Eastern Sun, 5 July 1967

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  • Title Section
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    24 1 Eastern Sun Independent National Daily SINGAPORE EDITION Estd. 1966. Vol. 1 No. 341 Wednesday, 5 July 1967. MC(P) 2251 KDN 2660 Price 15 cents.
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    Lock icon TUNKU CALLS FOR CONFERENCE ON DEFENCE
    567 1  -  By MUSA SCULLY Countries concerned withdrawal of t should get together and discuss joint security arrangements, the Prime Minister Tunku Abdul Rahman The countries concern Singapore. Australia "I am quite happy to offer Malaysia as the venue for such talks", the Tunku said, before
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    Lock icon Australian Govt withholds comments
    130 1 CANBERRA. Tues. (Reuter) Australia is unlikely to react immediately to the suggestion by Malaysian Prime Minister Tunku Abdul Rahman for a regional conference cm defence, according to a Government spokesman. Informed sources told Reuter today they had been well aware the Tunku had in mind a
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    Lock icon Re-entry permits: Malaysian citizens still confused
    276 1 SINGAPORE. Tues. Malaysian citizens are still confused and puzzled as to the method of obtaining re-entry permits from the Singapore Immigration authorities Many of these people, holding restricted Malaysian "passports whor have called at the Sfngapoi* Immigration Office for reentry permits have either been
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    Lock icon Ethiopia mounts air 'invasion' of the Sudan
    260 1 CAIRO, Tues. (UPI) Reports from Khartoum, today said, Ethiopia has mounted an air, tank and infantry "invasion" of the Sudan. A report in the newspaper, A 1 Akhbar. supported an earlier report by the semi-official Middle East news agency (MENA). The reports said
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    Lock icon 'Copters destroy ammo fleet of sampans
    151 1 SAIGON. Thus. (Reuter) United States helicopters pounced on a huge Vietcong ammunition fleet of sampans, trying to slip quietly up a jungle-fringed river, and sank 148 of the helplessly-caught vessels, a U.S. spokesman said today. The flimsy sampans, laden with explosives and ammunition boxes.
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    Lock icon Crater Town falls to Highlanders
    235 1 ADEN. Tues. (Reuter) The 75,000 Arab inhabitants of Crater Town awoke this morning to the skirl of bagpipes as the Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders played Reveille. Fifteen pipers and drummers played on the rooftop of the regiment's "Stirling Castle" headquarters—seized last night as the Highlanders
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    Lock icon 600-yearold laws relaxed
    162 1 600-year-old laws relaxed LONDON. Tues. (Reuter) Cheers echoed through a near-empty chamber today when the House of Commons approved a Bill relaxing Britain's 600-year-old laws mi homosexuality by 99 votes to 14. Opponents of the private (non-Government) Bill launched a powerful eight-hour attack in an attempt to kill the move
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    Lock icon Sukarno's son sells cows
    50 1 JAKARTA. Tues. (Reuter) Former President Sukarno's eldest son Guntur has gone into business selling cows, Indonesia's ANTARA news agency reported today The agency said he delivered dozens of cows daily in the capital from Central Java He is a leftist member of the pro-Sukarno Nationalist Party.
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    Lock icon SATELLITE LAUNCHED
    60 1 MOSCOW, Tries. (UPI) The Soviet Union today launched its 168 th Cosmo® satellite into an orbit between 123.4 and 166.2 miles above the earth at an inclination of 51.8 degrees to the Equator. The Soviet news agency TASS said it was orbiting the earth once every 89.1 minutes.
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  • LOCAL NEWS
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      Lock icon Mrs. Davies elected YWCA President
      86 2 SINGAPORE. Tues. Mrs. E V Davies was reelected President of the Singapore Young Women's Christian Association at the general meeting held recently Two Vice-presidents, Mrs Y.K, Hwang and Mrs. Julie Tan were elected. Mrs V. Rajaratnam was elected the hon. treasurer. Eleven other committee members
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      Lock icon We must broaden and diversify our experience—Lee
      501 2 SINGAPORE, Tues. The Singapore Prime Minister., Mr. Lee Kuan Yew has cautioned the people especially those among the English-educated intelligentsia that one of the tendencies they should strenuously guard against is to be "Singa-pore-centric." Mr. Lee said this in his message to the
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      Lock icon A new role for Vigilante Corps
      327 2 To assist Force in ma of law an SINGAPORE, Tucs. Singapore's Vigilante Corps which has been existing as an organisation without any statutory provisions is to assume a new role under the new Vigilinate Corps Bill. The Bill Vigilante Corps Act 1967 which was
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      Lock icon ON GROUNDS OF DESERTION
      113 2 Divorce (1) SINGAPORE. Tues. Mr. Justice Tan Ah Tah today granted a factoryworker, Madam Tan Mui Yong, a divorce on the grounds of desertion, in the High Court today. The petitioner told the Court that she mimed Teo Yong Huat according to Chinese rites in Singapore
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      Lock icon ON GROUNDS OF DESERTION AND ADULTERY
      124 2 Divorce (2) Mr. Justice Tan Ab Tab today panted a hairdresser. Le« Fong Yin* a divorce on the grounds of desertion aid adultery The petitioner tola the Court that her husband. Lai Chee Khan, left her following his refusal to five her money for
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      Lock icon Red Cross official due here
      90 2 SINGAPORE. Tues. The Secretary-Genera: of the Indonesian Rpd Cro>% Society. Mr. Soehanda Ij*arrives here tomorrow "> meet officials of the Singapore Red Cross Society. Later (at 3 pm.) he ir:i visit the General Hospital Library Service run by '.he Junior Red Cross At 7.00 pm.
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      Lock icon Man needs woman to make his home ideal —YWCA official
      522 3  -  By CHAN KAM YAU KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday FOUR waits and a roof do not a home make nor for that matter a bachelor's tastefully furnished and equipped wl th the latest in home facilities. According to some very determined women
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      Lock icon NEW LUTONG AIRFIELD
      72 3 KUCHING. Tues. The Minister for Communications and Works. Dato Teo Kui Seng, has expressed the hope that the new Lutong airfield would be completed in July or August next year. He said that the airfield would enable the Fokker Friendship aircraft to land at Lutong. Dato Teo
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      Lock icon NBPCA OFFICIALS
      70 3 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. —Mr. Donald Davies was re-elected president of the Nllai Ban g s a Physical Culture Association at a recent annual meeting held here. Other officials are: Chairman. Mr. Richard Hoy; Secretary. Mr. Jerry Chan; Treasurer. Enche Abdul Aziz Othman: Committee; Enche Faazil Hassan. Mr Chan
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      Lock icon • TWELVE state Assemblymen from Selangor headed by the Speaker, Raja Nong Chik bin Raja Ishak,left the Internationl Airport, Subang, on a study tour of Indonesia and East Malaysia on Sunday.
      61 3 TWELVE state Assemblymen from Selangor headed by the Speaker, Raja Nong Chik bin Raja Ishak,left the Internationl Airport, Subang, on a study tour of Indonesia and East Malaysia on Sunday. bm sassKWB-rjssras "aji Abdul Jalii. Mr. Onn Sen* Lee, Mr. Loonf Foon* Benf, Mr. Nf Kim Chuan, E a«h« Mohd.
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      Lock icon Passingout parade at P.D.
      153 3 PORT DICKSON. Tues. A passing-out parade for 49 recruits of the Malaysian Armed Forces will be held at the Recruit Training Centre here on Saturday The recruits who have completed four-month basic military training at the centre, will be posted to the Malaysian Artillery, Malaysian Signals
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      Lock icon TUN TAN FETED
      52 3 PARIT BUNTAR. Tues. The Bagan Serai branch of the M.C.A. entertained the Minister of Finance. Tun Tan Siew S.n. to a dinner held at Bagan Serai last night to congratulate him on being made a Tun by the King. Tun Tan is also the national president of
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      Lock icon Medals for blood donors
      26 3 MUAR. Tues. The Sultan of Johore will present medals to blood donors at the General Hospital in Johore Bahru on July 8.
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      Lock icon Razak calls for greater efforts
      245 3 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. The Deputy Prime Minister, Tun Abdul Rasak, today spoke of a fervent hope in changing the economic life of the bumiputras. He said greater efforts and more dynamic thought must be made in training the less fortunate ones in our society to
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      Lock icon Comments on Copyright Bill close on July 17
      131 3 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. The Ministry of Commerce and Industry wishes to remind members of the public to send in their comments, views and observations on the proposed Copyright Bill before July 17. They must be sent to the Secretary, Ministry of Commerce
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      Lock icon A BEAMING TUNKU...
      32 4 A beaming Prime Minister Tunku Abdul Rahman at Subang Airport yesterday before he left for London, for talks with British Premier Harold Wilson. EASTERN SUN Pix by Mok Voon
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      Lock icon Want a good figure? Then take up athletics —Miss Malaysia
      607 4 JPOH- 7" Rush, rush and more rush were the unenviiup lot/which befell on the newly-crown-ed Miss Malaysia, petite Miss Monkam Siprasome (otherwise Known as Miss Anne Low Gek Sim, to her Intimate friends). She barely has 48 hours left for
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      Lock icon Tunku to lay foundation stone
      110 4 PENANG, Tuea. The Prime Minister, Tunku Abdul Rahman, will be laying the foundation stone of the University College of Penang on Aug. 7. This was disclosed bv the Chief Minister, Tan Sri Wong Pow Nee, here today. He said that the foundation atone was being
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      Lock icon Applications for warrants of arrest against Chief Minister rejected
      389 4 MALACCA, Tues. Repeated applications by a counsel to have warrants of arrest issued against the retired Minister of Home Affairs. Tun (Dr.) Ismail bin Dato Abdul Rahman, and the Malacca Chief Minister, Enche Abdul Ohafar bin Baba, were turned down by
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      Lock icon Lions happy over successful operation
      179 4 IPOH, Tues. The Lions Club of Ipoh were elated at learning that the hole-ln-heart 15-year-old student of the Yuk Caoy School here. Master Kho Ah Kow, underwent a successful heart valve operation in Singapore. The announcement of the successful operation was made by tne Hon.
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      Lock icon MP's murder: Police detain suspect
      186 4 KOTA BHARU, Tues- Kelantan Police early today detained a man suspected of being involved in the murder of the PMIP MP., Enche Abdul Samad GIII bin Ahmad Mianji. The arrest was made in Rantau Panjang, a town near the Kelantan-Thai border, less than 24 hours
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      Lock icon Moneylenders Ordinance to be tightened
      356 4 SINGAPORE, Tues. It will be a seizable offence for a moneylender to watch or beset the residence or place of business or employment of a debtor with a view to harassing or intimidating him. This provision Is contained In the Moneylenders (Amendment) Bill, which was
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      Lock icon OLD BOYS' ASSN. DINNER
      56 4 SINGAPORE, Tues. The annual dinner for old boys and girls of the St. Andrew'a Old Boys' Association will be held on July 29 at the school's premises at Woodsville Road. The guest of honour wil be Bishop Chi Ban It. Tickets from OBA committee members or
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      Lock icon Our Red Cross Society impresses Indon official
      208 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues The Indonesian F*ri Cross Society is to ask for training facilities for their officials in Malaysia. Mr. Soehando Ijas, 42, secretary general of the Indonesian Red Cross Society, said this here yesterday. Mr. Soehando, arrived here yesterday on a threeday
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      Lock icon Visiting head of travel service praises S'pore
      544 4 SINGAPORE, Tues. A visiting Man. aging-Director (woman) of an American travel service who has been "in the line" for over 22 years is thoroughly impressed with Singapore "which is certainly living up to tourist expectations." She Is Mrs. M.G. Hastlngs, Managing-Director of Hemphill
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      Lock icon Lectures on Fundamental Rights
      125 4 SINGAPORE. Tues. A new cour&e of ten lectures entitled "Fundamental Rights under th• Singapore Constitution" will be conducted by the Department of Extramural Studies. The course will deal witn the liberty of the person, equality before the l* w minority rights, freedom of speech, assembly and
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      Lock icon Dato Aw Kow presents HK$124,888 to University Council Chairman
      1071 10 Madam Kwek Geok Luan gives $lO,OOO Nantah Development Fund SINGAPORE, Tues. The Choirman of the Nanyang University Council, Mr. Tan Siak Kew also Singapore's Ambassador in Bangkok today received donations amounting to more than $75,000 for the University's Development Fund. The
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      Lock icon To raise funds for proposed Islamic school
      523 10 TEN NIGHT-FIESTA SINGAPORE, Tues. The Singapore Islamic Missionary Fund Committee expects to raise a sum of $40,000 from the ten nightfiesta "10 Malam Bonanza" to be held at the Galaxy Cinema from July 25 to Aug. 3. This is the first campaign to
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      Lock icon I became dizzy after taking sweets: Girl (13) tells Court
      279 10 RAPE CASE: SINGAPORE. Tues. A thirteen-year-old girl teld the High Court today that, after she took some given to her by the accused, she became dizzy and id not have a clear mind. She added, the accused then asked her
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      Lock icon ARMED ROBBERY: 3 snatch $9,000 from contractor
      274 10 SINGAPORE, Tues. Three armed robbers one armed with a revolver waylaid a contractor and his two employees this morning and escaped with $9,000 in cash. The contractor, Mr. Lim Siak Cheng of the Sin Seng Granite Quarry at Rifle Range, was on his
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      Lock icon Two girls go on weekend jungle training
      208 10 SINGAPORE. Tues Two girls serving with the Far East Fleet here recently accompanied the Ro*il Marine Commandos for i weekend Jungle training They are Naval Nursi Jean Baugh 21. of Wolverhampton Staffs, and senior Naval Nurse Jean Dunn 23. of York They are
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      Lock icon Variety show
      57 10 SINGAPORE. Tues-TJj S. T. Production wiU W* a variety show Pestarama Bintang pore" in aid of the Tunku Ampuan Mariam lege, Jonore Bahru bull® 1 f fund on July 6 and July 1 The show will be the Johore Bahru's Dianw®. Jubilee Hall at 7 pm 3n 9.30
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      Lock icon 9 The Minister of Health, Enche Bahaman bin Samsudin Is seen here being Introduced to Dr. (Mrs.) Cheah nee Levden Vellasques the Medical and Health Officer in Telok Datoh, Selanfor. at the Public Health Institute in Kuala Lumpur. Earlier, Enche Bahaman had opened a three-day rural health seminar at the Public Health Institute.
      53 11 9 The Minister of Health, Enche Bahaman bin Samsudin Is seen here being Introduced to Dr. (Mrs.) Cheah nee Levden Vellasques the Medical and Health Officer in Telok Datoh, Selanfor. at the Public Health Institute in Kuala Lumpur. Earlier, Enche Bahaman had opened a three-day rural health seminar at the
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      Lock icon 3 injured by blast
      367 11 Boy, 10 of for sale a parcel which exploded proprietor of shop SINGAPORE, Tues. Three people were Injured, one seriously, this morning following on explosion caused ay what the police believe to be "detonators." The detonators were offered for sale by a Chinese boy. about 10
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      Lock icon Fraudulently misapplying $43,338/- charge against Pay Master
      283 11 Fraudulently misapplying $43,338/charge against Pay Master KUALA LUMPUR. Tues Six months after a Ministry of Defence Pay Master had reported mislaying a bunch of keyi a ium of $43,338.39 was missing from a safe In an Army camp, a court martial i here was told today. Captain Mohamed Nor bin
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      Lock icon Thieves now go for concrete mixers
      135 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. Bicycles, scooters, motor cars, Uquor and now concrete mixers! Yes, the latter seemed to be what thieves are aiming: for nowadays. Yesterday alone, there were three reports of concrete mixers having been Stolen. The first report came from the Municipal staff
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      Lock icon ROBBERY CHARGE FAILS
      73 11 KAMPAR. Tues. Din bin Taib. 31. was today acquitted and di»cnari«d *n charge of robbery at the Session! Court here today without his defence being called. He was alleged to have robbed Haji Jabar bin Haji Mohamed Arts, of Kampong Lallang. Kota Bahru. Perak. on January 22,
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      Lock icon Grandmother tells Court: I heard shouts seeking help at 1 a.m.
      312 11 SINGAPORE. Tues. Shouts of "Police help" from a nearby shack at one o'clock in the morning brcueht Teo Bee Neo. a grandmother, out of her house to investigate, the Ninth Magistrate's Court was told tooay. This was related by
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      Lock icon RESTRICTEE JAILED
      45 11 KAMPAR. Tues A restnetee. Tan Wong Seng alias Tiang Wang King alias Ibrahim Abdullah, 30, was today sentenced to 15 months jail in the Sessions Court here today when he pleaded guilty to leaving Kampar district for Sitiawan without joAioe permission, on June
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      Lock icon Missing millionaire's brother, sister hold discussion with C.I.D. chief
      284 11 IPOH, Tues. THE mysterious disappearance of Thai silk millionaire, Mr. Jim Thompson, of Bangkok from the Cameron Highland on March 26, has caused a world wide search for him. Two members of his family, his brother. Mr. Henry Thompson from Maryland
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      Lock icon Two to attend officer cadets course
      117 11 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Two officer cadets from the Royal Military College will leave for Australia on Friday for a year's officer cadets course at the Officers Cadet School. Portsea, in Australia The course will begin on Monday. They are Cadets Zainal Abldin bin Baba
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      Lock icon Coffee shopman faces raping charge
      156 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. A 30-year-old coffee shop assistant was todav charged with raping his 11-year-old niece. He** Ah Hin of 2} mil* Cheras Road wag alleged to have committed the offence on May 5 at about 11.30 a.m. The girl testifying at a preliminary inquiry
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      Lock icon Rajalingam scores another success
      93 11 IPOH. Tues News has been received of the suceess of Dr. S. Rajalingam in his doctorate of meaicine examina'ion in the Trinity College, University of Dublin. Dr. Rajalingam after qualifying for his membership of tne Royal College of Physicians has been doing research work from the
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      Lock icon Defence counsel withdraws
      268 11 SINGAPORE Tues. A defence counsel. Mr P Selvadurai today withdrew from the six-month lonf Lee Wah Bank cheating case involving $1.2 million. No r«asoni were gi v court by Mr. Selvadurai in his application for* discharge However, it is understood that the matter had been agreed to
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      Lock icon SMUGGLER ESCAPES
      77 11 FENANO. Tues A smuggler Jumped into the sea and escaped in tha darkness when a speedboat from the Customs antismuggling diviaion cave chase off Tanjong Bungah here laat night. Five pactages of textiles and one package of ginseng. valued at $BOO found inside the abandoned email sampan were
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      Lock icon Picture shows Enche P. Palani reeeiving the Ministry of Transport Challenge Cup for Best Taxi Driver from Puan Sri Hajjah Saadiah Sardon.
      89 11 e A Drlrers' Courtesy Competition in connection with the Notional Roa4 Safety Campaign 1967 was held at tho Stadium Merdeka ear park. Knala Lumpur. on Sunday. t Tho
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      Lock icon Engineer and girl friend robbed
      124 11 PENANG. Tues. Masked rubbers held up a coupie driving along Vale of Temple Road near the Guill* mard reservoir here last right. A 3s-year-old engineer from Singapore. Ceril Quek. reported that three masked roeb#rs, armed with daggers, confronted him when he wta about to turn
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      Lock icon Tandem for the blind
      300 11 JOHORE BAHRL*. Tuea. Blind children at Princess Elisabeth School for the Blind. Johore Bahru, Malaya. will soon have their very first cycle rides, thanks to the efforts of the Johore Bahru and Royal Navy Cycling Club. Club members, who five spare time help at the school,
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      Lock icon Concert in aid of St. Nicholas School on Friday
      296 12 PENANG, Tues. One of Penang s foremost and best-known piano teachers, Mr. J. N. Emuang, and some of his advanced students will present a varied and highly interesting programme in a concert in aid of St. Nicholas School for the Blind,
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      Lock icon $100,000/- grant for TB association
      84 12 $100,000/grant for TB association MUAR. Tues. Dr. Tan Luan Hong has been reelected president of the Johore State Anti-TB Association. Enche Mohamed bin Long was elected secretary. The State association In lttf annual report disclosed that a total of $10,072.00 was spent on the treatment of tuberculosis patients in nine
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      Lock icon Special show by Devi
      57 12 PENANG. Tues. The acclaimed mathematical genius. M:ss Shakuntala Devi, will give a special performance .n aid of the George Town Lions Medical oen at the Phor Ta v High nool hall, Bagan Jermal Road, at 7 p.m. tomorrow. The performance is under the patronage of the
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      Lock icon NURSE ROBBED
      27 12 PENANG, Tues, A 36-year-old nurse, Sainiah binti Ahmad, while walking along Chulia Street had her gold -cnam valued at $7O snatched by a robber yesterday
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      Lock icon NAAFI store burgled
      28 12 IPOH. Tues. The NAAFI .«tore in Kamunting in Taiping was broken into last night when $4,768 worth of Iq ;or and tin provisions were stoien.
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      Lock icon SCOUT 'MINI' JAMBOREE IN JB
      168 12 MUAR. Tues. This years' Johore State Scout "Mini" Jamboree will be held at Johore Bahru from July 28 to 31. More than 2,000 Boy Scouts, Commissioners, Assistant Commissioners and Scout officials from eight district Boy Scout branches are expected to attend. The districts taking Dart
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      Lock icon PERAK SIO TO RETIRE
      103 12 IPOH. Tues. —The Depu'y State Information Officer, Perak. En<he Wan Man bin Haji I-mail goes on leave on July 6 prior to retirement. He was the first officer in the Information Services to be awarded a B.E.M. in 1952 for exceptional service during the emergency. He
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      Lock icon $1,000 BAIL EXTENDED
      47 12 PENANG. Tues. Tean Seng alias Thean Soo. 22. was charged in the Sessions Court today with assisting in the carrying out of 1,000 character lottery at his house in Lim Lean Teng Road on Apirl 22. Bail of $l,OOO was extendedwas nxed for Oct.
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      Lock icon US envoy praises Malaysia's drive to achieve goals of peace, progress
      598 12 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. "NO country in Asia has been more successful than Malaysia in its drive to reach the goals of peace and progress." This was stated by the U.S. Ambassador here, Mr. James D. Bell, in a broadcast
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      Lock icon Better wages for 300 bus workers
      328 12 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Three-hundred workers at the Toong For.g Omnibus Company were given benefits, including better wages and working conditions. in an award handed down by the Industrial Arbitration Tribunal today. The award, read out by the Chairman of the Tribunal. Sir George Oehlers.
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      Lock icon Handicraft exhibition by disabled children
      208 12 JOHORE BAHRU. Tues A three-day publicity campaign to demonstrate tne abilities of disabled children Will be launrhen here beginning July 15. The campaign, the first of its kind, starts with an exhibition to be declared open at the Diamond Jubilee Hall at 9 30 a
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      Lock icon X-RAY SERVICE
      59 12 MUAR. Tues. A mobile X ray unit from the Ministry of Health will pay a three-day visit to the Tangkak Government Hospital. 16 miles from here, from July 22. Free X-ray service will be given to the local residents from 8 a.m. to 12 noon and from 2
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      Lock icon Anti-TB association needs money
      134 12 MUAR. Tues. The various "help-the-public" projects of the Muar District Anti-TB Association hav<e been hard hit by the shortage of funds, its secretary. Mr. Arasaratnam M. Joshua, said here today. The allocation of funds from the National Tuberculosis Association, he said, was hardly sufficient for giving
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      Lock icon FOUR-DAY COURSE
      32 12 IPOH. Tues. —The Deputy Prime Min;ster Tun Abdul Razak. will officially open a four-day course for 60 newlyappointed adult education supervisors at the A?rama Perak at 9 a.m on Wednesday.
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      Lock icon Ningkan's break-away plan gains little support
      360 12 KUALA LUMPUR, Tucs. The Minister of Lands and Mines, Enche Abdul Rahman Yaakub said today that Dato Stephen ixa.cng, Ningkan, former Chief Minister of Sarawak was working hard, to gather support, for the break-away of Sarawak from Malaysia. However, he expressed confidence, that Dato
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      Lock icon Home economics
      40 12 PENANG. Tues. Tunku Puan Hajjah Nor Sa'adah. Consort of the Governor of Penang. will open a home economics course organised by the Women's Institute here at 9.45 a.m. on Friday at the Institute's building in Batu Lanchang Road.
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      Lock icon 'MUSCLE BEACH' CONTEST
      53 12 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. A "Mr. Muscle Beach" contest is to be organised by the Nilai Bangsa Physical Culture Association sometime in August. The contest will we held a* Port Dickson. Those interested should write to Mr. Jerry Chan. Secretary. Nilai Bangsa Physical Culture Association. c'o. P.O. Box
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      Lock icon CHEQUE FOR TEMPLE
      61 12 PENAN G. Tues The Chief Minister. Tan Sn Wong Pow Nee. \v:Il present a cheque, a Government grant, to Sri Maha Mariarrman temple. Butterworth. at a ceremony to he held at the temple at 4 p.m. on Thursday. He will also open the Penang Secondary Schools' annual
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    324 5 >EW YORK. Tues. (Reuter) The United States Joint Chiefs of Staff have warned the Johnson administration that if General William Westmoreland's request f° r 'O-000 more troops is not met. the U.S. will run a risk of losing the Initiative in the
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    105 5 CORFU. lonian Islands, Tues. (Reuter* At least three people were killed and 32 others injured seven seriously when a concrete balconv collapsed beneath a cheering crowd welcoming King Constantine of Greece at Corfu airport yesterday. The king broke off his inspection of a guard of honour
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    86 5 RABAT. Tues (Reuter) Morocco's King Hassan has urged the Pope to use his influence so that Jerusalem returned to the political and religious status it had before last month's Arab-Israeli war. The King's appeal was contained in a message, published here today, and delivered to Pope
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    47 5 QUEEN ELIZABETH II has a wide smile for the crowds on hand here to greet her and the Duke of Edinburgh as they arrived at Uplands airport for their six-day official visit to Canada. The British Royal couple attended celebrations marking Canada's 100th birthday as a nation.
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    275 5 MOSCOW. Tues. (Reuter) Soviet Prime Minister Alexei Kosygin said last night France and the Soviet Union had -good possibilities" for working together to promote a peaceful settlement in the Middle East. Mr. Kosygin spoke at a Kremlin dinner in honour of French Premier Georges Pompidou,
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    102 5 BAGDAD. Tues. (Reuter) Soviet Presiaent Nikolai Podgorny flew in here yesterday for talks on the Middle East with Iraqi President Abdei-Ranman Arif. who was at :he airport to greet him President Podgorny's visit is the first by a Soviet head of state to Iraq
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    115 5 LAGOS Tues. (Reuter) A second bomb blast shook the outskirts of Lagos during the night as police launched a massive Investigation into an attempt to blow up Nigeria's police headquarters here last night. Police swiftly tightened city security and began a hunt for saboteurs who
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    101 5 BRUSSELS, furs. (Reuter) The Common Market's Council of Ministers met here yesterday for a special debate on the economic situation in the community. The body was meeting for the first time as the council of the three European communities Common Market. Euratom rnd European
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    160 5 BANGKOK. Tues. (Reu-ter)—Russian-made hellcopters bringing In supplies and agents to Communist guerrillas in North-eastern Thailand were sighted six times last week, Prime Minister Field Marshal Thanom Klttlkachorn said here today. The Prime Minister told reporters that the helicopters were seen flying three times over
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    84 5 LONDON. Tues. (Reuter) The International Whaling Commission announced yesterday that to preserve dwindling whale stocks It has cut permissible catches drastically and banned the killing of some species It is also asking countries operating factory ships and land stations to established regional observer schemes by the
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    104 5 LONDON. Tues. (Reuter) Jet fighters are to be sent up to crash the sound barrier over British towns to see how people feel about sonic bangs as a background to everyday life. The idea is to test whether the sonic booms emitted by supersonir
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    153 5 NO KIDD LONDON, Tues. (Reuter) About 5.000 people demonstrating against the Vietnam war were told by American paediatrician and pacifist Dr. Benjamin Spock that the United States is "The principle disturbeT of peace today." The demonstration in Trafalgar Square, followed by a mass "speech-in" in Hvde-PaTk.
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    563 5 BANGKOK. Tues. (Reuter) The Communist party of Burma has called on the Burmese people to overthrow General Ne Win's government. Radio Peking said todav. The broadcast, monitored here said the call was made by the central committee of the Communist party of
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    221 5 JAKARTA. Tues. (Reuter) Former Foreign Minister Dr. Subandrio has said he has stopped thinking about the political philosophy of former President Sukarno and dedicated his life to God. Dr. Subandrio. formerly Dr. Sukarno's right hand man responsible for implementing the former President's anti Imperialist foreign
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    801 8 TWO years ago, when Premier Tunku Abdul Rahman was in London he made up his mind that Malaysia and Singapore should go their separate ways. Now he has gone to London to discuss with the British Government the fate of the Defence Treaty entered into by the two
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    804 8  -  by Stuart Griffin TIE United States serviceman the Gl is Japan's "vanishing American." In response to quiet pressure from a government conscious of its sovereignty, its national pride, and its neutralist people, the U.S. Security Forces have been reduced, twenty-one years after they arrived
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    644 8  -  by Daniel Nelson THERE is no absolute freedom of the Press. It is. rather, a question of how much freedom the Press has in a given place at given time. It is generally agreed that he more freedom the Press has. the more
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      798 8  -  CHIN CHENG WAH Kuala Mpis A S reported by the Eastern Sun on April 7, 1967, the delegation of the Malayan Teachers' fnion was assured that the two claims "Women's equal pay" and "D.T.C. parity", would be excluded from the Teachers' Salary Commission's purview.
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      Lock icon Jalan Pisang nameplate missing
      189 8  -  S. RAMACHANDRA Singapore. NEW nameplates have been fixed lor shaik Madersah Lane thank? to you for publishing my letter on May 11. 1967 on the missing plates. Now I find that a nameplate of Jalan Pisang on the North Bridge Road corner is missing. An old.
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      52 8  -  C. P. THANE. Seremban. /CONGRATULATIONS on your masterly editorial "Financial Discipline" (Eastern Sun 15.6.'67). I trust it will catch the Government's eye, especially those who make a habit of granting sums of Tax-payer's money for uneconomic and unrealistic projects. As ycfu quite rightly state: "Malaysia cannot exist
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      35 8 I HAVE changed for a few new currency notes and notice there are no dates given. Will the Minister for Finance explain the reason of this omisssion? ECONOMICAL S. Singapore.
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      159 8 Hjr Henry B. Rothblatt (Author, "Handbook of Bvldenca For Criminal Trials") CAM was a citizen of principles and determination. He received a summons and was convicted of violating a municipal ordinance prohibiting parking on streets when the snowfall is at least three inches. Sam appealed. "No signs were posted indicating
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      Lock icon IAC's chief to visit Australia, America
      163 9 SINGAPORE, Tues.—Mr. J.S Kirkham. Sr.. Chairman of the I A C Group of Companies. will leave her* In the middle of this month for a business study tour of Australia and the United States. Dunn? his visit to the tw> countries. Mr. Kirkham will
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      Lock icon Special Clipper Cargo Horizons edition published in Russian
      264 9 SINGAPORE. Tues. The Pan American World Airways worldwide marketing story is being told 10 000 times over these days in Russia in the Russian language. This unique venture is |> c 'ng achieved through Pan Am s "Clipper Cargo Horizons", the airline's
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      296 9 TOKYO. Tues. Nihon Aeroplane Manufacturoa®vo recen^tly concluded negotiations for exporting YS-11 medium-size passenger aircraft to Brazil and Argentina. I The company said that as a sequel to YS-11 demonstration flights carried out In Latin American countries last month, the Services Aereos Cruzeiro do Sul
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      Lock icon Rubber remains unchanged
      275 9 SINGAPORE. Tuf. July first grade rubber f.o.b. buyers closed at 5 p.m. in Singapore and Kuala Lumpur today at 55-7 8 cents per lb., unchanged from previous close. The tone was dull. The market ruled dull and featureless all morning with hardlv any price movement from last
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      164 9 SINGAPORE. Tues. A by-product from space research is now available on the local market. It is the Sportsman's Blanket, an entirely new product, developed from the principle of superlnsulation In spacecrafts. The blanket, made of Norton's Astrolon. is extremely pliable and impervious to moisture. is
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      21 9 LONDON, Tues. (UPI) Rubber market opened quiet with spot 19. 19-1J No. 1 RSS CIF bases portsJuly 17 17-1/8.
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      Lock icon Manila may become rice exporter by 1969
      152 9 WASHINGTON, Tuei. fßeuter) Mr Fernando Lopez. Vice-President of the Philippines, quoted a Philippines government report today »aying the country might become a rice exporter by 1969. In any case, he told a press conference, the results of agricultural programmes had been better than
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      Lock icon HITACHI TO BUILD DOCK AT SAKAI
      143 9 TOKYO. Tues Hitachi Shipbuilding Engineering Co Ltd. has decided to build a 400.000 deadweight ton dock at Saka; and has applied to the Transport Ministry for sanction. Its application seeks expansion of a 300.000-dead-weight ton dock it had earlier anticipated. Hitachi's application means that
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      Lock icon Quiet day on Stock Exchange: E.A.I. listed
      733 9 BINGAPORE. Tues. Tin trading continued on the Stork Exchange today with industrials dealing on narrow price movements Main attraction for the day was the newly listed counter, Electrical and Allied Industries Berhad (par value at $1). which changed hands on very small turnover
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      Lock icon Pan Am to begin service to Osaka
      132 9 BINOAPORE. Tues Pan Am will link Osaka, the industrial and commercial heart of western Japan, with Los Angeles and Honolulu on the new. three-times-a-week service as from August 1. Flight 819. which leaves Los Angeles a< 1 pm. daily and proceeds to Tokyo
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      94 9 SINGAPORE. Tues The Association of Banks in Malaysia today made the following changes in its rates to merchantsNEW YORK: Buying TT 32|: Airmail O.D. 323/4; f>n d/st. 33-3/16 credit bills; 334 trade bills. CANADA: Buying TT. 35J; Airmail O.D 35|; 90 d/st 35-15/16 credit bills; 36-1/16 trade bills.
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      Lock icon Britain's imposing pavilion at Expo '67
      120 9 Crowds of visitors to the British Pavilion at "EXPO "67" Canada's huge exhibition marking her centenary are dwarfed by Britain's imposing building and 200-foot tower, which have created a new feature on the Montreal skyline. Designed by Sir Basil Spence. OM, the pavilion is
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      78 9 NEW DELHI. Tues. (UPI) South Korea has offered to buy UBS3 million worth of Indian cotton. The offer wa.s made here yesterday by Seoul's Consul General. Woonsang Choi to Foreign Secretary C.S. Jha. The two officials also discussed the orospects of improved trade between
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      494 9 SINGAPORE—Stork Exchange bid and offer price# ..molallt listed it tbe cl»»e of buslne**. INDUSTRIAL Boustead C. Sugar Chemical Co Cold Storage CD Dunlop E. Smeltlnr E.A. E<mi Ord« Kit/pat ricks F. S. X. Ord*. CBI Gammon Georgetown Goodwood Park G.F.. Life Guinness Harper G Hotel S'pura Hume <M)
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      52 9 (Malinger* Price*) F1r«t Malatan \D 2.31 2.41 Second Malayan XD 1.65 1*5 Third Malayan 1.16 1.26 The Commerce Indn«trr Fund .90 1.00 The savings rund 1.36 1 46 Malayan Investment Fond 1.00 1.10 Sterling Commndttv 3/9 4/4 Flr«t Hong Kong .MO 85» Second Hong Kong .53 •57» <*Hnng
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      89 9 SINGAPORE. Tu« Slnpapore Chine*# Proflnr* Exchance noon price* today were: Bnvrr» Hf|lrr» Coconut oil <FOB) Hulk 48.25 Coconut oil (FOB> Prum* 50.75 Loom" Copra Ml\ed July Aujf. 29.50 Nntme*« no« 315.00 Nntme*« B A 150.00 Garbled Lampong Black Pepper (FOB) 102.50 Pepper Black 8paclal Sarawak (FOB) 95.00 Lampong Black
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      14 9 SINGAPORE. Tues The tin price for today was $609 per picul, unchanged.
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      162 9 SINGAPORE. Tues The following ships are expected to be in port today:Godowns Vessels 1/2 Glenflnlas 3/4 Dlugosz 5 Lexa Maersk 6/7 Koshiro Maru 8/9 Australasia 10/11 Lelewel 13/14 Jeparit 15 16 Glenalmond 18 Malaysia 19 Tjitarum 25/26 Hydra 27/28 Alaska Maru 29/30 Svend Maersk 31 32 Weserstein 33/34
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      825 9 AIR MOVEMENTS S'PORE, K. LUMPUR 4RRIVAIS I* K|V«AP«RP Tlmr 12 oft am. Airline MSA 028 front Kimla l.umpnr Time Ha.m Airline MSA 309 from Pert h Time 8.35 a.m Airline Ms»A 01* from Kuala Lumpur Time 8.50 a.m Airline JAL 71* from Jakarta Time 9.30 a.m. Airline MBA 111 from
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      93 12 .L. Prominent Malaysian Artists' Exhibition by Peninsular Art Society at 41, Jalan Raja Muda 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Kuala Lumpur Rotary Club weekly luncheon meeting at Le Coq D'or 12.45 p.m. International Airport Recreation Club Tombola Night 8 p.m. Jalan Weld Swimming Pool 9.30 a.m. to 12.30 p.m., 2
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      Lock icon SAAA playing hard to get?
      541 14  -  Customs official tells obstacles club encountered By Albert Johnson SINGAPORE, Tues. A top official of the 500-strong Customs S.C., Mr. H. P. Teo, claimed that several obstacles had been put in the way of their application for affiliation to the Singapore Amateur Athletic Association. Mr.
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      Lock icon 23 shooters for first Asian c'ships
      89 14 TOKYO. Tues. (Reuter)— The National Rifle Association of Japan yesterday announced that 23 shooters would take part in the First Asian Shooting Championships to be held at the Asaka Shooting Range near Tokyo from July 21 to 23. Twelve of them will compete in
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      135 14 GAME, set and for the moment, match to designer Teddy Tinling for the outright winners be has produced In his 1%" collection of tennis dresses "White" has always been "right" for the world's top amateur championships: but quite a few people at Wimbledon may see
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      Lock icon Kurentsov breaks own record
      93 14 MOSCOW, Tues. (Reu'er) —Viktor Kurentsov. 26-year-old Soviet Union army man, broke his own world welterweight total lift record in weight-lifting contests in Leningrad yesterday. Kurentsov raised a total of 467.5 kilograms (1030J pounds)—2.s kilos (5$ pounds' more than his previous mark. His individual lifts were; press
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      Lock icon Telok Kurau capture top honours
      81 14 SINGAPORE. Tues. Telok Kurau Integrated (West) captured top honours at the Bth district meet held recently. Telok Kurau (West> won the A. B and C division titles for boys and also emerged as the overall champions. Telok Paku School were the overall champions in girls
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      26 14 CARACAS, Tues. (UPI)— The Italian soccer team Napoli beat Valencia of Venezuela 1-0 on Sunday maintaining a string of victories in its current tour.
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      Lock icon Open tennis: Big Four in favour but...
      248 14 WIMBLEDON, (England), Tues. (UPI). The representatives of the big four lawn tennis playing nations Australia, Britain, France and the United States met yesterday to discuss the presentation of a "united front" on the question of open tennis tourna- ments. All four are In
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      Lock icon Carlos Aro is new champion
      79 14 BUENOS AIRES. Tues. (UPI) Carlos Aro. from Mendoza. Argentina. Is the new Argentine champion of the lightweights. Aro upset former champion and still Bouth American champion Hugo Rambaldi, from Rosario, Argentina. in a twelve rounder at the Luna Park Stadium, here. Aro weighed 61.200 kilo*
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      Lock icon Takayama wins on points
      44 14 TOKYO. Tues. (Reuter) Katsuyoshi Takayama. Japan's No. 3 world flyweight contender, outpointed Alberty Reyes of the Philippines in a 10-round boxing match at Chiba Prefectural gym last night. Takayama weighed in at 52.9 kilogrames and Reyes. Philippine bantamweight champion 52.5.
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      Lock icon Irena equals her own record...
      68 14 CHORZOW. (POLAND). Tues. (Reuter) Irena Kirszenstein of Poland, equalled her own women's 200 metres world record of 22.7 seconds at an international athletics meeting between Poland and the Soviet Union here yesterday. The tall, dark athlete equalled her world mark shortly after finishing second in
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      Lock icon Apollon beaten
      32 14 ATHENS. Tues. (UPI) Panathianikos beat Apollon 2-1 in a semi-Anal match of the Greek National Soccer Cup. In a league classification match played on Sunday Panelefsiniakos beat Olympiakos Volou 2-L
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      Lock icon Canadian Open: Casper wins playoff
      291 14 MONTREAL. Tues. <Reuten Billy Casper won the $200,000 Canadian Open Golf Championship yesterday, defeating Art Wall by four strokes on the wet municipal course in an 133-hole play-off. Playing with cool precision. Casper holed six birdie putts for a six-under-par 65 on the 6.600-yard layout
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      Lock icon Bukit Timah 3rd day weights
      1190 15 Horses CI. 2, Div. 5—7 F. *t IS Yds. 900 0 0 027 40? 017 000 510 08* ?70 406 •e* 439 335 Colombo Court Salamat Datang Ironic Peace True Friendship Quisang Our Hero Cahir Wonderful Pil Plavdent \<s You Wish Tiha Tiba General Perak
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      1473 15 The Committee Cup Horses CI. 2, Dilt.-iy; M. 4c 15 Yds. 304 Promise n 4y "4* Flvinc Glorr 310 Chief Master 5y 59? Malahon 9} If" Port Capri 4y 415 Bor'« Fun Sy §39 Champion 8y 806 Top Power 3y 553 Tone Bob 4y M Electroplate n
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      Lock icon The Archer shapes like a winner on soft track
      313 15  -  5L Windsor Lad SINGAPORE, Tues. The Archer (Nelson) shaped like a winner on a soft track at Bukit Timah this morning when he finished half a length clear from stablemate Syndicate in a testing 3f. trial clocking 39 4/5 sec. The
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      Lock icon Patterson on Negro and whites in Vietnam
      224 15 SAIGON. Tues (LTD Former world heavyweight champion Floyd Patterson said yesterday that areas with rarial troubles in the United States could learn from the example of how Negro and white Gls get along in Vietnam. "There's no race problem here", said the boxer,
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      Lock icon US fans rub hands as they contemplate women's q-finals
      552 15 WIMBLEDON, (England), Tues. (UPI). U.S. tennis fans disappointed at the showing of their menfolk at Wimbledon, rubbed hands gleefully today as they contemplated the women's quarter finals. Lest than four American lasses were ia the running The bookies said Billie Jean
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      Lock icon Fighting Harada retains title
      30 15 TOKYO, Tues. (UPI) Japan's Fighting Harada tonight retained his world bantamweight title for the fourth time by scoring a unanimous 15-round decision over Colombia's Bernardo Caraballo.
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      Lock icon Muar's stadium for 2,000 is ready
      270 15 MUAR, Tues Muar's auditorium-cum-stadium Is ready and is expected to be handed over by the contractors to the ManageCocimittee soon. The stadium. which has basketball and badminton courts, a stage platform and physical education equipment, has cost $200,000 to date, and further facilities are
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      Lock icon Karats: US team beat Japan
      102 15 TOKYO, Tues (UPI) A United States karate team yesterday defeated all-Japan at the Nippon Budokan Hall in the second U.S.-Japan Goodwill Karate Tournament. Although both teams won two matches each and the other wa* a draw, the U.S. was the winner because Captain Constantine M
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      Lock icon Ex-tennis kingpin is now a top golfer
      453 15 SINGAPORE Tues. Once a star athlete, always a star. That's how the old saying goes in the sports arena. Why are star athletes gifted. We shall not ro far to {►rove this saying. Let us ook over the names of Singapore athletic stars.
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      Lock icon Defeated, so S'gor FA take drastic action
      352 16  -  by LUCIAN PETER KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. The humilisting 2-1 defeat of Selangor by Penang at Sunday night's Malaysia Cup match, has forced the Football Association of Selangor to take drastic action. It has decided to postpone with effect from today all Division One
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      Lock icon Blazing 147 n.o. by D'Oliveira saves Worcs from, innings defeat
      802 16 LONDON, Tues. (Reuter). A blazing 147 not out by England Test all-rounder BosiVD'OOyeira rescued Worcestershire from a threatened innings defeat and earned them a draw against Somerset their county chompionship match which ended yesterday. D'OHveira, with a series of splendid
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      Lock icon PWD carroms annual clash results
      98 16 SINGAPORE, Tues. P.W.D (Mechanical) edged P.WD (Electrical) by three games to two in their annual carroms match for the "Asis Wongso" trophy played at P.W.D. Sports Club today. Results:- (Mechanical) mentioned first Harry Le« lost to Rajah Mohan (1-2); S.RS Naidu bt K.N Balan (2-1),
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      Lock icon A company director,Mr.W.J.O.Ettridge,has Presented a billiard table to the Officers Mess of the 2nd Singapore Infantry Regiment.The gift was received by the Minister for Culture and Social Affairs. Inche Othman Wok,at the Mess in Ulu Pandan yesterday morning. Also present was the Commanding-Officer of the 2nd SIR Colonel J.P.Durcan,and other officers. Inche Othman, who is a 2nd Lieutenant in the Peoples Defence Force, described the gift as a "wonderful gesture." Mr. Ettridge is the director of Anglo- Dutch Lighterage Company Limited.
      82 16 A company director,Mr.W.J.O.Ettridge, has Presented a billiard table to the Officers Mess of the 2nd Singapore Infantry Regiment.The gift was received b y the Minister for Culture and Social Affairs. Inche Othman Wok,at the Mess in Ulu Pandan yesterday morning. Also present was the Commanding-Officer of the 2nd SIR Colonel
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      422 16  -  Little Nene SINGAPORE. Tues. Playing for the first time on this course, the twelve-man team of Keppel Club whippea their counterparts and host by 4 points to 2. It was a shocking defeat for the Warren Club Golfers who are reputedly known as a tough bunch to beat
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      Lock icon Cambodian soccer side leader
      61 16 SINGAPORE. Tues. The champion team of Cambodia ASBA scheduled to arrive here next week will be led by Mr. Inn Chhay Sunn leader of the Cambodian delegation. The president of the ASBA is Mr. Son Sann, Meanwhile, a Cambodian official here told Sunsport that Cambodia did
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      Lock icon Johore Govt won't relax travel restrictions during Grand Prix
      224 16 JOHORE BAHRU, Tues. The Government will not relax the tTavel restrictions during the internationally famed Johore Grand Prix this year, an official source told Sunsport today. The Grand Prix will be held on Sept 9 and 10 nine days after the
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      Lock icon A disappointment- Negri's top cricketers won't play
      601 16  - A disappointmentNegri's top cricketers won't play Negri sports in brief...! by M.T. Lingam SEREMBAN, Tues. Local cTicket fans who are looking forward to the weekend's league between Singapore and Negri Sembilan which begins on Saturday are in for a disappointment. Several of the State first choice players are not avaiable.
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      Lock icon No nomination by MRU for 'sportsman' award yet
      172 16 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. Up to date the Malaysian Rugby Union have not nominated anybody for the "Sportsman of the Year" award. Announcement of the awards will be made at the Hotel Merlin on July 22. The presentation of the awards for the
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      533 14 Eastern Sun Classified advertisements can be accepted at tlie following addresses: MONT DOR MILK BAR. Ngee Ann Building. Singapore. SS MUBARUK Brothers, 63. Bras Basah Road, and 2, Maju Avenue, Serangoon Garden Estate. Singapore. TAY BUAN CUAN LTD., SUPERMARKET 83, East Coast Road, Singapore 15. Tel: *****9 HAMIEM STORE. 1419,
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