The Straits Times, 13 July 1967

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    23 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 150,000 The Straits Times The Niitiwiiil flKWSf)il|lßr Estd. 1845 THURSDAY, JULY 13, 1967 15 CENTS KDN. 2578:2590 M.C.(P)2266
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    Lock icon Curfew again
    579 1 HK MOBS OUT AGAIN WITH DYNAMITE BOMBS AND ACID: CARS, BUSES SET ON FIRE HONG KONG, Wed RIOTING leftist mobs went on a rampage in various places of Kowloon tonight as an eerie silence blanketed most of Hong Kong island, which lay under a curfew. The mobs overturned
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    Storm Billies work: 300 dead so far
    118 1 Storm Billies work: 300 dead so far rpilK highway and the I railway line to the right are partially submerged in a sea of muddy Him, rater outside Airhi City, south-western Japan llr.i\\ r.iin over southern and western Japan since late Tuesday niclit hampered the search >esterday for many persons
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    Boy shot after arrest in Penang
    130 1 Boy shot after arrest in Penang PENANG. Wed. ChOO Kway Hwa, 18. was shot and seriously wounded last night when police opened flre at Jelutong Road Polio party went to Jelutong Road at 10.45 p.m on receiving information that people were painting slogans on the road. They arrested Choo. While
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    Lock icon Clara drowns 6
    26 1 TAIPEH Wed —Six persons were drowned and nine others are listed a* musing after typhoon Clara hit northern and central Taiwan yett»rday Reuter.
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    Lock icon TRIBUNAL WANTS SOEK AS DEFENCE WITNESS
    95 1 JAKARTA. Wed. An In- i donesian military tribunal today asked Doctor Soekarno to appear as a defence witness In the treason trial here of Indo- nesia's top living communCol. Hendronoto. chief judge of the special tribunal trying communist leader Sudi.Mnan for his alleg- Ed
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    Sacked— by a computer
    51 1 LONDON, Wed. Forty work-shy miners have been sacked by the Coal Board on the say-so of a computer that analysed attendance records, it was disclosed yesterday. Attendance records of 22.000 miners around Doncaster, Yorks, showed that 500 mere lazy. The 40 were sacked after refusing to
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    'We now know where we stand...'
    401 1 'We now know where we stand...' TUN TAN BACK FROM LONDON TALKS SAYS: KUALA Ll'Ml'l'R. Wednesday. MALAYSIA now knows where slit- stands in relation l<> the Anglo-Malaysian defence Ireatv after talks with the British Premier and his Ministers in London on British hoops withdrawals from Ihe country. The Minister of
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    Lock icon Japan's new peace bid
    73 1 TOKYO. Wed. Japan will again a>k the Soviet Union later this month to exert its Influence with the Vietcong and with North Vietnam for a ceasefire In Vietnam, according to Japanese Foreign Ministry sources today Vietnam and the Middle East crisis will be two major topics
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    Lock icon Smallpox kills 12
    20 1 JAKARTA Wed Twrlve persons have died in a smallpox outbreak In the Wonnsobo district. Central Java —Reuter
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    Press Council for Jakarta
    41 1 JAKARTA. Wed Aii IniimnMan Pros Council will i>e *«m ti| toon in Jakarta to help in tin development ol the local press am tackle its various problems accord ing to the Information Mim^tei Mi. BM Diah— UPl.
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    Lock icon Wheat talks
    44 1 ROME. Wed The Internal lonal Wheal Council opened talk: here today to renew or replace the 1962 international fcheat agreement and set a new piici range for wheat In world trade The talks are expected to laxi three weeks or more— Reuter
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    35 1 GENEVA. Wed The International Red Croxs commute* has agreed to do all It can U evacuate hostages held by inn cenaries in the Congolese city ol Kisangani, the committee said today. Reuter
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    Lock icon Air link sought
    30 1 JAKARTA. Wed Philippine.' Air Lines has filed an application with the Indonesian Government for an air service from the Philippine* to the island report of Ball UPI.
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    Lock icon Two clashes along Suez Canal
    212 1 Two clashes along Suez Canal OEIRUT. \\vq\. D Egyptian and Israeli forces clashed twice today along the Suez Canal, and Cairo Radio said two Israeli tanks were destroyed in the second incident. In tht- nr>t clash. I I truop.s opened mortar lire from the east ride of the canal on
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    STOP PRESS
    35 1 ARMY r*MEI> "I T IN HONG K< HONG kom. v RntNb arm] called 00l •<• niclit to help put Himn rioters. 'Hie Wrlsh RfKinient. in full battle look up parillWi cb li dinner— rpi
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      Lock icon Eshkol: Arabs can get our terms
      234 2 Eshkol: Arabs can get our terms •Tl.l. Aviv, \tt-.1. Prime .MiuiMd l.rvi I xhkol vml Hi. it Im.iH's Irrnis for pe.ur in IBM .Middle KSSfI would In Milimit Ird •111 .«l a |>c.i««- »onliTrnir .t nil liul In- loir 111 .in uili r\ lew Mrttll an Xiihtk .in lrl«-\ imoii
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      Lock icon Indira's visit
      22 2 nta hi w. (i MrIndiro (iaivlhi Im* iivrpirri an invitation to visit Bulgaria on a fj r* fixwi l»t*r Router
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      Lock icon U THANT RUSHES HIS PEACE PLAN
      659 2 U THANT RUSHES HIS PEACE PLAN Truce observers likely at Canal Zone before end of the week NEW YORK, Wed Y\ TIIANT yestei day battened plans to get U.N. peace teams along the Suez Canal before tne end of the week as Israel reported another outbreak of air warfare. [smell
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      Lock icon Strikes at five rubber firms
      59 2 AKRON Wed The United' Rubber Works Union, which has already struck lour of America* big five rubber companies, yesterday called for a strike agaiiut rhe th'th. Good,.vear. at midnight tomorrow. A union official here said the strike had been called on the recommendation of union
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      Lock icon Britain's regrets
      64 2 LONDON. Wed. Britain has expressed regrets for a violation of air space over Chinese coastal islands through an error of navigation by British helicopters on June 5. it was announced toda.v. But Britain said she could find no evidence to support China's allegation of an intrusion into her
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      Lock icon Now China protests at arrest of newsman—
      272 2 Now China protests at arrest of newsman— PEKING. Wed. China 1 protested strongly to Britain last night over the alleged arrest in Hone Konr of a correspondent of the official New China News Agency. The British Charge d'Affaires, Mr. Donald Hopson, was summoned to the Foreign Ministry here to receive
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      Lock icon China universities re-open after one year's closure
      289 2 China universities re-open after one year's closure HONG KONG, Wednesday. COME of China's colleges and universities are resuming classes after being closed for more than a year while students roved the country as Red Guards. Peking Radio said th« schools were being reopened 'for revolution* sake" 1 with the study
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      Lock icon A £511 mil boost for aviation in Japan
      103 2 A £511 mil boost for aviation in Japan TOKYO. Wed. Japan hopes tn give its airlines a gigantic boost with about £511 million over five years for projects including a new Tokyo International Airport, a Transport Ministry spokesman said today. The aim Is to strengthen Japan Airlines, give them a
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      Flotilla crew strike off
      59 2 BOMBAY. Wed— Flotilla cre^» yesterday aereeri to call off their 14-da> strike which has stra io>d ships carrying fnodarains. tertili ivers and armaments In the port 1 here A Joint statement lt*ued by the union and the port administration said the crew?, who man tOSji and
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      28 2 BHOPAL W*d Prohibition on liquor is to be scrapped in 'he central Indian itltl of Madhy* Pradesh it «te officially announo--1 ed here. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Mr. Khrushchev speaks out...
      505 3 Mr. Khrushchev speaks out A BLUNT ESTIMATE OF NIXON AND IKE I^EVV YORK. Wed.— American television viewers last night heard some blunt, straight-irom-the-shoulder views on their political leaders from the lormer Soviet Premier, Mr. Khrushchev. Speaking at his retirement home near Moscow. Mr. Khrushchev called former U.S. Vice-President Nixon that
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      Lock icon Bonn-Seoul dispute over 'kidnapping' of Koreans from West Germany
      196 3 Bonn-Seoul dispute over 'kidnapping' of Koreans from West Germany MUNICH, Wednesday. gEVERAL hundred students held a protest meeting at Munich University last night to demonstrate against the alleged kidnapping last month of South Korean students resident in West Germany The university rector. Professor Ludwig Hotter, told the meeting: "Human rights
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      Tear gas for rioters
      56 3 BMAVNAOAH iiaoia Wed Police lurd tcai- s .,a ajMill here Irtit mghi io diiporse crowd* throwing bottle uid Mone.< in a renew hI of vioienc ov»r protests agairusr the locatior, of a new univer.Mty. Stone-throwing .vui.Vn's marched in protest against the loca- tion of the new
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      Back to U.S.
      21 3 SAIGON. Wed. The U.B Secretary of Defence. Mr. McNtvmara. left here today for Washington after a five-day visit
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      Lock icon Six armed stowaways seize freighter
      117 3 jy|IAMl. Wed. Six heavily armed stowaways seized a freighter off the Florida coast yesterday, but fled in .1 lifeboat when a second vessel they apparently intended to hijack failed to rendezvous at sea. Captain Ramon Carpio of the 3.239-ton Panamanian vessel. Freicht Transporter, said the
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      Lock icon Nuclear firepower: 'U.S. will lag behind Russia'
      250 3 Nuclear firepower: 'U.S. will lag behind Russia' WASHINGTON. Wed. The United States will fall behind the Soviet Union in terms of nuclear firepower this year. By 1971 a massive "megatonnage gap" will hay* opened between the two super powers, according to a study made for the House of Representatives Armed
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      Lock icon Morals charge man sets himself alight in courtroom
      112 3 Morals charge man sets himself alight in courtroom HAMBURG. Wed. A 39-year-old man facing immorality charges, was in a critical condition In hospital here yesterday after setting fire to himself in the courtroom where he was standing trial. A court spokesman said Rold Bischon". rushed around the court yesterday, a
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      Lock icon Mouth-to-nose cure fails
      64 3 PERTH, Wed. France* Stewart. 17. gave a drowning horse mouth-to-no>e resuscitation altar rescuing it from an icy lake near here today. She d'.ved into the Uke (all* clothed and swam more than SO yank, dragging the horse back to the shore. She then blew into 11a no>r
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      Lock icon Doctor's warning on vitamins
      60 3 WASHINGTON. Wed. Expectant mothers who take too much vitamins may cause harmful effects to their babies, an American nutritional expert said here. Dr. Paul M Newberrr. of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, said he believes excess vitamin Riven to female rais and raobits may have been
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      Lock icon Toothless bulldog' diplomat accepted at last
      162 3 I ONDON, Wed. Bri- tain today accepted Zambia's diplomat, Mr. Ali Simbule as his /country's High Commissioner, thus ending a three-month row over his description of this country as a "humbled, toothless bulldog" afraid of Rhodesia. j The decision was announced by the Commonwealth
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      206 3 when sympathy is needed... so is Dettol \s^r W m^ <^ mm At a time like this mother's sympathy is comforting, but powerless to meet the real need the need to fight infection. Fortunately, today, millions of mothers know about Dettol and have learnt to put their trust in this
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    Expansion for ETV to adult education work
    455 4 Expansion for ETV to adult education work LESSONS ON ENGLISH NEXT YEAR SINGAPORE. Wed The Singapore Educational Television service is to expand its work beyond schools to the adult education field. A special series of programmes on English for adult beginners which Television Singapura will broadcast, will begin in January
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    A DRAUGHTSMAN TURNS ARTIST
    194 4 - SINGAPORE. Wed. An apprentice draughtsman 35 years ago in a Singapore architectural firm today held a oneman art exhibition at the Victoria Memorial Hall. He. Is now the Internationally, known artist from Indonesia, Mr. Lm Man Font, one of the official artists of former President Soekarno.
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    Varsity union's variety show at N-Theatre
    54 4 SINGAPORE. Wed.— The University of Singapore Students' Union Is organising a variety show at the National Theatre on July 33. under the patronage of the Minister for Foreign Affairs. Mr. S. Rajaratnam Items of this charity show Include a fashion show, a tae-ltwon-do demonstration,
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    Success
    48 4 SINGAPORE Wed— Dr. Lai Chan See. an old boy of Gan Eng Seng School. Singapore, has passed the examinations required and has been admitted as a Member of the Royal College of Physicians, Edlnbugh. according to a cable received by his father. Mr Lai Lok Sam yesterday
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    New swine fever case detected
    84 4 New swine fever case detected SINGAPORE. Wed. A fresh case of swine fever was detected today the third since the outbreak on Saturday. The latest case Involved 16 pigs at a farm of about 130 pigs In the Buklt PanJang area. The first two cases had occurred In the Llm
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    French: 435 get certificates and book prizes
    72 4 French: 435 get certificates and book prizes SINGAPORE. Wed— Some 350 students of the Alliance Franca lse yesterday received certificates at an end-of-the-year presentation ceremony at the Cultural Centre In addition. 85 of them. Including several school children, received book prises donated by the French Embassy and the Alliance Francalse
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    The winner
    33 4 SINGAPORE, Wed.— The winner of the Junior section In the piano competition of the Singapore Musical Society on Monday night was Miss Llm Tshui Pel. and not Master Goh Hup Sin.
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    Librarian retires
    26 4 SINGAPORE. Wed— The librarian of the High Court. Mr. Francis Nadarajan. 51. goes on retirement tomorrow after about 35 yaars" service with the Government.
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      125 4 Schools TV for today TODAY y educational TV on National language 6«c 2 1 Channel S U as follows: "Ulangane 830 am— 50 a.m.. English 2 p.m.— 3.30 pm.. Mathematics, liurature. Sec I— "Dowb to the Sec 3— "Practical U«* of Loga--8ea"; 9 15—9.35. Engl'sh Utera- rlthms'; 2.30—3. National lanture
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    Executive sues MR police over dismissal
    586 5 Executive sues MR police over dismissal State Counsel testifies for ex-constable in suit against Le Cain SINGAPORE, Wednesday. gTATE counsel Mr. Ho Thian Chch turned High Court witness today for ex-detective constable Phang Moh Shin, in Phang's civil suit against the Commissioner of Police, Mr. John Le Cain, and two
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    Committee formed to help Arab war victims
    78 5 KUALA I.L.MPI R. Wed A special committee, headed by Dato Ha.ji Hussain bin Nordin. has been set up to ;ollett funds for Arab victims of the Middle-Kast war. So far. it has collected M.~ 500 The committee will write letters of appeal to
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    $5,000 fine on 'sleeping partner' set aside
    202 5 DENANO, Wed.— The 1 Penang High Court Judize. Mr. Justice H. S. Ong. today sot aside the conviction and $5,000 rtne imposed by a lower court on Tan Koon Yee, described as a sleeping partner in a local import and export company. But
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    Spore manages without birth control jabs
    119 5 V>(.\POKL. The lan»il> Hlann mr ,i n >l Population Board >nd today that in lections. instead of i ontr.ii e|>(i\ r pills. (or famil\ planning hart not been introduced m Mnsapore. X spokrsrnan was rommenlinc on a report from Kuala l.umpur which said that
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    Cheshire Home frees boy from chains of fate
    255 5 Cheshire Home frees boy from chains of fate KUALA LUMPUR, 1V Wed. A life free from chains opened today for 17-year-old Yap Chee Ming, who was born half deaf, dumb and partially blind. Chee Ming, who had to be chained because his family was afraid he would wander and get
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    Ketam fire disaster: Razak dispels rumours
    169 5 Ketam fire disaster: Razak dispels rumours j^LAI^ M.-.MPI R. Wed. The acting Prime .Minister. Tun Abdul Razak. today described a* •malicious a. id rround lew" rumours that the Central Government was not dome enough for last month's PuUu Retam fire victims Those spreading the rumours. Tun Raiak mM, had accused
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    Salesman robbed
    47 5 KUALA LUMPUR Wed. A **le«m«n from Taipmjc Mr. P. M. Williams, h-jls robbed of $67 and a watch by three youth* after they had deceived him that they could lead him buck to Poch Avenue when he io«t h..» «ay in Malacca Street la«t night.
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    Mentri's visit
    29 5 KUANTAN. Wed The acting Mentri Besar of Pahane. Dat« Ha.v Abdul Am bin Ahmad, will make a ;hree-day visit to Bentong 1 district beginning on Ju.v it
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    'Hello, Yoke Lin' from Minister opens new phone service
    297 5 KUALA LUMPUR, W«d. 'THE Minister of Works, Posts and T c 1 ecommunications, Tun V. T. Sambanthan, today said 'hello" to the Malaysian Ambassador in Washington. Tan Sri Ong Yoke Lin. and thus opened the new automatic intercontinental telephone switching centre
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    33 economists from 13 nations due
    101 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. Thirty-three economists (nn 13 As: an countries will arrive here on Friday for a four-day familiarisation tour rhoy arr all member.* ul the United Nations' A.sian Institute for Economic Development and Planning Accordniß in the Dei>uty Pr.me Minister Tun Abdul R.»zalc.
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    A course for co-op leaders
    58 5 KANOAR. Weci Leaders of rural co-operative «ocietie> in Prrlis tthl attend a co-ODerativ* course here from July IS to '20 The course, for kvoud* of about 40 Mch. will be held on July !•"> and 16 for cenrrol Perliv July 17 and 1R north Pfrli."
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    Drive for funds
    26 5 PENANG Weci The nevmlormed South Penang District I Welfare Council plan* to launch a I nouM-to-boiu* campaign to rau* roads for it* actmtlw.
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      270 5 Straits Times Crossword S A gravr ring the French draw ACBOM (7, 1 Prelude to a tall tale or de- Set going again— man up on moimration of a 12 2S <1. 2. tn mo' > 'S' 2, 3 1. 7. A rre«t diaflfured in order t< I. South American
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    Youth gets 3 years jail for $2 robbery
    113 6 Youth gets 3 years jail for $2 robbery SINGAPORE. Wed.— A youth. Hunt Aik Kwong was today Jaik-d for three years in the Third District Court for robbing Ng Jlonne of H al Sved AM Road. Hunc admitted rommittinK the offence on June 29 this year with another person. The
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    Swami's visit
    46 6 SINGAPORE. Wfd. Sw«mi Nitya ChauanyN Yati of Narayana OurukuU headquarters, who the rtim'.oy nf ihr Institutf of Psych.r and Spiritual Research in N>nDelhi, ts due to arrive here by *ir on Sunday for a «hort vlnii. He vUI >ln rWi MaiaysiH before re'uming home.
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    'Determined bid to oust the leadership of ACSU'
    387 6 SINGAPORE, Wed MOVE to ousl the leadership of Ihe 12,0U0-member Army Civil Service Union whs confirmed today by one of its branches. The Gloucester branch in a statement claimed that there was "a determined effort to oust the present leadership from power."
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    Butler in farewell call on the President
    186 6 SINGAPORE. Wed. The retiring Canadian Huh Commissioner tv Singapore. Mr. B. C. Butler, today made a farewell courtesy call on President Yusof bin Ishak at the Istana Nrgara. Mr. Butler. uin> uas appointed his country's first High Commissioner to the Republic in March
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    Judge on graft by the public
    271 6 SINGAPORE. Wed. A High Court Judge today said members of the public ought to re- ceive "harsh" treatment from the courts for corruption offences. Mr. Justice Kulasekaram said: "While the courts are always harsh on public officers and have given them jail sentences, the
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    S'pore 'very good tourist resort:' NZ Minister
    117 6 S'pore 'very good tourist resort: NZ Minister SINGAPORE. Wed The New Zealand Mil for Housing. Mr John Rac, today described Singapore very good tourist re.sort." He said: "People are attracted to Singapore by :he .shops you have here and tho ?oods you have on s.tle. They are very Interest The
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    NO GEYLANG, JOO CHIAT RIGHT TURN
    74 6 NO GEYLANG, JOO CHIAT RIGHT TURN Wpd The right hand turn Iroin Geylang Road to Joo Chi it Road v. ill be prohibited from July 17 in order to alleviate congestion on Geylang Road. Drivers arp advised to proreed up to Jalan Tun. turn left into Geylang Beral and cross
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    'Sound of Murder'
    59 6 >I\OAPOKE. \\m: Ih'- Staff Club v. ill present a i c thriller. "The Soun< Ht the Cultural Centre nc The .show will be held ■ttMMtW nißhts Horn July 19 Hit lirst lwo perfornidi. start at 8.30 p.m.. while the other two will beam at 9 p.m Bookings
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    N-THEATRE CHINESE BOXING
    226 6 I SINGAPORE. Wed. SINGAPORE. Wed— The pugilistic show spunsored by the People's Association, will be held at the National Theatre at 730 p.m. on July 19. This is the fir»t of a scries of projects planned by the association to raise funds for selected charitable oreanisations The
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    Razak says it again: First in, last out
    185 7 Razak says it again: First in, last out KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Malaysian civilian employees in Singapore bases should not be retrenched first simply because they are Malaysian citizens when the rundown of British troops begins, the Deputy Prime Minister. Tun Abdul Razak, said here today. He reiterated that the British
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    Brunei Sultan buys up Churchilliana
    102 7 I ONDON, Wed. The Sultan of Brunei spent £265 on first editions of books by Sir Winston Churchill here today for his proposed memorial to sir Winston in Brunei On behalf of the Sultan, Sir Denis White. Brunei Government Arent in London, bid £80 for
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    Profiteers are defeated
    344 7 SINGAPORE, Wed SELF-SUFFICIENCY IN SUGAR AND MATCHES BEAT PRICES BACK TO NORMAL PROFITEERING on sugar and matches by certain unscrupulous retailers in Singapore is over. A Straits Times survey today revealed that the prices of these two essential commodities have gone back to the normal five cents
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    Man robbed of his watch
    57 7 IPOH. Wed. A motorust. Chin Ah Kau, 31 \var> robbed of a wa:ch worth $200 by two dagger-armed men at a Innply spot in Jaian Penskalan Prgoh i&si msht. He seateu .si a Matinnarr car with a girl at about 9.45 p.m. when' the incident
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    The man who can light a cigarette in 500 ways
    161 7 The man who can light a cigarette in 500 ways BRINEI TOWN. Wed. There are no problems when choosing a birthday present for Mr. Joseph Felix Shim a 40-year-old chief clerk in the Brunei Government Secretariat. Everyone In town knows nothing will please him more than a cigarette lighter. So
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    I like it, says the only girl in a man's world
    182 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Miss Parameswary Ramanathan, a trainee technician at the Telecommunica tions Training Centre here, says she does not mind in the least being the only girl working with 149 men. •'I prefer working with men." &he said.
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    Delegates talks
    32 7 KANGAR. Wed. The Minister of Information and Broadcasting. Inrrte Srnu bin Abdul Rahman, will declare open tlip annual delegates conference Of the Perlw Itara UMNO Youth Division on July 21.
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    61 8 Wur4t tli (Mimtmum) THE FAMILY OF th* Ist* Mr. Frederick l.nn X.m Jee trn.ier thr'r amcere«t thank* to the many frl. n.ls. WlßWeg and slafis of K4..,.t^,j Trading l.tn for their niahl vi.iii. eencimi: of m-reath* nM ol'ier fortu of tVSVMrtSBft, Thanks also to the staff and hH fnen.is
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    27 8 .*'< Mora's Sli I minimum) ONC VAN NEO IMBB. I'heok (ivan K>" BtJI v our lord. a*n>m loving hu-li.-iiid, and loveii ones tniierted l.\ V l.im
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    189 8 TS H SIS (Mimlmmm) ELIZABETH ARDEN'S CONSULTANT mti kive ripril l.l\l. r nit 1 7th 1-in I'itii July :<t M.ilaya In Katong |a*psni Yoj ar* «ricoine. Of LL'S SPECIAL SALE Th* 2nd i thj MM >.ai. Is on at IIA AmiM-r LnSfh, s luu- to<l;iy and will continue lor
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    53 8 II H.,,Hn 5} Minimum) YOUTH FOR CHF.IST eighth an nlvamary rally S.iiurd»y July IS. IMi f.li i' in. i<inKapore Conference Ha. l. jhentoi. IVlaf, S| eaker Dr. Minor Dsv tmm. Kmturli Mr. Kavld l.im. soloist. Hemy Kinc.-rs Uii.irtrt. I.X.C. Mumral Knsemhir. i'ntri ■MaBfJBM ComiMnv. Ine IVoys KriKa.le s.
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      676 8 The United Nations began last night to give priority i-oiisideration to the future of Jerusalem after a week's recess for private talks which have done no more to ease the I'ontiimmg Middle East crisis than the lic;irly Assembly debates whack aiconiplishril nothing. The U.N. seems to have
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      437 8 For two months, Communist China has been playing cat and mouse with Hong Kong. Some of the time, she has been content to use local leftists to organise strikes and demonstrations. At other times, she has exerted pressure more directly, such as by withholding fo<><i and refusing
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      Farm Hazard
      129 8 Singapore is fortunate that the swine fever which has appeared in three parts of the republic is not as virulent as that which has killed thousands of pigs in Malaysia in recent weeks. If it were control would be extremely difficult, perhaps impossible, despite farmers' co-operation, and the
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    China's cultural erosion
    1007 8  -  STANLEY KARNOW by HONG xnNP.^ i High standards of Communist conduct are visibly crumbling in the frenzy of Red Guard anarchy THE protracted Cultural Revol ution unleashed by Mao Tse-tung has. in different ways and degrees, begun to erode almost all of China's institutions, from the Communist
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    728 8  -  MARY DREW by ANTI CHINESE mobs have been on the rampage in Rangoon and the diplomats from Peking have gone in peril of their lives from young men clambering over the Embassy wall with murderous intent. These are not unfommon events in Asia these days
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    Income tax problems: Sabah is told to submit a memo
    229 9 Income tax problems: Sabah is told to submit a memo IfUALA LUMPUR, 1Y Wed.— The Sabah Government has been asked to submit a memorandum on its difficulties regarding the proposed Unified Income Tax Bill. Bpeaking after the weekly Cabinet meeting today, Tun Abdul Razak said the Central Government would loolc
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    Labourer to hang for murdering neighbour
    110 9 JOHORE BAHRU. Wed— Hing Ying Sin. 49, a labourer. was today sentenced to death In the High Court here, for murdering his neighbour. Boon Sut Pow. 53, at Kota Tlnsjgi on Chinese New Year Day this year. The utry found him guilty of murrler
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    ANOTHER LABOUR PARTY OFFICIAL HELD
    141 9 ANOTHER LABOUR PARTY OFFICIAL HELD PENAMi. Wed. Police here today detained another Labour Party official under the internal Security Art. Former City Councillor Kam Yue Neng (above) was picked up by the special Branch at his Cantonment Road home this morning Kam. 30. is vice-chair-man of the Labour Party and
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    Something new goes to Ningkan's head
    135 9 rvATO Donald Stephens, 'Hoguan Siou" of the v Kadazans in Sabah, regularly wears this Kadazan chieftian's headgear. But it's something new for Dato Stephen Kalong Ningkan (left) who found himself wearing it at a Jesselton party to celebrate the ending of the meeting between
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    'Export agency needed to find markets'
    463 9 'Export agency needed to find markets' KUALA LUMPUR. Wad AT the present rate of industrial progress in the country, what is needed at the moment is an export agency house which would find overseas markets for the many locally produced goods. The chairman of the Tariff Advisory Board, Haji Sujak
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    All set to resume the slow voyage to Sydney
    217 9 All set to resume the slow voyage to Sydney BOAT TROUBLE COUPLE PUT FINAL TOUCHES TO CALATHUMPIAN N SINGAPORE. Wed. A Singapore girl, Maureen Liew. 20. and her Australian fiance, Chester Harris. 19. are all set to continue their 7.000-mile voyage to Australia in a new $800 sailing boat. The
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    Chance for people to voice their opinions at the varsity seminar
    268 9 L( \I.A LUMPUR. Wed. A individual citizens will be able to voice their opinions and suggest flotations to some of the nations s-« io-econnmic problems at the five-nay Malaysian oclo-economic development seminar at the University of Malaya here beginning
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    Joy day for Hindus
    44 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed Hindu employees in the PWD here will celebrate the festival of Ani Thirumanjanam at the M.iha Mariamman Temple here tomorrow The Minister nf Works. Posts and Trlecommunica'ions. Tun V T. Sambanthan. will also join In the celebrations.
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    Police dance
    33 9 KUANTAN. Wed The Sultan of Pahang will attend the police annual dance at the Town HaU here on July 22. Proceed* of tha dance will go to the police sports fund.
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    Tun Mustapha in London for medical check-up
    109 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. The whereabouts of Sabah's Chief Minister. Tun Mustapha bin Dato Harun. was cleared today by the acting Prime Minister. Tun Abdul Razak. "Tun Mustapha is in London for a medical check-up," Tun Razak told reporters here. "He has informed us
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      570 10 The stay-at-home wives are part-time 'career girls' too rrHERE is a tendency for career wives to look down on stay-at-home wives whose lives, they think, are confined to just carrying out the daily household chores. They are mistaken. Gone are the days when women as wives and mothers devoted all
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      Art show a great success
      255 10 Art show a great success women held a successful art exhibition in Singapore at the National Library The exhibition, which ends today, was organised by the Singapore Academy of Arts and the Y.W C.A. of Singapore. Amateur artists of different nationalities American. Australian, Canadian. English. Indian. Japanese. Malaysian. New Zealander.
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      132 10 The under cover story in prints— rE swinging teenager can be the greatest matrhmaker in town with these six "meant-for-eacb-other" co-ordinates. They are the newest undergarments called "Fundango Flip-Mates" for budding young girls. And they come in matching sets featuring a bra, garter-tote, half slipped p pettipants, mini flounce coat
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    2187 11  - The parade that made Scarf ace scream ELIOT NESS ruthless murder oruereu by Capone only stiffened the defiance of the 'Untouchables' PART 4 OF THE SERIES by J^HTOW^fc WITH the stubby barrel of the sawn-off shotgun resting against the car's doorpost. I leaned out of the window as we drove
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    167 14 MELBOURNE Wed INDUSTRIALS were firmer. Rise! out-numbered (alls two to one. Mo.si moves were narrow B HP. sained fi cents to $9.68 atter sflllnj oown to SH S2 Mac Robertsons improved 1 cents to $2.12. ■UntafS were firmer Grem Boulder ieco\ered 28 cents to $4 U8 and Western
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    240 14 CHIPS lying alangsida the Singapore Harbour «hir>n or *xpe*t*d today are: Kin«.«Mii» i J. Gunufir Kenntji '<. < Cm of i'hf»t»r S 9. »tat» of Kutch i II it luaahiro Mam \r> It ia-l •uanca IS, B*JSf of Athens IS>. Katon< I ,-I Meihonitan Mam 23 .'4
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    25 14 July 12. RUBBER PRICE: 544 cents (down half a cent). TIN: mi in (up one dollar) FMimatod nlTering ''40 tons (up 20 tons).
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    70 14 < HINCE Prnrlucn E»CH.">.;» 1 Krday. Irum v I Capra: HlM*] i(.or< ioo«t lulv MM IK Continrnt .ijv>i 8. Psppar: Miiinok «mt. BJX7I MUSf*, Sarawak wfelta $135 srllera, apeciftl Sarawak buck $9Ji arllera. aaikaaji Lam pong black SV.i aellrra (all al NjUW). ASTA SioTi aellers iIU"J"r KURT). lingapwre
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    56 14 'I'HE Association ot Sank* in Malaysia made these) ctiansea id Its rates to merchants yesterday (all rates to 1100): Canada: Buying TT 331, airmail OO 33 3/8, 90 d/at. 33 13/16 credit bills, 36 1/16 trade bills. Sailing TT or 00 raady: Canada M|; Wast Germany 1291: France
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    35 14 OH im area Mssaasi aaaraM n ■sal Kon^ ifHidn la* U Dollar ■if iiuui-'I -<t IW| lor T.r. ar4 I»l fni ca»h. Ittrlmi ...i- MM I M ml ana taal af talrt al
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    75 14 THF Malayan Minntrr of 1 Finance has fixed these price* (or calculatinc cuitoms duties (or the period from July 13 te July 19. Rubber 33 rents a Ib. Copra $4 7: a ton. Palm Oil $630 a ton. Palm Kernels 5343.J0 a ton. 1 he rates of duties
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    STOCK EXCHANGE QUIETER WITH EASIER PRICES
    904 14 From Our Market Correspondent TIIK M.Mk K\«hanses t-lamp duwn on dralines in Matsushita and Electric Allied Industries on Tuesday continued to have a considerable sobering effect again yesterday. The Stock Exchange action has caused operators to pause and think and as a result of
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    36 14 Malayan MM I .lul\ 11. lnclu>ttMls: lIS.IS I'lup.-ilii-s. 111.7X Minings: 93.43 S rulilniv 1M.41 v|)r<. tfl, I'll,' l>rc. Ml. IMi Inihi iuh rr. lU.II i i ii x M.31 i 09.;.") mil I no.
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    1352 14 IM MNOS in and reportrrl la the Sincapore and Kuala Lumpur lradin( rooms of thr Stock Exchante yrsltrdmy with the number of shares traded in brackets: INDUSTRIALS Boustsad <*>..«:'" Jl 03 Central luiar iT.I'OO) SI D. iiA.OOflt >l*;, D. 14.M81 -I M D. iL'5.OOO) $1 64.
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    644 15 THE price of Straits tin in Penang yesterday rose one dollar to SfilO on stronger demand from all quarters. The demand was strong ••nnuch to counter the rise of 20 tons, in the estimated offering of 240 tons. The London three months
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      443 15 A CHARTERED SURVEYOR (A.R.1.C.5.) or similar qualifications is required by AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL ASSURANCE COMPANY, LTD. to manage its Properties Mortgage Dept. in Singapore. Applicants who mutt be Singapore Citizens should have not lets than 5 years post qualification experience, preferably in urban valuation and management of commercial buildings. The Company
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      844 15 NOTICES INDER INSTRUCTION FROM AND BY ORDES OF THE DIRECTOR OF ORDNANCE SERVICES HQ. FAR EAST LAND FORCES. SINGAPORE. AUCTION SALE OF j Army Surplus vehicles Comprising: Motor Cycles, Cars. Trailers, 1 Bedford Trucks. Landrovers, Am- l bulances, Scammell Mcd Recy. Ex- 1 cavator. Tractor. Dumpers, Com- < mer Tipping.
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      777 15 NOTICES ll MAJLIS PERBANDARAN IPOH I rows BOARDS ENACTMENT (F.M.B. CAP 137) VOTICE I'NDER SECTION 137 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN :hat it Is proposed under section 144 of the Town Boards Enactment iF. M.S. Cap 137) to amend the [poh Approved Town Plan No. B 3 published as Notification No.
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      597 15 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS LEMBAGA PERANCHANG KELUARGA KEBANGSAAN National Family Planning Board) The National Family Planning Board Invites suitable Malaysian Citizens for the appointments of Medical Officers In Selangor. Perak, Penang. Kedah, Negrl Sembilan. Malacca and Johore. 2. Qualifications: Candidates must possess a medical qualification which entitles the holder to full registration
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      762 15 PUBLIC APPOINTMENT Applications are Invited from suitably qualified teachers preferably with some experience in school administration for the post o' Guru Besar. Selcolah Rendah JenU Kebangsaan dnggerisi. Batu Village. Kepons. Selangor. This School Is graded as "Large" snd the successful applicant will I draw a fixed salary under UTS of
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      572 15 REMOVAL of OFFICE GROUP MANAGEMENT LIMITED (Incorporated in Singapore! announce that Hieir Kuala Lumpur branch and the rcgutercd office* of the following companiet have been moved to: Bangunan U.M.8.C., 4th. Floor, 42, Jalan Mountbatten, Kuala Lumpur. Telephone number remains unchanged *****. Chemical Industrie* (Ml Sdn. Berhad. Federal Inveitment Co. Ltd.
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      56 to sit for refs exam
      73 16 '|*HE Fi»i-ball AMOdadOB of M.i.avsu will conduct a rereree.s examination m theory simultaneously at eigh; centre* on .lulv 2o al 8 P.m. The centres are Aior Star. Penang. Ipoh Kuala I.umpur Malacca K.uang Kuantun and Kuala Trerugaiui The St candidate* sunn* ror the Claar
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      New Board to raise standards in S'pore
      406 16  - New Board to raise standards in S'pore ERNEST FRIDA By pi K SINGAPORE Olympic and Sports Council is to set up a Central Board of Council to "rectify the pathetic performances" by the republic's sportsmen and sportswomen in international competition. SOSC president Othman Wok told the 18th annual meetIng of
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      Grant for Johore sport
      148 16 Grant for Johore sport T»HE JOHORE State A Government will make an annual grant of $60,000 for promotion of sport in the state. This was disclosed by the vice-president of the Drotem committee of the Johore Federation of Sports Organisation. Mr. T.B.M. Krishnan. "Our first aim Is to knit all
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      New track allows 30 cars in each race
      158 16 New track allows 30 cars in each race MOTOR-RACING rpHE new Sungei Rengam course, on which the sixth Tengku Abdul Rahman circuit races will be run on Sept. 1-3. is 30 feet wide, allowing a maximum of 30 cars for each event. Last year, only 20 cars were allowed on
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      JOINT LEADERS
      32 16 LONDON. Wed -Peter Jone« England i and Jimmy Hume ■Scotland, shared the early lead In the British Open ?olf championship today with three-under-par fi9\« i m the tough Hoylake course
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      Div. 3 final
      30 16 EURASIAN Recreation Club will meet Selangor Recreation Club in the PA of Belangor open league division three final at Merdeka Stadium on July 26 (6.30 p.m. i.
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      Lock icon Bid for open tennis fails
      105 16 I UXEMBOURG. Wed ■-> The International I,awn rennis Federation today threw Ml Britains plan for open tournaments over an ex perimental period of two years The voting was 83 in favour and 139 again>t. Britain's prooasal required a two-third* majority for approval. It was the
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      Lock icon A 'cobra' strikes hard
      49 16 rpAN Keng Huat (No. 10). the Cobras fly-half, A brings down Gan Wee Seng, the University of Malaya Second Residential College player, with a hard tackle in the rugger match played at Pantai on Tuesday. The undergrads won 6-0. Timesport picture by Ng En Khean.
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      Indons 'B XI for M-meet
      217 16 SOCCER r PHE Indonesian soccer team now competing in a A friendly triangular tournament against Cambodia and Singapore will go to Kuala Lumpur next month for the Merdeka tournament. Manager-coach Witarsa told T.me.sport in Singapore yesterday: Although this is only our second team, the same
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      Japanese set for sweep of titles
      222 16 TABLE TENNIS VOTHING is going to stop Japan from making a clean sweep of the titles at the eighth Asian table tennis championships in Singapore on Aug. 10-17, write Kinest Frida. Japan have announced tht name.s of .six men and fivt women for the
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      11 states for Agong Cup
      70 16 PLEVEN states have entered for the ninth annual basketball championships for the Agong's Cup at Stadium Negara from Aug. 5 to Aug. 13 The teams are Kedah (defending champions). Kelantan. Perak. Penang. Pahang, Selan- Kor Negr. Sembllan, Malacca. I Johore, Sabah and Sarawak. The same
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      CAMBODIAN CHAMPS LOOKED SO GREEN
      248 16 CAMBODIAN CHAMPS LOOKED SO GREEN T<HE CAM B O DIAN A soccer build-up, reported by the Cambodians themselves, is still very much in the grass roots stage judged by the performance ol tneir national league champions, Asab, at Jalan Besar Stadium last night. Singapoie. fielding I reserve learn, beat Asab
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      SEVEN RECORDS
      81 16 SEVEN records wer<» sPt up at the Perak .schools tatffzone athletics championship* at Ipoh yesterday The record breakers were M. Razali O.sman <400 m In 51.2 and 400 m hurdles In 59.0>. Malay College <4 x 100 m relay in 44.2 ACS Ipoh (4 x 400 m relay
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      836 16 TENDER NOTICE THE TAIPING CO-OPERATIVE HOUSING SOCIETY LTD. PROPOSED 30 NOS 81/NGAI.OWS TYPES A B A: C A I THOMSON ROAD TAIPING. lenders are muted in>m conis lor the erection and completion of the Picposed Bungalows .<; Thomson Road. Taiping Tender documents may be seen during offlce lionrs a: the
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      65 16 ATHLETICS Penan* secondary schools championships 'City Stadium i Ibrahim School. Sc Patanl. BADMINTON Nejtrl junior championships iNSCRC. S'ban> HOCKFY looh Div. 1: KIA A v KIA B DiT. t: ACS 'B y Anderson Sch. <both at padang). L. Perak women: Sekolah MX v Anson CS (T. Anson). SOCCER J. Bahru
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      Lock icon Fireball in top form
      508 17  -  EPSOM JEEP ON THE TRACK AT XL TARAS BULBA and GALLEY PROOF ALSO IMPRESS IN TRIALS By piREBALL did a brilliant gallop on good going at Kuala Lumpur yesterday morning. Ridden by Des Coleman. Fireball beat stablemate Happy Road (Les Coles) over 4f in 50 2/5,
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      10 horses to follow at the KL meeting
      243 17 TEN HORSES to follow at the Kuala Lumpur meeting opening nn Sunday: JERRY'S KI'DA for the King's Tup; top three-year-old In training; won two rare* ever .Vjf and 6f in fact times earlier In the season; third to njarri over Ipoh 6f
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      Marriage has best 'home' record
      199 17 CLASS THREE NEWCOMERS Itf ARRIAGE, a lour-year--IT* old grey English gelding by Right Boy Miss Mabel, has the best "home" record among the Cl%m Three newcomers entered for the King's Cup meeting at Kuala Lumpur. He was a winner over 51 at a two-year-old and
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      313 17 Rhodes foils Yorks' bid CRICKET LONDON. Wed.— Fast bowler Harold "Dusty" Rhodes took 5-57 to foil Yorkshires attempt to take first innings points against Derbyshire yesterday. Yorkshire, the county cricket champions, now have only a six-pcint lead from Kent, with 91 points to their rivals' 92 Leicestershire are third with
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      Nashatar's feat best of many successes
      426 17  -  LAN PEREIRA POLICE ROUNDUP By \IALAYSIAN Police. 1 who are attempting to project their image in national sport, have had some fine successes in the past month. Their outstanding success was on the athletics field Depot's Inspector Nashatar Singh was one of the top
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      75 17 r|SLO. Wed Ron Clarke, Amtralias multi-record holder, set a track record for the Blslet Stadium here Uat night when he won the 5.000 metres In 13 mln 38 Bsec Clarke started off at a not pace, but had no opposition and hw time was well outelde
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      ASIAN CUP
      45 17 TOKYO. Wed. A 10-m«m--ber Japanese aoccer team la scheduled to leave for Talpeb on July 36 to compete In the Asian Cup eastern aone elimination matches opening there on July 38 Teams from South Korea, the Philippines and Indoneda an alao taking pan.
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      527 17 ANOTHER NEW SCHEME BUNGA RAYA GARDEN OFF JALAN PASIR PI .EH. IPOH. (ADJACENT TO KILAT CU Hi OFFERS A PARADE OF Personalized Homes IN EVERY PRICE BRACKET The 'BERKELEY' 4 room semi-detached Bungalow 25' width as illustrated with inner court patio designed to bring the outdoor inslo> Complete with many
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    454 18  -  ABUL FAZIL Popular Le Cain's farewell to Police Force at big parade By SINGAPORE, Wed TEARS welled in the eyes of Commissioner Mr. John Le Cain today as he bade farewell to the Singapore Police Force at a massive farewell parade at the Police Training School in
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    -FIRE: SO IT WAS SECOND BEST UNIFORMS
    199 18 SINGAPORE. Wed. A nre last night forced many police officers to get a quick ironing Job done on their spare uniforms for a farewell parade for the retiring Police Commissioner, Mr. John Le Cain, this evening. The flre gutted four twostorey shophouses in
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    27 18 SINGAPORE. Wed— There will be no water tomorrow between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. at Lorong 101. Changi Road: Jasmine Road and 1 Marigold Drive.
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    231 18 Police chief rose from the ranks SINGAPORE. Wed. Mr. Cheam Kirn Seang, 44, who will take over Singapore's top police job when Mr. John Le Cain goes on retirement leave on Sunday, joined the force as a constable in 1941. During his quarter-cen-tury of service in the police, he has
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    DEATHS
    219 18 WILLIAM PETER LOBO formerly Na\.il H.n-r pirn.-d away pratrlully 13 T tT. OMM leaven Jal.in Bahama l.ag )in 13.7 b 7 FITZGERALD REV. FATHER THOMAS. SJ. dird in Mount Alvtrma Hospital. U' 7.67. aged 02 yearn. The body will be brought St. Igrvatiu Church 11.00 a.m. Thursday. Reyuitm Um»m
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    IN MEMORIAM
    21 18 IN EVER LOVING •n.-niurv of tm hr!<i' rd Dann\ Uonr hut not forgot.i irnTtrd l.\ lo\ ing »ifr Vicky. <
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    RUBBER
    70 18 LONDON, Wed— Spot 18'« d., Aug. 17< 3 d.. NB: Sept 17 7 16d.. Oct. 17 7 16d.. Oct. Dec. 17 s »d.. Jan. March 17 7 ltkl. April June 17 ;1 ,d.. July Sept. 17 15 10d.. Oct. Dec 183 16d Jan. March 18', d.. April June 18
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    LONDON STOCKS
    261 18 LONDON. Wed— Closing middle prices of selected stocks not Including stamp duty were: .11 I 1 IM.I l> :onsol 2' £36\ 1 "undir.g 4' £96 15 16 -i !<i IVai 3V £51 7 16 3 16 BANKS Chartered 57 +6 iontkoiiK £8 1 16 INSLKAXCK Jum Un 46
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    27 18 LONDON Wed -Buyers £1221' < £'»>. sellers £1222. (unchanged i. Forward buyers £1221 < -£'.■>. sellers £1222 i. Settlement £1223 i Turnover am 190 'on.v pm. 780 ton*. Tone Bte»dy
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    242 18 PEKING. Wed. Burma has apologised to China for the death of a Chinese technical expert during the riots. The Burmese Embassy in Peking yesterday delivered a Note to the Chinese Foreign Affairs Ministry in which the Burmese Government expressed its regret. The Note
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    Graduate dies after scooter accident
    77 18 Graduate dies after scooter accident SITIAWAN. Wed.— Mr. Ng Kiang Pau. 30, who graduated In Industrial management two months ago from Nanyang University. Singapore, died this evening following a road accident when Tils scooter was involved in a collision with a cyclist here. Mr. Ng. who sustained head injuries, was
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    Annual meeting
    24 18 SINGAPORE. Wed. —The St. John Ambulance Association today held its annual general meeting at the St. John Ambulance headquarters in Beach Read.
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    118 18 SA N FRANCISCO, Wed. The San Franrisrn district at fom" y^effle? decided to drop charges against British Royal Ballet stars Dame i a, rgPV and Rudolph Nureyev. The dancers were arrested by police on charges of disturbing the peace and being on premises where the drug
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    94 18 HAVANA. Wed— Cubans will receive free funerals shortly under a scheme to step up free public services. A decree issued by local government bodies throughout the island going into effect on July 20 will exempt the population from burial service or funeral parlour
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