Eastern Sun, 19 July 1967

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    25 1 EASTERN SUN Independenti National Daily SINGAPORE EDITION E»td. 1966. Vol. 2 No. 355 Wednesday, 19 July 1967. WMC (P) 2251 KDN 2660 Price 15 cents.
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    Lock icon Lee gives firm assurance
    621 1  -  By PETER LORE SINGAPORE, Tues. rrKZ Singapore Government will make every effort to ensure that Singapore citizens who become redundant as a result of British defence cuts are given every opportunity to be retrained for civilian Jobs. The Prime Minister. Mr. Lee Kuan Yew. gave this
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    Lock icon COMPLETE PULL-OUT DATE: 1975
    958 1 LONDON, TUES. (REUTER) BRITAIN Is to pull out of her bases in Malaysia and Singapore by the mid-1970'5, but will set up a special strategic reserve in Britain to deal with any trouble in the Far East after that, it was announced here today. A Government
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    Lock icon TUNKU TO FLY HOME ON JULY 26
    189 1 LONDON, Tues. (Reuter) Tunku Abdul Rahman, Malaysia's Prime Minister, who has completed talks here on Britain's planned rundown of defence forces in the Far East said tonight he had provisionally booked to fly home on July 26. The Malaysian leader in an interview
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    Lock icon Indon sports chief resigns
    72 1 JAKARTA. Tues (Reutert Indonesia's Director General of Sports. Colonel Sukamto Sajldlman said today he had submitted his resignation to Acting President General Suharto over last month's rowdy incident which led to the abandonment of Indonesia"! Thomas Cup badminton championship with Malaysia. Colonel Sajldlman, who Is the
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  • LOCAL NEWS
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      163 2 A welcoming smile and a warmhearted Vlamat datang* from pretty Malaysian Angeline Fea...the warm reception you get always, when you fly with Cathay Pacific. We wartt to be friendly* We want to make you feel at home. That's why we have flight hostesses from 9 different countries of the Orient
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      43 3 SPORE DIARY TODAY 730 p.m Victoria Theatre: National Day Variety Show. 8 pm National Theatre: Pugilistic Show. 7.30 p.m. Free film shows by the Ministry of Culture. Lim Chu Kane Rd; Kampong Heap Guan San; Kong Min School; Sin Hwa School, Mandai, Tekong.
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      100 4 Ik l diary! Kuala Lumpur Rotary Club weekly luncheon meeting at Le Coq D'or, 12.45 p.m.: Jalan Weld Swimming Pool. 930 a.m. to 12.30 p.m., 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. and 6 pm. to 9 p.m.: Zoo Negara 10 a.m. to 8 pm.: Exhibition of systemic paintings by Peter Aider
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  • WORLD NEWS
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      Lock icon Cleaning up Nazi image
      119 5 BONN, Tues. (Reuter) Hitler was at heart a kindly man who forced himself to be hard to accomplish a superhuman task, HitleT's former youth leader Baldur Von Schirach said today. In the latest instalment of his memoirs now being serialised in the weekly magasine Stern. Herr
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      Lock icon 'US has decided to stop bombing'?
      634 5 Reds co bashing at Con Thien post LONDON, Tues. (Reuter) The British newspaper the Guardian in a report claims that there was reason to believe that the United States has decided to suspend the bombing of North Vietnam. The report by Victor Zona, one
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      Lock icon Europa rocket launch waits on weather
      132 5 ADELAIDE. Tues. (Reuter) Unfavourable weather conditions at the Woomera rocket range in South Australia threaten to delay still further the firing of the European Launcher Development Organisation (ELDO) rocket. Europa One. which has already been postponed twice. A new announcement is expectea on when
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      Lock icon NZ advised to sound out China as potential mart
      301 5 Never mind the politics' AUCKLAND (NZ) Tues. New Zealand should not let political differences mask the true potential of China as a market for exports, the Director of the Trade Relations Division of New Zealand Industries and Commerce Department, Mr. G.
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      Lock icon Stretching your intelligence
      129 5 TOKYO. JAPAN. Tues. (Reuter) The taller you are the brainier you probably are. according to a Japanese university professor who has surveyed ♦he examination marks of 90.000 Japanese school children. Professor Aiyoshi Kawahata, of Kyoto University, classified the pupils according to height, and then compared their results
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      Lock icon Hippie incident 'a great joke'
      148 5 SYDNEY, Tues. (Reuter) Dame Margot Fonteyn's manager. Mr. James Laurie, said here yesterday that he and the ballerina thought that her recent arrest in San Francisco was a great joke. "The publicity was just tremendous," he told reporters here. Dame Margot and dancer Rudolf Nureyev
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      Lock icon 'Country X' loans by govt bank attacked
      209 5 WASHINGTON, Tues. (Reuter) Secret loans from the U S. ExportImport Bank have financed more than US $1,500 worth of American arms sales abroad since 1963, informed sources reported yesterday. Thi s accounting was given by bank officials at a private meeting of the
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      Lock icon Robbers raid Manila City Hall
      118 5 MANILA. Tues. <UPI) Robbers struck twice at the City Hall during the weekend They robbed the Manila Court of First Instance early on Saturday and looted the City Assessor's Office either the same day or early Monday moring. Police investigators suspected the robbers belonged to
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      Lock icon 'Three inmates deliberately started prison fire'
      217 5 37 CONVICTS DIED R9B9B=S^^=SSaSS=SSE99BS=9B^XI MILTON, Florida, Tues. (Reuter) Survivors of a prison camp fire that took 37 lives told an inquest here yesterday that three inmates two Whites and a Negro deliberately started the blaze because of dissatisfaction with conditions in their barracks building.
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      Lock icon TOKYO, the world's largest city with a population of over 11 million, its Toads over congested and resulting in greater numbers of fatal accidents, has made it most hazardous for pedestrians to an extent that people have begun to move about with their children tied with a leash. The local leash maker's for house-pets, such as dogs etc., are busy turning out specially designed leashes for children.
      67 5 TOKYO, the world's largest city with a population of over 11 million, its Toads over congested and resulting in greater numbers of fatal accidents, has made it most hazardous for pedestrians to an extent that people have begun to move about with their children tied with a leash. The local
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      Lock icon Gold nearly went for a song
      150 5 The £16,000 CALCUTTA, Tues. (Reuter) Police were today iinvestigating how an unclaimed wooden box labelled "China clay tiles, H which arrived by rail in Calcutta* happened to contain gold bars. The box. which was put up for public auction by Railway Police here yesterday.
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      Lock icon Aussies to quarantine R-n-R GI's
      66 5 BRISBANE. Tues. (Reuter) United States servicemen bound for leave in Australia from Vietnam will be tested for venereal and other diseases during a 24-hour quarantine period. Queensland Labour and Industry Minister John D. Herbert said today. Only those servicemen showing a negative result from the
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      Lock icon Liquidity reform Central bankers hold talk in London
      107 5 LONDON. Tues. (UPI) The men who control much of the world's money were conferring in London yesterday. Finance ministers and central bank officials from the "Group of ten" nations. planned two days of talks on world monetary reform. Observers said it could
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      Lock icon ECONOMIC SURVIVAL FIRST
      114 6 LBJ 'satisfied 9 Bonn's BONN, Tues. (Reuter) President Johnson has told West German Chancellor Kurt Georg Kiesinger that he was satisfied with Bonn's explanations of it« defence economy plans, which had caused disquiet in Washington. A government spokesman disclosed this after United States Ambassador George MeGhee had
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      Lock icon DEWI'S 'MIRACLE' BABY
      156 6 TOKYO, Tues. ißeuter) Madame Ratna Sari Dewi. Japanese wife of Indonesia's deposed president. wTote today i n a signed article in a Tokyo daily "What should I tell my daughter about her father if my husband and I have to continue living apart." Madame Dewi who came
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      Lock icon Soviet-Nasser urgent talks in Cairo
      100 6 CAIRO, Tues. »Reuter) Soviet Deputy Foreign Minister Jacob Malik conferred with President Nasser here last night for the second time In 24 hours. The meeting came a few hours after the departure of Iraqi President Abdel Rahman Aref and Algerian Premier Houari Boumedienne to Moscow
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      Lock icon Blinded by mini-mines
      72 6 FORT WALTON BEACH. Florida. Tues. (Reuter) U.S. Air Force Sergeant John B. Brady was blinded when a box of mini-mines exploded in his face yesterday. The mines, designed to serve as alarm devices around f.S. outposts in Vietnam. are the size of a small coin. They had
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      Lock icon '30,000 TROOPS CUT APART FROM SINGAPORE SHUTDOWN'
      402 6 LONDON, Tues. (Reuter) The British Army is to be cut by about 30,000 officers and men under defence economies, the rightwing Doily Express reported under frontp age headlines today. The Express report, banner headlined "Army to be lopped by 30.000" said the cuts
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      Lock icon 'PRO-SUKARNO PLOT SMASHED'
      150 6 JAKARTA, Tues. (Reuter) The Indonesian Army has smashed a plot by Sukarno followers to overthrow the government of acting President Genera! Suharto, Army sources said here todav. The sources «aid the conspirators planned to stage a coup to take over power by force. They gave no details.
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      Lock icon Telstar station for India
      50 6 NEW DELHI India. Tuea (Reuter) India is building an experimental satellite communications station at Ahmed a bad North of Bombay This station, designed to become a centre for research and training in the technologv of satellite communications. is due to go into operation by next August.
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      Lock icon C-in-C off after HK talks
      233 6 HONG KONG. Tues (Reu ter) General Sir Michael Carver. Commander-in-Chief of British Forces, Far East, left here by air today after two days of top level talks with government leaders on the troubled situation in the crown colony. He said he did not foresee more
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      Lock icon Tea as usual during ship fire
      118 6 HONG KONG, Tues. (Reuter) Many passengers on board the luxury liner Oronsay carried on with their tea while the crew fought a fire in one of the cargo holds below, the Captain. Mr. Roger Cutler said today. "They thought the crew were just taking
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      Lock icon STRIKE OFF
      46 6 COLOMBO. Tues. (Reuter) 17-day General Post Office strike ended here when 475 mail sorters re>turned to work today, The strike, which completely disrupted mall deliveries in the city, ended after Prime Minister Dudley Senanayake assured the sorters that their wage claims would be considered.
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      Lock icon • A new Buddhist Vihara in the seaside resort of Brighton, on the English south coast, is the most recent addition to the 25 Buddhist societies in Britain.
      61 6 A new Buddhist Vihara in the seaside resort of Brighton, on the English south coast, is the most recent addition to the 25 Buddhist societies in Britain. In the picture the Venerable Dr. H. Saddhatissa, Head of the London VIhara. commences the first prayers of the consecration service of the
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      Lock icon LBJ acts to stop crippling rail strike
      422 6 WASHINGTON, Tues. (Reuter) President Johnson last night signed a bill ordering a halt to the nationwide railway strike. "We hope this crippling strike is about to end." the President said in a prepared statement after the Senate and House of Representatives had passed
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      Lock icon 'WHITEY' IS BOWLED OVER BY SHIMMERING FRUSTRATION, FEAR AND GREED
      525 6 WATTS IS WHAT AS A tram of six United Press International reporters was assigned to explore the social and economic factors which triggered in the central ward of Newark. NJ. the worst Negro rioting since Watts in 1965. They found
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      Lock icon 'SUICIDAL' RIOTS 'FOR THE KICKS'
      175 6 NEW YORK. Tues. (UFI) Nep-o psycholoCist Kenneth Clark says that seemincly 'suicidal" riots by Negroes in their own neichbourhoods were an attempt to show that they want their Chettos destroyed. Clark said in an interview that a "fascinating fact and persistent fact of the present
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      Lock icon New York wants Queen Mary as a school
      117 6 NEW YORK. Tues. .Renter)— New York Citv of Education will decide tomorrow on proposed p an to purchase the British liner Queen Mary and convert It into a dockside high school, sources close to *he board reported today. The city is read?
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      Lock icon NEW USIS CHIEF IN PI
      65 6 MANILA, Tues. (UPI) The new director of the U.S. Information Service In the Philippines. Henry L Miller Jr., arrived yesterday from the United States Mr. Miller. 48. has Juit completed a two-year tour of duty in Saigon. He worked as USIS radio officer in Hong
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      Lock icon Prolonged space flights could cause skin damage
      229 7 WASHINGTON. Tues. Prolonged space flights by astronauts could cause cataract formation remanent skin damage, general life-shortening, increased occurrence of leukerr, a and other malignant <j:?eas« as well as genetic changes, a panel of spare gcentists warned today. However, in a report inrued by
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      Lock icon Doctors have 85% chance of preserving sight of boy
      228 7 KEW YORK. Tues fUPI) Doctors have an 85 per cer* "'nance of preserving the sigh* of a three-momh-old Filipino boy who was flown here for special treatment The boy. Jose Rico Domingo. was flown to New York under the sponsorship o*
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      Lock icon Manila not told of summit confab
      161 7 MANILA. Tues (UPI) The Philippines has not been informed of any plan to hold a new summit conference on Vietnam in Bangkok or elsewhere this year, the Presidential Press Office said today. An official spokesman said the seven allied nations with troops in South
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      Lock icon TV interview with captured US pilot
      182 7 WARSAW. Tues. <UPI) The Polish Television last night showed an interview with captured US. pilot Colonel Gordon A. Larsen who reportedly was shot down over Hanoi. The film also showed scenes of Hanoi wreckage and hospital scenes including orphaned babies Col. Larsen was questioned
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      Lock icon Pull-out of troops next month
      79 7 LONDON. Tuec (UPI) Britain will start withdrawing Its troops in August from the colony of Aden, due to become independent in January, the Defence Ministry has said. A spokesman said the Ist battalion of the Irish Guards would return home between Aug. 1 and 10
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      Lock icon US Marines battle with Reds near Hoi An
      728 7 SAIGON, Tues. (UPI) ITNITED States Marines looking for guerrilla bands v who staged the war's most massive jail break ran into a Communist force near Hoi An yesterday and battled them for more than six hours. Military spokesmen said the leathernecks called
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      Lock icon UAR warns foreign ships
      174 7 UNITED NATIONS. Tues. (UPI> The United Arab Republic yesterday warned that foreign shlDs. moored in the bitter lakes of the Suez Canal, may come to harm if Israel persists in attempts to launch boats on its side of the International waterway. UA.R Ambassador Mohamed Awad El
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      Lock icon Indonesia to stop imports
      52 7 JAKARTA. Tues (UPI) Indonesia has decided to stop Imports of finished textiles for the remainder of this year as the government stockpile of textile still amounts to 23 million (M> metres, the Jakarta Daily "freedom" said Private Importers are not affected by the government decision, the
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      Lock icon Yachtsman ends Pacific crossing
      83 7 YOKOHAMA. Japan, Tues. A Japanese yachtsman's Koraasa II comes to the end of its trans-Pacific journey as it pulls alongside the main oier of Yokohama Port amid deafening cheers and waving hands from the hie crowd that packed the pier. Five-metre long yacht completed 101-day, 10.000kilometre
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      Lock icon REBEL LEADER KILLED
      111 7 JAKARTA. Tues (UPI> A West Irian rebel leader and four of his men were killed in a recent encounter with Indonesian Government security forces. Antara news agency reported today. The agency, quoting official information, said the rebel leader was identified as Permenas A won. a commander of
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      Lock icon BANK ROBBER TOLD: 'GET LOST'
      92 7 WANTAGH. New York. Tues. «UPI» A woman teller told a wouldbe bank robber to "get lost" yesterday and he did The young man walked up to a drive-in window of the Security National Bank branch in this long island community and handed the teller a
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      Lock icon Sihanouk in favour of 'restoring friendship'
      78 7 PHOM PENH. Tues. (UPI) Cambodia's Prince Norodom Sihanouk said that he was in favour of "restoring friendship" between his country and Thailand The statement was in reply to recent declarations made by Thanat Khoman. Thai Foreign Minister, that Thailand had no territorial demands on
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      Lock icon 'PI guerrilla experts for V'nam'
      117 7 MANILA. Tues. (UPI) The Philippines plans to send, guerrilla advisers to South Vietnam following President Marcos' quick visit to the war front on Sunday, the Manila Daily Bulletin said today High government sources reported that the Marcos administration 'has been studying a plan for such
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      Lock icon Kanu charges Red agents trying to undermine foreign policy...
      207 7 NAIROBI. Tues. (UPI) The ruling Kenya African National Union (KANU) charged yesterday that Chinese agents were at work in Kenya trying to undermine the government and influence its foreign policy. A spokesman for Kanu said an anonymous document In Swahill. branding
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      Lock icon Red Chinese pamphlets confiscated
      91 7 JAKARTA. Tues (UPI) The Attorney General's Office announced today that it has confiscated a number of clandestine Communist Chinese pamphlets sent to various governmen* leaders here A spokesman said the pamphlets, sent from various parts of the country, pro♦ested a 10-year-old ban on Chinese trading in
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      Lock icon Alcoholics jailed
      40 7 MOSCOW Tues. (UPI) Vasili Shabalkin and Gennadi Yakovlev both reported alcoholics were sentenced to four years imprisonment yesterday for killing a dog. skinning it and selling its pelt to earn money for vodka, the newspaper Evening Moscow said
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      Lock icon Soviet warships arrive in Port Said
      59 7 SOVIET UNION'! eight warships, including a guided missile carriers arrived at Egypt's Port Said on July 10th. on a goodwill visit and also to demonstrate solidarity with UAR against Israel The photo shows: A Soviet warship in Port Said as Egyptian workers in their
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    Lock icon BRITAIN DECIDES TO LEAVE
    408 8 BRITAIN has decided to withdraw from her bases in Malaysia and Singapore by 1975. This decision is final with the publication in London yesterday of a White Paper setting forth Britain's policy. So Premier Tunku Abdul Rahman's mission to London to persuade Britain from recalling her
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    Lock icon MALAYSIAN CEYLONESE
    517 8 THE Ceylonese in Malaysia are now in a ferment over their political future in this country. They have, since their arrival here about a century ago, kept to themselves. They have a reputation for thrift in a free spending country. Before the war, they had accumulated their savings
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    Lock icon JERUSALEM
    745 8  -  ...a citadel of the human spirit By: Jean-Pierre Bertrand DEFERRING to news reports coming out of Jerusalem, a recent editorial in the New York Times stated, "The best way to avoid on unwise Israeli attempt to annex the old city of Jerusalem is to move quickly toward peace negotiations."
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    Lock icon Suez born amid hopes of global amity
    864 8  -  by: Robert Betts TDITOR s note: The war is oveT but th e Mid-east crisis continues unabated One of the stickv points is. as it has been for rears, the Sue* Canal. Robert Betts records the historr and analyxes the centuries-old struggle of
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      Lock icon Price tag there but quality not there
      350 8  -  CHONG POH SENG. Sungei Pa tani WITH reference to your editorial dated 4-7-6 under the heading 'Price of Rice'. I would like to express my feeling towards this terrific rise in th« price of rice because it afreets the livelihood of manv people
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      Lock icon The chief examiner explains
      206 8  -  WILLIAM CHENG I REFER to a letter by 'Understanding In your Issue of 28.5.1967. The writer was obviously referring to the series of BB C programmes entitled "The Chief Examiner Explains". I am pleased to say that arrangements have been made for the same series to
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      Lock icon Let Indon keep the Thomas Cup
      357 8  -  CHAN KAM CHUEN Ipoh. THE Indonesian spec'aators have achieved what their badminton players could not—prevent Malaysia from regaining the Thomas Cup. But the whole woiid knows that Ng Boon B*<> and Tan Yee Khan were on the verge of certain v.ctory before the Indonesian
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      Lock icon Promotion of tax officers
      113 8  -  N. V. CASEY I refer to "ex tax officer's" letter in J""' issue of 6th July. Tour correspondent naa not stated the correct situation, for in the recenpromotion exercise a" officers promoted had ai least Ave years* service the lower grade Prospective Candida .es are interviewed
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  • COMMERCIAL & INDUSTRIAL
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      Lock icon New Zealanders facing challenging year...
      689 9  -  By P. J. FREETH AUCKLAND, Tues. (UPI) New Zealanders are facing an austere and challenging year. A year ago the economic outlook was reasonably bright, but today the situation is extremely uncertain and the Government has had to take strong financial measures. The main reason
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      Lock icon New natural rubber tyres score in tests
      292 9 LONDON. Tues A new typp of winter tyre tread mad® from Oil-Extended Natural Rubber is claimed to outperform the best commercially-available synthetic winter tyre, has 30 per cent more skid-resis-tance on packed Ice than synthetic tyres, and substantial roadholding advantaj?.< even on melting
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      Lock icon Malaysian agricultural marketing experts at British show
      183 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. Thirty-one delegates from 22 countries, including Malaysia, In Britain for a seminar on agricultural marketing, saw how British Government farming advisory officers serve farmers at "Grass Roots" level, during a visit to the Great Yorkshire Show at Harrogate. Northern England.
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      Lock icon NY MARKET ACTIVE IN TRADING
      105 9 NEW YORK. Tues (UPI) Stock prices today advanced In active trading with the rejuvenated steels leading the way. Shortly before the end of the first hour of trading, the United Pres 5 International market-wide Indicator climbed 0.37 per cent with 1.232 Issues crossing the tape.
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      Lock icon EXCHANGE RATES
      96 9 SINGAPORE. Tues— The Association of Banks in Malaysia today made the following changes in its rates to merchants: NEW YORK: Buying TT. 32|; Airmail O.D 32|; 90 d/st. 33-3/16 credit bills; 334 trade bills. CANADA; Buying T.T. 35-3/16; Airmail OD 35-5/-16; 90 d/st. 351 credit bills; 36 trade
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      Lock icon Stock Exchange dull and featureless
      734 9 SINGAPORE. Tues. The Stock Exchange opened today on a dull and featureless note. Industrial prices moved narrowly on either way and there was no particular incentive to deal. EAI was done from $2.66 to $2.62, while Central Sugar on a largest turnover of 75.000 units
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      Lock icon High standards expected at 'Industrial Olympics'
      121 9 MADRID. Tues. (Reuter) Some 234 star apprentices from 12 countries will compete for gold medals in the arts of drain-making, sheet-metal beating and other skills at the 16th Int e r n a tlonal "Industrial Olympics" opening here today. Each apprentice will be tested
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      Lock icon Tin price
      16 9 SINGAPORE. Tues.— The tin price for today was $6lO per picul, up 87} cts
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      Lock icon BOAC air cargo containers plan
      290 9 SINGAPORE. Tues. BOAC Is going into the air freight container business In a big way worldwide from October Ist. subject to the approval of the governments concerned. The BOAC container programme Is designed to encourage shipper* to use containers by providing them with incentives The
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      Lock icon Rubber down 1/8 cent
      301 9 SINGAPORE. Tues. Auru«t first grade rubber f.o.b. buyer* rimed at 5 p.m. in Singapore and Kuala Lumpur today at 55-1 2 cents per lb., down one eighth of a rent from previous close. The tone vi* dull. Tentative settlement of the Goodrich strike steadied the market
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      Lock icon SALES TRAINEE RETURNS HOME
      177 9 SINGAPORE. Tues Mr. Peter Lo, Sales Trainee, recently returned from Sydney to commence the second phrase of his 4 year Sales Training Programme. Whilst In Sydney Mr. Lo was introduced to all aspects of Qantae commercial operation, covering reservations, booking office, advertising, promotions, budgets, cargo and
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      75 9 LONDON. Tues (UPI) The rubber market closed idle with spot 18-I'4 18-3/4. Settlement House: Aug 17-1/2 17-5/8 Sept 17-9/16 17-11/16 Oct 17-1 2 17-11/16 Oct/Dec 17-1/2 17-5/8 Jan/March 17-5/8 17-3/4 April/June 17-7/8 18 July/Sept 18-1 16 18-3/16 Oct/Dec 18-3/16 18-38 Jan March 18-1/4 18-7/16 April/June 18-3'B 18-9/16
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      528 9 NlMitPOKt—Slock E\chin:c bid and offer prices officially listed at the close of business. INDUSTRIAL Botistead 1.52 1.5* C. Mi jar 1.68 Lip Chemical Co. 1.68 1.69 Cold Storage XD 3.42 3.46 Dunlop 2 2.1 2.25 F.. smelting 426 4.30 E.A.I 2.R1 2.62 Ksso Urd« 3.22 3.24 F. A
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      50 9 < Manager* Prtrwl f'lrsf Malayan XT> 2.30 2.10 Swond Malayan \D 1.(15 1.75 Third Malayan 1.15 1.25 The Commerce Industry land 8» .99 The Saving* Fund 1.36 1.46 Malayan Investment Fund 1.00 1.10 Sterling Commodity 3/9 4/4 Flr«t Hong Kong H3« Second H«ng Kong .51 .55* i*Honi Kong
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      98 9 SINGAPORE. Tiies. singapore Chinese Produce Exchange noon prices today irere: Bayer* Sellers Coo in ut oil (I'OB) Rulk >• 48.25 Coconut oil (FOB) l>rume 50.75 Loo*e Copra Mixed JulT/Aiir29.50 Nutmegs 110s 300 00 Nut megs B a w >. 137.50 Garbled l.ampong Black Pepper (FOB) 100 00 Pepper Black
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      24 9 HONG KONG. Tues. (UPI) Money Quotations: HK55.8025/5 815 per US dollar for ca«h HK516.07 per pound sterling HK5275.625 per tael gold
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      171 9 SINGAPORE. Tues The following ships are expected to be in port today: Godowns Vessels 1 '2 Taiping 3/4 Hiram 5 E.a 8/9 Ise Maru 10/11 Antenor 13/14 Straat Magelhaen 15/16 Straat Fiji 18 Sargodha 21 22 Rajah Brooke 23 24 City of Worcester 25/26 Nicoline Maersk 27/28 Malaysia
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      822 9 ARRIVALS IN SINGAPORE Time 12.05 a.m. Airline MSA 029 from Kuala Lumpur. Time 6 a.m. Airline MSA 309 from Perth. Time 8.315 a.m. Airline MSA 019 from Kuala Lumpur. Time 8..10 a m. Airline JAL 712 from Jakarta. Time 9.30 a.m. Airline MSA 121 from Kuala
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    317 10 O The gathering at the cochtaii reception held at the Chinese Ch amber of Commerce audi" torium in Hilt StSingapore Mr. R. J. Davids (centre), Managing Director of Hagemeyer Trading Co. Ltd., with Dato and Datin Aw Kow Mr. G. G. Thomson. Director
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    420 11 Tbe Japanese Ambassador to Singapore, Mr. T. Ueda, being greeted by Dato Aw Kow. Mr. Charles Letts (left) Managing Director of Jardine Waugh with Mr. Aw Tok Jit, Executive Director of Eastern Sun. j From left: >lt. Wee Toon Boon. Minister of State for Defence; Mr.
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      209 12 SeAt cwptimeHU EASTERN SUN FROM m THE SINGAPORE CLOCK WATCH TRADE ASSOCIATION Mr. Koh Mui Yew Mr. Wong An Yong Mr. Tan Sin Hai Mr. Wong Yook Kee Mr. Lim Peng Boon Mr. Cheng Moh Yun Mr. Ho Seek Hong Mr. Tong Tuck Peng Mr. Chia Hoy Mr. Lee Kwong
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      69 12 n COURTROOM Xii Kerry B- flothblatt (Author, "Handbook of E»ia«n<* for CrlaliMl Trltl# the cattle wrongfully; Solomon suffered no unjust loss: the bank reaped no unjust benefit,'' the Court held. "After bargaining for a cash sale, the seller must have subsequently, hut voluntarily, delivered the cattle to the buyer so
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  • THE NEW FILMS
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      127 13 CAR IT A. (above) the sensational new film discovery, makes her motion picture debut in the title role of "Th e Viking Queen/' co-starr-ing with Don Murrav. This action adventure romance, in De Luxe colour, is a Seven ArtsHammer production released by 20th CenturyFox. "The Viking
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      Lock icon Morse makes it sound so easy
      479 13 SINGAPORE Tues. Robirt Morse mokes it sound so eosy. In fact, it is too easy to bo true. But in filmdom nothing is impossible to directors and scriptwriters. Mr. Morse (last seen in The Loved Ones') is a scream in his latest prize-win-ning musical
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      187 13 PRODUCE R-director Stuart Rosenberg hu been alined by Paramount Pictures to a fourplctura deal, in conjunction with his Independent company, it was announced by Robert Evans, Paramount vice president in charge of production. Hi* first film commitment at Paramount begins early in 1968 MGM International has named BUI Edward*
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      53 13 CEXY Suse Yoon with her striking headgear re- minds you of a High Priestess performing sacrificial ceremonies in some ancient Inca folklore. She is one of the six Korean dolls known as the Dazzling Jumbles and Butterfly Dancers. They are currently performing at a leading night club in
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      189 13 PARIS, Tues. Richard Burton. Elizabeth Taylor and producer-director Peter Glenvllle reached the helahtg of International diplomacy on their first day of filming MOM's "The Comedlana T on location in Dahomey. West Africa. In the middle of rehearsing a key love scene under a hot west African sun. the
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      Lock icon Helga's kiss is just the ticket
      160 13 TTELGA's kias was juit the ticket. For her part in "Madchen. Madchen." (Girla, Girls) one of the latest of the 4 young wave' of German films. Helga Anders (seen in the picture with Jurgen Jung) was awarded the coveted 1967 Federal Film Prire for
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      Lock icon First 'Gone With The Wind' soundtrack album to be released in Aug.
      164 13 TIOLLYWOOD, Tues. The first album to be taken directly from the soundtrack of MGM'i "Gone With the Wind" will be released in August prior tb the first roadshow presentation of the screen classic in 70mm. and stereophonic sound.
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      199 13 GANISATION LIDO Phone ***** LiM DJ* 11. 1.45. 4.00. 6.3#. •IS 4 M4V AND A WOMAN" <UA| Kr. .< k -r.ee In Ea--tmaneolor Opeai T r .w How 1® Surceed In W: nut Reaßy Trjinf" *<>- Mr-( PV. Color *UAi I CAPITOL Phone ***** UST i DAYS SO FREE LIST!
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      202 13 1 ORGANISATION ORCHARD- ***** i K DAIH 3 SHOWS ll IV3 M 4 Ml n ru Bt re *Mo»lc Sound "GONE WITH Clark Gable Vlrtea Lelrt f,M Lilt' Bcnooi Chaldron ConotMira: $l.OO Shew* Teacher* contact Theatre Manaeer far hln»t l IC)DC ON »1116 »J»PV 11. I.M/4.M, «.V) |H FILMfo IN
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      275 14 BRUSSELS, Tues. (Reuter) The executive committee of the International Federation of University Sports (F.1.5.U.) was still deadlocked here last night on the question of what name North Korea should be allowed to participate under in the Universiade due to begin in Tokyo on August
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      43 14 TANJONG MALIM, Tues. Tanjong Malim won the inter-distrlct tennis tournament between Tapah, Kuala Kubu Bahru and Tanjong Malim here yesterday. By winning this triangular they have retained the Kwan Lung Sik Challenge Cup which they last won in 1965
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      Lock icon • Lance Corporal Abdullah, aged 27, a physical training instructor with 18th Signal Regiment, Royal Corps of Signals, receiving his prize for winning the long jump in the British Army's Singapore District Athletics Championships, held at the Dover Road track, from Colonel D. Kenwrick-Cox.
      43 14 Lance Corporal Abdullah, aged 27, a physical training instructor with 18th Signal Regiment, Royal Corps of Signals, receiving his prize for winning the long jump in the British Army's Singapore District Athletics Championships, held at the Dover Road track, from Colonel D. Kenwrick-Cox.
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      Lock icon Methodist School are still unbeaten
      192 14 SEREMBAN. Tues Despite a sporting display by Methodist School skipper K. Logarathan. King George V School were unable to win their inter-school cricket league match here yesterday. The match ended in a draw to give M.S. an unbeaten record in the league. They had earlier
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      84 14 JOHORE BAHRU. Tues.— The battle for the men's hockey league championship title is being fiercely fought here, with Medical Department leading the race. In the ladies section of the competition. Convent School is showing promising sign of winning the title. But the school girls
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      Lock icon 143 athletes for two-day meet in Alor Star
      757 14 ALOR STAR. Tues. A total number of 143 men and women athletes will take part in the 16th annual State Amateur Athletics Championship on July 2? and 28. at the Darulaman Stadium, here. There are seven teams taking part and the biggest
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      159 14 TELUK ANSON Tue>. A record of 15 tearrs r.av# entered for the Tun VI. Sambanthar. Cup soccer competition -por..-"rei by the Perak Indian Foc> ball Association. The Hon. Secretary, Mr. H G. Samy, told day the competition wou.d be an interesting one A. the teams
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      71 14 MUAR. Tues. P e tan of Johore will be ed to open the new C 000 auditorium-cum-^* dium of the Chone High School at Jalan Jon.d here on October 4 a This was decided at tiw recent management mittee meeting here The committee
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      Lock icon Ron Clarke does sub-13 three miles in the rain
      242 14 DUBLIN. Tues. (UPI) Australian distance runner Ron Clarke over came a heavy track and pouring ram last night to run his second sub-13 minute three miles in three days when he won an invitation race at the John F Kennedy Stadium
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      Lock icon Kedah's last match in Malaysia Cup
      111 14 ALOR STAR. Tues Kedah's last match in the Malaysia Cup soccer competition will be against Perak at Darulaman Stadium on Friday at 7.30 p.m. In their last encounter at Ipoh, Perak beat Kedah 3-1 after a goalless first half Kedah's young team has showed
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      94 14 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues The Burmese Football Association has named 18 players to compete in the Merdeka Cup soccer tournament here next month. The team:- goalkeepers Muang Ngwe Ya. Maung Kyan Min and Maung Khin Ng Tuan. Backs:-Maung Than Lwin, Maung Win Kyi. Maung
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    • RACING COMMENTS
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        1267 15 Race l: Horses Clasa 6, Dlv. 2 6 Furs.— 2.15 P-M. iPOB LOCAL RTDEB5 ONLYl 73▼ 3 J34 4 S« t, 5 0 T y*> i •Vi T*eari Caroline Eas> Mane* Poacher Prioress Melod* Fur tuns Sandhurst G<|ht Mnih z 3v 5y *y €v 13*
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        1576 15  -  Pharoah's will provide the main challenge The going is Very Good By r Windsor Lad'Md I£UALA LUMPUR, W«d.—Sri Tasek should slam his opposition in the six furlongs for Closs Throe Division Two (Race 6) ot Kuala Lumpur this afternoon, second doy of the Selongor Turf
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        23 15 Windsor Lads Gold Nugget Violarea Money Printer, Golden Sunt Kakamion Violarea CasMni Park Adeline: Q of Night Walkaway Sri Ta*ek
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        137 15 WINDSOR LAD GOLDEN SUN ADELINE RACE EAST MONET Esrort Winnro WINOEO Ea« v Money Caroline ESCOET Caroline Eaay Money RACE 1. G. NI'GC.ET Little Clement Sapid Inromr L. CLEMENT Red Penn\ Pink Heather G. NUGGET Siau Radiant Peak RACE J. WILLIAM Kakamion Convalr KAKAMION Kind's Row Just William KING
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        295 15 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues The Seiangor Combined Schools Sports Council announced today its team for the third annual athletic meet of the Malaysian Schools' Sport Council to be held at Merdeka Stadium from July .11 to August 2. The MSSC athletic meet is aponsored by
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        73 15 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. Malaysia has sent a cable to the Korean Olympic Committee supporting its appeal to President Chung Hee Park, to reconsider nis decision to scrap the Sixth Asian Games at Seoul in 1970, because of the enormous coat involved. President Park ordered the Committee to eancel the
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        289 15 SINOAPORE. Tues. Mir/a Namazie. set a new record in the 2.000 metres steeplechase final today the first day of the eighth annual athletle championships of the Singapore Combined Secondary Schools' Sports, held at the Farrer Park Athletic Centre. Namazie representing Anglo Chinese School in the Bukit
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      388 16  -  S'pore, Indonesia and Cambodia say 'yes' to annual triangular By Albert Johnson SINGAPORE, Tues. Singapore, Indonesia and Cambodia have agreed in principle to stage an annual soccer triangular to "foster bonds of international friendship through sport" among the three countries. The proposed threenation link-up to promote international soccer
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      Lock icon Malaysia Cup referee is temporarily suspended
      230 16 SEREMBAN. Tues The Negri Sembilan Football Association Referees' board have "temporarily suspended" a Ist division registered referee from the association. He is Mr. M. N. Rajan, who is also a Malaysia Cup registered referee. This is the first incident in Negri soccer in postwar
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      156 16 MUAR. Tues Enche Abu Bakar bin Hassan an assistant District Officer here, was elected president of the Muar District Football Association at its annual meeting at the Muar Club yesterday. The vice-president are: Mr. Choo Joo Thye the manager of the Oversea Chinese Banking
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      Lock icon • Striding out in fine style in Singapore are these walkers from the 121st Royal Australian Signals Squadron. From left, Staff-Sergeant Bill Cannan, of Caulfield, Melbourne, Signalman Norman Morgan, of Toowoomba, Queensland, and Signalman Ken Perry, of Newcastle, New South Wales, take part in a training session in preparation for Singapore's walking contest. All athletes are members of the Squadron's walking team.
      61 16 Striding out in fine style in Singapore are these walkers from the 121st Royal Australian Signals Squadron. From left, Staff-Sergeant Bill Cannan, of Caulfield, Melbourne, Signalman Norman Morgan, of Toowoomba, Queensland, and Signalman Ken Perry, of Newcastle, New South Wales, take part in a training session in preparation for Singapore's
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      Lock icon Sze Keong, Jit Meng enter two finals
      251 16 SEREMBAN. Tues. Yap Sze Keong and Lim Jit Meng will feature In two finals of the Negri Sembllan Badminton Association Junior Championships now in progress at the N.S.C.R.C. Indoor stadium. Yap beat Ng Weng Or.n in the singles semi-finals which was a three
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      27 16 MALACCA, Tues. Singapore qualified for the semifinals of the Khir Johari Cup sepak raga competition when they beat Malacca 2-1 •at the UMNO hall here.
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      352 16 LONDON, Tues. (Reuter). South African Tony Greig was awarded his Sussex county cap yesterday after taking eight Gloucestershire wickets for 25 runs. The 20-year-old Greig, who is nearly 6 feet eight inches tall, made his medium pace deliveries lift awkwardly on the
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      Lock icon Entries invited for k.o. hockey tourney
      105 16 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues.— Entries have been invited for the knockout competition of the Negri Sembilan Hockey Association. They should reach the association's secretary, Mr. N. Balasubramaniam, by July 31. Registration of players for this will be separated from the league competition. Those affiliates desiring
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      Lock icon Mini-marathon to be held in Kulim
      77 16 ALOR STAR, Tues A mini-marathon organised by the Kedah Amateur Athletic Association covering about ten miles, will be held in Kulim on July 21 at 8.30 a.m Entries and entrance fees of fifty cents per person, should be sent to Mr. Lee Pak Kan,
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      Lock icon S'pore's sporting prowess will be on 'show' from Aug. 10 to 21
      294 16 SINGAPORE, Tues. Singapore's sporting prowess will be on "show" when the 1967 Pesta Sukan Minggu Merdeka is held here from August 10 to 21. This year's Pesta Sukan which will coincide with the National Day celebrations and the
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      343 16 DURBAN. (South Africa), Tues. (UPI) The Brazilian tandem of Thomas Koch and Jose Edisom Mandarino are quietly confident of success against South Africa in the European Zone Group B Davis Cup final which opens here on Thursday. The Brazilians worked out yesterday with
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      97 16 SEREMBAN. Tues -Seremban Garrison a three wicket win over The N.S.C.R.C. in a Strahar. Cup league match here yes erday. The Chinese, batting firs*, made 100 of which Merry: Boudiville top scored wrj 25. Hawkeskv (3-5) and S:«:e opener David Cornwall (4-42) shared the bowlinf honours.
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      58 16 with every bottle of Pilot Ink RIIQ.T One eraser will be given away free with every bottle of Pilot Ink purchased. Th*s offer lasts from Ist June to 31st July 1967. Hurry, buy your Pilot Ink now. Stocks are limited INMTEVtS JL jf JACOBERG Offer extends throughout Malaysia and Singapore.
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