCK REDUCTION SALE! SALE! SALE! 4iy LADIES SECTION GROUP k BLOUSES 2 f«r 4.90 GROUP B BLOUSES 2 fir 8.90 fl TEE/Tips fnm 3 90 up STRETCH SHORTS 2 fir 6.90 W flt STRETCH SKIRTS 2 fir 8.90 STRETCH SLACKS 2 fir 13.30 FABULOUS DRESSES 2 fir 13.90
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      305 5 LAST DAYS OF OUR Bfb S/vf Jltef n^P NOT JUST WORDS BUT BARGAINS PILED ON TOP OF BARGAIN! LADIES MEN'S "TRAPEZE" Stretch Slack* 510.90 T.ryltn. Cotton Dr«» Shirt* SJ "LADY 60.AC1" Stretch Slack* 1 90 foncy Spo-t Sh.rt, S Germany fancy T Shirt* S.«O Tctoron Fancy Saort Shirt* Teteren ShiH
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    Big Chief home
    88 6 HE DRAGS ZIZI AND REACHES 'WIGWAM' FIRST SQUAW Zizi beinr dragged to the winning post by Big Chief John. Zizi is the three-year-old daughter of the Mentri Besar of Selangor. Da to Hirun bin Haji Idris. and Datin Salmaii. 1 She and John, son of Mr. and
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    SHOP ASSISTANT IS STABBED IN BACK
    101 6 PENANG. Fri. A shop assistant. Wee Cheng Keat.. 32. was stabbed in the back when he fought with three armed men In Gladstone Road la>t night. Wee w.i.s rushed by paxser-by to tiio General Hospital where h:.s condition «ai reported to be not .senou.v
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    Woman's death fall from the 13th floor
    185 6 Woman's death fall from the 13th floor IPOH. Fri. A housewife. Khoo Ah Mooi. 25. living in Merdeka Gardens, off Tai Woo Thong Road here, fell to her death from the 13th floor of the 15-storey Sungei Pari Towers yesterday. Khoo. who was married a year ago. to a clerk
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    Nurses' dinner
    30 6 PENANG Fri.— The Minister of Health. Inche Bahaman bin SaniMidm. Will attend the annual dinner of the Assistant Nurses' Union at the old Frees Association, Northam Road, tomorrow.
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    Joint cat-more-wheat drive
    147 6 SINGAPORE, Friday SINGAPORE'S two major flour mills and the Pioneer Industries Employees" Union are planning a "eat more-wheat-and-less-rlce" campaign. Today. Mr. Bernard Rodrigues. the union's executive secretary, met the managements of the Prima Flour Mills and Khong Guan Flour Mills at Trade Union House to work out
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    Johore tests new entry controls
    398 6  - Johore tests new entry controls REJAL ARBEE By JOHORE BAHRL. Fri. The new traffic arrangements at the Malaysian immigration checkpoint here was put to use last night even though full immigration control will not be enforced by Malaysia until Sept. 1. Car* coming in from Singapore this morning were checked
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      120 6 m mm motors FEDERATED MOTORS PROGRESS MOTORS 2. Beginning August 1 Federated Motors will move to 92 100, Orchard Road— the previous location of Lyons Motors— and will handle sales and after-sales service for Austin products. 3. Progress Motors in the same location at 46, Orchard Road will handle sales
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    Why petitions could not be served in time—counsel
    325 7 Why petitions could not be served in time— counsel ELECTIONS CASE AGAINST MINISTERS JESSELTON, Fri. Election petitions on the Chief Minister. Tun Mustapha bin Dato Harun, and the State Minister of Communications and Works. Dato Khoo Siak Chiew. could not be served within the stipulated 10 days as they were
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    Marshall: Grave charges of corrupt practices
    309 7 Election Offences Ordinance 1954. election petitions may be served in two ways one by directly handing the petition to the respondent or his solicitor and the other to have the petition gazetted. Both or either of these courses must be effected within 10 days
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    18 Hercules planes for the RAF
    92 7 SINGAPORE. Fri.— Eighteen Lockheed Hercules aircraft are due here in 10 weeks' time to step up the efficiency of the Far East Air Forces Transport Command. They will form the 48 Squadron, which IM disbanded earlier this year with the withdrawal of the squadron's
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    1,500 to attend campfire
    55 7 MALACCA. Fri. About 1,500 scouts, guides and guests are expected to attend a campfire at the Pay Pon* Middle School here tomorrow night. The campfire was to have been held on June 17. but was postponed because of rain. Tickets issued for that day may be
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    Three robbed in car
    47 7 SINGAPORE. Fri. A gunman and two accomplices last night robbed three men in Macpherson Road of $800 and two watches. liim Cheow Lam. 24, son of a wayang manager, and his two companions were in a car. when the robbers held them up.
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    Sambanthan to meet operators
    40 7 MUAR. Fri. The Minister Of Works. Posts and Telecommunications. Tun V.T. Sambanthan. will meet bus and taxi company operators here on July 6 to discuss their complaints of high toll charges on the Sultan Ismail bridge
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    Royal opening
    29 7 SUNOEI PATANI. PH. Tht Sultanah of Kedah will open i!» first exhibition of the Sumtel Patanl Arts Group at the Pollc* Volunteer Reserve headauarter* here on Monday.
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    Religions agree on mutual tolerance
    148 7 SINGAPORE, Fri.— A resolution on mutual tolerance for the traditional practices of the different religions in Singapore was adopted by the Inter-Religious Organisation following discussions with the Prime Minister. Mr. Lee Kuan Yew. earlier this year. The resolution Maled: •We. the members of the IRO.
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    Dead man is identified
    47 7 BUTTERWORTH. Pri. Police have identified the body found in Prye Estate, prai. lait Tuesday, as that of Mohamed Kassim bin Hussein, aged about 30, a member of the Territorial Army based in Kuala Selangor. The cause of his death has not been ascertained.
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    Moves in S'pore to beat the food squeeze
    159 7 SINGAPORE. Fri. Chinese trade circles disclosed today that some businessmen had received inquiries about the possibility of supplying foodstuffs to riottorn Hone Kong. Singapore traders, however, are not keen to enter this trade for fear of souring up trade relations with China,
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    King's message
    39 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. The Tang dl-Pertuan Agong today sent a message to President Park of South Ko.ea on the occasion of his Inauguration. A similar message was also sent by the Prime Minister, Tengku I Abdul Rahman.
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    Diversion of science teachers... a warning
    394 8 SINGAPORE. Friday. THE Singapore Science Teachers Bulletin has warned that unless qualified science teachers are retained in the teaching profession, there would be serious defects in the quality of the Republic's science education. This would endanger the future supply of scientists and technologists, the
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    5 university grads off for France
    136 8 5 university grads off for France SINGAPORE, Fri. Five Singapore University graduates have been awarded French Government bursaries to do one-year postgraduate studies in France. Three of them who leave for Paris tomorrow are Miss Choy Kwai Meng. who will uo poetgraduate studies on anthropology. Mr. Wong Soon Chong (Journalism)
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    ENVOY LEAVES FOR INDIA
    265 8 SINGAPORE. Frl. SINGAPORE'S first High Commissioner to India. Mr. Maurice Baker, left for New Delhi tonight confident of maintaining the. friendship between the Republic and India. Before his departure. Mr. Baker recalled that on a recent visit to Singapore. India's Foreign Minister. Mr. M. C. Chagla
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    President's study grants for seven
    102 8 President's study grants for seven SINGAPORE. Frt. Seven students have been awarded the coveted President Scholarships for 1967. They are: Peter Chan Jer Hlng. Klshore Mohandas Mahbubani. Lam ChUan Leong. Mah Bow Tan. Su Ouaning. Teo Chan Seong and Yap Eng Lip. The President Scholarships selection committee said they were
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    80 accidents
    19 8 SINGAPORE. Fri— A total of 80 accidents, none of them fatal. were reported to the police yesterday.
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    3 new commemorative stamps on August 9
    233 8 SINGAPORE. Fri.— A set of special stamps in three denominations to commemorate Singapore's National Day will be on sale on Auk 9 at all post offices. The stamps will be on sale for three months or until stocks are exhausted. The com m
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    Canadians in S'pore celebrate centennial year today
    412 8 Canadians in S'pore celebrate centennial year today CINGAPORE. Fri. Canadian people in Singapore and throughout the world will celebrate their country's centennial year tomorrow. It was on July 1. 1867 that Canada first became a nation, when four of the provinces in the eastern part ol Canada joined together in
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    Rotary gift
    39 8 SINGAPORE. Fri Che D»h hinte Mohammed Nnor. wife of the Minister for Culture and Social Affairs, today received a telrviMnn set fnm the Rotary Club for the Pasir Panjang boys hostel at 4j ms. Pasir Panjang Road.
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      102 8 \tlf*ff Onp Rtf V.T. Mfawntim OF PBOPLE J ALL BE WEARING /^PRETTY AgUVS../IOOK 1 WOw! J GOT AK|V-y STANDING IN CC^X^^ f|ij bP^MH AWMWMmVzfc^^^ l (~~ft*3m\t b^b^bW^bl E/v^S^T^^^^^^^^^N^ GC7T. Jf\ ifl r**H fPf^ fßmwK^£Xsm^i H^ll Sl^b^b^b^bK?V^^b^bW^bHblb^ CTitf Yd T^ wßf s^ Dick Tracy Ity o h4>*fr <.*>** I*l I |£^UROER,
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    Escaped mental patient gives up
    94 9 Escaped mental patient gives up IPOH, Fri.— M. Mani- kam, 35. who escaped from the Central Mental Hospita 1 In Tanjong Rambutan on Sunday night, surrendered to police at Sungei Patani last night. His four days of freedom ended when he asked a friend for news of his family. The
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    Rice theft
    21 9 BUTTERWORTH. Fri. Two bass of rice, valued at 1100, were stolen from a mill In Padang Mrnora. Tassek Glugor.
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    200 watch police exhume body
    95 9 TAPAH. Fri. More than 200 people, including a magistrate. Inche Aba Rakar bin Osman, witnessed the police exhuming a body at the Indian cemetery in Chenderiang Road here yesterday. The body was that of V. Kalimuthu. 36. a mutton seller in the market who dird
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    Chamber: Give us a say
    46 9 SINGAPORE. Pn. The Slneapore Malay Chamber of Commerce is to ask the Government to appoint representatives rrom the chamber on the proposed committee to be set up to look Into the social, economic and educational advancement of Malays la the Republic.
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    500 JOBS SAVED ?
    545 9  - 500 JOBS SAVED FRANCIS ROZARIO By Resignations from Naval Base may stop retrenchment SINGAPORE, Fri. —The 500 civilian employees who are to be retrenched from the Naval Base by March 31 next year because of the phased withdrawal of British troops may not lose their jobs after all due to
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    World standard products to get certificates
    299 9 World standard products to get certificates SINGAPORE, Friday. CINGAPORE-MANUFACTURED products which measure up to international standards are to be awarded "standards certificates" by the Industrial Research Unit (IRU) of the Economic Development Board. The board expects the certificates, which are equivalent to quality seals, to obtain wide currency in due
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    SEVEN AUSSIES IN TRANSIT
    121 9 CINGAPORE. Fri.— A group of seven Australian parliamentarians will fly Into Singapore on Sunday In the course of their visit to the Philippines and Indonesia. The party will comprise Senators and members from both sides of the Australian Parliament and will be led by ihe Minister
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    Here for son's wedding
    38 9 Tengku Ahmad R«yan of Langkat has arrived from Sumatra to attend the wedding of his son. Sub-Lieut. TengKu Parns. RMN to Tengku Mahemn. last years Miss Kedah and Perlfc at Alor Star next Thursday
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    MB's visit
    28 9 KUANTAN Fn The act'n* Mentn Bf*." of Pahang. Dato Hail Abdul Aziz bin Ahmad, wiil make a four-day visit to Ulu Tpmbelu.s beginning on July 10
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    'MALAYS MAY SOON PREFER FLATS'
    120 9 SINGAPORE, Fri. incfte Ahmad Haji Taff, president or the Singapore National Housing Co-operative Boclety Ltd. believes that in future more Malays would pre fer to live in flats rather than kampong houses Inche Ahmad, who was speaking at the annual meeting of the society commented
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      Rocking The Boat
      733 10 When Dato Donald Stephens, the President of Sabah's opposition party, demanded ii "re-examination" of the j ■gncoMfrt which governed the State's entry into Malay- sia he WH asking, it now i appears, for inquiry into the win king of the agreement, j Tins is a very different
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      Coming Of Age
      359 10 Today Canada, a most forward looking country, pauses to look back. Just 100 years have passed since the con- federation of a handful of colonies brought the nation into being, and the day has deep significance for nearly j 20 million people. They have come a long
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      Black Day
      167 10 The divided dollar was an unhappy event, and so were various other results of the lark of co-operation between Malaysia and Singapore. The Causeway control which Singapore brings in today and which Malaysia will introduce in September adds to the sad record. It is a direct and immediate
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    Suddenly, after 99 lost years
    1769 10  - Suddenly, after 99 lost years PATRICK O'DONOVAN The story of a nation that found itself by CANADA has been throughout its history a Will-o-the-wisp sort of country. It has not had the taste of Australia, nor the creative sadness of Ireland, not even the earthly paradise ennui of New Zealand.
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      SABAH'S PASSES FOR INDONESIAN WORKERS
      161 10 I REFER your leader of June 24 on "Sabah Migrants". No Indonesian subject has enter Sabah since been permitted to 1962 for the purpose of employment. The figures you refer to are In respect of Indonesian workers who have already five years residence in Sabah
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      104 10 NURELY the Registrar of Vehicles in his letter (ST. June 14) misses my point. I stated that if the law did not require all cyclists to display rear lights at night then it should be changed. Why is it that if a member of the public suggests a simple method
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    Malaysia may gei her own casino on Pangkor
    306 11 Malaysia may gei her own casino on Pangkor DANCiKOR ISLAND, 1 Fri. Malaysia's first casino may be built on this popuiar island holiday resort on which a private developer is spending $5 million in stages to complete a tourist hotel complex on 100 acres of sea front. 1 about the
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    Dial '95' for overseas calls
    74 11 KUAI-A lA'MPt'R. Frl. Telephone Mih<:cnb*rs with Knala Lumpur rvnanue numbers could get a direct connection to the International exchange operator by dialling 95" tor their overseas calls, wtth eflrct from Sunday. A statement hv the Ministry of worlc- Pcst> and Telecommunications tuciiv said that >üb.«rr:b--*r>
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    Padi seeds for farmers
    46 11 PENANG. Fri— The State Agricultural Department has dis-tr;but-ed 9 815 gantangs of hlgh-yielduig padi seeds to farmers in the Balik Pulau district. Each farmer received more than four gantangs for one acre of land. The seeds include the famous padi na variety.
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    Police transfer
    26 11 ALOR STAR. Fn. Acting Deputy Supt. Su Ah Teh. Deputy Officer-ln-Charge. Criminal' Investigations, KMah. has left for Perils to assume duties as OCPD. Kangar.
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    Appeal by man paralysed after arsenic jabs
    276 11 Appeal by man paralysed after arsenic jabs KUALA LUMPUR, Friday. A FORMER estate conductor, who claimed his hands and legs were paralysed following two arsenic injections, today appealed to the Federal Court of Appeal against the judgment of the Seremban High Court dismissing his claim for $30,000 damages. T.T. Swamy,
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    Two girls in locked hotel room drama
    147 11 Two girls in locked hotel room drama PENANG, Friday. TWO girls who were locked up in a hotel room escaped early yesterday morning by climbing out of a window. The girls, both 15, and daughters of two fishermen in Kelantan, had come to Penang on Wednesday after a woman had
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    Gurkhas fly in to Hong —Kong —
    107 11 Gurkhas fly in to Hong Kong CIXGAPORE, Frl. The RAF today used eight planes to fly 660 Gurkha troops to Hong Kong to reinforce the British garrison there. By 'this evening, about 400 troops belonging to the 217 Infantry Bn. based in .Malaysia had arrived in (he British colony, according
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    Yes-No Nancy keeps them all STILL guessing
    304 11  - Yes-No Nancy keeps them all STILL guessing LEE FOO SAN By IPOH, Fri. The "Yes I will K o, no I won't" Penang nominee for the Miss Malaysia beauty contest, Nancy Neoh, 21, arrived by air today to Join the other State beauty queens for the finals here tomorrow night.
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    Off to attend seminar
    62 11 JEBSELTON. Prl. The Federal Secretary to Sabah. Inche Abdul Aelz bin Ismail, left here today for Kuala Lumpur, to attend a four-day seminar on nubllr administration Six «tat* officers from Sthnh are among the 23 senior officers from F»«r Malaysia taking part in the nemlnar from
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    Teachers' gift
    38 11 JESSELTON Fri— The Federal Secretary Inche Abdul Aziz bin Ismail, has received a cheque tur 1242 for the National Disaster Fund from the Sibah Oovernment Teachers' Union. The union had earlier donated 1681 to tb» fund.
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    28 on 'breach of peace' charge
    75 11 MALACCA, Fri Twenty-«lght people were charged In the Jasln magistrate's court today with being members of an Illegal gatherIng at Buklt Asahan Estate "in a manner calculated to lead to a breach of the peace." They pleaded not guilty and the I case was
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    Highlands get TV service
    76 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Frl Television service for viewers In Cameron Highlands. Brinchang village and Tanah Rata Is now operating on Channel Two, a Ministry of Work. Posts and Telecommunications statement said today. It added that for good reception, viewers should lnstal proper Band I aerials. The aerials
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    229 certified lawyers
    30 11 SINGAPORE, Frl A total of 229 lawyers have taken out their practising certificates ir Singapore for tlvs year, according to a list published by the High Court
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    TAN: CEMENT DUTY MAY BE REMOVED
    94 11 A LOR STAR. Frl— The Minister of Finance. Tun Tan Sieu Sin. said today that the import duty on cement might be further reduced or even removed altogether. "Now that Parlnment has approved the. reduction in this duty I ex- pect to see a
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    Peter and Pat, the kiss and tell film stars fly in
    293 11 Peter and Pat, the kiss and tell film stars fly in SINGAPORE, Fri. Hong Kong actress Pat Ting Hung hat described Peter Chen Ho idol of Chinese moviegoers as her ideal leading man. The two stars of the Mandarin screen who were mobbed by their fan» when they flew In
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      864 11 TV MALAYSIA CHANNEL 5 Koala Lumpur i per: 7.00 News In English; 7.10 and Penang: 6 Ipoh and Perspective: 735 Bewitched. Malacca; 3 and 10 Jobore 800 News In Mandarin' J.lO bantu; 4 Taiping; 7 Batu Balada— keronchong and' MiPaint; 9 Kluanf. lay classical music; 8.35 All 3.00 PM. Programme
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    RN tug to salvage wreck of bomber
    93 12 SINGAPORE, Frl. The Royal Navy tug Barsoil is due here tomorrow from Penanjc to salvage the sunken wreck of the RAF Canberra bomber which crashed at sea a mile off Juront pier yesterday. This morning a team of eight naval divers Inspected the
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    Hindu 'Malam Wanita'
    53 12 KUALA LUMPUR. Frl.— The Hindu Youth Organisation will hold a "Malam Wanita" at the Kampong Pandan Youth Ciub here on Sunday. The programme Includes a public forum on "What women can do for the betterment of home and society" and an essay competition In the National. English
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    Singapore study for an Aussie expert
    159 12 Singapore study for an Aussie expert From TIM TREE CYDNEY. Fri. A drug expert will leave here soon for Singapore, Bangkok, Hong Kong and Tokyo to learn new methods to try to reduce the flow of narcotics to Australia from Asia. He Is 35-year-old Inspector H. Bates, chief of the
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    Teacher loses his salary
    30 12 SKREMBAN. Fri. A school teacher. Chung Yoon Chang. 50. of Semenyih. was hrld v:> ny three armed men last night and robbed of $600 his salary.
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    An 'ugly duckling' looks at the world of men
    283 12  -  MARGARET WEE By KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. A Holly wood beauty specialist today coniessed: "We women can never hope to excel the men because we lack the dedication that men put into their chosen careers. Miss Martha Garza, Max Factor's international beauty
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    Lock icon Pullout: Tory backing likely for Lee
    341 12 Pullout: Tory backing likely for Lee LONDON, Friday MR. Lee Kuan Yew can expect influential Conservative Opposition members in Parliament to oppose plans for a total British withdrawal from the Singapore base, political sources said today. But the Liberal Opposition will back the Labour Government in any long-term plans for
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    MPs will have to give up that second pass
    126 12 I/lALA LUMPUR. Fri._ The Dewan Ra'ayat motion on railway paaMi for its members, winch was amended by the Senate on Monday, will come into force in a month's time. A Government source said today: "The orieinal motion will cmc into force
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    Radio stolen
    16 12 PENANG. Fri. Thieves stole a radio from a car parked in Kampong Kolam yesterday.
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    Sacked Muar ferry men ask education aid for children
    105 12 "VTUAR, Fri.— Retrenched ITI workers of the Muar lerry service have appealed to the State welfare Department to help finance their children's education. The president of the Muar and Batu Pahat Perry Workers' Union, Inche Mohamed Yassin bin All. said today
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    Cigarette man robbed
    50 12 MALACCA. Pri. Tan Nian« Dek. a cigarette salesman, was robbed of $500 and (our cheques totalling $700 at Alor Gajar. yesterday. Tan was about to enter a shop when two men on a motorcycle rode up to him. grabbed his bag containing the money, and rode away.
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    Lock icon Khaw visits Brussels
    69 12 BRUSSELS. Fri Mr Khaw Kai Boil. Malaysia's MuilMrr of Housing and Loc^l Govfrnmrir yesterday called .>n Mmc Muguorilr fir RirtnaPckrr-Lrct Belgian Minister for Family Problems and Housing, and had talk* with her on matters of common interest. Mr. Khaw arrived lirre on Wednesday for h four-day visit
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    SABAH CALL FOR STATE SHOPS
    190 12 SABAH CALL FOR STATE SHOPS lESSELTON. Frl. J The Sabah Government was urged today to establish iood supply depots ami shops in all major towns in the State. The United Sabah National Organ isation Youths central executivt committ pp oiiered this solution to beat profiteering. In a statement issued after
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      254 12 Straits Times Crossword ■V IHMT H Wri IH WM HH feH B Wm In fl^^^^^^l ACROSS nve (5). Vr^n? M* h t oe n*u me seen In 8 PeoDle aaree Dossiblv about 13 Last order! Times up! (5). 8 Sot TTn^T ££x a ,sr ln four herb S Rtnn tJLklnir
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    JASON LOME
    55 13 JASON LOME A group of Nazis in a phantom submarine, a beautiful Israeli agent called Shamara sent to Nassau by the people responsible for the capture of Eichmann and behind it all a sinister thug called Steyr weaving a tangled web on a luxury yacht in the Caribbean. And now
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    But first, the killer in -the car...
    468 13  - But first, the killer in -the car... JAMES LEASOR by NEXTi A PLOT TO FREEZE THE WORLD LOVE looked at the girl sitting beside him on the bed as she revealed that she was an Israeli Government agent. The disclosure surprised him but he didn't show it. "Before you tell
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    Steyr turned his blind head: Someone here is afraid of me...
    959 13 have done. You wouldn't have done If I hadn't loused everything »:p.'" "How?" "When I actually saw Kernau In a car In Durango, I forgot all my orders all my Intentions. I Just trembled. And when I saw him
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      Rice and adulteration, price tags and taxes
      212 14 fpHE president of the Selangor Consumers' AsA sociation, Mrs. Goh Kwee Teng. states (ST. June 27) that many shopkeepers have been known to mix various types of rice and pass the mixture off as superior quality. As this amounts to adulteration, surely these
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      Peta and the real dangers on the roads
      160 14 Peta and the real dangers on the roads HOW ridiculous it is to see ail the publicity being devoted to yet another speed trap, while the far more serious problems that cause most accidents remain grossly overloaded, mechanically unsafe lorries, the total absence of any lane discipline in Singapore, overtaking
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      When girls must be better than boys
      125 14 When girls must be better than boys RECENTLY 1 had an opportunity to study closely the true score sheets of the Physical Fitness Tests in Primary Schools. To my surprise I disco\ered that the Ministry of Education expected a girl of eleven to do better than a boy of thirteen
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      Box office 'law' for local films
      183 14 Box office 'law for local films MR. L. Krishnan suggests (S.T. June 2b) that the Government should introduce legislation to compel cinemas to show lotany produced films at least four days a month. His idea Is to give more opportunities to local producers. Obviously Mr. Krishnam thinks legislation will help
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      55 14 t*OR how long must the r people living around Jalan Übl. Jagong. Bawang and Mempalam, near the airport endure bad roads damaged by floods no lights, and lack of public transport? This letter Is for the poorer people of this area, the ordinary workers and the students the ones without
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      Telling an MP about bad roads
      144 14 Telling an MP about bad roads WHEN I wrote to my M.P. nine months ago about improving certain roads in Setapak. particularly Jalan Ayer Panas Bahru. I was told that the authorities were aware of the conditions but no decision had yet been made to improve them though the subject
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      Fining jay walkers on the spot
      164 14 I AGREE with L. L. Llm (ST. June 27), that If pedestrians do not utilise the overhead pedestrian bridges but still cross at road level, the construction of the pedestrian bridges Is not Justified. Observations are being kept at sites where pedestrian bridges have
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      64 14 I REFER to Mr. William Cheng's letter (B.T J v iti c 17) regarding teachers who patronise bars. Can he quote Instances of employers forbidding their employees to patronise bars? Also can he prove that by going to bars teachers are setting bad examples for their pupils? The last thing
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      233 14 MEET the girl who has set London swinging with the 'mini- cheong' Shaken British television with her switch from gentle nurse to Samurai wife And who now plans a real-life surpriseaway from the cameras She is Penang-born, ex-convent girl rj V thTgirlm x^/1 THE PALLADIUM tgjW the London stage. M
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    403 16 rt Straits tin price tell only 50 rents in Penang yesterday to 5609.25. the drop beinc exactly the equivalent of that in the 3 months forward buyerV price in London on Thursday afternoon. Fair demand wu reported from all quarters and the
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    32 16 Hone Konc yrtirrdav th» U.I. Dollar nat quoted at 4 SOi for T.T. and B>lN 'or aath Starling »a» quoted at lI. M md ono tail at laid at 275
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    420 16 Rubber Market moves downwards DURING the week the Rubber Market moved downward* and away irom the .straight course that it had been tracing for the past two weeks state t1.C.8. k Co. Ltd. in their current review These previous levels had been maintained by demand for nearby rubber to replace
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    82 16 /'HINEE Produce Eichanct. Ma> v MM, noon b.,c. a«r dicui yotttrday. Coconut ail: nulk 148 sellera, 'runo Ssot Heller* Coara: Mixed ,fo r> i looaa 'unt/ Il.ii IK Continent S2V| B. r>tpper: Muntok anMM BltTI feller* Sar-v^Hk arfeMa %\3:> «r)lrra. -pc -i.il ■Brawall black nellem isarnl >.1 L-impon.:
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    24 16 June 30. RUBBER PRICE: 56 cents (up a quarter of a cent). TIN: $609.25 (down 25 cents). Estimated offering 230 tons (unchanged).
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    SPECULATIVE COUNTERS ARE MAIN ATTRACTION
    855 16 From Our Market Correspondent WHILE leading industrial counters remained steady on the Exchange, yrsterday main business was again concentrated on the more speculative counters which registered the largest turnovers in the trading rooms. The market opened steadily, dipped on profittakinc which was moderately well absorbed
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    30 16 Malayan Stork Imln June 29. June 30. •Industrials: ll.V3> 11.44 •Prop*rtir»: 107.56 ltis.rjo Mininjs 9.V58 MjH -i-S rabbrrs: 109.61 109.53 +D*r. ?9. 196> IN. •Uri. 30, 19(>6 Hi"
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    1386 16 DL'SINEKS in .md reported to the Singapore and KuaU Lumpur trading rooms of the Stock Exchange yesterday with the number of shares traded in brackets: INDUSTRIALS: Bautttad (2.000) 51. 52: Central Sugar IIB.MBI 51. 71 D. (24.000) J1.72 U. < 7.0(10 > 51. 73 O. (3.0U0)
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      744 17 HOUSES k LAND WANTED WANTBD TO BUY POR CLIENTS MOUSB SHO.OOO/-, TWO FLATI MO.OOO BACH NEAR TANCLIM AREA AND TWO HOUSE. 420.000/ AND BM.SBB/- ANY LOCALITY PLEASB WRITS TO Ma LEE (REALTT) CS. TEL: S FORE 207(4 23 185. EDUCATION IS Word, St (Min.)— Box it rt, mxtr, CITY AND
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      839 18 ■ftMHHHLHHM M ontinaird from rate 111 PETS FOR SALE Bf autiful PEKINCESE PUPPIES MX PertiKr»e In .N" Mrl^mt Naj I J talan Othman. Muar: ALSATIAN ANO POODLE Puppt^a for in M K A I Mnrrm Tel «a??ai .Spore A Oel lon* Ham Pa'k HEALTHY MKAI DACHSHUNO F'ippir* eiicht week* Road
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      931 18 VEHICLES FOR SALE H .ro-' <• I »fm i Hot in rfa #rlr« VOLKSWAGON 1300 RaCtMtMt] tMI v Mhmi rrrdi'ion Owneri Un» S pore.. Mr ta| WITH ONLY Sit. 4o vnu tan nolvi expensive engine overhaul prohler.ik I'onault Mr. Tang 973« L', 9-J p. in AUfcTIN CAMBRIDCE 1«M and An.
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      934 18 FOR SALE M Hor*. (Mi ml— Box in rtt txtro WARM WIATHIII Why ■Terrjr? inmall our «0 Ciilng l »n. (II r»r month S por«. T>l *****. tMAUB LAURINTZ TILIVIIION i'ati bm tm n »»c»li»nt condition. Vttm orTrr fmmm Rn» 3VI.tV s (K>r». CLCARANCC SALES OF Popular Ah Rrcnrd Company.
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      702 18 DRESSES DRESSMAKING li Warit tt f Him.)— Bo* it rtt *xtrm »0 lIANO'I TAILORING Charcci from 5»- A. Orcbard Road. S por* m mii;: 1 WHERE TO STAY (Malaysia) It Wmrdt it I Him. I Box tt tit oxtrm JOMORE HOTEL, 14. Dancing lo nvnt U Airionditiootd Room*. Pbooc M
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      1426 18 fc^* l^™^*'^ fc^^^^^ IN THE HIGH COURT IN MALAYA AT IPOH a COMPANIES (WINDING-IP) NO. 1 OF 1967. IN INI MATTER of Umail nmpanv LimitMl And IN THE MATTF.R of thr ompanirt Act, 1965. 1 niirrl Malayan Banking t orpoation l.inutril PFTITIONfRS ADVERTISEMENT OF PETITION I Nonce is hfifbv Ki\fn
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      433 18 I GRANITE QUARRY NOTICE •WCni MATIH A TOBACCO FOR SALE FACTORY SDN. BERHAD. < The Order of the High O r"m?n J '!l f JUn 67 C Hifi. Quol.ty Granit. Hill rmiriE Uir reduction of the Ist spita] of the Company (10m 1 6 J 4 ocret. Situated *>•« 3.675.000
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    THE MALAYAN CHAMBER OF MINES
    1203 19 COMPANY MEETING SIR DOUGLAS WARING'S STATEMENT The Forty-Ninth Annual General Meeting of the Malayan Chamber of Mines was held on June 21 at t>s London Wall. London. E.C.2 In the course of his speech, Sir Douglas Waring. C.8.E.. the Chairman, said: Disposals ol tin lrom
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      498 19 have been retained to advise on a:THIEF ACCOCXTAXT A leading International company wishes to appoint a Chief Accountant. Applicants should have experience in all aspects of financial cost accounting and budgeting control and be between the ages of 35-45. Replies will be treated with strict confidence:FRO Chinese Chamber of Commerce
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      826 19 NOTICES THE BANKRUPTCY ORDINANCE (CHAPTER II) IN THE HIGH (OIRT OF SINGAPORE Ie Bankruptcy No. 102 of 1967 In the matter of a Bankruptcy Petition filed the 36th day of April IM7. To Tan Peng Chiang of No. 230, Tanjong Katong Road, Singapore. TAKE NOTICE that a Bankruptcy Petition has
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      782 19 PUBLIC APPOINTMENT MAJLIS AMAMAH RA'AYAT STUDY AWARDS I*6B/81 Application* are invited from suitably qualified Bumiputeras for Study Awards In selected courses of study at Post-graduate and Under-graduate levels tenable at Universities /Colleges, both locally and abroad for th« academic year 1988 69. Flrat Deere* Courses A. Awards wlli be made
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      257 19 TENDERS J.K.R. SELANGOR PEMBERITAHU TAWARAN J.K.R. Tawaran darlpada Pemborong 2 yang berdaftar dlJ.K.R. dl-dalam Kelas F. EX E Kepala 111 KepalaKechll 7 akan dl-tertma dlPejabat Jurutera Penguasa, J.K.R Kuala Lumpur hingga jam pukol 3.00 petang pada lOhb Julal. 1967. Intok: SUPPLY DELIVERY OF TWENTY <20> GAS COOKERS WITH 4 BURNERS
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      166 19 TENDER KENTATAAN TAWARAN J.K.R JOHOR. Tawaran darlpada Pemborong 2 yang berdaftar dengan J.K.R. dl-dalam Kelas EX' dan ka-atas akan dlterlma dl-Pejabat Jurutera Kerja Kanan. Jabatan Kerja Raya. Kluang hingga jam pukol 12 tengah harl pada 9hb Julal. 1967. untok: MEMBENA SAMBONGAN PONDOK LEMBU DIPUSAT TERNAKAN HAIWAN. AVER HITAM. KLUANG. 2.
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      490 19 BP MALAYSIA SDN. BHD. Applications are Invited from suitably qualified Malaysian citizens for the following position:TRANSPORT ASSISTANT AGE: 25-35 (approx.) QUALIFICATIONS: Essential: S.C.C. and apprenticeship experience in transport maintenance preferably with a diploma in Automobile Engineering. Deirirable: English, National Language and Chinese dialects. EXPERIENCE: Several years' experience as a workshop
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      Hurdler Ishtiaq sets a new mark
      393 20  - Hurdler Ishtiaq sets a new mark TONY FRANCIS By ISHTIAQ Mubarak set a new Malaysian national record for the 110 metres hurdles when he won the event in 14.4 sec at the Selangor Combined Schools athletics championships at Merdeka Stadium yesterday. Uhtiaq'fl time clipped two-tenths ot a second off the
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      WATERPOLO Aussies rout S'pore 9-2
      117 20 WATERPOLO Aussies rout S'pore 9-2 riVIE visiting Australian waterX polo team, with live 1964 Olympic players. beHt Singapore 9-2 in an exhibition match at the Singapore Swimming Club >Wl»llllJ> Turn Hoad. the vlMting team I captain, said after the match thai Singapore did not play as well a.« they did
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      Veeriah sets two marks
      77 20 R VEERIAH t Advent ill ris > mi two teeordj to win the Btst Performance Trophy .it the Central Ki-dah AAA championslii|)^ ;tt Sunyei P.ilani yesterday. Vecnali win tin 1 500 metres In 4mm 24.95 ec iprevtHM murk 4:25 > and the 5.000 metre> in 17:11.6
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      CANCELLED
      27 20 The Selnnpor AAA f>\\ comers meet, scheduled to be held at the Armed Forces grourtf, Kuala Lumpur. t->mom.v. lms been cancelled due tJ lick o( entiles.
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      lucky driver' Cuthbertson
      134 20 T"HK racing tar is ;i complete wreck. One wheel up in the air. like the chequered flag of victory. Its driver b Mtting on a grass bank bruised, cut and .shocked. The driver: Rob Cuthbertson. The car: his new class Formula "Vee' Peco based on a standard
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      AUSTRALIANS TO PLAY TWO TESTS' AGAINST SINGAPORE
      180 20  - AUSTRALIANS TO PLAY TWO TESTS' AGAINST SINGAPORE FRANCIS BOEY By SINGAPORE will play two hockey "Tests" against Australia at Jalan Besar Stadium on Sept. 24 and 25. Announcing this yesterday. Singapore Hockey Association secretary S. Yogarajah said the Australian team were stopping over on their way to Pakistan and then
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      WORLD ROUNDUP Keino will run for C'wealth against U.S.
      357 20 WORLD ROUNDUP Keino will run for C'wealth against U.S. ATHLETICS Nairobi, Fri: Kipchonge Keino, 4 Kenya's world 3,000 metres record holder, will after all run tor the British Commonwealth against the United States in the international match at Los Angeles on July 8-9. La.«t week. Keino said he would not
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      BADMINTON ThomaL Cup team back in training
      212 20 BADMINTON ThomaL Cup team back in training 4 i-EW hours after the Bad- million Association o< Mh- oeleKiiies Teli Gm Sooi and Thn Beng Teik leave lor London by BOAC ;,t 8.25 ilus morninK. the Malaysian Thomas Cup team will bexin training again. The Malaysian delegates will attend the International
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      BOWLING CONGRESS BID FOR NATIONAL SIDE
      103 20 BOWLING CONGRESS BID FOR NATIONAL SIDE MALAYSIAN TVn-Pin bowling Congress officials are scouting the country for bowlrrs to form a national U >mpete In forthcoming international competitions Singapore has invited M.i],.\ -ia. Austiali.-i. Japan. Hoik KOOg a:id Thailand to a tournament next month. The Congies* ha* also arranged to play
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      SOCCER Police ring Johore goal
      243 20  - SOCCER Police ring Johore goal JOE DORAI B, lOHORE refused to come out lor the second halt of their Malaysia Cup loot ball uiatcn against Singapore aL Jalan Besaj; Stadium last night until Police assured them of protection, from a section of the crowd. The match, wnich Singapore won 2-u.
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      Khan fails to save Circle
      142 20 DESPITE a splendid performance by 2u-year-old goalkeeper Mohamed Khan. Blue Circle werebeaten 3-2 by Printers in the Selangor Government Departments and Bu>ine*s Houses Div. 1 football match at Cheras Road. Kuala Lumpur, yesterday. Printer*. «ho played a hard, i 'em name could have won by
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      197 20 For SaleTruck Fleet After completion of a contract, a large Hong Kong construction company is placing its fleet of 6- and 8 -ton Ford Trader Trucks on the market. The particulars are as follows: YEAR MODKI WHEELBASE MILEAGE PRICE 1064 Trader 80 138" ISjBOO HKSIUOO I >M Irader 80 138"
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      297 20 d T? '< »ft- I i; V Structural Readers. Structures in w 't h guidance from Unit Guide 3. Action and I nit Guides form the GRADED EXERCISES in Strucbasic texts of the only tried and tural English Basic Intermediate tested method of teaching English Structures form a strong and
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      122 20 \Tlll.tlll S siVor school* I Cup north mm linal: Perils i hampiuiiitiip> iMcideka Sta- IfelajN I lifnKg.inu Malays dium. 2.30): Penani? Public Ser- (Xlifir), l*enang Div. 3: RAP City Stiidium. 2.30 1; Wt&em Hill v Prisons C «Vici AAA decathlon .me! toria Giwin 1.. I'ervfc l>iv. Si pentathlon iT. Mas-
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      835 21  -  Epsom Jttjp RACING by HE HAS GOOD RECENT FORM, LIGHT WEIGHT AND WET TRACK TO SUIT HIM TODAY CAPITAL GAIN, three times run-ner-up in his last four outings, should find his winning turn in a Class Four second division field (Race Plight) over the Bukit Timah
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      SELECTIONS
      142 21 'i i v ir t r Lace 1 T. HAKAPAN I mir Star Queen'i Gambit K. CHARIUT Emir Star Hot lip* K. CHARIOT Emir Star Queen's Gambit ace 2 PAN RAJAH Spring Fanr> Slitic SPRING FA.VCI Victory Tbe Archer PAN RAJAH Tbe Archer Looking Forward 1m«IF. CHARGER Minnun Miss
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      1641 21 CO INC FORECAST: Soft to heavy RACE 1-2.15 Class 5 Div 3 ($6,000) 6t (LOCAL JOCKEYS ONL* 1 ***** Straight flush a (Malaysian) Sullivan 3 9 0 •Hadj i I ***** Hot Lip* (Nelson) E Breuk 3 8.13 "Vein 3 3 ***** Mutineer a IKKI RS Breuk S
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    Lock icon Peking to Burma: Your freedom in peril
    315 22 Peking to Burma: Your freedom in peril BANGKOK, Friday. PHINA warned Burma thai it would lost- its 20-ycar-ol<l independence and its people their national identity if il spurned Ihe friendship of the Chinese people "armed with Hie thoughts of Mao Tse-tung." The warning was made in Thai language broadcast. 'The
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    'Russian ship bombed' charge
    82 22 'Russian ship bombed' charge MOSCOW, Fri.— The Soviet Government charged today that US planes bombed a Soviet merchant ship in the North Vietnamese harbour of Haiphong yesterday. The Soviet Government sent what it called a "resolute protest" on the incident to the US. Embassy here demanding "effective guarantees that similar
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    50 22 JAKARTA. Fri. The United States today boosted its credit line to Indonesia to $30 million by granting this country a new $5 million loan. The agreement on the new loan was s.gned by U.S. Ambassador Marshall Oreen and Indonesian Director General for Foreign Economic Relations Ismail Thayeb. UPI.
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    Lock icon Rail station fine
    39 22 ROME. Fn Ten people were treated for suftocation alter huge fire broke out under Rome's in;. m central railway .station today temporarily stopping servu r> and sending a vast cloud oi -mokf over the city— Reuter.
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    LONDON STOCKS
    401 22 LONDON. Fri. Most prices dnlted throughout in quiet trad- Ing. though one or two spots hardened fractionally towards the i close. Sentiment was clouded by the Wall St. setback and by end account prot it taking. Closing middle prices of selected stocks not iiicluuiiiK stamp dui> were RUBBER
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    Jayne: Now a battle of the husbands
    188 22 NEW ORLEANS. Fri The body of Jayne Mansfield, victim of a violent highway collision (see wreck of car above), lay in the whitetiled coroner's morgue here today as funeral arrangements remained in dispute. Matt Cimber. the estranged husband No. 3 of the 34-year-old
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    Tengku: Muslim nations must be united
    196 22 Tengku: Muslim nations must be united A LOR STAR, Fri. Tengku Abdul Rahman said here today that unless all Muslim countries in the Middle East and throughout the world were united, the United Arab Republic's prospects of getting back the territories occupied by Israel were "very slim". •Malaysia will support
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    SIM course in Highlands
    57 22 SINGAPORE. Fri— The Singapoie Institute of Management has a few vacancies in its third residential advanced management course to be held at the Cameron Highlands Hotel from July 30 to Aug. 12. Fee for the course. Including food Mud .live immodat ion. is Sl.OoO lor S.I.M.
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    34 22 WASHINGTON. Fri— Defence Secretary Robert McNamara Is expected to leave Washington next week on a delayed trip to Saigon which could bring about another American troop build-up in the Vietnam war. Reuter.
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    Candlecraft course
    53 22 Candlecraft course SINGAPORE. Fri. The Adult Education Board is organising a 10-week course in candlecraft. The students will be trained to produce candles for birthday parties, wedding ceremonies, anniversaries, churches, clubs and civic groupv The course will be conducted in English at the Board's annexe on Sunday afternoons The tuition
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    Life Guards' $850 gift
    58 22 SINGAPORE. Fi: i li< I :ii Guards stationed at SelaraiiK BanatKs m Clmiiyi have a dose association wit a the Kampong Padanz Terbakar commuimy centre, and recently donated $850 towards the cost of const ruction materials for a basKtiball court. The court ha.-. BOW t>een completed,
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    50 22 BANGKOK. Frl.-Jhe United States announced today it la putting up another $18 million to help Thailand fight off the communist Insurgency effort here. The bulk of the money is going to the Thai national police to be used In training provincial and border police in counter-insurgent tactics. UPI.
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      Fletcher through to last eight
      689 22 WIMBLEDON TENNIS LONDON. Fri UONG KONG -based Ken Fletcher (Australia) reached the quarter-finals of the Wimbledon tennis championships today when he beat West German Hans-Joaachim Plbtz 6-1. 3-6. 6-3. 6-0. Fletcher was joined in the last eight by fellow Australian John Cooper, who defeated Sergei
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      126 22 f*€ CONSULT Cambridge X^^ CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOL A SYMBOL OF EFFICIENT POSTAL EDUCATION (IN ALL SUBJECTS FOR 1967/1968 EXAMINATION) HIGHER SCHOOL CERTIFICATE. CAMBRIDGE SCHOOL CERTIFICATE. MALAYSIA CERTIFICATE of EDUCATION. GENERAL CERTIFICATE of EDUCATION. FORM !V QUALIFYING TEST. LOWER CERTIFICATE of EDUCATION. L.C.C. (BOOKKEEPING). Ollt-at- last! The most up-to-date, comprehensive, C. C.
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      52 22 The weather Highest and lowest temperatures in Malaysia and Singapore for the period 8 p.m. Thursday to 8 p.m. yesterday: Hichrst Lowest Kuala Lumpu:- »0 72 Kota Bharu 92 77 Penang 88 75 Ipoh 92 73 Malacca 86 73 Singapore 87 75 C. Highlands 74 57 Jesselton 88 73 Kuchlng
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