The Straits Times, 6 July 1967

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    21 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 150,000 The Straits Times 1 EsuTIMS THURSDAY, JULY 6, 1967 15 CENTS KDN. 2518:2590 M.C.(P)2266 L
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    Pull- out: All may be well, says Lee
    3672 1 Pull- out All may be well, says Lee A hint on TV: 'By mid-July, I've every confidence....' TENGKU'S PRESS CONFERENCE IN LONDON: Page 1 1 SINGAPORE Wednesday THERE were hopes today that Britain's military withdrawal from Singapore might not be too hard on the Republic's economy after Mr. Lee Kuan
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    Lock icon Tengku begins talks with Wilson
    138 1 Tengku begins talks with Wilson LONDON, W.-cl— Tengku Abdul I ih in. i n conferred with Mr. Harold iKdti here today in .t bid to head off any cutdown in British military strength now deployed for the defence of Malaysia. The two Prime Ministers opened their talks at 10 Downing;
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    Search for oil
    25 1 JOHANNESBURG. Wed. I Plan.v far widespread oil exploration in South Alrira s west coast Mai waters were announced her today Iv i.pany.
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    Danger!
    329 1  -  CHEONG YIP SENG: By SINGAPORE. Wed Public warned: Watch out for boy with a deadly paper bag rE public were today warned of a deadly paperbag full of about 100 copper detonators which may still be lugged around town by a Chinese boy of 12. They may explode even
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    Lock icon 678 road toll for holidays
    66 1 NEW YORK. Wed— Americas four -da v Independence celebrations, which ended ,at midnight. claimed a record 678 lives m traffic accidents for the holiday. But the record death count for any four-day holiday was set at the last Thanksgiving in November when 748 people were
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    Thais kill 3 Reds in border battle
    88 1 Thais kill 3 Reds in border battle BANGKOK, Wed— Three communist guerillas were killed and one Thai police sergeant was seriously wounded In a gun battle between a Thai border patrol police party and the guerillas last Monday In southern Surathanl province, reports reaching here said. The wounded sergeant was
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    UK shipbuilders plan drive for markets
    100 1 UK shipbuilders plan drive for markets NEWCASTLE t England' Wrd —British shipbuilders. oner ilic world's b'.Rgest. are planning a v rldwide campaign to recaplurr niaikri.s iliey have hat especially to Japan As a tn.st step t<> strengthen thru competitlvj position, more and more rival shipyards are planning regional mergers. Sir
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    ARROW HITS GIRL—BUT THE SHOW GOES ON
    89 1 ARROW HITS GIRL— BUT THE SHOW GOES ON SINGAPORE. Wed—Michelle Bordeau. 19. the silent member of a telepathic shooting trio now performing at a nightclub, was tonight shot In the leg by an arrow during one of her acts. Blindfolded Robert McGowan, a telepathy ex- pert and leader of the
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    Lock icon Thomas Cup: Carry on play in New Zealand
    141 1 Thomas Cup: Carry on play in New Zealand ONDON, Wed. The abandoned Thomas Cup challenge round between Indonesia and Malaysia will be resumed where it was abandoned' last month on a date to be fixed shortly on a neutral court in New Zealand. This was decided tod.iv l>> the International
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    Britain names new army chief
    52 1 LONDON. Wed Lieut -Gen Sir Geoffrey Baker. U, has been appointed chief of the British army from next March, the Defence Mini.-try announced today. Sir Geoff! rey. born in India, becomes. Chief of the General Staff in succession to Gen. Sir James Ca.sseLs. who is
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    Lock icon Para men take Congo airport
    168 1 Para men take Congo airport KINSHASA. Wed. Congo President Joseph Mobutu said today that two unidentified planes this morning drop p r d paratroops on tb c towns of Kisangani and Bukavu. At the same tim<* foreign lettten joined by Katanxe^e idarmes loyal to former Premier Mr. Tshombe also I
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    25 1 MrNAMARA OFF TO SOI'TH VIETNAM WASHINGTON, Wed. Defence Secretary Robert MtNauiara flies to Vietnam tonight to conduct full-scale review nt the war —Renter.
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      Lock icon China to Burma: Don't ignore demands
      176 2 China to Burma: Don't ignore demands ]>EKING, Wed. Burma lias been warned that if it continues to Ignore Chinas demands over tho aliened persecution Of Chilli's*' u;ttionals. "the Chinese Government will take further lie.-e.s.saiy measures." The New rhlii.i N«WI Agency suld \h\> warulni wa.« Riven to the HuriiH'.r Amba.<wadur in
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      Poachers' prize
      34 2 KAMPALA Wo<l Block* of ll legal ivory fxnsa HaplMUiti xhot by poachers KrtalHm BMW lh.ni 64) tons wpre ■untmlrrfd during a two monih aauattty |u->t ended, it IU anmnimol hnv today At*.
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      Lock icon on the pros and cons of sanctions Smith
      158 2 on the pros and cons of sanctions Smith I ONDON. Wed— Mr. l.m Suiilh. Prime Mm MM of Khi.Ur-.ta, admitted in mined television interview latt night lliml s.i net ions wrrr burling Ihe l»r«-jk.i« Krilifth nilony't rettiiomy. Speaking to Reginald Kos.tn«|iiet of Independent Television New*, lie said: "It wo u
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      Oil probe
      25 2 .IiIIIANNKiHUUti. Wril Plum !<>r wnii. pir.nl ml explorniiini in Mouth All lens weal mmi territorial watsn v-m- announced here vr.-u-ni.iv h* Mkh... (-..ihii.u.i'
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      UN fails to agree on Israeli pullback
      374 2 UN fails to agree on Israeli pullback PROPOSALS THROWN OUT FOR WANT OF TWO-THIRDS MAJORITY UNITED NATIONS, Wednesday r ]MIE General Asst>mbl> deadlocked last night on the issue of Israeli troop withdrawals from Arab territories. The world Ixklv rejected all proposals culling tor an Israeli rollback. Including the resolution personally
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      Lock icon Call for changes in hysteria type of Arab propaganda
      211 2 BEIRUT. Wed. A RA H newspapers throiiß hout the Middle East are calling for change! in the Arabs" hysteria-type propaganda against j Israel, demanding less i emotion. Tne m >)* t widely nad snukMunan In ttie Arab i capital*. Mohammed lla.s-
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      Lock icon We won't budge on unity of Holy City, says Eban
      352 2 We won't budge on unity of Holy City, says Eban UNITED NATIONS, Wed— The Israeli Foreign Minister. Mr. Abba Eban. declared yesterday the unification of Jerusalem is Irrevocable. Mr. Eban. addressing the General Assembly, also rejected demands that Israel withdraw her troops from Arab territory immediately and unconditionally, asserting that
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      Port strike: Indian Navy called in to help
      123 2 Port strike: Indian Navy called in to help DOMBAY. Wed. me In dlan Navy U being called In today to man I tugs and keep ships moving In Bombay. It was announced last night. A crippling strike by 1.000 I hitmen and others handling ■hip movement* entered 1U eighth day
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      Egyptian plane shot down over Sinai, says Israel
      197 2 Egyptian plane shot down over Sinai, says Israel T»EL AVIV. Wed. —An L Egyptian Jet plane was shot down by Israeli anti-aircraft fire In Eastern Sinai yesterday, an Israeli mili tary spokesman announced. It w.in the first aerial incident since the ceasefire which endrd the sixday Middle East war. The
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      Lock icon ANOTHER PEKING PROTEST TO JAKARTA
      110 2 UONQ KONG. Wed- China has lodged a "moj.t urgent and stiongett" protest with the Indonesian Government over the alleged "daughter" of Chinese nationals in East Java. Radio Peking reported last night. The Note was .sent to the Indonesian Foreign Ministry by the Chinese Embassy in
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      Lock icon Royal couple back home
      33 2 B A NOOK wed —The King of Thailand and Own Sinkit returned here yesterday by chartered jet airliner »fter one month tour of the U.S.. Canada and Britain. AP.
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      Lock icon Interests of Europe must prevail, says Brown
      503 3 JHE HAGUE, Wed. Britain said here yesterday that in any negotiations on her entry into the Common Market the wider interests of i Europe must prevail. Urn Foreign Secretary. Mr. George Brown, told a meeting of the Western European Union Ministerial Council that
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      Just fancy that
      39 3 CHICAGO. Wed. A girl barred from a restaurant here ior wearing slacks gained admission by removing them. Hans Krutinger. the head-waiter, was satisfied tha* her lons blouse could be regarded as a perfectly, respectable mmi -dress.
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      Lock icon Troops guard holiday teenage vandals
      159 3 Troops guard holiday teenage vandals I\K\ GENEVA (Wisj (oiimiu Wed. Two hundred teenage vandals uh<> rampaged through resort cities along the banks of Lake Michigan on Monday were behind barbed wire in a compound guarded by troops yesterday. Their capture climaxed a para -military operation in tuih more than 10ft
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      Mr Pepys gets his tax bill
      100 3 Mr Pepys gets his tax bill LONDON, Wed. The Inland Revenue never give up. An income tax form has arrived at publishers G. Bill and Sons Ltd.. of Portugal Street. West London. It was marked "for the attention of Samuel Pepys." It asked whether Mr. Pepys was making a return
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      Lock icon Meredith: The face of fear among my own people
      113 3 CANTON Mississippi Wed. Limping; on blistered feet, James Meredith arrived here yesterday to complete a 165--mile "walk against fear" among Negroes only to admit defeat. The 34-year-old lawyer *no became the first Negro to atudy at the University of Mississippi In
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      Malaria south of border
      36 3 JAKARTA. Wed Sixty per cent of the Indnne.si.tn population in the border areas with Sarawak estimated at more than half a miUlon have been stricken with malaria, says a regional health officer.
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      Lock icon Fire breaks out during test of lunar craft
      113 3 I AS CBLCES (New Mexico), Wed— A are broke ouk un Munduy during an unmamieu u^t of an Apollo lunar excursion module at the National Aeronautics and Space Administration's installation near here. The module being tested was a non-flight model of the
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      Lock icon ASM NOT READY YET FOR COMMON MART, SAYS RAMOS
      219 3 OANGKOK, Wed. Asia was not yet ready for a Common Market but an Asian Customs union could develop out of the second Asian and Pacific Council, the Philippines Foreign Secretary, Mr. Ramos, said yesterday. Mr. Ramos, who arrived In Bangkok for
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      25 3 ROME. Wed.— The U.N. Pood and Agriculture Organisation yesterday sanctioned emergency food allocations for 200.000 war refugees in Syria and Jordan. AP.
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    Malaysians among winners of 'praise Singapore' contest
    188 4 Malaysians among winners of 'praise Singapore' contest CINOAPORE, Wed. Two Malaysians are among the winners of the "In Praise of Singapore"' verse competition organised by Radio Singapura. They are Mr. Wer Thean Seng, who topped the Chinesp section, and P. Gurusamy, whose entry won the flrat prize in the Tamil
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    Schools TV for today
    121 4 HpODAY'6 educational TV on Channel 8 U as follows: 8.30 am-8 50 am English literature. Sec. I— "The Rime of the Ancient Mariner 915-9 35. English litcr-turr. Sec 3— "The Gwd Earth ll' 10-10 20 Mathematics. Sec 2— "Logarithms 11 05-11 25. English second language, S«c.
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    Vocational education important for S'pore, says Ong
    506 4 SINGAPORE. W.d THE Minister for Education, Mr. Ong Pang Boon, last night said it had yet to be realised that secondary education with a vocational bias was more suited for many school children in Singapore's situation of increasing industrialisation of the national economy.
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    RI Red Cross urges exchange visits
    220 4 SINGAPORE. Wednesday. THE visiting Indonesian Red Cross Society secre-tary-general, Mr. Soehanda IJas today said he hoped to see an exchange of visits between Red Cross members of Singapore and his country. Mr. IJas arrived from Malaysia for a two day visit to re establish
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    Back from pest control talks
    57 4 SINGAPORE. Wed— Mr. P. O. M. L*e hu returned from a three-day pest control conference In Nottingham organised by the British Industrial Pe*t Control Association Some 250 delegates attended Mr Lee, who U the general manager of Thomas Cowan and Co. Ltd.. presented a paper
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    MR. THOMSON AND MR. LAI
    125 4 Two pictures in yesterday's Straits Times were wrongly interposed. The caption lor the picture In Page 4 should have read: The new president of the Rotary Club of Singapore. Mr. P. Raj Sachdev (left), presenting a memento to the Immediate past president. Mr George O.
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    $90 mil. projects: Inquiries flow in from Japan, HK, US
    229 4 OINGAPORE, Wed.— Inquiries about Singapore's 14 urban renewal projects, costing about $90 million and earmarked for development by private enterprise, continue to flow in. many from potential investors in Japan, Hnng Kong and New York. The developers packet, containing plans
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    THE SCOTS ARE SO FRIENDLY SAYS ROSITA, 21
    100 5 Kt'AI.A LIMPI R. Wed. Ro&iU Johari. 21, diurhter of the Minister of Education, arrir*d here today from Abwdeen for a twomonth holiday. Wearing a moderate mini skirl Romta maid that she had hee.n domestic science part-time at the Aberdeen College of Domestic
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    Malaysia trade policy: Sell high, buy low
    222 5 Malaysia trade policy: Sell high, buy low KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday r pHE Minister of Commerce and Industry. Dr. Lam Swee Aim, today defined Malaysia's j trade policy: "We sell to the highest bidder j and buy from the lowest.' In line with this policy, the Government was prepared to trade
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    AUSSIE MPs PAY TRIBUTE TO S'PORE
    159 5 SINGAPORE. Wed. Seven visiting Australian parliamentarians left here today after a three-day goodwill visit "very impressed"' with Singapore's people and the Republic 8 pro gress. The leader of the mission, Mr. Don Chipp, Minister for Tourism and the Navy, who was last here a
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    New powers for Finance Minister
    97 5 CINOAPORB. Wrd To give '.lie Minister (or Financr. Mr. I.m Kirn San more flexibility of contingencies fund \m to be created trom the Develotv nient Fund, which will enahl* meet any urgent and un-forc.-een need for expenditure <m project! for which no other nro\:>t.v The
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    100 headmen at course
    41 5 KAJANG. Wed— A civics course for village headmen throughout. Dlv Laugat district was held at the Kajang Hall >esterday. More than 100 headmen attended the course which was opened by the District. Officer. Inche Ha.v-.an bin Ibrahim.
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    600 pigs die of fever in Kuching
    82 5 600 pigs die of fever in Kuching KUCIIING. Wed. More than M) 0 pics have died of swine fever in I lie K u< limy area, an Agriculture Ministry spokesman said today. He said there were reports that the fexer was spreading to other parts of Sarawak's First Dim sum
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    Self defence exhibition
    54 5 SEREMBAN. Wed— A 60-year- old expert on the an ol self de- i fence. Mr. Lini Mv Sen. from Taiwan, will give a demonstra- tion at the Chinese Recreation 1 Club here on Saturday nicht Tickets at S2 and $1 will go for the promotion of youth
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    SARAWAK MP IS NAMED NEW SECRETARY
    88 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Ved. —Mr Thomas Kana. a Sarawak MP. has been appointed Parliamentary Secretary to the Ministry of Agriculture and Co-operatives. Announcing this today the acting Prime Min'..stor. Tun Abdul Razak. said the appointment would be ettective from July 1. Mr Kana. 46. is
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    Drug syndicate smashed
    196 5  -  GARY CHIN: By Penang. Wednesday 4 NARCOTICS syndicate dealing in opium and marijuana is reported to have been smashed here with the aid of two men believed to be from Interpol. Penahg police today declined to confirm this but eye-witnesses told me the ringleader was arrested by
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    French sailors in S'pore
    68 5 SINGAPORE Wed— About 200 I French Nn\y officers and men from the 2.000-ton frigate. Admiral Charner. are now in Singapore on a four-day visit before returning to their bitse in the Pacific arr» Crew members on shore leave spent thnr time today on shopping nnd Mcht-seeing
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    Nets stolen
    27 5 PENANG Tues. Three rl'hinft j net* wero stolen from the village 1 of Pasir Pandrk in Teluk Bit hang, about 12 miles from the city.
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    Expert tells how to assess degrees
    202 5 Expert tells how to assess degrees KUALA LUMPUR, i 1V Wed. It is possible to compare con- I cretely the relative "worth" of different university de r r ees. says Mr. R. S. Chitkara. deputy educatton adviser to the Indian Government. Mr. Chitkara. who arrived here recently to assist the
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      79 5 C"^ iGRADi^y" |T SAY F"someth:nq sol lv r. r "cAhrr~Wß --atr U. 'TWERE WAS >^ I HOLLIftLIL" m PINISM"' d COULD VO' READ ME SOME f SHOCKING EVENT lIT SAN YOUR HONORABLt BU9 O THAT AMERICAN PR'MTIK'y p\ lON SADIE HAWKINS J f NATIOM WAS W ISHERET r-^ MR RjRRiMER?
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    $210,000 bank theft: Two men on trial
    252 6 SINGAPORE Wednesday. THK li ml o! two men charged with the (licit of $21(),()()() from the Victoria Street branch of Malayan Banking Limited in October Ihsl \qa\\ began in the Second District Court lodav. Johnny Pen Peng Kan. 23, and Ching Kok Wan.
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    Rape case: Court accepts a statement
    176 6 SINGAPORE. Wed. Mr. Justice Buttrose in the High Court today accepted in evidence a police statement, purporting to have been voluntarily made by Yap Ah Pheng. 22, accused of raping a baby-sitter girl of 13. He overruled objections raised by Mr Jiwat Advani. for
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    Party for 1,000 children
    60 6 SINGAPORE Wed The Sree I Naiayana Mission will entfrtj\in about 1.000 children nho asaisted i In the mission's Flag Day recently. 64 4 p.m. on Sunday At th^ tea party to I* hrld at the Mission Hall. Soon Klai Road priz** will be given to the
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    60,000 children for Primary I
    169 6 SINGAPORE, Wed SOME 60.000 children are expected to be registered for admission to Primary One classes in January next year. All of them will be found a place In primary schools, a Ministry of Education spokesman said today. The lirst phase of registration, which began
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    U.S. ENVOY, MINISTER EXCHANGE TOASTS
    40 6 UNITED STATES Amba**ador. Mr. Francis J. Galbraith (left) and Singapore's Minister for Law and Development. Mr K \V Barker, ex-i-hancmc toasts at the American Independence Day reception held at the Ambassador's residence on Tuesday night.
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    A one-man show by RI artist
    117 6 SINGAPORE. Wrd The Minister of State for Culture. Mr. K. C. Lee. will declare open a one-man exhibition by a well-known Indonesian artist. Mr. Lee Kan Fong. on July 12 at 5.30 pm. at the Victoria Memorial Hall China-born Mr Lee reieheo his education
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    Traffic Courts
    34 6 SINGAPORE. Wed Mr Boey Kun Hong has resumed duties as First Traffic Macistrate niter long local leave. The new Second Traffic Magistrate is Mr. Chnne Yuen Pe. a 1966 lochl Uw sraduate.
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    92 accidents
    18 6 SINGAPORE Wed- there were! 92 accident*, lour of thrm .-enous I in the lasi 24 hours.
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    Swimming drive
    33 6 SINGAPORE Wed The Minister of Sute for Education Inche Rahlm l.'hak will launch the Education Ministry s >« imming proficiency award campaign at the fturr Valley awimming pool at 9 a.m. tomcrr*.-
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    N-language exam awards by Esso
    256 6 N-language exam awards by Esso SINGAPORE. Wed Dunman Integrated Secondary School ha> won the ■HO National Language award (or thp school fielding the large>t number of calidldate^ In the Cambridge School Certificate Malay examination last year. The school will receive a book voucher for $100 presented by Esso Standard Limited
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    Labour Court hearing
    55 6 SINGAPORE Wed Th« Second Industrial Arbitration Court will hear an application on July 12 by the Mechanical and Combustion Engineering Co. Ltd. for an order to extend its pNM&I collective agreement with the Manual and Merc-untile WorkOl Union lor another three years. The present three-year aßieen.eiit expired
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    X-ray unit
    35 6 SINGAPORE. Wed -The Sir.pa- pore Aiitl-Tuberculosi.s lion's mobile X-ruy unit ill be stationed at Kiat Kee shop. lt> Jalan Tlong. between 5 30 1 «n. and 9 pm from July 10 to 12.
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    'LEES OR ALIS, WE ARE ALL S'POREANS'
    177 6 SINGAPORE. Wed. I IMIK Foreign .Minister, Mr. S. Rajaratnam. tonight told a larsr Catherine of the Lee Clan not to think of themsrlxrs as I.ers alone but alxo M .sintaporeans. "We are all Singaporeans whether we are Lees or Alls." he said at
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    960 7 Black magic and dictatorship By A Special Correspondent 'DOC DUVALIER, VOODOO PRESIDENT WHO MADE HAITI THE POOREST STATE IN THE WEST IS BEGINNING TO LOSE HIS GRIP DOCTOR Francois Duvalier, President for Life of Haiti, is once again rumoured to be losing his grip on the mountainous republic which shares
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    696 7  -  CAMERON DUO OU Accra by THE announcement by Ghana's National Liberation Council that it will be handing over some of Its functions to "special commissioners" has been welcomed here as paving the way lor a speedy return to civilian rule The military regime which
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    74 8 in »«<■ Hi iWiaiaaaii MNt «.I JAVARA4AM thank* all H»a<l« of /.uhlin ami Oammon at Builor worth, stirr Workman, relation* and Mtaaa f.ii tii»ir kind MBaM bi\mi ilnrln k- R.T. J»y»rn)«h a. SaMB FAMILY OF LATB Mr. Yap Ar, H«r n».- V.,.1. Baa Ym.cin thank* rraMlwa an<t Maae*. tm
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    64 8 M ffsasa Sli iWaimial LOOKING FOB) A nvunahtnf BMBI 4uak»r Huicar I"uff*. «t 'ran t«t hox nnd rmny to toatf »il««r km".l |MirT (.liitrn* wltk 11 honry. Yutir etilMn-n will ft. Mitt CNAM tOW LINt 2O CkllM-a* KHUlinnl ln.hr. CiHirM b««lr,, M,i, r* Ad\*fir*d. Moniin«. I 1 Rr*aaaj •>••«»■
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      621 8 The General Assembly of the United Nations has voted on the two major Middle East resolutions very much as expected. The result is stalemate, defeat of the resolution calling for the immediate and unconditional withdrawal of Israeli troops tv the positions held before June i, and the
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      368 8 The member countries of I the Asia and Pacific Council are in several minds as to what they would like Aspac to become. Japan and Malaysia have distinguished themselves from the seven others by openly rejecting any idea of a military or political sJHancC As Japan saw it,
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      171 8 The Kuching Port Authority's report for last year makes dismal reading. Though there is an urgent need for expansion none is in sight. Money is short, and even if it were not construction might have to be delayed at least until the coming Malaysian transportation survey has been
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    450 8 CEYLON VOTES TO REPATRIATE 500,000 INDIANS by A Special Correspondent Colombo, Wad /INE vote may send half-a-million people to seek homes in a tresh country over the next 15 years. The people are Indians, descendants of indentured labourers brought to Ceylon by the Bri- tish In the nineteenth century to
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      154 8 rpHE envies ol Malaysia L Singapore Airlines aie v. .en justified. It is aiso tair to give praise when due. A recent five o'clock flight irom K.L. to Singapore ended due to a technical tault at Malacca. The Singapore passengeis were oflered a drink, and
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      65 8 IN view of the numbers there may be justification for closing tne Botanical Gardens to cars on Sundays, although the alternate parking in Cluny Road creates some traffic hazard. However, maintaining the same closure on weekdays Is pure officialdom, it reduces the comparatively few who visit the gardens on weekday
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    391 8  -  YUNUS MAPIS by LESSON 62 in a new series GLOSSARY: Menuntut 'from tumuli (V) to claim >inp's due, to quest, to demand; also: to study: Dl-rampas iv) to be confiscated, taken by force, oerlatiwa in) happening, occasion: BERulanc (v> to repeat. I agree with the reader who wrote
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    926 8  - America's newest citizens are Chinese JOE HAGGERTY by NEW YORK New immigration laws have opened the gates to thousands from Hong Kong and Formosa THE United States Government says that because of more liberal immigration quotas, thousands of Chinese are now pouring into the country from Hong Kong and Formosa.
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    Lee meets Aussie Labour chief on pull-out
    277 9 SINGAPORE, Wednesday AUSTRALIA'S role in South-East Asia after the withdrawal of the British military presence in the Far East featured prominently in talks today between the Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew. and the visiting Australian Opposition Labour Party leader, Mr. Gough Whitlam
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    35 9 SINGAPORE. Wed. Chla Peng Teo. 33. was killed when a Land Rover smashed into a road-side stall in Cambridge Road yesterday. Chla. who was eating at the stall, was crushed to death.
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    Wire stolen
    24 9 PENANO. Wed More than 1.800 yards of wire vu stolon from telephone potu at Jaiaji Cheah Seng Khim. to Ttnjoni Bungah. yett«rday
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    Miss Sabah: Angeline nominated by London firm
    261 9 Miss Sabah: Angeline nominated by London firm TPOH. Wed. Miss x Angeline Leong, who represented Sabah In the Miss Malaysia contest here last weekend, was nominated by a representative of Miss Orient Ltd. of London, which holds the franchise of the Miss Universe contest. This was disclosed nere today by
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    $3,500 hold-up
    41 9 IPOH. Wpri Knur masked men armed with darners h*id up s tin ore dealer Mr Wnns 6hM> K**n. 43. and his family in their home In Beineld Street here *arly today and robbed them of 53.500 and three watches.
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    MSA go-slow threat
    84 9 JKSSELTON. WPd.—Malay-sia-Singapore Airlines here has been threatened with a work-to-rule. An ultimatum was Riven to the airline here today after negotiations between the management and the Air Transport Workers Union of Sabah brok* down One of the major points of dispute Is the employment of a West
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    'Miss Malaysia Day' contest
    42 9 KAJANQ, Wed— Malaysia Day celebration* in (Jlu Langat district will be highlighted by a Miv Malaysia Day" beauty contest, open to ail women between the ages of 17 and 25. at the town padang on Aug. 31 night.
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    Court told: Tun Ismail in London
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    28 9 PENANO. Wed.— Thieve* broke Into the Penan* Turf Club's golf aectlon In Batu Oantong Road y«aterday and atole mort than MOO cxitlarr and liquor
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    A FAMILY FLIES IN AND ASKS: WHERE ARE THE MONKEYS?
    287 9  - A FAMILY FLIES IN AND ASKS: WHERE ARE THE MONKEYS? TSAI TAN By KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. The Coveney children who arrived here today from Australia expected to get a mongey each when they stepped off tne plane. "The cnuuren really expected that,' said Mrs. Yvonne Coveney. 28, whose husband Michael
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    TAXES SLOW SABAH GROWTH: CHAMBER
    182 9 JESSELTON. Wed. The present high rate of taxation in Sabab la slowIng down Investment In the private sector. Tnis point is made in a letter to the ComptrollerGeneral of Inland Revenae. Mr. I. A. Varty. sent by the United Sabah Chinese Chambers of Commerce here
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    29 9 SINGAPORE wed a 23-year old girl. Kok Blah Yok. fell to her death thi* afternoon from the 15th floor of a block of flat* In Lengkok Bharu.
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      Soon a big search for a Dental Health Queen
      365 10  - Soon a big search for a Dental Health Queen OLIVIA YEOH Prizes for sweetest smile and loveliest set of teeth By IS there a cirl in Singapore with the sweetest smile and the loveliest set of teeth? The search will be on. And there is going to be a campaign
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      97 10 Now it's paper jewellery TWO London women one of them trained as a fabric printerare making and exporting attractive and durable paper Jewellery. The range covers rings, flowers for the hair or for sticking on to bags, shoes and. earrings which are supplied either made up or as "Klue-it-yourself" kits.
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      238 10 NEW TWIST FOR A BATIK LOOK IN WOMEN'S FASHION BATIK Ij> taking a new swing into the world of fashion. And the woman who is introducing the batik look In women's accessories In Singapore Is Mrs. Sri Hanati, who Is attached to the Indonesian Ministry of Textile and Handicraft. In
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      STYLISH STRIPES IN GAY COLOURS
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    547 11 LONDON. Wed Tengku: I would be happy if British strength stays at pre-conf rontation level [JRITAIN should keep he- military strength in Malaysia at pre-confront-ation level, Tengku Abdul Rahman said in London last night. "If the strength remains at that level I will bo quite satisfled.' ho added
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    49 11 IPOH. Wed A Form '1 iiree I i-iaj* of the convent here and their rajacher. Mrv r M. DCru/., ob--er-T*«i the proceedmsx in the .sr.-^;onß tad nJMMU'i court*, I^ater the maentraie Inrhe Zulkafli bin Mahmood. gm*J the pupil* a t»!k on the vt-up oil the couru.
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    60 11 JOHORK BAHRI Wrd A routh aged twvurrn 19 mid 21 r*»n«. of medium tvnid and wNruiff a bi.i k-striped T-shirt and urey trousrr*. died in the! Omeral Hospital here laat night. aft«r bring involved in «n aceldou in Jalitn s.-uclai Police today appealed for eyewttnewaa
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    230 11 Razak: We are not strong enough to defeat invasion KUALA LUMPUR. Wed.— Tun Abdul Razak said today that despite the proposed rundown of British troops, the Malaysian Armed Forces would still be able to look after internal security, maintain law and order, and guard the coastline. But Malaysian forces would
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    126 11 I/UCHING. Wed. Eight out of every 10 children attending the State's schools today would be employed in agriculture when they leave school. Sarawak's Minister of Development and Forestry. Inche Abdul Ta 1 b Mahmud. said yesterday. He was speaking at the opening
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    31 11 SINGAPORE Wrd H« wall's j Ntrciasus Queen 1967 Mm Lorna I Ho. will fly in on Friday from > Hong Kong with a party of v on la two-day visit.
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    82 11 PtLUK ANSON, Wed. i 1 Tbe 84-day strike at I the Herak Match Factory in Batak Rabit Road here has been called off following the signing of an agreement at the Ministry of Labour in Kuala Lumpur. Forty of the 87 workers returned to work yw- I
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    167 11 Doctors in S'pore form antismoking body SIM.APOKI Wed. A four-member Singapore medical committee on >moking and health ha* been foimed to educate the people on the dangers of cigarette smoking The commitee comprises Dr. Tan Kheng Khoo and Dr. Nalla Tan (from tbe Singapore Cancer Society), and Dr. Ptioon Wai-on
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    29 11 PENANO. W*d.— The Butterworth centre of the 8t John Ambulance Association wlil hold a social and dance in the Butter- worth Town Hall on Saturday nlfht.
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    178 11 KUA L A LUMPUR. Wed. The minimum of inconvenience will be caused to Malaysians and Singaporeans as a result of the Causeway controls, the acting Prime Minister. Tun Abdul Razak, said here today. "It is not our Intention to inconvenience the public," he said after today's
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    37 11 KUALA LDPMDR. Wed. A coffee shop assistant. Hew Ah H!n. charged with raping his 11--year-old niece, was today committed for triai at the High Court. Hr r"M»rved his defence and was given $3,000 bail i
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    45 11 JOHORE BAHKU. Wed— Th« Royal Navy Cycling Club h«re will present a tandem to the Princeaa Elizabeth School for the Bilnd on Saturday The tandetn a three-wheel bicycle was brought ou* here from Britnin aboard the Ror&l Fleet auxiliary Baccus.
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    228 11 DENANG. Wed. Miss Ma- laysia— Kedah's Ann Low left here this afternoon to compete in the Miss Univera* contest at Miami Beach, Florida, later this month. The 24-year-old receptionist a. so known as Siprasome Monkam took with her 40 dre>s e s
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      665 12 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS PUBLIC APPOINTMENT PUBLIC UTILITIES BOARD, SINGAPORE APPLICATIONS are invited for the following posts the commencing basic salary oflered will be dependent upon applicants qualifications and experience plus vanable allowance as payable Irom time to time. Appointment will be on 3year Agreement in the first n.stance FINANCE DEPARTMtNT. I
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    37 14 ON the free eiehange market in Hrnc Kong yesterday !h» US. Dollar ua« quote* at t.TH lor T.T. and t.TS| foi ca»h Sterling «rai quoteri it 16 06 and ana taal ef >eld at J'ii.
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    June crops
    13 14 In Jur.e Sungri Tukang produced 69.000 Ib and Temerloh 112.250 Ib.
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    Pungah Tin
    11 14 In June Pnngah produced 488 piculs of tin ore.
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    GAZETTED PRICES
    71 14 THE Malayan Minister of 1 Finance has fixed thrsr prices for calrulatint customs duties for thr prriod from July h to July l:. Rubber 56 rents a Ib. opra ft: a ton. Palm Oil $630 a ton. Palm Kernels HttJt a ton. The rates of duties p.vable are:
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    HOTELS FEATURE IN QUIET, STEADY EQUITY SECTION
    943 14 From Our Market Correspondent INDUSTRIALS were quietly steady on the Stock Exchange yesterday with renewed buying of leading stocks at the lower levels A feature of the day was activity in hotels. Merlin Hotel on rumours of a possible takeover bid was done
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    STOCK INDICES
    30 14 Malayan Stork Indices July July V •Industrials: 111. 71 114.94 •Propertieti: 108.96 109.12 vAlinnifs: 93.79 MJi v$ uilihrrv: 1*9.53 109.65 rl)ec. t% 196! 111". 'Dec 3d. 1966 100.
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    BUSINESS ON STOCK EXCHANGES
    1432 14 Dl lINBM in and rrportrd to L thr Singapore and Kuala Lunipur trading rooms of thr stork Exchange yesterday with the number of shares traded in brackets: INDUSTRIALS: RctlStiad (U.'HHII II ...i 1.'. 000) $1 bJ: Central lunar iI.OOOi si. 39 D. tvOooi SI. BO U.
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    Slight gain in price on steady tin mart
    561 15 rpHE price of tin in Penang i X yesterday rose 25 cents to 5601 2.i per picul on an offering estimated done 10 ton* to 220 tons. Fair demand was reported from all quarters on a steady market. In London on Tuesday
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    CLOSING PRICES
    27 15 July 5. Rl BBER PRICE: 55| cents (down a quarter of a rent). TIN: 5b0f1.25 (up 25 rents). Estimated offering 210 tons (down 10 tons).
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    JOINT RUBBER PRICES
    253 15 II IV first trade rubber fob. buyer* rlmifd at 5 p.m. in i Kuilt Lumpur mmi Singapore yrntrrday at iK% renta per Ib. down s quartrr of a cent on < Tursdav'v rlntttif I'veL Thr tnn» »i< dull. R.A S. and M.R.E. rtoalac prices in rente per
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      235 15 PATERSON, SIMONS CO. (MALAYSIA) LTD. announce that rhoy have ceased trading in Singapore on 30th June 1967 PATERSON, SIMONS CO. (SINGAPORE) LTD. announce that they have commenced trading in Singapore on Ist July, 1967 LABORATORY VACANCY Are you a Malaysian citizen and under 27 years of age? Have you a
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      1496 15 OFFICIAL NOTICE gopeng consolidated LIMITED PROPOSAL TO CHANGE A HONGKONG TIN LIMITED SHIP 8 NAME IDRIS HYDRAULIC TIN We. PACIFIC INTERNATIONAL m-N/i v \i TIM LINES LTD of 7. Telok Ayer r»i»irr»r-i»m 1 iMirrn Street. Singapore 1 hereby five DREDGING LIMITED notice that in consequence of our KILLINGHALL TIN LIMITED
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      795 15 FENDER KENTATAAN TAWARAN I J.K.R. NEGERI SEMBILAN i Pllßlir lITIIITIF* ROAPn Tawaran danpada pemrUßLll UIILIIItt BUAKU, horong2 yang berda.'tar dlSINGAPORE Jabatan Keria Raya Ictlas E. TFNntQ D dan C akan dl-terlma dliuiulk Pejabat Jurutera Kerja Ja:hief architects batan Kerja Raya. Port DickDEPAKTMENT MB, hingga jam 12.00 tengah Con»tructlon Ac Completion
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      711 15 invites application* for a Management position of PERSONNEL OFFICER Position Specification The successful applicant will be responsible to the Personnel Manager and he would be expected to assist in the normal activities in the personnel field covering recruitment manpower planning and development, administration of wages and salaries policies and joint
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      Lock icon Scheele's proposal to IBF Council: Resume play at neutral venue
      283 16 THOMAS CUP ONDON, Wed. The International Badminton Federation council will today consider a recommendation that the abandoned Thomas Cup challenge round should be resumed at a neutral venue and from where it was left off. The recommendation is made by
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      Lock icon MEXICO PICK VENUES, DATES
      166 16 MEXICO PICK VENUES, DATES WORLD CUP MEXICO CITY. Wed.-Th« 1970 World Cup soccer tmal.s will be played from Jun* 2 to 21 In Mexico City and either four or six other provincial cities. Announcing; the World Cup programme here yesterday, the Mexican Football Federation said the official open- Ing of
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      Indians lose to Yorks
      490 16 CRICKET ROUNDUP I ONDON, Wed. The Indians, batting two J men short because of injuries, crashed to their fifth defeat of the tour when Yorkshire beat them by an innings and six runs at Sheffield yesterday. Only the Indian captain, the Nawab of Pataudi. showed much
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      Lock icon Mosconi sets world mark
      61 16 MONTE CARLO, Wed.- Alain Mosconi, 17-year-old French swimmer, yesterday .x*t a worid record for the 400 metres freestyle with a time of 4:9.2. The ratified record is 4:11.1, set by Frank Wiegand. of East Germany last year Mark Spitz of the United States clocked 4 10.6
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      MLTA officials
      47 16 P. V. Jacvb ha.-, been re-elected president of thr Malacca Lawn Tennis Association. Other officials' Vice presidents Dr. Dhillon. Ong Hock Seng. M NaC..rajah: secretary Charlie Scow; treasurer Ng Yook Chee: Committee: Dollah Lincha. Ngooi Ec •>« Clvn Kirn Tee. Yang Chong Weng and James McKaskul.
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      1229 16 PUBLIC AUCTION SALE J.K.R., KUALA TRENGGANU in the hk.h coi rt in PEMBERITAHU TAWARAN M \l A AT Ml AR Originating Somm.ns No. !M Ta *!J rn: i, «da-lah dl-jempu of l<tcs daripada PemborongS yang ber dalUr dengan JKR Kelas EX" B tw n E Sc D dl-bawah Kepala I
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      757 16 PUBLIC APPOINTMENT UNIVERSITY OF MALAYA MllUl or MEDICINE Applications are invited for th* J following appoint menu in the newly established Faculty of Uedicine U (A> SENIOR LECTURERS: r- Senior Lecturer in Medicine tl Senior Lecturer in Orthopaedic Surgery N Candidates should have H high academic qualiflra--5 lions and wide
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      240 16 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 Penarig-born, ex-convent girl i r 1 \TU S aw f «!^te th7girl c with
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      236 16 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS 7. The domain of the legislature 1. Butchers cut equipment for 3 r"*!™ 0 1 ,i 5) (g) 8. Leeds halts transfer of mus5. Get into the I— as enjoyed bj ls (4 6 the 14 ot, Its first success <8» 12 In ct decoyed early
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      Midas Touch can score first time out on Sunday
      327 17  - Midas Touch can score first time out on Sunday Epsom |«ep RACING ON THE TRACK with INCOME Kongsi's Midas Touch can land a prize first time out at Bukit Timah on Sunday. Tiie thrpe-year-old. trained by Keith Daniels, did. a splendid trial yesterday morning when he went better than stablPtnate
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      Diving trials on Sunday
      80 17 SINGAPORE Amateur Swimming Association will hold divine Mali on Sunday to select divers for the International Mvimminc. diving and waterpolo championships at the CSC pool from Aug. 11-13. The events in the diving trials are springboard and hlghboard (men i and springboard (women) Centralised training will
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      Two seek aid from the NSFM
      188 17 Two seek aid from the NSFM 'THE FA of Malaysia A and the Selangor Rugby Union have asked the National Sport Foundation of Malaysia for financial help. The FAM want the Foundation to produce for them a 90-mlnute instructional film at a cost of about $20,000. Pftpr Velappan. the FAMs
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      RESIGNS
      23 17 Mr Pong Sip Chee. the parliamentary secretary to the Ministry of Culture, has resigned as adviser to the Singapore Amateur Wrestling Association.
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      JEGA WILL CONTEST ONLY TWO EVENTS IN S'GOR MEET
      328 17 JEGA WILL CONTEST ONLY TWO EVENTS IN S'GOR MEET MALAYSIAN triplegold medallist at the last Asian Games. Man! Jegathesan has not entered for the 400 metres leaving it the most open event In the Selangor AAA annual championships at Merdeka Stadium on Saturday and Sunday. Jega. who holds the Malaysian
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      RESULTS + RESULTS + RESULTS
      706 17 RESULTS RESULTS RESULTS ATHLETICS PENANG Secondary Schools (City Stadium): Six records «ere broken by boys, and two by girls on the opening day of the championships yesterday. The meet opened with a recorri breaking run by V Manlam nf st Marks In the Class Two l.*nom heats Mantam returned a
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      My hat!
      29 17 pATTI HOG AN was quite an attraction at Wimbledon with her straw trilby covered with badges and baubles which made interesting reading for spectators in between sets.
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      HUME GAMES
      37 17 The annual Singapore va Malaysia Hume games will be held In Singapore on July 17. Pra«er and Neave will be the venue for soccer and table tennis matches and Serang* Quarters for sepak raga Jaring.
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      18 youths for training
      84 17 The rf nf Malavsla ha** i Ml ted 18 youth players for centralised training at Kuala Lumpur trom .lulv 13 to Aug 3*. rhe> are: Chan Kok Leong. Chow Tuck Choon. An Yoon. Mohamed Nor bin Yusof (all Perak i, Ng Kong. Abdul Jalll. Wong NajTi
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      STORE HAVE TO TRAVEL FOR S-FINAL
      261 17 STORE HAVE TO TRAVEL FOR S-FINAL MALAYSIA CUP By JOE OORAI SINGAPORE will have to travel to Kuala Treng- ganu for the first leg of their Malaysia Cup football semi-final against Trengganu on July 14. The Singapore team will leave by air on July 13. 81ngapore"s home match at Jaian
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      108 17 ATMLtTIt'S Ssor Police Ipoh Yg'aters v Perak AC: championship* Merdeka Sta- 6MTD v 2 Signals Sqdn (both dium 2 30 1 Penang aecondar> at Coronation frdi Taiping grh^oU iC:'v Stadium* league: Police v IA 'Esplanade' Mix K\ Ipoh Dtv. 2: L. Perik tllv. I: Spurs v K Ptetala Minnpslitv. ASI
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    LONDON STOCKS
    351 18 LONDON, Wed— Closing middle prices of selected stocks not Including stamp duty were: i.lLltUulU Consol 2'ii'o £36. "k Funding 4.« War 3!-..' o £50' a —'.4 BAMib Chartered 56 6 Hongkong £8 3 16 —116 I>SLKAv»«-l Com. Un 47 .3 Prudential A 41 9 Royal 37 10V, /li«
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    Khir: The men who tell lies about Aspac aims
    520 18 BANGKOK, Wed. Some countries have made a deliberate attempt to misrepresent and distort the objectives which brought the six nations together in the Asian and Pacific Council (Aspac). The Minister of Education, Inche Mohamed Khir Johari. said this at the second
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    Bidault asylum
    46 18 BRUSSELS. Wed. -The Belgian Government announced today it had conditionally agreed to gr«nt political asylum to Mr. Georges Bidault. the anti-Gaulli.st lormci French Prime Minister now living in exile m Brazil. However, he must refrain irom aM political activity while in Belgium.— Rev ter
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      Bungert beat British hope
      519 18 Bungert beat British hope WIMBLEDON LONDON. Wed. Wtlhelm Bungert. 28-year-old West German No. 1. battled into the final of the men's tingle* at th« Wimbledon tennis championships here today. In and-H-cj.. '11 t lie rrntre court, he beat Rogci lor, 25. Britain's top-raakstf 6-4. 6-8. 2-6. 6-4. 6-4 Bungtrt'a opponent
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      59 18 \l LaY^ fcjafl The Garuda... was a mythical M &^^K]| bird of the East which carried people j| |(sJ v excitements and adventures. It was a JwJ ft 7 r Sfe jiW qfyh SCiJ K S^assM^p airways 9k%% M SINGAPORE: MEZZANINE FLOOR, CHOW HOUSE. ROBINSON ROAD. TEU *****/4/5 KUALA LUMPUR:
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