The Straits Times, 8 July 1967

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    25 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 1 50,000 The Straits Times -8JUL***** Tlih Niitiniiiil Ntivvspiipor Estd. 1845 SATURDAY, JULY 8, 1967 15 CENTS KDN. 2578:2590 M.C.(P)2266
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    Army retakes city
    539 1 Congo radio broadcasts a 'great victory' claim but fierce fighting goes on KINSHASHA, Friday PRESIDENT Joseph Mobutu's troops have recaptured Bukavu and a considerable part of Kisangani, authoritative sources said yesterday. In a special broadcast. Radio Kinshasha s;iid the Congolese army had won ;i "great victory.** It
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    6,000 more Thai police to fight communist bandits
    215 1 6,000 more Thai police to fight communist bandits BANGKOK. Fri.- The Thai police force will recruit another 6.000 men by next year to fight communist guerillas, the Deputy DirectorGeneral of Police said. j Gen. Chamrap said the 6.000 policemen to be recruited came under the Government's overall plan to increase
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    Lock icon Mad sniper kills a couple
    267 1 VAXCOI VKR (British Columbia). Fri. A miiimu sniper opened fire with a rifle in a quirt residential area here last night, killinu a man and his wife and wounding tv i other women in a hail of bullets. The couple. Mr. and Mrs. I). D.
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    Rudget shock
    33 1 Budget shock CAIRO. Fri— The Government announced dras-tically--ia.shcd budget for next year. A Government decree issued last night said public expenditure would be cut by iwo-thirds and investment would be cut In half
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    Lock icon Rioter flees
    57 1 4 KOREAN stud- ent demonstrator makes a desperate bid to escape from gas masked riot police during a clash between university students and police in Seoul on Tuesday. About 8.000 students fro m three universities demonstrated to protest against the "rigged" parliamentary election on June 8. Police arrested
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    Lock icon Cento conference is postponed
    75 1 E ~K LONDON. Fri— A meeting of the Foreipn Minister of the Central Treaty Organisation iCentoi due to be held here next Tuesday and Wednesday has been indefinitely postponed. informed sources said today. Pakistan suggested the postponement because <>' the Middle Kast crisis Full members of
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    Lock icon Dance on, he says
    61 1 BLANTYRE. Fri. President Banda has assured Malawi tribal dancers that their performances are not sinful as the early missionaries .said and they will not no to hell and burn for them L any dancing was siniul. It was the European and American kind, where married people
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    A Vietnam tour for 2 Danes
    67 1 COPENHAGEN. Fri Two members of the Danish division ol the political organisation "Dei muriatic Alliai.ee" will on Sunday begin a three weeks visit to South Vietnam as official guests, they announced today Chairman Henning Hausgaard Jensen atid members Han* Hetler «aid that during their
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    Lock icon Bumper harvest
    26 1 PEKING Fri China today reported that it had reaped a bumper summer harvest wiih a ten per rent Increase over la.it year output— Reuter.
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    Lock icon Arise, Sir Francis
    178 1 Arise, Sir Francis GREENWICH. Fri Sir Francis ChiChester, Britain's "Old Man of The Sea." knelt before Queen Elizabeth today to be dubbed a Knight at a triumphant welcome to London ending his his-tory-making voyage around the world. The Queen touched each shoulder of the 6>-year-old sailor with the very sword
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    Lock icon Pact commander
    28 1 PRAGUE. PH.— Soviet Mantel I Ivan YakubOY.sky has been appointed Commander of the Warsaw Pact nations' armed loteaa, the Czechoslovak news Bfancj Ceteka reported today Renter
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    Giant B-52s collide in mid-air
    186 1 Giant B-52s collide in mid-air VJAIGON. Fri. TWO bomb-laden B-52 Stratofortressefl collided in mid-air and crashed into the Smith China Sea while on their way to raid Video njj positions in South Vietnam today. r s military spokesman .-aid navy boat and helicopters picked up six ciiw who parachuted to
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    STOP PRESS
    38 1 ISRAELS STAND IRANKFTRT Fri. Israeli Defence Mlnlstri <•enrr.il Mosha Dayan s.nH in interview tn<ia> he would not hrMt.tte U advhii his Government tr light Smiet Inion if N \ict troops were t\rt Mtd acainst lsi Rrulrr
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      Lock icon Russian arms fit only for political gain...
      410 2 MOSCOW, Friday. THE Soviet Union hopes to buy influence in Egypt and Syria with weapons being sent to replace war losses, apparently seeking to steer towards Communism these two Arab nations which have outlawed Communist parties. Experienced non-Communist analysts here drew this conclusion
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      Lock icon Pope and Hussein discuss M-East
      122 2 VATICAN CITY. Prl— Pope and King Hussein of Jordan yesterday discussed the possibilities of a lastine peace in the Middle East at a 45--minute meetinr in the Vatican. The Pope is believed to have sounded o-it the Jordanian leader on a Vati- an proposal for
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      Banda: This is my way of breaching the apartheid wall
      285 2 Banda: This is my way of breaching the apartheid wall BLANTYRE, Fri. PRESIDENT Banda said last night that the majority of African leaders were unrealistic in their attitude towards the white African regimes He told an anniversary banquet: "I take a different line from other African leaders a.« I honestly
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      Record price for sketch
      52 2 LONDON. Fri.— A Rembrant drawing was .sold lor £23.000 yesterday the highest price ever paid for a sketch by the master painter. Thf drawing, auctioned tt Sotheby's has a study of a seated actor on one side and a study of the actor's head on the
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      Lock icon Uproar in Commons as Brown chides MPs over -Nasser –
      259 2 Uproar in Commons as Brown chides MPs over -Nasser I ONDON, Fri. Mr. George Brown. British Forrinn Secretary, caused an uproar in the Housr of Commons last nijrht by chidinc mrmbrrs for being rude to President Nasser. Replying to Opposition Conservative speeches on the Middle East crisis. Mr. Brown dpclared:
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      US meets with tougher opposition in Vietnam war
      475 3 HANOI NOW MORE FORMIDABLE WASHINGTON, Fri THE Vietnam war was reported today to be getting tougher, both in the air and near the Demilitarised Zone where U.S. Marines are fighting. Defence Department sources admitted that the Marines are being harried by increasingly
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      Lock icon FREE LOVE COMMUNE MEMBER TELLS OF 'SHOOT AIMS
      252 3 FREE LOVE COMMUNE MEMBER TELLS OF 'SHOOT AIMS lyr.ST BERLIN, Fri. A 24-year-old member of a student group that practises free lo\e and supports Mao Tsetung told a court here yesterday the aim of thrir "Horror Commune One" was to shock the public and ridicule the existing social order. Fritz
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      $9m damage suit
      42 3 NEW ORLEANS. Fri— A US$3 million damage suit was filed in Federal court here yesterday by the widow of Samuel S. Brady. the lawyer who was killed with actress Jayne Mansfield in a cartrack crash here on June 29.
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      Margaret under fire for speech on ads
      121 3 Margaret under fire for speech on ads I ON DON. Nt A row L> over a speech by Princess Margaret in praise of advertising blew up in Parliament yesterday. Seven Labour members put forward a motion saying her opinions were "highly offensive to many loyal British subjects who deplore the
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      Lock icon 'Cattle named after Kenya leaders' charge
      73 3 NAIROBI. Fri. Some White farmers in Kenya held mock parliaments and named cattle after the country's leaders, the VicePresident. Mr. Daniel Moi. alleged in a special parliamentary statement today. He was commenting on the expulsion of 12 BntUh subjectsfive White MtUer farmers and seven
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      Lock icon TWO COACNES BURNT OUT Holiday train hits petrol tanker: 79 die
      195 3 TWO COACNES BURNT OUT Holiday train hits petrol tanker: 79 die VfAGDEBURG (East Germany), Fri. Seventy-nine people died near here yesterday when a train the front carriage full of holiday-bound children smashed into a petrol tanker on a level crossing and was engulfed in flames. As the train ploughed into
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      Peking hits at Soviet 'lies'
      59 3 HONG KONO. Fri.— An mid* In the Peking Peoples Daily today accused Moscow leaders of concocting lies about the food situation iii China in a vain attempt to boost the "sagging morale" of the Soviet people. The article &aid the broad masses of poor and
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      Lock icon Case of murder with victim's consent
      161 3 JOHANNESBURG, Friday. AN attractive Johannesburg housewife, charged with murdering her husband, danced and drank at parties after his death, a court here was told yesterday. On trial Is Mrs. Loma Jackson. 37. accused of killing her husband Albert with his consent the alleged motive
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      Nude model for hotel painting: I don't mind...
      77 3 From Tim Tr#« SYDNEY. Fri.- A 30-year-old socialite posed in the nude for a painting that will be hune in a city hotel. Mrs. Ruth Milner. a mother of two. who lives in a Perth suburb, said, "I am an egotist. I
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      45 killed in air raid
      54 3 ADEN. Frl. Forty-five people were k.lled when two Egyptian Ilyushin bombers dropped highexplosive and gas bombs on Yemeni village on July 2. according to Intelligence reports reach lne here today. British Intelligence sources said about 70 bomb* were dropped on the village of Banl Sahm.
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      Seduction of nun film cleared for showing
      150 3 PARIS, Fri. A contro--1 versial French film depicting the Lesbian seduction of a nun was cleared for showing yesterday after a 15-montn battle against censorship. The Information Minister. Mr. Georges Gorse. put the seal of approval on the film 'La Religieuse" (The Nun)
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      Lock icon 21 die in Fokker plane crash
      140 3 21 die in Fokker plane crash MANILA, Fri A Phi- lippine Airlines F«kker Friendship plan* crashed into a mount aid on Negros Island last night killing all 21 people aboard. The airline reported that on* American was among the passengers when the plane took off from Baeolod City on a
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    An industrial action meet by motor men
    262 4 An industrial action meet by motor men SACKED SALESMEN AFTERMATH SINGAPORE. Fri. The Singapore Motor Workshop Employees' Union aligned to the Barisan Sosialis this evening called an emergency meeting of 600 employees of \Vearne Brothers Ltd., and its four subsidiaries to decide on industrial action. This follows a breakdown In
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    NEW SCHOLARSHIP FOR VARSITY STUDENTS
    93 4 SINOAPORE. Fri. The University of Singapore today announced the Singapore Finance Limited had established an annual scholarship worth $1,800 per annum open to students at the university, who are Singapore citizens For this yaar two scholarships will be awarded, and th«v««ft«r one each year. Applications
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    Engineering
    46 4 SINOAPORE. Fri Applications for the five reeerv-ed seats In the College of Engineering In Ouindy. Madras, for self-supporting Singapore students of Tamil origin must reach the Indian High Commission by July 14 at the latest, and not at the end of July as earlier announced.
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    Barisan leading people astray: Ex-official
    175 4 Barisan leading people astray: Ex-official SINGAPORE. Fri— A political drtalnee. Tan Ah Chai released today, pledged he would no longer take part in "political affairs." In a signed statement. Tan, a former Barisan Sosialis official, said he had been disillusioned in the past by his former leaders. "I have now
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    Match price rise is unjustified —factory manager
    343 5 Match price rise is unjustified —factory manager SINGAPORE, Friday. ALMOST overnight the price of a popular brand of matches in Singapore lias shot up KM) per icnt or more Shopkeepers and retailers are demanding at least 10 cents for a box of the best-selling "Elephant and Cock" brand, which has
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    Two remanded on vandalism charge
    134 5 SINGAPORE, Fri. A Deputy Public Prosecutor, Mr. Toh Weng Cheung, today successfully opposed bail for a youth and a girl charged with acts of vandalism because, he said, such acts were now •rampant" in Singapore. The ninth magistrate. Mr. Anuarul Hague. ordered thr youth. Lam
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    $25,200 DAMAGES FOR TRAFFIC VICTIM
    113 5 $25,200 DAMAGES FOR TRAFFIC VICTIM CINGAPORE. Fri. Total damages of 525.200 and costs were awarded to Chew Beng Guan. 36. victim of a traffic accident, by Mr. Justice rvuiasekaram in the High Court today after a two-day hearing. Chew, represented by Mr H E. Cashin. had sued Kang Hua Siang.
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    Fatal crash man for Woodbridge
    160 5 SINGAPORE. Fri SIM AH BOON, charged with causing the death of Chla Peng Teow by "a rash act not amounting to homicide." was today ordered by a magistrates court to be remanded in Woodbridge hospital for two week.s The Ninth Magistrate. Mr. Anwarul Hague. gave
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    YET ANOTHER NEW SCHOOL
    43 5 SINGAPORE. Fri The Parliamentary Secretary to the .Ministry of Health. .Mr. Chor Yeok Eng. will declare open the new Jalan Lamu secondary school off Jurong Road at 7.30 p.m. on Tuesday. Mr. Chor is also MP for Bukit Timah.
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    Shipping inquiry service starts Monday
    206 5 Shipping inquiry service starts Monday SINGAPORE. Fri. The Port of Singapore Authority today announced the establishment of a wharf shipping inquiry office which will function a.s a centralised source for the answer of inquiries from the public. The office will supply Information on request concerning the movement of vessels (including
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    3 found $210,000 missing: Witness
    362 5 SINGAPORE. Fri A DISTRICT court was told today how rthree officials of Mala- yan Banking Limited went into the vault of the banks Victoria Street sub-branch after j the chief cashier left on Oct. 3. last year and found $210,000 missing, i Mr. Wong Chin
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    PROPHET'S BIRTHDAY MEETING
    53 5 SINGAPORE Fri. The Tamil Muslim Union here will hold a Prophet Mohameds birthday conference at the Victoria Memorial Hall on Sunday. Among those who will attend are the Minister for Foreign Affairs. Mr. S. Rajaratnam. and the head of Malay Studies in the University of Singapore. Prof.
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    USIS show
    46 5 SINGAPORE Fri— A public exhibition of 30 contemporary American prints, assembled by the National Collection of Pine Arts d the Smithsonian Institution, will be heid at the USIS Library from July 10 to SI, except Satur«iv,s and Sunuayv from 9.30 am. tc 530 pm
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    Annual dinner
    35 5 SINGAPORE. Fri. The St Andrew .s Old Bo\> Association will hold it* annual dinner at the school at 7.30 p.m. on July 29. The guest of honour ill be Bi&hop Jluu Ban It
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    500 will launch 'Good Citizen' —drive
    211 6 500 will launch 'Good Citizen' drive 1/UALA LUMPUR. Fri. About 500 people, representing a crosssection of Malaysian society, are expected to attend the inaugural meeting of the Operation Good Citizen campaign here on July 23. The MCA. which Initiated the campaign, has sent out circulars to leaders of the various
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    500 acres of land for Johore youth
    85 6 MUAR, Fn.— lhe Johore Government has allocated two areas in Muar and Mersing totalling 500 acres for youths to take part in land development schemes. The Mentri Bej.ar, Dato Hhji Othman bin Haji Mohamed Sa at. announced tltla today when he opened a
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    Police course in India
    50 6 KUALA LUMPUR. Fn Two senior Malaysian police officers will leave here on Wednesday tor a six-month advanced police training course at the National Police Academy at Rajasthan in India. They are DSP Rex Isaac. OCPD Kuala Trengganu. and DSP Zainal Abidln bin Johart. OCPD Teluk Anson.
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    Banks win $600,000 rubber case appeal
    1274 6 Banks win $600,000 rubber case appeal SHIP OWNERS AND CHARTERERS TO GO TO THE PRIVY COUNCIL NEXT The CJ's ruling on a 'mate's receipt' SINGAPORE, Fn. TV'o banks the Oversea-Chi-nese Banking Corporation and the Wah Tat Bank Ltd. of Sarawak won their appeal in the Federal Court today against the
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    Filipinos charged
    61 6 JESStLTO.N Fri. Five Kilipinn fi«h< ■rincn »rre charged in the ■agMrate'l niurt hrre imt.tv with being in possession of .*>4 1b of explaaivci in Sabah wati-rv Hearing has been >>rt for \uc |g I lit* fi\r men are: Dabbi bin Basa. 32. Zakaril bin S.ur>l to. (,übll bin
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      221 6 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS 1. Stout farmer, or their tubtu- l cucumber for a change 8. L,e Ce backed 2> by har twisted venture to 8 No^^ly^e'miU. that In place of locomotive? 11. Siverff'^naps. thre. 17. It. a lute, the world rouxul times round the thousand (7). choru (7) 13.
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    How Pete the reel man found Kathleen and real love
    460 7  - How Pete the reel man found Kathleen and real love MICHAEL FOONG B> I ON DON. Fri. Few L* people knew it at the time, but the shooting of the film -Pretty Polly' in Singapore provided the bac k g round for a real-life romance between a pretty Chinese girl
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    Manager killed
    55 7 KOTA BAHKL- Fn.— Mr L:tn Kirn Zrr. 36. bv.ilK h manager of Bo.^te.tri Co Ltd. here, was killed I ear collided head-on with a bus near Peringg;U. 10 milr- from here, la.st nigh: Mr. I im. who «a» transferred here from S.indalcan last Aonl. j Irun n \<
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    FPA talk
    45 7 PENANG, Fn Dr. Alan P. QuttUMber. pieMdem of the Plan- I ned Parenthood Federation of Amer:i\i. «U1 iiddre»is the Penang Faniiiv Pi.i-inlng Association on ■"modern advances in contraceiv i tion and treatment of sub-ferti-lity" at the School of Nur&ing. at I 6.30 p.m.
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    Bases employ 16,500 skilled workers
    308 7  - Bases employ 16,500 skilled workers FRANCIS ROZARIO: By Singapore. Friday f\¥ the 29.UdU civilian workers employed in British military bases here, more than 16.500 are skilled workers. A Straits Times survey r conducted among the four i Services staff unions today also indlcatps that of the total employed, more than
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    Thief grabs a handbag
    41 7 PENANG H Mary Ar.r. Gambeli. a teacher-trainee at the I Malayan Teachers' College, «v walking in Glugor Rn«id la.st mctit. when a cyclist came from behind and grabbed her handbag containing some money and a cigarette lighter.
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    MORE JOBS FOR SINGAPORE TRAINED SEAMEN
    160 7 MORE JOBS FOR SINGAPORE TRAINED SEAMEN SINGAPORE. Prt -More J Singapore -trained seamen have found jobs as stewards and deck-hands on ocean liners and tankers of foreign and local shipping companies. Mr. Chong Yin King, secretary of the Seafarers' Welfare Board, said today that 700 out of the 1.000 seamen
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    Smuggling bid foiled
    36 7 PENANG. Prt, Custom officer* rejr.erday stopped I motor cyrlist and found dutiable ro»metir« under his crash helmet round hiR waist, and under h:> nri:n« neat Duty of the conine'irs is estimated at Sl3O
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    Aussies gift
    28 7 penang. Fii The Auatra- 1 lian Men s Sports Club of *ht RAAF. Pen«ng. veMeraa? present- ed the Spastic Children Association here with a duplicating machine
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    Co-od Day
    30 7 ~w j KANGAR Fri. Thr Recent of j Peril!-. Syed Sirajuddin n.;i od«i the Perils celebrations of International Co-operative D*y at the Government Servants' Co-oper»nvt building here tomorrow.
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    113 road deaths in six months
    95 7 j SINGAPORE. Friday I 'pVIMY-OM. people died on the ro.uls in Sintapore last month five more than in the same month last year. V.Mlents totalled '..'*»i an inrrease of 3tt.'! ovelast year s June fliure Total road deaths for the HrM half or lhi>
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    Man stabbed after row over music
    78 7 Man stabbed after row over music DE.NANU. Fri. A man 1 was slabbed last night for playing his radiogram too loudly. Ang Rah. alias Ang Peng Kee. i <ilii police In- was playing his radiogram at about 10 2.'> pm whrn a man tailed and complained that the niii-ii was
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    Mother sees son battle 10 thugs
    140 7 OINGAPORE, Fri. A mother watched in terror last night as her son fought 10 armed assailants only a few steps from her Ann Sians> Hill home. Madam Chua Siew Tin. 53. had been awakened by a commotion at about 10 p.m. She peered out
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    Plan for 10 more battalions scrapped
    214 7 Plan for 10 more battalions scrapped RAZAK: CAN'T AFFORD THE EXTRA COST KUALA UPIS. Friday r PHE Government has decided to Limit the strength of its armed forces to -<> battalions and not add another 10 as it had planned before Singapore's secession. Announcing this today, the acting Prime Minister.
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    A strict check on ramvong troupes: Consul
    225 7 DENANG, PrJ The 1 Thai Consul-Gen-eral here. Mr. Sviban Sawctamal, said today he would bo "very strict" in considering any application to allow Thai ramvong troupes to perform in Malaysia. "S.p lar I have i. reived any ap] but I will m Tfpn
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    TOP AWARD FOR THREE GIRL GUIDES
    94 8 SINGAPORE. PH. Three Girl Guides hi Singapore will be presented with the Queen's Guide badge the highest award In guiding at a rally !a; RAF Seletar Grammar School tomorrow afternoon. The girls are: Janr Barber. Jill Henderson and Carole James. Mrs Wee Chong Jin.
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    Education programme to train dock men
    226 8 NEW PSA SCHEME BEGINS NEXT MONTH SINGAPORE, Friday. TMIK Port of Singapore Authority's new education programme to train all its 2.200 employees in Ihe dorkvanl department into highly-skilled workers, will ,uo into operation next month. This was announced today by Mr. T.C. MrLay. chief
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    Miss Tourism Singapura to be chosen early next month
    249 8 Miss Tourism Singapura to be chosen early next month SINGAPORE. I ri. This year's Miss Tourism Singapura to br chosen at a dinner organised by the Sincaporr Tourist Association early next month will receive a double air ticket to Taipeh and a cash prize of SI. 000 The Ys Men*
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    AIM: FORCE OF SKILLED MEN
    139 8 thr l\2oo workers in the dockyard wer« skilled tradesmen of a high degree. He was confident that when the training programme for the existing staff ended in the next 18 months, the dockyard would have a highly-skilled labour force with every employee making the fullest
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    NZ and STORE ARE NOW ON SHARING BASIS
    438 8 SINGAPORE. Fn rpHE Ne w Zealand High Commissioner to Singapore. Mr. J.H. Weir today spoke on the recently-establish-ed sharing policy between the Republic and his country, which had helped to clear away any uncomfortable donor-recipient rela- tionship. He was .speaking at a
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      136 8 S Tkat'D at 1 WHAT HATCHED OM SAOlt)^, s OJLV ><XJR. MOTHIRS HAWKINS OAV j— /JOAN l. Sullivan n\> WOKST J lUWHFMU-D.*; v >, J W y HBXLTEU.MEWMAT ■NftMf H t > i N t \V\'3# V HAPPENED ON SADIE A vgOOLD S )J A C EV^N AH HAINIT CROOL
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    The 'Executioner' calls a conference
    1806 9 Eliot Ness Continues his account of the war on Chicago's Prohibition gangsters THE truck lurched forward with gathering momentum and Basile had it in second gear as the closed doors of the brewery in South Cicero Avenue rushed towards us. I was hoping that the
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      105 9 J Look before you buy! The SANFORIZED trade mark on the label is assurance that the garment will not shrink out of fit no matter how often it is washed. The garment maintains the same line, style and fit as if it were new always. SANFORIZED means better appearance... and
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      108 9 BPS NETWORK GROWS and GROWS and Now there are another two BP service stations waiting to serve you. From any BP service station you get top service, top lubricants and BP Supermix the right blend, at the right price. Remember! Only BP can offer you 5 blends of petrol there's
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    IN MEMORIAM
    27 10 Hi >t..,rf. Ml Himmum) IN LOVINC MtMORV of U innta \*r Ball Cnri < I ..i thr 1x.r.l c.n <•* «adiy mi--.. I i.y Had hrothrra fillfrl
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    ANNOUNCEMENTS
    258 10 H Hnra-n Sli <Mi»im*mi JUST RECEIVED an a)aaaßM on pnntr.i an, i ajtn M 4 eiimrita .ho »i. pat i ,i. nm 1.0 -TOP CEAR SW BBBNSBJ "I OP i>«r tniHi irraara TraaaTi uuing n-« mini Ihmii i,|ii,'. Bata ITrnilrr MH*Jh i |W>r^ COCKPIT HOTEL'S "Rl JSTT AFE L"
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  • The Straits Times
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      Decision In Vietnam
      755 10 America*! Seerataiy of Defmce arrived la Saigon yesterday, delayed by the Middle Ea.st war and Cilassboro. This is Mr. McNamara's ninth visit to Vietnam, no more significant than the other eight, he told reporters, Peking has offered its usual strident comment. America intends devising means of escalating
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      Computer Test
      378 10 If the time which MMhM before this year's Lower Certificate of Education and Standard Five examinations is well spent the plunge into "computerised" testing need not be too uncomfortable. There will be some tension, inevitably, but that is inseparable from examinations in any case. The job is to
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      Prices Again
      152 10 Sometimes Singapore's commercial enterprise gets out of hand. Just because a duty was placed on imported matches to protect a local industry which began production a week ago, many retailers have put the price of the local product up, from five cents a box to ten cents or
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      SMALLER CARS WILL NOT SOLVE TRAFFIC PROBLEMS
      316 10 WHILE it is true (as Peter Dei'ley saywriting on traffic jams) that the smaller the size of the marble, the greater the quantity one can stuli Into a bag. it is not true that more, smaller vehicles will Improve the traffic situation. Compare
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      More centres
      91 10 \|Atf 1 express my appreciation to our Government for having decided to postpone by two months the need lor travel documents to cross the Johore Causeway. However. I would like to point out that the people in the East Coast are finding great inconvenience In getting their travel
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      Should a pupil see teacher in a bar?
      138 10 I REFER to Realist's letter concerning "Teachers in bars" (S.T. July 1). The following are Instances of one's personal liberty being restricted by the nature of one's occupation Aircraft crews are forbidden the consumption of alcohol In a bar or anywhere else,
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    LEARNING MALAY
    457 10 LESSON 63 in a new series by YUNUS MARIS GLOSSARY: MEnebus drum tebust iv) to redeem: sebab MUsebab (Ni the why and wherefore, causes or reasons; 1)1 ta'alokl (v) to be conquered. caDtured, subdued. The following extract lor translation is from B.H edtturial ot June 15. titled 'kr.niuncliak
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    How to feed 4,000 million mouths—
    652 10  - How to feed 4,000 million mouths CHRISTINE DOYLE NEW IDEAS ON EATING, FARMS IN THE OCEAN. NEW ANIMALS ON FARMS B A WORLD-WIDE organisation of biologists last week launched a five-year programme of research into new ways of feeding a world population now growing at a frightening pace During this
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      763 10 Classified advertisemrnls for Strait* Time* 4 Malay Mail may be handed to: COLO STORACI SUPIR-MAKKfT f> mo.. i P,«.) iWiinlawiial O»»».) COLO STORACI SRANCHIS P.-..1 K fjn.ol Bo\« CITY BOOK STORI LTO "Hy« Ouov. TH( NEWS FRONT Fittpolrick't y,o«ii>ioik«t. M M ISMAIL J Ail.n.falty Rood. Nn.nl. Bit*. HAMIIM STORE. 14
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      87 10 Beat 'tin' with Contac 500 With tne first sneeze, or stuffy nos«, that warns you of the onset of 'flu 1 take CONTAC 500. Just one CONTAC 500 capsule will relieve you of the discomfort of the 'runny' symptoms of 'flu' for up to 12 hours. It vwili also help
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    $1 million judgment is stayed for a week
    718 11 $1 million judgment is stayed for a week SINGAPORE. Friday A JUDGMENT for $1,058,827 obtained on Monday against Far Eastern Publishers Ltd., of Bras Basah Road, was stayed today for a week on a High Court motion by Mr. R. Murugason, on behalf of the publishers. The Tim Wan Press
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    S'pore doctor's success
    47 11 S'pore doctor's success SINGAPORE. Pri— An old boy of St. Andrews School. Dr Peter Tan. 30. haa just been made a I Fellow of the Royai College of Surgeons, in England News of his succe&s was received recently by his father. Dr. S.H. Tan an eye surgeon.
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    Singapore orders machines to mint own coins
    93 11 CISGAPORE. Fri. Sinrapore is to mint her own coins. Four Coinmaster minting machines have been ordered and are expected here by the end of the year. They are the first minting machines ordered br the Government, hut are not expected to be used
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    48 lose homes
    54 11 PENANO, Fri. A joss-sticlu shop was destroyed and four houses damaged in an early morning flre which broke out at Jalan Harapan in Kampong Bahru. Bukit Mertajam. yesterday. Six families 18 adults and 30 children who lost their homes are now accommodated temporarily in a district council
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    The Taiping court conies to Templer hospital..
    232 11 The Taiping court conies to Templer hospital KUALA LUMPUR. Fri THE president of the Taiping Sessions Court. Wan Yahya bin Pawan Teh. today convened proceedings at the Lady Templer Hospital here and told a prosecution witness. Chief Inspector Lee Kam Yoong, that the court's first consideration was his health. r—
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    Briefing for Sunarso
    58 11 BINOAPORE. Fri— Gen Suharto's special emissary, Brlg.-Oen Sunarso. «v today briefed on the latest situation wKh regard to the opening oi Wisma Indonesia, the offices of the future Indonesian diplomatic mission In Orchard Rod. The gene.m wno is here on vacation, had the briefing from the Indonesian
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    Senu is again Umno youth —leader—
    188 11 Senu is again Umno youth —leader— I/UALA LUMPUR. Fri. 1V The Minister of Info r m a tion and Broadcasting. Inche Senu bin Abdul Rahman, is the only candidate nominated for the post of Umno Youth national leader. Two others the Parliamentary Secretary io the Ministry of Finance. Inche Ml
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    PASSPORTS FOR STRANDED VILLAGERS: THE GOVT ACTS
    162 11 PASSPORTS FOR STRANDED VILLAGERS: THE GOVT ACTS JOHORE BAHRU. Fri. Kota Tinggi District Officer. Inche Ismail bin Abukar. will visit Penggeranc. on the south-eastern tip of Johore, tomorrow to supervise the issuing of application forms and verify applicants for restricted passports. The majority of the 30.000 p°npl<> who regularly visited
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    MCA officers
    38 11 TXLUK ANSON. Fri —Mr Fi« Ben? Kuan a Perik State as.semilvrruri and town councillor here, has been elected president rf the MCA Teluk Anson division, witr> Dr. Na JOm Poh. the Minister for Finance. a.«. Se-retary.
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    Padi seeds, cattle for flood victims
    129 11 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Auout >323,0J0 worth oi padi seeds and $1 million wortn oi cattle are being distributed to the East Coast flood victims. The Minister of Welfare Services, Haji Abdul Hamid Khan, said this when he received 25 bales of cloth lor the
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  • STRAITS TIMES Saturday Forum
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      Emergency stop for robbery in a lift
      158 12 q^HERE has been recently a spate of robberies In lifts of the Housing Board flats, the victims mostly young women confronted by two or more robbers. These women have been relieved not only of money and jewellery but have been molested as well
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      In the schools where strikes have ended
      135 12 IVl'lH ihe ending oi TT the mmi -strikes by NUT teachers, there is the danger of the top brass in the Ministry becoming complacent vis>-a-vi& the prevalent situation in schools. As a school head 1 think it my duty to re mind those
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      Arcades to answer a problem
      130 12 PEDESTRIAN bridges 1 are being built on Bukit Timah Road and more will be erected. The shopping areas of such centres as Orchard Road and North Bridge Road badly need such bridges, but to date have been neglected. Perhaps pedestrian bridges could be erected over
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      College hostels
      119 12 THE letter by "Paying A Father" iS.T. June 27) about living conditions in the College of Agriculture in Serdang is amusing. As a student living in temporary 'hostels' I feel that a few points have to be clarified. The temporary "hostels' described by "Paying Father" would give readers
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      Mud from the trucks
      107 12 MUD deposits on roads, shed by lorries enterIng and leaving new building sites, is a common sight in Singapore It is also fair to say one usually sees workers clearing these deposits from the roads. However this is not the case in Holland Grove Road The
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      Lights, roads, relief for a housing estate
      281 12 Lights, roads, relief for a housing estate 1 refer to "H. Talief's" 1 letter (8. T. July 1) stating that the people living around Jalan Übi. Jagong. Bawang and Mempalam endure bad roads, no lights and lack of public transport. Although the roads In this area are private roads many
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      Livelier
      68 12 pOULD not T.V. Singav> pura have more lively programmes on Tuesdays and Wednesdays? There are many viewers with large families who depend on the T.V. for entertainment. There are many entert a i n i n g programmes, singing, comedy sketches and floor shows by local artistes at the
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      Victims too
      62 12 THE January flood and the ensuing rain had caused considerable damage to all in the State, in particular the land owners. Since the Government claims to be sympathetic with all the flood victims, will It allow the hard-hit landowners one or two more months grace to pay their
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      WHEN TRAVELLING THE COUNTRY WAS EASIER
      66 12 AXE we all going slowly mad? It was easier to travel during the emergency and during confrontasl Why are we making life a misery now? What is the need? Let someone present the argument for the restrictions— and not use the tiresome reason that
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      Untitled
      86 12 T REFER to the report "Wrong page of passport stamped (ST. July 4). It is regretted that the immigration endorsement was stamped on the wrong page of Mr. Jagindar Singh's passport. To say that the passport cannot be renewed be-rau.-e of this is completely untrue. The fact that an endorsement
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      114 12 THERE has been much talk about the reduction of the price of rice In the newspapers recently. Since no specification was made of the type and quality of rice to be reduced in price. It was not possible to ascertain the cost of parboiled rice which the Indians prefer to
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      343 12 ,#r -*JPs*ar SOOTHING RELIEF FOR STRAINED EYES Reading, working, television-viewing. 'UUU! and "fun in the sun often result in burning, itching, bloodshot eyes. Just C (^LajaajlM a two-drop bath of gentle Eye-Mo (1) floats away irritation due to sun aMI glare, dust. wind, and smoke. ilA&L^^Tff (2) relieves inflamation and
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    What's in a name? Good health for Ruler's sister...
    239 13  -  Huen Peng Kong By IPOH. Fri. Raja Zai--1 nab binte Almarhum Sultan Iskandar Shah, elder sister of the Sultan of Perak. has changed her name because of continued illness. She Ii now known as Raja Intan Suraya rhe name, she said
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    Call for classes on the Koran
    70 13 KUALA LUMPUR Fri The Sultan of Selangor today called for the setting up of special classes to explain the Koran to the people. He «a* a peaking at The openIn* of a moaque at Kuan* 17 m:lea nortl. of here. After the opening, the
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    To promote tourism
    41 13 I WAH R.ATA Pr. |»rm I m bin Abdul T-hnm the offli i h^.s been elected prcj.dfn- v th» Cameron Hiphuncis Touri«: Promotion Aaaociaton iwrh. Duto H.F. Bloxham a« re-prMidem and aecretary and Mi HO Squire* as rrea*ur»r
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    Talk by Devan
    43 13 'OHORE BAHRU. Fn. The •ecretary-genera) of the Derootratic Artion Party. Mi. C.V De- i van Nair. M.P.. will give a talk on 'Problems facing Malaysia' at the party s branch premiaea hart. Jalan Meidrum. at 730 p.m. on Juiy 10.
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    'Industrial action' call to union
    89 13 'Industrial action' call to union JOHORE BAHRU. Kri The Police Clerical and Administrative SerrlCM Union has been urged to take industrial action because of the Government's "unsympathetic attitude" towards ii> members' claims tor better pay. A rcMiiuiion to this effect was unanimously pd.sx>d by the annual meet ma of the
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    Hangar's OCPD
    24 13 SUNGEI PATANI Fri Acting Deputy Supt. Su Ah Teh. loimer OCPD «un*ei Pauni has been poitad to Kangar as OCPD there, i
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    10 ARMED THUGS MURDER YOUTH
    215 13 KUALA LUMPUR. Friday A FORMER mee-seller. Quah Ah Long. 17, was ordered by the Penang police to get a replacement here for his identity card which he had lost earlier. When hp arrived here on Wednesday. Quah. the «econd .son and fourth In a family
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    Bishop flies in on visit
    45 13 SINGAPORE Ii: BlMiop Ma'hru.N afatr AtbanußhM Bi>hop of the Orthodox Syrian Church, flew '.uaVv lor .< two-month I The bi.-hop. who It also the principal of the Theolopii .< College at Kottayam. will later loin Iteiajnia and visit parishes of the Church.
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    Alliance to study Ceylonese requests I for membership
    215 13 KUALA LUiMPUR. Friday. rpHE Alliance Executive Council will meet later A this month to consider the requests by two Ceylonese organisations to become its fourth 1 partner. The two bodies are the i Malayan Ceylonese Congress and the Ceylon Fe- deration of
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    Home raided
    32 13 PENANG. PYI. Thieve* broke into the Ayer Itam home of trie C.tr Hea.th Officer Mi J. R Shortiand. last nignt. and stole three, cartoons of cigarettes and I some ciothings.
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    Pato's death: Driver fined
    62 13 IPOH. Pn.— flaad Mn Mat. 38 *\a.s fined SBO hrre ye.'tnday when found suiltv :n the traflk cuur! here !ni dr.vne "without due fare and attention." Dh!u Jal Me-iPcks-ha t ou.-;ne.v-man and racehorse owner ■< p.i.v Mnger in the car died when the car Sa'ad was
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    To train in US
    35 13 KUALA LUMPUR. Pri.—Sergeant Jugluar Singh Gil; of the Malaysian Special Service Unit, has been selected to attend airborne, ranger, and pathfinder courses at Port Benning. GeorgiaU.S. He will leave next week
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    Work permits: 18 employers fined for violating law
    122 13 I SINGAPORE. Friday ANOTHER 18 employ er« have been fined for violating work permit lawi hrincing tlir number of employers proxeruted so far to It The labour Departments Ma> report published tndav said that hnes rnffng from S'.\"> Jo MOO were imposed
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    Lock icon ASPAC gives go-ahead for two projects
    399 13 ASPAC gives go-ahead for two projects TECHNICIANS' POOL AND A CULTURAL CENTRE SOON BANGKOK. Friday. THE Asian and Pacific Council yesterday gave the go-ahead to two projects to be set up by ASPAC a technicians' pool in Australia and a cultural and social centre in Seoul. This is the first
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    Mrs. Malik's troupe for five-day S'pore visit
    101 13 Mrs. Malik's troupe for five-day S'pore visit SINGAPORE. Kri. Indonesia's rovine cultural troupe. Jakarta Raya. will visit Singapore for five days from August 17. The 50-member troupe will be led by its patron. Mrs N. Adam Malik, wife of the Foreign Minister. The troupe, which includes 30 women, will Mage
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      301 13 nS^l* pays to buy an Ik Othello How long W.^^^ a line VL can you draw f^ WL with a VJL K?liSr#*S m SWAN OTHELLO VJ %IP^W 1 ballpen? \J ff/ Ig^^y (Do you know th« oniw«r?) If ||ll| i ;i, jig m^F^^p\ i I Answer: average 10,000 FT. I
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      948 14 miiinurd lium face III) ACKNOWLEDGMENT *vr4t UI i Minimum) MR. TAN SIEW KUAH A Family tender their kincerest thanks to tbe many frier ds aod relatives for their mml! and attendance at tbe funeral of Mr. Tan s beloved mother. Madam Chan Sok Eng, on' 6.7.67. Thanks are also due
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      1056 14 ACCOMMODATION VACANT U Wm*m\ M Min.t— Box i* rfs txlr* SERANCOON CARDENS. S in pore I IH- !(> CroAiiui.- Ume :i rooms I ••mi* -I fuit\ f urn ip he'd ter.iini R a >" tnontulv rental IM Ist August App> ataasameltaa h i..ud Ravoans* Da> I aaitastm, Kiu.h Lumpui TO
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      874 14 EDUCATION H H.,,4. |a Win i» rtt txlrm TVPSWRITIN I SHORTHANO BOOf-KECPiNC Wapid Normal; r Indmdukl Circup COJ.na» bkurriemi-d Invtn ctora s-aod^rd OMMrcrcsal .-cnoo S-tl Miller street ihehmrt oa.on CltaUWI M!ALA> itHORIHAND A N* Ljti.»u»»f i Be«;inn»'-s CMas r>y tied experienced tracntra at Ka)» Con**' atarim* Register ea.iv K»>a Raifirs
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    299 16 Rubber trading pace is slow IUIE pace Ol the pa>t I trading »a.i very slow and this was equally true ol the London and New York markets report H.C.B. A. o. Ltd. in their current Rubber Market review. Price niovemenU were small and the overall result wa> I -light decline
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    81 16 S-HINESE Predict Eicrnnse. linta- para, naan pnc«< p«r picul yutarday. Caeanut ail: hulk S4Bi actlera. drum $5i Mllara. Capra: Mixed < o *>.) looaeJulT/ Auk. LK/Coot. .«J9i B. Pap#ar: Muntox "bite *1 35 aellen, Sarawak white *U'JJ arllrra, uprclal Sarawak black SP.'J arllrra. Krabled Lampong hUi-k M). lellers
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    31 16 'I HE MBBBMBtaa S>«k< in Mi aytia m^df thr»i. (hin^'ii in .t« rn!r*» to mfrcbanta >e^teiday tail mtm to sioo>: many i.'<«. Franca IMI Italy M9M and Iwtdtn IMI
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    39 16 ()N MM Irea tieh.ngt markM „> y f Hone KonK \f«r<id<'y th» Ul Oallar »ai quotnt at S 7!>| (or T.T. sni 5T c for cash Sttrlmi wan quo'cd II 16 01 and •n« taal of «nin at
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    CLOSING PRICES
    26 16 July 7. Rl BBKR PRICK: MJ cents (up three-eighths of a cent). TIN: SbUil.r, (down l( 75 cents). I vtnii.u.ii offering 220 tons (unchanged).
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    EQUITIES IMPROVE WITH SPECULATIVE WAVES
    890 16 From Our Market Correspondent IMM STKIAI.S wrrr quietly steady and most counters Improved in the sretion on the Stock Exihance yesterday. The market u.i«< Mih.icileil t» speculative \\.t\<> throughout the day particul.irlv in EAI. in which a position It developing which might ha\e been feared,
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    35 16 Malayan Stork Indirr* .lul> ti. .1 ii l v 7. Industrulv I I.VOti I ■> rYipwlhi; itMl mo 'it -■'Minings: 95.03 vS iulili.iv lu9.b."> luy.tft !>' t .'9. IHbi Hill. Dm. N, iHbb k inn
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    Straits tin price easier on weaker demand
    413 16 THE Straits tin pricr in Penant; yestrrriay fell by 7."> crnts to StiO9.is per picul on an offering estimated unchanged at ."Mi tons The market was easier on weaker support. In London on Thursday afternoon, the prire had fallen by K 1 per
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    SHIPS IN PORT
    187 16 lync al»n/»idt Iht Sinxap«rt in An.n Rakk* 7 \.i, Man .-tr»»t »-olon-l>o 1" II S;n<nii-l<frk 1:1 14, N'irvlin« Monk I Atlien.« I*. Tjitarum It Murrayrv^rr't T-. .'< Kjnif M^n. No "Torrador .111 IS, Mrntor at, Kvoran Kio-no II Pr»»iJ.- it IrtfVrxin t.' M I'erak N VV 3
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    130 16 II MELBOURNE. Frl NDUSTRIALS were nrm with P** loverme mast of the list. KHP limped 18 cents to $9 M in respf,nsp to Uie company s announcemnu of profit m th« 1 May 31 up six million dollars to a re. 016 *2 million I oollai s \f:mn^s
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    RUBBER PRICES
    237 16 1 1 LI lust iratlt ifMn t b. luivris (Ins, (l a I ni. in Ku.tU I.uni|iui and Singapore vrslrida\ .it .">(.'. rrnlv prr Ib. up thrcrriclilhs i,( a crnt on Ihuisdav s < losm; le\rl. Hi i- tour was idle. i: X.md .md M.X I 1 losing
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    Rubber crops
    29 16 Further June rubber crops all in 1b > Included Brnta Irram KuantJii Kundnnr Tanjont Pau 207.000 MmllUl 99.000. und Suntri Baran |y«l Mnlrk R3.105 and BaVMt Katil 08.320.
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      273 16 THAI MARITIME NAVIGATION CO., LTD. (UNDER SUPERVISION OF THE MINISTRY Of COMMUNICATIONS. THAILAND) EXPRESS SERVICE ft PRIORITY IN DISCHARGING AT BANGKOK DISCHARGING AT OUR OWN WHARF AT BANGKOK ALSO AVAILASLI NAME OF VESSEL LOADING SPORE C^Bk S.S. "THEPAMAT" 1 3 July DIRECT FOR BANGKOK. Agents THYE NAM LOONG (SPORE) LTD.,
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    1490 17 I»l -INI««i In and report*! to I the Slnrapore and Koala latnpur trmdinf rooms of the Stork Exrhang-e yestcrda* with the numher of sham tr*d«d In bracket*: INDUSTRIALS: Bauattad (1.000) II S3. Cantral Sugar (5.000) SI. AS C. UOOOOi |i s« D. (4.0001 SI.TO
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    DEATH
    41 17 MR. MM KIM .11 K. ««e *7 branch manager BouMead Trading Ltd., Kola Bharu. passed away on 6 7 C*. Body will be broafht bark to his residence No. SO. Eng Moon St.. Spore and thereafter for bwrlal at Bidadari.
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      937 17 l< nntlnurO from Pa** 14 FOR SALE M *o*4t t* rmHm.)—Bax tt rfj rxtrm FOR YOUR LATItT Car Radio/ Auto acesssortas. contact MarfsJr Auto Supply Co.. 20. Rochora Canal Road. T*l <8 por»i 3*1174 AIRCONOITIONCR IMKW BTU. CfllMi' condition M4O/- R»fni*rstor shout S ru ft. *?7.} Call 77 B«oCOOI'.I Ktrr"»!
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      831 17 WHERE TO STAY (Malaysia) It Wmr4a tt 1 *i* Box tt rfs extra JO HOB I HOTEL, J.B. Danrmg Ton'ght 12 Atrronditioned Rooms. Phone r o is NE'.f (TRAITS VIEW HOTEL lohor- Rahru Seasldt Dancing evary Saturday Excellent Kncitnh and Chinese dishes Trl J B 2153/4. WHERE TO STAY (Hong
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      313 17 UNDER INSTRI (TION FROM AND BY ORDFR OF THE DIRECTOR OF ORDNANCE SERVICES. HQ.. FAR EAST LAND FORCES. SINGAPORE. AUCTION SALE OF Army Surplus Stores (3 8.0.D.) comprising— Misc. Technical Stores, typewriters. Furniture. Carpet."!. Mattresses. Misc. Bedding Items. Scrap Brass ft Lead. Aluminium. Batteries. Misc. M.T. Spares. Scrap Iron, etc
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      803 17 NOTICE THE KUALA SIDIM RUBBER CO. BERHAD (Incorporated In Malaysia). NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the 54th Annual General Meeting of Stockholders will be held at the Registered Office of the Company. No. 62 Jalan Ampang, Kuala Lumpur on Friday 28th July 1967 at 11 00 a.m. for the purpose
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      276 17 NOTICES CORRECTION With reference to the Auction sale of freehold property situate al and Known as No. 7, (formerly No. 5> Third Avenue off Buklt Tim.ih Road. Spore by Messrs C.ieoiiK Koon Seng Company 1 Limited published In the Slran.Tlmes issue of sth July 1967 Hit Defendant's name is corrected
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      57 17 1 lit GLOKIA MANSION One Brock 12 -Storey High Class j Eiesative flats at Pour Poe-iang Road, Sm«apore -next to Haw Put i Vrliai an Mqh ground facing saa beoaritul lurroyndmq. lattafully I lurmthad with olr-condition T.V. Sat. Moderate Rentali A Liberal Term. i SINGAPORt TRADING CO.. LTD. 4 4
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      Lock icon IBF decision pleases the Tengku
      368 18 THOMAS CUP He gets a first-hand report on meeting from BAM secretary LONDON. Fri. The Malaysian Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman, yesterday received a first-hand report on the International Badminton Federation's meeting on the abandoned Thomas Cup challenge round between Indonesia and Malaysia. Teh Gin
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      S'gor must win to survive...
      187 18 S'gor must win to survive... MALAYSIA CUP By MANSOOK RAHMAN and LEE FOO SAN 'PHE Perak-Selangor Malaysia Cup tie at Ipoh's A Stadium Perak tomorrow will be the first of two battles for survival for the Cup holders. Selangor are two points behind with three matches to go two of
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      Formosa 18 for M-meet
      135 18 Formosa 18 for M-meet F'RMOKA hn\e submitted to the FA. or M..la\Mi then i ol 18 players (or the Meideka tournament in Kuala Lumpur from Aug 11 to 27. Heading thr list are two too Hong Kon? stars. Cheung Chi Do>. the .'ormer Blackpool forward in the English League, and
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      MERDEKA STADIUM TO GET 5400.000 'NEW LOOK'
      125 18 By TOM FRANCIS r PHE Merdeka Stadium x Corporation Board has finally decided to spend $400,000 to give the national stadium a "new look." The Improvements include A XEW covered grandstand directly opposite the present grandstand, at a cost of $310,000; HH. HER
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      Coaching
      49 18 LAWRENCE van Huizen Negrt Sembilan's former international player, will coach the Malaysian Women's Hockey Association team for a fuendly international againM Australia at K.ala Lumpur on Sept. 2 Twenty -six players selected by 'he MWHA will train at the Kampong Pandanu Touth Centre, for three weeks befoie tne
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      RESULTS RESULTS
      305 18 ATHLETICS PENANG Secondary Schools (City Stadium Bovs 1 1. 1— 400m: l Hassan O.Mnan 2 E. Khoo 3 Yam Yoke Urn 50.8 free equalled!. 4xl00m: 1 Chung Ling Private 2 PFS 3 Butterwoith High School 458. 4x40tai: 1 Technical Ins>t. 2 PPS 3 BM High School 3:37 1.
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      537 18 CHEMICAL SALESMAN Applications are invited by an American chemical company for an industrial chemical salesman for Singapore. Preference will be given to applicants with the following qualifications: University degree in chemistry or a related field and three or more years commercial experience. A Singapore citizen between the ages of 25
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      1314 18 NOTICES I TENDERS IN THE HIGH COURT OF NOTICE OF SALE THE REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE BY TENDER Soil No. 744 of 196 C. By an Order of Court dated Utf SHIPS: Steamship -BOMBALA" J** A P nl ls^ r ad; Motor Vessel or Ship le Hlßll Co rl al **J
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      734 18 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS LEMBAGA PEMASARAN PERTANIAN PERSEKUTUAN iFrdrral Agricultural Markrtinc i Authority I i I Application are invited from i Malaysiar Cuiien* (or the foljowi tng appointments V.XX I 1.1 I KAI MARKETING 1 ECONOMISTS. Salary SeaW: $800x40-1.000 1.050x50-1.500 (all inclusive > plus a housing allow- ance. Minimum Qualification*: ia An
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      148 18 ATHLETICS S'nor AAA championships iMerdeka Stadium. 2 30' NEB iPantai KL>: Ministry of Works. Posts A Telecoms 'Penang City Stadium); S"pore Social Welfare (Farrer Pki: S'pore Army Dover Rd): Boys Scouts Katone Dlst (St. Pitrick'si. Schools: Malay Women's TC cDurlan D«un. Malacca); North Perak Combined School (Talpinif Esplanade); Ipoh MES;
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      Hot Lips looks the bet of the day
      568 19 RACING with Epsom Jeep JJOT LIPS (Race Four) looks the bet of the day at Bukit Timah this afternoon. The lilly was a good thing beaten last week, when she went under by a neck to Mutineer. She was pocKeted" on the
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      SELCTIONS
      138 19 ..i ./.U JLtr All, DW. iiHi p. pinvm; a\(,llin\ troposphere Troposphere Troposphere Pulau Pinanc Magniflrent King Thebet Thunderstorm Race 2 KAVA LIGHT. FLASH KAYA Capital Gain Ka>a Ayer Tawar Sabterk Chinese Treasure Sabterk Btee 3 o GAMBIT BTR FLUSH BERJAYA Bertiva Queens Gambit Rina King's Chariot King's Chariot Queen's
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      Lock icon Yorks slam Leics to take the lead
      555 19 COUNTY CRICKET TONDON. Fri—York- shire displaced Leicestershire at. the top of the English county cricket championship table last night after beating them by an innings and 123 runs at Leicester. Only ten minutes of the extra half-hour's play remained when the last Leicestershire
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      Keino: I have come to challenge Ryun
      144 19 ATHLETICS LO6 ANGELES. FYI The hulk of the British Commonwealth team have arrived her* for their two-day athetlc match against the United States 'farting tomorrow Twelve world record-holders will he on view and many epir h'ttlP* are anticipated The most eagerly awaited confrontation
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      runners and riders
      1527 19 COINC FORECAST: Yielding to toft Race 1-2.15 Class 5 Div 2 ($6,000) 9f (Local i«ek«y« only) I ***** The ConcrMor s (Low Tat) RS Breuk 9 9.0 Asuwadl a a 0000 Fast Buck (BulUn of Pahang) J Donnelly 9 812 Omar IS 1A794 Troposphere a (Universe) R
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      ON THE TRACK Promise beats Navaho in a 3f trial
      202 19 ON THE TRACK Promise beats Navaho in a 3f trial PROMISE 11. the top--1 weight in the lOf Committee Cup tomorrow, did an Impressive inal with stable-mate Navahn 1n soft going at Bukit Timah yesterday mornine. Breaking Into a gallop fmm 'he half-mile, the two Colin Tulloh-tralned hors<?.<. ran 3f
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      JOCKEY FORM
      92 19 JOCKFT FORM (rlve« placIngs. of the pa«t 15 mounU of the top Jockey*. Latent placing Is on the rich' Figure* within bracket* indicate number of dinners. Colemm (39> *************** Pretty c?f>> nnooio3oooolo<rj Harbridge <21) *************** Trevena (19) *************** Boofoure (19) *************** Lee U8) *************** Kang (17) *************** Coles
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    Commons says 'yes' to petrol rationing
    142 20 Commons says 'yes' to petrol rationing LONDON. Fr:.— The House of Commons today approved in principle a Bill empowering the (■nsrrnnirni to impose petrol rationing if necessary The Rill Ktvea the (.nwrn imii 1 temporary powers to control the Mipph. consumption and acquisition of liquid fuel in Britain. The .Minister
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    DEATHS
    87 20 MR DOUGLAS CAHAN tormr-'v ftupennti ndiTt Milicii Rawer Station N K R <• iielully on Ift July at hi* home in Uravraend Kent. ELIZABETH CHOO l> i 1 tMf 4 7 1»«7. toavtaa behind btloved husband Mr. thin Wa r;itt. children iHUhn in law. .«on*-in-law dnd (randrhildren. LAZARUS. CAROLYN
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    Lock icon Tengku calls in his envoys
    271 20 Tengku calls in his envoys LONDON. Friday TKNGKL Abdul Rahman, Ikjs summoned his ambassadors in Europe to consultations here tomorrow as his defence talks with Britain cuter their closing stages. A Malaysian High Commission spokesman said the TVngku was taking the opportunity of his London visit to meet the heads
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    DEATHS
    206 20 JACKSON. Charles O. J.-v k«on fortr.rr.y of 4 KirrMonr Park pa.<*ed aw ly Mount Ah-rnia Hospital. .1 iitikt In BldHdarl C«met«ry Chaiwl at 10 a.m. Baturday July M MADAM CHCAH HEW FOONG (Ah Ponn Son i aurd H, passed away peacefully on 7 7.6? leaving 3 son*. Liew Choon
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    Water shut-off
    23 20 SINGAPORE. Fri— There will be no water tomorrow from 9.30 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Lorong Tukang Dau iJuroni; Industrial estate*.
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    Lock icon Malaysian and Thai police battle Reds
    138 20 Malaysian and Thai police battle Reds BANGKOK. Fri— A combined Malaysian-Thai police patrol fought a 30--minute gun battle with Chinese communist guerillas near Betong town, wounding three guerillas, on Wednesday. Press reports reaching here said about 27 guerillas carying their wounded then fled among the rubber plantations. They left behind
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    3 cows seized
    27 20 SINGAPORE. Fri The Government's special cattle disposal squad yesterday seized three cows at the Junction of Chye Ka> Road and Lorong Achara In Sembawang.
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    LONDON STOCKS
    404 20 LONDON. Fri.—A modest rally in British funds after the recent I decline featured the London stoci market today. Prices were fractions better from the start, mainly on technical factors, but th; movement gathered pace on news of the Swiss bank rate cut. On-balance gains ranged 1 to 7
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    Hawaii's 'Queen' 1967 has charm, sense of humour
    163 20 SINGAPORE. Fri. A combination of bcaulv and brains is what every man likes to see in a munan. But Hawaii's Narcissus Queen 1967 Miss Lorna Ho. M (above), who flew into Singapore by Malaysia Singapore Airlines this afternoon, is not only beautiful
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    Lock icon Aspac Council condemns nuclear testing
    371 20 Aspac Council condemns nuclear testing OANGKOK. Fri. i D The nine nation Asian and Pacific Council has condemned all nuclear testing in the region. The condemnation came in a joint communique mhhed here this afternoon after a throe-day ministerial conference. I Although the communique did not mention names. an Australian
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    Cut for Swiss bank rate
    69 20 BERNE. Fri.— The Swiss bank rate is being reduced to three I per cent from three-and-a-half >■ per cent effective next Monday. 1 the National Bank announced i today. The bank rale had been raised by one per cent to three-and-a-half per cent on July
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      Newcombe takes title in 75 mins
      383 20 Newcombe takes title in 75 mins WIMBLEDON ONDON. Fri. John Newcombr (All lia) became the Wimbledon men's single* champion with a <]-:<, 6-1, b'-l win over Wilhelm Bungert (West Germany) ;i I ter a match which never readied the heights oi some of the great finals of the past, and
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      It's Lim Karim final
      182 20 YOUTH champion Lim Cheng Yew caused a big upset In the Singapore junior badminton championships last night when he eliminated the favourite. Johnny Leow. 15-5. 12-15, la-3 in the semi-finals. Lim's opponent In tonight's final will be Adum K.<nm. who brushed aside Watt Yarn s>nf 15-17.
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      167 20 Late classified advertisements h j KHAW 1u ('rtooi Hoon and !'cih ■rng a Eirl »t U H .18. M 7%ankf to doi 'or« and nnr«in« M.ifT ONC: lo Vivien and -ou Kg. k •on. Ron. i<l Oh.r Jin on Orairrul ih.mki to doctor. ■Mar tni ■taff of .\--uiii.i. MIRANDA: To
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      117 20 1968 PROSPECTUS (CAMBRIDGE CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOL 171-C, Bencoolen Street, Singopore 7. Tel: *****. Our latest prospectus contains a wealth of information and instruction for Private ft School Candidates. Avail yourself of the opportunity to obtain a FREE copy of this voluobU hendbook of progressive education. HOME-STUDY COURSES (IN ALL SUBJECTS FOR
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