The Straits Times, 30 August 1967

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    23 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 150,000 IllH Nutinnal finwsiiiijiHr The Straits Times WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 30, 1967 15 CENTS KDN. 25~8:.J390 M.C.(P)2266 Estd. 1845
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    ASEAN: Malik warns the 'big nations'
    211 1 ASEAN: Malik warns the 'big nations' JAKARTA, Tues The Foreign Minister, Mr. Malik, today warned "l)i°; countries, including Japan* 1 not to try t<> influence the Association of Southr;isi Ashm Nations (ASEAN) "lo suit their o\v n interests." He told press conference here that Indonesia, as the bisj; nation among
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    ASA won't die yet
    81 1 KUALA LUMI'UK. die The Fourth Foreign III- confer* nee <>i the iatlon ot South \>ia here today decided that both ASA and the latlon oi South Nations would carry on "until the time c tor ASA to back out and lor Awan to go d A
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    Envoy flies in
    15 1 HOUR'S MEETING WITH TAN SRI GHAZALI AT THE FOREIGN MINISTRY MR. MALIK
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    Full ties Note today
    225 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday INDONESIA'S special envoy to Malaysia, Brig.Gen. Sunarso, will hand over a Note to Tengku Abdul Rahman tomorrow on the resumption of diplomatic relations with Malaysia. Gen. Sunarso arrived here today, accompanied by Mr. Anwar Sani, <>l the Indonesian Foreign Office. The General declined
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    73 1 Road crash horror bravery PARIS. Tues Motorists risked being burnt alive today in a bid to rescue drivers trapped alter several cars had crashed into the wreckage oi road tanker near here Liquid from the overturned tanker bui>t into flames 60ft. lukli and drove them bade. At least iluee people
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    Lock icon Marcos to Malaysia: Pledge of friendship, amity
    150 1 Marcos to Malaysia: Pledge of friendship, amity MANILA. TMt President Marios today gave an assurance that there is "friendship and amity" between his country and .Malaysia. He told delegates to an Avian newspaper publishers' and editors" conference here that the Philippines intended to honour a pleilue it made with .Malaysia
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    Lock icon RI stand on Nat. China
    74 1 JAKARTA. Tues. Indonesia would recognise Nationalist China if it changed its name to the Republic of Taiwan. Foreign Minister Adam Malik said today.. He told a press briefing Indonesia could not recognise Taiwan at present "because we recognise only one Republic of China, the one
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    Greetings from Germany
    49 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues The flrsi message from a Head of State congratulating the nation on \tx 10th Merdeka anniversary has arrived. In a message to the Vane di--1 Pertuan Agont. President Hein--1 rich Lublce. of West Germany. wUhed Malaysia further .iucce*» in 1U "gnt work-of>joon*trucclon." I
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    Bomb hunt in Hong Kong
    160 1 UONG KONG. Tues. Police curly today car- 11 ried out a search of huts perched precariously jn the slopes of Mount Butler in the Tal Hang district of Hong Kong Island where they suspected home-made bombs were being manufactured. About 200 policemen, assisted by a
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    Tonight, 10 years to the second...
    321 1 MALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. I'M IK flag-raising ceremony which signalled the birth <»l this nation will be re-enacted ;il the s;ihk' time and place on the Selangor Club padang tomorrow 1 1 i 1 1 in years l<> I Insecond. Instead of two 11. years
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    Lock icon Record harvest
    40 1 NEW DELHI. Tues. Pood I Minister Jagjivan Ram told a !>re.N.s conierence in Bombay yesterday that he expected Indian toodgram production to reach a record 90 to 95 million tons this year, if rains continued through September— Reuter
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    Lock icon Airport riddle
    24 1 ALGIERS. Tues. Algiers airport will be closed today for 10 hours. Algiers Radio announced. No reason was given for the move. Reuter.
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    Lock icon Steely face-to-face
    62 1 MADRAS. Tues. Reports from Sikkim said today that Indian and Communist Chinese troops are facing each other with fixed bayonets at Cho La, a mountain pass on the border. The newspaper Hindu quoted its correspondent in Gangtok, Sikkim's capital, as saying troops of the two nations were only
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    Lock icon Mao's men in London brawl
    514 1 Mao's men in London brawl I ONDON, Tues. lj Chinese wi< baseball bats dashed with trunc h e o n swinging police outside China's legation here today and several people were reported injured. One Chinese was se e n shrieking and waving a large axe. Police demonstrator! and legation stall
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    Lock icon STOP PRESS
    48 1 r.MTFD NATIONS Tint. secretary General V Thant today r^'^ Mb view that he m lawful role for Srem '<>•»- cil .it this time "I end to war \u >tH»«. Comment follows gr*winc drm.«nd« (r nitei Stairs <."tnte for T*ir«Mral Johnson to place i**o« hefore the Connrif -Renter.
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  • FOREIGN DESK 1
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      Lock icon Marines chief urges heavier bombing of North Vietnam
      370 2 yr Genera] yesterday pressed ahead with demands for heavier bombing of North :i:iin despite the contention of tin- i k fence Secretary McNamara. thai Hanoi could noi be bumhril into n< tiating for peace. Qen. Wallace Oreene, rB. Marine < lorni Commandant
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      Lock icon Students oppose army training
      49 2 lAKAK lA. lin sluil. nl.s in Uaiidoeng h..\> fiiuaill Ui m ...ii- An linn vi effort* i >i' t in-ill io undergo HMBVIKrj mil;Imng. An'nin s^ui ihr studenli bitter-' ly oppofd the plan While iitfoUatinfw continue there will be no training, it wax annnunred. AP.
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      Srinagar curfew on for another 24 hours
      150 2 CRINAUAR, lurs 11., curfew in (his teme ril> r;irk«-d li\ i nils Inr 19 il.ivs iivit lit*- .i lice i-il fnrcihir Marriage i>i i Hindu u i r l to i Muslim has hcen rxU-iult-tl for M hours. lln I ilim Jnlli ol
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      Lock icon Helicopter saves 17 from grounded ship
      107 2 Helicopter saves 1 7 from grounded ship WI'K TOWN, lues. A v ritcll helicopter plucki-d 17 people to ■afetj yeatcrdaj tram ihe I iln ii.vi tanker Di.iouss.ti afteff it »ml aground in .i tog on the desolate diamond coa.sl of Sou Hi West Africa. The captain and .seven members of
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      Lodge takes charge of polls observers
      179 2 WASHINGTON, Tues. —President Johnson sent a team of election observers to South Vietnam yesterciuy mid put former Saigon Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge in charge of the mission. The It-man observer team with Mr. Lodge and three educational specialists on the democratic process. Wt aboard
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      42 2 HONG KONO. Tues North i Vietnam has held a ceremony ln I Hanoi to receive 800 :on« of gilte worth over a million roubles sent &y the Soviet people to 'he v+tnamese. according to :he N'irth Vietnam News Agency. Renter.
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      AGREED: SUEZ CANAL TO STAY CLOSED INDEFINITELY
      152 2 AGREED: SUEZ CANAL TO STAY CLOSED INDEFINITELY The old ban by consent extended, says Thant UNITED NATIONS. Tuesday. ISRAEL and the United Arab Republic have agreed that all movement of snipping and military activity should be barred from the Suez Canal until further notice, it was announced yesterday. The announcement
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      Lock icon Plane with two aboard missing
      66 2 RANGOON. Iv« A Birmese Air Fnrr<> Beechcraft,, vn'h I tun flight captains on V.ard. has been missine sinro Tiipsdav. an offlrial announce- ment xaid last niThe aircraf* lefl Hma-vbi. about 30 miles nr>r'h of P ,r--goon, on a trmninft rlieht to other bases On it*
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      Lock icon Honshu storm kills five
      43 2 TOKYO Tues Torrential rains lashing the northern Dart of Japant main island of Honshu have killed at least five persons, the Japanese National Police Agency reported today At least 40 houses collapsed and 38 others were washed away. Reuter
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      Lock icon Chou tells warring groups: Surrender arms
      169 2 Chou tells warring groups: Surrender arms TTONG KONG. Tues.— 11 Mr. Chou En-lai, the Chinese Frime Minister, ha* drmanderj that warring fartlons ln Canton surrender their arms to the proper lnral military authorities, aivordlng to latest annals here from thp rlty. Mr Chou'a rtrmands appr.irrd In p up 'n o'
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      New envoy to Cairo
      48 2 MO6TOW Tues. The Kremlin tt-day appointed new amba.«.-idr>r 'o the United Arab Republic The R0 vrnr-n!d diplomat was .imba^ador to Paris from 1953 to iw.y He takta nv«r thp Important Cairo pott fmm Mr Dmitry Pozhidayev who i-. being tranafprr°d to annthT r>°^ f
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      163 2 Wt Ml' l"fl) IBM 1130 •,1 w ~\!^^^H °f Malaysia. j, BiSiH ln ste P with the ra P ici economic growth limJß B of Malaysia, more and more companies are IJfl s**"*~ turning to COMPUTER to cope with their mM $«».)/•(> N y^ "tlCiffliißiii expanding needs and hurdle ever-increasing
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  • FOREIGN DESK 2
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      Elections and the Huk brand of politics
      169 3 Elections and the Huk brand of politics MANILA, lues —Com niuni-t Huks in On Iral l.ir/on ha\i into politic-, and .ire sup portinc number of local candidates in the No vemher elections in four provinces north af M.t nila. Military ehiafa told the Defence Secretary, Mr Krnesto Mate, th.it the
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      Wilson grasps economic reins in big reshuffle
      179 3 OUT OF GOVT: ANTI-COMMON MARKET JAY LONDON. Tuesday I^HE Prime Minister, Mr. Wilson, last night made himself Britain's economic overlord in a big Ministerial reshuffle aimed at boosting the country's financial fortunes. He stepped in as top planner of the Economic Affairs Department.
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      No red carpet for frigate
      50 3 JAKARTA. Tues. The guided missilf.s frigate Goontz first U.S. warship to visit Indonesia since 1963— arrived here today on a two-day goodwill vlMt with little fanf;ur. The ship. with missiles i mounted on decks, was met by la low-ranking N;<\y delegation headed by Mninr captain.
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      To Russia with...
      29 3 I.AGOS run Sisiy- seven Nigerian .stuclrnU ban ifft tat com. m\s in the Soviet Union as part of v cultural pact .signed this 1 month— UPl.
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      YOUNGER MEN GO UP AS THE HEADS ROLL...
      502 3 YOUNGER MEN GO UP AS THE HEADS ROLL... Trade Minister Mr. Douglas Jay. a strong opponent of British efforts to join the Common Market, out of the Government and the job he has had for three years. It also promoted keen Common Market campaigner Mr. George Thomson, an Assistant Minister
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      Lock icon Women and equal pay in Common Market nations
      170 3 Women and equal pay in Common Market nations URISSELS. Tues—Women in the six I uropean Common Market countries are still not getting the rate of pay for the job. and their work is often underestimated, the Market's Commission said here yesterday. In a report to the Market Coun<il of Ministers,
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    Lock icon A Manila-Jakarta row over Sock's land deal report
    273 3 'PHE Speaker of the 1 House of Representatives. Mr. Jose B. Laurel Jr.. has formally protested against a Jakarta Press report linking his family name to an alleged land purchase in Rizal Province by the former Indonesian President. Dr. Soekarno. Foreign Office
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    'Poorest President' now big Bogor landlord
    115 3 'Poorest President now big Bogor landlord JAKARTA. Tues. —Dr Soekarno who once declared that he was the "poorest President.' owns nearly 300.000 square metres of land in the Bogor area accordins to Bogor officials Rocor Administrator S.ilkon Wiu<n.t said a recent land survey showiil H.OOO square metres of land ideal
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      217 3 why do izmtiir AIR CONDITIONERS RANGE IN COOLING CAPACITY FROM 8,500 TO 18,000 B.T.U.'S Hr? To ensure that you have the unit exactly suited to your requirements that you do not pay for more, or less, than you need. The cooling requirements of any room depend on its size, location,
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    Highly respected symbol: Those in uniform
    167 4 £INGAPr>RE, Tues. Mr. Bernard Rndiigup*. MP for TH«k Blangah. tonight said that nowadays the uniform nf a Singapore soldier was looked upon as "a highly respected symbol of our independence." No more was it dismissed with indifference, he told the first batch of National
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    Call-up today: Parttime service as Special Police
    445 4 Rousing send-off ceremonies gO M E of the youths who registered for national service earlier this year will be called up from tomorrow for parttime service in the Special Constabulary. The call-up la on until Saturday at the central manpower base in Kalians.
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    Valuable contacts made, says Sim
    138 4 COPENHAGEN. Tuesday. A SINGAPORE tradp mission visiting Europe had madp 'valuable contacts" while in Moscow and Leningrad, and an agreement, to sell the Soviet Union leather footwpar had been reached. Mr. Sim Kee Boon, the mission leader, said here today. Further negotiations would take place
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    Environment and the Citizen
    51 4 SINGAPORE. Tues. A public symposium on Environment and the Citizen" is to be held at the University of Singapore, new lecture theatre 4 on Thursday at 7.45 p.m The symposium, organised by the Democratic Socialist Club, is being conducted by the Singapore Planning and Urban Research
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    2 GET JAIL SENTENCES FOR $11,000 THEFT
    140 4 2 GET JAIL SENTENCES FOR $11,000 THEFT SINGAPORE. Tues. Two youths were jailed and a probation report called for another youth by a district court after they had pleaded guilty to a housebreaklng charge. Lim Peng Thean. 18. Tan Yin Seng, and Choong Peng Wai. 20. admitted to reaklng into
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    First Thai Ambassador to Spore arrives
    98 4 SINGAPORE. lues. Thailand's first Am bissadnr to Singapore. Mr. Nihhon Wilairat. u-hn arrived today to take up his new pnM. said that he wav happy to be back in the Republic, which he retarded a* his second home. Mr. Wilairat was Consulf.eneral in Singapore
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    Tan to open campfire
    62 4 SINGAPORE, Tues— The president of the Industrial Arbitration Court. Mr. Tan Boon Chiang, will open the annual campflre of the Anglo-Chinese Schools scout group on Friday at 7.15 p.m. About 300 scouts, scouters and guides will attend the campflre at the schools grounds at Barker Road.
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    Pioneer certificates ceremony postponed
    59 4 SINGAPORE. Tues The Economic Development Board has postponed a cerrmony for the presentation of pioneer certificates to some 30 firms hy Finance Minister, Dr. Goh Keng Swee, scheduled for Thursday. A spokesman of the Board said the postponement was due to "unforeseen circumstances." Fresh invitations would
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    Advances to bosses; A new law 500n...
    604 5 Advances to bosses; A new law 500n ALL LOANS TO BANK DIRECTORS MUST BE REPORTED MALAYSIA'S banking laws are to be amended to compel all banks to report monthly to Bank Negara particulars of all advances granted to their directors. Loans to companies in which the banks or their directors,
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    VIP wives hope to have a quiet get-together
    237 5  - VIP wives hope to have a quiet get-together TSAI TAN: By Kuala Lumpur, Tuesday |yHILE the delegates to the fourth convention of the Association of South-East Asia are busy talking about regional co-operation, their wives are hoping to have a quiet get- logemer. Mrs. N. Ramos, wife of the Philippine
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    32 months in coma jockey dies
    71 5 JPOH. lues. Apprentice lorkr.v Chan Ch c c Kong. {I, died in the Penane General liosii.tal last night after being in a MM for SS months as a result nf a race accident. He fell nil Khumpang Phet after finishing a race at Penan;
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    Snatch thiefs $200 haul
    55 5 Snatch thief s $200 haul PENANO rue« IH Ing E.ui Hooi. hud a paper bag containing WOO and a cheque (or $62.50 snatched by a thief m Pek Soon Street here. An?, told por.ee he via vale- in? along the street at about 630 i.m. when a youth snatched his
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    Dior, Dior, it's 'wild water' for the men
    134 5 SINGAPORE. Tve 3 Mr Saus-Salaz. a representative from the House of Dior in Paris, has arrived in Singapore on ties mission with a difference it is directed at men. He Ii on the first leg m a four-month world tour to launch
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    TV set stolen
    25 5 PENANG. Tuei Dr. Nz Say KhiHin has reported the .h?:t at telrvi.sioii >ci lrom his rjum <<t ihr hcuaemen*! quarten in lull
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    Busy again...
    16 5 PTNANO Dim I>l.»photw mlm «<u:h mnir than »480 «oi«n is Part* Hotd n»irla». I
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    Tebuan pilots ; training hard for the big fly-past
    240 5 Tebuan pilots training hard for the big fly-past KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. R M A F pilots are enjoying the feel of their new 500 m.p.h. Tebuan jets. Tney are spending longer hours in the air than on the ground getting used to the aircraft in preparation for the fly-past at
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    Domes order for firm
    57 5 SINGAPORE. lue.s. Two aluminium domes (or a new mosque in Keningau. near Jo»,?l--ton Sabah. have been ordered irom the Singapore lun.iture nrm ot Diet helms. The domes are 18 fret in diameter and 22ft Bin. h.Rh. The i firm has made more t• ,n 30 similar
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    IN FESTIVE MOOD...DAY THREE
    5 6 IN FESTIVE MOOD... DAY THREE
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    Daring young men of the police are stars of tattoo
    130 6 Daring young men of the police are stars of tattoo FUALA LUMPUR. Tues.— The public will be given a rare treat at the Merdeka Stadium here tomorrow night when members of the Royal Malaysia Polire Force and the Army present a combined tattoo at 8 o'clock. At the dress rehearsal
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    Jamal to hold big M-Day party in Spore
    142 6 Jamal to hold big M-Day party in Spore SINGAPORE. Tur> The J Malay.sian High Commlasloa hrre will hold a big recrption on Thursday night to observe the lftth Merdeka anniversary crlebrations Some 2 500 gue.st* have been tnviled to thP reception ivt'Aeen 7 pin and 11 p.m. at Federation House
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    80,000 flock to museum
    31 6 KUAIA I.UMPUR. Tufs Mure than 80.00) people haw visited Mu^um Ne?ara to view the lOtli Merdeka anni\er-a: c.iltural and hi.siorical de\e!opme:.t exhibition. .since it »aniyned on Tu<
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    Madras visitors
    34 6 KUALA I.UMPLK vicc-pre.sideni Ol the lndl»-M«U.v--ncl&hip Society in Madras. Mr XV. Chandran. accompanird by the society's secretary. Mr Kum»ra]» Sptvh:. irrived here toi day to take part in U»e Uerdeka 1 ceiebratlon*.
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    Merdeka joy photo tips
    480 6 ECSSPCS^j AMONG the big crowds thronging the Federal capital for the 10th Merdeka anniversary celebrat i o n s a distinct group stands out for special mention. They are the photographers professionals and amateurs for they have come not only to see but also to record
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      147 6 IF YOU HAD TO SHAVE A SLEEPING you'd want to use our new Gillette Super Stainless, the blade with the most perfect shaving edge ever achieved Now, the new Gillette Super Stainless Steel The result? A shave so smooth, you hardly Blade has an entirely new shaving edge, the know
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    Ole! A bullfight in the stadium
    47 7 ■'KOM the •.hout> of (Mi *nyonp <-oulri tell there were aficionados in I InMrrdrka Stadium on Monday niellt. whfn this mock hiiiitishi took place Ihr 30.000 children at the ilrevs reiie.irsal lor the Polire-Arm.v t.ittoo had wonderful time. Strails limes picture.
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    An ancient tribal dance by Davak warrior
    32 7 An ancient tribal dance by Davak warrior i PA YAK warrior performs a tribal dance I the cultural show rehearsal in the Stadium Negara. The show opened last night. Straits Times picture.
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    M-JOY DIARY: Today and tomorrow
    231 7 M-JOY DIARY: Today and tomorrow TODAY 8 A.M. Children and Youth Rally at MerdPka Stadium A.M. TO PiM. Photo competition exhibition at Balai Ampang. AIA Building; Poster and F.s>ay competition exhibition at British Council. 10 A.M. TO 10 P..M Social. Political. Economic and I- uture Development exhibition at Sekolah Hishamuddm.
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    Merdeka joy art show
    56 7 PENANO, lID i h i n Brl Wiins i- >• t rill u|x^n the 13'h exnlbitlui t>\ in Prnartf Mu* MUD .t TV rft 'i'.'.'j nd«y i Tlv iponitnred ini1\ by tin illrry .ml in. I Art- C"(>jim i Ute iMh I iMrirl'r. *ry rcl^oraltuilt, l
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      130 7 Beauty by the sea holiday at Pangkor on the Beach of the Beautiful Princess! luM oil Malaysia's *cst coast. onl\ g u minutes troni Ipoh lien Pangkor Island. vr.ulk' ol much ol Malaym.i'v hhttory. On i\*.i> lovel) beaches iv Malaysia's ne\M>i ami must extensive resort-b> ilic-Nca Hold I' anl a
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    Chinese names are their major problem
    280 8 Chinese names are their major problem SINGAPORE. Tup* Four vounK Canadian Daiversitv Servi< <• Overseas Volunteers (CU8O) three women and one man art ilrr.ulx in mi; their first difficulty after lii-iii. in Sini;.«pore for less than a week. They keep forgetting Chinese names Bryony Conuav. JO. one of the four
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    A Canadian expert for Vocational Institute
    69 8 SINGAPORE Tuo> Canadian machine shop spectalisi teacher. Mr. Garrv Thoma> Sheridan. arrived here t«.'dav to take up ;i teaching the Singapore Vocational Institute, under Canada's external aid programme. Mr Shondan. who was ftccompanled by bis wiie. la rrplacin? another Canadian, who let t here
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    Educational TV for today
    125 8 Ktaoob on Channel 8 i> as :oii<iv..--8 :tn ...in -8 58 m Clvfc 1 Hralrll atici Hyuirne ■Ch t i.i-9 3o Mathematics, set l Orapbi and Numortcal Data ■Ej-.2>. 10-10J0 National lanjui Berbanasi Dentun B«tuiM.. 11.05-11.29 M niaiic.- srt 2 Ranee .tnd Qu..rtile* 'Ens.'. 1145-12 05.
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    Alleged short-pile: 2 men wrote to Tengku, court told
    464 8 Alleged short-pile: 2 men wrote to Tengku, court told TWO piling workers w role lo Tcngku Abdul Rahnian lo complain aboul alleged mal|)i;ulitcs b\ ;i (iaillinon M i Ltd. engineer and ;i clerk of works on I Ik.' site of ihc 17 storey low-cosl housing project ;il lal ;i n
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    Donations to the Arts Council arc tax-free
    38 8 Donations to the Arts Council arc tax-free SINGAPORE come l> r-.i m 'he for the puri money mad< building I such to Ol IDC"': I All Ci Cil s. Bi. exempted from tax .-hould ba j Avenue Smeaix>re-9
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    IRENE IS STORE'S TOP WAITRESS
    229 8 SIM.APUKC. In.itagapMc'i u»p u.iitrcs>. l.ixi drixi-i and •.Imp .»>--i>i.)nt. ch«am it a conte>) in rimjnni ti.m \tith Tourisl Week. «err n. nurd tmi.iv l'hc> .11 r Mia Ircnr Chan. 19, (bcNi iraltre«t). i Higher School Certificate student who N araltrcai .<t (iiinihtimil llotri's l.'Kx prr^>.
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    A Spartan life for UN's watchmen on the Suez
    985 9  -  '■pHE handful of offi■l cers from four nations and their civilian stair serving as United Nations watchmen over the tense cease-fire along the Suez Canal are living a grimly spartan life amid what was once the height of luxury. In this
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    Israel ponders its problem of minorities
    821 9  - Israel ponders its problem of minorities FOR THE MILITARY THE NEW BORDERS MAKE A TIDY PICTURE, FOR THE DEMOGRAPHERS A FUTURE THREAT TO INTERNAL POLITICAL BALANCES BEHIND the militant statements of Cen. Moshe Dayan concerning Israel's future borders lies a quiet but deepseated controversy between the country's military experts and
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    Now her husband gets a divorce...
    126 10 SINGAPORE, Tues. Five years ago Lily Wong Kum Ling failed in a divorce action against her husband, a telephone operator. Today, her husband, Koh Bah Chop, 37. successfully sued her for divorce on the ground of adultery, citing Roland Chong Food Hln as co-respondent.
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    Appeal by show producer allowed
    112 10 Appeal by show producer allowed •SINGAPORE. Tues. The Ministry of Social Affjirs has allrmc.l an appeal by Mr. Roche I.ouis Frederick, producer »f the Mark Louis Show, against the decision of the licensing officer to forfeit a SI. OOO deposit with the police. Mr. Frederick was refu.sed a renewal of
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    $8,000 fine
    43 10 i "ORE. Tues. A bu«tessman. Chin 1 Sick Kee. 47. was ■^rt.iy fined $8,000 or s:x month's it: after he had, pleaded guilty to lbmiutng two forced import eeno« lor goods worth $35,000 to M Control ipr of Imports and Ex-
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    Labour man held
    56 10 ALOR STAR. Tues.— The secretary of the labour Party branch here. Leow Chee (hong, was detained by police yesterday afternoon. Leow. 23, a vegetable seller, was picked up at his father s fruit stall In Jalan Nagore. Later two police officers searched the stall for more than
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    Ramos: Report based on wrong premise
    303 10 Ramos: Report based on wrong premise Complications? oh no, he says KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. THE Philippines Foreign Secretary, Mr. Ramos, said today that a Manila Times suggestion that his visit to Malaysia was "fraught with complications"' should not be taken at its face value "because it proceeds on the wrong
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    Orchid show
    47 10 MALACCA. Tues. The Chief Minister. Inche Abdul Ghafar bin Baba. will open an orchid show at the St. Francis Institution hall here nn Sept. 9. The Malacca branch of the National Unmn of Teichers is holding the two-day show in aid of Its scholarship fund.
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    Gardens air sea 'rescue'
    254 10 Gardens air sea 'rescue' That bang, bang welcome for Tan: Police may act DENANG, Tues. The 1 Penang State MCA i dinner in honour of na t ional president, the Minister of FinI ance, Tun Tan Siew Sin, '.vpnt with a ban^ last night But, the poiicr. 11 \g learnt,
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      62 10 Alley Oop by V.T. Hamlln /^ff ->/ OF COURSt I| I BUT THEY SAID /^vh^T if FWENDS > TMOUGHT THEY'D THEY WERE abp I OF VtXIRS? J BEEN ET BY A NEANPERTHALSS^ ...TH 1 NEANPERTHALSJ-- -4 WWATLL WE USE FOR \fffi WAS TH' IMAMEOF/CCMON,B0 ySA IrViSTRUMCNTS? THEIR MUSICAL LETS GIVE
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    MAN WHO DIDN'T COME TO PALACE DINNER WAS A DETAINEE
    231 11 MAN WHO DIDN'T COME TO PALACE DINNER WAS A DETAINEE KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. One of the seven State Assemlymen banned by the Sultan of Seiangor from official functions at the Istana Alam Shah in Klang is in detention under the Internal Security Act. He is Mr. Chin Xek Kum. vice-president
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    The busy M-joy thieves...
    421 11 Nine homes broken into while their occupants are out at the celebrations KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. THIEVES broke into nine homes last night when most of the occupants were out at the Merdeka anniversary celebrations and took more than $3,000 in cash, jewellery and other I articles.
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    Undergrads begin farm survey
    63 11 Undergrads begin farm survey SINGAPORE. Tues— A party of 100 Nanyang I niver.-ity students today began a three-day survey among the farming households of Potong Pasir. The survey. pUniMKi by the University's Economic B .iim.s mainly at eetiing statistic* Of the productivity and income of the tamers, most of «horn
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    Illicit liquor: Boy charged
    44 11 BUKIT MERTAJAM. Tues. Goh Trik Choun. 27. was jointly accused with 15-yrar-old boy yesterday of possessing liquor dlstiilmz apjarntus together with 600 b.il.oiis of illicit iiquor at Permataiiß Tingci on Aug. 25. Duty on the liquor was estimated at $3,600.
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    Hoping to play on your heart strings...
    181 11 Hoping to play on your heart strings Tues. Four glamorous American girls from Las Vegas are all set to conquer the hearts of Sin g a poreans with their violins. The girls. Mary van Ausdal. 21. Bobbie Caminis. 24, Susan Prior, 24. and Rita Tennes, 22. are members of the
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    Wife tells of husband who would not reform
    113 11 Wife tells of husband who would not reform SINGAPORE. Tues. A handicraft instructress. Wong Sou Sam, told the Hich Court today that she had helped her husband to settle his heavy gambling debts in the hope that he would reform. Buc it hau turned out to be 'for the worse"
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    For TV course
    38 11 XI.l IM A i inner pupil of the English Secondary School nerc. Mr. Mali Ch 19. Lett here recently for .i twovear course In television »nd radii- electronic! ;it Winnipeg. Canada, under the Colombo Pisr.
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    Mail train delayed
    41 11 KIAI.A IX'MPUR. Tuea. —The Singapore-Kuala Lumpur mail rrtvad here this mo-rnng more than two hours .irli:nd schedule because of enginr [alluic between Gemas and Batu I midnight The tram arrived here «t 9.30 am lr.sterd of 7 a.m.
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    Envoy: Why Commonwealth ties are declining in importance
    267 11 COMMONWEALTH ties are v petting less important today as other agencies are replacing the co-opera-tion between Commonwealth countries. The Indian High Comner in Singapore. Mr. Mirajpur. said this today in a talk on "India and the Commonwealth" to the Commonwealth Society of
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    Mustapha away for two more weeks
    78 11 IKSSELTON, Tne*. The Sabah Chief Minister. Tun Mustaph.t bin Dato Harun. will be away from the State for another two weeks. 1 A statement from the Chief Minister's Department issued here today s.iml the Chief Minister would return from London as soon as his
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    'Pay now' call
    46 11 KUI.IM. Tues. About !>U per i cent of the owners of the Xrrixh Government's 132 low-cost houses h.ive so far not paid their h.smwsment. Disclosing this .(kl.iv. a State atiKemhlym.'iii. M: Mun Kai, urged them to pay ihe.r arrears as soon us possible.
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    Training ship to be scrapped
    95 11 Training ship to be scrapped V^INGAPORE. Tues. The Singapor* Naval Force Headquarters training ship, RSS Bingapura, which has been a familiar sipht for more than 16 years berthed at the end of Telok Aver Basin, is to be sold for scrap. The 1.890- ton revel wa* lormeriy the Japanrse mine
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      The Price Of Rice
      691 12 The Supplementary Supply Bill provided the Senate with an unexpected but OUUVWaM nt opportunity for discussing the vei-y domestic problem of rice, its price and availability, j Whether Sinatois were dear at th«- end of it of the causes of thai recent sharp rise, and were
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      Penang's Future
      382 12 Pnuog pays duty today on 27 items of import which had fic<- tatty two years ;ij{o. Two of the new tariffs on tyre* and tubes were introduced in June 1%5. The othir 25 were imposed three months ago in ihe wiike of an amendment to the Customs Ordinance,
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      Not So Fair
      159 12 MAHA, sad to say. is in the doldrums. Despite the opportunities offered by a permanent showground and some considerable commercial spending this year's exhibition display- >-il no large advances on I pn vious years. Indsed, in some aspects there seenwd lo hava betn a retreat only partly
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    Lock icon Britain's political jamboree
    862 12  - Britain's political jamboree IVAN YATES by AT this time of the year the thoughts of British politicians turn from their holiday surroundings to the three party conferences that are always held between the middle of September and the middle of October. It's a little early for the Conservatives to be
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      175 12 REFER to your report of Aug. 29 on my statement regarding the exemption from Income tax of sums received by way of commutation of pensions or sums withdrawn from approved provident or pension funds. Your report has unfortunately distorted my statement and has created
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    When sand trucks drop mud
    130 12 ON the morning of Aug. 16. I was passing along Braddel Road at about 600 a.m. and was surprised to see the number of cars skidding an the road Mv taxi driver, travelling at about 15 m ph.. hod great difficulty keep tne the car
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    Rockefeller for President?
    805 12  -  A REPUBLICAN HOPE SURVIVES DIVORCE AND AN UNPOPULAR REMARRIAGE. A CHALLENGE NOW IN THE WHITE HOUSE STAKES WHAT was formerly a mere electoral gleam in the eye of a few adventurous and unorthodox Republicans has suddenly taken on plausibility and substance. The latest poll by the Louis
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    Dealer robbed of $975
    53 13 IF>OH. Tue.v Four men held up a pig mod deiler. I im Swee Teik. 38. with dacuTs near the Tssek Roiid bridge here last night and robbed him of $975. Lim h-id collected the money from customers in nearby Bercham new village and was returning homa
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    Asean it is, but Asa won't die yet...
    687 13  -  ELIZABETH WONG By and PREM KUMAR FOREIGN Ministers of the Association of South-East Asia (Asa) today agreed in principle to transfer Asa programmes and projects to the Association of South-East Asian Nations (Asean) without, however, ''eliminating Asa from the scene." This was
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    Sultan is out of hospital
    102 13 IOHORE BAHRU. Tnes. 0 The Sultan of Johore was discharged from the General Hospital here th s morning after underc-iin* an operation fnr a slight urinary complaint a week ago. A medical bulletin issued by the State Medial and Health Officer. Dr Abdullah Ahmad, said
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    Lock icon Sabah claim: 'Settle it like brothers'
    137 13 Sabah claim: 'Settle it like brothers' TTANILA, Tues. A i?1 prominent Filipino businessman said today the Philippine claim to Sabah should be settled "like a dispute over farm land between brothers Mr. Clemente C Abella. chairman of the board of governors of the Ph'lipp'.np Trade Missions Club, s'id the Philippines
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    The dodger...
    31 14 IPOH. Tups. A mason. Yap Chok Leong. 26. p>aded guilty 1 here today to not presenting him-! self for National Service training as required. Bail was allowed pending sentence.
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    Doctors biggest earners, Senate is told
    500 14 Doctors biggest earners, Senate is told gTATISTICS collected by the Department of Inland Revenue have shown that doctors are the biggest money earners among professional men. This was disclosed in the Senate here today by the assistant Minister of Finance, Dr. Ng Kam Poh, during the debate on the Income
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    Exhibition of photographs
    63 14 PENANG. Tups A four-day exhibition ol 68 humorous pbotographs lakrn by the "light-heart-ed camera' will be held at the Khek Association hall from Monday. The exhibition featuring iphs taken hy both amateur and prnlessional photographers chosen from var. tests sponM>rrri by Hie E Ist man Kodak Co.
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    Rakyat man calls for repeal of 'oppressive' laws
    231 14 Rakyat man calls for repeal of 'oppressive' laws DENANG. Tues. r Party Rakyat Malaya today called on the Alliance Government to repeal all exlsitinp; '"oppressive and undemocratic" laws. "it must al>o unconditionally rolea.se all political detainees and waiv* conditions imposed on tno.se who have already been freed." Inche Ka*sim Anmad.
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    RMN ships for Pesta Laut
    60 14 LUMUT. Tues. Three ships of the Royal Malaysian Navy will be here dunnc the three-d»y Pesta Laut. beginning on Friday. School children and members of organisations will be permitted to wit the shins the same day. The ships will tin open to th« public on
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    Union makes a 4-point peace offer to Esso branch rebels
    208 14 Union makes a 4-point peace offer to Esso branch rebels SINGAPORE. Tuesday. J HE United Workers of Petroleum Industry leadership has offered help to branch leaders in Esso if they accept four conditions. The branch leaders, with the exception ot Mr. Oon Pcet Fong, have bvrn raipended by the executive
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      303 14 Straits Times Crossword ACROAS 6 Unresoivod but bo«nd to 1. State cut back is tn OSA develop In It <2. s>. (12). T. Crafty skippers (rrmfc MaS. Worker we r»p he*rt leasly in en at random c 5-7 > Belgium (7). M. Suitable "Muste whit* you 1 Redhead In noisy
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    Drumming up the big parade...
    76 15 Drumming up the big parade... \jyHEN a marching column is for all intents and purposes an all-male affair, the appearance of these five girl drummers could prove quite a change of scene. And they did at the rehearsal for tomorrow's big Merdeka anniversary parade in Kuala Lumpur, when they will
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    Missing records: Doctor blamed
    245 15 Missing records: Doctor blamed KUALA PILAH. Tuesday. J^ CORONER'S court here today found the medical officer of the Kuala Pilah District Hospital responsible for the loss of two of three record books pertaining to the death of an eight-year-old girl. The coroner, Inche Mahmood bin Ali. at an earlier hearing
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    Air pact with Ceylon
    84 15 Air pact with Ceylon KUALA LUMPUR. Tues.- An air services agreement between Malaysia and Ceylon was signed at the Ministry of Transport here today. The Permanent Secretary to the Ministry of Transport. Raja Azam bin Raja Kamuruzaman. Initialled the agrrement on behalf of the Minister of Transport, Tan Sri Sardon.
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    $15 robbery: Guilty plea
    39 15 PENANG. Tues. Lim Leon? Laa. 18. pleaded guilty here today to robbing Ng Lim Fatt of $15 on May 26 with three other men still at large. Sentence was put off pending a probation report.
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    Bodies recovered
    34 15 IPOH. Tues. The bodies ft two boys Teh Ch"ng /»rin, 18. and Chong See Choi. 18. who «ere drowned in the sea and a mining pool over the week-end have been recovered.
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    38 15 HAVE you bought your copy of "10 Years of Merdeka" ths special Straits Time* publication to commemorate the first Jccad* of Malaysia's independence? Only a fimfted vupply is available, so get your copy today.
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    Specialists plan new expansion
    383 16 A comparatively new company of engineering consultants and manufacturers' representatives, Avery Laurence (Singapore) Ltd., are expanding their operations in Sineapnre. The company, which specialises in designing and supplying systems for the petroleum industry, has applied to the Economic Development Board for a site of about 30.000
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    P&0 Group announce executive postings
    118 16 P&0 Group announce executive postings THE P O Group has announced two senior executive postings In Singapore and Kuala Lumpur. Mr M.T. Darley has been appointed group representative for Malaysia and Thailand, and will be based In Kuala Lumpur. Mr. Darley succeeds Mr. AC L. Heywood who has been posted
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    DUNLOP DIRECTOR FOR U.K. COURSE
    175 16 TENGKU Ahmad bin Tengku Yahaya. (above) director and sales manager, tyres, of Dunlop Malayan Industries Ltd.. will leave on September 1. for the United Kingdom on a special marketing and selling training course. He will be doing an extensive tour of Dunlop factories, selling and
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    85 16 EXPORT orders worth 8$ 1.600.000 for Singapore were announced last week. The orders are for asbestos cement pipes and cast Iron fittings to be made by Hume Industries <FE.) Ltd. at their Buklt Tlmah plant. Announcing the new export orders. Mr. M. Fam. general manager of
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    Another member for trade staff
    73 16 MR. Desmond Fennessy, a senior editor of the trade publicity branch of the Australian department of Trade and Industry, has Joined the Australian Trade Commission staff in Singapore as Trade Commissioner (Publicity). Mr. Fennessv has worked M a journalist in Australia. Britain and Europe and
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    343 16  - Singapore's application to join LC.O being considered By CHAN BONG SOO TOCAL coffee trade circles feel thai moves aimed at shaping a new international coffee agreement will enhance Singapore's chances of admission into the International Coffee Organisation. Singapore's application for membership as an importing country— submitted in April is now
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    Bank's 14th branch
    69 16 The Overseas Dnion Bank, Ltd. Singapore opened a branch In Queenstown on Saturday at Commonwealth Avenue, which is Its 14th branch In the Republic Mr. Lien Yin? Chow, managing director of the bank was fully confident that this new branch would operate just as successfully as the
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    KODAK MAN FOR U.S.A.
    99 16 \>fß. Rlrhard Nk En* Phrow (above) a member of (he marketing staff of Kodak (Malaya) Ltd. in Sinxapore will leave on September 3 for four month* of training in tbe field of graphic reproduction at the headquarters of the Eastman Kodak Company in Rochester, New York.
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    Cash subsidy
    49 16 The Indian Government has accepted the Tariff Commission's recommended selling price of 4.150 rupees per metric ton 1.0. b. Cochin for RMA grade one number. The Government Is also giving small growers a cash subsidy as an Interim measure pending a special committee's study Into small holdings^
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    Promotion for Yashica products' executive
    160 16 Promotion for Yashica products' executive \|R. S. YAMADA <abov«>; a*l former regional manager for Yashira product* In South i, bM been promoted liaison olll- ST, in charge of the and Singapore office*. Mr. Yamada. now 25. will be stationed In Bii fur two years during which he will conduct a
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      299 17 Did pills kill Beatles manager? Probe on LONDON. Tuesday. i DOSE of tablets absent-mindedly taken after a few drinks may be what killed show business genius Brian Kpstein in his bed. Police yesterday went through drawers and a medicine cabinet In the three-storey Londo.i home where his pyjama-elad body was
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      127 17 More loans plea by poorer nations (.f.NfcVA. Turs. —The worlds poorer nations yesterday urced Ucstern industrial rountries to set aside more funds for development aid loans at lou interest Thty expressed cra\e concern that the International Development AsMiri.uion .in agcaey of the World Bank in Wash ington. was running out
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      24 17 ALGIERS. Tur<; Alc.ers airport will be closed today for 10 hours. Algiers Radio announced. No reason was inon for the more. Renter
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      Security clamp as Arab Heads of State arrive , for summit talks
      420 17 Security clamp as Arab Heads of State arrive for summit talks crRINGENT security measures were in force last night as Arab rulers began to gather in Khartoum tor the first Arab summit meeting since the economic, political and military upheavals of last June's Middle East War The firM Head of
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      Gnat jet crashes on holiday beach
      64 17 Gnat jet crashes on holiday beach PADDLING bolidayinak ers and a canoeist inspect a Gnat supersonic jet which crashed just off the crowded beach at Rboxneigr. Anglesey. The aircraft was <n a training flight from a nearby airfield. The Might-lieutenant instructor and his pupil parachuted to Mfetj The instructor «.«>.
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      Newsman is freed
      59 17 SANTIAGO. Tucs. journalist George Andrew Rotn has returned here from Bolivia where he was Imprisoned for several months in connection with guerilla activities. Rotli. who »a* .ater cleared of all charges and revised ;rom military hcadquarers in Catniri in the Svitn-East. was arre*-ed with French Marxist w
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      S. Korea, Pakistan agree to ties
      50 17 RAWALPINDI. TOM Soulh Korea and PakiMan today agreed to start diplomatic rHar.unv Tluv u> the outcome >t nefrotta-tion-v betueen the wsiting leader ot ihc South Korean Economic and Ooodwjll Mtssion: Mr Dotit; Jo Kun and the Pakistan Poreiitn Secretary Mr S M Yujuf j^
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      37 17 M W DELHI lur* Parliament whuh ha> hern considerißf proposals f«r rcdactoa lndi.« > birthr.«lf declined to act on NocmliM nirmltrr's MlKgeatiod ih.ii all membpr> Mihmit to compulsory •lerilisalion as an example to the nation.
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      Reds hit out at Peking
      170 17 r PHE leftist and nor--1 mally pro-Chinese faction of the Communist Party of India yesterday protested sharply against Peking interference in their Internal affairs. In a document Issued at the end of a 10-day session of the party's central committee in Madural. South India, the
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      17-nation study on guerilla warfare
      163 17 17-nation study on guerilla warfare London. Tues. Service officers Irom 17 Com m o n wealth count lies will discuss methods of combatting: guerillas and insurgents at the biennial Commonwealth defence study opening today. They were checlcing in yesterday at the British Royc-l Army Staff College at Cnmberley. near here,
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      160 17 Rockwell's alleged killer is sent to see doctor WASHINGTON. Tue*. --A judge at Arlington. Vir g i nia, yesterday ordered a psychiatric examination for 29-year-old former American Nazi Party member John Pat ler. accused of murdering party leader George Lincoln Rockwell last Friday. The preliminary heartac or the murder ehi.rt«
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      27 17 SAIGON. Tue.s. Vietcong guerillas havr attacked and damaged ei2ht bndces along a 54---'*tch of South Vietnam'? main Hiehway One. an American spokesman >..:d today. Reuter.
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      510 17 I fell- out of work...and into worry! H Vo one expects ample accidents Uke Setting out for the oHice on the £?^^r i?ZJ.Z£ k SFJ* bright fresh morning. Apnl 5. farreach.mg. even frightening: 7/n> i$ JT M jfo& 1966. I didn t have a care in the t^ZJ, O td
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      626 18 l_j t\W\ ontiuurd liom Pagr HI ACKNOWLEDGMENT :u Hordm Hi 'Minimum, MR. AND MRS. Chan l-ov Fook on the oe casioo of tlee marriage of their son Alan. ANNOUNCEMENTS ;<i w „,rf. s;, U'jiinunl TNAI, E6YPTIAN COTTONS and Mher lovely materials. Let me show rou. Kor details Tel. *****5 (Spore)
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      885 18 SITUATIONS VACANT Ij Horo*! <■» i Mm.i Hox iH its ritrn INSURANCE COMPANY Mutant .Vanagei "ith minimum ten Departments Appn Box ASM* B.T. pore. WANTED 22 SHORTHAND leacb«ri> throukout Malaysia to teacii new system of shorthand. No shorthand required. 22 Sobolarabips offered to enable successful applicant* tv train in Kuala,
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      1042 18 ACCOMMODATION VACANT li Word* <o Hin. I Box it rtt. txlrn MODERN 2 BEDROOM FLAT MM n Servant.* quarters, garage Ai! amcnitir? Iniurnisned \^7o I f ItPhonr ,s i.ejie j4l U FURNISHED UNFURNISHEO Uo> I Bungalows Klats. Distnts S If II lo Ju iS po.ei liS.'.'.'jl H1J730. ORANCE CROVE ROAO
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      943 18 HOUSES AND LAND FOR SALE Hero's M <M,n.,—Box it rfs. exfre 2 STOREY SEMI-DETACHED bouse I lat Serangoon Cbarlton Park tor sale. > Price- stj tnecj contact Tel. •Spore) I ti***** Ktnecn v a.m. to 3 p.m. JALAN NOVENA 1 storey letacnrn 4 bedrooms buugalo* Area 000 -•I It. <7u.000
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      899 18 TUITION 15 Wordt U (Hin.)— Box it ell. txtrm POHSAN DANCE STUDIO. Ocitram Road, teachra Ballroom Latin Dances bB— MM dally Prixate by appointment rOTOa 8 pore. LAMBERT'S DRIVING SCHOOL Dual-controlled Mom- lixnj nourly (6 in BHliuoial Road Tel jj»tf4 I uuie V.W C A BEAUTY Culture Class lor "fmrnier-
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      792 18 RUGS, CARPETS k CURIOS SHOP OPENING SALCS UNITED CARPETS INTRODUCES FIRST TIME IN SINCAPORE OVIR TEN EXOTIC CONTEMPORARY AND ORIENTAL DESIGNS IN INDIAN CARPETS IF YOU ARE BUYING AN INDIAN CARPET YOU CANNOT AFFORD TO NEGLECT THIS WONDERFUL SELECTION. ALL INDIAN CARPETS OFFERED AT MANUFACTURER!. 'RICES. Also. A FABULOUS COLLECTION
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      1119 18 VIHICLES FOR SALE li WnrW, U I Mm.)— r?i.T in rlt erfrn CITROEN COMFORT MODEL Klr.t Reed. I■ v IKfi.') One owner I^.imhi -nre-1 nil lulv liiiiS. Two mstks .it •Illei,,. 1 c «t Keel ersti-<l HtMn Ltd Sirmwrr dm. .in V:Mir helorr toukini at OWNER LEAVING OVERSEAS Mll.'t fell
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      1114 19 CAP EXPRESS SAILINGS TO GENO* WORTH CONTINENT SCANDINAVIA .dTi Ppr-ang S pute iGsasi Raa:n H tug Aarhus C'hagen Gdn 1-1 SARGODHA a Sailed Sailed Aag 31, Sip 2 Oct 1 Oct II Oct 12 Oct II Set II MALACCA 1 1) Sept 25 21 Sept 27 21 Sept 21/ I
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      1433 19 I BENVLINE I XPRESS SERVICE TO LrNDON. LIVERPOOL I CONTINENTAL PQM^ BENHIANT 8< c 8 1H P-nanß Rotteroan Oct 21 In Pt Sept 2 Sept 1/ I An;*erp Oct 21 BENRINNES F l H :ii fPo< o\\ A Singapore Pt S'nam P'nang Rotterea* Set 27 Gdn. 13 Avgli Sept 1
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      1218 19 feELLERMAN BUCKNALL S.S. CO., LTD. SEE OVERLEAF FOR OUTWARD SERVICE FROM UK /CONTINENT. Laadiag fan P. S ->l am Penang CITY OF GUILOFORO Hi G«n 75-31 II «u| 11/ 1 Sfpt 2'2Sept CITY OF ST. ALBANS lan. r-j'Burg. 4avre 15 11 Sept CITY OF DUNBEE lonaon, Rottmam. Hii-Durg. .sbrOL|i 4,
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    SHARE PRICES UNCERTAIN AFTER RECENT DECLINE
    771 20 From Our Market Correspondent THE Stock Exchange yesterday had the normal look of a market after several days decline. Industrials opened the days trading with an easier look, but steadied slightly as "cheap" buyers came in. llowexer. in later trading prices slipped again as
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    STOCK INDICES
    34 20 MaUun Steak Indicrs: Mix. .'8 Auk. "j "Industrial".: lI3BM 114. Tl 'I'ropertifji: UtM \13.13 "MiniiiKs: 88.31 87.: i 1 KuliUrrs: 101 08 104 08 i>c». j». i9«a ioo D«r. 30. 1966 100.
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    60 20 /'HINESE Produce E<cnangi, 3in ttrday: Coconut oil: oulk >!(,, Mlltn I drum Mt ►eiiors C»pr4: Mixed ilodi loose aui I B. Popper: Muntok nur BIM st-lleff k M»2i «elk-r». fiitci*! ->ardv.,k bine* 19 uarVMI 1 Laiupoiw black <-„ .tiler, (a il »«ej POrW) \.-i.\ BB mU*n iwi% Sinno,,,
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    H.K. RATES
    28 20 MtlU,,., 52! K rS "I^v tnr US Dollar U j. T ,j rftr T.T. <nd o lor cj>h Sterling a.,* r •n« tatl sf colfl HO*.
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    RUBBER PRICES
    240 20 CM'II.MItIK In -I P— lt ruhhrr f.u.tt. tajran rlo>fd at p.m. in Kuala l.umpur and Singapore \p>lrrri;o .it IX, rents per Ih. dim ii tive-rightlis ul a ifnt on Mondavi i lirsing Irvrl. 1 lie tone was ea\>. K \s. and M.K.I Id-mi price* in irnts per Ib.
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    SHIPS IN PORT
    263 20 S.MIPS LVINC ALONGSIDE THI SINCAPORE HARBOUR WHARVES OR EXPECTED TODAY ARE nil 1/2, Una H.ni K.W I Dundee 6 7 K\. Ciiv if GuilCford 30. Nlatttl M;.ru 31 .U Velchit 33 34, Binrn r I Ho! »»ti.i <i. l.un» Mdrruk Hi. I 47 Ihipi in thr Rtadt
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      1123 20 Vl" KAWASAKI KISEN KAISHA LTD. Western Australia Singapore/Japan Service M, m, iw Mam" 19 Aut 3 Sept Sept 10 n Sept JO Sept .'4 Sept Tj.tea Miru 21 Sept 3 Oct 1111 Del 21 Oct 24 Oct Kamkiva Maru 2J 31 Ocl il 1 Nit 15 No 11 Nit West
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      864 20 P&O to Europe and the United Kingdom s.s. "ORSOVA" (29.000 tons fully oirconditioned stabilised) Departing SINGAPORE 28 Sep 1967 PENANG 29 Sep 1967 Arriving LONDON 25 Oct 1967 via Colombo, Cape Town, Las Palm os and Lisbon FIRST AND TOURIST CLASS ACCOMMODATION AVAILABLE (fares FIRST CLASS Singapore and Penang to
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      540 20 W_ FLOTTA LAURO \^bP_fc>v AMIVINt OIRECT FROM TRIESTE ITALY w" .uCtPiIKC BODKinr. u> Mama :tibu-< i P. S'h*rn j H f(.ne »a *\a S S pakioo Ip Pirt Sept 7 Sept IB Sept 12 U S MEbAR* Sailei Sept M Sept IS >ept it Sept 23 Sepl ?l Sepi ip
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      272 20 -A^j^uiJj^al **^W^^M s^» tt" *a^H^^^^^"^ *r T FROM CALCUTTA EU.ETD ETA,UD £IA ETD IV. "VISHVA MAHIMA" tcr Brisbane. s>on(y. WeiDoume t Aoeia o Stpt S/ i Sipt J/ 4 (Adelaide Cargo Discharge mwird Voyage) FROM AUSTRALIA •STATE OF HUTCH" •or Rangcon. HaftM I CtlCtPt- Stpt 23 24 Sept 2S Set*
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    BUSINESS ON STOCK EXCHANGE
    1425 21 81/SINESB in and rriMirted In the sinsipnrf and Kuala I umpur liiding room* of the tiK-K Ftrhance vr»terda« with the ntimher of ahare* traded In bracket*: INDUSTRIALS: Ben and cc OOOi 51 l« Sl.'S 13.0001 II 1«; Bnuttead i*.nooi tt J l iiwii SJ.SI central luiu
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    CLOSING PRICES
    23 21 Aug. 29. RIBBER PRICE: 48ft cents (down flve-firhths of a cent). TIN: $596 (up 50 rent*) Estimated offering 210 tons (unchanged).
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    169 21 MELBOURNE. Tu«s. MOST INDUSTRIALS edjed higher in steady quiet trading BH.P. continued to drift and closed 10 cents lower at $11 55. Minings were variable In mostly narrow movement. Oood recoveries were made by r.R.A., up 34 cents to $8 14 and Great Boulder up to 20 cents
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    17 21 IHE A.totntion ol Bankt in Maliyftlo made no nance* ir t§ ratea *n merchants ye^terrlwv.
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    First rally in Straits tin for one week
    405 21 rR the first time for over a week the Straits tin price in Ppnang yesterday rallied by 50 cents to SSSfi on offering estimated uodnnced a\ 210 tons Better demand was reported particularly from the Continent and Japan. THF. LONDON MARKET on
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    EQUITY YIELDS
    370 21 'TriE (nliouing list of selected Malayan Industrial yields is ba«-en on last .-ales to August 2«. tautien 01 r pom Average »ro»i dividenrl yield 8 8 per MM 1* f> per cnli. ton* (rota ea.mint-1 rleld 11.4 P»r cent .11 1 per rent). Overall *\era«e gro.ii dividend neld
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      377 21 CLASSIFIED ADS. (Continaed from Page 18) LADIES HAIRDRESSING U »orr« I ttlm.}— Pm <» rt, ,xlrn FARIDA MAItON MARCILLEmtrm haimtTlrn. .lining «nrl mxnirur* •»p»rt». Arpointm»nt 11-C B»tt»rT Kourt (S por»l TM. H274W. JEAN S NIW SALON Hn.fhMM violin "Jhxm |^m f\ VJ.MI mrs. Tinting. FkClal, 298 Tanglin Ro.i.t. r.|n»al<orr» MUOa
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      1347 21 IS MM^^M HJ PEMBERITAHU TAWARAN J.K.R. PAHANG TIMOR. KUANTAN. Tawaran darlpada pemborongj yang berdaftar di-J.K.R. Kelas C dan ka-atas Kepala 2 Kepala Kechll2 akan di-tenma dl-Pejabat Jurutera Negeri. Pahang. Kuantan hingga pukul 3.00 petang pada 14hb. September, 1967 untok: "Membena dan Menylapkan dua (2 1 blok bertuiKkat dua, meniMndongi 15
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      224 21 I PUBLIC APPOINTMENT SINGAPORE CURRENCY BOARD Applications are Invited from Singapore Citizens for the posts of Economist?; Qualifications: A good honours degree from a recognised University In Economics. Statistic?. Mathematics or Accountancy. SaUrr Scale: $fiRO 35 TM TRi HSA 10: ill 1100 4I)A 1420 pm. plus 35% variable allowance subject
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      461 21 %MmaxA o/,%// /fa// (Malaysia) Berhad (IMORPOKATFI) IN THE STATKS OF MAI.AYA) Announcement hy the Board of Directors The net trading profit before tax for the year ended 30th June, 1967 amounted to $7.1b11,K4 The balance of net profit brounht forward from the previous year amounted to .V78.1R4 17.739.138 Los: Provisions
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      421 22  -  'A DREAM COMES TRUE' FOR MOTOR-RACING ENTHUSIASTS By MANSOOR RAHMAN TIIK project to build the new permanent Selangor Racing Circuit has been the most ambitious ever attempted in this part of the world in the interest of motor-racing. John Brown, chairman of the track construction committee,
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      China-HK rout Malays
      67 22 VAiioNM is i China-Hong Kong comb'.ned ••loUMced Ma-i.,v.-:.i!! Mai'.v.s- 6-1 tn .< soccer nm:rh .lie Civ Stadium. Pe-n..-.k: night. The Chinese team "ed 2-1 ai r.<- nith goali by chrun Chi Wai ana Tsanz K;:i« Hung while Kha.i! Hashim netted, for The ChJn?at shoved supeilortv :n the
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      INDIA HELD
      30 22 in Malacca, India Merdeki .soicei team wi I acore,r.s.s draw by HftUT* Kubu Studlum -a.si night. Th( lnd..(.is dominated play for three-quarters of the game .i .sii.i! o-.-liooter.
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      Umpires exam
      57 22 The M.ilay.M.di Hockey Federation Umpires Bo.mi will hold n«. annual theoretical written examination for umpires al ten centres in West Malaysia on Sunday at 7 pm A tota! of 87 candtda:p.« w II »c for the Humiliation Thr central are Penang. Alor Star. Taiping. Teluit Aaaoa Kh.i;.i l.umnur.
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      M-WALK
      38 22 A tota. of 857 compel ton '"ill lake part in a nine-mile walking race organised by the Malacca \\f ai P'rt of the Merdeka anntversary eeCebratlona, The race irt from Kub.i Stadium at 4 p.m on Saturday
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      Thong to get briefing
      256 22 SEAP GAMES r PHONG Poh Nyen. secretary-general of the Olympic Council of Malaysia, wili leave Kuala Lumpur on Sept. 6 to attend the fourth Sea;) Games Executive Committee meeting at Bangkok on the following daj The meeting will be the first convened to discuss Thailand's preparations
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      Vajiravudh XV to tour West Malaysia
      112 22 rE Vajiravudh College rugger team from Bangkok will make a two-week tour of West Malaysia for a series of matches acamst schools The visitors will play matches against Penang Free School at Penang. on Monday. Victoria lnstit'ilion at Kuala Lumpur or. Sept. 8. and
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      Four Brabhams among entries for the Formula Libre
      722 22 MOTOR-RACING FfOUR Brabhams are among a record 49 nt ries in the mam race the Formula Libre over 75 laps ou Sunday— in the sixth Tengku Abdui Rahman Circuit Races beginniim on Friday a1 the new Selangor Racing Circuit at Batu Tiga,
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      Taipeh student wins Malacca titles —
      244 22 Taipeh student wins Malacca titles BADMINTON WONG Liang Un, who represented Formosa in the last Asian Games at Bangkok, won the mens singles title of the Malacca closed badminton championships. ttiins beat Abdul Jabbar Dti'.kernain 15-10. 15-10 in the final. Wong, a student at the University of Taipeh. is on
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      Akiyama for Spore Open
      96 22 ILf asao Aklyama ol j<p.«n. IT the All-Ensiand runnerup u>\ jrtar. i> übooi thr tmris entries lor the Singapore (i|>on iiidmintnn i h.iiii|)iim>kii>.s „n Oc 6-8 Akiyjnia «i!i b< BCCOBpUlird I by three other Tapanfc ptajwri ihoniHs cup player lpi«-i Kojlma Nonkn T.ik.isi. the All-England womrn.s
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        13 22 Mili<i a senior inter-team: Kilat 3 Eaele 2: Ar«onaut« no. Seng dieting
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        12 22 SOCC ER N. Trhal kit hiurnrv Cmbined Youths 5 H.ippv BMrU 0.
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        64 22 l^rn imi 'Ti; Mallmi lsl id: B Mam nd K J Samuel M H Ha.-san and 1 \We 6-2. 3-6 7-5. A Wuhrtb and 7..,ni.,n--huree bt Chin Hin \\A\ and M K Nath.tn 6-0 6-1; R. Weller and R Vije.suner bt A. Malik and R. Brandt 6-1. 6-4: AH
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      KUMARAN, 14, THE STAR AT CLINIC
      377 22 ALWI ZAHAMAN. Selangor and South opening batsman, and a 14-year-old La Salle BcbOOiboy. K. S. Kumaran. a leg-spinner of precocious skill, earned praise from Australian Test player Norman O'Neill and Ceylon captain Mike Tlssera at a coaching clinic they conducted in Kuala Lumpur yesterday.
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      'SEVENS' RUGGER
      24 22 'SEVENS' RU GGER The Negri and Malacca sc.eii-a-slde rugKer conipetilion will be played on Sunday at the Station padang. Seremban. starting al 2 pm
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      De Silva cannot get leave to tour
      160 22 De Silva cannot get leave to tour AMKA cle Sil\a. the Ceylon Sports Club batsman nil) not be available for selection for Singiip at the end of the \ear He has informed the Singapore cricket selectors that he would not be able to get leave De Silva Is one of
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      M-HOCKEV
      28 22 Malaysian Armed PorcM Ikm key at th* Club RTound on Sanirday fur a challense trophy rt">n;ited by the State Government td mark the loth annivei I Merdeka
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      1027 22 LOCAL GOVERNMENT «au MfT. hakbolk ELECTIONS ACT. 1960 &?S&2SS&33SRSi VPRM M\KIM Illlsi i\c». Il «»F 19S0) DEVELOPING H RHP. AT I <)( .<i\ I K\MI F RMP. Resisiiiimii of Hector!) KIi.II.UIOSS lOhii T1 Harbour M»Mfr. Pfnang. in 1 lies tenders Inr the mmhate of S 1 1 iTCJS?2 OF v
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    Splendid gallop by Roman Game
    266 23  -  JJOMAN GAME did a fluent gallop over 3f in 37 1/5 on good going at Penang yesterday. Trainer Rudy van BreukPlen's \«w Liberty and Cashir matched strides over 3f in 37 3/5. with Cahlr slightly in front at the finish. Rina II ran Sf In
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    Yorkshire in a strong position
    138 23 LONDON. Tues. Clow of play scores In cricket matches, yfsrerdav Nottingham: Yorkx 332 (Padgett 139 Stead 6-75). Nf.tts 197-7 (Bolus 66' Derby: Derby 251 urd 17-0 North* nts 309-9 dec. (Mllburo 62. Prideaux 102 Reynolds H6 > Hove. Sussex 239 Middlesex 381 (Harris 57 Radley
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    Lock icon Gunners beat Liverpool
    56 23 LONDON. Tues. Result* of English soccer matches vasterda v: Div l Arsenal 2 Liverpool 0 Fulham 3 Sunderland 2. Div 2 Aston Villa O Plymouth 1: Preston 1 Norwien 0: Rotherham 1 Derby 3; Millwili v Huddersneld postponed. Football League Cup first round repUv» Exeter U Tltquay
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    Keino wins Morley Mile—but misses world mark
    352 23 Keino wins Morley Mile but misses world mark BRITISH GAMES f ONDON, Tues. Kipchoge Keino. of Kenya, won the Morley Mile for the third successive year at the British Games here yesterday in the fast time of 3min 53.8 sec. Hts time was only four-tenths of a second outsld* his
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    166 23 Thomas Cup on way to London BADMINTON JAKARTA. Tues. InJ donesia has flown the Thomas Cup to London to return it to the International Badminton Federation, it was disclosed here today. JThe gold-plated cup, held In the vaults of the Central Bank In Jaxarta for the past nine years, was
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    115 23 Newcombe, Roche in US doubles final DROOKLINE (MassachuaetU). Tue«. Australians John Npurombe and Tony Roche beat South Africans Ray Moore and Cliff Drysdal*. 6-3. 11-9. 7-5. In the semi-finals of th« >TB. men's doubles tennis championship here yesterday. In the women's double? wmiflnals ninth-seraed Winnie Shaw and Joyce Williams of
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    60 23 TOKYO. Tues. —The United States swimming squad set one n»w world record and si x Games records in five swimming events at the world student Games here this morning. The world record was set by 21-year-old Dougias Russel'. from the University of Texas with a time
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    590 23  -  LAN PEREIRA By and JOE OORAI ]tf ALAYSIAN and SiniiTl gapore bowlers have been invited to compete in the International Masters tournament organised by the FIQ the world tenpin bowling federation. The top bowlers from Jackie's of Kuala Lumpur and Jackie's of Katong centres In Singapore will compete
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    The heart winner
    74 24 20,000 CHEERS AT A SPECIAL STADIUM PERFORMANCE AN officer from the Police Driving School races through a ring of lire to win the hearts and admiration of more than 20.000 school children al a combined police-mili-tary tattoo held specially for them al Kuala Lumpur's Merdeka Stadium on
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    197 24 JAKARTA, Tuesday. DAXIC gripped business circles here today following the closures of six more private banks, bringing the total in the past four days to 13. The closures followed a heavy run on bank liquid reserves, apparently caused by a wave of foreign currency
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    18 24 SINGAPORE Turs The* ere 95 reported MCtdei Incline three ;iied a In the pa.st 24 hours
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    61 24 TOKYO. Tue.s Torrential rains lashing a major granary in Northern Japan since yesterday have killed 21 »«ople and left 84 others missing, police reported today. Among the killed were Mr Yoshio Sato, a 70-year-old meni- ber of the Upper House, his wife .ma their two grandchildren.
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    Lock icon Troops step up check on exodus of refugees
    132 24 Troops step up check on exodus of refugees HONG KONG. Tues. Communist Chinese border troops have tightened measures against a possible mass exodus of refugees to Hong Kong. it Mas reported today by travellers from Canton. They said thousands of Ctntnn residents were Beetaf because of continuous fighting between opponents
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    42 24 SALISBURY. Tues. Rhodt'sian security forces fought a pitched battle yesterday with African nationalist guerillas, said to have infiltrated across the border from Zambia in the pa.st few days, informed sources said today No details of the clash were available. Reuter.
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    SIA AWARDS TO THREE TOMORROW
    83 24 SIA AWARDS TO THREE TOMORROW SINGAPORE. Tue.s The Singapore Institute of Architects is offering a fellowship and two studentship awards to its members. The $8,000 fellowship award is open to all it.s members who have at least three years' practical experience as an architect. The studentship award worth $1,000 each
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    Rotary talk
    39 24 SINGAPORE. Tues. Professor Irving P. Pflaum of the InterAmerican University of Puerto Rico will talk on "The Cuban Revolution" to members ol the club oi Singapore District 330 at their weekly meeting at the Cathay Hotel tomorrow.
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    LONDON STOCKS, RUBBER and TIN
    317 24 LONDON. Tue> Tlie London stock market was steady today. Small buying interest was' thought to reflect hopes that the U.K. Cabinet reshuffle would be a prelude to some form of reflation Hire purchase issues and banks met support for this reason. leaders, however, moved quietly
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    73 24 LONDON Tues— Spot 15Hid., Oct. 15 5 16d.. Nov. 15 7 16d.. Dec. 15 9 16d.. Oct. Dec. 15 7 16d.. Jan March 15 13 16d.. April June 16Ud. July Sept. 16 7 16d Oct. Dec. 16 13 16d.. Jan. March 17d.. Anrll June 17 3 16d July Sept.
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    29 24 LONDON. Tues.— Buvers £1186 £'_■> sellers Cl 187 < unchanged Forward buyers £1187 i unchanged-, sellers £1188.. f+Cl). Settlement £1188 I £1V Turnover a.m. 245 tons. p.m. 5. Tone: Inactive.
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    303 24 3 pro-Peking newsmen are jailed for sedition HONG KONG, Tuesday. 'JMIHHH pro-Peking newspaper executives were today sentenced to three years imprisonment each alter being Found guilty of sedition charges arising out of articles in the mis ponded Afternoon News. The three sentenced today v. •TO i\i (now. chairman d! the
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    257 24 Jugah calls for all-party talks to end row 1/-UCHING, Tues. Tan Sri Ten gong. Jugah Mil for Sarawak Affairs, wants political leaders of all factions in the State to gel together to discuss their c; ences and seek a basis for unity against the communist guerilla threat and to preserve
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