The Straits Times, 31 July 1969

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    25 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 175 000 The Straits Times The Niitidiiii! Newspipr fcstd. 1845 THI'RSDAY. JILY 31, 1969 15 CBNTB K.D.N. 3104 M.< (P)NoM>72;
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    Rights of all are safe, says Tun
    576 1 Rights of all are safe, says Tun *They can't be taken Tj away' assurance KUALA LUMPUR. Wednesday TUN Abdul Razak said today that the rights of every community in Malaysia were safe "the Chinese cannot take away the rights of Malay* and the Malays cannot take away the rights of
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    MSA gets new chairman
    454 1 Xl M M Ml'l K Malajrsiaa "sagar kinu Mi Robert Kimk h.i- Ik en appointed the nc« thairiiian of MalajrM.t Singapore Airlinrs The appiiintnii-iit. whi( li lafc effect from Friday, was announced by the Ministry u f Tnunpati totod.M M<- lakes o\ et from Mr Vim::
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    Lock icon Man's footprints on the moon
    104 1 Man's footprints on the moon A PICTURE BROUGHT BACK BY THE LUNARNAUTS THESE footprints were left by Apollo II lunarnauts Neil Armstrong and Edwin Aldrin on the moon 10 days ;ij;o. The shadow ;il the bottom was cast l>> one <>l the liiikit landing module's Ir^s. This slurp clofie-lip sln>l
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    Holiday bonus
    71 1 fput Straits Time> lotfaj X resents Its readers Witn a .•"Petlal colour supple ment— Holiday 69— the first in a series of such publications devoted ut ravel at home and aboard. Holiday '69 today Is focused on count rle.s in E;t-' Hong Kong. Bali 1 land Cambodia. Japan.
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    STOP PRESS
    37 1 IMF. POPES HOPE V I WAS CITY, Wrd. Pope Paul today be would try to medutr f<" in Nigeria durtiiL in \f. ir.i IUi ui-ek. hut he appearrrl to bold out little hope of •-ui
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    Lock icon 53 Viets freed
    24 1 PHNOM I'ENH. Wed—Cam.inuutinced wxiav U Vlttcoog prtaoaan captured In Khmer territory were free vesieraay 00 order* from P;ince Norodom Sihanouk Renter.
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    FOREIGN NEWS DESK
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    Lock icon A 'WELCOME HOME FIT FOR A MISS UNIVERSE...
    155 2 A 'WELCOME HOME FIT FOR A MISS UNIVERSE. MANILA. Wednesday *i' ny (•!i>n.i Mas, 31 Mi«« I him rs.|MI irlurnrd In M. tin l.i loda> to i tiimultuou> urkonir Mir is >.i r old was mob l.rrl Ihr Muul.i international .tirpnrt hv her relatives, It irnd*. nrwsnii-n mil scores of
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    UN TRUCE MEN OUR ENEMIES: AL-FATAH
    109 2 BEIRUT, Wed. AlFatah said U.N. truce observers stood in the way of the liberation of Palestine and warned they would be treated as enemies. Al r Utah's warning came in a broad ca>t imm Cairo over Its Voice of the Storm" radio Al-Fatah Is
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    The glass bottle is most dangerous home item
    118 2 The glass bottle is most dangerous home item WASHINGTON. Wed A I S. Government investigator yesterday identified the flaw* bottle, especially the ones containing soda pop. as the most dancerous item in the household. Larry A. Schotl. chief investigator for the Vllilm.ll nmmivtiiin o n Product Safet>. said that of
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    'Aid to Thais gone to waste' Nixon told in open letter
    345 2 'Aid to Thais gone to waste' Nixon told in open letter YANKEE, PLEASE DO BETTER 1 BANGKOK. Wednesday. PRESIDENT Nixon was told today that American aid to Thailand had yonc to waste. An open letter to the American President published in tne Bangkok World said: ''Your country's contribution has been
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    Lock icon Pilot foils bid by hijacker in wig, miniskirt
    137 2 Pilot foils bid by hijacker in wig, miniskirt MANAGUA (Nicaragua Wed.— A Niearaguan disguised as a worn a d in a yellow miniskirt and a wig tried to hi- jack a Nicaraguao Airlines plane with 42 pa.sM ngers aboard to Cuba today bu. v.u>rpowered by the pilot. The man. identi:;ec.
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    Rising demand
    21 2 QLASOOW \\><i A GUx«O» (Kin making paper pa hiring *00 extra empi. cope with demands trom lr Scandinavian coun'nrs
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    Lock icon EL SALVADOR: WE WILL WITHDRAW TROOPS
    97 2 WASHINGTON, Wed. El Salvador yesterday announced it will withdraw its troops from Honduran territory captured in thp brief border war between Hie central American neighbours two weeks au<> Salvadorean foreign Minister Ftandsao Jose Guerrero '<>H a Foreign v nisten session of the Organisation Of
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    Mariner 6 begins sending back pictures of Mars
    285 3 Mariner 6 begins sending back pictures of Mars PASADENA tCallfor--1 nla>. Wed. The unmanned Manner b spacecraft Ihm night benai. sending back pictures ol the planet Ma Pictures and experiments by M d its twin Mariner 7, days behind pectad in >how whether life is i he red plant |0
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    Lock icon Wilson: Unite to beat US industrial threat
    84 3 Wilson: Unite to beat US industrial threat I ONDO.Y Wed. Mr liaml.i Wilmid »ai<l voterdaj that turope should unite to rnmh.it the threat of American domination uf its industries The Prime Minister said Britain supported the Atlantic alliance and friendship with the n.tr, i Stairs. "Bui rquall), there will be
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    Lock icon than on TV-new Apollo 11 pictures in colour...
    352 3 than on TV- new Apollo 11 pictures in colour... L HOUSTON (Texas). Wednesday 1>he woiid gut a ■peeucalar colour view y«->ter-day of the Apollo 11 iikkjii landing, man's first step on the lunar surface, the footprint! he trampled In the gray alien soil and the American Hag and scientific experiments
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      281 3 A PHILIPS EXCLUSIVE |g ON THE^^K > jS3| lff> HB 'if U ■.<•!* The story in sound lr of the Apollo 11 from countdown to splashdown. fnJF A NASA granted Philips exclusive ytf4 ex-USA rights to the continuous sound tapes fl \f' *^M. tne V recorded during the moon mission.
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      253 4 The Rolex Exhibition :*v i A craftsman is a proud man. When he is proud of what Traditional, modern, and some— the pure joy of the jeweller. Now it is unfashionable to lavish so much time and cart he has made, he wants to show it to his friends. We
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    Old S'pore scenes to stir up memories of the past
    240 5 SINGAPORE. Wed. More than 200 photographs and photocopies tracing the physical development of the city will go on show here from Aug. 11. The "Singapore m Perspective exhibition orgaia-ed by the Singapore Institute ol Architects is intended itimulate public inter.uout
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    Protest over transfer of abattoir
    71 5 Protest over transfer of abattoir SINGAPORE. Wed 1 he >ie Pork Merchju n U to prote>t against the Government's deci-n.r. la transfer ihe MaughteruiK iacilitirs trom the French Road abattuir to Jurong central abattoir irom triday. In a biatemen:. the association aid it felt that the conditions and farllitie* at
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    A booklist
    20 5 SINGAPORE. Wed. The National Library hat i>sued a second printed booklist, for teenage readers entitled "People. Portrait*. Pi
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    TEXAS TRIP TO STUDY LATEST OIL RIG TECHNIQUES
    120 5 MR MOK KKL PAN above i. the development manager of Far Ea.-' Shipbuilding Industries in Jurong left for the United States today to study the latest techniques in the construction of oil drilling rigs. He will spend 20 days in Houston. Texas—
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    POLICE CLEARED OF CHARGE
    117 5 SINGAPORE. Wednesday pOLICK Inspector Goh Tiam Hock and detec- tive Chang Swee Chiang were today acquitted and discharged on an assault charge without their defence being called. The Seventh Court Magistrate, Mr. George Bandosham. in acquitting the police officers, said that the prosecution had not made
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    'Send me to jail plea' gets 4 years
    130 5 'Send me to jail plea' gets 4 years SINGAPORE. Wed.-Abdu! Kader bin Abdullah, one of four youths who admitt«d a total of 11 charges of housebreaking. assault and car theft, old a district judge today: "Bend me to jail so that I can learn a trade Abdul Kader. 22. and
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    Seaman admits he hid gold
    193 5 Seaman admits he hid gold SINGAPORE. Wed. -Hong O Kong seaman Yau Tin Kwonc admitted in court toda.\ that he concealed $87,000 worth Of gold on board the pilgrimage ship Kuala Lumpur, but said he never intruded to bring It Into Singapore. Yau. 39. ls charged with importing the sold
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    Tiong Bahru fun fair
    41 5 SINGAPORE. Wed. The Tiong Bahru Secondary School will hold a fun fair in aid of the students' welfare fund on Saturday. There will also be a variety show and pageant highlighting Important events in Singapore* i history
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    Army exercise at estate
    34 5 SINGAPORE. Wed. About I>o military personnel will be conducting an exercise at En* Khong Park Estate (Toh Tuck Road) on Friday from 7 a.m. to noon. Blanks Hill be used.
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    N-Service: Job, study changes must be reported
    250 5 N-Service: Job, study changes must be reported SINGAPORE. Wed JJKN who have registered for National Scr\iv should inform the commanding oflicer al Ihe Manpower Bate of any change in employniem or educational status utter they nave i*egisU:reci. A statement from the Ministry of Interior and Offence today said that during
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    School goes to the aid of crippled ex-pupil
    194 5 SINGAPORE. Wed. BIKIT Batok West School has rallied to the aid of a former pupil of the school. Sect Chew te. now dumb and crippled. At the >ugge*tion of the priiuioal. Mrv Agnes lloisincton. the 1.18!) puptN and 41 teacher> of the
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    FIRST PATROL BOAT FOR SAF COMMAND
    103 5 Wed.— The 0 RSS liirirpcmlrm r. Ihe first of six fast patrol boats for the Maritime Command of Singapore Armed Korcrs. was recently launched in hitland by Mrs. A. P. Rajah wife of Singapore's Mich Commissioner in the 1 nited Kingdom. The picture above
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    TWO INSTITUTES WILL COST $4.7 MILLION
    44 5 SINGAPORE. Wed. The Public Works Department will build two vocational institute- at a total cost of $4.7 million this year They are the MacP: Vocational Institute, uher» be about $2,460,000; and the Bukit \:> il Institutf matf! i 000.
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      61 5 @from EDITORIAL Dept. FANFARE Make the swinging scene each i\ week with Fanfare don't I be left out get your H\ Indian Pants full colour Mooning and Moaning Why Brian Jones Died s, /x v Talentime: Judging the Judges f *(Jti&&~ 4 J Itent-a-Co.pere Mick Jagger Fashions Girl Who Beat
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    Anniversary
    19 6 SINGAPORE. Wed The Pairfleld Methodist Olrls' School will celebrate its 81M anniversary and Singapore's Isnth anniversary on Frida\
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    WOODWORK HARDWARE AGENTS ARE WANTED
    111 6 SINGAPORE. Wed American manufacturers of woodworking machinery are looking for local distributors lor their hardware and supplies. Mr. James Reilly. the market promotion officer from the United States Depart nvnt of Commerce, said today. Sophisticated woodworking machinery would be <\>p» daily useful in Singapore because
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    Christmas Fair appeal
    126 6 SINGAPORE, w>n 1)1 AN Noor Aishah, as patron of the next Christinas Fair, today appealed to 35 social workers assembled at the Istana to redouble their efforts to bring cheer to handicapped children on the island. Ihe First Lady made this appeal at a meeting she convened
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    ORDER TO TOP CIVIL SERVANTS
    415 6 Declare at par shares bought recently, get sanction to apply for new issues SINGAPORE, Wed TOP ci\'l servants musl now official permission t<> Apply for new share issues. And they haw till tomorrow lo declare shares purchased ;<• par dining the past 12 days. This
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      375 6 Come One! Come All! OFFICIAL OPENING TONIGHT by MR. CHAN CHEE SENG Parliamentary Secretary to the Ministry of Social Affairs a WOR!DQ^^; AUGUST o TONIGHTS GATE COLLECTION WILL BE 1 DONATED TO THE SM SPORTS PROMOTION FUND. OVER $50,000 WORTH OF PRIZES < AND GIFTS GIVEN AWAY FREE!!! n WIN
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      507 6 GALA B «o» OPENS TODAY! .JftS* DYNAMIC THRILLS! EXPLOSIVE ACTION! OPDtKv AS TWO DESERT 6IANTS TRY TO OUT-FOX t~\ EACH OTHER IN THE BATTLE *"k&jk OF THE CENTURY fc-v ('mm THE &32SJ& sifl AST MANCOLOR -SCOPE W^^N**" BTARRIMO— Frederick George «l Robert STAFFORD HILTON RENNIE HOSSEN LAST DAYS 1 3rdWEEK!
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    'Good show'—Tengku tells Dr. Lim's Govt
    574 7 'Good show' Tengku tells Dr. Lim's Govt PENANG. Wednesday TENGKU Abdul Rahman, here on the first stage of his nation-wide goodwill mission, today praised the Gerakan State Government for the co-operation it had shown in "bringing peace to Penang." 4 "I appreciate that although this is an Opposition State Government,
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    Heroes' Day wreath tribute
    137 7 Heroes' Day wreath tribute KUALA LUMPUK. Wed.— A wreath-laying ceremony ;n tribute to the fallen heroes of UK Malaysian and Commonwealth forces who died during the first emergency and the two world wars will take place at the National Monument on Sunday The first wreath will be laid by the
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    Robbers grab $1,800, rape maid
    87 7 Robbers grab $1 ,800, rape maid SKREMBAN. Wed. Mr. Tan Ker 800, an estate manager, and his wife were robbed last nijrtit of cash and jewellery worth SI. BOO. Ttieir 15-year-old servant was raped. Mr. Tan and his wife were in their bungalow on Kuban* I -t.it r in Nilai
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    Dental health campaign
    49 7 KOTA BHAKU. Wed A dental health campaign will be held Iti all primary .schools in X. .in in curing she list school term. A .spokesman of the SUte'x Children Welfare Council said that pupils would be given free i toothpaste and brush during the 1 campaisn
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    Woman robbed
    35 7 irOH. Wed. A youth walked into a house In Tebing TuiHUi. last night under thepretext of looking for someone and robbed a woman Ho Kirn Men 71 of a A?tch and a rina
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    Robbed of $130 and watch
    41 7 SINGAPORE. Wed Ho Sl-.ee Ki. 22, was robbed ot $130 and a watch In a lane off Coleman Btreet last n.(?ht Police ■aid that two men .irmed with Object! forced Ho to hand them his valuables.
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    The ads racket crackdown delights traders
    199 7 The ads racket crackdown delights traders SINGAPORE. Wed. Businessmen are delighted at the Government's crack-down on the flourishing mil-lion-dollar advertising racket for "souvenir magazines." Chief victims of the racket, they arc now matching official action with their own preventive measures. Members of the Chambers of Commerce will be asked by
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    Thirsty driver nearly loses his lorry
    103 7 Thirsty driver nearly loses his lorry IPOH, Wed. Chenan Singh had the surprise of his life when he .saw someone driving away his lorry vexterday. He was having a drink at a roadside stall In Gopeng Road when he saw his lorry moving off with a man at the wheel.
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      160 7 9 Meet you Saturday 2nd August 2p.m. Radio Malaysia This Show is a real Brought to you by BRYLCREEM John Laws, singer, entertainer, top Australian Disc Jockey the man who's really on the scene brings you the best in pop music in a programme specially for Malaysian listeners. THE JOHN
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      110 7 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS 8. Still arrange to get up In aS" jffiSSTS 'Si. 17 Ss*'igrKr. (l i eerhl STp«u h^ c^p^ no ..s^rr-i^^re^ to 23. More adequate mmtertai for 11 4 novelist? (5). VFSTERDAT'S SOLmON. 24. Possibly the main countr> showing hostility (6). J 25.1s it snap that confuse
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    PILOT BREAKS 'BOOT BARRIER' AND WINS FREE ALE FOR LIFE
    214 8  -  R CHANDRAN: By SINGAPORE. Wed FLIGHT LIEUTENANT Frank Whitehouse (above). a Lightning pilot from N. 74 "Tifer Squadron" at Tengah, today "crashed the boot barrier" and earned the right to a lifetime of free ale drinking at the expense of
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    Faith that turned S'pore into great city: Raja
    335 8 Faith that turned S'pore into great city: Raja SINGAPORE. Wed AN imperialist whose faith and vision turned Singapore into the great city and part of today this was how Foreign Minister Mr. S. Rajaratnam today saw Stamford R:iffles. Speaking to members of the Diplomatic Corps at a luncheon meeting, he
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    Sexy star arrives in slacks, blouse
    220 8 200 FANS HOPED FOR A PLUNGING NECKLINE BUT... SINGAPORE. Wednesday OEXY film star Angela Yu Chien from Hong Konp; flew Into Paya Lebar Airport this evening to take part in the 150 th anniversary celebrations and created a stir. For the veteran of more
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    Bus. ferry services for visitors to Expo
    206 8 SINGAPORE. Wed. Special bus and ferry services will take visitors to Kallang Park for the month lone Transport and Communications exposition, which begin* there on Friday. Ten special bits services organised by the Singapore Chinese Bus-Ownrrs' Association and the Singapore Traction Compan.. will
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    Buddhist film
    33 8 SINGAPORE. Wed. The Buddhist l°i.lon will screen a Buddhist Him In conjunction with the Kuan Imm Tann festival, at tvs premises a' Jalan Senyum on Friday at 7 30 p in.
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    ROUND-ISLAND EXPRESSWAY: WORK BEGINS at PAYA LEBAR
    160 8 SINGAPORE. Wed THE Pan-Island ExA pressway Is top priority In a Public Works Department road Improvement scheme. I nder the programme fur improvement to primary road systems, the largest amount will be spent on the expressway. Work on the lection of the expre<uwar
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      51 8 Bme* BmmmH Hy Mmlph Uoimdahl \J 'MY NECH GETS? WHY DONT^ 'l HVWXF id] KTHAT 1 MORE N I VA'LL GET Od/MIS USE i t VEVWCOLD < V. VABUVA I PAY TEN LIKE IT, BUT X OUT O'TMATBEARP IPYER |J* ■V WCATWEC'y roLLAR6J-\>R^ DIDN'T KNOW VOU I inwrre™ -r. A
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    Lock icon US wants Anzus allies to take lead role in defence
    301 9 US wants Anzus allies to take lead role in defence WASHINGTON, Wednesday. J'HE U.S. Government is encouraging its Anzus allies, Australia and New Zealand, io play a leading role in the defence of Malaysia and Singapore after the British pull out all their forces in 1971, according to official sources.
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    Lock icon Gorton: We are part of the posse...
    87 9 Gorton: We are part of the posse MELBOURNE. Wed Australia was part of the posse in South-East Asia but she could not be the sheriff, its Prime Minister. Mr. John Gorton, said today. Opening the Victorian Liberal Party council meetinr here, he said the (Government had accepted new responsibilities caused
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    SINGAPORE MALAYSIA ON RUBBER GROUP COMMITTEE
    130 9 SINGAPORE MALAYSIA ON RUBBER GROUP COMMITTEE I SINGAPORE, Wed. Singapore and MalayMa were among five countries elected to the administrative and finance committee of the Inter- national Rubber Study i Group for 1969-70. The others elected at the 20th assembly of the IRSG. which ended in London last Friday were
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    Heart girl is doing fine
    52 9 SINGAPORE. Wed. Penang heart ca.se girl. eight-year-old Teoh Ah Sim. who was operated on early this month at Tan Toclc Senu hospital, is "doing Just fine.' a hospital spokesman said today It will be two or three weeks more, however, before she Is allowed U.
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    Monthly services—at half the FEFC rates
    89 9 Monthly services— at half the FEFC rates gINiMPORE, Wed Palm and coconut oil from Singapore and Malaysia is being shipped to overseas market by two international lines at about half the rates charged by the Far Eastern Freight Conference. The Norwegian Stolk Neilscn Shipping Ks and the British-Norwe-gian Andersen Cullingwood
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    Death fall
    29 9 PENANO. Wed A mcc h.HMcer Seng Weru San. 54. fell to nil druth from Mir third flour of the Orneril Hospital ycMerd;iv A iiui < i. Ins tXKIV
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    Fees waived for nine
    47 9 TAIPING Wed The lowa count i has waived licence lees v fat nine hawkers who I could not do business due to the curfew. Those elißioie to the exemption iire hawkers who ply their i business r Uic evenings in th* I market.
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    Self-help road
    20 9 KANGAR We«i More han 30 •wilun'errs helped to build mart leading u< Kampoi.g Bahagia. Utan Ajl on Monday.
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    Death of girl: Jockey Van Bruekelen fined
    199 9 Death of girl: Jockey Van Bruekelen fined PENANG, Wed. Apprentice jockey Raymond Van Bruekelen was fined $150 today for driving without reasonable cons ideration for other road users last November. Originally, he wa.s accused of causing the death ot a four-year-old girl, A. S a n t hanasamary, by reckless
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    Freight row: Rubber and timber men may band together
    272 9 SINGAPORE. W«d. OUBBER and Umber exporters in Malaysia and Singapore may band together in a concerted move against the Far Eastern Freight Conference, which recently announced a nine per cent freight rate increase trom D?c. 1. The new rates will not
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      117 9 ifirh I rttrtf II 1/ t h *->/*-, t.,,,,/</ ?^N^ I f BUT IN A BUZZARD. IN ffM JUST SICK ABOUT I T.'l t I THINK I KNOW TRACV.^ AT LEAST CM GETTING A PA|R Of. c O VERA U-5. I WMAT A CHRISTMAS HE'S NOT GONG OUT I PLENTY
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      601 10 Backyard industry in the rural as urban Inch could provide employment lor MMtt, ohviousk should be among MaU\sian priorities. but ...n will not >;et off the by itself. There is a holt promi.se of capital, and >l it should be govern rr,.nt money, although the chairman
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      450 10 Mr. Robert Kuok, the new chairman of Malaysia-Singa-pore Airlines, will take office tomorrow at the head oi an organisation in remarkably good health. The that beset it last year have been almost entirely »et aside. There i.s no more talk of the split that at on*
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    875 10  - MEN ON THE MOON, BUT NOBODY TO REPAIR AN OLD CLOCK JOYCE EGGINTON by NEW YORK LANDING on the moon has proved a triumph of American technology, yet here, on American soil, nothing seems to work properly any more. The US telephone system, once the world's most effl cient has
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      124 10 MR. HENRY 1 Pau s 11 letter "Danger of that third wire" (SI. July 28 i.s dangerously misleading The earthing wire is there for protection, and la sanctioned by international and local electrical safety codes Mr. Pau's .statement that many recent
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      187 10 THE National Safety 1 Pint Council notes with interest the recent appeal of the National Trade Unions Congres.s tri the Government tn revise the Workmen's Cora- pensatlon Act. It shares i.ie concern expressed by mat boay about the inrrwaaim incidence of industrial accidents during tne paM tew months.
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      179 10 Memories of Singapore AKTER live years in Smuapore we are leaving tor England next week. We are glad to return to our country and our families yet truly .sorry to say good-bye to the friends we have made here. We shall carry away many happy memories but most of all
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      114 10 We visited Jurong first in 1954 and it has been most impressive to return frequently and yet always nnd changes and new factories actually in production It Is good lo know that such great eflorts are being made to provide suitable jobs for your school leavers Finally I vu uld
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      48 10 MAY we. through your column, request Television Singapura to repeat their broadcast of the ABC special "The Vienna Boy* Choir." The last time it was broadcast we missed it We understand that the programme was not only entertaining, but also educational 5» ItUMNII Singapore
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    950 10  -  ROGER ELGIN Europe puts a unique money system to work by LONDON THK Eurodollar market has become so big that it is now a major element in world finance, and Governments wor v y whether it can undermine the effectiveness of their own monetary policies.
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    Brunei has no place for thugs: Sultan
    159 11 Brunei has no place for thugs: Sultan 11RUNEI TOWN, Wed. v --S v 1 1 v n Has•anal Bolkiah told the people of Kiiala Belait oil centre today that Brunei had no place lor thugs and troublemakers. They wquld be put b? hind bars or deported. h*» warned I 23
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    Hawker pleads not guilty
    51 11 APORK Wei! A hawker. Kok Chen Whoon, 33. today pleaded not cuiliv to avßul'ttSu two Housing Board officer* one with a durian. the oUier with a knife He was alleged tv have «■<•- aaulted Tan Lian Watt and Wong Cher Clun in Tar.gli.i Halt Road on
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    66 11 BRUNEI TOWN. Wed The acting editor vi the Borneo Bullet ir.. Mr. Kevin Voltz. has been conferred the highest order among recipients in Kuala Belait by Sultan Ha>»>anal Bolkiah in h\& birthday honours list. Mr. Voltz. 38. WU awarded the Order of the Crown of Brunei. Third I
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    Captured: Man with $5,000 on his head
    193 11 Captured: Man with $5,000 on his head REVOLVER AND AMMO SEIZED IN RAID ON HUT Sy LAWRENCE BASAPA Singapore, Wed. yHE man on the top of the Singapore police "wanted" list for the last two months was captured early today by a police squad led by Deputy Supt. Goh Yong
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    10,000 AUSSIE TOURISTS EXPECTED SOON –
    112 11 10,000 AUSSIE TOURISTS EXPECTED SOON CUNGAFOU, Wed. —An I unlux of 10.000 Australian tourivtv to Singapore and .Malaysia is expected by > ear's end. I his km the projection given today by a group of 10 travel agents trom Australia who have just completed a two-week study tour of the
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    Stabbing case
    32 11 Singapore, Wei Stephen Hu Cheok Yoke 24. pleaded not guilty in a mafL court to a charge ol stabWafl Brian Ramon in Upper Roud on July 24. Bail was ai-
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    Princess Alex, husband fly in next -week
    169 11 Princess Alex, husband fly in next -week CINGAPORE, Wed. J Princess Alexandra and her husband. Mr. Angus Ogilvy. will arrive here next Wednesday to represent Queen Elizabeth at the Singapore 150 th anniversary celebrations. An elaborate programme has been drawn up for the Princess. This Induces a call on President
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    Britons in S'pore to fete Princess
    104 11 Britons in S'pore to fete Princess SINGAPORE Wed Princess Alexandra, and her husband. Mr. Angus Ogilvy. have agreed to attend a reception to be given by the British civilian community. The reception, which is being oiganlsed by a committee of leading member* of me British civilian community under the chairmanship
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    'DO YOU NEED MONEY?' LETTER FROM INVESTMENT COMPANY
    235 11 'DO YOU NEED MONEY?' LETTER FROM INVESTMENT COMPANY KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday. A REPUTABLE British company has formed an investment unit to offer capital assistance to commercial venture. The company it prefers not to tUtcKMM it* name has written a letter to the Associated Chinese Chambers of Commerce to help it
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    S'pore seminar
    20 11 SINGAPORE Wed. A 10--u..\ rducatiunal seniumi tor s.IVh.. lllX* Baattm am) the Commonwealth will begin here next week.
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    Detainee is released
    55 11 SINGAPORE Wni.-H c 34. formerly an active member of the Communist U.ilted Front and the Yrunu Chins Old Boy»' A.-.NoeiaUon, was released today alter mcr* than six years' detention. Government statement "Ho hay now realised hLs felly of bf.nK manipulated by the Communists and has decided to
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    72 11 BINGAHOHL. Wi d. inz a I' nit otablLshrci tradition, thr British und United Sutafe <■' itnrti ra In-Chii I in th« Far Eb.m will vi&H each other tin.-, year. Admiral Js McCain, the Amenc«n C-ui-C. v iil bo the ftue,vt of lil, Britiab counterpart la
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    Lecturer called to the Bar
    46 11 SINGAPORE Wrd.— Mr. Tan v lecturer at Uir Li. -nuapore. v at today called tv the Bar by Mr. Justice Kuiuaclcaram in tin H:.h Court He team for the US. next i Pulbrlfht-Ha] larship lor further studies at Harvard Law School.
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    94 11 TODAY: Sedlli Kechll 1146 a.m. i8.4f0. 10 35 p.m. (7ft); Singapore 1.09 p.m. <83ft>: Port Dickson 757 t.m < n Bft i 827 i. m. ;f>.4ftp; Port Swettenham 722 a.m (17tt), 73J pm. <lt>.3fti; I Henam 2 Ori am. 1 7 Bft > 2.03 pin i9.2fii [OMORROW
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      560 12 and see how it changes colour Wear this dress (THAT'S COMING SOON) RESEARCH ON TO PERFECT PHOTOCHROMIC DYES A GIRL in a bright green dress steps out of the sun into an office building. Her boss, following up behind, cannot believe his eyes. For suddenly her dress has turned blue!
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      98 12 MYRIADS of moons orbited through the Italian collections on July 21 where minds were more on the lem than the line, said a report by Patricia dough. from Rome. Designer Baratta of .Milan had crescent moons as buckles on shoes and belts, full moon, half-moons,
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      161 12 ORUNES are excellent 1 sources of iron, calcium and vitamin A. Among methods of preparing prune: lightly beaten eggs combined with chopped, cooked ham and chopped prunes; pitted prunes with cubes of ham on skewer for barbecue: and chopped plump prunes added to corned beef hash mixture. Clean
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      1046 12 W MADAME VERONIQUI-: BOLSE DEMONSTRATES THE MAQUISPOT PROGRAMME in Louise Klerk's Salon Madame Veronlque comes direct from the Orlane Salon In Paris with Maquispot. an ingenious new way of demonstrating ihe art ot beautiful, flawless makeup designed for A -lan women She will be at LOUISE KLERK SALON from list
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    Britain warned: Textile tax can backfire on you
    396 13 Britain warned: Textile tax can backfire on you SINGAPORE. W«d. y HL chairman of the Singapore Cotton Pro ducts Manufacturers Association, Mr. Lam Thian, warned today that Britain's proposa to scrap the quota system on cotton textiles from 1972 and to impose import duties conic alienate her from her Commonwealth
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    Thai fish survey vessels on visit
    52 13 SINGAPORE Wed Two Thai fishery sur\ now on a five-day visit to temnapore alter a survey of fishing grounds in the South China Sea. The ships Pichery Su -icy I and FiMwry Survey II are on their way home from J*pan. They will leave
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    Lock icon Jakarta build-up of forces along Sarawak border
    168 13 Jakarta build-up of forces along Sarawak border KUCHING, Wed.— Indonesia has strength ened its forces along Its border with Sarawak to Intensify its campaign against Communist guerillas in the jungles. Indonesian military commander Brig -Gen. Soemadi told a Press conference here last night the Indonesian Army had deployed two companies
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    Scholarship award
    43 13 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed An engineer here. Mr. Choo Choon Yei in. has been awarded a 16-munMi scholarship to Mudy industrial engineering in Germany. The scholarship is offered by the Oerni.in Government under the technir.il assistance programme. Mr. Ohoo leaves on Sunday
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    23 13 JOHORE BAHRU. Wed The police today warned thoat pfrmltleU to carry firearm* to I renew their licences before they 1 expired
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    Man in habit of taking sleeping pills died of overdose, court told
    250 13 Man in habit of taking sleeping pills died of overdose, court told SINGAPORE. Wed.—Company manager Chua Lak Sui, alias Chua Klan Tian, said to be in the habit of taking sleeping tablets, died from an overdose in his Robinson Road office, a coroner's court heard today. At an Inquiry today,
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    Boy beaten up, robbed
    77 13 SINGAPORE. W«.-d. Ananda Raja. 14. of Mac- i Allster Road was assaulted I and robbed of his school bag and books by two boys while on his way to school yesterday. A police spokesman said the two boys, agt-d about 11 and 17. stopped Ananda in
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    Talk on Islam at varsity
    43 13 SINOAPORE. Wed. Prof. (Dr.; Syed Huamui Al-Atta.v head of the Maty Studies Department at Singapore University, will speak on Islam In South-east Asia on Friday. The venue i* the new lecture i theatre three ai the University, i
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    167 13 The Hang Tuah gets a new commander Ll\l\ LI MPL'R. Wed. l.ieut mrir Mohamed Zain bin Moha nied Salleh. X.M.V has been appointed commanding officer of K.l>. Hang Tuah. with the rank of Commander. The appointment take* effect from liiday. l.ieut. G'mdr. Zain takes over from Cmdr. < harles Thong
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    Japanese singer Itojyo to Star in Singapore's big show
    107 13 Japanese singer Itojyo to Star in Singapore's big show SINGAPORE, Wed. Japa--13 nese International singing star Itojyo Kumano is coming here n< I month to take pint in the 150tl> niversary of Singapore celebrations. Itojyo has WPPk turning to come back So many She said I »m I"r--ward to l^e
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      38 13 ALLEY OOP By V.T. Hatnttn \£A\ FOCGIVE MY INTERRUPTION, I THINK PO/T VMOBgY. HE'LL H Vgiu n/aw I YISCARED HIM I GET HIS VOtCE BAOC AAAK? 1 WHO SENT US SPEECHLESS, WOND6R WHO AAAK IS? A^ ~J GREETINGS.'
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    1278 14  -  E.W. TIPPING The facts about their pay and magazine 'rewards' by HOUSTON. ON all the A m c r i can evidence of history, the man of the century, Neil Armstrong, the first man to set foot on the moon will almost certainly wind up a millionaire.
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    497 14  - Man on Mars at a thousand to one! KENNETH by JOACHIM MOON stakes closed. Mars In the saddle. What price the other planets? Britain's betting; shops are reeling under an avalanche of punters literally falling over themselves for a flutter on The Great Space Race. Thousands of pounds are being
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    517 17 'Put loiio g tut or Kciected Malaysiaa Industrial yield* is hum 1 laat sale* ot July 25. wnn*ale» located in MaU)aU fof Uxatie>n purposes. Average uruoe dn.dend yiem 7.3 per cent 6.8 per cent). Averau" pro*s earnings yield 11.1 per cent UJ.4 per ceni> ompinirv loraled in
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    93 17 KIMIII Product E>cnan«e, Sm«a- pers, neen elesing urnii per pisul vMterdey. Ceeenut ell: bn.k 4«-t ie.it.is. ilrum Cepra: Mixed ir.o h.) looae July/ auk. IK Cont. S3os B. Pepp«r: Muntok wb;te >140 sellers. Sarawak wkria ISlKji. special -ir«»ak black atlhwa, garbled iJimpooc Mark $llm sell'rs (all 96« i
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    379 17 Exchange rates j mi Aiiid'nm ,1 Banks in Malay ■v iv nt«s merckaata y«»nraa>. Itit foi;o».iT,:; nUSt ar« quoted to tht M3u:vaieni of one unit of (ortlgD RMM, LafMti lltriit, Ptundi buying TT ItJUil OL) STa-MU. Stllint TT *r 0O ready: $i.34M). Auttralian Oflari Bay:n« ft %tJtMi OI) ajLttM Stllini
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    21 17 In London on TMendsy Malayar S per cent c.U. U.K. July/August in bulk iv quoted unchanged at £69 sellers.
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    237 17 A LGI'ST first grade rubber f.o.b. buyerv closed at 5 p.m. In Singapoie and KuaU Lumpur rrtterdav at 77 rents per Ib. up half a cent on Tuesday's closing level. This was the hifhrst closing price since Feb. 21, 19«3. The ton': was steady quiet.
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    582 17 Bin <M) OFFER PRICES UFTI CIALLV LISTED AT TNI CLOSi I OP BUSINESS IN THE SINGAPORE AND KUALA LUMPUR TRAOINi: ROOMI OF THI STOCK IXCHANCE VESTCROAV WIRE: H ACMA 1.72 1.78 Bm Co 1.7* cd Rorr.ro B*rh«4 1.«7 1.68 Bouttead l.tl •«mtl Plywood l.fcs lU2 abl C. Bugirl
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    430 17 Straits tin price is up another three dollars THE straits tin price was up another three dollars in Penang yesterday to $638.12} per picul on an offering estimated up 10 tons to 260 tons. This represents a continuous gain of $15 62, since July 19. A firm market was reported
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    40 17 r\S lt« tree eaenange market in Hong Kong >esterday me U.t. D.iiir was quuted at tt uM7i for T.T. and «.o«U'.'i for sash Sterling was quoted at 11. H and ens taal et geM at 306. 825.
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    73 17 "IMII MaUysisn MinisUr of 1 Finance has flxed these ratrs for calculating customs duties for the period from July 31 to August 6. Rubbrr 75' j crnt\ a Ib. Copra 54»(i a ton Palm Oil $420 a too Palm Kernels $313.25 a lon The rate* of duties payablr
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    796 17 qiHE trading rooms of the Stock Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore yesterday opened with a general Improvement in prices which was sustained throughout the day. The marKet after the recent falls in price exhibited a definitely better sentiment. This brought In new buyers. speculators,
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    115 17 LONDON l- xtremely reluctant' 1 to lollow the hot pact jet by the '.:.irket but to do so, say London l n :ocka and i inn. .it. d :i>' remained whether present prices trulj i the the situatl A surplus ol production over demand has only been
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    57 17 PETROI.tUM and Chemlter DR. Chavan said I Iderlng an oiler by Polymer Corporation ol Canada to take part in a study of the Indian marker for synthetic rubbers over the next five to ten years. The study would Include the P ]i manufacturing pei In the petro-chtmic v
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    124 17 TINS In London on Ttw-s--day wen' quite unu by the tn sti rise tn the metal price and once again there were no ciuotable alternations in p: Malaya Grnoral hardened In creased interim rilvldenJ, but other wise the tendency In rubbers was slightly easier. Outhrle recorded a
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    374 17 \IUVtMENTtOF SHAHt M PRICES BASEO ON A COMSINGAPORE AND KUALA LUMPUR TRADING ROOMS OP THI STOCK EXCHANGE YeslkflUAY WERE: INDUSTRIALS: Ben lie. (+7 crntsi. Bernee Berhad i+ b ceois), Beuittad 14-1 cenuj. Camel l« r»nt.»i. C. Sugars 14 cents). C CM. i fi cenu i. C.S. HlWmu
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    BUSINESS DONE
    1371 17 BUSINESS IN AMI RKPORIKI) TO THE SIN«.APOKE AND KLALA 1.1 MPI K TRADING ROOMS OF THE STOCK EXCHANGE YESTERDAY WITH THE MMBI.R Or SHAK'.S TRADED SHOWN IN BRACKETS IN LOTA OF 1.000. LNLESS UTHFRWIKE SPECIFIED. INDUSTRIALS: Ben and Co. il) $1.80. (4) $1.80 U. cd; Borneo Brrhad (1)
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    36 17 STOCK INDICES jui> :v Jut) mi Industrials: 10j.95 liiH.il 1 Hotels: 77.5« XIM froiierlies: UfcM UUI t Tins; Mi.lb BU.IJ tl rubbers: 1uy.37 IOJU7 Dec. 30, ist>« liiu. lire. 31, 1968 HID. titec. 29, 18C2 10(1.
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      677 18 A QUALIFIED PHARMACIST Irmpler Hospital. Kuala Lumpur. WANTED EXPERIBNCII. Ipeas sfflM ith knowand mining I p»r allswanr* depend .tion treated in Ipoh sre invited for the folio* A FITTERS 8 SHEET METAL WORKERS 1 COPPERSMITH ,d t>- age* over 1 have a minimum of .1 year« I ..rfc rrom D
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      755 18 WANTED TO PURCHASE SECOND HAND school survey etiuip- mml Iwa uniu #seh at guntere I prtaasatM coanpasa. pi.ir t-hlr set. metal measurinn tape tin ..i'i |iiiit« and detail tn Baaejmastar, Hun s. nool, Kiang before FURNITURE FOR ELSCANT CANE FURNITURE. US R.^er Valley Road. ».ni«po.v MACHINERY, PLANT FOR SAtl~| USED
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      621 18 FLEMINGO MASSAGE hv Mas«fUSf« I hard Road 8 pore *****. Opens daily. hiscellahTous COUPLE WISH INTERESTING frMSsBB, l»ro«d lateraatS. Ail repi.es i I Hux A24SI SI. K L,. GENERAL SPRAY-PAINTING rfpilt tS pure) CENERAL SPRAV-PAINTINO r#p»ir refrigerators st customer s house Kuon^ t:ovy »S porei *****4. WORKING BACHELOR Kirl invite
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      247 18 WIEIE TO STAY (S'PORE)[ YORK HOTIL SCOTTS ROAD Tourist Ctsaa Buitaole Permaaeat/ Transit. l«i 23 131. si pore. SLOANS COURT HOTSL. Dedrooms centra!!* loi-at«l in Ortnard Koad area, reasonable lates. 1) Balmoral Koad. Spore Tel. a»JSb/7 LLOYD HOUSI HOTCL I foord D BeaSta rooms m ioth rnitn. ea. Discount for
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    JAWATAN2 KOSONG KERAJAAN MALAYSIA
    1146 19 Permohonan2 ada-lah dl-pelawa darlpada Warganegara Malaysia I iniok menglsl Jawatan2 kosong i benkut: 1. PEMBANTU Ml'Zll'M (Satu kosong i i Bahagian 111. tetap letapi tidak berpenchen i dl-Musl-um Necara. OAJI: (Lakl2> $100/ 130 x 7 50 145 160 x 7 50-190/ 205x7 50-250; < Perempuani $80/
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      607 19 BmsVsVwSMSMsJ3wsißs^si FUSAN FISHING NET MANUFACTURING BERHAD NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the 4th Annual General Meeting of Fusan Fishing Net Manufacturing Berhad will be held at the Factory Premises at North Klang Strait Industrial Area, Port Swettenham, on Tuesday ltth August 1969 at 10.30 am. AGENDA 1. To receive and
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      326 19 ACCOUNTANT Experienced Accoununt required by wall-known ClvU Engineering firm in Singapore. Age 28-40. Candidates must possess a recognised Aa-ountancy Qualification, preferable with previous experiences In construction firms. Apply In handwriting stating full particulars, experiences and salary expected to Box A 5492 ST.. Singapore. All applications will be treated confidentially and
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      169 19 NOTICES REMINDER PROPERTY HALE TO-DAY AT Me P.M. 326.234 (even) THOMSON ROAD 18 22 (even) DPPHI DICKSON ROAD 42 tt 78 JALAN BESAR 216 BYED ALWI ROAD 46 RANGOON ROAD Cfceoaf Hack Ckye k Co. (Pte) Ltd. Auctioneers A Appraisers KENYATAAN TAWARAN J.P.T. SELANGOR Kapada Kelas C (Konkret/ Kerjatanah) Pefcerjaan:
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      394 19 KINGDOM OF LIBYA TELEVISION SERVICE REQUIRES 18 TELEVISION TRANSMITTER ENGINEERS tor me operation and maintenance ol Marconi SkW Band 111 televu mitten and as&ociated equipment a' Barce, Belda. Derna. Horns, Mlsurata. Tobruk. transmitting stations in Libya. Applications are Invited from well quahlicd ai.d maintenance engineers with ability to operate the
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      276 19 ELECTRICIANS Applications are invited for the posts of Electrician Qualification* snd Experience: Ui 3to 5 yearn industrial experience with electric motors and automatic motor starting equipment (2i Ability to read wiring diagrams of i automatic equipment. (3 i Ability to read and unte English Kale of Pay: The rate of
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      Lock icon Taiwan girl equals world record
      256 20 Taiwan girl equals world record DUBLIN, Wed. ('HI CHENG of Taiwan last night equalled the World women's 100 yards record of 10.3 seconds in an International athletics meeting here. Miss Chens, a 25-year-old physical education teacher in California, claimed afterwards she would have docked close to 10 seconds flat it
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      'Return' offer to Famechon
      274 20 SYDNEY, Wed featherweight boxing champion Johnny Famechon was yesterday offered A 570.000 to defend his title against Japans FiehtinK Harada in a return match in Tokyo The olfrr was made by the Fuji Television Corporation, one of Japan's biggest boxing oromoters. Its sports director, Richie Inoue,
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      Richards: I don't want to go nuts by quitting
      133 20 LONDON. Wed. Sir Gordon RirhaMs (above), one of Britain'^ leading racehurse trainers and former champion Jwfcty, last night denied he was < uittin K his job at a trainer. Although the Irase on his Whitsbuiv. Hampshire, training quarters rvpiir, nrvt March
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      Wallabies 26-0
      25 20 PILTLIiSBUHIi mi Wed. Th Australian Wallaoy rugby team u* M i Fur Northt-rn Tv.inM ;6-0 heir ftattrday rii WaJtabssa led ir.-n „t balttime.
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      Edmeades slams his highest 148
      241 20 Edmeades slams his highest 148 i 1 ONDON. Wed— While mesi of England's crtcJcetei vi- a lions and watched the nun yesterday, Brian Edmeados, the 27-year-old Essex balsn.an. slammed 148 —the highest score of his career. H..s century, however was not enough to force 'a decision in the match against
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      AMERICAN COLT SCORES IN STEWARDS CUP
      124 20 I ONDON Wed. Anum ,n L ')ied i.v\i Royal Smoke owned by American fiim producer Irvine ACen uun the 6f Steward* Cup a| Ooodwood yesterday in good to firm going. J B. Wharton's Askalan < D McKay i was second and Captain T E.
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      589 20 PRIVATE SECRETARY FOR MANAGING DIRECTOR THE GUTHRIE WAUGH W/| ORGANISATION requires a Prtrate Secretary for the Managing Dirt from Sinsaporp citizen> f( llowmg minimum qualifications: I School Certificate or equivalent with credit In p m Shorthand Certificate. > us. Typing Certificate. Private Secretary to a SeniommerciiU field. peraoMdltV with initia
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      879 20 THE BANKRUPTCY ORDINANCE (CHAPTER II) IN III) HK.H (DIRT OF THK ripi Bin oi imOtfOU In BanKi uptcv No. 187 of 1969 Re: Yen Peik Tlew Bx parte SITA WORLD TRA\KT. ■Si LIMITED Creditor To: Yeo Peck Tiew No Bfi-A Tanclin Hall Koad ■MOAMMU TAKE NOTICE that a Bank- na>
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      375 20 PUBLIC UTILITIES BOARD. SINGAPORE KIKTRKITY I)F.r*RTM»NT NOTKE TO (ONSIMKRS Interruption of Elertricity Siipplv In order to enable extension work lo be carried out al Thom--«i Head Store Subhtaiion. ele- i-ric it v supply will be tnteirupted mi Frida). lat AiiKU&t. 1969 Irom s3O am to 6.30 pm al the following
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      668 20 reMBERITAHr TAWARAM JKR. JOHOR. Tawaran daripada Pemborong-' yang berdaftar di--1 JKR dl-dalam Kelas D 1 dan ke-ata.s akan di-terlma dl-Pejabat JURUTERA NEGERI. JKR. JOHOR hingga jam 2.30 petang pada 9hb Oga». 1969. I ntok: MEMBENA DAN MENYIAPKAN SATU <1> BLOK DUA i2i LAPIS BILEK DARJAH. KANTIN JALAN BERTUTOP PADANG PERMAINAN
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      82 20 I'.WlKlMii.N M.iiay.-lan I>'.HS lulji BAHKI lll\l I i lampiunohipt j Bahru i Ul M\ \>l It > ,iii)n.ship> iGii' Wnrld, 2 3(» p.m Kl«.(.li; Iritndh SB-it Tigers i LI Kill P mk i i; ipota IWv. a: KED 1AWA (Jn A Jalilt; PWD v KIA 'Coronation grd): Dlv. 3: Municipal
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    8 21 VIEWPOINT RACING -fr SOCCER -fr GAMES
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    MCFA should not waste time on this
    264 21 i \ALISM is one the ills of our sports [t has to be done away with the sooner the Atvk there was an uding suggestion to enlarge a communal soccer competition instead of abolishing it. Singapore Chinese F.A. rnposed that they should be
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    Confident Penang
    61 21 PhNANCJ. Malays AS. Mohamad Mydln. yesterday said he was confident Penang would oeat Trengganu Malays v: the Sultans' Gold Cup mh tci i.nal at Kuala Trengganu tomorrow Penang: Ha*samuddln Harun. Ahmad. Abdul K Burlun Mr Isa Atxlui Shukur Namat Abdullah. Mohamad Yusof Hasan. Mohamad Bakar. Shaliaruddln Abdullah. Syed
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    22 21 LONDON Wca. Newcastle United. European Pairs Cup vi day signed Scot-::der-23 international lorwarr .lan Smith trom Aberdeen for £85.000 Reuter.
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    'Watch sports' call
    252 21  -  JOE DORAI By A CALL to Singaporeans to give spectator support to international and "home" events to help improve Singapore athletes and sportsmen was made yesterday by Mr. Chan Chee Seng. Parliamentary Secretary to the Ministry of Social Affairs. Mr. Chan told the weekly lunch of the
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    Forces jump to third place
    157 21 4RMED Forces yesterday Jumped to third place in the F.A. of Singapore's Senior League championship when they beat Junior A.A. 7-3 at Jalan Besar stadium. Forces now tie with Hamilton Sports Club with 19 points each from 14 matches. For the Juniors this was their
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    Top gallops by Podmore winners
    329 21  -  EPSOM JEEP By CCORPIO II and Sunspot, two ot jockey George Podmore's winners last week-end, did a splendid workout on a firm track at Ipoh yesterday. They were matched over 3f which they covered In 37 2 5 sec. with Scorpio II (Podmore) striding out
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    DOG TAKES THE LEAD
    50 21 IJSUALLY its the dofi that goes on the lead but here the eight-year-old Labrador. Sweep, has taken the initiative, leading the racehorse, Nearly Light, at the stables of owner and trainer Dr. Arthur Jones, near Swansea. Sweep belongs to stable girl Olga Caldecott (left).— PA plx.
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    100 for annual varsity games
    69 21 A 100-Mrong University ol Malaya contingent will travel tv Singapore for their annual gamea against University of Singapore from next Monday i. Thursday. UMAU vice-president Cheu; Kai Yong said that Nanytrg Univer&ity might join in to make it "a triangular meet. The games an: Soccer,
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    JOHORE FIRST INTO THE S-FINALS
    195 21 JOHORE FIRST INTO THE S-FINALS JOHORE beat Malacca 78-54 at Johore Bahru on Tuesday night to be first to qualify for the semi-nnal round of this year's King's Cup National basketball championships. They lead Group A with a 100 per cent record, their previous wins beinn 53-43 against Penang and
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    S'gor bring in Rajah
    68 21 Opening medium pace oowler SS Ralah Is the only change In Selangors team to meet Penan* In the Malaysian l'nder-23 north tone cricket finul at Pantai on Sunday Rajah 21. replace* K Vnian n '2'h man T h»> team Alwi Zahaman (captain). I n v BhanmuBana■lun
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    BUKIT TIMAH ENTRIES
    1074 21 ENIRIK6 lur the rmi-i. Buk/ Timah on Aug 9. 10. 16 17 CLASS UNi: First run j! or 81; 2nd run 7f or lit: Aratunga 8f 111. A»loria 61 It. Avenger II 81 71. Bandit 8f 71. Baron Boy 81 71, Bellcndalr.e 8f 111, Bonaa fll 7f.
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    Don't fight warning
    62 21 The Football Association of Penang have warned affiliates to advise their players and suDportrrs against lighting during or at the end' of fnntball m^'rhrs 'Because wl the present situalioa, fighting i« a n n-bailable fftDC*. and the penally on nnvlrtlon ii lniprisonment with no option or a
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    A change of heart by Brundage for soccer?
    226 21 A change of heart by Brundage for soccer? ZURICH. Wed— The Ll Inter national Football Federation yesterday appeared to have won their battle with the International Olympic Committee to keep 16 teams in the finals of the 1972 Olympic football tournament. A Flfa statement yesterday said lOC president Avery Brundage
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    Five-day games can give peek into future
    287 21 Five-day games can give peek into future THE Malaysian Com--1 bined Schools' fiveday sports carnival, beniiaihi-: tud a y in Penan provide a look inio the country's future m athletics and the Thomas Cup for badminton. Blnce the Gamea began, there n thr cnthuM.tMn .uui lmpt over 'he yovng talent
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    No league
    19 21 Knan District F.A. have d«c.ded not to run thnr league thil year because of the present situation
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      192 21 Foot Itch Healed in 3 Days Do your f ««t Itch, amaxt and burn •o b«4IT that th«r naarly Aiiv* you ituj' Does th* akin crack. p««l or bl*«d? Tha r*al r»u»« of thaaa akin troublaa ta a garni that haa aprraxi throughout tha world, and la i-all»d ▼arioua namfa
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      162 21 BOWLING Chai <28» net 2 Loke K< k Khl PERAK TURF CLUB BPOETB (296) CLUB COMMERCIAL LEAGUE HOCKEY ilpoh): i~ matches Yammha J. BAHRI' KO: PWD 1 Mcdli (40.871 1 Champion Motors 1 calt 1 (PWD won by long 38 435 1. Suzuki 131.080); Royal corner) English College "i Fvrak
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    Fathul save a point
    72 22 aiNGAPORE. Wed RAF Setetar pulled off a surprise In the FAS League Dtv. i when they held second placed Fathul Karlb to a 3-3 draw at Jalan Besar Stadium tonight. Seletar. who are now in eighth poatUon in the league table, rattled star-studded Fathul with repeated
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    DEAThS
    32 22 t. JAC«B .1 fa:hn of K. Iliol. .NtKon. AJtr.a IMrr Mrs Martin I .m and Mar) ThtrfH p»»«i-d f\*\ peacefully or NT*. <:ortr.» )*«v f ha Par: HKm. ii-oi p.no in.tt
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    10-pointcode of conduct for Malaysia Govt men
    400 22 10-point-code of conduct for Malaysia Govt men Xl ALA LUMPUR, Wednesday A lv POINT code <>f condnd to boost the fMiciiiic\ ol Government servants is in dudeel in .i ihw sel of General Orders &\/x'i led lodav. IIU l< "1.1 The new General Order* on cooducl and liscipliiu for civil
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    London stocks
    355 22 LONDON. Wed —The market i moved higher today on cheap buy- I Ing. The firmer Wall Street opening yesterday combined with comment on the Imminence of the likely bottom, prompted fairly persistent small buying throughout > UM day. Towards the close, the Financial Times index was 5 8
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    64 22 LONDON. Wed— Spot 27 d Sept. 174 d.. Oct. 27 9 16d., Nov. Oct. Dec. 27',d.. Jan. Mar. 27 1 16 d.. April June 26 IS led.. July Sept 264<L Oct. Dec. 26 ,d.. Jan. March 2tt'.d., April June 2fi »d.. July Btpi. 26d.. Oct. Dec. !'\d., c.l.f. Aug
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    30 22 LONDON. Wed Spot ***** i- £l'j>. sellers £1477 i— tl». Forward buyers *****.. i). tellers £1479 < £l>. Settlement £1477 i— Turnover «.m SO ions. p.m. 86 tuns. Tune. Steady
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    S'pore is 'best place' for a cosmetics factory
    104 22 SINGAPORE. Wrd Singapore ■mum the "best possible place' for setting up a cosmetics manufactui'ng and packing factory base a leading Japanese cosmetic firm director. Mr. T. Kondo. said today Hi", firm, the Pus Company Limned, which has it* headquarters In Osßka. intent;-
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    Nixon talks with top men in Saigon
    465 22 Nixon talks with top men in Saigon Wed. President Nixon paid a fleeting; flve-and-three-quarter hours visit to Vietnam today which included three and three quarter hours of talks with government leaders in Saigon. He was the first American President to visit the capital city since the war started. President Nixon
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    Sportsman dies
    29 22 SINGAPORE. Wed. Mr. Leo Campbell. 82. a pre-war cricketing great, died today after n short illnesis. The cortege leaves for St. Michael's Church at 4.30 p.m. tomorrow.
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    Lock icon Police asked to trace missing Red author
    113 22 LONDON. Wed. The Soviet Embassy yesterday asked British police to search for controversial Russian novelist Anatoly Kuznotsov reported missing on a London visit. Kuznotsov. 40. one of Russia's top writers who.se work has been under attack in the Soviet Union, disappeared mysteriously from
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    CURFEW IN KRIAN DISTRICT LIFTED TWO HOURS
    291 22 CURFEW IN KRIAN DISTRICT LIFTED TWO HOURS KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday Till-, i iiilcw re-imposed in sonic areas in Ihe 1 Kriaii district of Peruk, following an incident there last night, will be lifted for two hours tomorrow. i The areas are the mukima of Tanjong Ptandang. Bagan Tiang. Kuala Kurau
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    Lock icon A helping hand to the enemy
    65 22 SAIOON, Weti. Five North Vleuianie.se fishermen were rescued by U.S. forces yesterday trom their sinking sampan in "international watanT off the North Vietnamese coa.-vt. the U.S. Command reported. "The United States t.s seeicnik: ways to return the fishermen to their homes In North Vietnam
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    DATO HARUN BACK: I HAVE NOT BEEN THROWN OUT'
    188 22 DATO HARUN BACK: I HAVE NOT BEEN THROWN OUT' KUALA LUMPUR Wed. The Mentri Besar ol Selangor. Eato Haji Harun bin Haji Idrls. returned from London tonight to a warm nveptlon and dismissed rumours that there were attempts to replace him as the Mentri Besar of Selangor. •Well, as you
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    Border killers left booby trap bombs
    294 22 Border killers left booby trap bombs CIIAMiI.OON K dah t. Wed Security for, n till lI I ITI S .1 ll 111(1 ol niunisl trirorisix who killed six soldiers wounded si\ others in i bolder ninylc iti.n k Sunday founil I In <■ tr.ip bombs bulled .it \\\r ambush m
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    10 22 JAKAH Mki with on econou,. tween Hi? Renter
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    CZECH WORKERS STONE SOVIET VISITORS
    52 22 FAOUE. Wed Angry workers yesterday stoned a Soviet communist party delegation arriving to visit an aircraft factory outside Prague. Czechoslovak Informants said. The Moscow Municipal Communist Party delegation headed by V I V. Grishii.' lember of the Sot Politbureau. lefl entering th< factory. No injuries
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      Up, up and away...
      312 24  -  BY HIGH MABBETT ALL TtXT IN THIS SPECIAL FUTIRL WINTER MAGIC IN WHERE to Mersing? Ponggol? Penang? The Cameron Highlands? By all means see Malaysia and Singapore first, but beyond awaits a bright new world; a world the brmhter from the organised polish of more efficient
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        191 25 Our new hostess dress: Wfc3 it's one of Asia's better known sights V We show it V v 200 times \_H^B every week From Singapore clear north to Japan you'll be an unusual traveller if you don't sight the bright new dresses (and brighter smiles) of Cathay Pacific hostesses. The
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      One of the great centres for girl-watching
      318 5 HHHERE is so much to see X in Hong Kong that at every turn you will find something to delight the eye. Whether it be scenic views, lovely women, fine architecture or picturesque hillside lanes crowded with shopsigns, the visitor will be amazed.
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      216 5 HOW TO GET THESE: By frequent jet flights from Singapore and Kuala Lumpur, and by frtquent eralM liner-., including some on round trips which permit you to live a hoard while in Hour Kong. The air fare is SBJ2 return from Kuala l.umpur. and $876 return from Singapore, excursion fares
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      Take a train ride to the Red border
      513 6 Take a train ride to the Red border famous floating restaurants, where the fish could not be fresher. And speaking of freshness, there Is the Peak for cool, crisp air even on the hottest day. You go up by a funicular railway which takes you from the city centre to
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      Quiet corner of charm
      193 7 Quiet corner of charm MACAO settled by Portuguese hidalgos in the mid16th Century as a base for the China trade, has declined into a quiet but uniquely charming backwater. Just 45 minutes from Hong Kong by regular hydrofoil service. It offers the visitor a delightful day or two exploring tiny
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      Where happiness is the way of life...
      713 8 Where happiness is the way of life... HOW TO CET THERE: Flights from Kuala Lumpur to Dt.np.ujr cost $286. the return tare it $572. From Singapore the price* arc $246 and $490. The frequency of flightt it incrcating rapidly. WHAT TO SEE The teencry alone will make a trip worthwhile,
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      272 9 HOW TO GET THERE: There ore daily flights to Bangkok from Kuala Lumpur ($207 one way, $414 return) and Singapore ($257 one way, $514 return). Or you con sail to Bangkok from Singapore on a variety of vessels that cost anything from $104 to $598 The Malayan and Thai railways
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        216 9 WF9J^F^^—Jom Take a BOAC Holiday and get more m L^P M**l. value for your money. Fly there h^o^yTtoihowtou inourBOACVClOor7O7! The choice of TEN wonderful BOAC Holidays with over 270 B^i^ P%|— departures, is yours for the asking. We specialise in choice I B B B only the best and the
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        208 10 Visit Exotic Penang and stay at MALAYSIA'S LUXURIOUS A HOTEL YrTdndarin G.P.O. Box 101, Cable: "MANHOTEL" Tal ***** (10 \in*»\ Pananf. Malaysia H Loc«t*d th« gfM*-i of the I city th«j MAN'^sNIN '<*>■« H *dorn#d wtfh »Vf><«l M*t*v*t*fi y^^^^^^^T I H tur'.ni world *rs—U*r% g f^* J2| I MOM* 7«^»,
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      Bangkok: The city of many faces
      240 11 Picture on the left shows Bangkok's beautiful Wat Arun. the Temple of the Dawn. Left inset shows a Thai boxing match in progress... and anything goes. Right inset is a view of elephant round-up time in Surin. BANGKOK bewitches and bewilders. It Is full
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      INCLUDE CHIANGMAI
      41 11 on your next visit to Thailand and see our lovely Chiangmai girls performing traditional Fingernail Dance, natural charm and unspoiled countrylife. in Bangkok explore the Temple of the Emerald Buddha, Floating Market, the Grand Palace. Tourist Organization of Thailcnd.
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      Bewitching land full of startling surprises
      529 12 Bewitching land full of startling surprises from Hollywood pertorm regularly. Or try the bars with names like Charming Bird. Lady L and Julie Heart Or the ones with lean names like Golden Gate. Nevada and Washington. 'hey say. there is hardly any rest In these ilub> and the recreation to
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      112 13 HOW TO GET THERE By direct flights from Kuala Lumpur and Singapore, with all-included $549 return. The reguljr fare it SSOB return. Or by rojd from Bangkok. Or by ship to Sihjnoukville. though Ihii may be quite difficult to arrange. WHAT TO SEE: Angkor, of course, "one of the world's
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      CAMBODIA
      178 13 PHNOM PENH displays the gifts of her many suitors with great style and complete Impartiality Helicopters from Russia, jeeps from the United States, schools built with Red Chinese aid your guide will point to them as evidence that Cambodia remains vigorously Independent. To keep them guessing further, Phnom Penh
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      Magic kingdom saved from the wild...
      570 13 Magic kingdom saved from the wild... name Here, for a price, fortune-tellers will tell you all you wish to know about your future. A steady stream of saffron-robed monks climbs the hill to pay homage at the monastery on the summit. But the real focus of sight-seeing In Phnom Penh
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      THE GOLDEN CRE
      144 15 rpHERE Is a golden crescent of fascination that sweeps coast of Asia from Indonesia north to Japan and Korea, a fabulous hunting ground for the traveller In search of trabeautiful, the spectacular, th> bewitching. The pictures on this pag( give a glimpse of what this region offers;
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      SCENT
      137 16 JAPAN: A pleasure craft heads for home between the surf pounded rocks that line the coastline at Cape Iro. This sea girt nation offers countless vistas of water and mountain, TAIWAN: There is more to the Republic of China than Taipeh, sufficient though that astonishingly boisterous city is for
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        191 17 A great new holiday idea from MSA mr m J^iiß fl .'jP' :l w'W^ !1f Ie ■U:;:MlHl ii liiiii!iliiii I MSA self-plan tours We give you all the ahernativexYou Murk out your own personalised tour- just the wa}\\uu want it! Ordinary planned touts are convenient. Good value and straightforward, too.
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      The old, new country with something for everyone
      233 18 HOW TO GET THERE There are numerous flights from Singapore and Kuala Lumpur by several airline*, through Hong Kong and often Taipeh, to Osaka and Tokyo. F.oti Singapore to Tokyo. $1,526 return, from Kuala Lumpur, $1,510 return. Sea passages average ab^ut 51.
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      JAPAN
      94 18 JAPAN can be a shock to the system -a country so lively, so placid, so vigorous, so contemplative, so modern, so old so fast, so relaxed, so efficient, so homely, that one can take nothing for granted If any one trait shines through, however, it is good taste There
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        160 19 Get Set for Cassette Music! TRQ?2OI I TRQ-2O2^^B^^^^ ■I PQ HP afl a^S^i^L^L^L^L^ KCT 1200 < s >B^S*fl i^iHfl TRQ2O2 TRQ22O TRQ-222 KCT 1200 Horn* stereo eastern tape recorder Solid state c<NMtte tape recorder PortaWr stereo cassette tape recorder FM/AM (MW, ttlili!^^^^ Separate walnut speaker boxes Easy push-button control Operata-,
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      There are 3,000 schools of flower arrangement
      559 20 There are 3,000 schools of flower arrangement a friendly country, because the two go together. A visitor who gets lost, who is confused by the direction signs in a railway station, who dithers ab>ut not knowing which bus to take, is almost certain to receive friendly assistance. And striking up
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        123 21 Festival in Japan bu 1^ vl *li^iW x^^H You can see and enjoy more of Japan if you plan your visit this AST World Tr i Jto* congre»s Tokyo summer or autumn. It's festival-time once again throughout the J^KL& Sept v 19 1969 country. Japanese festivals are both charming and
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      Tokyo by night is more than fascinating
      657 22 Tokyo by night is more than fascinating arrangement, a cultural heritage much more significant in Japan than in its exported form.--, and at the tea ceremony. In both cases an effort at understanding will pay dividends in heightened appreciation of so much else that Japan has to offer With the
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      153 22 FROM March 15 to Sept. 13 neat year the most heavily-travelled tourist road in Asia will lead to the |apan World Exposition Expo '70 at Osaka. Its organisers expect 70 countries to take part, as well as international organisations, cities and private enterprises. The result will be the largest and
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      AFTER or BEFORE EXPO'7O... TAIWAN IS A MUST
      157 23 AFTER or BEFORE EXPO'7O... TAIWAN IS A MUST Your visit to the Far East is quite an event. Whether it be for this year or the next (Expo), the many months of planning and saving you have done will soon pay off. Just don't forget to pick up your higgest
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      218 24 HOW TO GET THERE: By air. via Hong Kong from Singapore and Kuola Lumpur. By sea, an overnight journey from Hong Kong. Fares from Singapore or Kuala Lumpur to Taipeh are around $1,186 return, with excursions ovailable at prices down to $956 Sea fares between Hong Kong and Keelung (for
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      On this one island is all the colour of China in miniature
      192 24 IT IS not a very large island. but Taiwan packs into its territory (about 250 mlle s by 90 > a diversity of life and colour that fully Justifies Its fame. Here truly is China in miniature It
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        124 25 CHART A LOCALE FLY THERE BY CAL A veteran air traveller was ver> much impressed l>> the smoothness of China Airlines' flight. If he had known most of CAL pilots have records as glorious as Frank Savage he would not have been surprised at all. One year from now. this
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      Just a random walk can be rewarding...
      177 26 Just a random walk can be rewarding... roads. A motorist can travel the length of Taiwan in a day, and a new eastwest highway has opened up the spectacular scenery of the mountain range that divides the fertile western lowlands from the more rugged Pacific coast. In addition there are
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      The mountain kingdom...
      236 26 The mountain kingdom View Mount Everest Take a taxi to the border ol Tibet See bizarre temples fantastically <a n d often eroticallyi decorated. Call on a In ing goddess Watch the hippies See Tibetan refugees and see Communist Chinese technicians at work All this, and a great deal more,
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      A high ride with falls of water for sweet music
      300 27 A high ride with falls of water for sweet music sparkling beaches, of Buddhist. Confucian and Taolst temples which thrust ornamental roofs through the forest greenery The starting point for al l this Is Invariably Talpeh (or. If you travel by sea, Keelung, 18 miles away) Here. In the capital
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        274 27 A WONDERFUL TRIP TO TAIWAN? Leave It To U5.... YOUR SATISFACTION '\k IS OUR SUCCESS K^L Conveniently located in the business and shopping It t \flV center of Taipei, yet peaceful and quiet Completely air conditioned. 160 moderately priced deluxe rooms. f kS^TK lth P nv << te Datn and
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      158 28 TOP: Orange groves in Taiwan support an expanding export businest. LEFT: The old is treasured just as the modern is valued students practise the fine art of brush painting. they are now turning, with ihe advent of more and more tourists, to good account. A visit to Wulal (which
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      What else could you expect from the President?
      115 28 What else could you expect from the President? Just about everyone breakfasts in the sunny breakfast room at the President Hotel in downtown Taipei. Mostly, we suspect, because of the "toast'n happiness" waitresses whose sunshine faces seem to dissipate that morning black. Like our breakfast girls, the rest of our
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      Korea: Ancient land in modern dress
      528 29 HOW TO CIT THERI By jet from Hong Kong. Ta.peh or several cit.e. in |apan. visiti to |ipan and South Korea can be happily combined From Singapore or Kuala Lumpur to Seoul. $1,510 return lor $1,087 for a return eicunion ticket I. Ineipentive tea
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