Eastern Sun, 26 July 1967

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  • Title Section
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    25 1 EASTERN SUN Independent National Daily SINGAPORE EDITION Estd. 1966. Vol. 2 No. 362 Wednesday, 26 July 1967. MC (P) 2251 KDN 2660 Price 15 cents.
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    Lock icon PARATROOPS MOVE IN
    683 1 DETROIT CITY LOOKS LIKE BERLIN IN 1945 DETROIT, USA. TUES. (REUTER) Last night 1,800 of the men were grouped In a staging area only a couple of miles from the eentre of the violence, which has taken at least 17 lives, left more than 1,000 Injured and
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    Lock icon Supporters of Sukarno purged
    270 1 JAKARTA, Tues. (Reuter) Jakarta's War Administration today announced some restrictions on deposed Dr. Sukarno's movements as a mass purge of Sukarno's supporters began within the Indonesian Army. The military commander of Greater Jakarta. MajorGeneral Amir Machmud. proclaimed that Dr Sukarno would not be allowed to enter
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  • Article, Illustration
    Lock icon GOLDEN GIRL
    42 1 One of Malaysia's golden girls Mahani Mydin. She's pretty as a bride and she works in Malayan Tobacco Company, Kuala Lnmpur. Occasion for this pix? Heck, who cares? Eastern Sun pix by Yap Eastern Sun pix by Yap Chew Yan.
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    Lock icon RIOTS ERUPT IN MARYLAND
    232 1 CAMBRIDGE, MARYLAND, Tues. (Reuter) A violent race riot erupted here today as about 1,000 roving Negroes set two city blocks afire and looted stores. National Guardsmen were ordered to the scene and State Troopers from all parts of Maryland were called. Earlier, H. Rap Brown, na-
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    Lock icon Racial riots in New York: 2 killed
    382 1 NEW YORK. Tues. (Reuter) Puerto Rican snipers exchanged gunfire with police in Spanish Harlem today and two people were killed and at least 12 Injured. The snipers fired at police for the first time since disturbances started three days ago. Earlier, police had
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    Lock icon Pontiff arrives in Istanbul
    111 1 ISTANBUL, Tues. (Reuter# Pope Paul arrived in this predominately Moslem country today on a two-day ecumenical mission a.med at healing nine centuries of schism with the Eastern Orthodox Church. The Pontiff, a simple figure dressed in white, was smiling as he came down the gangway of
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      Lock icon 'S'pore is fascinating, full of surprises': Visiting students
      620 2  -  By K.S. Sidhu SINGAPORE, Tues. Three American students, two girls and a boy, on an exchange programme to Singapore have described their 43-day stay in the Republic as "fabulous, full of fun, surprises and every bit exciting." '"All we heard of Singapore
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      Lock icon 50th anniversary of No. 81 R.A.F. Squadron
      85 2 SINGAPORE. Tues. No. 81 Squadron of the Royal Air which has been in the Far East for more than 20 years, will celebrate its fiftieth anniversary on July Air Marshal Sir Rochford Hughes, Commander of the Far East Air Force, will review the
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      Lock icon Police, military displays
      85 2 SINOAPORE. Tues.—The police and military will hold several at the Jalan Beear stadium between 9.30 p.m. and 11 p.m. from tomorrow till Aug. 16. Dates of display* are as follows: July 26 'rehearsal). July 23 (rehearsal), July 30 (full dress rehearsal», Aug. 11 Aug. 12. Aug 15
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      Lock icon Mansfield Employees' Union officials
      87 2 SINGAPORE, Tues. The following have been elected office-bearers of the Mans» field Local Employees' Union for 1967/9 at its 12th annual general meeting held eently:Mr. James Goh, President; Mr. Lim Ah Chong. VicePresident; Mr. Tan Boon Kwee. Secretary; Mr. Goh Eng Soon. Asst. Secretary; and Mr.
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      Lock icon ART METALWORK COURSE
      126 2 Singapore. Tues. The Adult Education Board will hold a 16-week course in "Elementary Art Metalcraft" for hobbyists at the 9ueenstown Secondary echnical School, Strathmore Avenue. Singapore 3. every Saturday from 4.00 p.m to 7 p m. The syllabus will include the study end practical use of the
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      Lock icon 23 for '1967 Miss Tourism' Contest
      226 2 SINGAPORE. Tues. Lj> to this evening when entries closed for the "Mist Tourism" contest, a total of 23 entries was received by the organisers. The girls come from all walks of life. A breakdown of their occupation* la: 10 teachers, two clerks, two stenographers.
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      Lock icon 'Toy King' in S'pore
      57 2 SINGAPORE. Tues. Mr. Louis Marx. "The Toy King" and a well-known international business personality, arrived in Singapore today for a brief visit. Mr. Marx is possibly the biggest individual toy manufacturer In the world and during his stay here he hopes to meet local toy manufacturers
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      Lock icon 18 months for armed robber
      152 2 SINGAPORE. Tues.— A 24-year-ola member of the Works Brigade, Chan Leng Kee. was today sentenced to 18 months' jail by the Fourth Magistrate. Mr. Amarjeet Singh after he had pleaded guilty to two charges of armed robbery. The Court also ordered him to undergo a
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      Lock icon Police constable faces charge of desertion
      283 2 SINGAPORE. Tues. A 27-year-old Police Constable, Salim bin Saman, who said he was willing to buy himself out of the Police Force, was today charged in the Ninth Magistrate's Court with desertion. This Is the first time that a policeman has been charged in
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      Lock icon Programmes for this year's Tourist Week
      323 2 SINGAPORE, Tues. Several pro. grammes have been arranged for Tounsf Week, from Aug. 5 to Aug. Iz, in conjunction with Singapore's National Day celebrations. During the week the Education Ministry will organise talks on tourism in secondary schools in all the four language streams.
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      Lock icon Bumboat fired on: One killed
      249 2 SINGAPORE. Tues. About 10 armed intruders with automatic weapons yesterday opened fire on a Singapore bumboat off Pulau Senang, killing one member of its five-man crew. Police later identified the dead man a& Ang Keng Choy. 30, of Guthrie Lan<». The five-man crew, all barter-traders,
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      Lock icon Management: 'Chances for men with calibre to lead'
      522 3 SINGAPORE, Tues. Singapore's accelerated pace of industrialisation will open up new opportunities for men with calibre to lead and take up challenging positions in the field of management. This was disclosed today by Professor Leslie Wong, Head of the former visiting Colombo
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      Lock icon Petrol pump attendant robbed
      82 3 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. —Four men. ail armed with daggers, held up a petrol ration attendant at 10th mile. Klang. yesterdav and got away with $630 a typewriter and a calculating machine valued at $550. The attendant. Abdul Aziz Omar. 21. was sweeping the station when the
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      Lock icon 55,000 pigs vaccinated
      136 3 SINGAPORE. Tues Some 55.'i00 pigs have been vaccinated by the Primary Production Department vaccination teams, since outbreak of swine fever was first reported here. A statement from the Department today said that a few more cases of swine fever were reported last particularly in the Thomson area.
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      Lock icon S'pore gets invitation to First Seoul Trade Fair
      488 3 SINGAPORE, Tucs. South Korea has officially extended an invitation to the Singapore Government and local industries to take part in the First Seoul International Trade Fair in September, next year. This was disclosed at a press conference given by the leader of
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      Lock icon Cooking problems solved with electronic cooker
      299 3 SINGAPORE. Tues. Housewives with cooking problems need not worry anymore thank? to Nationals new electronic cooker. Bome or Its advantages are: Cooking time is cut by about 35 per cent to 90 per cent depending on type of food cooked. 0 Food retains more
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      Lock icon $19,820 donation to S'pore Cancer Society
      157 3 The Singapore Cancer Society has obtained temporary accommodation at the General Hospital to set up its cancer information centre, it was disclosed yesterday. The centre would enable cancer sufferers and members of the public to obtain advice and information, said Tan Sri (Dr.) Tay
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      Lock icon TV interview with released students
      90 3 SINGAPORE. Tues. TV Singapura will telecast an interview with four Chinese High School students who have just been released after being arrested in the last few months for taking part in various illegal activities. The interview, which will be in Chinese, will be telecast tomorrow,
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      Lock icon Dame Felicity due on Sunday
      87 3 SINGAPORE. Tues Air Commandant Dame Felicity Hill. Director of the Women's Royal Air Force, is expected here on Sunday for a week's visit. During her stay she will meet members of the W.R.A.F. stationed at RAF Changi and RAF Seletar. She will be a guest
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      Lock icon Sentence against 5 who pleaded guilty stood down
      205 3 SINGAPORE. Tues. Sentence against five youths who pleaded guilty In the High Court toda> to a charge of committing gang robbery was stood down until after the conclusion of the hearing against the remaining three who claimed trial. All the eight youth*
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      Lock icon Courtesy call
      49 3 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues The New Zealand High Commissioner, Mr. B. D. Zohrab paid a courtesy call on the Yang di-Pertuan Agong this morning. Yesterday he presented his credentials at Istana Negara. He takes over from Mr. R H Wade who is now Deputy High Commissioner in London
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      Lock icon 'SINGAPORE MUST ADAPT AND ADOPT
      338 3 Readjustment SINGAPORE, Tues. The problems of Singapore are problems of readjustment, Mr. Liao Sung-yang, the General Manager of the Sin Chew Jit Poh, said tonight. He was speaking on 'The problems of readjustment for Singapore" at the installation dinner of the Lions Club of Singapore
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      Lock icon MGS Founder's Day dinner on Saturday
      118 3 SINGAPORE. Tues. The Methodist Girls' School Alumnae Association will hold its annual founder's day dinner on Saturday, July 29. at 7.30 p.m. at the M G S Shaw Auditorium to celebrate the school's 80th birthday. The Deputy Prime Minister. Mr. Toh Chin Chye. and
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      Lock icon Khir Johari tells teachers who refuse to co-operate with State Education Dept.
      278 4 RESIGN BATU PAH AT, Tues. The Minister of Education, Inche Mohamed Khir Johari, today challenged leaders of teachers unions who refused to co-operate with the State Education Department to resign en mosse. e He said union members did
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      Lock icon MSA pact with SAC
      143 4 KUCHING, Tues —The Ma-layaia-Smgapore Air lines have entered into an agreement with the Sarawak Air Charter for the operation of all rural air services in Sabah and Sarawak until MSA have been re-equipped with new aircraft to replace the twin pioneer. This was announced by the
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      Lock icon Illegal entry: 3 Thai girls charged
      89 4 PENANG, Tues. Three Thai girls were arrested at ?00 a.m. today in a house, in Barrack Road. They were brought to the First Magistrate's Court this afternoon and charged with entry on July 22 The girls. Ah Meoi d/o Took Lim, 19, Ah Moon
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      Lock icon 2 TO STUDY MEDICINE IN INDIA
      77 4 .KUALA LUMPUR, Tues.— Two Malaysian students will l«ave for India by air toxnorrow for a six-year course in medicine. •They are Mr. Nik Azam bin Hamzah, an old pupil College, Kuala Kang«a r and M r Khoo C?® 1 E®*- *n old pupil of
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      Lock icon 'Bintulu-Miri Road will be completed by 1970'
      118 4 'BintuluMiri Road will be completed by 1970' KUALA LUMPUR. Tuea. —The 320-mile BintuluMiri Road in Barawak, which is under construction, is expected to be completed by 1970, the Sarawak Minister of Works and Communications. Dato Teo Kui Sen?, said here today. He told newsmen at the airport that when the
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      Lock icon Trinity (Overseas) Bar exam results
      137 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Tuea. Trinity (Oversea*) Bar examination results, 1967 received here today: ROMAN LAW Class 3 Low Pins Loons; Thalayasingam, Mis* G. K Balasingam s/o Vallipuram; Singh. Harcharan */o Uttam S.; Shanmugam. N. Tan. Soo Hal, Lee. Yin Chuan: Wong Wooi Pah; Raiendrs; Chwee Pen*
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      Lock icon NEW POST OFFICE
      50 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Tuea The Ministry of Works. Post# and Telecommunicstions, Malaysia, announces that a new post office will be opened at Klang North on Saturday and a new postsl agency will be opened at Kampong Pandan Selatan on Aug. 1. 1967. both in the State of Selangor.
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      Lock icon • The Acting Prime Minister, Tun Abdul Razak seen shaking hand with a young Kadasan girl during his recent two-day visit to Sabah.
      22 4 The Acting Prime Minister, Tun Abdul Razak seen shaking hand with a young Kadasan girl during his recent two-day visit to Sabah.
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      Lock icon Razak to open $2.1 mil. bridge
      301 4 BATU PAHAT. Muar, Tues.—The Deputy- Prime Minister, Tun Abdul Razak will open the 52.1 million Penggaram bridge here on Friday at 5.00 p.m. The Minister of Works. Posts and Telecommunications. Tun V. T Sambanthan. who will also be present, will address the gathering The
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      Lock icon TRAGIC END OF TWO WORKERS
      41 4 IPOH. Tues.— Two labourer*, working on a steel platform in the Bating Padang Hydro-electric scheme in Tapah plunged 475 feet to their death yesterday. Thev were Ismail bin Cheras. 44. and Johari bin Abdul Rahman. 24.
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      Lock icon Black & White photo contest
      311 4 Black White photo contest KLALA LUMPIR. Tues. A Black and White Photographic Competition Is being launched by the Department of Tourism in conjunction with the 1967 Internationa] Tourist Tear. This is one of the contributions of the department in the Malaysian Government's multiple campaigns directed at the promotion of tourist
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      Lock icon Pull-out: Br. envoy, Manicka hold talks
      126 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues The Minister of Labour Mr. V. Manickavasagam today discussed with the British H:gh Commissioner. Sir Michael Walker, the problem of Malaysians employed in the War Department in the context of the British decision to pull out its troops. Six thousand Malaysians
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      Lock icon Men of 2nd Battalion RMR told to eliminate the enemies
      343 10 KUCHING, Tues. Four hundred officers and men of the 2nd Battalion, the Royal Malay Regiment under the command of Major Azaidin bin Ali arrived by the "Auby" at Tanah Puteh docks last Saturday. On arrival at the docks they were
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      Lock icon Doctorate for social worker
      156 10 JOHORE BAHRU. Tues. A Government servant here who kept the midnight lamp burning after hectic voluntary social services daily has finally been rewarded for his toil. For, MB. Dass, father of three, has just received the degree of Doctor of Philosophy in physiology from the International
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      Lock icon CENTRE TO HELP FARMERS
      62 10 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. The State Veterinary Department in Selangor, has established another artificial insemination centre at the Veterinary livestock station in Serdang. beside the Sercang Agricultural College A spokesman for the department said that thi» was to assist pig farmers. He added the department hoped to
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      Lock icon Guaranteed price for dry padi is $16/- per picul
      472 10 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. The Ministry of Commerce and Industry today announced the Federal Government had decided that the guaranteed price for good dry padi delivered at mill door for the 1967/ 1968 crop is $16.00 per picul. This guarantee will remain
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      Lock icon KHIR PAYS $100 FOR A TICKET
      97 10 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. The Minister of Education, Enche Mohamed Khir Johari. was the seventh VIP to buy" a gala charity premiere ticket from the Methodist Afternoon School Old Boys' Association here when the president of the association, Mr. Chew Keng Wai. and the secretary.
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      Lock icon FREE X'RAY
      44 10 TAP AH. Tues A mobile X-Ray unit will visit the Tapah District Hospital on Aug. 3 and 4. Free service will be given to the pubic from 8.30 a.m. to 12 noon, and from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. on both days.
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      Lock icon The High Commissioner of India in Malaysia, Shri M. A. Rahman and his wife,Shrimati Rahman, paid a courtesy call on the Chief Minister of Penang, Tan Sri Wong Pow Nee at his office in Bangunan Tuanku Syed Putra. Penang, recently. Picture shows the Chief Minister with Shri and Shrimati Rahman.
      51 10 The High Co mmissioner of India in Malaysia, Shri M. A. Rahman and his wife,Shrimati Rahman, paid a courtesy call on the Chief Minister of Penang, Tan Sri Wong Pow Nee at his office in Bangunan Tuanku Syed Putra. Penang, recently. Picture shows the Chief Minister with Shri and Shrimati
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      Lock icon 'The kitchen is driving school' shock for police
      266 10  -  By Lim Tho-w Boon KUAU Lumpur Tuesday Police officers on a check of driving schools here yesterday received a rude shock They visited 31 names in their books. Of these, 17 premises were practically non-existent. Recalled ASP Tan Teck Cheng, who led
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      Lock icon MASTER FARMER CONTEST
      125 10 PENANG. Tues. A Penang State Master Farmer "Peladang Terpuji" will be selected on Thursday from among :r«e district winning farmers from Penang and Province Weilesley. This was announced by the chairman of the Agricultural. Industrial and Progress exhibition. Enche< Aziz Ibrahim, here today. The "Peladanj Terpuji" contest
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      Lock icon UNION MEETING
      51 10 IPOH, Tues A memorandum on retiring benefits will come up for adoption at the Biennial meeting of the Federation Replanting Staff Union. Perak branch, at Asrama Perak in Tanabun Road here The Chief Replanting Officer of the Rubber Industry (Replanting) Board, Mr. Tan Teng Poey will open the
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      Lock icon TEA AND DINNER
      43 10 IPOH, Tues. The Shaw Organisation Employees' Welfare Association, Perak branch, will celebrate its fourth anniversary on Thursday, with a tea-party at the Jubilee Cabaret. This will be followed by a dinner at Chow Kee restaurant in Yau Tet Shin market.
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      Lock icon TRAFFIC CHIEF: DON'T PARK IN 'NO PARKING' AREA
      237 10 RCALA LUMPUR. Toe*. So you lie back nonchalantly on the driver's seat along congested Jalan luanku Abdul Rahman while your lady friend over a sheer neg"iw in the show rase. A big sign, proclaiming 'No Parking.' stares disapprovingly at you. "To the
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      Lock icon CAMP CRAFT CONTEST
      57 10 NIBONG TEBAL. Tues. The annual Camp Craft competition for Scout troops In South Province Welleslev will be held at Bungel Jawi Bcouts* camp site starting from Friday. The competition which will last till Sunday will be opened by the District Officer, Nlbong Tebal. Enche Abdul Aziz bin
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      Lock icon Inspector tells Court he did not book a 'woman'
      590 10 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. A Police Insperto* today denied in the Sessions Court that he got into a fight with a man in a dispute over who should receive the favours of a "woman". The "woman", it was subsequently revealed in court.
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      Lock icon $8,000 for a prayer hall
      82 10 MUAR. Tues. The Mentri Besar of Johore. Dato Haji Othman bin Haji Sa at, last mght made an on-the-spot grant of 56.000 as part of the Government's contribution towards the construction of a 53.000 prayer hall at the Government Housing Trust here. Dato Haji Othman
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      Lock icon No work permits charge: 21 employers in court
      219 10 SINGAPORE. Tues. Twenty-one employers were today charged in the Ninth Magistrate's Court with having in their employs workers who did not possess Work Permits. I They were charged under Bection 8 (1) punishable under Section 14 (1> of the Regulation of Employment
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      Lock icon Tapper shot
      37 10 IPOH. Tues. A tapper. Abdul Hamid bin Hijong Hussein, 31, was shot in th* leg by a stray bullet, while hunting in Kampong Bukit Chandan. near Kuala Kangsar. He was admitted to the District Hospital
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      Lock icon MR. Toshio Niimi. President of the Maruwa Electronic and Chemical Co. Ltd.. Japan, who was on a survey trip here for his new products. left Singapore on Monday for home.
      65 10 Mr. Niimi's firm has introduced the latest and most unique up-to-date stereo device, known as the "Mecca Car Tape Cartridce
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      Lock icon FIDA to have six divisions
      219 11 KUALA LUMPUR, Tuts.— Th« Federal Industrial Development Authority will officially function under six divisions next month. The Council of F.I.D.A at its third meeting here today approved programmes to be implemented in phases os early as possible for the industrial development of the country. This
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      Lock icon Seminar on Malaysia's socio-economic problems
      415 11 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Malaysians, who are not members of organised groups, will be given an opportunity to express their views end recommend possible solutions to selected problems of interest concerning the nation, through the forthcoming" seminar on Malaysia's socio-economic questions." The seminar will be held
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      Lock icon 'Big Walk' case postponed
      183 11 KAJANG, Tues. Thev had come from Malacca and Pahang —34 of them, all estate workers to stand trial for taking part In an unlawful procession. Members of the riot police fully equipped with tear gas shells and gas masks stood by outside the Magistrate'* Court here
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      Lock icon SPECIAL MERDEKA PUBLICATION
      88 11 KAJANG. Tues. The Kajang District Merdeka Celebrations Committee Is to publish a special souvenir to commemorate the nation's tenth Merdeka anniversary. The souvenir will contain messages from the Mentrl Besar. the State Secretary, the District Officer and other personalities. It will have the full programme of activities
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      Lock icon 2 Indon fishermen fined
      93 11 MALACCA, Tues Two Indonesian fishermen were today fined $l5O each or one-and-a-half months jail in th« Magistrate's Court here today for illegal entry into Malaysia last Saturday. In pleading guiltv, Bahari bin Kadir, 27. and Ridisan bm Lazam 34. claimed they were caught in a storm
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      Lock icon 3 cars, motor-cycle stolen
      54 11 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues Three cars and one motorcycle. valued at $23,400, were reported lost during the past 24 hours. One of these a Mercedes 250S valued at $lB,OOO belonged to Datin Eu Eng Hock at Jalan Ampang. The ear was stolen from Datm Eu's Jalan Ampang
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      Lock icon • The Minister of Local Government and Housing, Mr. Khaw Kai Boh, declaring open the Kwan Inn Temple at Petaling Jaya on Saturday. Picture shows Mr. Khaw (centre) cutting the ribbon in declaring open the temple.
      35 11 The Minister of Local Government and Housing, Mr. Khaw Kai Boh, declaring open the Kwan Inn Temple at Petaling Jaya on Saturday. Picture shows Mr. Khaw (centre) cutting the ribbon in declaring open the temple.
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      Lock icon Picture shows Peter Adler (left) talking with the French Ambassador to Malaysia, Mr. Pierre Anthonioz (centre), and Graf von Bassewitz, Second Secretary of the German Embassy.
      92 11 A "systemic paintings" exhibition the first of its kind in Malaysia by two visiting German artists was opened at Gallerv 11. Jalan Pinang. Kuala
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      Lock icon World of tomorrow on display
      230 11 FENANG. Tup* The State Commissioner of Lands and Mines, Enche Mohamed Nor bin Zabidin. told the gathering at the "Destination Moon" exhibition today that they wer<» witnessing a display which was of the world of tomorrow He said this when he opened the exhibition. "The
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      Lock icon Century-old Malay court music for water pageant
      566 11 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues.—The tunes of a centuryold Malay court music, on the brink of being lost and forgotten for all time, has now been rescued for posterity and will be heard for the first time in many years at the water pageant here
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      Lock icon US envoy renames library
      92 11 PENANG Tues. Tha former U. 8.1.5. Library was renamed the Jefferson Centre by the American Ambassador to Malaysia, Mr. James D. Bell, here today. He hoped the centre would serve Malaysia, giving a broad possible view to the people, like doctors and engineer!. to know and
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      Lock icon BABY SHOW CONTEST
      87 11 NIBONO TEBAL. Tues. The Province Wellesley South District Baby Bhow competition will be held at the Health Clinic here on Thursday starting from 2.30 p.m. Entry forms for the competition are now available at health clinics, health sub-centres and mid-wife units in the district. Tha competition is
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      Lock icon Merdeka anniversary stamps
      149 11 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Two commemorative Postage itimpi win be released on Aug. 31 to mark the 10th anniversary of Merdeka The stamps, of 15 centa and 50 cent denominations, feature the portnatg ©f Malaysia's former Kings and tfaa present Yang di-P«rtuan Agocg in profile and the national
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      Lock icon Khaw tours Tanjong Malim Estate
      144 11 TANJONG MALIM, Tuet. The Miniater of Local Government and Houaing, Mr. Khaw Kai Boh. yesterday made a four-hour tour of Tanjong Malim estate and Changkat Estate, near Tanjong Malim. The Minister, who is MP. for Ulu Selanjor, is on a tour of hij constituency. On
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      Lock icon Swine fever in Sabah
      107 11 JESS EL TON, Tues. (UPI)— Swine fever has broken out in two of the district* oj Sabah, it was officially announced yesterday. The West Coast Resident, Mr. Leong Ah Koon, announced here that a one-mile radius on the tenth mil« be'ween J ess el ton and
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      Lock icon WOMAN IN HOSPITAL WITH BURNS
      55 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues A washerwoman, Lim Aun. 41, wat admitted to the General Hospital shortly after midnight with severe burns on her chest and lower part of the body. Madam Lim, of Jalar. San Peng, is believed to have injured when an oil lamp in
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      Lock icon Memo to Minister by smallholders
      375 11 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Two Smellholders' Associations in Malaysia are shortly to submit a memorandum to the Minister of Commerce and Industry," Dr. Lim Swee Aun, urging him to set up a co-operative scheme for smallholders to enable them to purchase more land to supplement their
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      46 2 SPORE DIARY 11 a.m. to 10 p m Victor:! Memorial Hall: Japan Trade Exhibition. 8.45 p.m. Vic'oria Theatre: Pianoforte Fecita; by Master Seow Ylt Kin. 7.30 p.m Free film sboxs by the Ministry of Culture: Loroni Lumut; Kampor.g Tengah: Kampong Gcii Soon and Tai Cheon? School
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      Lock icon Labour confab to call for break with US V'nam policy
      232 5 LONDON, Tues. (Reuter) Prime Minister Harold Wilson's Labour administration will be urged to make a complete break with America's Vietnam policies when the party's annual conference meets in October. Ten resolutions most of them urging eitheT full British dissociation from
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      311 5 r\RAFT resolutions submitted to the conference and published today show that the weeklone meeting of the cabinet with its grass roots supporters mav prove Mr. Wilson's biggest test since he became Labour Party chief four years ago. The vast bulk of the resolutions are
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      55 5 NEW YORK. Tues. (Reuter) Some 1.800 Puerto Ricans rioted through New York's Spanish harlem last night and police reported one man killed by gun fire The rioters burned and pillaged 18-block section of the area. The mob hurled bottles and garbage at police and overturned
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      306 5 ALL FOR TROIS RIVIERES, Quebec. Tues. (Reuter) President de Gaulle, cheered by crowds and battered by rain, yesterday punched home his message to French Canadians that they must become their own masters. Foul weather along much of the President's 180-mile motorcade route from Quebec
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      91 5 PARIS. Tues. (Reuter) A French right-wing minority party has accused President de Gaulle of stirring up resistance among French Canadians against the Canadian federal authorities The party, the Alliance Republicaine. led by former presidential candidate JeanLouis Tixier Yignancour. said in a statement circulated here: "Th* man who
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      Lock icon Mrs.Tshombe apparently fails in mercy mission
      142 5 PARIS. Tues. (Reuter) Mrs. Ruth Tshombe, wife of the former Congolese Prime Minister, has failed in her attempt to persuade two African presidents to try to save her husband from extradition and possible execution in the Congo. Mrs. Tshombe flew here last Saturday hoping
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      146 5 RIO DE JANEIRO. Tues. (Reuter*—Police today were searching for the body of a former showgirl believed murdered on the island she ran as a nudist colony In Guanabara Bay near here. Luz Del Fuego (Firelight!. who became famous by posing in the nude with
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      42 5 TOKYO. Tues. (IPI) A talent booking agency in Tokyo is advertising for bunny girls. The ad promised 10.000 yen (U.S. 527.78) a day for those selected. Applicants are required to "furnish a full-length photo mentioning bodyweight and any special ability."
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      155 5 MANILA, Tues. (Reuter) President Ferdinand Marcos has said that the proposed summit conference of the Vietnam allies should discuss not only the war but the situation in all the other Asian regional in- volved in the conflict. President Marcos in a radio Interview said his
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      Lock icon • PURI festival annually held in July in honour of Lord Jagannath (Universe) is the biggest and the most spectacular of all temple festivals in India. The most exciting aspect of the festival is the chariot procession. Three huge chariots, resembling in shape of a temple structure, are drawn by thousands of pilgrims along Puri's streets, one of which is shown in this picture.
      65 5 PURI festival annually held in July in honour of Lord Jagannath (Universe) is the biggest and the most spectacular of all temple festivals in India. The most exciting aspect of the festival is the chariot procession. Three huge chariots, resembling in shape of a temple structure, are drawn by thousands
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      73 5 KARACHI. Tues (Reuter) Karachi's worst monsoon m a decade killed at least three people, injured scores of others and left more than 3.000 shanty-dwellers homeless yesterday. Two other people were reported missing from the shanty rolonies along the swollen Lyarl River which runs through part
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      79 5 WASHINGTON, Tues (Reuter > A State Department spokesman said the department would not interfere with the publication of the memoirs of Stalin's daughter Svetlana Alliluyeva. Madame AUUuyeva defected to the United States earlier this year and has a contract with a U.S. publisher for her memoirs.
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      93 5 TOKYO. Tues. <UPI) Japanese officials are studying the possibility of slicing a canal through Thailand on the Malay Peninsula to shorten Its ocean routes to the Middle East, a Japanese newspaper said today. The canal would be about 42.5 miles long and would join the
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      124 5 ADEN. Tues. (Reuter) British troops came under bazooka, grenade and gun attacks in Aden yesterday during a 24- hour strike railed in protest against the soldiers' alleged ill-treatment of Arabs. At least three British soldiers were hurt A military spokesman reported 17 separate grenade and shooting
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      552 6 Peace feelers by Japanese WARSAW. Tuea. (Reuter) North Vietnam expects the United States to intensify the war in the North and is prepared even for the destruction of Hanoi and U.S. troop landings, Prime Minister Pham Van Dong said in an interview published
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      36 6 ROME. Tues. Reuter) Pope PauJ left here by air today tor a two-day visit to Turkey. Pope Paul's special PanAmerican Airlines jet took off from Rome airport at 0635 local (0535 GMT).
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      Lock icon Bill to prevent race riots
      93 6 WOLVERHAMP TON, England Tuea. (Renter) New government leg-il-lation against racialism will be brouaht in aoon. Minister responsible for immigration David Ennals disclosed here. He toid immigrant community leadera here last night the British government was determined thst racial violence sweeping the United States was not
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      109 6 DUBLIN, Imh Republic, Tues. (Reuer> A 400-year-old «l?n language used by whlte-rooed Cistercian Monies In Ireland has been abolished Their vow of silence has been relaxed by a meeting of the Catholic order's general chapter In Citeaux. France. Monks will be allowed to speak for the first
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      71 6 FELAXFD passengers watch a new television system designed and developed by a British company for long-distance motor coaches consisting of four receivers suspended from the vehicle's roof, with the sound relayed either through loud speakers or individual earpphones. Powered by the coach's batteries, the 11-inch
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      238 6 HONG KONG, Tues. (Reuter) Police, backed by British Gurkha troops, continued their drive to flush out suspected leftist agitators today, hitting a shipyard in the Kowloon dock area. The Gurkhas threw a cordon around the A Fai shipyard and an Army helicopter horered overhead as
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      153 6 LONDON*, Tues. (Reuter) Sixteen ca»n offers from at least five countries have tren made for the liner Queen Mary after her retirement at the end of this year, her owners said today Bds for the 81.000-ton liner, up for sale to the highest bidder, closed
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      73 6 JAKARTA, Tues. (Ren- Pretty Indonesian film star Peruana Sari was killed when her scooter collided with a big track here yesterday. Press reports »aid she was thrown 60 feet from the scene of the accident and died of a fractured •skull. Permana Sari had just completed
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      92 6 BONN. Tues (Reuter) Hitler and his mother may have been cousin*, according to a West German historian quoted by the Hamburg news magazine Der Spiegel today After 12 years, of research. Dr Werner Maser prepared a preliminary study for a biography of Hitler In which he
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      144 6 LONDON. Tues. (Reuter) —The conservative London Daily Telegraph today deplored the treatment of foreign correspondents based In Peking In a leading article headed: "Chinese Brigandage." It said Communist China had hitherto been fairly tolerant towards those journalists which she had admitted through the bamboo curtain. The Telegraph
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      107 6 CANBERRA. Tues An American Redstone was launched from 5Australia's Woomera R Testing Range today m 5 series of experiments v. prove the West's war missiles The rocket per for me-, ss scheduled, the Miniver Supply. Senator V Henry said today It is the fifth launch;-' 0' a
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      Lock icon Soekarno's son on trial for accident
      158 6 JAKARTA. Tues (Reuier) One of deposec. President Soekarno sons. Guruh Sukarnoputra will go on 'rial here on Friday on criminal charges arising from a oar acciaent last Mav in which the son of a former Sukar-.o aide. Colonel Saeian was killed, it was announced
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      70 6 NEW DELHI. Tues (Router'—lndia's ruling Congress Party last night decided to risk a trial o! strength with opposition in the central Indian State of Madhya Pradesh where mais defections have left the Congress majority :n peril. But State Chief Minii'er DP. Mlshra told reporters "I retain my
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      23 6 BRUSSELS. Tues 'R'uter) Cardinal Josef Cardijn. founder of the worldwide Tounr Christian Workers Movement, died here early today, aged 85
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      Lock icon Japan welcomes UK retreat into Europe
      457 6 WAITING TO EXPLOIT AUSSIE MINERALS LONDON, Tues. (AFP). The moment Britain enters the European Economic Community, Japan will "really score" in Australia, according to a senior executive of Mitsui/ quoted in the "Guardian" by the paper's business editor, William Davis, writing from Tokyo. "Japan
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      Lock icon Aussie Army Minister visiting units in V'nam
      330 6 SAIGON, Tues. (Reuter) Australian Minister Mr. Malcolm Fraser arrived here toda\ for an inspection tour of Australian forces in Sou'hVietnam. I' The Minister told Reuter here that he would visit Australian bases at Vung Tau. Nul Dat and Danang "to get as good
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      71 6 JAKARTA Tues. (lieutar 1 A gang of uniformed smugglers were wrested at Jakarta airport yesterday after they beat up a custom® official who found them bringing in 45 pounds weight of pearls and wristwatches hidden in a television set, the Armed Forces Bulletin reported today. The
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      Lock icon US race riots concern P.I.
      53 6 MANILA Tues. (UPI) The two afternoon newspapers bete today published on the front pe«e report# from Washington that President Johnson had ordered the Pentagon to take jteps to stop racial riots in Detroit. There were bo editorial comments. No oflcial comments on President Johnson's order
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      Lock icon Nigerians flee war-torn country to Ghana
      205 7 LAGOS. Tues. (UPI) Hundreds of Nigerians were reported yesterday trying A® 6 their war•orr. country to Ghana as fshttng continued in the <*>• <=ssionist eastern region. Off. :ais in Accra, the capital. said hundreds of N.gerians have tried to er/er since the fighting out
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      Lock icon China supplies Pakistan with enough equipment
      156 7 NEW DELHI. Tues. (UPI) China has supplied Pakistan with enough equipment for two infantry divisions, miscellaneous small arms, and other military hardware. Minister of State for Defence BR. Bhagat told Parliament yesterday. "The greater part of these weapons can be used in guerrilla warfare."
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      103 7 HONG KONG. Tues. (UPI» Police, supported by Gurkha troops of the British Military Garrison, today raided a small shipyard in a search for leftist agitators and terrorist materials. There was no resistance. Police said about 100 workers on duty at the time of the late morning raid
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      Lock icon Royal Air Force technicians in Britain assembling one of the Skua rockets being fired at night from the country's northernmost rocket range in the outer Hebrides, to probe the serets of clouds that shine at night at a height of some 50 miles – one of the greatest unsolved mysteries of the upper atmosphere. Ordinarily, clouds are not found above a height of 10 miles, and it is thought that the centre of the outer space clouds – they only appear between June and August in high geographical latitudes – is probably made up of meteorite particles surrounded by ice. Small parachutes bearing temperature recording equipment are released from the rockets at an altitude of 55 miles to float slowly through the area. Readings are automatically broadcast to meteorologists on the ground and investigated for information on the origin of the water that forms these ultra-high clouds and on the temperatures in these region.
      151 7 Royal Air Force technicians in Britain assembling one of the Skua rockets being fired at night from the country's northernmost rocket range in the outer Hebrides, to probe the serets of clouds that shine at night at a height of some 50 miles one of the greatest unsolved mysteries of
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      83 7 BRISBANE. Tues. <Reuter) More Australian troops will be needed in Malaysia following Britain's withdrawal, Malaysian High Commissioner Inche Mohammed bin Baba said here today. He said twenty per cent of Malaysia's national In- come is spent on defence, but this was only enough for Internal security.
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      Lock icon Senator charges trickery used to get loans from Export-Import banks
      382 7 WASHINGTON. Tues. (IPI) CENATOR Stuart Symington yesterday charged trickery was used to secure anonymous loans from the export-import bank to finance arms without the knowledge of Congress. Mr. Symington branded the financial manoeuvring as "a trick and that's a fair
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      Lock icon LBJ orders paratroopers to Detroit
      111 7 WASHINGTON*. Tues. (UPI) President Johnson yesterday ordered 4.700 paratroopers to Detroit but decided against sending them into the riot-racked section of the city uniess the situation became more perilous The White House announced that the President was following the advice of Cyrus Vance, one of
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      Lock icon TRAINS COLLIDE HEAD-ON
      160 7 TOKYO. Tues. (UPI) An express passenger train and a freight tra;n collided head On near Osaka yesterday injuring at least 90 persons. five of them seriously. The Mainirhi Daily news said there were 400 persons on the four-coach passenger train at the time of the collision. The
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      87 7 TOKYO. Tues. (UPI) Typhoon Ellen has He gun a westward journey and will probably miss the southern Island of Kyushu, the Meteorological Agency said today As of 6 a.m. Ellen was about fin miles south of Kyushu and moving to the west The 10th Typhoon
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      64 7 JAKARTA. Tues (UPI) Attorney General Maj. Gen. Sugih Arto has banned the Dutch magazine "De Speigel" of March 18. the Independent Jakarta daily "Nusantara" reported today. "De Speigel" has reportedly published i series of articles about corruption in Indonesia, mentioning several names of top-ranking officials. The Attorney
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      Lock icon Mrs. Tshombe prays for clemency for President
      219 7 PARIS. Tues. (UPI) Mrs Moise Tshombe prayed last night lor Algerian President Houari Boumedienne's clemency. By extraditing her husband to the Congo, she said, he could become an "accomplice in a pure and simple assassination." She also said that a reward of $lOO,OOO
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      77 7 TOKYO. Tues. (UPJ) The first Japan-South Korean Ministerial conference will convene in Tokyo on August 9-10. the Foreign Ministry announced today. A spokesman said the meetings will be at the government's official guest house at S h i b a Shirokane i n Tokyo. The South
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      Lock icon S'pore dancer takes part in ballet school matinee
      98 7 Twenty-y ear-old Michael Ho (left) from Singapore, who is studying at the British Royal Ballet School, in a scene from the "Rake's Progress" with 18-year-old Julie Wood and 17-year-old Anthony Molyneux during the dress rehearsal for the school'* annual matinee. The annuai
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      Lock icon Negro shot dead in racial violence
      214 7 ROCHESTER. New York. Tues. (UPI) An unidentified Negro was shot and killed last night as racial violence spread over a wide area of this upstate New York City. Rochester Police said the man was dead on arrival at St. Mary's Hospital after a shooting
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      Lock icon Judge: Bulk sales by alien firms to consumers do not violate retail act
      315 7 MANILA, Tues. (UPI) A Manila judge has ruled that bulk sales by alien firms to industrial consumers do not violate the Philippines "Nationalisation of Retail Trade Act." Court of the First Instance Judge Luis B Reyes ruled
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    868 8 THE Manila accord became a dead letter four years ago- It was torn up by the Philippines and Indonesia soon after Malaysia was formed. At a period when the nations of South-east Asia are searching for common ground to form a workable association for mutual co-operation, the
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    874 8  -  By: K.G. Tharan, J. Bahru, A GIGANTIC revolution is currently blozing past the dark, desolate rural areas of Johore to annihilate the root of illiteracy. More than 40,000 people are actively engaged in this revolution, lead by En c he Suleiman Adam, the dedicated and high-spirited
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      Lock icon Dictatorial attitude of heads of departments
      168 8 T WOULD like to bring to the notice of the public of the dictatorial attitude adopted by certain heads of departments after our Deputy Prime Minister has given them powers of discipline. A certain supervisor of night adult classes deliberately holds back the allowances
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      225 8  -  C. M. LEE Slur* pore WOULD the PU B inform the public when the "ESTIMATES'* for electricity, water and gas consumption will be stopped so as to prevent the accounts department of PU B. from overcharging the public at any fancy figures the y like In
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      87 8 GEN. ORDERS DEVOTION WINDING up the debate on Industrial Relations Bill (E.S. 27-6-67) our Labour Minister is reported to have pointed out that Government Servants were well protected by the General Orders and that thej should show devotion to service for the progress of the country. Could our Honourable Minister
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      Lock icon Need for a better library in Batu Pahat
      289 8  -  M. LAU Batu Pahat There is an urger* need for a better Batu Pahat. It is a fast-growing 'own which prides itself to be *he third largest in Johore Yet. our Public Librarv, instead of expanding *o meet the needs of the
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      Lock icon Problems of Malaysian Ceylonese
      97 8 "A MEN'S letter <E.S A 27.6.67) has fa.lec to give a proper version of the problems of Malaysian Ceylonese. Firstly. by introducing Anglo-Saxon heroes Ujto the scene, he has bet raved his ignorance. Secondly he has tried to put the blame on the Malay-sian-Indian Congress In
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      62 8 THERE is some exoneration of Sukarno's "confrontation" when Tour editorial, LONDON TALKS, said he might have been wron* in many things. but n« wag not far wrong when he talked of neocolonialism in Sabah and Sarawak. Perhaps history will n<>t judge much maligned karno as harshly a«.
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      141 9 SINGAPORE. Tues.— A 24hour service programme for all Carrier Air Conditioning owners In North Malaysia has been introduced by Astoria Ltd. of and Alor Star, the dialer for Carrier products in that area. lr. announcing this 24hiur service programme, Mr Vincent Goh. Manager of Astoria Ltd.
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      Lock icon Executives seek aircraft maintenance shop in Bangkok
      134 9 BANGKOK. Tues. (UPI). Two executives of an American Aircraft maintenance firm are here negotiating with Thai Airways to es-ablish an aircraft maintenance shop in Bangkok, ±e Bangkok Post reported today. The company, to be capitilized at $1 million will be 70 Der cent
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      31 9 NEW YORK. Tues. (UPI) Dow Jones interim avera--4«» 30 Indus. 906.48 off 3.07 20 Rails 272.61 off 0.38 15 Utils 132.70 UP 0.13 65 Stock! 332.70 off 0.73
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      Lock icon Airline makes proving flight to Mauritius
      170 9 BOMBAY, Tues. Air-India's Boeing 707 Intercontinental Jet left Bombay on a proving flight to Mauritius under the command of Capt. K M Mathen, Operations Manager, Central Division, at 2.00 a.m. on July 19, 1967. The aircraft will cover the distance of about 2.917 statute
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      292 9 SINGAPORE, Tues August first grade rubber f.0.0. buyers closed at 5 p.m. in Singapore and Kuala Lumpur today at 54J cents per lb., down three-eighths of a cent from previous close. The tone was quiet. Mr Callaghan's speech dispelling devaluation fears and the situation in Detroit
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      130 9 LONDON, Tues. Construction is to start immediately of an extension to the Port of Liverpool. Northwest England, wnleh is Britain's major export port. It will enable Liverpool to offer facilities comparable with the best in Europe. Sir Clifford Dove, the ports Director-General,
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      Lock icon Hicee Sweetlets Stall on Show
      50 9 EASTERN SUN picture show the stall displaying Hicee Complexion Sweetlets at the Japan Trade Exhibition at V irtoria Memorial Hall in Singapore, In the centre Mr. Cheong Wing, proprietor of Luen Wah Medical Co. is seen talkins to Mr. Satow. Manager of Mitsui Co. Ltd
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      877 9 SINGAPORE Tues. Verv quiet condition* continued on the Stock Exchange today with thin trading. Industrials, on the whole, were steady except few selective equities which were noted with slight gains. Gammon closed *t SI 36. gained three cents from previous close Gains of four
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      56 9 NEW YORK. Tues. (UPI) Rubber futures closed 5 to 10 points lower. Sales nil. Bid Asked Sep 20.95 21.70 Nov 20.95 21.70 Jan 20.95 21.70 Mar 21 05 21.80 May 21.05 21 80 Jul 2105 WOM'* Jul 21.05 21.80 The spot No. 1 RSS quoted at 20$
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      111 9 SINGAPORE. Tues. A leading Japanese steelmaker ha* established a world record for blast furnace output. Fukuyama Iron Works, the fourth Integrated steelmaking complex of Nippon Kokan (NKK) of Japan recorded a record of 4.303 metric ton* a day output In June from its No 1 blast
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      41 9 WASHINGTON. Tues. (Reuter) General Services Administration announced but one sale of tin today that of five long tons of «rade *C' at $1.52 per lb to loessin* Bronze Co with Roessing taking delivery from storage at Hammond. Indiana
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      16 9 SINGAPORE. Tues The tin price for today was $6lO per pirul. up 50 cents.
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      823 9 ARRIVALS IN SINGAPORE Time 12.05 am. Airline MSA 02# from Kuala Lumpur. Time 6 a.m. Airline MSA 309 from Perl h. Time |.:W a m. Airline MM 019 from Kuala Lumpur Time 8.50 a.m. Airline JAL *l2 from Jakarta. Time 9.:»0 a m. Airline MSA 121
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      Lock icon Hopes in investment from abroad
      202 9 ESSEN. Germany, Tues. (UPI) —Searching for a tonic to revive West Germany's ailing industrial giant, the country's planners are pinning their hopes in investment from abroad. Already they have warded off unemployment by attracting new foreign industries to the troubled Ruhr region and officials sav
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      120 9 ROME. Tues. (Reuter) A French company has submitted "a very good proposition" to work large nickel deposits at Surigao in Mindanao island in the Philippines. Filipino VicePresident Fernando Lope* said here today. The Vice-President. who said he was not in a position to give the name of
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      70 9 NEW YORK. Tues. (UPI) The rubber market closed steady with spot 17-3/8 17-5/8. Settlement House: Aug 17-1/4 17-7/16 Sept and Oct 17-5/16 17-7/16 Oct/Dec 17-3/8 17-7/16 Jan/March 17-1/2 17-9/16 April/June 17-11/16 17-13/16 July/Sept 17-7/8 17-15/16 Oct/Der 18-1/16 18-3/16 Jan/March 18-3/16 18-5/16 April/June 18-3/8 18-1/2 July/Sept 18-1/2
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      529 9 SINGAPORE—Mock Exehmice bid and offer price* officially listed at the close of btulnea*. INDUSTRIAL Bousttd 1.M 1.54 C. Surar 1.69 1.70 Chemical Co 1.66 1.67 Told storage 3.44 3.46 Dunlop 2.23 2.25 E. Smelting 4.28 4.32 E.AJ 2.62 2.63 Esso Ord« 3.20 3.22 Fltzpatrlcks 1.52 F. ii V
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      52 9 (Manager* Prtrei) First Malayan XD 2.37 2.47 Second Malayan XD 1.69 1.79 Third Malayan 1.17 1.27 The fommprre Indu«t_y Fond .90 1.00 The Savings Fund 1.3fi 1.4* Malayan Investment Fond 1.05 1.15 Sterling Commodity s/io 4 5 First Hong Kong .81 .86* Second Hong Kong .55 5!>* •Hone
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      98 9 SINGAPORE. Tuev Slneapore (Mnw Produce Exchancfl noon prim today were: Buyer Scller Corona t OH (F.O.B.) Hulk 46.25 Coconut Oil (F.O.B.) Orumt 48.73 Loofce C opra Mixed Jnly/Ans 29.50 Muntok White Pepper ft O.B.) VI..W 140.00 Sarawak White Pepper iKIR.) 137.50 Sarauak >pe< la 1 Blark Pepp«-r (1 O.B)
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      93 9 SINGAPORE. Tues.— The Association of Banks in Malaysia todav made the following changes in itg rate* to merchantsNEW YORK: Buying T.T. 32|. Airmail O.D. 32f; 90 d/st. 33-3/16 credit bills; 33- trade bill*. CANADA: Buying T.T. 353/16; Airmail O.D. 35-5/16: 90 d'st. 35J credit bills; 36 trade bills.
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      114 9 SINGAPORE. Tues The following ships are expected to be in port today: God owns Vessels 1/2 Jag Kranti 3/4 Ela 5 Tarcred 6/7 Golden Wonder 8/0 Eastern Trader 10/11 Hongkong Amber 13/14 Sentor 15/18 Neder Rhone 18 E'.len Bakke 19 Thorscape 21 '22 Kinabalu 23/24 Manoleverett 25/26 Nissho
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      150 10 Ik.l. diary! Welcome Home Exhibition of Malaysian Art at National Art Gallery 10 a.m. to 6.30 p.m.; Exhibition of Systemic Paintings by Peter Adler and Eva Maria Weidling at Galeri 11, Jalan Pinang, 11 a.m to 7 p.m. Wednesday Art Group Exhibition at British Council 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.;
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  • THE NEW FILMS
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      Lock icon All comedy break loose with sexy Raquel
      528 13 SINGAPORE, Tuei. When o group of inept, ond beautiful amateurs (including sex-goddess' Raquel Welch) try to steal $5 million, ALL COMEDY BREAK LOOSE! That, in a nutshell, sums up Josef Shaftel's latest rollicking comedy, "The Biggest Bundle Of Them All," starring Robert Wagner
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      Lock icon Take heart you greybeards, you're still sexy! says Elke Sommer
      238 13 'PAKE heart you frey- beards you ar« ftttll sexy! Authority tor this statement: flamorous Ger-man-born star Elke Sommer. Said Elke: "I like men. I am fascinated bv them I would much rather be surrounded by men than by women "The
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      198 13 AFTER many years of feeing under contract to a ainfle film fomMny. Rock Huason. star of Paramount'! "Seconds" recently decided to form hig own company to find properties he might do himself or in conjunction with another company. And what's the name of Rock's company? "Gibraltar,
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      Lock icon Indonesians make fortune from seized American films
      791 13  -  by: Peter Job JAKARTA, Tues. (Reuter) A handful of Indonesians are quietly making their fortunes screening well-known Hollywood films seized by the State as "Imperialist propaganda" when President Sukarno was in power. "Ben Hur," "The Ten Commandments/' and "Mutiny On The Bounty" featuring
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      Lock icon Daring clothes by Darin
      172 13 gOBBY DARIN. who takes temporary refuge from Tin Pan Alley to appear in the de Grunwald-Rank production of STRANGER IN THE HOUSE, is an accomplished designer of men's clothes. Ha has designed a ihirt With a CAilir that buttons down without any buttons Don't print how."
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      254 13 SHAW GANISATION |L I D O Phone ***** LtH I 11. 1.45, iM, «.M Shawicope. Color Visdirta *:t!s English Subtitles T0JCSH7 3 15 p in. NO Free Ust Ret Sustn THF HOVET POT" Color <CAt r CAPITOL Phone ***** NOW SHOWING 4 !HMI Dally: 11. t-30. M SO INCREASE In
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      418 13 Last 4 9h«frt! tl 13* 4MI im "LOVE 15 TBICKEB THAN HIM Mandarin SCOPE COLOR English Chine** Subtitles Grand Premiere TONIGHT 9 r m T £J?9?J T »%i.?*l 00 i? orß,r Bh nt P Color. C6!uHibiji P.U» On Fxhifin FlHtl" sr |i fa? 8? cm/*" •in Documentary in Color. nhclich
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      Lock icon HK varsity team face financial setback
      158 14 HONG KONG. Tues. (Reliter) The Hong Kong team to next month's University Olympics In Tokyo are having difficulty In raising sufficient funds to take part in the Games following the Japanese Organising Committee announcement that all competing nations will have to pay for their
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      Lock icon Ebihara does 4 rounds of sparring
      175 14 BUEMOS AIRES. Tues. (UPI) Japanese flyweight challenger. Hiroyuki Ebihara sparred three rounds yesterday for his title bout on August 12 with world champion Horacio Accavallo. Ebihara showed swift foot work and landed powerful rights on his sparring partner Brazilian Helenio Ferreira. Even as Ferreira
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      30 14 KUCHINO. Tues. A regatta on Aug. 31 followed by a public rally and procession and inter-school sports the next day will highlight Malaysia Day celebrations for Lundu, first division.
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      Lock icon A jolt for UK swimming plans
      193 14 COACH KINNEAR RESIGNS IN PROTEST LONDON, Tues. (UPI).—Britain's Olym. pic swimming plans received a severe setback yesterday with the resignation of Olympic team coach Bert Kinnear. Kinnear. one of the world's top swimming teachers and mastermind of "operation victory." a plan aimed at putting
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      Lock icon South Korea enter strong side for Asian TT c'ships
      190 14 SINGAPORE, Tues. South Korea runner-up in th e 1967 World Table Tennis Championships in Stockholm have entered a formidable contingent for the forthcoming Bth Asian Table Ten n i s Championships to be held in the island-Republic from August 10 to
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      Lock icon Townsend wins Dutch golf event
      129 14 THE HAGUE. Tues (Reuter) Peter Townsend (Porter's Park, Britain) won the Dutch Open Golf Championship here yesterday with an aggregate of He had rounds of 72, 69. 69. 72 to wi n the first prize of 350 sterling by one stroke from Papwa Sewgolum (South
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      Lock icon • WITH the placardcarrier ahead, the Malaysian team enters the Asaka Shooting Ranger to attend the opening ceremony of the first Asian Shooting Championship. Some 150 competitors from 12 Asian nations took part in the first championship staged for 3 days at Asaka Shooting Range, former Tokyo Olympic shooting event site.
      52 14 WITH the placardcarrier ahead, the Malaysian team enters the Asaka Shooting Ranger to attend the opening ceremony of the first Asian Shooting Championship. Some 150 competitors from 12 Asian nations took part in the first championship staged for 3 days at Asaka Shooting Range, former Tokyo Olympic shooting event site.
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      Lock icon Gurusamy is elected chief of Rajaji Sports Club
      97 14 BINGAPORE. Tues Mr. V. Gurusamy was elected president of the Rajaji Sports Club at the 14th annual general meeting held recently. Mr P. Venugopal was elected the vice-president. General Secretary. Mr. T Supramaniam. treasurer, Mr R. Rajendran. Sports secretary. Mr. G Jaganathan.
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      Lock icon Khoon Choy to open PIEU games
      135 14 SINGAPORE Tues. The Pioneer Industries Employees' Union is organising its Second Games Tournament in basketball and Sepak Raga In the current series, football and table tennis have been included. Mr- Lee Khoon Choy. Minister of State for Culture will open the tournaments for basketball
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      Lock icon Late, but Cokes didn't miss anything
      175 14 DALLAS. Tues. (UPI> World welterweight cnampion Curtis Cokes wanoered into the weighing-in session for last night's scneau.ed bout with Gypsy Joe Harris about 15 minutes la'e and dressed in street clothes —but he hadn't missed anything. Harris did not show up. Cokes, who has
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      Lock icon Eddie Machen retires
      67 14 BERKELEY. (California), Tues. (Renter) Heavyweight Eddie Machen. a professional boxer for 12 years, announced his retirement yesterday Machen. 35. rose to the status of a top-ranking title contender at the peak of his career. He said "I injured my ankle in my last fight and it has
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      Lock icon JANUARY DEFEATS MASSENGALE IN 18-HOLE PLAYOFF
      270 14 DENVER. (Colorado), Tues. (Heater) Don January a wiry. 37-year-old Texan, crabbed the lead on the tenth hole and went on to defeat fellow Texan. Don Massengale. in their 18-hole playoff for the 49th Professional Golfers Association championship here yesterday. January shot a sizzlmg 69.
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      Lock icon Thomas Cup will be in IBF hands soon
      106 14 JAKARTA. Tues. (Reuter) Indonesia will soon hand over the Thomas Cup to the International Badminton Federation. the Armed Forces newrpaper said today. It said the Government had approved this decision by the Indonesian Badminton Federation because it wanted to defend Indonesia's prestige
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      Lock icon EDB to hold 'miniature sports gala' on July 30
      144 14 SINGAPORE. Tues. The staff of the Economic Development Board will hold their own "miniature sports gala" at the Jurong picnic grounds on Sunday. July 30. The highlight of the day will be a "mini-walk" for all its men and women staff
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      23 14 MALACCA. Tues. Malacca Police will stage their annual contingent athletic championships on July 28 and 29 at the Kubu Stadium here.
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      27 14 KAJANG, Tues. The KaJ a n g Indo-Ceylonese Sports Club, will hold Its annual get-together on Saturday In the Kajang Tamil School Hall at 6.30 PJXL
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      Lock icon £60,000 in stakes at Goodwood race meeting
      256 15 LONDON, Tues. (Reuter) British racing hits one of its annual peaks this week with the four-day meeting at Goodwood, Sussex, starting today. Goodwood is second only to Royal Ascot in its general standard of racing, and the blue-blood-ed contestants race in one of
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      39 15 KAMPAR. Tues. The volleyball exhibition match between Kampar Veterans and the Ipoh women team will be played at the Town Council basketball court here on Sunday. The Kampar Veteran team will be led by Phoon Choon Onn.
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      51 15 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues.— A record 190 entries have been received for the 6th Tunku Abdul Rahman circuit race to be held at Batu Tiga. near Klang, on Sept. 2 and 3. Among them are 18 from Hong Kong Also coming will be the Yamaha works team for mo-tor-cycle
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      Lock icon PELICANS OUT TO SCORE A HAT-TRICK
      213 15 SINGAPORE. Tues. Singapore Recreation Club (Pelicans) emerged as the undefeated champions in the Singapore Amateur Softball Association (ladies Class 1) league this season. The "Pelicans" trounced Girls' Sports Club (Jets) to a score of 20-5 runs to win ihe 1967 league title. The Pelicans
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      Lock icon Kedah Malays senior shuttle c'ships draw
      262 15 ALOR STAR, Tues The Kedah Malays senm r badminton championship* will be held at the Guru Hall on Thursday and Friday. Entries. which have not been very encouraging, comprise men's singles 15, doubles 9, women's singles 4, doubles 2. mixed doubles 3. veteran's singles
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      Lock icon Tian Teng Leng is top field events performer
      650 15 MALACCA, Tues. Tian Teng Leng from the Prisons SpoTts Club won the best performance award for field events in the annual Malacca Amateur Athletic Association championship meet held at the Kuba Stadium here. H? the award for his record breaking feat in
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      Lock icon Change of venue
      36 15 ALOR STAR. Tues The venue of the Kedah Amateur Athletic Association meet on Tuesday and Friday had been changed from Friday had been changed from the Stadium to the Sultan Abdul Hamid ground.
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      Lock icon KILAT CLUB ASSURED OF RUNNERS-UP SPOT
      167 15 MALACCA. Tues Kilat Club aaaured themselves of finishing up runners-up in the Malacca Cricket Association league tourney when they beat Malacca Indian Association by 120 runs to gain maximum points at the Malacca Club padang. Kilat Club taking first lease of the wickets were
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      Lock icon S'pore's four-times champ in Asian TT meet
      357 15 SINGAPORE/ Tuts. Lim Wai Sheng, who has represented the Republic in major international competitions abroad will be seen in action at the forthcoming Bth Asian Table Tennis Championships to be held here from Aug. 10 to 17. Lim who holds the 1961, 1963.
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      Lock icon Methodist School in exciting victory
      168 15 SEREMBAN, Tues. Methodist School, the Negri Sembllan .school champions, scored an exciting one wickets win over the N 8. Club Dlscardg her* today in a friendly match. Discards batting first •cored 57. with M. Thllagalingam top scoring with 29. K Loganathan S for 22 and
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      Lock icon PERFORMANCES IN THE PUTRA CUP GOLF SINCE THE START
      544 15 SINGAPORE, Tues. Similar to the Eisenhower Trophy Golf Classic, the Putra Cup, better known at the South-East Asian golf team championship is a tournament where the best scores of three players in a team of four are counted. Conceived by Malaysian
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      Lock icon SCSSC pick strong contingent for KL tournaments
      232 15 SINGAPORE. Tues. The Singapore Combined Schools Secondary Sports Council have selected a formidable contingent to compete In three school tournaments to be held in Kuala Lumpur on July 29SO. The competitions are the schools Interstate cricket competition, the Interstate basketball tourney (boy* and
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      Lock icon Russell to replace Boycott
      110 15 LONDON. Tues. (Reuter) Eric Russell. Middlesex opening batsman, will replace Yorkshire's Geoff Boycott in the England 12 for the first cricket Test against Pakistan at Lord's here starting on Thursday. Boycott yesterday dropped out of the side because of the death of his father. Russell ha*
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      Lock icon Devi and Nair are top athletes
      512 15 JOHORE BAHRU, Tues State sprinter, M.S. Devi and speedy ST. Nair won the Raja Muda's trophy for being the best athletes of the day in the Malayan Teachers College third Annual athletic meet at the College ground in Larkin here yesterday. It was officially
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      Lock icon Oei to referee in Taipeh
      56 15 IPOH, Tues —The Perak Amateur Football Association's secretary. Mr. Oei Poh Hwa. will leave by air tomorrow for Taipeh to officiate as referee in the Asian Cup Eastern Zone competition. Mr. Oei was appointed by the Football Association of Malaysia to officiate as referee. He
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      Lock icon Perak AAA meet
      24 15 IPOH. Tues The Perak Amateur Athletic Association will hold its athletic meet on Saturday and Sunday at the municipal padang here.
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      Lock icon Election of two officials to FAS under attack
      391 16  -  By Albert Johnson SINGAPORE, Tues. The election of o vice-president and an independent delegate to the Football Association of Singapore came under attack at the full session of the FAS Council meeting today. Mr. Woon Wah Siane and Mr. L P. Rodrigo
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      Lock icon Famous London gym to re-open
      268 16 LONDON, Tues 6even years ago the internationally known British boxing promoter Jack Solomons reluctantly closed his famous gymnasium in Great Windmill Street in London's Soho. He has now announced its reopening. His main reason for this is that there is no professional gymnasium in central
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      Lock icon HKBA's plan to send boxers to S'pore may be shelved
      165 16 HONG KONG. Tues. (Router) The Hong Kong Boxing Association's plans to send a team to Singapore's festival of sports next month may have to be shelved because of the recent disturbances here, it was learned today. Association president Mr. Don
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      Lock icon Smoke firm's donation
      105 16 The Minister of Local Government and Housing. >lt. Khaw Kai Boh. receiving a cheque for 511,000 from Mr. W. K. Foster, General Manager of Malayan Tobacco Company in Kuala Lumpur yesterday. The money is a donation from the MTC to the Malaysian Amateur Basketball Association. It will
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      Lock icon Graveney, D'Oliveira lead Worcs to victory
      352 16 LONDON, Tues. (Reuter) Tom Groveney and South African-born Basil D'Oliveira, who are in England's team for the first test against Pakistan on Thursday, took Worcestershire to a seven wickets victory over Northamptonshire in their county cricket match yesterday. Worcestershire, chasing a target of 121
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      Lock icon Getting set for football season
      321 16 LONDON. Tues Big money transfers are the order of the day as clubs in England get ready for the opening of the football season on August 19. Manchester United will kick-off for the defence of the English football league championship against Everton at Goodison Park
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      Lock icon Voices of great sportsmen...
      177 16 LONDON. Tues. Some of the greatest figures in sport can be heard in the BBC world service series "a gathering of voices" on July 31 and August 2 and 4. Among those who will be included in the programme is Sir Stanley Matthews, who talks about
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      Lock icon Japan's so-called second team leave for Taipeh tonight
      402 16 TOKYO, Tues. (l T PI) Reinforced by three ton Slayers, Japan's so-called second team which ieave* >morrow night foT the Asian Cup soccer east zone preliminaries in Taipeh will participate in the 10th Merdeka Football tournament in Kuala Lamnn* Aug. 10-26. A
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      53 16 TIME AND TIDE Penan*: 3.27 a.m. (7.2 ft), 3.12 p.m. (8.2 ft) Fort Swettenham: 8.34 a.m. (15.4 ft), 8.33 p.m. (14.3 ft) Port Dickson: 9.12 a.m. (88 ft), 9.32 p.m. (8.0 ft) Singapore: 1.10 a.m (8.9 ft), 2.22 p.m. (7.5 ft) Sedili Kechil: 1.12 p.m. (7.7 ft) Kuan tan: 12.27
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