The Straits Times, 22 July 1969

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    26 1 The Straits Times AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 175,000 The Nations! Newspapßr Estd. 1845 TUESDAY, JULY 22. 1969 15 CENTS K.D.N. 3104 M.C. (P) N»>. ITO
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    Lock icon This is it: Man's greatest conquest
    1075 1 This is it Man's greatest conquest MOONDAY SPECIAL: Three pages of pictures and reports inside ASTRONAUTS Neil Armstrong and Edwin Aldrin blasted off safely from the moon and into lunar orbit early today, beginning the complex manoeuvres to link up with their mother ship. They left behind Iheir footprints in
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    Lock icon Luna lands Sea of Crises
    137 1 Luna lands Sea of Crises I ONDON. M 1 la's Luna IS nii, rht landed I 500 miles from Jodrell B;ink space station said. Sir M '.n dlre< ncr SHIFTED snfi Th« Luna week nm>. had vloui thf second tin da\ it to within I the surface i the (n
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    STOP PRESS
    11 1 HOrSTON Tn pfrformtnr r«ckn to link «p with C
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    So it's byebye Moon!
    302 1  -  A tribute from Mr. Lee SIM.APORK. Mon. The Prime Minister. Mr. Le»- Kuan Yew. today cabled congratulations to the IS Government on their m»<-n- landing frat. Thr Prime Ministers cabl* tit Prp>ii!>-nt Nixon s.ii'l: "Oneratulatioi.* on this tremendous achio rnient in landiiu tw« men on the
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      Lock icon ARTIST'S IMPRESSION OF LUNAR LANDING
      1311 2 The first moon explorers share its secrets with millions over live TV from their first step on its surface HOUSTON SPACE CENTRE, Texas, Monday Neil Armstrong and Edwin Aldrin, leaping exuberantly across thedusty, rocKy surface of the moon, unlocked the lecreti of another world today.
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      35 2 THE GAMBOLS by Barry Appleby 11/tweblueoneipumTN XfQg ws coAiy V roe blaci^ owe to y WfA LIVELY J f x I /"PoevOU-TD UELP.A wuats Tue\ (you catch wm ip ue« J i 31 «3 1
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      THEIR FIRST WORDS
      356 3 Mustafa Algin.62. became very excited when he beard on the radio of the landing on the moon. "Oh Lord, this will be end of the world. he shouted, and died of a heart attack in Bereketli, Tokat Province. Turkey. Reuter. -MAN ON MOON BEFORE 1971: BACHELOR DAVID
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      Lock icon Russians hear of feat
      262 3 Radio today broadcast a report of Apollo Us landing on the moon. (Los rihiiiß in broad terms the activities of the astronauts before their moon walk. The report said: "Comrades, we have, just re ceived a report. Yesterday at 23.1K Momow time the lunar module of
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    Lock icon Nixon phones from the White House to Armstrong and Aldrin on the moon
    335 3 Nixon phones from the White House to Armstrong and Aldrin on the moon HOIST OX, Mon. President Nixon today talked tn astronauts Neil Armstrong ;md Edwin Aldrin on the moon and congratulated them on their historic landing. .Mr. Nixon. whose rem.irk* were relayed via the Manned Spateiraft Centre here. told
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    Witness tells of Angela's Ten Commandments
    871 4 Witness tells of Angela's Ten Commandments pENANG, Mon. A witness today testified that while he was trying to effect a reconciliation between amateur jockey Chan Ewe Leong and his wife Angela Yeap in April 1966, he saw a list of conditions imposed by Angela. "She called them the Ten Commandments.'
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    A fish monger's costly hour
    64 4 IPOH. Mon. A nsh monger, who admitted breaking the curfe*- at 310 a.m. told the magistrate's court here today that someUung wen his alarm cock which rang an hour earlier "I thought It was 4 a.m. when the aiarm c'.ock rang and wen: t-i ttsf
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    Missing US Air Cadets riddle
    123 4 Missing US Air Cadets riddle CI\<;.\PORE. M«n— Th« American H—f here h;i^ cabled Houston .mil IS.umkok about Ul< whereabouts of tun I 9 Air Ca*Jctl who were due here today under the International Air .nlru Exchange Ickcnw. The cadets are Jerry Br.tn don I nrhiv 19, and Robert Cook BfcFetrMge,
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    Negri ACA chief in crash
    48 4 SEREMBAN. Mon. -The head Of the Anti-Oirruptlon Agency here. Deputy Supt. Raja Mansor bin Raja Ridzuan. was when his car was In c Witt a lorry on the Seremb»nJelebu road on Saturday. He received cuts on the head. His oonditlon is not senoua.
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    Housing Bill
    25 4 \PORE. Mon. Th« Minuter for Law and National Development. Mr. EW. Barker, •mduce a Housing and Development (Amendmtr at the next parliamentary sitting.
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    Tay orphans fund nears $5,000
    373 4 T ATEST donations to the Times Tay orphans fund, which now stands at $4,541.90: Anonymous $10. K. T. Seah. $20. Anonymous $50. Low Stow Whatt $20. Mrs. Slow and friends. Sungala Camp, Port Dick&on, $26.30. Kob Llan Chuon. $10. Anonymous $10, 28 Anonymous $74.20, cadets
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      71 4 Mh'H Oo#» By V. T. llawniin lOii naum* ti rOl irrn'T yes, but until shs rggf •hk< ...and i caktt i yibot quite a not entirely, mv ftoendsJ POPULAR ENOUGH TKEEP TH* J ATTRACTIVE AOAJM, M»*MHII FORCE HER TO 1 PWBLSM, AU.QCHT TOR THE TASK Of MAXIMS I CmZSNS ON
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      450 5 Omega the first watch worn on the moon salutes the men who took it there The watch in the picture is pretty special. l|^BH9HHßHHß|te^^. or Le Mans have found it invaluable to keep It's been strapped on the wrists of all U.S. 1 rack of lap times. (Its 5 separate
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    Ex-mental patient sentenced to life jail term
    317 6 SINGAPORE, Monday A TAXI DRIVER, said to have a mental history, \\;is lodav sentenced l<> life imprisonment for killing his nc\t door neighbour, ;i watchman, ;it Lotting 24, Geyhin.n, 17 months ;i^o. Seoh Thiam Chye. 48. originally accused of the murder of Chong
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    COSMETICS CHIEF DUE IN SPORE TOD A V
    58 6 COSMETICS CHIEF DUE IN SPORE TOD A V SI.M.APOR. Mon irr-prrsirient of .Max Factors international division. Mr. Vie Harris (ahovr) will visit Singapore for the first time tomorrow. He will spend a <l:> v here in conjunction with his company's 60th anniversary. He will fly in from Jakarta and will
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    Group of 20 American educators on study tour
    149 6 SI.M.M'OKI \li.n. A croup of 20 university and high school teachrrs from the nited States today began a three-week study tour of the Singapore with a visit to the university library and a tour of the city The group, led by Dr.
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    UK actor to conduct workshop
    81 6 SINGAPORF Mon. British actor Mr James Cairncross will arrive here next month at the Invitation of the National Theatre Club. He will conduct a drama workshop both (or the clubs English drama group and for teachers concerned with drama In their schools Mr. Cairncross. who
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    Call for anaemia lab gains support
    286 6 jIfEDICAL circles here welcome the call for the setting up of a research laboratory to tackle the problem of nutritional anaemia made by Dr. S.B. Kwa, the director of the Blood Transfusion Service. Prof G R Wadsworth. head of the department of SINGAPORE. Mori
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    Minister to visit school
    62 6 SINGAPORE. Mon. The Minister for Interior and Defence. Mr. Llm Kirn San will attend the Singapore Chinese Girls' Schools 70th anniversary celebrations starting at 8.15 a.m. on July 29. The school's Girl Guides. Red Cross cadeu and Army Cadets will put up special displays for the
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    Blood donations reach 8990
    50 6 SINGAPORE. Mon More than 850 people donated blood last week, bringing the Red Cross Blood Donation Campaign record to 8990 donations. The campaign Is In Its last week, and the authorities hope >x> net another 1.010 donations oy Sunday to brine the total to 10,000 donation*.
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    6 YEARS JAIL, ROTAN FOR BOY ROBBER
    298 6 6 YEARS JAIL, ROTAN FOR BOY ROBBER SINGAPORE. Monday YAP KENCI MENG, 17, who ganged up with four other boys in a highway robbery, was today Jailed by the High Court for six years and ordered to receive six strokes of the rotan. Two othcfl Low Chin I.'-c, 16. and
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      165 6 J|fc i LATIN SPECTACULAR "j §F IRS MENSAJERPS |DELR\RAGIW^ i Z& RETURN TO THE fW p Ole, from July 25th, this fabulous A. world-renowned group makes a welf v^ come return to the Four Lions with Jk. 2 shows nightly. Pulsating Spanish guitars, the wonderful Paraguayan -harp and the blending
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      256 6 ORCHARD THEATRE PREMIERE WED., 30th JULY AT 9.15pm "'■^Si''" 1 SEASON FROM THURS., 3 1st JULY Daily 1 nil ill 2.00. S3O I 145 pm Adm: $1 SO, %2 SO S4. Swndoyi t Holidayt Extra Show At 10.30 a.m. No Free Litt SCHOOL CONCCSSION: SI.SO to any teor doily at
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    Man on top . of police wanted list gets five years
    143 7 Man on top of police wanted list gets five years CIN(IAP(»RE Moil.— Ahr Ah Lek, \Y2, described by the pro'or as "a top of the wanted list." was today jailed for five years for two armed robberies on Feb 28. An* admitted twlng armd with a pistol and robilng John
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    A jet sell for Spore fashions
    150 7 SINGAPORE. Mon On Augu.il 1, tne U will have a new look changing from their v kebaya to h mini-skirted drei>v and jacket eti^mble fot day wear and an I gown for formal occa- SINGAPORE fashions are set to make an imin the highly
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    S'pore Fortnight by SMA
    42 7 .APORE. Mot. Membets v :11 nold a Singapore Fortnight at RfJjjn«-on i s to i flebrate UM i-li«i v 150 th annr Of the foitnUht' :.-^:oi. Miciw (aatuima locally-designrti budget -priced <.;)>». .•-■nonstratlon of nig-iruking and a iv«mic d;
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    Home's flag day
    20 7 SINGAPORE Fri The Chen Su Lan Methodist Children's Home will hold a flag day on July 26.
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    New leadership for the Telecoms workers union
    130 7 New leadership for the Telecoms workers union SINGAPORE. Mon. A O new leadership has emerged in the Singapore Telecommunication Workers' Union At lis annual jeneral meetlnu \e.<.ierdav, Mr Cheong Ke« Slong. a senior tin flic supervisor, nay elected president He wax a former vl< e-ptesldent The former president. M RA
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    Prof. Ingram to give talks
    44 7 BDfOAKMtI Mas. The Drputy Vlc-e-ChHncellor <>f th« Dnhwnlt) oi Ke«l«. Prof D.J.E. Inci'fin will xrrlve here on Thursday hi talks with local Rrarleiiiicians During htl Prnf Infram. mho It tUo profccaor of ihrtitM, wiu ny» Mria at te> j
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    ESTIMATES FOR NEXT PARLIAMENT
    78 7 ESTIMATES FOR NEXT PARLIAMENT \PORE. Mim The f.rM supplementary development estimates of expenditure for the financial year. Jan. 1 1969 to 1970. will be tabled at the next Parliament sitting.. The Mipplementarv estimates pendltun on the broadand public health department."; The total of t! 127 noo mmprtoas: PM stereophonic broad-
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    'FIRSTS' IN STORE STAMP HISTORY
    173 7 SINGAPORE. Monday r pHE special "historical" stamps lo be issued on 1 Aug. 9 to commemorate the 150 th anniversary will record two "firsts" in Singapore's stamp history. This will be the firs' ever MflM with different designs for ea<'h value, and souvenir sheets will
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    Wrong wire in plug cause of girl's dea th
    330 7  - Wrong wire in plug cause of girl 's dea th ELECTRICITY 'LESSON' IN COURTROOM SINGAPOHE, Monday electrical engineer today i;;i\e ;i "losoii" on basic electrical wiring connectlions in < oToner's court. Ling Soon Hee, a Public Utilities Board electrical inspector, drew three sketches on a blackboard in court to explain
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      309 7 wLm g^g^gv^Hß^L te% x^gS7«i« V Roughly speaking, about 'f a^BL I fourteen. Some of them JgL V 4 m| x sing, some dance, and \JS ivAfl jfctw V others play bongos. V em^^B V \li Like many Tahitians, I k^'^S^. 4B Freddie radiates a •S-- -™g»BfflT 'fr^tf t' lg certain
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    Lock icon Gerakan backs ban on Mahathir letter
    256 8 Gerakan backs ban on Mahathir letter KUALA LUMPUR, Monday. Y HE Gerakan Ra'ayat Malaysia has declared its backing for the Government's move to restore conditions to normal, including the ban on documents and the letter written by Dr. Mahathir bin Mohamed. and a letter purportedly written by Raja Mokhtaruddin Dam.
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    Banned for obscenity: 3 issues of Playboy
    124 8 KUALA LIMPIR >l»n. The (Government has banned Ike April. May and June issues of Pla\boy magazine on the Kn-unds of obscenity. "Every issue will he considered on its own merits. the Permanent Secretary to the Ministry of Home Affairs. Sheikh Abdullah bin Sheikh
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    Had parangs, jailed
    56 8 IPOH. M> n A youth who was arrr.s:id after a 70 m ph. rha.v by ;he p.i.ice was Jaiied for three munTlv> today lor possesMon at ofletv-n c weapon* laat August. Yen Ah Khoon. 22. alia* Van K found ;nn .>1 two pararvs and two lone knives
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    Convention off
    26 8 SUNGEI PATANI. Mon The Malaysian Hindu Youth Counr:. invention, t<> have been held here lrom Ju 111 h<T!! |ViS-|X)n-*g until tba end at (he
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    Red ship due
    35 8 PENANO. Moo Thr 12.--000-ton Marian veawl Koamonnvt Is i!uf to airtva on Wedi.rsfla> to load 2.000 tons of rubber, tin and latex The sh:p i.s nou tajttni -i. rubber at Port Swetienliatn.
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    PMIP: We back steps to restore law and —order—
    195 8 PMIP: We back steps to restore law and —order— l/UALA LUMPUR. Mon. The PMIP Announced today that it supported all steps taken by the National Operations Council to restore law and order. The general committee of the PMIP which met here yesterday under the chairmanship of Us deputy national president.
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    $1,575 cash, property stolen
    68 8 $1,575 cash, property stolen SINGAPORE. Mon. Thieves stole 51. 575 In cash and property fr>m the home of Mr G Balaguru In Cantonment Road yesterday Mr Ralaguru told police he left home yesterday morning and the rent of his family left five boon later niter lociclng up the house He
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    New posting
    38 8 ri PATANI. Mon. Syed Itanaor, b;n S>ed Hashim merly < h:r! < Muda. .■<) to the office of loner of Lands and Mini.-. Ked h .n Ai"r st )r. :i lmm n::if I In land tenura n at Cam-
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    'Lucky' youth escapes 'six of the best' in appeal
    331 8 A2O-Y EAR-OLD youth under sentence of two years' jail and six strokes of the rotan for possessing a knife in a proclaimed area, had his sentence reduced to six months on appeal today. "It i.s not my habit to alter the
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    Tapioca for auction
    42 8 MMUT. Mon Qtogaty ciiltti vatwl upoica on a 250-ari> p]ol in a Malay rMervatinn behind Ourney Nev Village wti; h« I »nrtione«j tomorrow at th« Uld4 OfTlr* h*r» Th« market raJu« or an in ffuUj frova uptOM la •Mai
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      197 8 ■■^^l^BiiS^S^^^ SSSw I Hill JB Afeiv years ago, when the US Gemini astronauts made their J\ M-M first expedition to outer space, they cam-ied with them a |5 I IS food which lias been a favourite iviih explorers for I IA I centuries: CHOCOLATE. Last tveek, the three US Apollo
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      46 8 Bugs Bunny By Ralph Heimdahl I f BUGS'. 1 TOLD YOU MOTTO V /'CPATY PEET" N I PLAY FOOTBALL IN THC HOUSEy BUSTS THROUGH PV WITH CICEROI j *^s V "W LINE/ AN... sr 7UNLAy,PETL:NIAI V^URKlr^ j. CUT TO THE RIGHT AN' ■PP \HEAD FO?.THESIOEL!NEI/ V\lt
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    23-storey hotel going up on old Pavilion site
    127 9 23-storey hotel going up on old Pavilion site s rAPORE. Mon. The old Pavilion theatre which showed film 10 has been up m Singa•tel hexjm. and BhoptO bo built 1 chard Road ;>ite torn down month after lying The Chinese I Corporation, branch bermed a sub--1 Specialist tre Ltd. to
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    Illegal lotteries: 6 pay $7,500 in fines
    40 9 SINGAPORE Mon. A urt to--00 in fines who ad:ii currying oo was Khoo Bee Soo. rp Ang I i si. 500): Tan Ah K tal Kpow I Chua :irr woman. 52. ($5OO aaj
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    Bali airlink by Qantas
    23 9 KLALA IX'MPUR. Mon. to operate a to Bali trom At week in each rllrr' lon and Lrn touch Smeanore
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    'Support Welfare Lottery' call
    44 9 PENANO. Mon. Residents In Aver Itam district today urged the public to continue to KHe support to the Social Welfare lottery. "We back the appeal made by the MlnUter of Social Welfare. Tan Sri Fatlmah." they said In a statement.
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    Judge rejects Tve slain husband' report
    768 9 Judge rejects Tve slain husband' report JTARLY one morning in February this year a housewife walked into the New Town police station here and blurted out to the corporal in charge: *'I want to make a report. I have killed my husband." IPOH. Monday Cpl. Shaharuddin bin Mohamed Zain, with
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    Two held up
    36 9 SEREMB\N. Mon Four armed men held up a motorcyclist. Yap Yuen Fatt. and his pillion rider. Yap Wai Form, on the Tampln road last night and robbed them of $330 and two wtchw
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    'We've been raped' report by two tappers
    102 9 A LOR STAR, Mon. Police are Investigating reports by two tappers that they had been raped A 19-year-old tapper reported to the police at Sungel Patanl yesterday that she was In a friend's house In Pekan Lama on Friday night when a man
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    Bar and A-G oppose QC's application
    365 9 Bar and A-G oppose QC's application KUALA LUMPUR. Monday. |L|R. GG. Ponnampalam, a QC from Ceylon, engaged to appear in the Malaysian Government Officers' Co-operative Housing Society fraud case, applied to the High Court here today to shorten the six-month period needed to be admitted to the Malayan Bar. He
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    Snatch thief
    22 9 TAIPING. Mob. snitched schod.fiirl Tan Ai's necklaf" as she walked v i i>a:l: leading to the Burmese Pool here vcMrrdny.
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    Policeman accused of bid to cheat ex-dance hostess
    271 9 Policeman accused of bid to cheat ex- dance hostess GOLD COINS FRAUD ALLEGED KUALA LUMPUR. 1V Mon. Policeman Lee Boon Seng. 28, the accused in a gold coin cheating case, told the Sessions Court today that the complainant, Annie Loo, 28. had once asked him to Join In an illegal
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    Muslim Board sets aside $200,000 to build flats
    84 9 Muslim Board sets aside $200,000 to build flats PENANG, Mon. The Muslim Endowments Board here han earmarked $200.0u0 for ,n? building of a bluck "i fi.i's on an endowed site Jt Buckingham Street. Plans lor the proposed flats have bo,;i submitted t.i the City Council building authorities for approval. The
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    London Philharmonic for September date
    71 9 SINGAPORE Mon. Thr London Philharmonic Orchestra will give two perlormanrrs at the V. tion.il Theatre in September. Thr 88-stronc nrchestr.i. uliirh uill he on a tour of thr Fat K.i»t will Kive the first concert, conducted hy guest C— d»CtOT John Pritch.ird un Scpi ]'.i.
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    Korea to buy more rubber from Singapore
    204 9 Korea to buy more rubber from Singapore CINGAPORE. Mon^ South Korea will buy about 20.000 tons of rubber from Singapore this year. Disclosing tins, the new South Korean trade com>ncr here. Mr. Lee Phnon Jick. said this woti.cl be the first of many consißnments to be bouKht Be said: "We
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    'Keep clear' call to sea traffic
    59 10 SINGAPORE. Mon A larue trlancular area off the Telok Aver basin ulll b* sealed off to sea traffic lor 12 hours from Aug 8 lor the big sea carnival on National Day. The Port Master has advised nil port users to keep clear of
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    Talk on July 28
    41 10 INOAPORE. Mon. Prof. D. W. Piper, associate professor of medicine. University of Sydney, will talk on "Medical treatment of peptic ulcer" at I the pathology lecture theatre. Outram Road General Hospital. on July 28 ul 8.15 pm.
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    Jurong market
    32 10 SINGAPORE. Mon. The MP for Jurong. Mr. Ho Kan L*ong. will open tbe Taman Jurong Market II on Thursday. The market, with 122 stalk and 70 open pitches, cost $200,000.
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    291 10 jy|K. LEE KUAN YEW said in an interview published here yesterday tha( he hoped American troops withdrawals from Yirinara would noi be al such ;i rate ;is to "generate :i sense of insecurity** iii the Saigon Government. "There must be sufficient time for the
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    231 10 'HEART SURGERY STANDARDS HERE RISING FAST SINGAPORE. Monday -FHE standard of heart surgery in Singapore has A risen very considerably "over the last years, an Australian heart and lung specialist said today This u.i- evident, Mid Dr. W.G. Smith, in the fact that more and more of th<' I Republics
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    Maori 'gate of welcome7 to be put up at Changi
    175 10 Maori 'gate of welcome 7 to be put up at Changi Si N( \roKi Mon. In Maori "Korero ka oti" means "Speak and it shall be done" which is the motto of No. 41 Squadron of ih. Ro\.<l New Zeul.iml Air Force, now st.itmnrd at RAI hanci. Ki'ri'iitl>. Mjudjroa inrm-tx-rs
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    IMPORTANCE OF THE GENERAL PRACTITIONER STRESSED
    207 10 tuie president-elect of 1 the Singapore Medical Association, Dr. Arthur Urn Siew Ming, today stressed the importance of the general practitioner in the medical team. !!<• said: "As the vast majority of those taken ill first consult the G.P. before SINGAPORE. Mon proceeding to
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    S-EA scholars meet
    94 10 SINGAPORE. Mon. Mure than SI i< I dim iiia ns meet in Singapore from Wednesday to take part in a seminar on "social and behavioural sciences." They will romp from universities in South-east A«U, including the Philippine*, Thailand. Vietnam and Hong Kon K The four-day seminar Is
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    Now machines in Spore that can test moon soil
    320 10 Now machines in Spore that can test moon soil SPECIAL machine* which can speedily determine the composition of any substance even a soil sample from the moon have Just been installed at the Singapore Institute of Standards and Industrial Research. The machines a gift from the New Zealand government can
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    GEN. KIM MEETS TOP BRITISH ARMY OFFICIALS—
    103 10 SI.M.APORI. Mon. South Korea's Army Chief of Staff, den. Kirn Kae Won spent a heetir today visiting various units and meeting top officials of the British Army. Accompanied by three high ranking Korean military officers. (ien Kirn had flown in last night for
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    EARLY LOCAL STAMPS AT EXHIBITION
    86 10 SINGAPORE. Mon. Stamps issued In 1867 and others fresh from the printers, will be displayed at an exhibition at the Chinese Chamber of Commerce on July 27 and 28. Currer.t Singapore and Malaysian it*— p*. m complete sets will no featured. The whole ranee United
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    64 10 SINGAPORE. Mon Gilbert m.d Sulllivan s 'Trial by Jury'" will be presented by a 70-strong group from the Wesley Methodist Church on Friday and Saturday at the Conference Hall as part of a fund-raising concert. The concert starts at 8 30 p.m. and tickets are available at
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    26 10 SINOAPORE. Mon A bus plunged down a 30-foot slope after colliding with a car along Changi Road, near Slglap, tonight. No one waa Injured.
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    Mr. Niimi and his idea of stereo in the car
    241 10 SINGAPORE. Mon. Thr Introduction of FM stereo broadcast* In Singapore la of special siiznii. Mr. Toshlo Niimi, president di ;i .Japanese electronic company. For Ist It pioneers In the modern development of stane equipment. In IM2, his company. Maruw;i Electronic
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    1104 11  - Checking the source of White Dragon Pearls (A O CALLED "Chinese hefjroin," the killer drug which the British Home Secretary is to be asked to take further steps to block, is almost certainly from Hongkong and called White Dragon Pearls or Red Chicken. Following an Inquest on a 24-year-old man
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      275 12 In the ii iontrui launk exI more than 400.000 of logs, ten per cent more than in the same la June alone Sab ah exported 'I tons, against 325.0 M tons in June last year. More such figures of huge and growing volume are easily io Ear
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    1238 12  - When Terendak troops move out SINGAPQRE PREPARES FOR A BRIGADE by WILLIAM CAMPBELL AS the Australian and New Zealand troops at Terendak Camp prepare to move to Singapore, it nas still to be decided whether they will continue to operate as the 28 Commonwealth Infantry Brigade without the British component.
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    253 12 LETTERS TO THE EDJTOR THK Comptroller-Gener-al of Imand Revenue. Mr. [in Leong Seng has warned all taxpayers to .send in their returns to the Income Tax Departmen' as loon a> possible and within the stipulated time ot M days Failure to comply would entail prosecution and
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    230 13 Aussie MP tells how Asia can beat the Red threat 1 ALA LUMPUR, IV lion. Australia's former Minister for Navy and Tourism, Mr. Donalc L. Chipp, said today that Communism haa a greater chance of manifesting itself in Asia if ons in the area acted "stupidly." pp n iw MP
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    Big trade mission planned by Dutch
    84 13 The Dutch are p;.. a big trade mission to Ma- to itudy Investment and tun Amba>.sador to the NetherDato Phillip Kuok. iday. ant thing about at ihe decision to send the •a ken after the discs h-re." said Dato Kuok !>ack home un three
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    Man admits theft but denies rape
    44 13 Man admits theft but denies rape SINGAPORE. M.m— Alwi bin Mwod. 35. today denied rapitig a 22-year-old woman at a t--ii an Kebayu on June 16 bet»p'n 1 ani and S ever, to breaking .urnmg and vending a preliminary inquiry en the rane charee.
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    Rotary club officials
    41 13 BATU PAHAT. Mon. Mr. Tan Slew Yong has been elected president of the Rotary Club here with Dr Michael I Chua as vice-president and Mr. Poon Chong Teik as secretary. The club will hold 1U lnsUldlnner on Thursday
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    29 13 Yap Him, li 34. \'err toci months hei e after the expiry of li-.eir visit Urn c M nn«l MO for a simiUr offeno*. I
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    638 13 Schools: Complete integration by 1975 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. All Malay medium Remove classes and English medium classes will be completely integrated by 1975 as a result of two major changes in the education system, the Minister of Education, Dato Haji Abdul Rahman Ya'akub. said today. One of the Changes he
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    52 13 Kiwi < -<■ \nc.oh Mon. Police h.ive dpi.tined a man in connection with the rape of a old girl in her home here on Fr: The enl told police that the man entered the house at about 2 p.m <nd dragged her into a room. She w«us
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    216 13 Baby is named Luna to mark moon landing Cl.Sduui.i Urn I lii-> in.iilc a "perfect I unliii; uilhiii SO minutes <>i cull oilier istionaut Arauttroag on Urn moon .md Luna I. nn Imu Hwaßfl on the earth. Aslron.iut Armstrong ulourd with triumph, wlnlc tiny l.un.i hurst into a loud en
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    Indian Red Cross gift to Malaysia
    68 13 Indian Red Cross gift to Malaysia CINGAPORE. Mon— More than a ton of mediial supplies arrived here from India yesterday for vit tims of the rerent disturbances in Malaysia. The consignment comprKInf 34 package* came from the Indian Red Cross Society to its counterpart in MaliNsia through the courtesy of
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    177 13 4 REQUEST for an immediate grant of $50,000 for Zoo Negara to help it tide over its present financial difficulties will be made to the Government tomorrow. The Minister of Commerce and Industry. l»i--che Mohamed Khir Johari. said this today uitir a meeting with the chairman
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    236 14 THE Space Agency at Houston, Texas, released this map showing where the U.S. astronauts Neil Armstrong and Edwin Aldrin landed on the moon at 2018 GMT (3.48 a.m. West Malaysian time). They rested in their lunar module until 0256 GMT yesterday when Armstrong became the first
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    270 14 Man must wear $900,000 suit to stay alive on the moon HOUSTON, >l°n Stayine alive on the moon requires the world's most expensive u.ircirnhr The I'SS3O(UM)O suits donned by astronauts Neil ArmMroni; and Edwin Aldrin to protect them on the lunar surface are r«\»llv m attrmpt to brine their earth
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    200 14 AS the Apollo ll's A lunar module touched down on the moon last night, Pope Paul, watching on television, raised his hand and exclaimed in Latin: "Glory to God in the highest and on earth peace "Man looks forward
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    132 14 UOUSTON (Texas). Mon. The first man on the moon apparently could not quite manage to sleep this morning after his historic achievement. At 1025 GMT. two hours after the start of a rest period for the two men of the moon-landing spacecraft Eagle, mission
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    111 14 Parisians cheer the landing pARIS. Mon. Thousands of Parisians and tourists clapped and cheered in the Champs- Flysees last night when they heard over loudspeakers that the American astronauts had reached th* moon. Cries of 'hravo' and "fantasti(|iie" from young Frenchmen mingled with shouts of "weM done" from American and
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    227 15 Fighting flares again around Suez Canal CAIRO, .Mon. Fightint flared up by i.tnd. sea and air around the Sum < anal yesteril.i\ as Israel delivered lt^ r\|i«*<-trd counterblow i<» recent increased Egyptian shelling and commando rairK lor the first time since the six-day war of June 1967. both Cairo and
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    127 15 U.S. stores nerve gas in the Far East 11/ASHINGTON, Mon. TT The United States ha.s ftored nerve gas and other chemical weapon* at a number of points in the Kar East besides Okinawa. They Include the Philippines, Bouth Korea and Taiwan, informed sources said rday. D:>clo.Nure uf Okinawa's use .ls
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    25 15 BANGKOK. Mon An American 852 bomber heading for South Vietnam exploded on killing iwo pilots of a helicopter brought down by tht ater
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    139 15 SAN SALVADOR, Mon. —Peace negotiations following the five-day war between Salvador and Honduras ran into difficulties yesterday v.hen El Salvador refused to withdraw its troops from Honduran. territory. The Organisation of Amerdered that the troops be pulled out before tomorrow but Salvatuek to Its pledge
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    121 15 NEW YORK. Mon. Sniper fire raged across the racially-troubled city j of York In Pennsylvania overnight, which officials described as "chaotic" and appealed for extra help from State police. Sixty York policemen, augmented by 32 Stcte police, struggled to maintain order,
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    421 15 7 Soviet warships steam into Havana Harbour HAVANA. Monday. gEVEN Soviet warships steamed into Havana Harbour yesterday for an unprecedented visit officially described here as a demonstration of Cuban-Russian fraternal solidarity. The one-week visit, which coincides with the 16th anniversary of the start of Prime Minister Fidel Castro's revolution, is
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    143 15 Woman who died in Kennedy car crash M.«r\ Jo Kopechlie. 1 29 (left 1. who died when a rar driven by Senator Kdward Kennedy plunged intu pond in NMMdMNMttI three days ago Hmi Ropechne was a former seiretarv to the late Senator Robert Ken nedv. Yesterday it h.is .hi nounced
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    57 15 MALIK: ACT OF FREE CHOICE IN W. IRIAN WON JAKARTA. Mon. "Thi' Foreign Minister, Mr. Malik, said today that Indonesia had won the act of choice in West Irian. He told r< here from W«*t more than half Wesi ligenou* people independence from Indothe ii" in btcki h< turn« d
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    18 15 a (Colombia loi A (I'lririK erday killing iieople and rrr In Hired medical \P
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      293 15 Straits Times Crossword LV I I 1 1 NT IH H ALPHABETICAL JIGSAW s make It easy to slip and mUThe Initials of the down lights. fire (ID. In order form an English place- T. you French donkey. prepared name llke a X™ <■$>■ A ukes a sailor aback, he's
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    220 16 MAINLY FOR WOMEN] I^l, tM IT all bcgJjn long up) when |he doc eyed Indian maiden lied :i casual l>;i deau around her pigtail ed hair. Nobody thought it was fashionablf idea then until the Twenties, when the French tennis star of that time. Suzanne Lenir
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    28 19 RUBBER AND TIN CLOSING PRICES July "1 RIBBER PRICE: 751 cents (down une-eirhth of a cent). TIN PRICE: $625,121 tup nu*>. IMimated nflrrinf 269 tons (down 5 tons).
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    99 19 /-MINESI praduaa lithium, tmga- para naan elating »rlaaa Mr picui yaitarday. Caaanut ail: bulk S4B aellara. drum ibOt a*llar>. Ca»ra: Mixed if.oh.) loo** July/ Aus UKiCont. $3Ot B Pappar: Muntok wßlta SI3O Hllera. Sarawak while »1 -7* aellera, apaciai Sarawak black So2a aellera, garbled Ljtmpooi black ***** Mllera
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    67 19 THI AimiitiKi ■ana* MBllyiia-Singaport madr theMf chaniaa 1b iv mtu (o mcn-ninii on quoted to Ui* rquivalrnt of lUO unita of fordlKn rurreDCy) tllini TT or 00 raady: OiuUMii Mark* »77.?;. V); Malland GuHdiri M4.fSM: twin Fr«n«» *7I VK); •41 0126 Italian Lira |0«»iM); Oannh Krtiwr 140 R«fto;
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    265 19 Straits tin price is up another $2,121 in Penang T*HE Straits tin price x was up another $2.12* per picul in Penang yesterday to $625. 12 i on an offering estimated down 5 tons to 260 tons. Main support on a steady market was reported from Europe. 'LOCAL Rl BBLR
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    Rubber closes slightly steadier
    239 19 AUiIST flr*t trade rubber f.o.b. buvem rUmed at 5 p.m. in Sinrapore and Kuala Lumpur yesterday at 7S\ cents p»r lb. down one-eiihth of a cent on tndax's closing le\el. The tone was sllcbtlv steadier. R.A.S. and M.X.X. closing prieea in cents per lb. yeaterdajr. Buyers
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    588 19 I'lO AND OFFER PRICIS OFFI 1 CIALLV LIITiO AT THE CLOM OF BUSINESS IN THE SINCAPORI AMD KUALA LUMPUR TRADING ROOMS OF THI STOCK IXCHANCt YESTERDAY WIRE U. 1. B»n. Co I.SO 1.«7 o« Born»o Rrrhad 1 M I BoimlMd 1.« l I.M I'amei Plywood I.si xbl C.
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    Prices are eroded over wide front
    523 19 PRICES were eroded over a wide front on the Stock Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore yesterday. The movement which set in on Friday was carried over and there was a distinct drop in turnover in most instances. Buying support was reported as fairly weak.
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    ICI expansion plans
    90 19 imperial Chemical m--1 dustrles have announced details of further expansion to Iti 1 eiat Kllroot, Northern Ir< I and Wilton. Tee' side, to cost £10 million. At Kllroot, furtl i r production capacity of 12 million lbs. will b<> 11. stalled which will rai>e c for terylene
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    Colonial Sugar bid
    31 19 THE Colonial Sugar Refining Co. Ltd. announced that It was its intention to proceed with tlie take over offer for Wunderlich Ltd the Sydney building n ials manufac'urer
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    212 19 IF some light corrective action Is nee&ed by the ITC's Buffer Stock Managor by the time of the next ITC meeting on September 16. the most appropriate means would be through quota adjustment rather than market operations involving buffer stock The Mining Journal says In an editorial that
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    Money Mart is tight
    106 19 THE Singapore Inter-bank overnight money market was very tight during the week although the rat« remained at 3 per cent. Eight days call money was quiet at 5} per cent Treasury Bills were am tap at 4 per cent. Loans were quiet. In Malaysia the Interbank
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    33 19 TINS were idle and generally unchanged in London at the end of last week. Rubbers, however, drifted easier on lack of interest. Main lossers included Kulim London Aslastic and Guthrie.
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    49 19 QN the official Malayan Short w Urm Money Market for the week ended Saturday July 19 rante of call rates was mm follow*: BANK FINOS: 3S per cent to J*4 per cent. GENEKAL FUNDS: 2»4 per cent to 4 per rent. MOVEMENTS at fund* totalled IMS million.
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    13 19 r\N tha fre* aataHanap markat •at* aa«>»»< i*m li 3(«!.97».
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    339 19 MOVEMENTS OF SHARE PRICES BAtEO ON A COMPARISON OF LAST SALES IN TMI SINGAPORE AND KUALA LUMPUR TRAOINC ROOMS OF THI STOCK EXCHANGE YESTERDAY WERE INDUSTRIALS: ACMA < -6 Ban A Ca. i I ..mm. m»rmi Btrriiri I a aaajtal ■•uttaad (,«m»l I i irnts), C. Sugars
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    1214 19 BUSINESS IN AMI KM'llKIII) TO THE MNGAFOM AMI KIALA 1 1 MIM i: TRADING ROOMS OF THE Mm K EXCHANGE rESTEBDAI WIIH THE NIMBER OF SHAKES II! \DI l« IN HKA< Xl I* IN LOT S OK limn. IMI 88 OTHERWISE srL(IMII) INDISIKIM.S: At MA 111 $173 di
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    40 19 STOCK INDICES July IM July 21 MMfcSSJu lll.iik 142.69 y Hotels R11.3! "79.88 Properties: 1•" 12X.8* Tin» 80.^8 -NJI tl rubbers lin 1 1 10.17 Dec. 30. 1966 1 Her. 30. IMB I mi. t Dec. 29, 1962 100. I
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      420 21 PUBLIC UTILITIES BOARD SINGAPORE ELTCTHKITY DF.PARTMfNT NOTKE TO (ONSIMERS IMr KRI PTIOV OF ELK lUX II V II PPLT In order to change the network 8 transformed at Yrw Tee Village t Subsui e.ssary to Inter- f supplies on t Wednesday. 23 760 from 800 am to 700 p.m. to
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      312 21 NOTICE OF QUARTERLY SESSION OF THE HOTELS LICENSING BOARD. SINGAPORE NOTICE 13 HEREBY GIVEN hat the Hotels Licensing Board Mil hold its next Quarterly Session i« the Fourth District and Maglsrates Court. South Bridge Road, Singapore, on Thursday. 4th Sepember. 1969. commencing at 10.00 i.m. to consider the following: (l)
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      377 21 Career in R HHr' ld Civil Aviation I The PoftiMon: (nmmerrial Trainee. The Per«on: 'I tn yean of a«e HinKapore lott, I ittxen. aw Kdarationsl A I ni\-r«ltv edurnlion or full Requnements: C nmhndte Higher School ertificaU or equivalent. Mu«t speak fluent V ngli^h as we,l a-* conver^iational and written
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      FAM now turn to Bulgaria for coach
      131 22 FAM now turn to Bulgaria for coach By MANSOOR RAHMAN 111 IV <>f Malaysia, who have failed twice to get a British roach, have now turned their quest to Bulgaria. FA ■arykwokKin Kcng and his assistant, sterday called on tne Bulgarian Trade in Kuala Lumpur to pursue the offer of
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      Hashim and Charanjit for Asian tourney
      97 22 Hashim and Charanjit for Asian tourney ILAYBZAN icho olboys 1 n and fharai. be third A.S.JH tmplonshl] Horn Kong on Aug. 11-20. :7. of the i. Military College won the National junior single* and doubles titles ;ioh. injlt, 15. nni.shed run-ner-up to Hashim at Ipoh He holds the Ma.in under-15
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      125mph KART TO RACE AT STORE MEETING
      111 22 125mph KART TO RACE AT STORE MEETING 4 GO-KART capjt, reaching 125 mph will b^ >ppti ip. action In the F:fth Singapore K.ut l'nx at Shenton Way on Aug. 17. The kart. with BM engine, will be driven by Tengku ZamiKidin or Brunei. Bought recently at will be the moM
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      Blind boy's leap...
      60 22 Blind boy's leap... I>KII R Mn.ins <.i>en is hlinil hut that in nn treat handicap In a vniine l.i who is ili-trr mined to make his m.irk in athletics. Peter, of Sarawak, is seen here Hearins Ift l| in. to win the hich jump title at the St Nirhol.is School
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      Substitution move by MHF
      39 22 The a Peder»\e .suegeMru U tIM Inrat ion itlon ol players \'HF secretary O Vravanathan said: "Our afftllmtM have g:\en their approval I navt written :HF for ttir'T ■.d I am waiting for a repiy
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      S'gor 31 for 'national'
      306 22  -  PETKK de SOI /.A B> CELANGOR will send 31 athletes 22 men and nine women to the Malaysian National championships at Penang's City Stadium on Aug. 6-8 Although only seven athletes Nashaiar Sumh javelin and dis(•u^). Nor Azman <100m>. V. Balakrlshnan '800 mi. K. Kaila-apathy 3.000
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      Mixed meet for schools
      67 22 INE Pennnn school*— four M».;»v. three English and t-Ao Ch.ne.se in the Tan long D will hold a combined athietio meet at the S»kolah KebangK^an Rendah, Vala ■upe Read today. Tins is in answer to the call by the authorities to integrate the acttvtttai or the
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      Perak AAA pick 33
      103 22 rE Perak AAA yesterday named 33 athletes 19 men and 14 women for the Malaysian national champlon<hlps at Penan? on Aug. 6-8. i hey are: Men K. Jayabalan. Wong Kon Thau. Shamsuddln. K Kumarasan. Papu Ignatius. R. Letchurranan. K. Marappan. Munusamy. R Bose. Thor Glum Soon.
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      Hong Kong trio
      53 22 HONG KONQ. Mon. Hon« Kong yesterday named three athletea for the Malaysian championships at Penang on Aug. 6-8. Among them U Molly Williams Hong Kong women's tavelin and shot put champion. The other two athletes are Peter McArdle of the Royal Air Force and Jon Carlisle of
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      Defending champ is toppled in fourth round
      467 22 Defending champ is toppled in fourth round rWEFENDING chainu pion Teh Kirn Hock of Raffles Institution wa.s beaten in the fourth round of the Singapore schools national judo championships which started at the Chung Wah Girls High School yesterday. Teh started his A' D\: 100 tale defence with convincing victories
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      122 22 BADMINTON PENANG JINIOR final*: Men* double* Chan Poon Swee and Tan Yeow Khoon bt Yong Kuan Hua! and Ong Ghee Choo 15-9. 15-13: women* double* Tay Calk Suan and Arlene Bastion bt Yeap Yuen Lin and Marijuerette Wong 35-5, 15-3 GOLF AYKK KIKIHI Ml I) \l COMPKTITION 'Malacca.: "A-
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      Standards for S'pore athletes
      234 22  - Standards for S'pore athletes ERNEST FRIDA By CINGAPORE athletes mu»t 13 reach qualifying standards before they can tak« part In the Open championships at Farrer Park next month. Each athlete will have to pivp details of his or her best performance this season In the entry form, which must be
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      88 22 IKXKIV S'gor junior k<>: Kila: v TV M .Invsia (Pnntai> I|M>h Div. I: Ipoh Club I .SMI i.\l|)h] pailaiiL' JI DO Spore .schools national championships (Chung Hwa Girls Sch.. 8 ami SOCCER Penang ln». I: Bakat Baru v Custom* <D. Km mat i. Taiplnf Div. 2: St. Louis v Ist
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      The $30,000 battle
      56 23 THF thrilling battle to the finishing line in the $30,000 King's Gold Cup sprint at Kuala Lumpur on Sunday. Captain Fleet (Ricky Kingston) won by a length from Thai Kian (Johnny Wilson) with a neck to Pisang Mas (Soaidi Abdullah) and another neck to Magic Jim (Nawirl
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      Ward to make Test debut against Kiwis
      396 23 Ward to make Test debut against Kiwis 1 ON DON, Mon. Alan Ward, 21--year-old fast bowler, will make his debut for England in the First cricket Test against New Zealand at Lord's here on Thursday. Ward, who plays lor Derbyshire in the English county championship, is in the party of
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      Lock icon Gloucs coast to victory
      356 23 {■LOUCESTERSHIRE, pacemakers in the Engllsh County cricket championship, coasted to a five-wicket win over Glamorgan in the Sunday League match yesterday. A sixth wl;ket partnership between M.'ke Bissex •45 not out) and Tony Brown >26 not ou' > added 75 run Gloucestershire the winning points. Essex
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      THE STIPE'S REPORT Dawkins thrown by mount, hurts ankle
      480 23 THE STIPE'S REPORT Dawkins thrown by mount, hurts ankle 'THE Stipendiary Bteward's report on the Kuala Lumpur races over the weekend: SVTIKUAY Kace 1: < hakavjra Buian and Scottish (general were slow to begin l.rer Green II .suffered a bleeding attack He will be barred for one month pending the
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      Alliss wins 'PiccadIlly'
      50 23 LONDON. Mon Peter Alta British Ryder Cup golfer, scored his first major success in England since 1947 when he won the £7 000 (about 150.--000) Piccadilly Medal knock-out tournament at Sandwich AllLss beat fellow Briton George Will on the 37th Both were on 149 after 36 holes
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      Belgian feat
      36 23 PARIS Mon Eddy Merckx yesterday became the first Belgian In 30 years to win the Tour de France cycle clasMc To round off the Belgian < achievement, Merckx's team i Faema won the team event.
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      Hill breaks four-way tie with a 12-ft putt
      96 23 PHILADELPHIA. Mon Day« Hill rolled In a 12-ft birdie putt on the first extra hole yeslerday to break a four-way tie and win the US$l5O,OOO Philadelphia golf classic. The victory made the 32--year-old Hill the first threetime tournament winner on the t<mr
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      799 23 WEIGHTS for the Ipoh races on Saturday. CL. 3 DIV. 2 6F Deiamire Bmj.ii I'ark 9.00 Green Sword 9.00 Forest Law 9.00 l.ov.thle II 8.11 Marker Buo> 8.11 Mnrtello Tower 8.11 M-und Speed 8.10 l.usteroid 8.09 ILippv Melnd\ II 3.08 Advocatt 8.07 Pica 8.07 IViM.m Inn 8.07 I
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    347 24 LONDON. Mon. The marM was dull today. Equities continued i the recent downdrift on lack of buying Interest British funu.^. by contrast, went j ahead on fairly pei Msient buying 1 prompted by hopes that last week's new £400 million loan stock will divert funds swaj from equities
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    61 24 LONDON, Mon. .Spot 27 ',(1 norn byr Auk 2T'»d. Sept. 27«, d., Oct. 27d Oct. Dei L'H IS IM .lan March 26 ti April June 25 13 Ifia July Sept IS ■<l Oct I)(. -'.< .(i .lan Ma: April Jui.c IT) 1 ,d July Sept. Umi., O< Dec J.id..
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    30 24 LONDON. Mon. Spot £1454 i E3>. sellers £1455 >+£3i. Forward buyers £1454 i r£2'->. sellers £1455 (•£3i. Settlement £1454 <4-£3). Turnover a.m. 75 tons, p.ni. 83. Tone Very steady.
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    86 24 RCMAINI of Mr*. Thambypillul wife of M. ThaiDDyplllal P and I <.. uptmmr mothiT-in-lau of >"onnmh Mindrf «11l •.<■ rtOMVtd from li Jal.m KtehUU Chrr»» Road ."> p trrmation i^Jke Yv» Road CtWnatoANC ME CUAN. >: md l»Aan i inn Pah, Han rt».. K m H.-k. Ki.n Soo. four
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    125 24 Peking: Americans start the thaw WASHING TON, Mon.— The United States is easing trade and travel restrictions toward communist China effective Wednesday, the State Department announced today. A spokesman said the actions "are consistent with the Nixon administrations desire to relax tenatoni and lacllitatr the development of peaceful contacts between
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    Lock icon 11 are feared dead on blazing British freighter
    134 24 11 are feared dead on blazing British freighter IJON<; KONG. Mon. Eleven people were today feared dead aboard the blazing British freighter Eastern Star, listing critically at anchor in Hong Kong harbour. Flreboats fighting thr hla*r. which raced through two holds aboard the 6.523-ton frrightcr early yesterday evening, stopped pumping
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    102 24 KUALA I.UMPUR. Mon. There has been an encouraging sign of progress towards normal In country, the Police Control Centre reported today. The PCC said that the over-all situation In most areas was relaxed, and calm. 'However.' It added, "an atmosphere (if suspicion and uncertainty continues to prevail
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