The Straits Times, 14 July 1967

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    23 1 r^^^RAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 150,000 The Straits Times Tim Nrltillliill l!WS|)it(lKr Estd. 1845 FRIDAY, JULY 14, 1967 15 CENTS KDN. 2578:2590 M.C.(P)2266
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    Lock icon Guerilla tactics now
    533 1 Explosion in a police compound wrecks cars, but curfew is off HONG KONG, Thursday AN explosion rocked the compound of a police station in Kowloon today in what is believed to be a new leftist guerilla tactic against the British authorities. Four cars and ;i motor-cycle were
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    Lock icon Drugs in tins of chutney: Indian is jailed
    205 1 LONDON. Thurs. A New Delhi business man who was said to have imported drugs worth £3.000 into Britain from India in chutney tins was today sentenced to seven years jail by a London court. Brljmohan Dayal. 40. of West London, pleaded not
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    Lock icon Newspaper probe
    37 1 WASHINGTON. Thurs The U. S Senate has opened an investigation ol the American newspaper industry The hearings come after a number of failure* by papers. particularly dallies published in the afternoon In major cltlM. UPI.
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    Lock icon A mother at 9
    65 1 SANTO DOMINGO Thurs— Nine-year-old Lidia Maria Geronlmo has given birth to a child in Peravia province. Dominican Republic. The six and three-quarter pound baby was delivered by Caesarean section on Sunday According to American Medical Association records, the youngest known mother was Una Medina, who was
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    Exports down
    50 1 LONDON. Thurs A Jo million sterling drop in export hit Britain's overseas trade last month, the Finance Ministry announced today. Exports fell from 438 million sterling In May to 411 million in June while Imports also fell but only by thr«e million twllnf, to S3r million mmeMnm Wmtm.
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    Lock icon Harjati to wed son of Sock's old foe
    105 1 JAKARTA. Thur*. Former President Soekarno's divorced wife Harjati is planning to get married in the near future to the son of one of Soekarno's old political enemies, the newspaper Archipelago said. The newspaper said the man she would marry was Sakri. son
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    Lock icon SMITH'S FIRM 'NO' TO ENVOY
    79 1 SMITH'S FIRM 'NO' TO ENVOY SALISBURY. Thurs. British special envoy Lord Alport revealed here today he tried twice without success to see some of the African nationalists who are being detained by Mr. Lan Smith's Rhodesian regime. Lord Alport is thought to have made his request direct to Mr. Smith,
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    Ties can be resumed now says envoy
    175 1 Ties can be resumed now says envoy SINGAPORE. Thurs.— The Indonesian Director of Political Affairs in the Foreign Ministry, Mr. Anuar Sani, today said resumption of full diplomatic relations between Indonesia and Malaysia and Singapore could take place now if the three countries could evolve a new arrangement for resumption.
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    Lock icon RI to pay instalment to Socfin
    116 1 RI to pay instalment to Socfin JAKARTA. Thurs. Indonesia has agreed U> pay USJSOO.OOO to Socfln, as the first instalment on the sale of the company's Sumatra plantations to the Indonesian Government in December. 1965. th. Belgian Embassy announced her. today. Under the agreement reached here earlier this month with
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    Lock icon Self-sufficient
    48 1 GENEVA. Thurs. India expects to become self-sufficient In food by 1971 her Commerce Minister. Mr. Dlnesh Singh, said here today. He told the United Nations Economic- and Social Council he wished to correct any erroneous Impression that India has not made much headway in agricultural development Reuter
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    Just fancy that...
    80 1 LONDON. Thurs. If your last name begins with the letters between S and Z. you are twire as likrly to set ulcers and three times more prone to heart attack*. A doctor whose last name begins with W reported this yesterday to the British Medical Association after
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    4 border Reds captured by Thais
    122 1 4 border Reds captured by Thais BANGKOK, Thurs. A Thai border patrol yesterday captured four communist terrorists in the Betong district near the Malaysian border after a 10--minute gun battle. Police said a 30-man border police unit encountered a band of 10 communist terrorists in a rubber plantation. The shooting
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    PARITY OFFER TO TEACHERS
    246 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Thursday. THE Government today made an offer on parity with college-trained teachers to day training centre-trained teachers with the overseas school certificates. The offer was made by the official side to the teachers" panel at the meeting of the National Joint Council for Teachers
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    Lock icon Grenade hurts 10
    24 1 ADEN. Thurs —Seven British soldiers and three Arab* \<ere Injured in a urenaae explosion here today, a military spokesman said. Reuter.
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    Lock icon Cash switch: Dr. Ng's 'no' to Aussies
    318 1 Cash switch: Dr. Ng's 'no' to Aussies gYDNKY. Times. Malaysia lus <lc(lined ;ni Australian rec|iiesl l<> ilivcri its (iovemiiicnl investments from Britain to Australia. This was disclosed tonight by the Malaysian assistant Finance Minister, Dr. Nu ECatn Poh. Dr. Ns. who arrived her* fiom Malaysia this mornlaid that in with
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    37 1 I I WING ADEN IMM Thar* Hi itala bicfst r variation <>f Ml vie* r,«milie« from the Middle r:.»»t "Opcrattoa FH. lives" ended to<l:i? when remaining «er\uf noinrg and ehildrrn r t for home Renter
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      RUSSIAN PLEDGE ON ARMS FOR THE ARABS
      207 2 RUSSIAN PLEDGE ON ARMS FOR THE ARABS EfOvOOW, I Inirs Russia and six <>f Ita mvea I >st I uiopr.iii .lilies pli-ikeil 1(1(1. 1> It) < lllllllllK' li.llli ii iid to I In- Ar.ili counirirs Their statement follow me a secret tuti-il.i) summit ■Meilag iii Budapest, i .inn- .i il.it
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      Back in Cairo
      32 2 CAIHo I hur> .M,.,.ii.,ii Prim* Mtnbrter 001. Boiiniraienm fi#«- bach i" Oalra jmttentay (ran ?rna !<n- memml i dk- im Hie Miftrilr Emit cri>iv with Iii id. Hi N»M(»r.
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      Lock icon New U.N. move on Jerusalem
      549 2 ISRAEL THREATENED WITH SANCTIONS Cause of peace is being harmed, says the Soviet delegate NEW YORK, Thursday ISRAEL was threatened last night with sanctions as the Untied Nations mounted inw pressure u> force her to give up the old city dI Jerusalem. Mi.- Israeli foreign
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      Lock icon Suez to stay closed
      52 2 (lAIRO, Thurx. The Minkra uhlpn blocking tn.. Sinv. Canal will not be rained until buaeli force* withdraw completely from Us east bank. Egyptian •OUrces indicated here today. The canal will remain closed tor navigation "as lonj; as Israeli forces remain on the east bank." one pource
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      Barbara is the RAF's first woman engineer
      139 2 Barbara is the RAF's first woman engineer FYI.Mi OFFICER Barbata Jones. 23. the first woman to qua.ifv as an engineering officer with the RAF. works on Gnat aiuraft at an RAF base in Gloucestershire. She has charge of a 50--man section at the station and is responsible tor second line
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      Lock icon Safe landing for Pan-Am plane
      44 2 LOS ANGELES. Thurs. An engine of a Pan Amencan jetliner with 72 people aboard caught fire today over the Pacific Oiean a few minutes after takeoff. The blare was extinguished and the plane however returned here to land. UPI
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      Lock icon Skymen killed
      25 2 TEHERAN. Thura Thirteen paratroopers were killed while carrying out manoeuvre* last Monday near Oorgan. northeast of Teheran, an army communique confirmed today —Reuter
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      Big N-leap forward
      59 2 TOKYO. Thurs. The Prime Minister. Mr. Sato, predicted today that China will complete Its delivery system of nuclear weapons in the not too distant future Answering Questions tn the Upper House, he said China was making steady progress In developing mis.slle.s as well as nuclear technology. It
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      Lock icon U.N. man for Jakarta
      64 2 THE HAGUE. Thurs Before the end of this month. U.N. representative will ?n 'o Jakarta to arrange 'he referendum to be held in west Irian in 1969. the Dutch Foreign Minister. Dr. Joseph Luns. told Parliament today. Dr. Luns said tljat rerent talk* he had had
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      Quadruplets for ex-air girl
      42 2 MELBOURNE, Thurfc. The wife of a Melbourne detective gave btrth to quadruplets three girls and a boy here today. The babies were born more fhan one month premature to Mrs Joanne Jones. 32. a former 1 air hostess.
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      Lock icon Federal troops mount big attack on key city of Nsukka
      265 2 Federal troops mount big attack on key city of Nsukka LAGOS. Thursday. VIGERIAN Federal troops yesterday mounted 1 major attack on the key eastern city of Nsukka iin an effort to end secessionist Biafra's six-week bid for independpnee. Federal sources here indicated the Federal army'a northern battalions wer« staging an
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      Lock icon UN rushes truce teams to the Canal zone—
      339 2 UN rushes truce teams to the Canal zone T EW YORK. Thurs. 111 —U Thant told the Security Council yesterday that he had sent orders for the posting without delay of as many U.N. military observers as possible in the Suea Canal sector The peace teams will supervise the cease-fire
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      Lock icon Pledge not to invade Cuba denied
      274 3 Pledge not to invade Cuba denied WASHINGTON, Than. The State Department yesterday denied a claim by former Noviet Premier Mr Khrushchev that Presidents Kennedy and Johnson promised not to m\.ul«- Cuha in return for withdrawal or Soviet ■ImMm in ISM, Mr. Ktiruslu'hrv made the claim in a special National Broadcasting
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      Lock icon Russian general dies in crash
      38 3 MOSCOW, linns. Col.-Gen. Nikolai Naumenko, wartime com-, mandrr Ot the Soviet Air Force on Hie Western front, has been kiiled in a car crash. General Nnumenko. Vbo vai in retirement, was 66. Reuter. >
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      Lock icon More U.S. men for Vietnam: McNamara
      630 3 More U.S. men for Vietnam: McNamara A talk with Johnson, then- \VA S H I NGTON, Thurs. The U.S. Defence Secre t a r y, Mr. McNamara. predicted after conferring with President Johnson yesterday that more American troops would be sent to Vietnam. He strongly implied that allied nations would
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      South Vietnamese kill 40 Viets in 4-hour battle
      174 3 South Vietnamese kill 40 Viets in 4-hour battle SAIGON, Thursday. COUTH Vietnamese Marines, operating with Australian troops in the largest-ever drive against the Vietcong in Phuoc Tuy Province, have killed 40 guerillas in a four-hour battle. A United States military spokesman said here today this was the first significant contact
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      Rape charge
      24 3 BUENOS AIRES. Thurs. A 50-year-old dentist has been charged here with raping a 13--year-old girl he was treating for bronchitis under hypnosis.
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      Lock icon Rebellion by Cunard shareholders defeated
      108 3 I IVERPOOL. Thur> shareholders' rebellion against the management ot Cunard's, the queen of British .shipping lines, ended in defeat today. The revolt flared up at the annual meeting a fortnight ago, when the reelection of four of the .six-member board was challenged. The meeting adjourned
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      10,000 THAI FORCE BATTLE REDS
      121 3 UANGKOK. Thurs. A force of new 10.000 civil, police and military are battling some 1.700 Communist insured I i in north-eastern Thailand, an Army >pokesman said today. There Here also se\eral :!0-to-40 man Royal Thai Army strike forces in selected areas. Since the Communist Suppression
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      Lock icon Congo Govt lifts crisis laws
      148 3 Congo Govt lifts crisis laws KINSHASA, Thurs.— The Congo Government yesterday lifted the state of emergency and re- stored suspended constitutional rights except In the provinces of Orientale and Kivu The state ot emergency was proclaimed last Wednesday when toreign mercenaries and Katangeae gendarmes revolted in Kisangani and Bukavu. President
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      Lock icon Accused man fires pistol shot at —judge—
      185 3 Accused man fires pistol shot at —judge— fHICAGO, Thurs. An irate accused fired a pistol in a courtroom here today narrowly missing the judge, but was shot and captured a few minutes afterward in a street. A detective who chased him from the courthouse was wounded in an exchange of
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    Govt to help develop fish hobby into a big earner
    423 4 SINGAPORE, Thur*. THE Priman Proc x the Ministry of N to develop a hobbyinto an appreciable f< Under the scheme, is to assume an addil centre for tropical an The aquarium, formerly under the charge of the Parks and Recreation
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    Stoppage of work continues
    128 4 SINGAPORE. Thurs.— No change was reported in the dispute between the Wearne Brothers and Its seven subsidiaries and the Singapore Motor Workshop Employees' Union, as the 600 employees o! the companies continued their work stoppage for the fourth day today. A union spokesman said that they
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    Top engineer of PUB dies after short illness
    128 4 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Mr. Goh Kwang Hung, (above) superintending engineer (electrical) of the Public Utilities Board, who died at the General Hospital on Tuesday after a short illness. He was 51. A former student of the Anglo Chinese School. Mr Goh graduated in
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    TRAFFIC DIVERSION ON SUNDAY
    89 4 TRAFFIC DIVERSION ON SUNDAY SINGAPORE, Thurs.— The erection of a pedestrian overhead bridge across Upper Serangoon Road near Lowland Road will take place on Sunday between 10 a.m. and 2 p.m During that time traffic from the city proceeding towards Tampines and Ponggol will be diverted througn Lowland Road. Kovan
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    Guides' social
    42 4 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The South Division of the Singapore Girl Guide Association will hold a social gathering at Guide House in Clemenceau Avenue at 3 nm on Saturday iJuly 15> as part Of the Knioen mbilee celebration of Guiding in Singapore
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      392 4 "university "sing^pore'students "union I presents A GRAND FILM PREMIERE Under the Distinguished Patronoge of th« MINISTER for SOCIAL AFFAIRS, Inehe OTHMAN WOK In Aid of th« Umv«rir»y of Sifif«p«r« ATHLETICS PROMOTION FUND at CAPITOL on THURSDAY 20th July 9.15 p.m. Preceded by A SPECIAL STAGE SHOW Tickttt $2, $3, $5,
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      127 4 Schools TV for today 'TODAY s educational TV on x Channel 8 Is as follows: 8.30 a.m. 8.50 a.m.. Mathematics. Sec. 2— "Practical Use of Logarithms", 9.15 9.35. General science. Sec. 2 "Electrolysis"; 10— 10 20. English literature. Sec. 9— "The Good Earth III"; 11.05 11.25. National language. Sec. 3
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    Sabah leaders visit K.L. for state matters not for fun
    379 5 DATO KHOO REPLIES TO CRITIC lESSELTON, Thurs. Sabah Ministers visited the j Federal Capital on i State matters. They did not go there to j enjoy themselves, i the acting Chief Minister, Dato Khoo Siak Chiew. said on his return
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    Court told of bar girl wife who gave 'no end of trouble'
    284 5 Court told of bar girl wife who gave 'no end of trouble' SINGAPORE. Thurs. vvrHEN Lee Yoke Men. a housewife, turned bar waitress eight months after her marriage, she pave her husband no end of trouble. Mr. Justice Ambrose was told in the High Court today. The husband. Chow Swee
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    Two killed in crash
    71 5 A LOR STAR. Thurs.— A motor-cyclist and his pillion rider were killed when their machine went off the road and crashed into a fence near the entrance to the Anak Bukit Istana here late last night. »nnr Ah Chat. 20. and Yeoh Kin Hee. 26. were
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    Swine fever: 40 cents per jab too highpig-rearers
    149 5 Swine fever: 40 cents per jab too high-pig-rearers DENANG. Thurs.— Pig rearers in Penang Island are still reluctant to have their a n i m a Is vaccinated against swine fever which has been reported in several areas here. The State Veterinary Officer. Mr. Lim Seang Chye. said today this
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    $2,000 LOST IN TRANSIT
    89 5 IPOH. Thurs.— lnche Zulkifli bin Dato Haji Kamaruddln. of the United Malayan Banking Corporation, reported to the police here yesterday that $2,000 in old currency notes were lost while in transit. He said that a convoy of the Bank Negara visited his bank's branches in Kampar,
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    Umno may not contest Pasir Mas by-election next month
    220 5 Umno may not contest Pasir Mas by-election next month KUALA LUMPUK. Thurs. With nomination and polling for the Pasir Mas Hulu by-election in Kelantan fixed for July 24 and Aug. II respectively. the I mno political committee will meet here on Sunday to decidr whether or not to contest the
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    9 RMAF CADETS TO GET THEIR WINGS
    161 6 A LOR SI. AX. ThlUS.— The Chief of Air Staff, Air Commodore A. McK. S. Steedman, will present wings tomorrow to nine HMAF officers who have qualified as pilots after 11 months of training at the Flying Training School here. The successful officers
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    Union officials
    37 6 ipoh Thur> Mr P. Submmajimm ha.* t>>fr. tiort«i chairman of the Arruieama:Ki Un:on ■>! Employees in Government Clerical »nd Al.ied Sevvue.s. Pemk branch, with Mr. K.K. Pillai a-, secretary, and Mr. Lee Chan Chin as treasurer.
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    'Good Samaritan' turns thief, robs teacher
    148 6 MALACCA. Thurs. A schoolteacher, L i m Kirn Sal, 31. was robbed of $313. a watch and his Identity card by an armed youth at the 14th milestone. Malacca-Durian Tunggal road, yesterday evening. Lira was travelling; along tin road from Malacca town, when the
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    The power hungry leaders...
    399 6 The power hungry leaders. Kuala Lumpur, Thurs 'MULTIPLICITY OF UNIONS DUE TO THEIR RELUCTANCE TO SURRENDER POSITIONS' J'HE multiplicity of trade unions in Malaysia is due to the reluctance of Union leaders to surrender their positions of power and to dissatisfied groups wishing to establish their own basis of power
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    Ramlah helps the Press boys...
    64 6 Ramlah helps the Press boys FACING hattrr.T o( mim the Ctrl on the table i> actually help i n k all tho&e men develop better techniques. The men all Press photographers are attending a refresher course conducted by Mr. Dick Baldovina (squatting foreground) of Asia Magazine at the Asian Press
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    £50,000 dam
    30 6 KAJANG Thur.v The Draiiws' and Irrigation Departmm: plans to spend $30,000 to build dam. sluicf gatf.\ and i-,»n.-l.« in 'hf Kuala Pa.imn are* in B»°Fnang. Ulu Langat district.
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    The wife who posted her wedding ring...
    166 6 SINGAPORE. Thurs. A Singapore doctors wife was touring Europe five years ago when she sent to her husband a greeting card to which was sewed his wedding ring. Mr. Justice Ambrose was told in the High Court today. Dr. Yeo Seng Kee. also
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    101 6 LONDON Trims The Sul'an of Brunei, tin Omar A.i Saifuddin. KM the sues' ol honour at government luncheon given by the Cummonuealtn Secretary. Mr Herbert Bowden in MarlbnrouEh Hou-f. ihe Commonwealth centre here \<vterday. The Su;t*n. irho li on a pn- rate M.«it to Britain, ha* already
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    PILOT'S WINGS FOR ARMY OFFICER
    83 6 PILOT'S WINGS FOR ARMY OFFICER KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs Capt Mahmood bin Mohamed 25. of the Royal Malay Regiment, has earned for himself the distinction of being the first Malaysian Army officer to gain pilot's "wings. He has successfully completed a 10-month rotary wing aviator course at the United States Army
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    Annual meeting
    37 6 ki/.m.a LiMPiR. Thura. The Minister o' Education. In< he Mohamed Kliir Johan. vill open the annual meeung of the Board <>'. Waat Malaysian Visiting Teirher* at the Luncuage Teachers Inutitute here on Monday at 10 a.m.
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    Teacher given custody of her three children
    231 6 Teacher given custody of her three children IPOH. Thurs. A prl- mary school teacher here. Madam Cheah Lai Penu. estranged from her husband. Inspector Chuah Mun Foo. was today given custody of her three children, whose ages range from five years to 10 months, by Mr. Justice Chans in the
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    Dr. him opens two-day meeting on rubber industry
    257 7 Dr. him opens two-day meeting on rubber industry KUALA LUMPUR, 1V Thurs. a twoday planters' conference opened here today with 450 delegates 25 of them from overseas —taking part. Organised by the Rubber Research Institute, the conference w.ll d:.scu.ss 15 papers dealing with various aspects of planting methods and practice.
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    New ward
    46 7 PENANO. Thuts. A new w«rd for Uip Bukit Mer.ajitm hospit«. \v;li be built this yfi.r at an estimated cost of $*****0. The Parliamentary Secretary to the Ministry of Health. Inche Ibrahim bin Abdul Rahman, said work would begin before the end of the year.
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    'Return I air tickets plea to' —thieves
    173 7 'Return I air tickets plea to' thie ves- DBNANG. Thurv A nurse, litilitl.t > m ii here after nine-year absence, today appealed to two snatch thieves who grabbed her handbag last night to return her passporl and two air tickets "They can keep the money." said Mrs Pat Nooi Hinshaw
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    Thieves steal car radio
    50 7 PENANG Ttum. A bu.sL'ies»m«n. Teoh Koh Swre. reoortcd the l(*-s of a )x>rtHble radio set from hi* cur \a>\ ni«ht. Teoh Koh Swee. 46. told police ho parked hi.s en along Chuita Street m about 10 D.m. When he returned later the rad:o set had disappeared.
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    Singapore has found formula for success, says retiring envoy
    266 7 SINGAPORE. Thursday. THE retiring Canadian High Commissioner in South-East Asia. Mr. B. C. But lor. today said the realistic manner in which the Singapore Government was facing its problems- "and finding solutions that make good sense' would make the Republic an
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    Gotong-royong clean-up
    31 7 I htir.ing Buloh Bn' ;e: nrth, ••<•■ i lied .rig pro'*r Mil i.p Uieir etmUUKJ Another project wtll oe undertaken n 'TK-end to clean ;h* •ompounti of tne nl.agc moaqut.
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    'TREMENDOUS PROFITS ALONG THE LINE...'
    782 7 'TREMENDOUS PROFITS ALONG THE LINE The Tariff Advisory Board hears of War stockpile and competition from China KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday gUMEWHERE along the line be- I tween the manufacturers and the consumers, someone is reaping tremendous profits at the expense of the conBurners. This was the observation ot a member
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    Flour is now this group's food for thought
    164 7 Flour is now this group's food for thought CIM.APORK. Thurv The new Iv-formed Singapore Food Manufacturers' As-oci.uion h.il.innt'hed a research |iro jec t to study various methods of preparing food products from Hour The asMic'alion's president. Mr l.im Kirn Pnev. today -aid the BT»Jecl -.i coiiirrtc u.i\ in respond to
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    Outrage case
    33 7 KUALA LUMPUR Thun R. Rajacopal 28. plfacliin a maei.slratps court Imn loony to he ehaiue ol outrai modesty of a 10-veai-old unl la-i May. He was sentenced to Unee months jiui
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    Indons to take over Wisma Indonesia
    148 7 Indons to take over Wisma Indonesia s^i NUAPORE. Thuts. The [ndonesian liaison office will move Into thr multi-million dollar Wisma Indo sia in Orchard Road on Aug. 17. cos in thf n the Siiifapore Ooveri had alreadj ihe usr ol ihe bulldlns bj luture Indonesian d matlc mission. Renovation "i
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      33 7 Alley Oop By V.T. Ham Jin If WE'RE GOING TcT^sVj .BUT THAT'S NO VIOOK PPETfY CALL OUR BAND WELL PQOBLEVI FOR I UNITED STATES* 'THE MOOVIANS' sußgl J °°OU< AW ME..N. TO MC!
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    Indon citizens in Singapore get travel papers
    389 8 Indon citizens in Singapore get travel papers CERTIFICA TES FOR MALAYSIA VISITS SINGAPORE. Thurs gKSTRICTKD travel iiot'iimenta ar e being issued by the Indonesian L i a iso n Office here lo m a I) I c Indonesian citizens resident in Singapore lo travel to Malaysia. The blue document, known
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    PENSION IN SERVICES: UNIONS' MOVE
    310 8 SINGAPORE. Thursday. liHE five services staff unions are to press the British military authorities here for an early settlement of a long outstanding dispute over the pension scheme of some 1.000 established civilian employees. This follows thr British Government's announcements on the troop withdrawal* from
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    CASH, FOOD AID FOR FIRE VICTIMS
    99 8 CASH, FOOD AID FOR FIRE VICTIMS SINGAPORE. Thun> i Kir y- three victim.-s of Monday j j nip ht's fire at Crawford Street which completely gutted four .stiop houses, this afternoon received Sl5 In rash each, and al.^o food parcel! from their M.P Mr. S Rama- I -wamy. at th<
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    2 HK stars at film screening
    73 8 2 HK stars at film screening SINGAPORE. Thurs. Hong Kong him stars Pat Ting Hung and Peter Chen Ho will be making personal appearance* at the Royal Theatre in North Bridge Road tomorrow night The two stars will appear twic:. at 7.30 p.m. and at 930 p.m.. in conjunction with
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    Painting show
    34 8 SINGAPORE. Thurs— The vicechairmtm ol Singapore Arts Council. Dr Coh Poll Mng, will open it one-man painting exhibition by Mi Anthony Poon. al (he National Uhrmrj m 830 pm on July 21.
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    No-water areas
    52 8 SINGAPORE. Thurs -There will be no water tomorrow (ran 9 a.ra. to 6 p. m at Vaughan Road, and from 9 un. to 7 p. m at Alexandra: road Ounlop Malayan Industries. Terco Factory Cycle and Camafje Workshop. Ministry of Transport i Sea i and True Hong Biscuit
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    TANDEM FOR THE BLIND
    97 8 JOHORK BAIIKL. Huns The Princess Kli/.<hrih School (or Ihr Blind here lias nuu .< tandem to take the children for outings. The new machine was prevented to the si him I headmanter recently by hief PettT Officer A.J. Beddo« of thr Ko>al Nav>. He is also
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    MCN Editor Father FitzGerald dies: Burial -today—
    271 8 MCN Editor Father FitzGerald dies: Burial -today— SIM.-XPOKh. Thurs. Father I hiun.is Fit«(ierald. (above). S.J Kditor of Ihr Malaysian Catholic News and Warden of Kinftnead Hall. died in Mount Alvernia Hospital yesterday. Hr was I)'.', and had been suffering for several \cirs from a weak heart. However, he did not
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    New VC post
    28 8 SINGAPORE. Thurs A new Vigilante Corp^ post i* being built at block 37. Pesiaran Kelilin? to serve the need* of residenis of Macpherson lioumiik estate
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    QUALIFY TEST FOR CAMBRIDGE EXAMS
    207 8 SINGAPORE, Thurs. A qualifying tost for acceptance of Singapore private candidates intending to sit tor the University of Cambridge Local Examinations Syndicate joint examination for the School Certificate and General Certificate of Education In 1968 or subsequent years, will be held on Dec 4. Candidates
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      95 8 19e988&7F~ *M I [•ALL I ASKED. 8.0 plekty] T well.allrioht? to yt k\ frELu mim, V okay- > F^J L>^. c ~2\(Zah WAS H^V OIDVOUCCT MAKE A LONG STORY I h SPARKLE I I Wil_i_. A VAS-I WAS ONIEO^ \<s IMTO CHOWTRAiMiNG? SMORT LEETUE A\ I Z^/s^ BCMT SOYS. PAF»PY
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    Big Al rides a train to prison
    2541 9  - Big Al rides a train to prison Eliot Ness CONCLUDING i^^— The story of the work of a group of dedicated Federal agents who helped clean up corrupt Chicago of 1929 by snaring the notorious scarface Al Capone by fclf^^Sb 1 MOVED up to Ihe front door of the Montmartre
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      297 9 ENGLISH FOR SECONDARY SCHOOLS A TRANSITION ENGLISH COURSE The 2 books of A Transition English Course form an introductory course to English Today The emphasis is more on correct te, usage rather than on grammatical analysis, which will come (when the pupil is ready) with English Today. There are 3
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      15 9 P^l GLOSS FINISKJ fUNCUS MSISTINC i^lWkWpir^fW I COLOUR 1 MA LCI. Paints look better longer
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
    32 10 •■id, fli i Minimum; FAMILY OF THE ,t. Mr, I A MoiMinac. Talplnx, thank ml thoa« llh Item, t.-iritrain* o rondoirnrr, i.n.mi rnaimea, attended am «..i.t,-rt aji the fuaeial of their
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    IN MEMORIAM
    32 10 M UnrWa SIS r Minimum) OEHLERS: In rhirKhed memoo of our Pareata teparte*] thia Ufa in lfl*T rW] mt In. in the heart* of tho«e n iki lava tli. iii
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    213 10 ANNOUNCEMENTS Hi »..rrf. SI, Mtm.mnmi DILL'S SPECIAL SALE 1 lie dnn Uf lam y.nr. i, on at IV A Arnner Ana.lf .s |,jk to.lay and will contir.ue n>r ;i «(ion BMaoa only JV76V. ARE YOU SUFFEMINU In.m por« KoolT i;.'i gul.k rellrf with Tineafax tin- eflr. live treatment ■vaiwbk
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    RELIGIOUS ANNOUNCEMENT
    46 10 is l» S3 (Mimmum) YOUTH FOR < MI.IIT eighth an(i.veinary rally Saturday July 1». 11K>; ..<■> p.m. Singapore c.onterenv* Hall. )>nenton Way. speaker Dr. Uinor DavMMB. KenturlnK Mr. David J.im. soioiat. Penny Hinder* Uuartet. T.K.O. Muhkiii Knarmtilc, MHa Siniuipore (Jotnp»ny. The Uuyi BnsM*'*). Kveryooe t> invtten.
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      Vietnam Options
      676 10 What in \i in Vietnam? President .Johnson seems to be caught between two stool*. On the one hand, he would likr to see greater movement in the military situation in order to take some of the sting out of tlie charge that he has saddled the country with
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      Passport Rush
      341 10 Yesterday's statement by the Malaysian Controller of Immigration clears away most of the fog of misunderstanding which has enveloped the I process of issuing restricted passports for travel to Singapore. Long queues at the j Johore Bahi v immigration I office, uncertainty at the High Commission in Singa-
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      Good Example
      221 10 Tln« new brooms sweeping the dust out of Johore's l»nd offices will do no end of good. Already they have brought to lißht 23.000 files "frozen" for years, some dating back to before World War 11. As they are dealt with many problems of technically illegal settlement will
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    More and cheaper rubber available earlier
    1196 10  -  Dr. Lim Swee Aun MALAYSIAS ANSWER TO FALLING PRICES AND SYNTHETICS CHALLENGE A speech at the opening of the Rubber Planters Conference by the Minister of Commerce IT was 90 years ago that a few Hevea r v bber trees were first successfully established
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    383 10  -  YUNUS MARIS i tSSON 66 in a new series by GLOSSARY: PENGakuAN (n> recugnition; tuntutAN <n» demand: BRRlarut •v) to go on and on without an end in sight; incessant; pENdiriAN <n> stand, attitude; BF.Rdegil iv» to be stubborn; chabarAN <n> challenge Translate the tollowing extract (from B.H.
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    'Best care for patients at Teaching Hospital' pledge
    162 11  -  ELIZABETH WONG MEDICAL FACULTY DEAN DISPELS MISCONCEPTIONS _By_ Kuala Lumpur, Thurs UATIENTS will receive more not less care when they are admitted to the $50 million University Hospital which opens in Petaling Jaya on Monday. Dispelling misconceptions people might hold against teaching
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    4 years' jail for robbing housewife
    87 11 81NOAPORE. Thurs. Chan Wen Heng wils tailed for four fears by a district court today after he hud pleaded guilty to a charge nf committing armpri rob-; oery lMt year. Senior Inspector Ram Naidu, prosecuting, said mat Chan was with another man when they
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    Mid-East phone link
    77 11 SINGAPORE. Thurs.— The Singapore Government today announced the extension of the International telephone service between Singapore and a number of Middle Eastern States via London. The extensions, which will take effect from Aug. 1 are tor communication* with the trucial states (Ras-Al-K halm a n, Abu Dhabi,
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    SERVICES FOR PEOPLE IN PETALING JAVA
    270 11 SERVICES FOR PEOPLE IN PETALING JAVA of the Units to which they have oeen assigned. 'Since this is a teaching hospital, the patients wJI be examined by undergraduate and postgraduate students, but the interests of the patients will always come first and be predominant." Such intensive examination would result In
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    CZECHS START AIR SERVICE TO STORE
    123 11 SINGAPORE, Thurs.— Ceskosl ovenske Aerolinie, the Czechoslovak national airline, today started operations to Singapore. The airline's Russianbuilt TU-104A jet flew In at about 1 p.m. the first in the new service through Singapore on the PragueJakarta route. Six passengers disembarked when the aircraft made
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    Now I'll have to fix my own leg, says Muru By Margaret Wee
    289 11 Now I'll have to fix my own leg, says Muru By Margaret Wee I(UALA LI7MPI-R. Thurs. —Mr. P. Murugan. 35. who has helped to fit more than J.OOO people with artificial limbs. today spoke of the day when he has to fit himself with an artificial leg For Mr. Muriißan.
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    S'pore Govt floats $6om. loan for more —projects—
    368 11 S'pore Govt floats $6om. loan for more —projects— CINGAPORE. Thurs.— The Singapore Government will open a new $60 million loan issue to the public on Aug. 1, it was announced today. The loan, which will be used to finance development projects under the second development plan 1966-70. consists of registered
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    Conference
    35 11 KUALA LUMPUR. TtHUB. The Minister of Lands and Mines. Inche Abdul Rahman Ya akub will open the two-day conierence of the Department of Aborigines officers on Tuesday mi the Peralc State Hostel at Ipoh.
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    Donations for Scouts to attend jamboree
    186 11 UUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. The Minister of Transport. Tan Sri Haji Saraon. who is also the Chief Scout of Malaysia, today received donations totalling $13,313 from various organisations at his office here for the Boy Scouts Association of Malaya. The donation* will oe used to
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    Students from nine States for exchange plan
    174 11 Students from nine States for exchange plan pENANG. Thurs. About 100 student* from nine States, including Sabah. will take part in the sixth Penang students exchange programme during the August school holidays. The chairman of the programme. Inche Axil Ibrahim, said today that since 1965 nearly 700 boys and g'.rls
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    MIDF officials on tour
    67 11 KUALA LUMPfR Thurs. Threp senior officers of th« Mslvsnn Industrial Development Finance Berhud 'MTDF>. R^a Ayub bin Raia HiH Bit Mr J. Ooodwin and Mr Choon Kolc On. left today for a tour of the East Their Tim is »o mc«n»7« in-du«»r<->l'!''< >n p-ihaiT TTen-cmu and
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    Fire razes four plank houses
    57 11 TANAH RATA. Thuis Fire destroyed a row of four abandoned plank shop hnuw* in old Brinchang. two miles north of here last night. A fire engine brought the blaze under control within half an hour. There are two more rows of similar houses in the
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      Dumped prices:
      330 12 FERTILISER TARIFF SOUGHT BY CCM TO ENABLE IT TO EXPAND OUTPUT rjHEMICAL Co. of Malaysia Ltd. becan marketing its compounds earlier this year without protection, and have met with reasonable initial success the chairman, Mr. H.G. Owen, told a Tariff Advisory Board hearing in Kuala Lumpur, this week.
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      MARKET SURVEY
      110 12 MR. J. Mortimer (above) sales manager of one of England's leading manufacturers of light wright suiting fabrics. Bull Royd Mill, visited Singapore recently to survey local market requirements. A membrr of the Courtauld (roup of companies. Bull Royd, markrts threr-yrarn ago. has onr of thr largest man-made fibre
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      LOCAL PETROLEUM TRADE GROWTH
      129 12 rfiHE increasing membership of The Singapore Petroleum Dealers' Association reflects the tremendous growth in the local petroleum trade. Now In lt« twenty-first year of existence the association has a membership of more than 80, drawn only from dealers of Esso petroleum products. Its newly-elected president, Mr
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      Qantas men leave for course in -Australia—
      112 12 Qantas men leave for course in -Australia— MR. Lee Kwoon Ylng and Mr Ngoi King Heng who are artisans employed by Qantas Airways. Kuala Lumpur, left tor Australia on July 9. They will spend four weeks at Qantas Engineering Jet Base at Sydney where they will attend a basic airframe
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      2 companies join up
      152 12 BURROUGHS Corporation, DeMJ trolt. Michigan. U.B.A. has announced the appointment of Pleshey Singapore Ltd.. as exclusive distributor for Burroughs office machines and syr terns In Singapore, the Federation or Malaysia and Brunei. Plessey Singapore Ltd. Is a subsidiary of The Plessey Company Ltd a worldwide organisation
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      Award for MSA economic chief
      132 12 MR. Charles Alfred SpurreU. MSA's economics manager. has won recognition for his .10 years of service with BOAC and an award was presented to him by Mr. K.R. Hamilton MSA's general manager. The presentation was made at a cocktail party at Mr. Hamilton's residence recently
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      Mobil Oil promote local engineer
      85 12 Mobil Oil promote local engineer MOBIL Refining Co. Malaysia Ltd. has announced the appointment of Mr. Rene Pereira (above) as instruments electrical engineer in charge of the instruments/electrical section of the Mobil Refinery In Jurong. Mr. Pereira replaces Mr. G. Arasz who has returned to the United States. Mr. Prreira.
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      All-round progress by UTA
      152 12 rpHE UTA French Airlines re--1 ports all-round progress In Its international operations duxing 1966. According to its annual report, freight traffic showed an Increase of 41.6 per cent over the previous year's figure. The passenger-kilometer output rose by 22 per cent while mall flow Increased by
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      Esso awards
      57 12 Es*o Standard Malaya Berhad, has awarded three more scholarships each valued at $2,500 per year to students from the University of Malaya The successful candidates are Mr Punnv Thonu Mung Kee and Mr Lim Fong Peng wno are both from the Engineering Faculty while the third. Mr. Hool
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      Business adviser retires
      103 12 Business adviser retires MR. Ton Thean Soo. 74. retired from the Mercantile Bank Ltd.. Ipoh branch, on June 30. after 35 years service. He joined the bank in 1932 as compradore which office has been redesignated as Asian business adviser since 1964 In recognition cf his service, the bank entertained
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    Slogan chanters march in Chinatown area
    200 13 Slogan chanters march in Chinatown area I>FNANG. Thurr 1 About 200 sloganchanting Labour Party members and supporters, including many children, staged two demonstrations in the Chinatown area last night In protest against the detention of four top party officials. The demonstrators most1t t^enaßer.v marched from the party s divisional headquarters
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    NUT meeting
    22 13 •CNOELI PATANI. Thurt. Ttie Kedali NU I will hoid its antiual merting at the Ibrahim Becondsry School here on Satur-
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    Two Spore air hostesses for conference
    228 13 Two Spore air hostesses for conference MALAYSIAN Singapore Airlines air hostesses Josepbine Lee (left) and See Blew Mali, who will be the Republic's representatives at an Australian travel conference in Canberra next week. They will act as receptionists and information officers at the Singapore hospitality suite, which mill be jointly
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    Operation uncovers 23,239 'frozen' files
    208 13 Operation uncovers 23,239 'frozen' files JOHORE BAHRU. Thurs. A survey called 'Operation Smooth." which was carried out by the Johore State Government to find reason* for the delay in dealing with land applications, found 70.239 files lying "frozen" In various land offices Borne of tiio (lies wp-p tinted b^orr W
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    2nd. Bn. for duty in Sarawak
    106 13 2nd. Bn. for duty in Sarawak I/UCHING. Thurs. An advance party of 120 officers and men of the 2nd Bn Royal Malay Regiment, led by Lt-Col. MustafTa bin Abdullah arrived here yesterday by troopship for operational duties in East Malajsia Thcv were me< on arrival ov the Brt߻de Commander. 3ro
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    Home: After 210-mile river trip by canoe
    306 13 WE i>/Z) IT— BY TWO SOLDIERS SINGAPORE. Thurs TWO Australian soldiers have just wound up iix days' leave in Malaysia which would turn armchair adventurers green with envy. They are oack alter a 210-mile canoe voyage down the muddy Pahang rivei, which winds
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    She wants to meet Geoff Moore
    164 13 SINGAPORE Thur> An Ausfalian woman who will vLsit Singapore for a day in late August hopes to meet an o!d family fr end. Mr. GeofTerey Moor~ again after more than 20 yea:s. Mrs. Yvenne Edwa-ds, who lives In Sydney has written to the Straits
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    Thieves in capital take 3 vehicles
    108 13 Thieves in capital take 3 vehicles 1/1 ALA LL.MPI K. Ihurv Th:eve> stole three motor vehicles from \.irious parts of (he Federal rapital .vrsterd.»> In the lirsl incident a businessman Mr Tan Kia Vow. parked his van at the sth mile Ipoh Road at 1 a.m. and found it missing
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    182 13 SINGAPORE. Thurs 13 Some 600 Singapore Government officials, heads of association* and executives nf local firms are to op invited to taS t French wine, cheese and other delicacies at a special party organised by the French Embassy ThP two-hour tastinc partT
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    38 13 KUALA LUMPIK 1. The Umno exetume round! »il mrrt here on .July 24 to fix i date lor tv general ummoljt The threc-ciav >iN>einbiy «i! lake nlace at the Deuan °Baha>; dan Pu.«taka hrrr
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    31 13 \HORt I. in.- -t :noon tounu I fractured lvine un the zruund door of a block 11 flat> .11 Hoi Full Rdd H' I mined to the General Ho-
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    253 16 41 Gl SI Ar»t trade rubber f.o.b bujern rloaeei at 5 pm. in Knala Lumpur and Smraporr Testerdav at 55 'i cents per lb up a quarter of a rent on Wednesday cloalnf level. The tone wai verj quirt R.A.S. and M.R.E. rlosini price> in cenU per lb.
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    226 16 V/HIPS lyin« *Un*».dt tht Singapart 3 Harkaur «h....l ar ..Mttad tola* ara: Whtdyslau- Rromr««ki 34, Fu.iKn i.n I, Amrrnkfrk <>. rHt—a ;:i 14. riyioneui IS ik. Gunung Ktnn'n I*. Nordtarn M .4 Clrmentmr -•> .Nippon Mam Jd M, WrntfalM I] U, Kvrilin 40 11, S'raat Kr»m»nIM 4.'
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    37 16 /IN II Ir.. MaHMetaja marhat in w H...>.- K<,ns r«*rtt«a» the U.S. DaHar ra< >:not»l ;«i j.»l loi T.T «n<l M U.r caih Sterling r%s I*4 .1 l« 10 >.r<l MM taol al «alri ZTBI
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    42 16 tia mad' iho«. aMaalM in itlIWI Oniitd ttjttt: Wuymt it K(|. m^il li|i 121 !<u <1 .t. 33 3 16 rrnli: tr-rtf hillit Sailing TT m 00 ready: Unitrd Italat SSII Wilt Ctrmany >.'■■> Swititrlaxct I mi. Italy MM Utt Narway
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    CLOSING PRICES
    25 16 July 13. Rl BRCR PRICE: :>")' ipnt> (up a quarter *< a cent) TIN: MMJi (down M cents) F>timatcd «»ITerinK il" tons (down !u tons).
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    INDUSTRIAL SHARES ARE EASIER ON EXCHANGE
    821 16 From Our Market Correspondent THE Stock Exchange was quiet yesterday on a reduced turnover in which industrials were easier and only a handful of tins and properties were dealt in. The market is still suffering from the aftermath of the speculation in Matsushita as
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    31 16 >UU\an Stork Indirr* July IS. Jult 18. Industrials: IIMI 111.K7 Proprrties: 110.7X IM.IS Mtatagt: 95.31 MM vS rubbrrs 1(19.;?, 109.73 v lire. 29. Iftbi inn Dw. :;u. I9«i; ion.
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    Bids at lower levels causes tin price fall
    357 16 I^IIE prii«- of Slr.iiis tin >r>X irril.iv fell .",0 vents to StiO9..jO prr picul on support at sliehtlv lower le\rls parlirulurl> from the Continent The tone of the market w .is barrlv steady. In London on Wednesday afternoon the price of three
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    49 16 HINESE Produce laatlMl—. tin- |»Hrl. noin prictl par maul yfiUrriay Cetanut oil: Ml l«r». Capra: M v.-l J U Ptppar H Shi i- .ik I Lamponj |1W M.W.. tin K ap«rt Oci.mil Oil M.ll.r*' At*.ciati.n pricr* drum k.,l In. loot Imiiptrl Copra Attnuialion najtn pricr< L'eWj '1
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    1326 17 DUSINEM in and reported to Ihe Singapore and Kuala l.umpur trading rooms of the Stork ruhintr yesterday with the number of shares traded in bracket*: INDUSTRIALS: B"uM»«rt (I.OOOi lI. M. ii.imoi $133. Central Sugar c'«nrni si A 4 D. (4.000) $1.63 v. 1 1
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    146 17 MELBOURNE. Thurs. INDUSTRIALS were steady with most Issues narrowly higher Some leaders eased B.H.P. down 6 cents to $9.62 Nickel shares lost ground In variable mining section. Barrier Stock were lower following industrial disputes at Broken Hill. Great Boulder down 25 cents to $3.85. In Oils A.OO. dropped
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      219 17 ■^■a-a»aaa- M^.aaaaam».»-i»aa»^ g ajjaaajjaaaj ajjjjjajj»a»j jj- a ?J==C j OVERSEA-CHINESE BANKING CORPORATION LIMITED LOST STOCK CERTIFICATES Application has been made to the Directors of the Company to duplicate Stock Certificates In respect of the undermentioned holder In place of the Original Certificates which are stated to have been lost or
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      694 17 THE LOCAL GOVERNMENT INTEGRATION ORDINANCE. 1963 (No. 18 of 1963) DECLARATION I'NDER SECTION M WHEREAS the Streets knewn a*:1. Aida Street and Reserve Rnad off Aida Street Mk. XXVII. 2. Sea Avenue Mk. XXVI. within the Republic of Singapore, not being public streets nave been levelled, channelled, drained, rwved. metalled,
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      775 17 PUBLIC APPOINTMENT PUBLIC APPOINTMENT PUBLIC UTILITIES BOARD SINGAPORE WATER DEPARTMENT: Requires 'SENIOR TIMEKEEPER in salary scale $315xA16-395 plus variable allowance as payable from time to time. Qualification*: (1) Must have a Senior Cambridge School Certificate or i its equivalent: (2) Must be able to speak Malay (3) Must have at
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      ICC ruling on Test 'decider'
      96 18 I ONDON. Thurs. The Inter- national Cricket Conference agreed at its annual meeting at Lord's yesterday that the final Te.«t of an undecided series could be extended beyond 30 hours Both countries involved, however, had to agree before the laj>t match ma* extended The new
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      275 18 Marshall hits 160 for I Hampshire LONDON. Thurs. Roy Marshall. Barbadosborn Hampshire captain, yesterday hit a dazzling 160 against Northamptonshire at Portsmouth tor his fourth century in the current Enslish county cricket season. Marshall raced to IM in f 146min. with 15 fours, to ptm bM 1.000 runs for the
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      Lock icon GOLF Platts leads British Open field with 68
      173 18 GOLF Platts leads British Open field with 68 LONDON. Thurs. Lionel Platts. powerful Yorkshireman, scored a four-under-par 68 to become a surprise leader alter the him round oi the 72-hole British Open golf championship at Hoylake yesterday. Platl>. whose lecent poor form has practically 10-t him any chance of retaining
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      45 18 MANILA. Thurs. Five Philippine table tennis players will compete in the Bth Asian j championships to be held In Singapore on Aug. 10-17. They are Reynaldo Domingo. 20. Pedenco Ybanez. 20. Ruben Saez. 23. Renato Tababa. 14. and Francisco Glmena. 36. Reuter. I
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      112 18 C'WHKKKA Than Bill t.duardv prcMiirnt of (he l.awn Tennis Association of Australia and open tennis's bicsest enemy in Australia he weighs 20 stone said today he was delighted with the new* that the bid for open tennis »ay defeated in Luxemburg yesterday, reports JACK FINGLETON "I was confident
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      603 18  -  Epsom Jeep ON THE TRACK with J^APOLEON SOLO, trainer Keith Daniels' King's Cup topweight, did a dashing gallop at Kuala Lumpur yesterday morning. Ridden by Glynn Pretty, the six-year-old beat stable-mate Ayer Terjun (apprentice Samryj by five lengths in a 3f trial in 36 4/5
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      Getting the punters to bet early...
      174 18 ALL racea at the recent Bukit Timah meeting started on time a rare happening in Malaysian and Singapore racing. Many punters were disappointed in the first couple of races on the opening day because they left their betting; till too late. i But once
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      630 18 NOTICES GOVERNMENT OF THE REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE THK IO( Al. <iO\ I KWU 1 INTEGRATION OKI)I.\ AM E. 19«.t. (So. IX of IMSI mnCI INDKK SK I KIN I* (21 Notice Is hereby civen. puiMmnt to BKttoa 19 'I. 1 of the Local Government Integration Ordinance 19«: i ihai the
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      SAAA launch new plan
      269 19  -  ERNEST FRIDA WE HAVE SET OUR SIGHTS ON 1970, RAHIM ISHAK TELLS THE TRAINEES By JHE SINGAPORE AAA's Four- Year Plan, aimed at building a squad of top-class athletes by 1970, was launched at Fairer Park yesterday. Rpeakmc at a simple ceremony to launch the plan.
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      74 19 STRIDING away 20-year-old American Jim Ryun on his way to a new world record for the 1.500 metres. He has a commandIng lead over arch rival Kipchoge Kelno of Kenya as he rounds the last bend during the U.S. v Commonwealth match at
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      Razak Cup ties this weekend
      94 19 FTTHZ Raaak Cup lnter-sUU X hockey competition first round begins today at four centres. The fixtures are: North Zone at Penang Kedah v Penang today; Perak Kedah tomorrow; Penang v Perak on Sunday East Zone at Kuala Trengganu Kelantan v Trenggar.u tomorrow; Kelantan v Pahang
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      SCHOOLS MEETS
      23 19 The Schools Sports Council of Malaysia* inter-state basketball and table tennis championships will be held at Kuala Lumpur on July 29-30
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      THE VIP's
      37 19 The Sultan of Perak. Deputy Prime Minister Tun Abdul Razak and Dato Ahmad Said, the Mentri Besar of Perak. will attend the Perak Police Con-t'-igent athletics championships at Sultan Yussuf Stadium, Talptng. today and tomorrow.
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      Stephens leads
      57 19 Thirty Sabah athletes are taking part In the Borneo Games which begin at Srrla. Brunei today. The team, led by Dato Donald Stephens. vice-pre> Sident nf the Sabah AAA. lnelude long jumper Tnnv Chong. mho recently cleared 23ft 91n; Mary Wong, the Malaysian woBiens shot putt champion and
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        53 19 ipoh mv. i: Kinta Indians 'A' 4 Kinta Indians B 1: Pit. t: ACS 2 Andersnmans 0. T*i pm t league: CRC 3 Sikh* 1 L. Perak Dlv. 2 <T. Aruson): Horlev MSS 1 Assumption Srh. 0 Women* league: NU Teachers 2 DTC 1. Friendly iPontian): PWD. J. Bahru
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        20 19 Inler-school undrr-15 (T. Anmin i. Bt Anthnnv* 13 Pel Yuan. Kampwr 3. SAS A' 11 Pei Yuan A" 6
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      Don't stage Games —order
      123 19 WEOUL. Thurs. President Park Chung-Hea has ordered the Korean Olympic Committee to cancel Its plan to stage the sixth Asian Oames In Seoul In 1970 because of "enormous costs" to be Incurred. Chang ReyYoung. the WOC chairman, aald today. But Mr. Chang added In a statement
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      'Let boys play for clubs'
      265 19 RUGBY SCHOOLBOYS must play in club matches If the standard of rugby is to improve more quickly. Bill Procter, former president of the Perak Rugby Union and secretary of the MRU. said this before h* rpfumpri to Scotland earlier this week. Mr. Procter believed that
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      JOHORE MEET
      18 19 The Johore AAA will hold their annual championships at Batu Pahat Town Padang on July 30-31.
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      16 19 ih» Malacca AAA will hold their annual championships at Kubu Stadium <in July 33-33
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      Negri XI
      47 19 The Negri sembilan cricket team to meet Perak for the Stanislaus Trophy at SerenaI ban on July 23-23 C Navaratnam i captain). K Alagarati nam. J Hawk&ley. K. Navarat--1 nam S Sathitpalan. Tengku Imran. Sukdev Singh. D Cornwall. E. Yawanarajah. C. Thavanayatram and R Devan
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      131 19 THOMAS CUP JAKARTA. Thursday. THE Indonesian Olympic Committee will meet soon to discuss the International Badminton Federation's decision that the Thomas Cup Challenge Round should be continued in New Zealand. The match was abandoned at Jakarta last month when rowdy crowds Interrupted play
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      MALACCA TO HOLD HALF-MILE —SPRINT—
      123 19 MALACCA TO HOLD HALF-MILE —SPRINT— MOTOR-RACING By A. SRIPATHY RACING drivers and motorcyclists In Malaysia and Singapore have been Invited to take part In a half-mile sprint at Batu Berendam. Malacca, on Oct. 8 as part of the Merdeka anniversary celebrations. Albert Man Malacca's Chief Police Officer, who is chairman
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      Thailand champs S'gor tomorrow
      128 19 Thailand champs S'gor tomorrow SOCCER rE Bangkok Bank tootball team flew into Kuala Lumpur last evening with 15 players, ot whom 13 are from the Thai national squad, and a new West German coach for the Asian Champion Teams Cup central zone final aganl.it Selangor at Merdeka Stadium tomorrow. Gunter
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      Fitness tests for hurt stars
      273 19 Fitness tests for hurt stars MALAYSIA CUP ITI Kirn Siatc and Freddie (Juew, injured earlier tnis week were among the 17 Singapore footballers who new to Kuala Trengganu yesterday. They will be glv«n lastminute fitness tests before ;he Singapore selector* decide whether they will be in the line-up against Trengganu
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    65 20 A street scene in Kobe, showing destructive force of typhoon TKL'CKS lie on r their sides and buildings appear ready to topple over in a street in Kobe, wlie r e a river of muddy water still rages. This was one of the cities devastated by Typhoon
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    275 20 From GEOFFREY GELDARD: KUCHING. Thursday 4LL remaining expatriate police officers holding pensionable appointments in the Sarawak Constabulary will have left the State by October and their posts filled by local oilicers, it was learnt today. The five senior officers concerned, including Deputy
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    Damien Hall dance
    43 20 Singapore. Thun The Buki: Bo Bvcc Milt Educatiun Centre will celebrate its tourth li .i da:icp at Damien Hall < opposite Queenstown polut -t.itiun' "M ;-<;.:uic. p.ni i ntre h.i.- .in enrolment oi IJM tludenu attending Malay. Chinese and E.iuh.-h i
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    53 20 BRISBANE. Thurs -The Aus- tralian Transport Advisory Coun- cil has recommended that all Australian cars should be requlr- ed by law to be fitted with from 1 seat belts. In a day-long session the council recommended sweeping chang- es in car safety requirements to Improve road safety
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    45 20 TOKYO. Thurs. Farmers demanding higher prices for their rice crops clashed with police today when they tried to force themselves Into a Government Agriculture Ministry office, and 1 one farmer was arrested. Rice prices in Japan are stabilised by Government price controls,—UPl
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    35 20 JAKARTA. Thurs— The Indonesian Supreme Command iKoti' and the regional war adminM- rations will shortly be disbanded and their authority transferred to the civilian administration, the official news agency Antara reported today UPI
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