The Straits Times, 14 July 1960

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    21 1 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 90,000 The Straits Times Sat**"* 1 tie**"* Estd. 1845. THURSDAY, JULY 14, 1960 15 CENTS.
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    Lock icon CONGO: WAR' CALL
    845 1 MPs DEMAND ACTION AGAINST BELGIUM They claim their country has been attacked Belgian troops enter capital lEOPOLDVILLE, Wed. The Congolese Minister of Information, Mr. Anicet Kashamura, told the Congolese Parliament today that the situation in the Congo amounted to a "state of war" between Belgium and the
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    Petir launches a new attack on Ong Eng Guan
    559 1 Petir launches a new attack on Ong Eng Guan SINGAPORE, Wed. pETIR today launched a new attack on Mr. Ong Eng Guan, the former Minister for National Development. In a special edition on the People's Action Party conference of June 18 and 19, the English edition of the party's official
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    Louw says: Tengku trying to catch votes
    155 1 Louw says: Tengku trying to catch votes fiAFETOWN, Wed. Mr. \j Eric Louw, South Africa's Minister for External Affairs, said in Fraserburc tonight that the campaign by Tengku Abdul Rahman against South Africa was "to divert attention from his political unpopularity" in hi& own country. Mr. Louw, who was addressing
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    Lock icon Home collapse
    22 1 LUCKNOW. Wed. Five hundred homes In the Lucknow area have collapsed in the last two days after heavy rain. Reuter.
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    Some blunt answers for Pravda
    327 1 LONDON, Wednesday TWE Soviet new s paper Pravda yesterday telephoned to the Oxfordshire village of Witney for local reaction to the incident of the United States RB-47 reconnaissance aircraft shot down by the Russians. Witney is close to the Brize Norton ah* base, from which
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    3,000 are held in Indian strike
    301 1 3,000 are held in Indian strike NEW DELHI, Wednesday. IJEARLY 3.000 strikers, including labour leaders and M.P's, have been arrested since the start of the Central Government employees' strike at midnight on Monday. Today police arrested two members of the employees' strike action committee in their national round-up of strike
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    Lock icon Dr. Banda: I want the whites -to stay —
    70 1 Dr. Banda: I want the whites -to stay BLANTYRE (Nyasaland), Wed. Dr. Hastings Banda, leader of the Malawi African Congress, said he was leaving for London today for talks on Nyasaland's constitution "with an open mind." He would be prepared to compromise "if the other side was reasonable." He added
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    2 boys knifed in gang ambush
    141 1 2 boys knifed in gang ambush SINGAPORE. Wed. Two schoolboys were seriously wounded tonight when they walked into a gang ambush on the five-foot-way of a block of S.I.T. flats in Kirn Pong Road, Tiong Bahru, tonight. The victims were Lee Ah Sai. 16. a Form Four student of the
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    STOP PRESS
    42 1 CONGO RUSH AID PLEA TO GHANA UEOPOLDTIUE Httl C— firm GeveruraH d.*> appealed to Ghaaa >•> >cod uumcdutr unlit kl KM it did wt in lutiimun 'ju--. nld ""I I r*d> i frllownn; Cabinet MM (hi s .iflernoon Keutcr 'See thi-
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    Lock icon Cypriot slain
    31 1 NICOSIA, Wed. Costat Peristrofas, a 45-year-old Qreek-Cypriot, was killed in a Limassol Street late last night by five or six shots fired by two pistols, police said today. Reuter.
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    'Let Red Cross run blood bank'
    190 2 'Let Red Cross run blood bank' i/TUALA LUMPUR. Wed *V The national blood transfusion service here should be the responsibility of the Malayan Red Cross Society. This was stated today by the secretary of the society. Mrs. M. Koruth. at a Press conference. Mrs. Koruth. who has Just returned from
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    Colour film on Pulau Bukom
    55 2 SINGAPORE. Wed. A documentary film about the oil installation at Pulau Bukom. made by the SouthEast Asia Shell Film Unit, will soon be .shown in big cities all over the world. The 16-minute colour feature, entitled "Pulau Bukom," deals with the life and work of
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    Lock icon Malayan naval goodwill visit
    36 2 BANGKOK, Wed. The Malayan warship H.M.M.S. Mahamiru arrived here yesterday for a three-day goodwill visit. It is commanded by Lt.-Cdr M. Roden. It Is the first Malayan warship to visit Bangkok.— Reuter.
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    Signing of refinery agreement
    71 2 Signing of refinery agreement CINGAPORE, Wed. The Minister for Finance, Dr. (.oh Keng Swee, and representatives of the Shell Company will sign an official agreement tomorrow for the construction of the new oil refinery at Pulan Bukom. The signing ceremony will take place at the Ministry of Finance. Construction work
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    Road death
    32 2 TELUK ANSON, Wed— A cyclist. Choo Siong, 42, was fatally injured at the 7i mile. Changkat Jong Road, yesterday when he was knocked down by an oil tanker from IporL
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    THAT MEXICO TRIP: VARSITY FUNDS ARE NOT INVOLVED
    258 2 SINGAPORE, Wed. rpHE UNIVERSITY of Malaya will not be put to any expense through sending six representatives to a conference of the International Association of Universities in Mexico in September, .said an official statement today. The stat ment. from the Registrar of
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    New chief for Ipoh hospital
    67 2 New chief for Ipoh hospital IPOH, Wed.— Dr. S. A. Sabaratnam, medical superintendent of the Ipoh Hospital, who has gone on transfer tn Malacca as State Medical and Health Officer there, has been succeeded by Dr. G. V Denis from Penang. Dr. Arrtffln bin Ngah Marzuld. who recently qualified as
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    He couldn't pay fine: Jailed
    58 2 SINGAPORE, Wed. The quartermaster of the Sllat Sunda, Umar bin Marbu, who absconded In April with $211 overtime pay of his fellow crew-members, was today fined $500 or two months' Jail for criminal breach of trust by Mr. R. B. I. Pates in the Ninth
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    Brunei's KL istana to be named after Ruler
    135 2 Brunei's KL istana to be named after Ruler RRUNEI TOWN. Wed.— A million-dollar Istana being built in Kuala Lumpur by the Brunei Government is to be named after the first Muslim ruler of this oil-rich State. It will be known as "Rumah Awang Alak Betatar". A Brunei Government statemen today
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    4,000 acres for progress
    40 2 IPOH. Wed. The Perak State Government has reserved 4,000 acres of agricultural land In sungei Kroh. near Kampar. for a rural development project. The land Is to be developed under the Federal Land Development Agricultural Scheme.
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    Better rubber is vital—Cake
    257 2 Better rubber is vital Cake THE QUALITY MUST BE IMPROVED TO MEET NEW THREAT, SAYS U.S. EXPERT KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday. A MEMBER of the advisory committee to the Malayan Rubber Fund Board has advocated an intensive programme to improve the quality and production of natural rubber. He is Dr. W.
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    KING WILL SEE A DRESS PARADE
    149 2 KING WILL SEE A DRESS PARADE KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. The Yang di-Pertuan Agong, who is also the Comman-der-in-Chief of the Federation Armed Forces, will inspect a dress parade of soldiers and airmen at the Istana Tetamu on Tuesday. Thirty officers and 30 other ranks of the Federation Army and the
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    The Swami has the answer to turmoil in S-E Asia
    263 2 The Swami has the answer to turmoil in S-E Asia SINGAPORE, Wed. The 52-y e a r-old head of the Raniakrishna Mission in New Delhi, Swami Ranganathananda, had the answer today to the turmoil in SouthEast Asia "political immaturity and intolerance." An erudite man and an ascetic to the fingertips,
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    Thugs rob man of gold chain
    48 2 SINGAPORE. Wed. Two thugs waylaid Wong Llew Leong and robbed him of a gold chain with a cross worth $80 In Keong Siak Road here yesterday evening. Wong said that one of the robbers punched him, while the other snatched tht chain.
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    Lock icon Singapore's offer to C-plan countries
    93 2 COLOMBO, Wednesday. SINGAPORE, which this year became a full mem- ber of the Colombo Plan Council, is to offer training facilities in several fields for Asians under the mutual aid programme for the region. Mr. C. I. Batchelor. of the i Ministry of Finance, announced
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    GIRL FOUND DEAD IN A WELL
    60 2 GIRL FOUND DEAD IN A WELL MALACCA. Wed. Rohanl blnte Ibrahim, aged 2>A years, was found drowned In a kampong well near Telok Mas. seven miles from here, yesterday afternoon. Her father. Ibrahim bin Abdul Rahman, a sailor from Singapore, found her body in the well. He and his family
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    Semester date
    15 2 SINGAPORE, Wed. The second semester of Nanyang University will begin on July 25.
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    Lock icon STEVENSON PULLS OFF TWO CONVENTION SURPRISES
    711 3 LOS ANGELES, Wednesday TLfR. \i)i \i Stevenson stole some of the limelight from Senator John Kennedy as the Democratic Nation a 1 convention moved towards its decisive stage here yesterday. Senator Kennedy, the young giant-killer from Massachusetts, still seemed unbeatable short of a miracle.
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    Lock icon WANTED HIS CHILD TO BE CALLED 'CARELESS'
    93 3 WANTED HIS CHILD TO BE CALLED 'CARELESS' T ONDON, Wed. Char- les Sidney Clifford Careless, former detective inspector at Scotland Yard, put his mistress down as his wife in a passport application because he wanted their child to escape the stigma of illegitimacy, a court was told here on Monday.
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    Lock icon 10,000 held for making liquor
    39 3 BANGKOK. Wed. A total of 10.000 people have been arrested for Illegally distilling alcohol during the first half of this year, according: to a report from the Finance Ministry to the Prime Minister.— Reuter.
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    Lock icon CHINA, NEPAL STILL FRIENDS—PREMIER
    97 3 CHINA, NEPAL STILL FRIENDS— PREMIER KATMANDU, Wednesday. THE Nepalese Prime Minister, Mr. B. P. Koirala yesterday told the Nepalese Senate that last month's shooting incident on the Nepal-Tibet border did not warrant any change in the country's friendly relations with China. There was no reason to' change the peace and
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    Lock icon Bonn loan to World Bank
    67 3 WASHINGTON. Wed.— The World Bank has arranged to borrow £85,480.000 (about Ms72o million) from the Central Bank of Germany Mr. Eugene Black, the World Bank president, said: "The willingness of Germany to lend this large amount to the World Bank is striking testimony to the
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    36 3 LAHORE. Wed.—Mohammed Ayub Khuhro, Minister of Dfefence In the Pakistan Government overthrown by the army coup of October 1958, was barred from public life for six years today for misconduct In public office.Reuter.
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    Lock icon Beecham is ill
    20 3 LONDON. Wed. Conductor Sir Thomas Beecham, 81 has suffered a "sudden and unexpected" setbback In health. UP!.
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    38 3 CANBERRA. Wed.— Senator John Gorton, Australian Navy Minister, announced today that leading British, New Zealand and U.S. Naval officers will visit Australia during the next 10 days for talks with naval and defence chiefs here. Reuter.
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    BOY, 11, ACCUSED OF MURDER, SAYS: I SAW IT ON TV
    132 3 BOY, 11, ACCUSED OF MURDER, SAYS: I SAW IT ON TV I ONDON, Wed.— A police- man alleged in a Winchester Court yesterday that an 11-year-old boy. charged with the murder of a nine-year-old girl, told him he had seen stabbing on television. The boy, whose name was given in
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    Sarah Churchill in court: Drunk again
    153 3 LONDON, Wednesday SARAH Churchill, actress daughter of Sir Winston Churchill, appeared in court yesterday for the second time in two weeks on a drunk charge. She was released on a £2 bond. 1 Miss Churchill, 45. was charged with being drunk and disorderly. She
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    Lock icon Princess moves to new house
    26 3 LONDON. Wed.— Princess Margaret and her husband. Mr. Antony Armstrong-Jones, last night moved Into their new home at Kensington Palace.— Reuter.
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    Lock icon Unionist held
    40 3 TOKYO. Wed.— Police have arrested a leader of the Tokyo chapter of the General Council of Japanese Trade Unions In connection with the Incident on June 10 when leftists mobbed the Presidential Press Secretary. Mr. James Hagerty.— Reuter.
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    Lock icon Island cleared
    30 3 VILA, Wed.— The entire population of 300 has been evacuated from the volcanic Island of Lopcvi. In the New Hebrides group In the Pacific, following volcanic eruption. Reuter.
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    Salesman freed
    24 3 FRANKFURT. Wed.— Heinz Pohlmann, 39, a salesman, was acquitted yesterday of the murder of Germany's most famous prostitute. Rosemari Nltribltt. 24.— UJPX
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    Lock icon U.S. urges a new plan to curb H-weapon menace
    251 3 U.S. urges a new plan to curb H-weapon menace GENEVA. Wed. THE United States made a proposal at the nuclear conference here yesterday to ensure that the use of nuclear devices in underground research programmes would not contribute to weapon development. The American proposal provides for Britain, the United States,
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    Statement by TUC is 'unanimous view'
    249 4 Statement by TUC is 'unanimous view' SINGAPORE, Wed. The Singapore Trades Union Congress tonight affirmed that a statement It issued last Saturday was "the unanimous and considered view" of its Secretariat. A statement, signed by nine of the 10-man Secretariat after a meeting, said: "The Secretariat of the Singapore Trades
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    French Day
    33 4 SINGAPORE, Wed.— A reception will be held tomorrow by the French Con-sul-General here, M. Pierre Mathlvet de la Vllle de Mlrmont, at his Gallop Road residence to celebrate French National Day.
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    Weeping youth pleads: Send me to jail
    210 4 SINGAPORE, Wednesday. A 17-YEAR-OLD BOY wept before a district Judge today and asked that he be sent to prison for having committed housebreaklng and theft Tan Ah Kong told Mr. K. T. I Alexander, the Third Criminal District Judge, that since his widowed
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    Admiral flies to Australia
    49 4 SINGAPORE. Wed.— ViceAdmlral Sir David Luce. Commander in-Chief, Par East Station, left Singapore by air tonight to pay his first official visit to Australia and New Zealand. He was accompanied by Commander M. ft. Collins. Fleet Operations Officer, and his Flag Lieutenant. Lt J.A.F. Pugsley.
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    Water cut areas
    46 4 SINGAPORE, WeO. Water will be cut off tomorrow from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. in the following areas; from numbers 20 to 54 along Neil Road and 39 to 81 along Banda Street; between 132-150 Bajestier Road and part of Rayman Avenue Estate.
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    HEALTH EXAM PASSES
    100 4 HEALTH EXAM PASSES SINGAPORE, Wed.— The Royal Society of Health. London, today announced the candidates who had passed in the Health Visitors and School Nurses Examination >r Health Visitors and ..urses Certificate held in Singapore on April 7, 8. 9, and 13 this year. They are Mrs. Wong Ah Chan,
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    Coming back
    32 4 SINGAPORE, Wed. The Royal Artillery Regiment, one of the first British units to serve In Malaya after the last war, Is due to return here tomorrow by the troopship Oxfordshire.
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    Jet show
    34 4 Singapore, Wed. The X.L.M. Royal Dutch Airlines will hold a "Jet Presentation," featuring the Introduction of jet aircraft on its Far Eastern route on Aug. 3 at the Dutch Club, Camden Road.
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    Soldier charged with murder
    334 4 ARGUMENT AT CANTEEN: 'KNEW NOTHING AFTER I RECEIVED A PUNCH IN LEFT EYE' SINGAPORE, Wednesday, f PL. GOPAL KRISHNAN, 30, of the RAOC attached to 443 Bwe Ammunition Depot at Kranji, accused of the murder of a fellow corporal. Cpl. Abdul Majid bin Mohamed, on Dec.
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    CANADIAN AWARDS FOR THREE -GRADS
    124 4 CANADIAN AWARDS FOR THREE -GRADS- SINGAPORE, Wed. Three University graduates In Singapore are among 104 scholars from Commonwealth countries who have been offered the Canadian Commonwealth and Fellowship Plan awards. They are Miss Chan Sing Chai of Changl Road, a graduate of Nanyang University, Miss Amlna Degani of Pasir Panjang
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    AN EVICTION ORDER DREW BARRAGE OF STONES
    144 4 AN EVICTION ORDER DREW BARRAGE OF STONES SINGAPORE, W e d.— Stones, sand and mud were thrown at two policemen, a court process server and an office clerk when they went together to a woman's house on Dec. 28, a magistrate was told today. Erulappan Supplah, the process server, said
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    JAPANESE BEAUTY TO MAKE A FILM -IN SINGAPORE—
    91 4 JAPANESE BEAUTY TO MAKE A FILM -IN SINGAPORE 401) 7 Air A BEAUTIFUL teenaged Japanese film star. Miss Hani ko Wsnibnehl (above) who is making a film "around the world in 60 days" for television, arrived in Singapore yesterday. Miss Wanibuchi, who is only 15, flew In by KLM with
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    School debate: New date
    46 4 SINGAPORE, Wed. The inter-secondary school debate final between Gan Eng Seng School and Raffles Girls' Secondary School, scheduled to take place this Saturday, has been postponed to Aug. 0. It will be held at the Chinese V.M.C.A. South Pier at 4.30 pjn.
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    Mandores meet
    35 4 SINGAPORE, Wed. A meeting of the mandores and committee of the Singapore City Council Sewerage Labour Union will be held on Sunday at 4 p.m. at the union premises. 76 Race Course Road.
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    MANY STUDENTS ASK ABOUT PRE-UNIVERSITY COURSES
    235 4 SINGAPORE, Thurs. The University of Malaya In Singapore has received over 200 calls from students inquiring about the special pre-unlverslty courses for non English medium school students for the present 1960-61 session. The university announced these courses last Thursday. They are In the faculties
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    A six-man team to build Malay language
    239 5 JOINT APPROACH TO PROBLEM WITH INDONESIA KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday. A TOP-LEVEL six-man committee of Malay language experts has been appointed to standardise and develop the Malay and Indonesian languages. i Representatives of the Singapore Government are to be invited to attend the Joint
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    SINGAPORE'S TRADE WITH JAKARTA SHOWS BIG JUMP
    144 5 SINGAPORE'S TRADE WITH JAKARTA SHOWS BIG JUMP SINGAPORE, Wednesday. «T»RADE between Indonesia and Singapore for the first three months of this year totalled $367,200--000 —20 per cent higher than in the same period Mr. Surjono Sastowardojo, a spokesman of the Indonesian Consulate, said: "Thi? speaks well of the improved relations
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    Extra leave is agreed
    73 5 SINGAPORE, Wed. The City Council Labour Unions Federation said today that the City Council had agreed to give daily-rated employees three days' additional leave this year to compensate them for the loss of one day In each of the years 1956. 1957 and 1958. During those
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    Youth leaders
    27 5 SEGAMAT. Wed.— Messrs. Llm Teck Seng and Woon Wei Yong have been elected chairman and vice-chairman respectively of the Malayan Chinese Association's youth section here.
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    'Jungle Tom' due soon to finalise aid plan
    127 5 'Jungle Tom' due soon to finalise aid plan KUALA LI'MPLR. Wed. The American "jungle doctor," Dr. Tom Dooley, will visit Malaya apain to finalise plans for sending a medical team to help the Federation Government in its rural health programme. The Minister of Health and Social Welfare, Dato Ong Yoke
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    Opium charge: Two get bail
    65 5 SINGAPORE, Wed. Goh Joo Thlam and a woman, Tan Ah Tan, were allowed ball of $5,000 in one surety each today after they had pleaded not guilty in the Ninth Magistrate's Court to possession of 435 lb. of raw opium at Toa Payoh at midnight
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    Missing man 'too scared' to testify
    151 5 IPOH, Wed.— Three days after a contractor, Yong Wai Theng, made a report to the police that someone was tryIng to extort money from him, he was reported missing from his home, the Sessions Court here was told today. In the dock was Lee
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    Guns warning
    22 5 SEREMBAN. Wed. Negrl Sembilan police warned today that gun licences for this year will not be renewed after July 31.
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
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      729 6 An audience of nearly 10,000 at the Badminton Hall, most of them cheering, makes Mr. Ong Eng Guan a very awkward customer for the PAP executive to handle. He is an enfant terrible who could yet split the party and worse. Obviously he has no intention of
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      324 6 After the humbling experience of a fortnight's independence the Congolese have turned in several directions for help. While the decision is welcome its expression has underlined again the inexperience of the new nations rulers. On one point, indeed, they seem to have blundered. Why of all nations
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    918 6 Kashmir: The heart of the matter by aziz beg MANY have com© to believe that China would have required to muster more courage before occupying a vast territory along the Ladakh border if the Kashmir dispute had been settled, the legal position had been clarified and a plebiscite held in
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    140 7 SPORE TO BE AT BIG V-DAY REVIEW CINGAPORE, Wed. 13 The Singapore Government will send representatives to the Federation to participate in a review to be held next month to mark the formal ending of the Emergency. A statement from the Prime Minister's Office on the acceptance of the Federation
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    56 7 CENTRE SET UP TO TRAIN 400 CLERKS KUANTAN, Wed.— A State clerical training centre has been set up here. The Instructor -In charge, Mr. Saw Ah Too, said that the centre would provide probationer, junior and senior courses for more than 400 Government clerks in Pahang. At present 12 clerks
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    156 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday. THOUSANDS of gift parcels from the young people A of the Federation are to be sent to Indonesia for distribution among needy refugee children. The parcels will be sent by i the Junior Link of the Malayan Red Cross Society. The secretary
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    52 7 SINGAPORE, Wed. A pineapple cannery director was today fined $200 for refusing to produce his firm's records for Inspection when requested to by Mr. Kao Wei Tsan. a chief Inspector in the Malayan Pineapple Industry Board. Tay Keng Hint, of Lam Huat Hup Kee Pineapple Co. Ltd.. Kranjl.
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    25 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed— The Ministry of Works, Posts and Telecommunications today announced that a new postal agency has been opened at Setapak, Selangor.
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    49 7 KLANG. Wed. Eleven teachers and one student were cautioned and discharged yesterday after pleading guilty to a charge of going on a tour of Fraser's HUI without the written permission of the Registrar given under the School (Tours) Regulations. They were mostly from Malay schools. J
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    419 7 D.P.P. 's RETORT DURING CASE WHERE DATO RAJASOORIA IS DEFENDING MAN ON FALSE STATEMENT CHARGE KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday. A DEPUTY Public Prosecutor, Syed Othman bin All, today called Dato R. P. S. Rajasooria, defending a "Ase in the Sessions Court, a "big bully". Syed Othman's
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    109 7 Malays now fill No. 2 post in all battalions KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. The Federation Army today announced that all the seven battalions of the Royal Malay Regiment now have Malay officers as seconds-in-command. The latest appointment Is Major KhaUd bin Mohamed Yassin, who until recently was a company commander in
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    95 7 SEREMBAN STRIKE STORY FOR NUPW HEADS KUALA LUMPUR, Wed.— Top leaders of the National Union of Plantation Workers are to be given a full briefing on events In the recent strike on Seremban Estate. The briefing will be given at a closed meeting on Sunday by the NUPW general-secretary, Mr.
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    326 7 YOUNG AUSSIE GIRL FOUND ON BED: MAN IS ACQUITTED PENANG, Wednesday. A YOUNG shop assistant carried a five-year-ole Australian girl into a bedroom. Soon after hei elder sister, aged nine, heard a scream, the seconc magistrate's court here was told today. "I »aw her crying and i hopping off a
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    244 7 'Rebels' are smearing us cry by Umno man i 1 SINGAPORE* w»h I SINGAPORE, Wed. against retention of the divisions and only 26 were for It. The rebel leaders, he said, were conducting a smear campaign against the committee members. The committee would not tolerate it. Inche Jabrl said that
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    Iraq consul to hold reception
    57 7 Singapore; wed.— The Minister for Education, Mr. Yong Nyuk Lin, will repersent the Singapore Government tomorrow evening at a reception at the home of the honorary Consul-Gen-eral for Iraq. Dato Bye<| Ibrahim bin Omar Alsagoff. to mark the second 1 anniversary of the Iraqi revolution.
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    Air training for three
    54 7 SINGAPORE, Wed. Three Vietnamese air officers, Mr. Nen Van Dong, Mr. Trung Van Nyunh and Mr. Cuong Nguyen Khoo. arrived in Singapore today for a twoweek course at the Department of Civil Aviation. The training facilities are being offered by Singapore as a member of the
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    137 7 Salmah was 5 minutes ahead of the deadline KUALA LUMPUR, Wed,— Shapely Salman Suleiman beat the deadline by lire minutes to submit her entry for the Press Queen contest Why the last-minute decision? "Weil," said Salman. "I have been watchIni the photographs of the entrants so far. They seem a
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    Bid to end strike at sawmill
    94 7 Bid to end strike at sawmill SINGAPORE. Wed. The Singapore Trades Union Congre.s today met the management of Buklt Timah Sawmills Ltd. in a bid to end a strike by about 90 employees of the company. After the meeting. Mr. Sydney Woodhull, the T.U.C. secretary, (information and political-, told the
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    Course for 19 youths
    66 7 MALACCA, Wed. The Chief Minister of Malacca, Inche Abdul Ghafar bin Baba, yesterday presented certificates to 19 youths who have completed a rubber planting and processing course at Kampong Tambalt Paya. ten miles from here. The coarse was organised by the Rubber Research Institute of Malaya
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    'OUR NUT IS THF PREMIER NOW The day the Tengku renewed a 40-year-old friendship
    345 7 'OUR NUT IS THF PREMIER NOW The day the Tengku renewed a 40-year-old friendship KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. The story of a reunion between the Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman, and a friend he had last seen 40 years ago was told by his Press Secretary, Mr. Frank Sullivan, at today's
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    Air trip for five baby gorillas
    92 7 Air trip for five baby gorillas SINGAPORE, Wed. Five baby gorillas, each costing $25,000. arrived here by air today. The gorillas, all three-year olds, are being shipped to a soo In Sydney. Australia. They were flown here from Vienna. Austria, in a Qantas freighter. There was a big disappointment for
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    47 7 SINGAPORE, Wed Ho Hak Ming, of Penang, appeared in a magistrate's court today charged with having cheated a Penang firm. Up Sin and Co. Ltd., of Beach Street, of $120,000 on June 11. He was remanded pending the arrival of a police escort from Penang.
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    36 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Prof. C. 8. Plchamuthu. head of the Department of Geology at the University of Malaya, will give a lecture at the Selangor Indian Association hall here on Saturday at 5.30 p.m.
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    PREP SCHOOL IN FRENCH FOR MALAYANS
    316 7 I KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday rpHE French GovernA ment is to set up a language school in Bangkok where Malayans and other SouthEast Asians awarded scholarships can learn French before they go to France. This was announced today by the French ambassador here, Mr. Francois
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    38 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed-. The Chief of the Indian Naval Staff, Vice-Admlral R. D. Katari, will make a one-hour stop-over here tomorrow morning In an Indian Air Force plane on his way back to India from Singapore.
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    GAZETTED PRICES
    89 10 rpHE Federation Minister ot Finance has fixed the following prices for calculating Customs duties for the week beginning on July 14. Rubber SLIP, a lb. Copra $492 a ton. Coconut oil $774 a ton. Palm oil $618 a ton. Palm kernels $400.25 a ton. The rates of duties
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    122 10 MELBOURNE. Wed. INVESTMENT shares maintained a firm tone on an active market here today E.Z. Industries eased lOd. to 225; Drag Houses gained 3s to 675.6 d Colonial Sngar eased 355. to £82. Bast: metals and j the oils neld a firm trend, while Commonwealth bonds traded j
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    RUBBER PRICES
    213 10 A UGDBT first jrade rubber buy•rt era f.o.b. closed In Singapore yesterday at 110 cents per lb., (up one cent), on Tuesday's close. The closing tone was steady. s.C.C.R.A. eloainc prices in cents per lb.. yesterday were: Int. 1 R.S.S. Spot f.o.b. buyers 110-. sellers 111; Int. 1
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    25 10 Talam Mine* for ttie period April 1 to June 30 produced 740 piculs. The quota for the eleventh control period is 824 piculs.
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    MALAYAN STOCK EXCHANGE
    1065 10 SINGAPORE members of the *3 Malayan Stock Exchange reported the following business at their 3.30 p.m. call yesterday. (Bargains are given in brackets unless only one was written). Industrials: Fltzpatrlcks $1.43; Fraser and Neave ords <2> $2.05; Gammon (2) $2.30 cd. $2.24 xd; Hume pref. Ass. cd;
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    MALAYAN MARKETS NOW SHOW BETTER SENTIMENT
    488 10 production, mainly as a result of. higher yields from our young rubber, was lower by id. per lb. Following the higher prices for rubber, export duty and cess was. however, up by an average of just over ljd. per •lb. "Our profit before tax
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    34 10 SINGAPORE, Jul>, 13. KIBBBR: 110 cents per lb (up one cent). 5 p.m. close: 110 i cents (steady). TIN: $399.87} per picul (up $2). Estimated unofficial offering 260 tons (down 20 tons).
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    105 10 SINGAPORE Chinese Produce *3 Exchange noon prices per picul yesterday were: Copra: steady; UK/Continent July/ Aug. shipments $31% buyers, 132% sellers. Coconut oil: steady; bulk $46% sellers. drum $49% sellers. Pepper: quiet; no business was reported done. Muntok white $305. Sarawak $300 (both down $5): special Sarawak black
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    23 10 Malayan Slock Exchange: July 13 July 12 Industrials: 135.87 135.59 Tins: 215.67 216.52 I Robbers: 261.48 268.30 Jan. 1 1958 l«0
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    171 10 CHIPS lying alongside the Sinjapore Harbour Board wharves or expected today are: Musi Uoyd 1.2. Ayuthia 4/5, Dlomed 6A, Charon 6 '7, Agamemnon 8/9. Sudan 10/11, Talabot 13/14, Tjlkampek 15/16, Marquislen 18. Calcutta Maru 19, Serdang N. Wall 2, Perils N. Wall 4. Slaoe 21/22, Hal Lee 23/24,
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    148 10 I'Hfc Malayan Exchange Banks' x Association made the following changes In Its rates to merchants yesterday (all rates to $100) New York: buying airmail T.T. j 32 15/16. OJD. 33 1/16, 90 d/st 33 i 5/16 credit bills. 33 7/16 trade bills. Canada: buying airmail T.T. 32 5/16,
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      413 10 TENDERS CITY COUNCIL OF SINGAPORE TENDERS Water Department (3rd Floor City Hall). > (a) Repairs and Renovation to Water Department Labourers' Quarters at Mount Emily, Slnga- pore. Tender Deposit $100/-. Close at 2.15 p.m. on 29th July, i 1960. Electricity Department (2nd Floor. City Hall). (b) Supply ot One Self-Pro-pelled
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      773 11 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS THE SINGAPORE HARBOUR BOARD APPLICATIONS are invited from suitably qualified candidates for tbe post of Trainee Knglneei In tbe Board's Electrical Department. 3. Candidates should be between 31 and 30 years of age and should be In possession of s recognised University Degree Is Engineering or qualifications leadIng
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    SELANGOR MAY PLAY IN THE NORTH NEXT YEAR
    247 12  -  FAM VIC NAYAGAM Creation of new zone is considered by By T7"UALA LUMPUR, XV Wed. Selangor and Singapore, currently the two top soccer states in the country, may be placed in different zones for the Malaya Cup competition, as from next year.
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    262 12 LANCS CUT YORKS LEAD WITH FINE WIN T ONDON, Wed. Lancashire cut Yorkshire's lead at the top of the English county cricket table when they snatched a thrilling win over Sussex at Hastings yesteTday. They won by three wickets with only ten minutes to spare and gained 12 valuable points.
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    Combined Schools team for S'pore AAA meet
    456 12 QINGAPORE. Wed. Singapore Combined Schools Sports Council has selected a strong team to compete In the Singapore a.a.a. championships at Farrer Park on July 22 and 23. BOYS: Hens Jee Your (100. 200); Yusof Hanlf (100, 230. lons Jump); Low Sin Chok (100.
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    71 12 pALLOPING at Ascot are members of Britain's Olympic horse trials team to compete in Rome next month. Prom left: Col. Frank Weldon on Dapper, Mr. A. E. (Bertie) Hill on Wild Venture, Maj. Derek Allhuesen on Laucrien, Capt. Norman Arthur on Blue Jeans, Capt.
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    729 12 PENANG RACE ENTRIES DENANG, Wed. A total of 158 entries— 31 in Class 1, 6G in Class 3 and 58 in Class 5 has been received for the Penang Turf Club's three-day Gold Cup meeting here on July 24, 28 and 31. There will
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    161 12 SOCCEB Tour match: Perak v Kitehee HK (Chinese Assembly Hall grd. Ipob). Spore IMt. 3B: RAP Seletar A 1 v PBU (Parrer Pk); Geylang Utd v Indian Youngsters (Geylano; Friendly: HK University v Eveready (Bt Tim ah). Ipoh Div. 3: Changkat Kin ding Est v 3 Malay Regt
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      242 12 jMbther knows best! When it comes to DISTINCTIVE MEALS She serves CAMPBELL'S CREAM of MUSHROOM SOUP Baaa^^a^H 11l t J^ i St^ 'i^H^B Li^flfl LaaaW j^ar BQI I 'V**T A most delicious soup made with tender, selected mushrooms, rich cream and a delicate seasoning. And, like all Campbell's soups, it
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    533 13  -  MOK SIN PIN, By SINGAPORE. Wed. BUKIT Timah District will be without top runner M. Jegathesan of Anglo Chinese school in the Singapore schools inter-district athletics championships which* start tomorrow at the Farrer Park Stadium. For 17-year-old Jegathesan, who has been f-elected to represent
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    SAAA to hold Games trials
    48 13 SINGAPORE. Wed. The Singapore A.A.A. will hold Olympic trials on July 18, 28 and 29 at the Farrer Park. The events will be: 100 m. 200 m. 110 m hurdles, pole vault, women's long JumD and the men's 4 x 110 m relay.
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    AMPON AND ATSUSHI ARE TOP SEEDS for 'MALAYAN'
    1419 13 PENANG, Wed. rpHIRTY-T W O topA rankihg players from nine nations will compete for the men's singles crown in the Malayan open tennis championships to be staged at the Penang Sports Club from July 28 to 31. Filipino Feliscimo Ampon. former British
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    S. VIETNAM DRAWN TO MEET JAPAN IN FINAL
    175 13 S. VIETNAM DRAWN TO MEET JAPAN IN FINAL KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. South Vietnam, holders of the Inter-port leap Hon e Ghee Cap for tennis, have been drawn to meet Japan in the final of this year's competition to be held here from July 23 to 26. Six teams will be
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    Annual match
    24 13 PENANG. Wed.— This year's cricket match between North Malaya and South Malaya will be played here on Aug. 6. 7 and 8.
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      SOCCER
      199 13 Tour match: Kllchee HK 3 (Ho Cheng Yau 2. Lav Chi Lam) Penang Kedah Combined 2 (Vasu, Raju). at City stadium. Penans. Spore Business Hses League and Cop (finals) Senior: Wearnes 1 (Seng Thum) H.K. Bank 1 (John van Hulzen). to replay; Junior: Malayan Airways 4 (Seng Pah 3.
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      BADMINTON
      134 13 NS champlonshipa Men's doubles (l*t rdi Ong Eng Rua and P. Ounnlim bt Tan Lai Chong and P K Vallnb 15-«. 15-4: Heng For* Kwee and Kat Yew Seng bt Kun Mln Che* nnd Llm Kirn 81a 12-15. 17-16. 15-7; Kit Hua Mln« snd One m« Hoe bt M.
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      ATHLETICS
      434 13 Malacca Inter -Secondary Schools —Boys 100 yds: l cheo Klro Poh (HS) 2 Llm Kee Chlana (ACS) 3 Beet Seng Llm (MESt 10.75; 220 yd»: l Cheo Kirn Poh (HS) 2 Tan Joo Klang (HS) 3 Lim Kee Chiang (ACS) 24.7«--440yds: 1 Cheo Kirn Poh (HS) 2 Md. Yusof
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      CYCLING
      25 13 RAF 10-mile time trial: 1 sarip Samin (SACA) 2 Jaffar Mustar 3 Samsuddin Arts and Adnan Ghani (tie) 25m 51.15, at Tampenls Rd. B'pore.
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      HOCKEY
      20 13 Friendly: Spore Police 5 (W. Sta Maria 3, Frida, Pennefather) HKMalaya University Combined 1 (An Kit), at Bt. Tlmah.
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      19 13 Tf. Malim MIC tourney: Police College. Kuala Kubu Bharu bt MES 'A' 21-3, 21-19, at Kuala Kubu Bharu.
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      BOXING
      29 13 Middlewt: Joey Olambra (US) ko'd Bobby Hughes (US) 2nd rd, at Fort Erie. Welterwt: B. Paret (Cuba) k oed O. Hart (US) in 6th rd. at New York.
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      GOLF
      13 13 Carting Cup: US (holders) bt Canada by 7-6 pts. at Buffalo, NY.
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      CYCLING
      30 13 Indonesian championships— l B-o-kilometre road race: 1 RI (Theo PolhauDessr). 2 Malaya 3 RI. 6hr 37m: 50-km time trial: 1 RI A', 2 Malaya. S RI 'B. at Surabaya.
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    TENGAH WIN IN LAST 5 MINUTES
    263 13 TENGAH WIN IN LAST 5 MINUTES SINGAPORE, Wednesday. p.A.F Tengah gained an exciting two- wicket win 1V over combined Hong Kong and Malaya Universities cricket team, in their one-day match at Sepoy Lines here today, i Set to score 114 runs in just over two hours. Tengah snatched victory in
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    Wearnes to replay HK Bank
    139 13 SINGAPORE, Wed. After w 60 minutes of fast, exciting football one of the best matches seen at Jalan Besar stadium this season Wearnes and Hongkong Bank will have to replay their 8.8.H F.A.s senior league and cup championship final. The Btanvac Cup could have gone
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    700 14 U.S.— 'WANTON' AIR ATTACK Reconnaissance flight 'never over Russian territory' WASHINGTON, Wednesday Note demands release of crew members THE United States yesterday vigorously protested to the Soviet Union over "the unwarranted shooting down" of an American reconnaissance plane on July 1, which it said was never within 30 miles of
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    52 14 - THE NEW Mitt Universe, Linda Bement, of Salt Lake City she it also Miss U.S.A. receives her crown from Miss Universe 1959, Akiko Kojima of Japan, at Convention Hall, Miami Beach, Florida. Eighty-five international beauties vied for the Miss Universe title.
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    Lock icon Tear gas on 1,000 mob
    59 14 MEXICO CITY, Wed. Security police used tear gas and clubs to disperse a noisy crowd of 1,000 Cuba-sympa-thising Mexican students when they tried to burn an American flag here yesterday. The police rescued the flag and arrested about six student leaders. Many broken noses and
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    20 14 MARIA AMELIA SANCHEZ mottiei of Kreddle Charlie Lamartlne on 4.7.60 in Ooa. Requiem Mass 10.7.60 6.30 am. St. Joseph*.
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
    88 14 MR. A MR*. LEOW KIM VOONQ A family sincerely thank all relatives and friend* for tnrir attendance, assistance, wreath*, donations and message* of condolence at the funeral of tbelr heloved father the late Mr. Leow Chong iNnhee of No. 29. Jalan Tebrau, Johore Bahru. MRS. IVY ANTHONY thank doctor*.
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    Street mishap
    25 14 LONDON. Wed.— Decorators' steel scaffolding today crashed onto the road in Regent Street. West-End shopping centre, smashing cars and injuring about six people.
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    LONDON STOCKS
    291 14 LONDON. Wed.— Although still unsettled as the result of the International situation and a further fall on Wall Street last night, London stock markets were looking brighter in the afternoon following support for many of the leading industrials. Giltedged cecurltles, however, were overshadowed by the issues on Friday
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    RUBBER
    39 14 LONDON, Wed. Spot SlHd., Norn.. August 31 Nd., Sept. 31% d.. Oct./ Dec. 31% d., Jan./ March 31Kd.. April/June 31d.. July/ Sept. 30 Hd., July c.U. 31 Hd.. Aug. cLf. 31*, d., Sept. elf. 31 Hd. Tone Quiet.
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    TIN
    22 14 LONDON, Wed.— Buyers I«10, sellers MIOH, Forward buyers £803 H. sellers £804 H. Settlement £809. Turnover am 170 tons, p.m. 35.
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    222 14 INDONESIA IS TO REVIEW THE CHINESE ALIENS QUESTION JAKARTA, Wednesday. JNDONESIA planned to review the whole of the overseas Chinese issue "in an integral way in the frame of Indonesian-Chinese friendship." The Indonesian Foreign Minister. Dr. Subandrio, announced this today after a meeting with the Communist Chinese Ambassador. Mr. Huang
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    162 14 LONDON. Wed— Lelcester*hlr« openers Maurice Hallam (116 not ouw and B. D. Bird (62 not out) share In the best partnership against the South Africans so far this tour when they knocked up 190 without loss before tea at.. Leicester today. Tea scores In oilier matches
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