The Straits Times, 19 July 1967

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    24 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 150,000 The Straits Times Ibfi x fiiitiimiil JJHWgPBP Estd. 1845 WEDNESDAY. JULY 19, 1967 15 CENTS KU.V ■SVU.UuMI M.C.(P)2266
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    Pull-out in middle 1970's
    868 1 Orderly cuts to ensure smooth economic transition LONDON, Tuesday BRITAIN is to pull out of her bases in Malaysia and Singapore by the mid-1970s but will set up a special strategic reserve in Britain to deal with any trouble in the Far East after that, it
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    Lock icon British Govt. extends wage freeze another year
    130 1 LONDON. Tues. The British Government extendPd its control over prices and salary increases for another year today. Parliament passed Part Two of the Prices and Incomes Bill by a 202-146 vote. At least 22 Labour MPs were believed to have abstained in the
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    Dynamite blast
    48 1 CASABLANCA. Tufn Thuty ions ol dynannip exploded in a depot on the outskirts of Ca*ablanca today, .--nattering windows and waking resident* n( Rabat. 60 miles away. No serious raftualues were' reported, but the depot of the Compagnie Afnraine D'ncplosif.v 10 mile* outside Cambianca was razed Reiner
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    It's round-up time for Hong Kong leftists
    100 1 CQCATTDfG with hands behind their necks, these people were arrested during police raids on pro-communist groups in Hong Kong at the weekend. Steel-helmeted police, backed by regular British troops including crack Gurkha units, have been carrying out intensive raids on several left-wing organisations.
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    Lock icon A QUIET DAY— THEN ANOTHER NIGHT RAID
    111 1 HONG KONG Tucs. I Police tonight launched another lightning raid in the "Suzie Wcng" nightclub district A company of police stormed the Chinese Reform Association housed on the ninth floor of the multi-storey block. Tonight's raid launched soon after nightfall, broke the peace
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    Price of petrol to go up: It's due to Suez
    620 1 Price of petrol to go up: It's due to Suez SINGAPORE, Tuesday. r pilK price off petrol in Singapore and M;ilaysia is to vp probably before the end of (his month. This was disclosed today by the new chairman of the Shell Group in Malaysia and Singapore, Mr. Joost J.
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    Approval of Thieu-Ky nominations withheld
    409 1 ASSEMBLY SPRINGS PRE-ELECTION SURPRISE SAKiON. Tuesday. COl I'll Vietnam's National Assembly today withheld final approval of the nomination of the Head of State, Lt.-fien. Nguyen Van Thicu, and the Prime Minister, Air NiceMarshal Nguyen (.ao Ky. for Ihc September elections pending debate on complaints made
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    STOP PRESS
    42 1 YES TO TBfEl BY SM«.O\ Tue« Vitin* al Assembly tonight affirmed Dominations «f Net. l of State, (.en J him ami Prime Minister. MarOn I Xt for President art Vire President In Septtmher election I PI (See this page i
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      Ex-cricketer on probation
      51 2 MANCHESTER Tues Former West Indian Test cricketer Roy GilehriM. who mid <n have branded his wtffl fice wi'h hot iron during an arsument was Disced on probation for three ve^rs here today. QUchriftt. 33. had changed an earlier plea of not auiltv and admitted maliciously irvunna hi*
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      New satellite
      20 2 MOSCOW. Tue»» Russia today put another satellite Cosmos 169 into orbit to continue the study of outer space.
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      Lock icon UN men take up watch along Canal
      480 2 NEW YORK. Tuesday JJNITED NATIONS ceasefire teams began operating yesterday along the Suez Canal despite last minute snags raised by Egyptian objections that Israelis might legalise the existing truce line. Li.-uin. Oud Hull, ot Norway, Chief of Staff of the U.N. Truce Supervision
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      Lock icon Landing boats bring a new UAR protest
      203 2 Landing boats bring a new UAR protest \KW YORK. Tues. I'nited Arab Republic today charged Israel with a new aggressive act bringinc nine landing boats up to the east bank of the Suez Canal. The I AR delegate, Mr. Mohamed 1.1-Kony told IT Thant in a note that Egyptian forces
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      Lock icon Riot damage
      28 2 LONDON. Tues— Riot damage to British embassies and consulates during the Middle East war may cost more than £120.000 to repair the Government announced today UPI.
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      Lock icon Peking newsman expelled from Burma
      297 2 Peking newsman expelled from Burma RANGOON, Tues. j A Communist Chinese journalist. Mr. Yu Min-shen, was expelled from Burma yesterday shoutinp slogans and waring a red book of Chairman Mao's thoughts. The Burmpse authorities accused him of being a danger tp p*ace, and activities which had nothing to do with
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      Early quads
      32 2 r>J?\"OA Tues— A 27-year-old mother gave birth prematurely tn quadiuple's. two boys and tw^ Birls. today The babies survived and the mother «hj reported to I br dome fine— tTPI
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      Lock icon Britain may withdraw envoy in Peking
      252 2 Britain may withdraw envoy in Peking I ONDON. Tues. The Foreign Offlcw Indicated today it might withdraw British diplomatic representatives from China if they were not civen proprr protection. Sir Alee D'Higla.s Home, the Opposition's foreign aflairs .spokesman, urged the Government, in the House of Common k*>ep in mind the
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      Lock icon An LBJ plea to Vietcong over war prisoners
      426 2 WASHINGTON. Tues T*HE White House yesterday appealed to North Vietnam and the South Vietnamese National Lib c r a tion Front to permit impartial inspection of all prisoners in the Vietnam war. Mr. George Christian, the Presidential Press Secretary. Issued a statement
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      Just fancy that
      54 2 BOMBAY. Tues. A youth tried to Eet a free flight to London today by telling the stall of Air India he was the son of Mrs Indira f>andhl. M.A Rajkumar was found in the I or. rl on bound Boeing 707 just before take-off. He was handed
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      Lock icon Johnson signs Bill to stop rail strike
      482 3 Johnson signs Bill to stop rail strike yyA S H I N GTON, Tues. President Johnson last night signed a Bill ordering a halt to the nationwide railway strike. "We hope this crippling strike is about to md." the President said in a prepared statement after the Senate and House
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      Lock icon Ship to save trapped foreigners
      89 3 Ship to save trapped foreigners LAGOS. Tues— The Nigerian Government gave permission last night for an international evacuation operation for hundreds of foreigners trapped in the seccessionist Eastern Region by Nigeria's civil war. Official .sources said the Italian passenger-cargo ship Isonza had received approval to sail to Port Harcourt. the
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      Banned Melina: I'll die a Greek
      211 3 Banned Melina: I'll die a Greek TtfEW YORK, Tues. Melina Mercouri. flashing eyed and magnificent, was bitterly angry: "'I was born Greek and I will die Greek. They can't take that away from me This week the military Junta in Athens which has banned miniskirts. beards, transistor radios, football and
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      BID TO MAKE THE QUEEN' A SCHOOL
      168 3 \EW YORK, Tues. 11 The City Hall will quite likely submit a bid to buy the superliner Queen Mary for conversion into a high school, it was learned today. It is understood that the city is prepared to submit a bid of USS2
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      Lock icon Aden pullout
      26 3 LONDON. T;ies Britain will start withdrawing its troops in Aueust from Aden, due to hecome independent in January, the Defence Ministry said today UPI
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      Friends again ...
      28 3 Friends again j PHNOM PENH Tues Print* I Norodom Sihanouk s»id today that he wu In favour of restoring tin between hLs country and i luaalaad,— PL O
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      New traffic safeguard is a leash...
      104 3 THIS little Japanese boy will not be able to cross the road aimlessly and expose himself to the danger of being killed by traffic. Reason: lie is kept on a leash with one end tightly held by his mother. lln leash is becoming popular
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      Lock icon Now little red books of Liu's thoughts on sale
      295 3 Now little red books of Liu's thoughts on sale HONG KONG. Tues.— Chairman Mao Tsetung has lost his monopoly of the market in those "little red books." Quotations from President Liv Shao-chi have gone on sale in Hong Kong unheralded and with no fuss —In competition with the best-selling "Thoughts
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      Under sea test
      26 3 PARIS. Tues. Prance has earned out her iivj>t series of tests lor launching under sra nuclear missiles. the Armed Forces Ministry announced here.
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      Lock icon Riddle of the silent moon Surveyor
      259 3 PASADENA (California), Tuesday. SCIENTISTS searched for clues yesterday to the fate of Surveyor 4, the spacecraft which stopped talking on Sunday night seconds before it was scheduled to land on the moon. Teams of experts at the Jet Propulsion Laboratory played records of signals
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    Travel agents
    47 4 SINGAPORE Tues— Mr. Prrnn Paul Ohri has been elected president of the Singapore Travel Acrau AMorlatton Other officials arc: Vic* -president, Mr B Klnnt. »ecret«ry. Mr Thonwa Llao. treannrer Mr Chan Kwok Mine Committee Mrs J Johnson. Mr R PlerMin and Mr Tan Chee r»ivi»
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    Four detainees say to in camera' inquiry
    392 4 Four detainees say to in camera' inquiry SINGAPORE, Turn. pOL'R political detain c c s, who were to appear before a committee of inquiry this afterno o n to "show cause" why they should not be deprived of their Singapore citizenship, declined to make their representations when the committee's chairman,
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    From clerk to screen star rise of Elsie
    244 4 From clerk to screen star rise of Elsie SINGAPORE, Tues. Elsie Tv, the girl who stepped Into the shoes of the late Hong Kong movie queen Lin Dai, said here today that she did not think she was doubling for a ghost. "I don't feel I am Lin Dai the
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    4 DETAINED THAI GIRLS: LOOK-OUT FOR THEIR AGENTS
    214 4 4 DETAINED THAI GIRLS: LOOK-OUT FOR THEIR AGENTS SINGAPORE, Tues. THE Thai Embassy is looking for the agents of four Thai Rirls, who were convicted by a Singapore court on Saturday for possessing forged Singapore identity-cards. The girls Llm Ah Mey. 20. Ah 01. 17. Hal Lat. 22 and L#ti
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    Bowling suits show
    109 4 SINGAPORE. Tiie*. Six models will display the latest in boulinc outfits at the Orchard Jackie's Bowl at 10 a.m. tomorrow. Thry will bowl in outfits rancme from stretchable slacks to mini tent dresses all designed by Mr. David Wong. Thr> tnodrU. themaelvet enlhuMa«.tu bowlers, are Ann .larktvon.
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    SOLDIERS' GOOD DEED
    56 4 SOLDIERS GOOD DEED SINGAPORE. Tues. A new badminton court has been built at the Salvation Army Girls' Home in Paslr Pan.iant through the efforts of the men of the Royal Army Pay Corps and the 59 FiHd Squadron. Royal Engineers. The men from the Pay Corps cleared the rite while
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      18 4 Last Day: 110 ft 7JO p.m. "ATMEV KANCAL" Tamil Open* Tomorrow Ravi Chondron ft JoyotolitHo in "Meoeresi" Tomil.
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    Curfew hits the schools
    325 5 ATTENDANCE DROPS BELOW NORMAL DESPITE THE TIMELY BREAKS LUMUT. Tuesday. (SCHOOLS in Pangkor Island and the Pantai Romis area, which were closed yesterday ise of the curfew, were opened today but the attendance was below normal. The curfew, imposed on Sunday night, will continue till next
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    RSPCA film
    42 5 PENANG Tufv— A charity premiere ot tiic dim. The Durn Cat ill be held at 9 p m at the Cathay cinema on July 26 lo raise fm, (is loi the Rovnl Societv for tlie Prevention of Cruelly to Animals
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    Quiet first day at University Hospital
    172 5 Quiet first day at University Hospital L'UALA LUMPUR. Tups. It was a quiet '-first day for the new University Hospital when it opened to the public yesterday. At the close Of the registration of patients yesterday. 45 had sought medical attention of whom nine were admitted The rest were attended
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    Handbag grab from trisha
    60 5 PENANG. lurs T*o voutii.s "ii I motor-cycle crabbed a iiandb»K coniainmg $40 .< cheque book and a plastic bag from a woman passenger travelling in a HUM ai MacAlister Road yesterday evening. Lee Tuk Sena M. reported to poloce she nas riding in a tnha It
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    Mentri's birthday dinner at $20 a head
    198 5 Mentri's birthday dinner at $20 a head |(UALA LUMPUR. Tues. More than 500 people are expected to attend a S2O per head dinner and dance to celebrate the birthday of the Mentri Besar of Selangor. Dato Harun bin Haji ldris, on Friday at Dato Harun s Princes Road residence. The
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    Antara men call on Pow Nee
    62 5 PENANG. Tue.v O'l Nur NaMiuon, suiirrvij-or ol the Indonesian n»*« asHtcy. Aniara.. today paid cuurifsy call on the Cliief Minuter Tan Sri Wong Pow Nee. t t the Bangunan TuanKu Syed Putra Col. Nasution «ho w on a ■Mk*l visit to We.-t M<tl.iysu mm
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    Electricity Board sues newspaper for libel
    285 5 JESSELTON, Tv«« rpHE Sabah Elccin- city Board and its general manager. Mr. E. H. Walker, have asked the Hi»h Court for an injunction to restrain the Sabah Times from publishing any libels on them. The plaintiff* are also •skins for damages lor alleged lil»ei.>
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    Body recovered
    35 5 TAPAH Tuev— The body of a mining labourer Teh Ah Honj. who u*s buried on Sunday inslu in a landslide in an open cast 'in mine in Sungkai near here. I recovered yesterday.
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    33-strong UN study team arrives in Singapore
    110 5 SINGAPORE. Tues A °33-man study team from the United Nations Asian Institute for Economic Development and Planning arrived here this morning for a three-day visit The leaders are two members. of tlio Institute's staff. Dr. P Wi^naraja and Mr. A. C. Srivasta\.*. Dr
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    3.30 a.m. entry for a kiss
    59 5 SL'NOEI PAIANI TtMfc Cl* Tom binir Abdul Rahman. 23 reported tv Hip polur today Uui man broke Into lift bowc .it Kampong Tdiiuu Baiu Mcrbok at 3.30 a.m. to embrace ;md kiss her wh.W she mm .sleepine «ith her threichildren. When she thouted for
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    Mentri to open FAMA course
    50 5 PAR IT BUNTAR Tue* The MMitrl Besar oJ Per*!;. Dato Ahmad bin Said will declaif ope:i one-day civic* Mm tui 'JOO i>»-tii nealeis here on Friday. The course organised by the Federal Agriculture Marketing authority, will be held at the To«n Hall at 9 a.m.
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    Take precautions, say the police after big robbery
    116 5 iI.OK SIAK lucy Ki-d.tli police today ui-i-il hi ins and estates to take adequate security precautions hen transporting large sums of i .t^h Mils reminder lolloped a darms: hold-up here vcsterda> uhen I. mi ici Yook. m.inaxine director or Ban Hen* Lee
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    Surgeon tells of 10,000 a year death toll
    282 5  - Surgeon tells of 10,000 a year death toll MICHAEL FOONG WARNING ON USE OF ANTIBIOTICS from I ONDON. Tues. Mr. Arthur Dickson Wright, the wel Iknown London surgeon who was the Senior Surgeon in Singapore about 4o years ago. startled a British Medical Association gathering at Bristol recently by declaring
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    $2,000 for a job cheating charge
    116 5 1/1 AI.A 1.1 MPI R. Tues. Shun Tens. 4!. of Seremban. and Tan See Sai. 53. of Ipoh. we r e charged in the Sessions Court here today with cheating R. Mavavan of V.'.onu as security deposit for a job. They are alleged to
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    Scooter stolen
    25 5 PENANG Tues A -scooter belonging to a bu-inc^ni.tn Ans Hor Sene. VM reported stolen outside his IHMM in Brick Kiln Ro.«d U.it night.
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    TENGKU PLANS TO FLY HOME NEXT WEEK
    231 5 TENGKU PLANS TO FLY HOME NEXT WEEK I ONDON. Tues. Tengku Abdul Rahman, who has completed talks here on Britain's planned rundown of defence forces in the Far East, said last night he had provisionally booked to fly home on July 26. In an interview at a reception in the
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    Free X-rays
    22 5 KLUANG. Tue.v 1 lie iin>.j..c X-ray mm here w:.l vi»it Paioh on July 26 and 27 to give five X-rays."
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      39 5 Alloy Oop T The Trirth About. Sadie HauJKins Pay /^TZZZZZ^m 2 (STOP TMt RACE. /f- T w ere *as &c MORE U-»a»BLir\ |M FROMTHt i >'Ss > mm. BACHELORS thak >O^ THINK— V OOgAKIO J y-i^SEL f&* THOSt WHO'VE. &EJLKI
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    President presents swords in historic ceremony
    436 6 SINGAPORE, Tu«s. I pRESIDLVr Yusof bin Ishnk lonighl presented swords to 117 graduates n ic Singapore Armed Forces Training Institute in an historic ceremony al the Istana. This is the first time ever that officers are being commissioned in the Republic's regular army, and
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    Printing trade to form Assn.
    191 6 Printing trade to form Assn. SINGAPORE. Tuc.v A new association to promote the growth and look alter the interest* ol the printing industry, ha.-, been iormed the first association of its kind in Singapore li will nuld IU inaugural general meeting. provisionally fixed lor Juiy 28. <v a piace io
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    SECRETARY IS AFTER MISS TOURISM TITLE
    111 6 |C ADELINE I AM *M (above). 18. is the second entrant to the Miss 'I'ouriMii Singapore Contest next month She is sccrctar> «ith the International Com pnters and T.thulators Limited. I liminalion rounds Mir iiinlrsl will br on luh .mil M >1 IIM Innrsr
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    Inspector improving
    80 6 SINGAPORE. Tut\s The condition of young Inspector David Fah. who was injured last night v.t\en some 200 pro-Barisan Sosialis demons- trators attacked a police radio car in Kirn Tian Road. Tiong Bahru. was described ftj "Improving" today. Inspector Fah. 23. of I Queenstown police station, was with three
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    American stake:
    44 6 SINGAPORE Turn The dnecloi .if the Unitr<l States Iniormation SriMtr Mr. Buit! MrKrp will talk to men-.ijen* ot the Uom Club ol Sine;tporr iHiwti mi th« "Aninican stake la Amu at then luncheon meeting at thr PiiuceV Restaurant Bl 1 nm. tomorrow.
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    Court told of damages suit against lawyer now dead
    222 6 Court told of damages suit against lawyer now dead SINGAPORE. Tups. Mr. Justice Ch'.ia was told in the High Court today of a suit for damages for alleged professional negligence against a Singapore lawyer. Mr A Muthuswamy. who died in Madras more than three years ago. His widow here. Mrs.
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    Painting show
    25 6 \f'ORE I iiof the Nanyanc AcadßO] Mi Anthony Poon. irtll hold one-awn painting exhibition at the National Library from Friday to July 24.
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    116 accidents
    18 6 SINGAPORE lue.- I! !16 accidents, including t clH.sMhed as serious, reported in the lust 24 hours
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    COURAGE OF FATHER and SON
    273 6 SINGAPORE. Tues YOUNG army captain and his father were commended by the Police today lor rescuinj an injured detective outside their Devonshire Road home last year. Captain Yap Chee Wan. 23. ol the Singapore Infantry Regiment and his father. Mr. Yap Chang Chock were also
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    Pugilistic show tonight
    109 6 SINGAPORE. Tue.s A pugilistic show sponsored by the Peoples Association will be held at the National Theatre tomorrow at 7.30 p.m The show la under the patronage of the President, of Sinaanore. Inche Yusof bin Ishak Fioceeo* norn the .show will go to selected charitable organi.sjt.on.v lhr
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      82 6 Uirk /retry Hy i h<»tli>r I,<ml<i B^^^B^^B^^^___^^| "RELEASE HlM.** Y7^s. maf-and-hac *Da"<E people some FfTTOP THK TAPg WgVK I "^^■KTT^rT™T SOME TAKE TO TPAIKiIh4C. CPOWS ARE SMAPT. SOMI I rnTAraiMa'fmc Za53K v*t others donT^ aren't.' \i T E&& twT SPECIMEN Li'! Ahm-r Hy A I app The Trut/h About^ Sadie
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    Lee meets union leaders on British pull-out
    705 7  -  JACKIE SAM: RETRENCHMENT RULES ARE EXPLAINED r- 8 Singapore, Tues. 'TRAINING FOR CIVILIAN JOBS' PLEDGE J'HE Prime Minister. Mr. Lee Kuan Yewmet trade union leaders today on the British withdrawal issue. They conferred for an hour. At the meeting also was the Laboui
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    Accord on two issues and 600 motor men return to work
    293 7 Accord on two issues and 600 motor men return to work SINGAPORE, Tuesday T<HE 10-day strike by 600 clerical and industrial employees of the Wearne Brothers group of companies ended today when they returned to work. i Agreement nn the two Issues— the dismissal of nine r,ir talesmen and the
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    HK man wins photo prize
    79 7 SINGAPORE Tue.s. Mr. Jack Lee, of Hong Kong, has won the first prize hi the South East Asia •Fivp Beat' amateur cine film competitor «Mi i.ts entry "The Bookmaker;' Othn winner* of the competition, organ sr I by he Singapore Cine C'.ub were: Mr. and
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    Tax offence
    50 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. A businessman. Tan Lee Moon aliu Tan Yoke Lim. a partner of Lee Beng Trading Co., was fined $400 by the magistrates court today for failing to furnLsh returns of income together with certified copies of accounts for the years of assessment 1965 and 1966
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    Lunch topic
    36 7 SINGAPORE. Tuex- The State Minister for Culture. Mr XC. Lee. will talk on "The Search for a National Culture in a MultlRacial Society at the luncheon n.eetlnft of the Ys Menu Club on Saturday.
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    OBA meeting
    35 7 SEREMBAN. Tue«. The annual meeting of the St Paul 1 Institution Old Bnvs' Association will be held on July 26 at 7.30 I p.m. at the school's prixnart I building in Paul Street
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    Found hanging
    33 7 KUALA LUMPUR Hies Ang Chin Lin 5" nr.ss.-.g from his bed yesterday morninc was xouiid hanging from a tree n front <>f his house by his «:fe ar 2 a rr
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    Factory theft
    26 7 PENANO. Tue* Thieves stole six oxygen merer*, mx roils of copper wire and two hydraulic •arks from the Malaywata steel factory in Prai yesterday
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    State Assemblyman held under Security Act
    103 7 KIAI.A I I MII K Tues —The Party R.ikv.U Selangor State Assemblyman for Serdang. Mr. Chan Knk Kan. 28. has been detained under he Internal Security Act He was arrested at 9.3* last nirht at a coffee shop near the Party Rakyat headquarters in
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    Thousands to attend Feast of St Anne
    53 7 PORT SWETTENHAM Thousands of peoplr from all < vfr West Malaysia will attend the Peast of St. Anne celebrations ;it the Church of St. Anne here on July 30. Bishop Monstglnor D. Vendarnnn. of Kuala I.unipur. will like Ihf service on the last
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    Crash death
    31 7 rPOH. Tues Molmmed All bin Mat Dom. 18. was killed yeste! day when his motor-cyrle crashed into a stationary lorry parked nn the roadside at Simpang Tlica. near Parit.
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    RAMANFS JOB IN UN: 'IT DEPENDS ON HIS HEALTH'
    197 7 L r UALA LUMPUR. IV Tues. Whether Malaysia's Permanent Representative to the United Nations. Mr. R. Ramani, will return to New York to resume his post depends on his health. The Foreign Ministry spokesman. Inche Ahmad Nordin. today said no decision
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    10th anniversary
    26 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Tu«* Dewan Rah ana dan Pustaka wIU commemorate ita 10th anniversary with three-day celebration beginning on July 27 at Its premlMt nere.
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    Korean trade mission
    43 7 SINGAPORE Tues. A nine-man South Korea* trade delegation will visit Singapore this weekend in the course of a tour of South-East Asian countries The team, led by Mr. I.cc Tone Whan Korean Ambassador to Australia, will spend three, day* hrr*.
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      218 7 Maria Pasquale of Rome wants to know what's wrong with Singapore men Maria thinks you don't spend enough time in Rome. You should spend a week at least. Take in the Via Veneto. The old markets. Get the taste of fine Latin wines. This is the Rome Qantas knows so
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    DEATH
    27 8 M II „r4. 11l (Mimmumt WINTER On «ih July in Cape Toon. H. n. Winter nited <•», formerly of Singapor*. hi«i...-,.i of Winifred, father Milan »nd Kli«al*th.
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    73 8 M H,,rH, SIS <Mimim*m> THE FAMILY OF THE lata Mr Tin Hon»: OMB tender th.-ir mnrerem r*t*ttT*s for their kind a««intanir nrt m wrsataa, i>c-roll«. ni<h' ad »n. t- hi the fun.r.t: CHILDREN OF THE Oaanlsie Arill!.tt..T, t ihiTik fri.-nd> nu.-t Hn.erely fol tnfwaai:r« i floral trtbalea. stl xr..l
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    IN MEMORIAM
    34 8 ?'i 11..r,/f Ml i Minimum) IN EVER LOVING memory of S(V Pamnel. i;i.nr to Rent on p. .7 H A»<vi fi.ndiv rrinnnl>ered hy his »ife, chiMrri. and other memMM nf :he family.
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      The Middle Seventies
      672 8 While the new British statement on defence leaves an option or two for further discussion, it contains the grimmi'st of the news which Malaysia iind Singapore expected. There me to be further major cuts by 1971 in combat strength and in the number of civilian employees. By
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      Fishing Row
      400 8 The tension between offshore fishermen based on Pangkor Island and inshore fishermen from Pantai Remis and other villages on the Perak coast has once again erupted into violence. The inshoremen struck the first blow. Setting out in 50 boats they waylaid two vessels returning to Pangkor and put
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      Drug Danger
      128 8 It is no secret that drugs vhich should be obtainable >nly through a doctor's preicription may be bought in nany Malayan towns, but it las been a mystery why the >ractice is able to continue, ''low the Perak chief medical >fficer, Dr. Abbas bin Haji Mias, has thrown
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    The Welfare State's crisis
    892 8  - The Welfare State's crisis COLIN McGLASHAN A MILLION CHILDREN LIVING IN POVERTY: A DOCTORS' REVOLT by ONE of Britain's most famous and cherished* sacred cows the Welfare State— has been officially pronounced dead. The coroner's certificate: a Government report revealing one million children living in poverty. The date was sharply
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    LEARNING MALAY
    450 8  -  YUNUS MARIS LESSON 68 in a new series by GLOSSARY: Sentiasa <adv> always; ilmiah i adj scientific; praktis »adj) practical: BERmunfa'at (v» to be beneficial: jurang m> gap. differences, (lit: "ravine" "deep gorge"*: DI-PERsem-pit (v) to be narrowed down; usaha2 pelopor (N) preliminary efforts; DlbrresKAN ivi to be
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    Confrontation of the generations
    754 8  -  KARL MEYER THE JAGGER DRUG AFFAIR by LONDON YOU can get pep pills free In Britain, if your doctor prescribes them and every year, 150 million amphetamine pills slide down British throats. But mere possession of only four such pills, has cost pop singer Mick Jagger
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    Kean Siew, MP: I quit
    502 9 PENANG, TUM. ALSO OUT OF ASSEMBLY; PROTEST OVER 'CURTAILMENT OF DEMOCRACY' 'J'Ht, Penang divisional chairman of the Labour Party of Malaya, Mr. Lim Kean Siew, announced today he was resigning his seat in Parliament as the member for Dato Kramat. He is also leaving the
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    Man fined after court views obscene film
    122 9 Man fined after court views obscene film KUALA MTMPUR. Tues. Tan Kan Guan, 29, of Bukit Bintanr Park, was charged in a magistrate's court here ye.-ter-dav with possession of four reels of obscene film and a projector 1.. a taxi on Sunday night. The taxi was stopped at a roadblock
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    New temple
    34 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Tue«. The Minister of Loca'i Government and Housing Iltrhe Khaw Km Boh, will open the Kwan Inn Teng temple. off Jala.i Selangor in Petaling Java, at 10.30 a.m. on Saturday.
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    Pugilistic show
    30 9 SINGAPORE. Tues.— A puglalUtlc show under the patronage of President Yusof will be held tomorrow at the National Thutre. The charity show is organised by the People's Association.
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    Radio seminar
    33 9 srNOAPORE. Tues— The Prime Minuter. Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, will open a seminar In connection with the radio course "Singapore— the way ahead" at the University of Singapore on July 30.
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    Sultan of Pahang's mother dies at 86
    81 9 Sultan of Pahang's mother dies at 86 KIANTAN, Tues. llajah Kalthom binte Tun Abdullah, mother of the Sultan of Pahang. died at 3.15 a.m. today at Pekan. about 28 miles from here. She was 86. A iti-uun salute was fired early this morning to announce the death. All Government departments
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    Rape report: Two held
    58 9 ALOR STAtv lufs. Police detained fey MiJ>pect* lor questionIng In Guru laM night following an iB-year-rl« tappers report that •he had hprn rnpert earlier In the day The g'r. >au. alls ni walkina to work In a ruhhor estate in Jeniang when two men came up.
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    Passport: Penggerang to get special attention
    191 9 JOHORE BAHRU, Tues.— People from Penggerang will continue to get special attention in getting their restricted p a s s p or ts from the Immigration Office hen? although they can still travel to Singapore without these documents until a checkpoint is ready. An
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    KL's traffic chief blames the taxi rush
    124 9 KL's traffic chief blames the taxi rush KIALA LUMPUR. Tues. Keen competition between outstation taxis and local ones in the Federal Capital Is a serious cause of accidents, the Traffic Police Chief, Supt Mansor bin Mohamed Noor. said today. He was commenting on the success of "Operation Outstation Taxi" which
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    Death fall
    33 9 SINGAPORE, luei, A man Hn Knee. 49 fell to his death from the top floor of a 10-«torey I flat in Jalan Batu early today Police do not suspect foul Diav
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    Family lecture
    24 9 KI'ALA LUMPUR. rues —Five nundred police recruiU tt the Po Uc« Depot her* will attend a lecture on family planning tomorrow. J
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    Three men rob smallholder of $200
    80 9 Three men rob smallholder of $200 KUANTAN. Tues. Thre* men, one armed with a pistol, last night robbed a rubber smallholder of $200 at the 24th mile. Jalan Gambang The smallholder. Mr. Chan Woo. 29. said he was with his father and brother In the house at 8.00 p.m. when
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    Postal changes
    34 9 IPOH, Tuea. Inche Mohamed Ghazah bin Ja'afar, Controller of Posts. Perak hu been transferred to Kuala Lumpur v acting Director of Posts (Finance) His assistant. Mr. Norman Bosweil. has succeeded him here.
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    Upko not fighting Central Govt: Stephens
    277 9 Upko not fighting Central Govt: Stephens CALL FOR RESPECT OF CONSTITUTIONAL RIBNTS OF THE OPPOSITION PARTIES fEoSt^TON, Tues. J The Upko leader, Dato Donald Stephens, denied here today that his par«y was waging a campaign against the Central Government. "But. the Upko has made it clear that it will not
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    Another recruit for that slow boat to Sydney
    276 9 Another recruit for that slow boat to Sydney SINGAPORE. Tues.— me siow-boat-to-Sydney couple, cnester narris and ins nancee Maureen Liew. nave picKed up a passenger to go with them on their trip. rie is Jim OberbecK. 24, a hitch-hiker who lett England in March this year and has ueen travelling
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    Lock icon Marijuana destroyed
    30 9 SINGAPORE, Tues. A ton of marijuana being prepared for smuggling to Singapore was destroyed by police in North Sumatra recently, the Indonesian national news agency reported today.— AP.
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    Abolish Sabah's trade tax? Treasury puzzled
    319 9 Abolish Sabah's trade tax? Treasury puzzled KUALA LUMPUR, 1Y Tues. The announcement by Sabah's acting Chief Minister. Dato Khoo Siak Chiew. last Sunday that the trading licence tax in the State would be abolished from Jan. 1 haa caught the Central Government by surprise. According to a Treasury source, the
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      735 9 TV MALAYSIA CHANNEL S Ku»l» Lum- in Mandarin; 6.36 Ken the pur and Penan*; 6 Ipoh and Wolf Boy; 6.56 Kuala Lumpur Malacca; 3 and 10 Johore Race Results; 7 News In EngBahru: 4 Talpine; 7 Batu lish: 7.10 Majallah TV Pahat; 9 Kluanf. Weekly magazine programme; 7.35 The Samurai;
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      A lecturer develops new type of lamp
      206 10 ANEW type of lamp fitting, the Na-Hg Fitting, and claimed to be able to give high efficiency and more economical use has been developed by Mr. Sze Yu Kwok. a lecturer with the Singapore Polytechnic. The new lighting system is the lombination of
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      Qantas trainee back from Sydney
      108 10 Qantas trainee back from Sydney MR. Peter Lo, sales trainee, recently returned from Sydney to commence the second phrase of his 4-year sales training programme. While in Sydney Mr. Lo was introduced to all aspects of Qantas commercial operations, covering reservations, booking office, advertising. promotions, budgets, cargo and traffic. Mr.
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      IAC name dealer liaison officer
      93 10 MR. Francis Corneliu* above* 33. has been appointed dealer liaison officer of I. AC. Ltd.. covering Singapore and West Malaysia. This was announced by Mr. J.R.S. Kirkham, general manager of I. AC. Mr Cornelius, who Joined the company in 1953. has had more than i
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      CCM hold open day
      76 10 The Chemical Co. of Ma'ayst* Berhad recently held an Open Day at the facton in Pariang Jawa. Klang, for rubber planters from all over Malaysia who were in Kuala Lumpur to participate In the RRI Planters Conference The planters visited the factory In groups and were
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      More patrol craft
      127 10 PICTURE shows Shahbandar. one of the 87-foot fast patrol launches which were commissioned for service with the Royal Malaysia Police last March. An order for four more 87 -foot fast patrol boats, similar to the Shahbandar. for the Royal Malaysia Police has been received by the Singapore
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      Swedish gas cylinder plant soon
      286 10 Swedish gas cylinder plant soon WHEN the liquid petroleum gas cylinder factory goes into operation in Jurong at the end of this year, it will bear testimony to Sweden's interest in Singapore's industrialisation scheme. It will also be the first wholly Swedish-owned Industrial plant In the Republic, and derives Its
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      MARKET SURVEY
      91 10 THE export manager of Cate Mode N V. Holland, cne of the largest manufacturers of fabrics In Europe and Its subsidiary company. Alfred Gottschalk Nouveautes Gmbh.. Germany. Mr. Bryan K. Helstrip (above) visited Singapore and West Malaysia recently During his stay In Singapore. Mr. Helstrlp had discussions with
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      Reward trip to Germany
      154 10 \f R. Teoh Slew Khye (above) iT tale* representative of Behn. Meyer A Co iM) Ltd.. Penanf. will leave on August 1 for one month's special training at the Ohmpia factor? in Wilhelmshaven. Germany. He Is the onl> Malaysian, and one jf tour sales representatives In
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      Hearing aid chief in S'pore
      203 10 rE president of American Danish Otlcon A.S. of Denmark. Mr. B. Simonsen, visited Singapore recently In the course of a Far East tour to meet and discuss with their consultants and representatives on distribution of Oticon Hearing Aids Established In 1904, the Otlcan Organisation is
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      Fresh effort
      33 10 One of the world's leading manufacturer* of novelty and gift items. Brown and Bigelow of Minnesota. USA., is making fresh efforts at introducing greater sophistication into sales promotion In the region.
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      White Label executive visits Republic
      110 10 White Label executive visits Republic MR. Guy Hastings, (above) senior overseas representative of John Dewar Sons Ltd.. makers of Dewar's White Label whisky recently visited Singapore. This was Mr. Hastings' first visit to the Far East and he spent considerable time touring throughout Eastern and Western Malaysia and Singapore. Mr.
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      126 10 I In San Francisco, we're known as the Manila airline. Because we jet from the State* to Manila taster than any other airline. Naturally, this works in reverse. Pour times weekly from Manila, once each week from Singapore our DC -8 Fan Jets span the Pacific to San Francisco's soaring
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    A new deal for Orang Asli —by Minister
    399 11 A new deal for Orang Asli by Minister STEPS TAKEN TO ABSORB THEM INTO SOCIETY. IPOH, Tuesday IT is the intention .»f the Government to make the Orang Asii an integral part of Malaysian society, the Minister of Lands and Mines, Haji Abdul Rahman bin Yaakub, said here today. As
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    Man faces charge in $3,000 cheating case
    102 11 L'UALA LUMPLK. I'liCv Shun Ten*. 4J. uf Mambau New Village in Seremban was charged In 'he Sessions Court here today with cheating Mohampd Al: bin Ismail of $3,000 at Happy Gardens. Petallng. Shun v- all^K^d 'o ii^\« dishoneMly induced Mohamad All to givr
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    New Ceylon order for Vosper boats
    94 11 New Ceylon order for Vosper boats SIM.APORF. luev-An export order for 12 more 45ft. fast twinscrew patrol boats worth 51.750.000 for the Royal Ceylon Navy has been received by a leading boat-builder In Singapore. The boat builder is Vosper Thornycroft (Far East) Ltd.. whose shipyard at Tanjong Rhu it now
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    New chairman of society
    41 11 KI.tANG lues Mr lan Kirn Chye ha.s been elected chairman of the Kluang District War Department Civilian Qnployeen I Co-operative Thrift, and Loan Society. Mr. A.E Pereira has been re-elected secretary and Mr. Chum Teck Kve treasurer
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    Russians want to know more about us
    124 11 Russians want to know more about us 1 SINGAPORE, Tues. Russians wish to know a great deal about Singapore and Malaysia but preferably from their own writers, Tass news agency's No. 2 man here. Mr. Vladimir Nadashkevitch, 29. said today. Mr Sergei Svirln. the first Ta&s man here, has gon*
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    Police instructor is acquitted of theft
    130 11 SI.NGAPORfc. Tues. A police instructor. Constable Rahron bin K.ih.i. was today acquitted by a district court after the prosecution «itlidrru .< then chart* ■friit him The charge alleßed that R.thron stole SlOO frnm Set. P.u'hiiiiiilliu at Die Sergeants room at the Polite I raininc
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    Spastic sports
    32 11 SINGAPORE. Tues. —Resident Yusof and hi* uife, Puan Noor Ai.-hah, will attend the seventh annual spoils meet of the Spastic Children's Association of Singapore at GU.stead Road on July 29
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    Theft from car
    30 11 PENANG Tiie* A radio, a cigarette lighter and t»o p.«ir» of sungla.->e.- MM stolen from a car parked outside a hou.,e in Penang Hill Railway Road yeaterdar
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    $600,000 aid for family planning
    162 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Tuesday. rpHE Deputy Prime Minister. Tun Abdul Razak. A today received $600,000 worth of equipment for the National Family Planning Board from Sweden. The presentation was made by the Swedish Ambassador. Mr. Ake Sjolin. Also present at the ceremony was the Minister of
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    Prize day
    35 11 TAN AH RATA. TUN. The. »n UWI speech day- pri/p e.\ing *ru I the Trneku Ahmae Secondary School hrrr will b< icld on Fndav. The Parang Ch;e Cducji'.on Officer Hru Lokmar he nrp.tent.
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    Hunt for two last seen with dead driver as police exhume his body
    139 11 L'IALA TREMi- GANt, Tues. Police here today exhumed the body of an Indian who was found dead on July 10 at the 19th mile. TrengganuKelantan Road They are now searching for two people who are believed to
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    Flaming torch charge: Boy of 15 in court
    97 11 SINGAPORE. Tues. A 15-year-old boy. who allegedly carried a flaming torch In an anti-Govern-ment demonstration in Kirn Tian Road last night. was produced before Mr. George Sandosham in the juvenile court today. The boy pleaded not guilty tn a charge ot being
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    Shell man to study new techniques in Britain
    122 11 Shell man to study new techniques in Britain SHELLS Chief Accountant. Marketing Accounts. Mr. Lim Kwang Hua, "above i. has lcit Singapore for a year's assignment at Shell's Stanlow refinery in Britain to gain first nand experience of modern refinery accounting techniques and practices. He was in London in 1957
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    Boy robbed
    35 11 TELUK ANSON. Tue.- -Thievai broke Into the room of a schcnlboy. CtMW Selc Ban. 17. a? the lat mile. Changkat Jong road, hera ye^teroay and stole three pairs of .-l.oes and two guitars.
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    THE KELANTAN TEST
    233 11  -  PADMAN GOPAL By I/OTA BHARU. Tues. The result of the parliamentary by-elect-ion on Aug. 19 will be an important barometer in finding out how effective the Alliance has been in changing the hearts of the rural people in the PMIP controlled State. If the PMIP wins It
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    U.S. attitude to quota restrictions unreasonable, says Dr. Lim
    375 11 U.S. attitude to quota restrictions unreasonable, says Dr. Lim KUALA LUMPUR. Tv»«. THE Minister of Commerce and Industry, Dr. Lim Swee Aun. today condemned as "unreasonable" the American attitude to quota restrictions on imports of Malaysian-made textiles. Negotiations with U.S Embassy officials over the export limit 01 Malaysian textile to
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      241 11 Straits Times Crossword ACROR* .>IT it. «> 1. Ch»Me aeiiiM may be m»d« J? 19 beautiful 13 1 13 Boat r creator of int«r8. Boat with lines on it f*renct on the air .10; 9. Steady business -4. 18 T C nnOt ZZ~J£ 11 s i £5 i SK ,i
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      710 12 ACCOMMODATION VACANT fi Word* SI i Hin.) Cm 5* r/» rxlrm LUXURY FURNISNEO BUNCA LOWS. Hn u „< I' |j >i II IS ■<!. I IS Hf Sal from S2.V) il -'im. Rins ,S SBWI 474«7 I TO LET unfurnisbed huntalow V 3 > Jalan Ttmplar Petalux Jaya 1 Available
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      1230 13 r//£Lnhi//v£s m- I ■t Last »j a; C OO'.'H/i'. L EXPRESS SAILINGS TO 6EHOA/MOKTH CONTINENT/SCANDINAVIA. P. S ham Penang S pore 1 Genoa R a<n Hburg Aarhus C'hagen PATAGONIA BH <aly 21/11 latr 27/21 laly 21 Sipt 2 Sept 11 Sept 13 Stft 17 Itpt 11 AROSIA li) At« 1
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      1352 13 I BENULINE I EXPRESS SERVICE TO LONDON. LIVERPOOL t CONTINENTAL PO*TS DVUADIATfiI for Lon3cn Aat 17 BENAnNIIf htxvtm Aat 25 ItajgMPf Pt H Penanf HamDjrj Aaf 71 G 33 July 21 Jaly 21,22 bennevis r as Singaoore Pt I p»-j-j Hamburg Sept II July 22 25 la Pt Jaly 21
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      1275 13 BUCKNALL S.S. CO., LTO. SEE OVERLEAF FOR OUTWARD SERVICE FROM U.K.. CONTINENT. Lialiaf tar. Smgapon P. S"ni» Piatat CITY OF WORCESTER Havrt, LomJOR. Rotttroaai. Gla 21-24 Mjro.rg -tu.i 21 July 21 23 July 24 25 Jaly CITY OF CUILDFORD U-njcn. Rotlircam. Hamburt Ma. it 21 2j Aut 24 2S Aat
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    203 14 MELBOURNE. Tues. i CONSOLIDATED Goldflelds and I Lakeview ar.d Star reflecting j the grant of nickel prospect rlghu at New Lake Rebecca iW.A.i were the main lsxerest of trading. Most nickel stocks again had .solid gains but other base metals were irregular. Oils eased Cnn.sol Koldfields >old up
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    RUBBER PRICES
    237 14 LGtST first crade rubber f.o.b. buyers closed at 5 pan. In KuaU Lumpur and Singapore yesterday at HU cents per Ib. down unr-ncbth of a cent on Monday's closing level. The tone was dull. R.A.S. and M.R.I closing prices in cents per Ib. yesterday. Buyers Sellers Int 1
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    62 14 HiNtsi Pftnxic* laaiMptja. tint* Urday. C*c»nut .ii: hulk S4«i MMfra drum i.su,' »»llcr« ■aajrai MtaiuJ ii.om ioo«e Juir/ Au: IK Continent *2ftj l>l»|Mr: Muntok n Hit, ||gf| er«. Saransk nhit» jlis. l f||«n pecial Sarawak black SP.'t tatter* sarbled Lampong black *|OO atl!«n tall 96. -ri.Wi. ABTA SI
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    SHIPS IN PORT
    193 14 SMIPj lying aluniaidi tn« Cingapsrt wharvui or t>p«ctad t.day art: Tal Ping 1/2. Sedenak K.W. 2 3. Wonorato 3 4. Perak N.W. 4/5. Meridian 6 T. Anterior 10 '11. Straat Magcibacn i.i'l6. Melbourne IS. Tborscape "J. Slogen 23. Tilpondok ST/St, Benarmn U 34. Naf.aaki 3S 39. MumaMrti
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    QUIET, INACTIVE DAY ON STOCK EXCHANGE
    729 14 From Our Market Correspondent pONDI'I lONS on the Stock \y Exchange yesterday were quiet and comparatively inactive. There appeared to be little incentive to deal and turnover contracted to just below 600.000 units. Matsushita turnover continued to fall as the result of the ban
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    STOCKS INDICES
    32 14 Malayan Stork Indiir* July IT July ID Industrials: IIJUI 1 1 ."i 1*» •Proprrtirs: 108.H'! MIX.X! Minim.-- HI.flK 9;.K(| rubbers: 1119.37 109.37 Dm. M, 1962 100 vDec. 30. 1966 100
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    Straits tin price gains on stronger demand
    391 14 Rfc Straits tin price yesterday gained 87. cents pr r picul to S6lO on an ottering estimated down j tons to "'3a tons. Stronger all-round demand wa» reported and this was responsible for the rise which compared with a drop of 10s. in
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    H.K. RATES
    28 14 Horn- Konu yr.<trrday thi- I• Dtllar iii quoted at 5. A1l lor TT rur lath. Sttrlin; uj ik 14 amJ •nt tacl ot (old .7 1
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      950 14 P&O ROUND VOYAGE TO HONG KONG s.s. "CATHAY" (14,000 tent fully airconaiitiontd) Departs:- PENANG 18 Aug 1967 P. SHAM 20 Aug 1967 SINGAPORE 22 Aug 1967 For HONGKONG 26/30 Aug 1967 Returns:- SINGAPORE 3 Sept 1967 P. SHAM 5 Sept 1967 PENANG 6 Sept 1967 FIRST CLASS ACCOMMODATION AVAILABLE Wmm
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      379 14 WORLDWIDE CARRIERS LTD. \w£JaW GREAT LAKES SERVICE lT It: MBNTIEAI TORONTO HAM:. ION BUFFALO UNTABUU IBLEDO DETROIT MILWAUKEE SREENIAT CMICAM S'dot* P. S'hom P«nono GRAND LOYAL 7/ 9 Aug 10/11 Aug 12 Aug IRISH MAPLi 21/23 Aug 24/2* Aug 26/27 An. A t aat«: McALISTER 6c CO., LTD. Spore *****/9
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      302 14 FROM CAICUTTA tU V 0 £I EIO I» (h M.V. "VISHVA KALYAN" SIATt 01 ANOHRA' im "?:zjJTnu{- ll onV) mmm V 'VISHVA VIR" f "i "i l laean iui« t>ii\ rROM IAPAfi m VI V ttafl OF ASSAM" »O' Vai-«' Bc-ot/ iyi« ji FROM IOMBAY M V STITf OF BIHAR'
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    Business done on the Stock Exchange
    1239 15 \f\ -ISF.-S In and reported to J > the Singapore and Koala Lumpur trading rooms of the Stork Exchange \ssterdav with the number of shares traded in brarkett: INDUSTRIALS: Bauttead (4.000) tl XV Central Sugar (2000. 11.71 D. 20.C00) 1170 D. (22.000) II.W. i3.000i
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    CLOSING PRICES
    25 15 KI'BRKK PRICE: 55} cents (down one-eighth of a cent). TIN: $610 (up seventiirhths of a cent). Estimated offering 235 tons (down 5 tons).
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    EQUITY YIELDS
    379 15 T^HE following Ust of selected Malayan Industrial yields Is based on last sales to July 15. Cempanlti leatee) In Malayala far tuition purpatet. Avar*** sreaa dividend yldd T Mr eaat (S.B par eanti. Avaras* era** sarnlnna yield 3 p»r cent (10.8 per cent). Overall averase groe* esminc* yl»lrt
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    87 15 THI AiilintKn «f Bank! In Milay tn mad* thraa rhinctt la it* MtSS to IIOOi: UnltM Buytnii TT 37| airmail on 32|. BO 1/St S3S/1S rrtdlt hllla. 33t tradt hill*. Canarta: Buying TT SA 3/ia, mall OP AA 4 'IS. AO d/*t. 3AJ rrmit Mil' .1* truir hill..
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      139 15 SHIPPING NOTICES THE BEACO-WILHELMHEN UNE M/S "NARA" VOT. tA ARRII SINGAPORE ON lfi 7 «7 A general Survey of all cargo discharged damaged by the above vessel will be held at PS A. godown Nos. 42 <fc 43 from 8 00 am. to 5.00 p.m. on 19th and 24th July.
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      133 15 SHIPPING NOTICE HOLLAND EAST ASIA LINE. m.v. "AMERSKERK" Arrived 14.7.67 0 Gdn. 8 9 Consignees of all damaged cargo ex the above vessel U notified that the General Survey will be held on Friday the 31st July 1967 as from 7.00 am No further survey will be held X.P.M. (FAR
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      792 15 '(ontinued from Page 12 1 FOR SALE M "Wi S« i Him.)— Bmx rf* aslr* VtRVONt KNOWS BY NOW that Singapor* Refrigeration Company fjwr «li»« In Phlloo Airconditioner* •ni for prompt **rvicing. Call at 12 14 Intrrnatonal Building. B'por* T»l ?219S ***** ITRIAMLINIO LSTTIR BOXES. «tth compartment* tor newapaper*. iettart,
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      827 15 SHOPPING GU Ufc p-rc Ii Wmr4m «f in »ni i» rl. «r»r. JEWELLERY Mukrx vie moet appreciated gift Lateat range at Tin Btng QoldMntUu Ltd 215-217 South Bridge Koad. 8 pore WHY DREAM of going to Tiffany when Lee Onn ran onVr your fabulou* jewellery at 708 8 South Bridge
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      770 15 THE NEW SERENDAH RUBBER CO. BERHAD (Incorporated in Malay.sia i OFFER TO PIRtHASK THK ISSUED < \FIT\I. OF THE BOKH 1.1 KI'RRrR COMPANY HI KH \l> The Directors have decided to declare unconditional their offer for the purchase of the whole issued capital of the Borelli Rubber Company Berhad and
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      640 15 THE PENANG TURF CLUB Pursuant to the requirement of the Registrar of Societies. Malaysia, to amend the rules of the Penang Turf Club, notice is herebygiven that a special general meeting of members of the Penang Turl Club will be held at the race course premises. Penang. on Thursday, 3rd
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      513 15 SHARIKAT PERMODALAN KEBANGSAAN BERHAD Dengan mi di-nyatakan hahawa Mrshuarat Agnnr Tahunan Yang ke-Lima untok Sharikat mi akan di-adakan di-Oditnriam MARA, Kanmman MARA, Jalan Tuanku Abdul Rahman, Kuala Lumpur, pada hari Ahad 30hh. Julai, 1%7 pada pukol 10.30 pagi dengan tujuan herikut:— 1 Menerima dan jika di-fikirkan paint, meluluskan Kira2 dan
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      SOCCER Japan not coming for Merdeka tourney
      213 16  - SOCCER Japan not coming for Merdeka tourney MANSOOR RAHMAN By JAPAN have withdrawn from the Merdeka soccer tournament from Aug 10 to 26, the F.A. of Malaysia announced yesterday. A cable from the Japan F.A. said they had previously agreed to send their national team on a South American tour,
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      RECORD-BREAKER'S AGONY...
      55 16 RECORD-BREAKER'S AGONY ri^HE agony of the long- distance runner is written on the face of P. Jambu as he makes a lungbursting lunge at the tape after 10,000 metres in 35:38.4 a new state record at the Penang AAA championships last Saturday. Jambu clipped 15.6 sec off his own record
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      Aw Hoe Cup j match in doubt
      138 16  - Aw Hoe Cup j match in doubt JOE DORAI If ONG KONG'S visit to Singapore for the Aw Hoe Cup soccer match this year remains in doubt. The match was nrcinally M'heduled 'or May or June but the HKFA asked for a postponement because of financial and players' leave difficulties.
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      MALAYSIAN OPEN
      42 16 Entries for the Malaysian Open tennis championships to be held on the Selangor Club courts from Sept. 7-10 will clo^e on Aug 18 Entries should be I sent to ITAM secretary V Rajartanam. 11 Road 6 18. Pc- tahne Jaya
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      Umno clinch Div 2 title
      106 16 LMXO 2 NEW STAK i IMNO won the F.A. of Selangor *J League Div 2 championship yesterday by drawing their last match with New Star at Taylor Road. Kuala Lumpur. Umno finished level on points with Sclar.gor Indian Association but a better goal-average gave them
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      THOMAS CUP Now top Indon official quits
      175 16 THOMAS CUP Now top Indon official quits JAKARTA. Tues. Indone»la Director General of Sport. Colonel Sukamto Sajidimun, said today he had submitted his resignation to the acting President. General Suharto, over last mouths rowdy incident which led to the abandonment of the Thomas Cup badminton challenge round between hold- ers
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      RAZAK CUP Penang get north zone title on toss of coin
      242 16 RAZAK CUP Penang get north zone title on toss of coin I>ENANG. have been awarded X the north zone title on the toss of a coin against defending champions Perak In the Tun Razak Cup hockty competition. The teams drew 1-1 In the only match in the lone at Penang
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      Lepcha gets winner
      96 16 TPCA 2 TG BL'NGWI 1 I EPCHA. the TPCA s new ir- kha cpntip-forwrtid scored a 50th minute winning co i i Tanjong Bung..h Rangers in tli* FA. ol Penanu Leasuc Fust Division at Victoria Green yeatsnUy. Rangers took an early lr«ad when Osman Salleh scored in
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      RESULTS,RESULTS,RESULTS,RESULTS
      1124 16 RESULTS, RESULTS,RESULTS,RESULTS ATHLETICS si\(,\roiu i\ 1 1 i:-x hooi. FINALS iFarrer Pk>: Boy» 'A 1 ■.'.ouoin sterplerhase: 1 M. Nirm^/i 2 S. Sadayappan 3 Jug.ieet Smtth 6 218 ueci: "B 1 pole vault: 1 Ho Lye Ann 2 Ho Lye Bpiik 3 N« Cheng Tee 9fl. 3: •C—javelin: 1 Kamsari
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      Maimoon sets pace for records spree
      432 16  - Maimoon sets pace for records spree ERNEST FRrDA By VIAIMOON BAKAR, 17, from Cedar Secondary Girls School, set the pace for records when she bounded away to new times on the first day of the Singapore combined inter-school and in-ter-district athletic championships held at Farrer Park Athletic Stadium yesterday. The
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      TOUGHER TARGETS NOW FOR LIFTERS
      143 16 f THE Malay Man Amateur Weightlifuixj Federation h.ivf i aised their qualifying standards for the Fourth Seap Games to be helo. in Bangkok on Dec. 9-16. MAWLF— the first Malaysian body to set standards h;ive mCn i.sed minimum totals for the neht weiahl divisions by
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      480 16 NOTICE NOTICB The .tat— dl annual Athletlr "J*»* *7S5* ggT Urn 72 Se,onda.> hool. W*- lnf Pmp O yment of Besley Pike Rat u Bunßkal off Kampar Road d d„no r utho M 7 i T >£ nm f n'■ lo n«n«an lIIIImTT or to reTmSJg'ml" P SSJT*" beh r
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      687 16 TENDERS TENDER NOTICE MINISTRY OF AGRICULTURE AND CO-OPERATIVES DRAINAGE AND IRRIGATION DIVISION Tenoei*. are invited for the aupply. Aiipet vision of erection, completion and testing, ol lhe following pumping equipment for limtallation In thr Tin Bora Pumping Station of the Muda Irrigation Protect. Main Canals. In the Stau of Kedah
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      104 16 ATHLETICS Spore interachool meet (Parrer Pki HOCKEY ipota Dlt. 1: AC« v KIA 'B 1 Dhr. 2: Kilat v SMI •B (both at padangi L. Perak DJt. |i DTC v Malay Club iT Anson>. RIX.GEB Sgor Malays Cobra*: MSC v Serdang iS« Bml>. SOCCER Ipoh IMv. 3: PBS. B. Oajah
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      ON THE TRACK Splendid trial by Lotus Flower
      257 17 ON THE TRACK Splendid trial by Lotus Flower f OTIS FLOWER, ap- prentii Rao up. did a fine triil on c<»od i at Kuala Lumpur yesterday mnrninc. when he ran 31 in 37 2/5. Happy Soldier, a npwr..mpr frnm trainer Ahmad Samad's Bukit Tlmah stables. w*»nt well over 3f In
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      JOCKEY FORM
      101 17 JOCKEY FORM gives placing* of tne past 15 mount* of •he top jockevf. Latent pUcing on the right Figure* within bracket* indicate number of wnners. Pretty 1 40) 0O333(V?OO*****0 nleman 140 1 *****0(*****0201 Harbrldge ■2 4 > :nnni ********** Bnusoure (20) *************** Trevena <20) oonooo]nnnnno3o Coles (19) onnninnnonon3io
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      Chow is AMERICAN CLUB'S first Masters champ
      850 17  - Chow is AMERICAN CLUB'S first Masters champ Joe Dorai and lan Pereira BOWLING NOTES by I£. C. CHOW became 1Y the first Masters champion of the American Clubs tournament whirh ended at the weekend In Singapore. Hp yrnred a total of 1.98s pinfalls for the overall title. Dot Burton with
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      KL RUNNERS AND RIDERS
      1392 17 GOING FORECAST: Good. Race 1-2.15 Class 6 Div 2 ($4,500) 6f (Local jockeys only) 1 ***** Escort a (Goldi Noordin 9 9 0 Natudl 4 2 ***** Caroline a tCC) Mawl 6 813 (F) Soaidi 8 3 ***** EASY MONEY a (Ladies) Osman 3 813 (SF)
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      Violacea looks 'past-the-post'
      621 17  -  EPSOM JEEP RACING with yiOLACEA looks "past-the-post" in Race Four at Kuala Lumpur today. The speedy Maddalo filly was a winner on this course in April, when she led all the way over 6f in a Class Four Div. 1 field. In her next outing at Fenang.
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      SELECTIONS
      177 17 BEST BET: Violacea (Rac« Four) EACH-WAY DOUBLE: Kakamion (Race Three) and Chin Mah Mun (Race Eight). BEST FORECAST: Sri Tatak and Pharaoh s AmDirion (Race Six). EPSOM JEEP CALL BOY POINTER IIM I MM MONEY GYPSY MOTH G\P»\ Moth tlf' Mnn" Winorn Prinre*f Melod> KAftl M.).Nr^ »jndhurst Lscort B«e«
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      SRI TASEK CAN SCORE IN STRONG FIELD
      256 17 SRI TASEK CAN SCORE IN STRONG FIELD Pharaoh's Ambition looks th* chief danger. He wa» fancied over 7f on Sunday and did well to finish foui h to The Pointer. Taipini Jade's third to Gr*nd Arctic In Div. 1 on Sunday wa* alao a good showing. Down a division he
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    Arrest that tanker! The inside story
    485 18  -  HALL ROMNEY: THE STRATEGY OF THE SINGAPORE TRAP From LONDON. Tues Till-! ;i|>iuiv" of the Toitcv Canyon's sister ship, tlic lanker Likr Palourde, in Siiii>;i pore, is reguitled by flic l^iilish Treasury Solicitor's office ;ts ;i triumph, according io one newspaper's shipping correspondent Ihis
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    RECORD 2750 YOUTH WEEK WORKERS
    58 18 RECORD 2750 YOUTH WEEK WORKERS SINGAPORE. Turs. A rerord 2 Too students will take part in this year's "Youth Week in Commerce and Industry." They will spend thi-lr vacation working in 300 governmental and commercial establishments, includIng the Singapore armed Tin- pro [anlsed by the Junior Chamber of Singapore and
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    DEATHS
    75 18 TAN ENC KEE M |vi-.-«l away practfulty nn l-« 7.67 Corteitr "ill Chtmpuku AMMI Srnnitt t.Mntr .iltrr I 330 p.m. for Rldadurl on I».T MiI. ...rnrrl by »iii kin HMMt (EAH ENC HOCK .<>..! T-. pa»»rd hind Four «on». Four daushttn Thr*r d: Ukhtt r«, Thr.. «on«-lh-lMu nianv M.md
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    3 years jail for $6,000 robbery
    118 18 3 years jail for $6,000 robbery SINGAPORE. Tues. A Labourer, Ngo Chwee Lai. who stabbed a bus company cashier and robbed him of $6,000 was today jailed for three years by a district court. Ngo. 30. pleaded guilty to robbing the money from Ang Lee. 60. cashier of the Paya
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    Court told of $2,000 a month bribe offer
    710 18 Court told of $2,000 a month bribe offer FORMER MINISTER TELLS OF PRICE TO WITHDRAW FROM ELECTION JESSELTON. Tues. A FOHMKK Sabah Minister of Health, Mr. Richard Yaa told the magistrate's court here today that he was offered a live-year job at $2,000 a month if he withdrew his candidacy
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    PANGKOR CLASH NOT OVER TRAWLING SAYS MP
    222 18 PANGKOR CLASH NOT OVER TRAWLING SAYS MP I£UALA LUMPUR, 1Y Tues. Illegal trawling was not the cause of Sunday's clash between fishermen from Pangkor island and those from Pantai Remis, the MP for Sitiawan. Mr. Ka m Woon Wah, explained here today. He was replying to Mr. Chew Beow Chuon.
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    McEwen makes bitter attack on British ECM bid
    335 18  -  JACK FINGLETON From pANBERRA. Tues. Against the background of a large photograph of Queen Elizabeth, Australia's Deputy Prime Minister and Trade Minister, Mr. John McEwen, made the sharpest Australian Government attack yet on Britain's proposal to join the European Common Market. He
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    LONDON STOCKS. RUBBER and TIN
    367 18 LONDON. Tues.— Closing mid- I die prices of selected stocks not including stamp duty were: RUBBER LONDON. Tues— Spot 17 3 d. Aug. 17 7 16d.. Sept I7>d. Oct 17 7 16d.. Oct Dec-. 1 7 7 16d.. Jan. March 17 9 16d.. April June
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