The Straits Times, 10 August 1967

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    29 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 1 50,000 TIIB Niitiiiiiiil The Straits Times I P J.O. sw»— I 1 l!std. 1845 THURSDAY, AUGUST 10, 1967 15 CENTS KDN. 2378:2390 >!.( (P)?266
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    Girl pipers steal the limelight as Singapore celebrates
    35 1 Girl pipers steal the limelight as Singapore celebrates PRESIDENT YiiMtf takes the salute on the City Hall steps. Lined up hehi n (I him arr the Prime .Minister. Mr. Lee Kuan Yew. and his .Ministers.
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    Lock icon Bravely into third year
    86 1 yr.s. confounding the critics, they have proved il can be done these .">(» Singapore girl pipers. After less than live months' (raining, they made their deluii yesterday. The i^iils ;ni(l their l\\<> instructors, Pipe Major Peggy Iris ;ni(l Miss Sheila Xobes, wearing their new uniform, pill
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    Lock icon Angry Ramos on way back to Manila
    202 1 Angry Ramos on way back to Manila B.wukok. Wed. The Philippines Foreign Secretary. Mr. Ramos, lefi today for Hoim Kong en route to Manila, angered .il press reports that the Philippines had backed down on Its territorial claim to Sabah. The report*, publisl the Bangkok Poal today, quoted him aa
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    STOP PRESS
    33 1 I tkF. DIMSTTK UI n\\ Wed i i<l report* today from Rumania smkJ bet* n im 4li<l 300 prnpl* i nln n I i m.i-i tii ir imJd D aud rlul'iif
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    SINGAPORE, MALAYSIA WILL MOVE CLOSER'
    204 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. The Singapore High Commissioner in Malaysia, Mr. Lien Ying Chow, today expressed confidence that Singapore and Malaysia would not drift farther apart, but on the contrary would move closer for co-opera-ation. In a broadcast over Radio Malaysia on the occasion ot Singapore's
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    Defence talks
    107 1 Defence talks K I A I. A LUMPUR, Wed. Tengku Abdul Rahman will send out immediately personal invitations to Britain, Australia. New Zealand an d Singapore for a Ministerial conference on common defence arrangements. "As I have no rinht to ask them to come here to discuss this matter unless
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    Lock icon Doctors' exam invalid, ruling by Marcos
    87 1 MANILA. Wed.— The Phi- i lippines Medical Board examination held in June has been declared invalid because of rampant cheating Thr new doctors, some ol them already working; abroad, will have to take the test again. The examinations, held > at the Far Eastern
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    TENGKU DECIDES TO SEND OUT PERSONAL INVITATIONS
    366 1 He briefed his Cabinet colleagues on his talks with British official-, on the rundown of troops. When in London, he Ml under the impression that the live-nation defence conference would be i onducled by Britain. Cabinet's 'yes' "But when we finalised the minutes
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      Japanese MPs going to vote...
      114 2 Japanese MPs going to vote... TOKYO. Wednesday THK Spoakei watches in amazement as Japanese iVII'.s create ;i scene during an ;ill-ni".lii s<*ssion of ili<' Diet. It was all carefully planned out in idvance. Tin- Opfxisition parties rosorted i-slow tactics win n the voting Ix'll scum led in the Ciovernment's controvpreial
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      Lock icon Third day of long march on embassy
      186 2 Third day of long march on embassy UONG KONG. VV>d AnUIndonpsl^n rjpmonft.rations continufrl In Peking .vf.<:terdav for th* third day with tTvoluttnnarifs and R«d Guards taking par', according to the N*w China news agency. More than 600,000 people had marched past the Indonesian Embassy during the oust three days to
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      45 ships on US blacklist
      57 2 WAPHINGION. Werl. The Man'ime Administration his raised to 4!S the number of Western world and P"\'sb Bhipi on it* North Vietnam blacklist. The.ye arc VMMIa which have called at North Vietnam port* s'nre .fan. 2.V 1B6« Th»v are barred from mrrvinc U.S-f'.nanc-'ed caieoeis .<siich foreign
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      Lock icon Fulbright: Great Society? It's Sick —Society—
      326 2 Fulbright: Great Society? It's Sick —Society— HONOLULU. Wednesday. gENATOR J. William Fulbnght last night delivered one of his most bitter attacks on the Johnson Administration, declaims: that America had become "a symbol of violenr* and undisciplined power." He contended that the Vietnam war waa "poisoning and brutalising our domestic life"
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      WORDS BETTER THAN WAR, SAYS CHAGLA
      159 2 WORDS BETTER THAN WAR, SAYS CHAGLA NEW DELHI, Wed. India hoped if recover areas lost tn China through "dialogue' and not through militan action, the Foreign Mini* ter. Mr Chagla, told Parliament yesterday. He was replying to questions hv Opposition members criticising th« Government for losing* thousands of square mile*
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      Lock icon '£6mil. FOR MINERAL RIGHTS' CHARGE
      213 2 LAGOS. Wpdnesday. yHE Nigerian Federal Government allpQFr: x terday that secessionist, Biafra had tried to sell 10-year mineral exploitation rights to French bank for £6 million. A FPdPf 1 spokesman showed repor'*r«. what he said was a photosta* of a threp p^cf document, giving a
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      Lock icon Malta jobs plan
      42 2 LONDON. Wed An industrial development plan nmrd at creating isnnn ne« inbs in M' durlne 'he next five yam <^ 5 submitted ve«ter«lav by an -pert committee »or>oin" r Britain •nnrmnred plans to withdraw :t!« troops fmm the iM«nd. -A.P
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      Lock icon 25 flown home
      22 2 TEL AVIV We-i TVeiVv-flv* •joiiniefi Erv-D'nr priMntrs ai utr were flown horn* yattartfay Irf the Internation*! Red Crou— AP.
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      A pretty bird in her cage
      186 3 A pretty bird in her cage T'IMK was when a bird really WAS a bird. And the sight of one of our feathered friends in a eagc wouldn't have raised a single eyebrow. But nowadays, flunks to the enrichment of the hnglish language, "bird" .ilso means girl, of course. So
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      Lock icon Freedom wins the day in Mauritius
      160 3 PORT LOUIC (Mauritius), Wednesday. rpilE voters of this Indian Ocean island have A »iven Sir Seewoosagur Ramgoolam's Independence Party a 16-seat majority to lead them to independence from British rule. The Independence Party, which campaigned to accept Britain's offer 01 independence within six months
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      Lock icon $60,000 OFFER TO KILL MAYOR
      124 3 MEW YORK, Wed Bulgarian wuinun who claim* .she uiimd LSS2O.UOO ($60.0001 to Ifislnate New York's Mayor John Lindsay \va» yesterday charged here With Illegal possession ol a firearm. Mi»s Ptiiku Coneva. who came here trom Bulgaria three years ago. told policy an unidentified man approached
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      UN transfer?
      34 3 DAMASCUS Weil. An Iraqi Government .spokesman said that n<m-.ili<-:ned and Communist coun- the next Geneva I Assembly session for the transfer u f UN. Headquarters from New York to a neutral coun-tn--A.P.
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      Bottoms up—or a strange premiere London...
      380 3 Bottoms up— or a strange premiere London... lON DON, Wed. v One of the most unusual films ever made had its world premiere here last nipht. and the young j Japanese woman who j made it hopes it will strike a blow for world peace. Ml that appears on I
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      Tired pilots
      30 3 London wed BrtUab ]lne pilous ure to have 15 In I month knocked off ihe:r Icb.iMv pfrmi'fd nyine tmr tn ensure thrr dont get over-tired —Rev- 1 tar
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      Lock icon Order to ships
      27 3 CAIRO Wed— Al! stupa heading for Port B :i« clo.se .i.st.s have 0' ed to keep at leMt 50 m:. from the shore. Renter
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      Java famine kills 1,700
      35 3 JAKARTA. Wed. More than 1.700 people in a single Central Java area have died from starvation in the first six months of this year, Antara reported. The area is around Jogjakarta.
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      Lock icon Senator accuses U.S. State Dept of —racism—
      295 3 Senator accuses U.S. State Dept of —racism— WASHINGTON. Wed. The State Department was accused of racism yesterday tor refusing to accept political refugees from Asia and the Pacific as immigrants to the United States. Senator Hiram Fong of Hawaii, said the State Department was openly flouting the spirit of the
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      Lock icon Envoy's new job
      27 3 JERUSALEM. Wed. Israels Ambassador to the United Nations. Mr. Gideon Rafael, is to become director-general of the Foreign Ministry, it was announced here. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Cashing in...
      26 3 ALGIERS. Wed— The Govern-ment-controlled Algerian televii sion announced last niiht it was jofferine a half-hour film show- Ing "Tshombe in Algeria" for USS2OO.OOO. UPI.
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      Lock icon Asian Bank 'a hopeful breakthrough in the pattern of aid'
      334 3 Asian Bank 'a hopeful breakthrough in the pattern of aid' MANILA. Wed r pHE Asian Development Bank was a heartening breakthrough in the pattern of assistance because it provides a "means through which funds are channelled in an anonymous fashion," the president. Mr. Takeshi Watanabe of Japan. said today. The
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      Lock icon HA VAN AS CALL TO ARMS IN LATIN AMERICA
      326 3 HA VAN A S CALL TO ARMS IN LATIN AMERICA HAVANA, Wednesday. Latin American Solidarity Organisation (OLAS) yesterday called for the seizure of power through armed struggle throughout Central and South America. It accused the Organisation of American States (OAS) of planning new aggression against Cuba at its forthcoming Foreign
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    'Singapore Night' at N-Theatre
    156 4 Raising funds for National Art Gallery and Academy building gINGAPORE, Wed. The Singapore Arts Council is to launch a campaign shortly to raise funds for the proposed National Art Gallery and Academy building. The campaign, which will involve a series of cultural performances by local artist*,
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    Star-studded show
    184 4 tumes, and the sets on stage. Participating artiste will Include: The Seiiwarna Group ot 12: Guest vocalists Kharttna Dahart. June Mok. the Vasantha Sisters and the Bamblnoes; The Nan Hua Girls School dance group of IS: The National Theatre Chinese Orchestra. The Metro Philharmonic Choir: 9 Bhaskar Dance
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    Good wishes for our progress
    404 4 GREETINGS FROM INDIAN LEADERS SINGAPORE, Wed. nal Affairs. Mr MC. Chagla. in hi* message to the Singapore Foreign >Timster. Mr S Rajaratnam. said: "I have great pleaMire in extending to Your Excellency my hearty congratulations «n the occasion of the Independence Day of your country
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    TTC WILL CELEBRATE FOR WHOLE TERM
    99 4 TTC WILL CELEBRATE FOR WHOLE TERM SINGAPORE. Wed. —National Day celebrations in the Teachers" Training College will last not just a week, but throughout the term. It beg&n yesterday with a flag-raising ceremony In the gaily-decorated grounds of the Paterson Hill campus, a speech by Its principal. Rev T R
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    Flower show
    36 4 SINGAPORE. Wed— Che Dah binte Mohamod Noor. wife of the Minister for Culture and Social Affairs, will declare open a Japanese flower arrangement exhibition at the Singapore Conferenc3 Hall at 530 pm on Friday.
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    Prize-giving
    46 4 SINGAPORE. Wed The wife of the Minister of state for Education. Che Mawan Wajld Khan, will give away prizes to the winners of the seventh annual students walk organised by the Chinese VMCA on Sunday at West Point Garden. The Minister will also be present.
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    Worried?
    52 4 BRIGHTEN YOUR MOOD INSTANTLY Your Doctor has told you you are in A1 physical shape Yet the fact remains that you— like all normal healthy people occasionally need something to cheer you up. Now thanks to pharmaceutical research ProPlus Tablets are available to brighten your mood instantly. Get Pro-Plus
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    SIM SEMINARS, COURSES ON MANAGEMENT
    159 4 SINGAPORE. Wed The Singapore Institute of management is organising two seminars and three courses In business management for this month. A three-day seminar on 'Management development in the private and public sectors 1 will begin on Aug. 16 at the Political Study Centre In Goodwood
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    ARTIST IN SEARCH OF A NEW —MEDIUM^
    181 4 ARTIST IN SEARCH OF A NEW —MEDIUM^ SINGAPORE. Wed. The Ambassador of the United States of America. Mr. Francis J. Galbraith. will declare open an art exhibition with a difference at the National Library at 5.30 p.m. en Aug. 24. It is an exhibition of aluminium reliefs the first ever
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    Sports coaching aid films now available
    63 4 Sports coaching aid films now available SINGAPORE. Wed —Six colour fUms on the various aspects of sport, specifically intended for schools and sporting organisations as a further coaching aid. have been made available by Shell Australia to enthusiasts in Singapore. The films on athletics (track and field i. soccer, swimming.
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    Wok: Art in Spore seeks the best results
    247 4 SINGAPORE. Wed. The Minister 'or Culture and Social Welfare, Inche Othman Wok. yesterday said the art movement in Singapore had always been characterised by a healthy desire to explore and to experiment in order to achieve the best results. Speaking at the
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    92 accidents
    20 4 SINGAPORE. Wed There were 92 traffic accidents. t«-o of them classified as 'serious. in the ptt 24 hours.
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    Centres to play host to 200 Asian visitors
    113 4 SINGAPORE. Wed—Thirteen community centres will play host to some 200 players from 14 Asian countries now participating in the Asian table-tennis championships In tht Republic. Starting from Friday night, the Paya Lebar. Crawford and Boon Teck Road community centres will hold separate
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    INSECT BITES
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    Competition for markets
    389 5 PENANG. W«d. 'Malaysia must push its way not only with primary products but also manufactured goods' AS a developing country, Malaysia must push its way into the competition for markets with not only primary commodities, but also manufactured goods. •Our products must be as good as those
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    Sentence lenient, says C.J. so appeal dismissed
    142 5 Sentence lenient, says C.J. so appeal dismissed SINGAPORE, Wed. A hanker. Lira Seng Huat. tt, lost his appeal yesterday against a lower court sentence of four and a half years' jail, plus t\vi> years' police supervision, for robbery in a flat at Jalan Bunga Jaram. Dismissing the appeal, the Chief
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    Driver charged with abduction
    55 5 BLKIT MERTAJAM Wrd A lorry driver V. Mamckam. 33 «a< charged yesterday with abductinc Raia Shirr M.mmuthu from her Bukit Tcngah home on July 12 with mieni to came her to be secretly and wrongfully confined The maci-s'.ratc. Mr. K. C. Vohrah allowed bail in $1,000
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    SHE JUMPED FROM SECOND FLOOR
    285 5  -  RUDY BELTRAN TRAPPED IN BLAZING BUILDING... By KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. The top of a van broke the fall of Madam Woo Lai Sim, 56, a cigarette hawker, who jumped from a second floor window of a blazing building in Petaling Street heti? last night. ••I
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    Lock icon Sumatra discussion on Malaysian mills
    80 5 lAKARIA. Wed. The South Sumatra legislature has opened discussions on the future of Malaysian-owned rubber mills seized by the Indonesian Government during confrontation of Malaysia.. According to reports, views within the House about what to do witb the mills are still widely varied, ranging from
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    LUniversity of Singapore results in medicine
    332 5 L University of Singapore results in medicine '("'HE Faculty of Medi--1 cine of the Univer- sity of Singapore to- day announced results of the Final Professional Part I re-exami-nation for the Degrees of Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery. The following candidates have passed the examination in the subject
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    Our modest hopes realised—Raja
    135 5 CINGAPOU, Wed— The Foreign Minis te r. Mr. S. K.uaratn.im. who flew home from Bangkok last niebt after attend in; the Asean Foreign Ministers' conference declared: "On the whole, the meeting was very successful. All our modest expectations have been realised." He v i(l Singapore's proposals
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    Religious talks
    33 5 KUANTAN Wed— The act.ng Mentn Besar uf Pahang. Data Hau Abdul Aziz bin Ahmad will onen a course for religious teachers at the Abdul Rahman T*lib Secondary School here on Aug
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    226 5 Car kills the wife who wouldn't —wait— I ONDON, Wed. A woman's eagerness to be reunited with her husband after three months apart in Singapore led to her death on the Ml motorway, an inquest at Hammersmith was told yesterday It was stated that she tried to run across the
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    Japanese gift of books
    73 5 KUALA I.UMPUK. Wru 1.-c I Japanese Ambassador i.> Malay.va. Tan Sri Fumihiko Kai. tcxia\ 1 prcaemed a selection of 150 boots on economy, administration, uiplomacy and Japane&e culture to the library of the Foreign MiiusThe Permanent Secretary to the MiniMery. Tan Sr: Gh.izah bin Shafie. receiving
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    Air India's Boeings to use KL from Aug 18
    235 5 Air India's Boeings to use KL from Aug 18 SINGAPORE. Wed. c Air India is to operate a weekly s>er-\-ce through West Malaysia from Aug. 18. by Introducing a halt j at Kuaia Lumpur on the east-bound Sydtennlnatcr service and the we*bound Jakarta service. The fast -bound ervle* i will
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    24 fined for breaking curfew
    74 5 24 fined for breaking curfew SI 1 1 AW an Wad. T*ert»four men were fined a total of $504 by thf magistrate's court tore ye*terday tor breaking cm der in Puniai Reims between Ju.y 8 and Juiy 16. The curtew «v Imposed clash between ti>hernirn on Pangkor bland <nd Pantai
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    CCM says talks held first with research men and consumers
    629 6 EVERY PRECAUTION WAS TAKEN' By LEE SIEW ENG KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. The T aril f Advisory Board has been told that discussions were held with lead- ing research workers and consumers in Malaysia when the Chemical Company nf Malaysia project
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    Inaugural meeting on oil palm project
    131 6 KUANTAN. Wed The inaugural meeting ol the Pahang Government Servants' Co-operative Oil Palm Estate Ltd. will be held at Umno House in Temerloh at 10 a.m. on Aug. 20. The organisation was formed recently to develop 55.000 acres of Jungle about 60 miles from
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    Bribe bid that cost $50
    55 6 JEBBKLTON, Wed A -JO--ve«r-olc Indonesian barter trader. Conibonjan bin Kallah was fined f5O yesterday for ottering a bribe to a police constable. He offered $5 to a police constable when he wa.s stopped At tlte Customs gate near Tawau v hart on Saturday. His pass
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    American girl with the Indian look' talks of love —
    189 6 American girl with the Indian look' talks of love CARIS. cheongsams, sarong, kebayas. baju kurongs Miss Flavis Rae Linder. IM. a Peace Corps volunteer from Minnesota, has them all. "They're a real adventure in dressing up. she says. Take the sari, for example. When she drapes it round her willowy
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    Extra trains laid on for M-anniversary
    119 6 ITCALA Lt.MPLR. Wed. —The Railway Administration is to in creasp train services and passenger coaches from Aug. 27 to Aug. 31 to meet the expected large number of people who will be roming to thp Federal capital for the 10th >lerdeka anniversary celebrations. There
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    ONE Customs order for all Malaysia instead of three
    361 6 LI \l II MM K '.Ved. A single usionis order for Ihe v hole of Malaysia to replace the prexent three our lor e.u h component p.ui of Malaysia «ill be published toi'inirou It will be know 11 .is the iisloms
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    Migrant workers sent to Sabah asked to join Usno—Mojuntin
    380 6 Migrant workers sent to Sabah asked to join Usno— Mojuntin JESSELTON. Wed f PHE secretary-general of Upko. Mr. Peter Mox junUn. claims that migrant workers coming to Sabah under the Malaysian Migration Fund Board "are required to fill in membership application forms to join Usno." In a statement issued here
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    Population crisis general due in today
    135 6 Population crisis general due in today OINGAPOUE. Wrd G»n »3 William H Draper, national chairman of the U.S Population Crisis Committee, will arrive here tomorrow for a three-day fiaXt in the course of an Asian tour. Cien Draper chairman ol Planned Parent-hood-World Ponuiation "f America and a member of the
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      259 6 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS 7 A knowledgeable American 9 May be given record to l*«>er decides what tto be understand Scow .4-5). done l6> -10 Guardian perhapa show. Dangerous jlggery pokery? backer... <S>. '.-4-4. 11. original letter (T>. ls f h Od d o S e 9) RuMUn Oght r
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    185 7 ORIENTAL FABRICS IN THE GLITTER WORLD OF WESTERN FASHIONS ORIENTAL fabrics have taken bold iwina, into MM ol.tter world of Western fashion* when Singapore's young toshion designer, Edna Thorn created 1 1 awttitt to be presented during a fashion show fhn weekend in Mnjuitction with National Day
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    Familiarity eases tension in married life
    732 7 Familiarity eases tension in married life IS your husband happy? The very Fad thai he IS a husband piukibk means thai he is For despite his tie quenl assertions lo the contrary, the averaoe man enjoys being married certainly more tlum the average woman does. This Information, invaluable for the
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    81 7 YOU'LL keep knees and elbows looking their smoothest, for benefit of •oday's sleeveless mini.skirt styles, if you scrub them every few nights with a damp nailbrush sprinkled with dry baking soda To prevent oacon from shriveling when frying roll first m flour Wnin powder pufft make efficient erasers
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    366 7 tyiTH the current emphasis on eatin» less rice and concentrating on wheat and other cereals, here are some recipes which will be of interest. Compiled in a free booklet by Quaker Oats, it contains a variety of recipes from Star Cake ai.d Coconut candy to Flab
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    110 7 HONEY loaves skm soft and silky, reduces tiny lines caused through dryness. Method: Spread a Tine film ol honey over the face anrl leave for 13 to 20 minute.- Remove with cotton wool soaked in water i rainwater would be an extra treat. Oily skinned girls should add a
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      114 7 Y hmf i $J& IfcaStP 1 BKHdZT mt Summers and srvimming coaches told C us how to design the racers you see here. They wanted the fastest fabric ever developed. Thus we had no other course than to make the new Jantzerr racers in Ttuylen* Tricot, that is lighter (and
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    Grand procession of floats, and Police and Military display today
    612 8 SINGAPORE. W«d T\\ o major events will l><- held in Sin:;;i|M>l lollioi l'«i\\ ;is |t;iit <»| Xa tional l)a> relebralinns. They an ai of the police and military display. The procession ol floats will begin at Shenton Way at o
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    PENELOPE IS THE FAIREST MAIDEN OF QUEENSTOWN
    90 8 I*l i above), who wan adi Judged Queeiutown'a fairest maiden ai a corutltutnejr dance at t he Raffles Hotel Tho XI -year-old cashier beat 2:t other Queenstown girls to the title Organised by the Queeiistuwn Citizens' C sultatlve Committee, the contest the daaee'i
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    Free shows
    42 8 SINQAPORI Wei Ihr Mm:- Cnlture'i mm tecttaa will hold free film show.- lomorrow at T.ao p m at Mir I.un Kam Tian I>niplr l.oionir Kinihir. Kaniponc l.im I >■ k mid the Stnu H\>.< Bchool in I .in lurt T>>» Ro«d
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    RECORD CARGO HANDLED: PSA
    155 8 RECORD CARGO HANDLED: PSA OIMiAPORK. Wed. The Port of Singapore Authority today said that its latest statistics to hand indicated that this year would' be another impressive year lor the port. During the first six months of the year, the port handled 55.6? million net registered tons of shipping the
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    'Biggest port in S-E Asia'
    168 8 SINGAPORE. W«d 'PHE Port of Singapore will definitely turn out to be the biggest and most efficient port in South-east Asia when her present port development schemes are completed. This view wa.s expressed today by Mr S A. JayaMkerm. of Ceylon, who is j here
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    Tyre quotas unchanged
    50 8 SIMjAJ'ORK Wffi Qu' .'or the iniix>itation of moioi.^i tyifi. motor lorry and bus tyres and tubes for ihe three-month period ending OctObV remit in me s.ini' a> ten the pre\u>us qu»rtei Motorcv( le and scooter tyres, as betore. ure not subject ;o quota but soerial liren.-inß nni\
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    Speech course
    32 8 \PORE. Wed. siomo 5( youths will take part in a course on ■Ertectnc speaking for J..v irry on saturday It la oeing or g;-.:it^p(' by the Junior Chambei of Singapore
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    MISS SINGAPORE TO BE AT TWO CHARITY PARTIES
    83 8 siNtiAPORE. \\>Q The Raja I College, h cuinniricihl school, will ftva parttei 101 nsne 200 cnopled i-hildj-ei! and old Folkl nn Aur. 19 bi BOBjvacUon «Ith the National Dj\ (.elrbr*"Uon> rtioae briM? entcnaincti arc the cnp,)led children Horn the Red CroM H0B>(
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    STATEMENT HAD NO MANDATE: UNION
    266 8 SINGAPORE. Wed. 0 The Singapore Harbour Board Staff Association today disassociated itself from a statement made by Mr. Chen Kok Chin, chairman of the Dockyard Workers National Day celebrations committee, at a dinner last Saturday. Among thr gtteaU. who haxJ attended the dinner, held at
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    SINGAPORE CAMERA EXPERT HONOURED
    161 8 SINGAPORE CAMERA EXPERT HONOURED SINGAPORE. Wed Dr Lim Boon Hong, \iee president of the Photogra phlc Society of Singapore and the holder of many photographic honours from Britain and the Continent, has been elected an Associate of the Photographic Society of America APS He is the only living holder In
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    8 questions will give Ministers a busy session
    314 8 SINGAPORE. Wed. Mr. Bernard Rodrl?upn. the MP for TMuk Blangah. will put eieht quest inns to various Ministers at the next sitting of the Singapore Parliament. He will ask the Finance Minister. Mr Lim Kirn San. to consider introducing law^ to see
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    The best Indian music party
    59 8 I SINGAPORE Wrci TIM Isspoir Indian ftluafc P«rtj >«* i utißrc thr be.st local Indian band at a Tamil b»nd competition ored by Radio SinKap.Tr Inj dian section> «t thr Cultural Centre. \-.<i and thin 'nt 'o iie Singapore Roshwi Je«V«B Music Party and the
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      210 8 ##o|, /tit mmwmtim IBK^^"^^""! S HARD TBEUEVE, EVEN \wE NEVER SHOULD* 1 I WELL HANGIN' -s. f^ flijy^ TViOSE HERE IKJ MOO, THAI A LEFT THOSE POOR AROUND NJO /ONE THING V ~."S TRACKS TELL CRITTER WOULP UP FELLAS OUT HERE HERE'S DOIN' SO LET'S I PUZ2LES ME THE STORY
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    The fame and tragedy of Albert Namatjira
    880 9 The fame and tragedy of Albert Namatjira ONE autumn day in 1934 the Victorian artist. Rex Battarbee, was on a painting tour of Central Australia when he arrived at the Her mannsburg Lutheran Mission on the Finke River, about 80 miles west of Alice Springs. Battarbee decided the best way
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    'Shoot me', cried the old man
    707 9 signed Albert Namatjira were shown in Adelaide at a Battarbee exhibition The following year the Aboriginal had his own one-man show in Melbourne. All 41 paintings bright pleasant water colors of rugged Northern Territory scenes and priced from one to six guineas each— were
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    DEATHS
    70 10 ."i Hnrrf< IJJ Wlltimumj NADESAN. RAMIAH aon* of late Mr Ka Kuala Lumpur mead* and relative* who Ji'tended funeral. aast wreath*. meiaagM of ronriolenc*. MR< < Yin BM Ton Sok Chan paaeed S«H peacefully Outram Road f! Laavtas four ton* Jamea (Jack > Jordan. ipMj juid Joey, four daughter*
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    37 10 in W,,,rf. >;, HminiuMJ HARRIET NAVAMONEV SUPRAMANIAM Pear and a half deradet ato ttl* day ftn eft u> Fragrant memorle* linger o' vi i a o\ ing w devoted lifft'^e- md votir 'n.er'ed BJ I family.
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    169 10 ?n Hnrrf. «;> I Minimum) the Sinclair tr.HOOi of Daaelof. Ba i< St. Andrr«» C»tr.»<UV Hill Fnrol for :>ptif voo UKE coffee dark. r.cn and »'ronij try Bnnnf» Etpretsj stora** Binrapm* P»r«n» Wald K L FREE rcrirr mack*. Jua- xpre,,t Sill Kmaid Cham nread or crackari. Right for all
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      579 10 Six years almost to the day that Thailand, the Philippines and Malaya created in Bangkok the Association of SouthEast Asia, the Association oi South-East Asian Nations has been created in Bangkok by Thailand, the Philippines, Malaysia. Indonesia and Singapore. In the interval a substantial chapter of SouthEast
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      New Spelling
      296 10 Malaysia gets off lightly in the unified Malay spelling system which the Cabinet approved yesterday. Though the changes proposed have been described as radical, they are few and simple compared with those the Indonesians appear ready to undertake in the interests of uniformity, and should cause no more
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      Border Drive
      270 10 There have been minor successes in the last two months against Communist guerillas on ihe Thai side of the border, but of insufficient impact to encourage the belief that a very sizeable group is at last on the run. A joint operations centre is now to be set
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      119 10 When a mother-to-be goes to hospital I would be grateful for space to reply to the letter from "Unfair" of Malacca (ST. July 29). According to General Orders, all patients including Government servants are requ-red to pay consultation fees if they are referred to a specialist by a general practitioner
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      121 10 The amount required varies with their class of accommodation. The following scale has been drawn up in order to ensure that every patient supplies an average minimum quantity of tellet requisite for her confinement: Third Clan: Chlneae paper (medium quality > 3 k»tie.«. unitary towel* 3 boxes of down each:
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    A girl piper's 'Thank You' for encouragement
    870 10 I AM a member of the Singapore Oirl Pipers Band. I refer to the letter by Mr. T. E. Hughes, the Executive Secretary of Singapore International Chamber of Commerce (ST. Aug. 5). On behalf of the Singapore Oirl Pipers Band. I wish to
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    WHY BURMA FINALLY REBUFFED MAO TSE-TUNG
    801 10 WHY BURMA FINALLY REBUFFED MAO TSE-TUNG GENERAL NE WIN LEANED OVER BACKWARD TO BE FRIENDLY UNTIL PEKING OFFERED STUDENT DEFIANCE WITH SUBVERSION DESPITE Burma's official policy of complete neutrality, Sino-Burmese "amity" has vanished in a welter of violence. The blame for this deterioration is squarely with the Chinese. Burma's dictator,
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    218 10 For five (Uyi NC Win brooded over thl new challenge; then he orderd the two most disaflected schooia to ClThe not.-, bpgar. Evprv Chinese business in Rangoon was looted, and many individual Chinese savagely assaulted. Estimates of the df-ari rang* between fin and inn The cident wa.% the
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    PARADE SPARKLER!
    932 11  -  JACKIE SAM Singapore, Wed By IN serried, sparkling ranks they stood, in an array of battle fatigues, costumes and uniforms, the vigorous youth of a young society. Twenty-five thousand of them, up long before dawn, filled the padang from one end to the other for this two-hour showpiece
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    Police foil leftist elements
    169 12 Police foil leftist elements Straits Times picture special HINGAPOBK, Wed. The splendour and exuberance of this morning's National Hay celebrations appeared to have completely snuffed out the spirit of leftist and extremist elements, who had planned to hold snap demonstrations all over the island today. Hy this evening, only one
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    Premier's son strikes a happy note...
    135 12 Premier's son strikes a happy note j\ v.hva when he left the Nanyang Girh 1 High School after six yean of primary education, Lee Hsien Loonjg whs described .is the "best all-rounder" of the school during thai period. Mut the eldest son of the Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew.
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    Dazzling display up high
    428 13 STRAITS TIMES PICTURE SPECIAL And on the waterfront another big 'spectacular 7 SINGAPORE. Wed A thousand rainbnu coloured flashes lit the Singapore sky tonight. daring rtar/lmc hour long firework tlispl.iv staged by the Chinrse Chamber of Commerce. There were mushrooms galore, soaring meteors, multl petalleri blooms
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    265 14 STRAITS TIMES PICTURE SPECIAL HI A VI Government Chinese Middle School students dancing "through toil and cooperation to a successful harvest." This picture at right shows a section of the students toilIn* In the fields with changkols followed by the happy harvesters behind. Cultural dances, presented sep.ir*telv by
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    Floats fantasy brightens the big night...
    347 14 SINGAPORE. Wed. The mammoth National Day procession of floats looked like some fantasy from Disneyland as it tool; to the roads at sundown The .10-odd floats stretched for more than a mile. It was a long, long musical train of glamorous girls, ingenious decorations,
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    The magnificent pipers...
    253 14  -  Francis Rozarlo By OINGAPORE. Wed.— Everyone said they were magnificent, but to make sure, we asked the experts. And this is what Mr Alastalr Moodie. 35 years a Scottish piper, had to say about the 36-girl Pipes and Drums band of the People's Association: "The finest thing
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    Briton writes poetry with Malaysian background
    243 15 Briton writes poetry with Malaysian background I/" UAL A LUMPUR. Wed. A poetry writing Englishman who spent 16 years teaching in Australia [decided after one week in Malaysia that the children here are studying the wronc kind of poetry for their environment. So Mr John L. Burke, who arrived last
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    KNOCK, KNOCK, IT'S FOUR MONTHS' JAIL
    172 15 KNOCK, KNOCK, IT'S FOUR MONTHS' JAIL SINGAPORE. Wed. A District Court yesterday was told how a woman and a man knocked on the door of a flat In the McPherson ho v sing estate on the night of May 28. When Mr Goh May I.pong opened the door, the two
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    Unlawful assembly: Govt plans 'No bail' Bill
    254 15 KUALA LUMPUR. W«d. 'THE Government plans to amend the Criminal Pro c c dure Code so that those charged with belnc members of an unlawful assembly and taking part in antiGovernment demonstrations will not be granted bail. A Bill to this effect will
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    21 15 '< SINGAPORE Wed riuevee broke into a snop in High Street •Wtartay and stole crate of nv[ion material worth »1.98fi
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    279 15 'IF NECESSARY, I'LL APPOINT COMMITTEE TO GO INTO IT' KUALA LUMPUR. Wednesday •JENGKU Abdul Rahman will study the Suffian Salaries Commission report and meet trade union leaders to discuss it soon. 'I have already asked the Chief Secretary to the Government, Tan
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    A woman killed in grinding machine
    85 15 A woman killed in grinding machine ITOH. Wed. A woman 1 labourer, Loh Kw a n YiriK, 17. was killed in a clay grinding machine at the Thow Jon pottery works in Kuala Kangsar Road here today. She was missing when the machine jammerf and blood -splattered clay was found
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    'Samsu was for medicine' plea by a woman
    100 15 'Samsu was for medicine' plea by a woman TEI.UK ANSON Wed. Loo Cheo Eng. SO. a mother of flve. told the Sessions Court here yesterday tha the duti'led wmsu to nib on he invalid husband, who »a.- unablr to waik. She said this in mitigation when she pleaded RU lty
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    Not guilty plea by labourer
    54 15 BUKIT MKRIA.iAM. Wed.- A labourer. V. Thanmramalat, 14. pleaded not guilty yesterday to a charge of outraging the modenty nf s rhellamal at Juru EiUU, about six miles from here, on Dec IM4 The magistrate. Mr. K. C. Vohrah, allowed him bail in S5OO pending
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    ICFTU sends greetings
    91 15 SINGAPcKfc, W»-d Thf Asian region representative of the ICPTU here Mr D, Rsmnnujam. in a NationMi Hay message tn the. Pr.me Minuter. Mr. I/ec Kuan Yew ».H tr-al the ICPTU vu happy to ni trie strew the Governmen- fas giving to the implementation of it* poicejt tn
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    MALAYSIA'S PROGRESS -IN PICTURES
    69 15 I/UALA LUMPUR. Wed. One hundred spts <>1 photographs covering Malaysia's progress over the last 10 years are being sent overseas for exhibition purpose* during the Merdeka celebrations. A spokesman of the Department of Information said that they would be sent to the 31 diplomatic missions and
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    Aussie diplomat on the role of volunteers
    186 15 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed— The Australian Government does not tolerate any of her volunteer workers dabbling In Malaysia's internal politics or that of any other country, the Counsellor of the Australian Hiph Commission. Mr. W. L. Morrison, said here today Hp was addressing the
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    37 15 BUNOEI PAT AM Wed Mr.! Loh rhn» Sang of Alor Bar ha* usumrd duties as A.vt Drainage and Irrigation Engineer South Kedah. in purr if Mr Martin Durai whi hoo been transferred to I I headquaru-r»
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    493 15  -  LOKE HO THONG 'WIDE PUBLICITY' COURT TOLD OF By i aipmg. wea JJR. Puran Singh, 56, a private practitioner and part-time medical officer in the hospital here, today attributed his declining business to wide publicity given to a corruption case and a maintenance suit
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    Airman's house burgled
    45 15 PENAI <; Wed n terM the house of RAF Aif-rn'**. rr Harrit-N B'hje 1 1 in .1 1 an B»«l r 1 uno uvit nu tclertttnn cine-tamers and transistor rarii/. Hi* rur Whldl ttm »'<ii taker «a* found artunHoneri hali a mile a«nv.
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    30 15 KIUUN. Weri 1 hf Acting Mentn Besar of Pahar.c DVJS H«'. Ahriul Aziz hin Ahrrud rt3 launch a rnari ,^ici <>pk campaici at the pariang here on Aut--21.
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    570 17 From Our Market Correspondent /HKNSLDLKING that the V Singapore Trading room of the Stock Exchange was closed yesterday for the National Day holiday and that Kuala Lumpur trading room was operating alone. th turnover was quite satisfactory. It amounted to ISJM units Buying interest
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    616 17 I> I SI NESS in and reported In the Kuala Lumpur trarlin; room of the stock Exchange yesterday: INDUSTRIALS: BOUSItsd wi. H.SI; Central Sugar >i .77. IMi C.C M. 51.89, SI. TO O. 51. 67. *1 W; Dunlop R.M, H.4S: Ease BS.M, 53. 32 X3.30: Gammon
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    930 18  - 8th. Asian Table Tennis meet— a test for S'pore E. FRIDA by THE Eighth Asian Table Tennis Championships starting in Singapore today promises to be a spectacular success. This is mainly because Hie high-powered organising committee led by Ihe Minisler of Social Affairs, Inche Othman Wok. has left no stone
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    141 18 At a most auspicious time -Othman The Eighth Asion Table Tennis Championships ore being held he -e this year at a most auspicious time, when Singapore will be celebrotmg her second anniversary as on independent notion Delegates from some fourteen participating countries will be able to see the people cf
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    Helping to build a healthy nation: Toh
    133 18 The holding of the Eighth Asian Table Tennis Championships in Singapore is appropriate in many ways. First, it will no doubt encourage our young people in Singapore to take part in sports and athletic activities This is in keeping with our policy to
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    163 18 After the many months of hard work and planning of the Organising Council, the Eighth Asian Table Tennis Championships are now launched. These Championships are the first international sports event held in independent Singapore and have a special place in the history
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    3 titles—that's aim of champ Sachiko
    485 19  - 3 titles— that's aim of champ Sachiko JOE DORAI by FOR the newly crowned world singles table tennis champion Sachiko Morisawj the Asian Table Tennis Championships will offer little opposition except from her own country. 1 W'hty-three ypar old Sachiko i.-> In top form her recent world hanipton>lnps winning An
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    Two babies in the 200-strong squad
    615 19 SPHERE will be two 1 "babies" in the squad of 200 competitors from 14 Asian countries taking part in the Eighth Asian Table Tennis Championships beginning today. The youngest In the "championship villas?', they are both from South Korea. The two sixtcen-year-old players are
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    330 19 rE cultural show by the croM-aecttoa of Singapore children at the Singapore Badminton Hall will be the highlight of todays opening ceremony. The long list of items Include songs by Raffles Girls School Choir; gymnastic.-, display by Anderson Secondary School Tarian Si-Nandi dam-e by
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      11 22 Japan are not favourites ASIAN TABLE TENNIS HASECAWA Japan's world charrpion
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      Deputy Premier to declare championships open today
      456 22  -  FRANCIS BOEY By r p\VO hundred and twenty-two competitors from 14 countrh j will vie for individual and team honours in the eighth Asian tab;e tennis championships which begin today at the Singapore Badminton Stadium. The competing, nations are world Ghainp i o
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      HK players come for the experience
      130 22 14U.N0 KONU. lin H Cup winners In 1952 and i!i*>4. were unoof the teams w.'ki arrived in Singapore y.Merday for the Asian table tenni.s championships. riir other MTlvala jresterttay ••ere Th»ii;md. south Vietnam. Irai md IndoiiPM.i Si), Su Chu. the Hong Kong coacn. uld
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      60 22 Three Seiangor bodybuilders «ill compete in the Malaysia n Amateur Weight iiftnig and Bodybuilders Associations "Mr Malaysia. 1967" contest at Ipoh on Aug. 19 They are ArifTin S»mat last years runner-up: Abu Bak^r Jabbar. Mr. Sel.mgor 1965: and F.ui/il Ha.ssan Penang: «UI be repn rented
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      502 22 11HE draw and starting times for the Singapore Open amateur golf championship at the Bukit course: tat] .-.in Cheung TlMini S:r c W HMteOn. N Sutcliltr; 8.07 C. Wong. A. Lee. One Bcng Bee: 8.14 Low Kee Pow J A van dr Vtlde. FirniaiiM.ii; 8.21
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      478 22  -  ERNEST FRIDA FESTIVAL OF SPORT By PHIS years Pesta Sukan Minggu the most colourful and costly ever has attracted the attention of 16 countries, including Singapore. The festival of sport which will run from today tin Aug. II has a wide and
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      383 22 The festival programme ATHLETHS: AAA open championships at Faner Park Aug. 12-13. 1 countries competing Ceylon. Thailand. Hoiik Kong. Malaysia and Singapore 1 BADMINTON: National championships at SBA Hall. Auk 19 to 21 BASKETBALL: Inutatmn tournament el G.<v World. Aug. 13 to 19. 1 Cambodia. Indonesia, Burma. Malaysia, the Philippines.
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      148 22 Indonesia invite 'Poh Lim team to tour BADMINTON ;OINGAPORE has been invited to send a i six- man badminton team to Indonesia for friendly matches in September or October. j Our Poh Lim. the Singapore coach, told Timcs|>ort that the invitation was .-sent to him by J.C. Tambunan. vice-president of
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      181 22 NBOfU BEMBILAN 11 it Bthletes- 13 mm .<n<i u>iir girla— lo thi KAX3 national thampicnsiiips at Alor BUI on Aug. 15 to 18. They are: Men A. Ma M V^:m MOOnp. A .\/u Ai;.-, clOOm. 200m'. Zainal Abidin Ahmad 1 400 m. 800 m». Sved
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    198 23 GROUPING AND THE FULL FIXTURES f.rnup a. A'JM-aha Hong Kong. India. Mai. Thailand and Sou'h Vietnam firnup B Burma. Formosa. Indn South Korea and Sincapore. Th« nr^erimtr!* 'rrn" r h»? at M»rd»k--Luir- Hum PeraW Iprh' Ton-jhi ng v Thailand Iki 1 l""iorrnm Kor«^. Formosa ?ins?po-« Au; U India Thii lard
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    446 23  - Stars of Asia will rise from this tournament NORMAN SIEBEL By £HAPTER Eleven in the Merdeka football tournaments saga starts today and it has epic possibilities in the Asian context. Its unfolding may reveal a shift in strength though this, on form, is a limited prospect: a certainty is that
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    764 23 Bl RMA are the Asian Garces champions, a title won with much valour against the bigger men of Iran with their Europeanstyle game Burma, well -practised In the art of defence in depth, blacked out Iran by this means and beat them 1-0 In December
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    570 23 COUTH KOREA aim to settle a score with Nationalist China in the Merdeka tournampnt which begins today Team-manager Chung Knok Jin told Tlir.esport on arrival yesterday that South Korea were determined to avenge their 1-0 defeat by China in the Asia Cud east zone round at
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    116 23 |\R. YL'ZURU NOZU. presi- dent of the Japanese FA, mmnlaj called on the Prime Minster. Tengku Abdul Rahman, to apologise for Japan's «-irhrir»" 1' irom the M'rdeka tournimni' Thr Tengku appejrtn satisfl»d wlrh mv «xnlamMon although h» »xp'»s«wl rrgrft »t Jaoans uirhdra*al." Dr
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    326 23 Four-week break before new season Luh the nr.-' nme m veaa, 1 re will hr a ioui-we«k breaN bei*een the end of the cuirent rarii.K season and the la6B season. The last meeting of the year, at Penang. ends on Dec. 31 and 'he new i-pa.-on will begin with a
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    79 24 The No. 1 event for the young STIRRING sight yesterda\ moni iiii; lliis picture shows only ;i section of the 25,000 people who packed ihe Singa|M)re lJ;idang from end lo end. After ins|>ecting the National l);iy parade in ;i Land 1^ 0 er, President Vlls 0 f look Ihe s;ilute
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