The Straits Times, 18 July 1964

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    LARK SYE VERDICT
    669 1  -  His citizenship revoked 'HE KNOWINGLY LENT RESPECTABILITY OF HIS NAME TO GIVE COVER TO RED ACTIVITMS IN NANYANG UNIVERSITY' By JACKIE SAM SINGAPORE, Fri. Mr. Tan Lark Sye, the multi-mill-ionaire rubber magnate, who was formerly Chairman of the Nanyang University Council, has lost his Singapore citizenship. Announcing
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    Lin Dai found dead in gas-filled bathroom
    550 1  - Lin Dai found dead in gas-filled bathroom GEORGE LIU 'TAKE CARE OF SON' LETTER LEFT FOR HUSBAND By HONG KONG. Fri. Beautiful Lin Dai, one of the most famous Chinese movie actresses, died today. She was 33. The famous film star apparently died of asphyxiation. She was found early in
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    TYRE GOES OFF IN PIECES, BUT CAMPBELL DOES IT
    149 1 TYRE GOES OFF IN PIECES, BUT CAMPBELL DOES IT LAKE EYRE (South Australia). Fri. Donald Campbell hurtled to a new world land speed record on the salt flats track here shortly after dawn today, with the t-i'.til completely ripped off a rear tyre. Campbell recorded a speed of 403.1 mph
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    'It's a great moral victory'— Razak
    329 1 'It's a great moral victory' Razak COMMONWEALTH SUPPORT WELCOME KUANTAN, Fri. The Acting Prime Minister. Tun Abdul Razak, today welcomed the announcement made in London by the 17 other Commonwealth countries sympathising with Malaysia's position in the confrontation issue. Speaking at a rally at Beserah. six miles from here, Tun
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    Sir Alex explains...
    65 1 Sir Alex explains. LONDON. Fri. Sir Alex Douglas-Ilomr was asked in the lions.- of Commonsi today to confirm that the < miimonwr.illh Prime Ministers were unanimous in their support of Malaysia. He rrplied that the use of tiir words "Prime .Ministers" in the communique meant unanimity. "Various countries support .Malaysia
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    Lock icon Quake panic
    29 1 ATHENS. Fri. Thousands of panic-stricken inhabitants and tourists at Nafpllon. south Greece, rushed into the streets when a strong earth tremor shook the town early today. Reuter.
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    A goodwill tea party, but curfew extended for 2 more nights
    327 1 A goodwill tea party, but curfew extended for 2 more nights PENANG. Fri nine-hqur curfew in Bukit Mertajam A from 8.30 p.m. to 5.30 a.m. has been extended for two more nights. 'The situation continues to improve but we want to niako sure it is completely brought under control," the
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    'Spore Govt has right to solve problems of communities'
    683 1 SINGAPORE. Fri THE Singapore Government has the right and duty to solve the problems of all communities here, the Government declared today. It said it would also bear full responsibility for policy subsequent to Sundays big meeting with Malay leaders at
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    Copter will fly Tengku to White house
    388 1 Copter will fly Tengku to White house I ONDON. Fri. When the Malaysian Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman, flies to Washington next week for talks with President Johnson the last stage of his journey will be by American Army helicopter. He will land on the lawni of the White House
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    STOP PRESS
    31 1 NO BIC WAR' JKSSIITON. Iri— T.rn. W. C. Walker. Dim-tor of Borneo Operations, said today In- did not think Indonesia would launch a larcc-sf.ilc war acainst Malaysia —I Fl.
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  • AFRO-ASIAN DESK
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      Lock icon ROUT OF VIETCONG AFTER ABORTIVE AMBUSH
      214 2 ROUT OF VIETCONG AFTER ABORTIVE AMBUSH 'JAIGON, Prl. T he I Vietnamese Govern- 1 ment said yesterday that its forces turned an attempted Vietcong ambush ir. the Mekong River delta into a bloodyrout of the Communists. More than 100 Vietcong attackers were killed, a Government announcement said. Vietnamese losses were
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      Lock icon 'The great shadow of fear over S-E Asia'
      294 2 'The great shadow of fear over S-E Asia' NEITHER SECURITY NOR STABILITY: HASLUCK WASHINGTON, Friday. A USTRALIA'S Minister of External Affairs, Mr. Paul Has luck, said yesterday the public at large did not realise what a great shadow of fear hung over South-East Asia. He told a news conference that
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      PEKING GIVES £8 MIL LOAN TO GHANA
      75 2 ACCRA. FTi. China will fl»e Ghana an interest free loaii of million under an economic and technical co-operation agreement signed here yesterday. The loan, repayable over 10 years starting in January 1974, follows a £7 million Chinese loan granted to Ghana in 1961.
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      Lock icon Subandrio and Russians reach accord on major world issues
      218 2 MOSCOW, Fri. Mutual understanding on tnaior I international problems ha* been reached between Indonesia and the Soviet Union, the official news aßencv Tass said yesterday. It was quoting from a loint Boviet-Indonesian communique on the talks In Moscow between Russian leaders
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      Lock icon MALAYSIA DOES NOT EXIST, SAYS SOEK
      113 2 MALAYSIA DOES NOT EXIST, SAYS SOEK I AKARTA, Fri. President Soekarno defended Indonesia's actions in seeding forces into Malaysian territory during an address at the opening session of the Indonesian Democratic Women's Congress here last night. He said in its present form Malaysia did not exist for Indonesia. To Indonesia
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      Lock icon Jomo attack: African students retaliate
      116 2 BELGRADE. Fri.— About 30 shouting African students attacked the British Embassy in Sofia yesterday, burling bricks and bottles through windows in protest against Wednesday's London attack on the Kenya Prime Minister. Mr. Jomo KenyatU. The students badly damaged six cars belonging to the embassy and
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      Lock icon Maca hopes Tengku will agree to take claim to court
      257 2 TIfIANTLA, Fri. Presl■i'l dent Macapagal la hopeful that Tengku Abdul Rahman will abide by their understanding that the Philippine claim to Sabah will oe submitted to the International Court of Justice. This statement was mad« today by the foreign Secretary
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      Lock icon Smith: I don't plan to hold talks for a new constitution
      396 2 SALISBURY, Friday MR. LAN SMITH, Southern Rhodesian Prime Minister, said here last night he had no ii> tention of adhering to the views of the Commonwealth Prime Ministers that there should be new corstitutional talks on the future of
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  • US-EUROPEAN DESK
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      Lock icon 'Hero' who— downed plane with vodka bottle is expelled
      157 3 'Hero' who downed plane with vodka bottle is expelled MOSCOW. Fri. The 4TX Communist Party yesterday expelled an official who downed an aeroplane with a vodka bottle. The Government newspaper Izvestia said Tambov regional party officials decided the "main hero" of the incident had been too lightly treated. At first,
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      Blast by US
      39 3 WASHINGTON. Fri.— The United States conducted a low-yield underground nuclear test at the Nevada proving ground yesterday, the Atomic Energy Commission announced here. The shot had an explosive force Of less than 20.000 tons of TNT.
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      Lock icon Police stoned after shooting of Negro
      115 3 I^EW YORK, Fri.—Several hundred angry Negroes threw stones, beer tins and books at police today after a policeman shot dead a 15--year-old Negro he said had drawn a knife on him. "Come on, shoot another *****." a. cirl in the crowd shouted to policr
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      Lock icon Of vice and virtue—by Senator Goldwater
      685 3 Of vice and virtue— by Senator Goldwater 'Extremism in defence of liberty is no vice; moderation in pursuit of justice is no virtue' he tells party convention gAN FRANCISCO, Fri. Senator Barry Goldwater, said last night that "extremism in the defence of liberty is no vice," and that ''moderation in
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      Lock icon Choice of Goldwater is a disaster, say British papers
      158 3 Choice of Goldwater is a disaster, say British papers LONDON, Friday. OEVERAL British newspapers today expressed consternation at the nomination, of Senator Barry Goldwater as Republican candidate for the American presidential election, in November. I The Financial Times saw Senator Goldwater as the first presidential candidate since World War Two
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      Heiress seeks annulment
      70 3 NEW YORK, Frt. Gamble Benedict Porumbeanu.. the typewriter heiress who caused a storm when she ran away and married her family's former Rumanian chauffeur, is seeking an annulment of the marriage, it was announced. Mr. Vlncem Malone, lawyer for Mrs. Porumbeanu here, said in a statement that
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      Lock icon Postmen on go-slow after a day's strike
      131 3 LONDON, Fri.— A oue-day strike of Britain's postmen ended last night alter paralysing the postal services throughout the country. The men, who want higher pay, went back lor the night shift to face a colossal pile up of unsorted mail. Some of it
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      Lock icon 500,000 at funeral of Thorez
      89 3 PARIS, Fri. A crowd estimated at more than 500.000 walked in the funeral procession here yesterday of Mr. Maurice Thorei, secretary-general of the French Communist Party for more than 30 years. Minrrs from his home town of Lens headed the procession from party headquarters in
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      88 3 UNITED NATIONS. PrL Q Thant, secretary-general of the United Nations, appealed last night to Cyprus. Greece and Turkey to halt "immediately" the military build-up in Cyprus. He said it was "clearly increas Ing the tension and the danger in the Island must be
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      Lock icon REPUBLICAN NOMINATION: MILLER, A CATHOLIC, ACCEPTS
      183 3 REPUBLICAN NOMINATION: MILLER, A CATHOLIC, ACCEPTS CAN FRANCISCO, Fri.! R ep r e sentative William Miller has ac-j cepted nomination as Republican vice-presi-dential candidate to rur, with Senator Barry Goldwater in the election in November. After his sweeping victory i in Wednesday night's balloting. Mr. Goldwater picked Mr. Miller. 50,
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    Corruption allegations worry a Minister
    680 5 HAVE CODE OF CONDUCT, TOWN PLANNERS TOLD 'IF IRREGULARITIES FOUND GOVT. WILL DEAL SEVERELY WITH OFFICERS CONCERNED' pENANG, Fri.— The Minister of Local Government and Housing, Mr. Khaw Kai Boh, said today he was "increasingly worried" over the allegations he had heard of corruption and
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    Electricians' meet
    31 5 IPOH, Pri. The inaugural meeting of the Peralc Electrical Association will be held at its premise! in Hume Street here on Sunday. The meeting is open to all electricians.
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    ANOTHER CHOLERA DEATH
    154 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Friday. A NOTHER death due to cholera was reported in Trengganu in the 24 hours ending at 8 a.m. today. This brings the total number of deaths in the State to 64 and In all the East Coast States to 84 since the outbreak began
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    Women's corps on 10-day training in Highlands
    100 5 njIANAH R A T A Fri.— A Thirty-five members of the 10th Singapore Women's Auxiliary Corps i Territorial Army) began their annual training at the Brinchang Camp near here this morning. During the OOUTN, spread over 10 days, the women will receive training
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    Historical Society essay prize
    69 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. The] Malayan Historical Society Is organiMnu an annual MM9 competition vii tustencai subiects for students of the University of Malaya. A cash prize will be awarded to the best essay submitted on an aspect of Malayan history. It will be called the Malayan
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    American gift of books
    51 5 AIX)R STAR. Pri. -A collection d tic inn nooks hae been donated to the public llbrarv here by American book publishers under the Poople-to-People programme. The presentation was made Ov Mr. George W. Porter. Director ol LJSIS. Penang to Inche 1.-mml Oln Harun. ciia.rman of the
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    Capt Aboo is new aide-de-camp to chief of the Malaysian Army
    125 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri Capt. Aboo Samah bin Abu Bakar (above), of the 6th Bn. Royal Malay Regiment, has been appointed aide-de-camp to the Chief of the Malaysian Armed Forces Staff, Lt.-Gen. Tengku O.sman bin Tengku Mohamed Jewa. Capt. Aboo,
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    L-month dates in Selangor
    42 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri.—Selangor is to hold its National Language Month campaign from July 21 to July 28. Debating, elocution and quiz contests will be held during the campaign. The Tengku Ampuan will itive away arizes to the winners.
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    Guides' festival
    27 5 BAIL) PAHAI, Fri.— The Girl Guides Association will stage a "Festival of Dances" at the Cheng Siu Hall here at 8 p.m. on Aug. 1.
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    Three PCs get married in a single ceremony
    146 5 Three PCs get married in a single ceremony pARIT BUNTAR. Fri Three policemen were married in a single, ceremony at the Police Club, Ba?an Serai, last night. Senior Government officials and planters were among the 300 guests present. The three couples were: PC. Salehan bin Salleh and Che Sofiah binte
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    Penang team for teachers' talks
    69 5 PfANG. Prt. Mr. J. Bajan Singh, the secretary, and Mr S Slvanathan. another official will represent the Penang branch at the 12th annual delegates conference of the National Union of Graduate Teachers to be held at the Anglo Chinese (Secondary) School. Ipoh, on Aug. 6.
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    Teachers hold meeting
    52 5 KUALA LUMPUR r:i The National Union ol Day Training Colleges Centre* Twined Tt\ic!ier.s. Mftngßf bnutcb, vwll hold us first annual meeting at the La Salle School la Srntul at 3 p.m. tomorrow. Mr. P. P. Narayanan, Konrral secretary of the National Union of Plantation Workers will address
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    Miss National Language
    36 5 KAJANO. Fri Miss National Language and the National Dress contests will be held at the weekly fair here at 10 p.m. tomorrow They are being organised in conJunction with the National Langutae Month.
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    Medical Queen
    32 5 KLANG. Pri. A Medical Queen will be elected at the annual dance or the Klune District Medxal Club, which will be held at the Leichumanun Hall here on July 25.
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    Union perturbed by moneylenders
    159 5 ■jIJUAR. Fri.— Members of the Amalgamated National Union of Local Authorities Employees branch here Bre perturbed by the presence of moneylenders at the Town Council premises on pay days. The union's secretary. Inche Mohamed bin Ismail. said today that it was improper for moneylenders to crowd
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    Dato Abdul Aziz to be sworn in as High Court judge
    168 5 ITUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Malaysia's Soli-citor-General, Dato Abdul Aziz bin Haji Mohamed Zain, has been appointed a High Court judge. Dato Aziz, who moved Into his new office In the High Court building today, is to be sworn in on
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    Housewife on shopping visit was robbed
    79 5 Housewife on shopping visit was robbed PENANO, Pri.— A Kedah housewife today reported she was robbed of a gold chain when she went chopping In Penang un Monday night. In a belated report. Soon Boon Chin, of Jalan Wospital. Bungei Patani. told police she wax standing outside a shoe store
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    Co-operative rally
    29 5 MALACCA, Pri.— The Assistant Minister of Agriculture and Cooperatives. Inche Sulaiman bin Bulon, will address the Cooperative Day rally at Omno House here at 4 p.m. tomorrow
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    'Live in harmony for sake of nation' call by Mentri Besar
    196 5 'Live in harmony for sake of nation' call by Mentri Besar KANGAR, Friday. TiHE Mentri Besar, Dato Sheikh Ahmad bin Mohamed Hashim, last night appealed to the residents of Kuala Perlis, seven miles from Kangar, to live in peace and harmcn.y for the sake of national unity." I Dato Sheikh
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    Prophet's birthday celebrations in Penang postponed
    144 5 FNANG. Fri. The Pen- 1 ang Prophet Mohamed "s Birthday celebrations committee decided yesterday to postpone all celebrations fix- Ed for next Tuesday on the advice of the police authorities. At an emergency meeting held in the conference room of the Religious Affairs Department,
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    New post office
    34 5 KANOAR. Prt.— The Minister of Works. Post and Telecommunications, Dato V. T. Sambanthan. will open a new post office and also Inaugurate the automatic exchange here at 4.30 p.m. oo Sunday.
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    Assembly move to probe into Kelantan 'mortgage'
    177 5 I£OTA BHARU, Fri. 1V A motion calling on the State Government to set up a commission to investigate the alleged mortgage of one-fifth ot Kelantan, State land by the PMIP Government to a Singapore company will be tabled at the State Assembly meeting
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    Acquitted of stealing two Postal Orders
    157 5 pENANG, Fri.— The Session* x Court preslaent. Mr. B. T. H. Lee, today acquitted and discharged Noor Mohamed bin Osman, 24. charged with stealing two British Postal Orders of £2 each i addressed to Mrs. L. Branes, now of Ipswich, England, on July 5
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    No grounds for new claims, STB tells court
    474 6 No grounds for new claims, STB tells court SINGAPORE, Friday. Singapore Telephone Board made it clear in the Second Industrial Arbitration Court today that it did not agree that its employees had grounds for making new claims lor further improved terms and conditions of service. The board's deputy general manager,
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    Katong scouts
    53 6 SINGAPORE, Fri. Mr. Ec Peng Liang has been re-elected vice-president of the Katong District Boy Scout* Association. Other officials elected were: Vicepresidents, Messrs. Urn Soon Chye and Mrs. P. Ounaratnam freelectedt. Andrew B. Pinto and M. C. Boyle: hon. secretary. Mr. Tan Eng Soo, and hon treasurer Mr.
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    Bishop to speak
    36 6 SINGAPORE. Fri The Rt Rev C. K. Salisbury. Bishop of Singapore and Malaya, will be the guest speaker ai the Toe H and Toe H Women's Association on July 21 ai 8.30 p.m.
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    Paediatric Society
    22 6 SINGAPORE. Pri. The Singapore Pmedlatric Society will hold it.s annual dinner at the Mandarin Room on Sunday at 7.30 p.m
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    600 TO SELL FLAGS ON PROPHET'S BIRTHDAY
    261 6 SINGAPORE, Fri. More than 600 volunteers will cover every part of Singapore Island to sell flags in aid of the Prophet's Birthday Scholarship Fund, which is one of the highlights of Singapore's celebration of Prophet Mohammad's birthday next Tuesday. Appealing for support, the
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    Meet-the-People
    39 6 SINGAPORE. Fri. The Assemblywoman lor Moulmein, Mrs Devan Nair. will be holding her weekly meet-the-people sessions at the Pek Kio community centre, Cambridge Road from July 34 She is now holding the sessions at No. 116 Rangoon Road.
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    ACSU forms action body to fight 'mass dismissal9
    179 6 ACSU forms action body to fight 'mass dismissal 9 OINGAPORE, Fri. The Army Civil Service Union has formed an action committee "to fight mass retrenchment" of local employees in the War Department. The union president. Mr. P. S. Plllal. In a statement today said the committee, appointed by the union
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    1,000 boy scouts for seminar
    60 6 SINGAPORE. Pri. The Education Minister, Mr. Ong Pang Boon, will speak at the first organising committee meeting for the first Par East Scout fund raising seminar at the Singapore Boy Scout Association In Clemenceau Avenue at 3 p.m. tomorrow. Over 1,000 boy scouts will be
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    Anniversary
    36 6 SINGAPORE, Pri— The Singapore Government Printing Office Employees' Union will celebrate Its IBth anniversary with a dinner at the Parrer Park branch premises of the Amalgamated Union of Public Employees at 7.30 p.m. on Sunday.
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    Youth concert
    35 6 SINGAPORE, Fri. The Yang di-Pertuan Negara, Tun Yusof bin Ishak, and Toh Puan Noor Aishah will attend a concert at the National Theatre by the Singapore Youth Symphony Orchestra at 8.30 p.m. tomorrow.
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    Guide contest
    35 6 SINGAPORE. Fri. Singapore's First Lady, Toh Puan Noor Aishah. will be the guest of honour at the Girl Guides (West Division) annual guide competition at their Guide Hut tomorrow at 3 p m
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    Silver jubilee
    26 6 SINGAPORE. Fri. The Royal Malaysia Police Civilian Staff Association, Singapore, will hold its silver jubilee dinner at the Southern Hotel tomorrow at 8 p.m.
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    Govt helps avert bus strike
    165 6 SINGAPORE, Fri. The Ministry of Labour today averted a strike by some 690 workers of three Chinese bus companies scheduled to start tomorrow. This follows a meeting between leaders of the Ka-tonc-Bedok Bus Service Co.. Ltd.. Keppel Bus Co., Ltd. and Tay Koh Vat Bus
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    $5.2 m bridge deal goes to a joint tender
    487 7 $5.2 m bridge deal goes to a joint tender RAW PAHAT AND MUAR FERRIES TO CLOSE The Mentri's land offer to ferry workers hits a snag... iviiAit, rriaay. r p\() Kuala Lumpur firms, Wing Co. Ltd. and Development Services Ltd., have been awarded a joint $5.2 million contract to build
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    Big plan for kampong electricity
    74 7 Big plan for kampong electricity MALACCA. Fri.— The Malacca Chief Minister, Inche Abdul Ghafar bin Baba. today announced a $113,000 plan to supply electricity to kampongs in the Alor Gajah District. He told a Friday prayer congregation at Kampong Gang&a, near Alor Gajuh. th«t the State Government had already set
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    The S'pore General Hospital to have extra 146 beds
    231 7 The S'pore General Hospital to have extra 146 beds SINGAPORE. Fr i Singapore s General Hospital is to have another 146 beds, bringing the total bed capacity at the hospital to 1.278 This is part of the Government's reorganisation of the hospital's services. The extra beds will be available when
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    IGNORE LIES,' PLEA BY MINISTER
    123 7 IGNORE LIES,' PLEA BY MINISTER SINGAPORE, Fr i Inche Othman Wok, Minister for Social Affairs, called on all Muslims here today to ignore "lies and falsehoods" now being spread against the Government here. Muslims must help foster the ideals of Islamic teachings and live in peace with other races here,
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    Visit by two professors
    57 7 .BINGAPORE. Thurs. Prof. Floyd G. Arpan. Professor of Journalism at the University of Indiana, and Prof. John Hohenberg. Professor of Journalism at Columbia University, will be arriving in Singapore on July 25 on a United States cultural exchange programme. They will meet local journalists to discuss
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    Teachers' union officials
    37 7 SEREMBAN. Fri. Mr. S. T. Peter Lim has been elected chairman of the National Union of Graduate Teachers. Negri Sembilan branch. Other officials are: Secretary, Mr. P. A. Madhavan. and treasurer. Miss I. Ponnudurai.
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    TWO MORE UNIONS VOTE TO MERGE
    136 7 OINGAPORE, Fri. Members of two more Government employees unions have voted to join a proposed amalgamation of all trade unicrvs catering for monthly-r a t c d employees in the public service under a single banner. They are the Singapore Vledlcal Services Union and
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    CAUSEWAY CUSTOMS WORK TO BE IMPROVED
    93 7 SINGAPORE Fri Work to improve the Customs check-point at the Singapore end of the Causeway will begin earlv next month J A Customs spokesman said oday that the improvement costing S30.00& would enable he Customs Department to :arry out inspections with minimum inconvenience, thus
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    $2.7 mil offer for 2 Eu properties below reserve prices at auction
    271 8 SINGAPORE, Fri. The Eu Properties (M) Ltd. declined offers totalling $2,750,000 for two bit Singapore properties owned by the firm at the end of a two-day public auction of lands and houses here today. On« offer was for
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    Dato to open poster show
    63 8 PENANG. Frl The Chief Minister, Dau> Wong Pow Nee. will declare open next Wednesday's exhibition of posters, organised by the Pfenaag Jaycees. in connection with thrir theme this year of creating a "better world through international understanding." The opening ceremony at the Penang Library ftl
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    New lunch breaks plan
    476 8  -  BALA CHANDRAN MINISTRY AID SOUGHT IN FEDERAL CAPITAL COMMISSION BID TO BEAT TRAFFIC CONGESTION by piRMS with large staffs are to be asked to stagger their lunch breaks in the latest move to beat the acute traffic congestion in the heart of the town here. The
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    Youth fined for insulting policemen
    87 8 PENANO. Fri. Ooi Chong Soon. 18. who threw nre crackers at passers-by on the Penang Esplanade during the Chinese New Year celebration* last February, was fined $85 on two charges by the first magistrate's court yesterday. Ooi was fined $10 for having insulted a police
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    Samsu fine
    39 8 KUALA LUMPUR. FriLim Kirn Chye of Cheras Road here was fined $50 or two weeks' .lail in the Fourth Magistrate's Court for possessing two bottles of samsu on which duty amounting to $3.91 had not been paid.
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    Fuller backs move to renew the Tin Agreement
    344 8 Fuller backs move to renew the Tin Agreement KUALA LUMPUR, Friday. J^ LEADER of Malaysia's tin industry, Mr. H. M. Fuller, said today that the industry was basically sound, but warned ''there are bound to be some ups and downs". This, he told the Straits i Times, was a valid
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    Peace Corps programmes merge into one for all Malaysia
    174 8 Peace Corps programmes merge into one for all Malaysia KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. The U.S. Peace Corps programmes for Sabah, Sarawak and Malaya has been merged into a single Malaysia operation with its headquarters here. The Peace Corps director fur Malaysia. Dr. Janus Gould, aid i Ins was a natural sequai
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    Koran prizes
    32 8 SINGAPORE. Fri— The Minislster for Social Affairs, India Othman Wok, will present prizra to the winners of the Koran contest In Lorong 3, opposite Kampong Kuchat, at 8 p.m. tomorrow.
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    Five more Johore Labour Party men held
    90 8 SINGAPORE, Fri.— Five more members of the Johore branch of the Labour Party have been arrested. Among them are two women members, who were held in Pontian. The other three were arrested in Pekan .Nanas. The detentii .is were carried out ui.der the
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      240 8 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS 4. It might be ehortened by 4t>t. Stupid duel with relative liveries of the hlghert glawtabout one false belief iB>. ard '7). 0. Discount concerning broken 5 Hidden danger in ttaii v4hltable a pound off (6). cle (4). 10. It's an offence to catch the 6.
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    ADO tells court: My debts are $35,000
    295 9 Out of monthly income of $1,675 he promises to pay $500 to creditors IPOH, Friday THE acting District Officer, Kuala Pilah, Inche Yeop Mahidin bin Mohamed Shariff, 46, who holds the honorary rank of colonel in the Territorial Army, has debts totalling $35,-
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    $16,000 to T.B. patients in Perlis
    95 9 KANGAR, Fri— The Perils branch of the Malayan Association for the Prevention of Tuberculosis distributed over SI 6.000 to patients and their dependents last year. The brand) president. Mr. Jar- 1 null Singh, duclosed today that I 120 p.ttifius were receiving aid I totalling
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    Anti-flood work to be completed soon
    201 9 SINGAPORE, Friday. WORK On the re-construction of the main out- let drain and two bridges at Opera Estate here to prevent flooding is expected to be completed in September. Cost of the project, which la being carried out by the Public Works Department. will
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    State officer transferred
    55 9 KANGAR. Fri. The Perils State Agricultural Officer. Inche Ahmad bin Baba. will be leaving for Kedah tomorrow to take over from ihe State Agricultural Offl- 1 cer there. Inche Muhamed Noor bin W.ihab. who is on leave. Meanwhile. Inchr Idn> b:n Shahur. Assistant State Aoricuitural Officer here
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    Economics talks
    28 9 KLAI.A IUMPL'R Fri.— Thirt? student* ban ihe Malay College in Ku.ilk Kancsar are now aU tending a three-day economic discussion Marion at Plantation Hou>e. Pt-talniß Jaya.
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    Court is told of armed robbery
    281 9 BATU PAH AT. ITi.— Four I men were yesterday '< committed to stand trial in the High Court here on a charge of gang robbery. They. together with j three others, were alleged to have robbed three estate workers and their families of a
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    Brandy stolen from consulate
    51 9 PENANG. Fri. Eight cases of brandy were reported stolen from j the Royal Thai Consulate at Ayer i Raiah Road this morning. The loss was discovered by a peon when he opened the office. The brandy was being kept in preparation for a forthcoming Thai national
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    'Malays must get help of others to learn'
    236 9 'Malays must get help of others to learn' CHAMBERS CHIEF: SKILLED MALAY CONTRACTORS FEW IZUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Malay contractors in the West Coast States must be allowed to get the help of their Chinese colleagues as a means to improve themselves, said Inche Mahmood bin Ambak. chairman of the United
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    DEATH
    22 10 MR T4. NAIR. fyllalU of Bsa> >»•>• and Tong Pane HHilii aaasad •-»T s* IndU oa 15-T-M *whind wtdow aad 8 itilla—
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENT
    37 10 M lr«r* faawaa—saw TME FAMILY o» tha tale aa>. stt* Klan Poh thank the -lasiltill Caaaaasv —*rha. Minbaie of Ibm Baataaatst Untoo. mead* aad r*sstiv«s tar Cbaa* kted eondolesce*. doaataaaa. CMaa. MsMaoat, aad aaasaas***** a* aa*
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    ANNOUNCEMENTS
    210 10 3» r*rea» M» (awasa.jajsj, TUB OOO«t»cra M ajrt»VßW ~m a*rv*d every *aHßsvd**p saaf BaVJaaay I laassa) tame HMHRYII MM ■>saa>M a* aVsar* OoM Bto*a«*. Canaaaa. laattaa flhaam. Caiasrwi Weakr u| TOaIBM aa* at ■vaa bottom priaa* BiwMi FBDBRAL PUIUCATWNt LXU. krrat* all Maabara aai book aaMsaaa Houm, Rrver Valley
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      More Than A Club
      576 10 The Commonwealth Prime Ministers' Conference haa been a success, not only from the Malaysian point of view, but in a much wider sense aa well The unanimous expression of "sympathy and support" for Malaysia in her fight against Indonesian aggression, points up a fact that has
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      Danger Ahead
      417 10 More than votes will dapand upon how the R«puhlica-i prcaidential candidaU, Senator Goldwater. goes about selling himself to the American poople. The trend he represents could well draw tha attire political climate of tha United States still further to the right, which offers gruesome possibilities. Then tha trend
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      Cholera Toll
      142 10 Yesterday the Ministry of Health reported another cholera death in Trengganu, along with the new cases in Malacca, scene of last year's epidemic. The figures are modest and the epidemic's pace now so slow that its inexorable harvest can be too easily overlooked: already this year at least
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    The worry behind the boom in Hong Kong
    484 10 From trade to tourism and an eye on soaring costs TIONG KONG, Frt— At 11 8.30 each morning Radio Hong Kong begins a programme which is probably the only one of its kind In the world. The 15--minute radio show called "Pearl
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      A DANGEROUS LINE
      107 10 NORMALLY Irresponsible charges do not merit consideration. But when the charges are grave, and when a dangerous communal line is being taken, the damage this can do to Malaysia is frightening. If we are to succeed In our efforts to work for a more Just and equal
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      Double report
      63 10 rE law requires a motorist Involved In an accident to report to the nearest Police station within 24 hours. Surely this is sufficient 1 Why then is the motorist required to call also at the Sepoy Lines to be Interrogated by a policeman who requires the same report
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    The grass roots problems come to Parliament
    1215 10  -  MAZLAN NORDIN POLITICAL SKETCHBOOK. By IJO session of the De w a n Ra'ayat would be complete without the group of backbenchers who speak of the grass roots problems which touch the daily lives of their constituents. They have little to say on
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    Industrial unrest warning
    1052 11 Nair tells arbitration court that its recent ruling on re-organisation and retrenchment by firms had caused widespread distress SINGAPORE, Friday. 'TRADE UNION EYEBROWS HAVE BEEN RAISED IN BEWILDERMENT' fHE secretary-general of the Singapore National Trades Union Congress, Mr. C. V. Devan Nair, warned that there would be
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    TWO MINISTERS FOR INAUGURAL FLIGHT
    193 11 SINGAPORE, Fri.— The Minister for Transport, Dato Sardon bin Haji Jubir. and the Minister of Interior and Justice, Dato (Dr.) Ismail bin Dato Abdul Rahman, will be among the 23 Malaysian guests on the U.T.A. French airline's inaugural flight to Paris on Monday. The group,
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    TAXI, BUS SERVICES PLANNED TO NEW AIRPORT
    224 11 TAXI, BUS SERVICES PLANNED TO NEW AIRPORT KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. The Ministry of Transport disclosed today that an efficient tourist class bus service will link the town centre here with the new international airport, 14 miles away at Subang. A spokesman said that this service would be backed up by
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    Indonesians tried to 'brainwash' us—Filipino tourists
    218 11 Indonesians tried to 'brainwash' us— Filipino tourists SINGAPORE, Fri. A party of 12 Filipino tourists, now in Singapore after touring Indonesia, said the Indonesians had tried to "indoctrinate us with their brand of socialism." After this and "some other unpleasant experiences", they declared they would not visit Indonesia again. The
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    Death on road
    49 11 BATU O A J AH Prl. A passenger in a Land Rover, Chan Kar Wool. 33. was killed In a collision with a lorry at Chendrong new village, about six miles from here yesterday. The driver of the Land Rover, Wong Swec Lam, 33. was unhurt.
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    School opening
    28 11 SINGAPORE. Fri. The Prime Minister Mr. Lee Kuan Yew will officially open the Serangoon Garden Integrated secondary technical school in Burghley Drive at 3 pjn. tomorrow.
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    Those 'Made in Malaysia' cars: The deadline is extended
    220 11 Those 'Made in Malaysia' cars: The deadline is extended KUALA LUMPUR, Friday. THE Minister of Commerce and Industry, Dr. Lim Swee Aun, has agreed to extend the! closing date for submitting proposals for motor vehicle assembly plants in Malaysia to Sept. 1. Originally, the closing date was Aug. 1. This
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    Law teachers to meet in Singapore
    89 11 Law teachers to meet in Singapore SINGAPORE, Fri.— The second meeting of the Association of Law Teachers and Schools in SouthEast Asia will be held at the University of Singapore from July 20 to 25. The conference, which will be opened by the University's acting vice chancellor. Dr. Lim Tay
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    Move against car tyre vandals
    56 11 SINGAPORE, FTi. Special preventive measures are being taken by the police to curb vandalism against motorists here following reports that vandals in the Paya Lebar area are going around puncturing car tyres. Police today appealed to members of the public to report immediately the presence
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    $5,000 car stolen
    31 11 IPOH. Fri. A car worth $5,000 belonging to a contractor, Mr. Wong Wong, was reported stolen yesterday. He had parked it outside his bouse in Kampar Road here.
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    PMIP Govt to present eight Bills in Assembly on Sunday
    264 11 PMIP Govt to present eight Bills in Assembly on Sunday KOTA BHARU. Fri. The PMIP-controlled Kelantan State Government will present eight Bills in the State Assembly meeting on Sunday. Sump of them provide for an increase in the Speakers allowance, cuts in the salaries of chairman and deputy chairman of
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    Two admitted to Bar
    59 11 BTNGAPORE. Fri. Mr. Vim Pang Lim and Mr. Antony Ralph Roman, both law graduates of the University of Singapore, were admitted to Urn Sincupore Bar as advocates and solicitors by Mr. Justice Ambrosein the High Court today. Mr. K. T. Ooi appeared In support of Mr.
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    Great-grandma (68) wins Malay contest prize
    284 11 Great -grandma (68) wins Malay contest prize IPOH, Friday A great-grandmother, Hajah Mariam binte Haji Hassan, 68, of Kinta District, has won first prize in the Perak State national language reading contest for students in adult education classes. In the State-level elocution contest for non-Malay women over 18. a U.S.
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      BELTS ARE NOT THE SAFETY SOLUTION
      156 12 \f AT I refer to Dato Sardon's recent sugxt! gestion on the use of safety belts. We are all aware of the usefulness of these accessories, and the effect they have in preventing loss of life in the event of a collision. It should
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      DISTRIBUTING RUBBISH
      149 12 ALL the energetic efi'orts of the Minister for Health to keep this fair city clean would seem to be frustrated by the paid professionals, the refuse collectors with their throwing technique. They throw the dustbin lid on the ground together with the top layer of the refuse; then
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      Road pirates
      30 12 KUALA Rompin in Pahang has become the headquarters of pirate taxis. Something should be done to end the racket to protect legal transport operators. LOYAL CITIZEN Kuala Rompin
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      Waiting for the W and O option form
      115 12 IyiONTHS have elapsed since we heard the exhilaXTX rating news of the Government's decision to make contribution towards the Widows and Orphans Fund optional. It was understood too. that ;ontributors who decide to )pt to discontinue contrljuting and withdraw from -he Fund
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      Shanties a hazard
      52 12 Shanties a hazard rE Hawkers' Department Is tc be congratulated for having demolished the many unauthorised structures found Inside People's Park. The place has become so congested with so numerous shanties springing up that it not only constitutes a fire hazard, but a breeding ground for files as well. ■JL
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      Blocked drain
      44 12 RESIDENTS of Pengkalan Rawa Road and particularly those around the Krian River area have to put up with mosquitoes, a stench and floods because a drain blocked since completion of a bund, has vet to be cleared \n \K HIIMH Nibone Tebal
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      Borrowing by phone
      85 12 I FULLY endorse the view of Mr. Peter Kek (ST. July 14) that the renewal of book-loans by telephone is an essential feature of a leading public library and should be resumed without delay. Library officers do not allow you to renew your loan. Instead, they put
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      A question of dates
      118 12 IjNDER the present systern, children are admitted to Primary I according to their year of birth. Accordingly a child born on Christmas Day will enter school one year earlier than his neighbour born a week later. In the case of twins born a few minutes apart,
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      Cholera clue
      53 12 rE health authorities should visit kampongstowns in Kelantan and Trengganu and Inspect houses (rumah tanggah* which stand on stilts. I feel sure that many of these houses have square holes, with detachable covers, on plank floor boards. These serve as latrines. The dangers are apparent. AN AX 1.1
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      FOR THE RECORD, HIGHER MATHS
      94 12 IN your excellent Special Feature Article, ■Wealthy Speed Kings Duelled For Records," it is stated that Captain Eyston's speed record of 1937 was 311.43 m.p.K which is the average of the lap speeds 305.12 m.p.h. and 317.74 ni.p.h. in both directions over the measured mile.
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      Studying books out of print
      133 12 TtHE Std. in Malay ExX amination syllabus is certainly not well planned. Two or the history books are out of print and yet questions were set on those books. Secondly, questions set for the examination are not used to test what the candidates know but
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      By definition
      81 12 WITH reference to the deUghtful letter from Mr. Low Siew Chek headed. A Postal Assurance <S.T. July 7), my dictionary Rives the definition of the word 'obliterate' as:- to blot out; to efface or to destroy. While it may be good news that 'first day covers are obliterated
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      Stopping for an exhibition
      99 12 TS the Ministry of Education aware that Queenstown Secondary Technical School has susr>ended all teaching work in its Secondary Four Classes? This Is to enable the School to prepare for an exhibition which the Minister of Education will declare open. Extra-curricular activities are no doubt important.
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      Post boxes
      27 12 r PHE Post Office should 1 install more pest boxes along Pudu Road and at all road junctions in X.L TAN TEONG CHEK Kuala Lumpur
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      THE BRITISH STUDENTS AT U.S. UNIVERSITIES
      175 12 rpHE Malaysian (formerly 1 'Malayan') Students' Association (MSA) in America started making representations to the government regarding the case for the wider recognition of American university decrees at least eight years ago. Since then. It has sent several memoranda to the government bodies concerned,
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    Bank, union agree to resume normal relations immediately
    393 13 Bank, union agree to resume normal relations immediately SINGAPORE, Friday. r ]lIK Chartered Bank and the Singapore Bank Employees' Union have accepted a suggestion by Dr. Charles Gamba, president of the Industrial Arbitration Court, that they should resume normal relations immediately. This followed lengthy discussions in the President's chambers last
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    ROYAL NAVY COPTERS JOIN THE SEARCH
    98 13 SINGAPORE. Fri. Helicopters from the Royal Navy have loined in the air and land search for a missing British helicopter in the jungles of South Johore. An Army spokesman said today. "They are sending out as many helicopters as they can spare in this
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    Koran winners for Bangkok
    56 13 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. The winner or the Malaysian Koran Reading Contest, Halt Mohamed Abin bin Haii Shamsuddin, of Kedah, and the run-ner-up In the women's section of the contest, Che Zabedah bint* Hassan, also of Kedah, will fly to Bangkok on Sunday to take part in
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    To attend talks in Athens
    41 13 KAMGAH I'll IHe crmirman of tne Kangur Town Board. Inche Mansor will leave for Athens in September to attend the International conference of social workers there. Indie Mansor Is vice-president of the Perlis State Welfare Committee.
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    'BOMB' DRAMA AT GIRLS' SCHOOL IN MALACCA
    183 13 'BOMB' DRAMA AT GIRLS' SCHOOL IN MALACCA VI ALAC C A Fri. ITI Police rushed to the Malacca's Girls' High School this mornins: following a report that an object which looked like a bomb had been found in a drain outside the school compound. The object however, turned out to
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    Special programme for N-Language Week
    135 13 SINGAPORE, tn The People's Association has drawn up a special weeklong programme designed to actively participate In Singapore's National Language Week which begins on Aug. 21. Oratorical contests, lnter-com-naunity centre debates, and essay writing competitions are being organised by the association and community centres throughout
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    High Court tribute
    50 13 SINGAPORE. Pri. The Beach and tne Bar will pay tribute in the High Court on Saturday to the late Mr. Frederick Benjamin de Souza, lawyer and .sportsman, who died last Thursday of a heart attack. The tribute will be paid in court No. 4 at 10 a.m.
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    A LITTLE BIT OF THE SEA FOR THE MUSEUM
    252 13 I^UALA LUMPUR. Fri., A team of divers! has returned from an; exploration of the sea off the Trengganu coast, with a huge collection of shells, coral and other specimens for the National Museum. Two officials of the museum, Mr. Jack Fisher
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    More held in Singapore
    42 13 SINGAPORE. Fiv Police arrested 36 men while screening 2.889 people in anti-secret society rounds in the last 24 hours. Thirteen of the men were detained under tlie Criminal Law (Temporary Provisions) Ordinance and 23 under the Societies Ordinance.
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    Charged with stealing a car outside cinema
    96 13 SINGAPORE, r ri.— Mokhtar bin Isnak. 26. of Kuantan denied in a District Court here this afternoon two charges connected with a car stolen from outside the Majestic Theatre in Sinsja- pore on July 4 He was brought down irom Pahant by car
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    Painter's death fall
    29 13 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. —A painter. Low Yce. 30, fell to hi» death from 30ft while painting the railway station building here at 2 15 pm. yesterday
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    377 13 Use Malay now in primaries, call by Sarawak native teachers KUCHING, Fri Sarawak Native Teachers Association yesterday issued a statement urging the State Government to start using Malay as the national language in Malay Primary schools. The statement said "Train some of our teachers now to teach the language as
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    TIN SHARES ADVANCE ON AN EXPANDED LIST
    648 16 From Our Market Correspondent mIN shares gained some X ground on the Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday and industrials were narrowly irregular, but general turnover was still restricted. A trickle of rubber counters was brought to business. The list of tin shares traded expanded
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    MALAYAN STOCK
    838 16 fOMBINED business In and reported to the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday with the number of snares traded In brackets: INDUSTRIALS: Seuttoad (4.000) $1.66: Dunlops $1.9* BL, (4.0O0) J1.97. (4,000) SI.CS: Its* onls. $2.24 BL, (3,000) $2.30; P. and N. ords.
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    Tin price halts at $650: Palm oil wanted
    321 16 rw\HE Straits tin price In x Penang yesterday rose 62J cents a picul to $650.25 on an offering unofficially estimated to be unchanged at 250 tons. London, with spot up £10 and forward up £13 a ion, had reported profit-taking In quite
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    STOCK INDICES
    27 16 MaUyan Stock Indict* JUIT ID. JUIV l(. Indmrtrlita: 93.79 93.87 Tins: 128.58 139.30 S rubber*: 103.86 103.54 Dee. 30, 1963 100. Dec. 29. 1962 100.
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    Rubber has very quiet trading
    474 16 Rubber has very quiet trading H.CB. and Co. Ltd. In their weekly Malayan rubber report say trading conditions have been very quiet Indeed during the week. The apathy of the terminal max- kets has provide 4 no incentive and turnover in the Malaysian markets has been negligible. With no price
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    OPTION PREMIUMS
    240 16 July 17. Three months. INDUSTRIALS Boustead 13 cts. M. Containers 14 CIS Dunlops 14 cis. M. Cables lo cts City Dev. 1 cts. McAilMer 13 eta! ■> Srneltrrs H CU. M. Invest. 13 eta. £ssol3cta. 0.C.8.C. 20 eta. Kid Disp. 12 cts. Rothmans V cis. r uzpatricks 14
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    72 16 /'HINESE Produo. Eiehante, »m«a- pars neen inui per picul yesterday: Coconut eil: bulk JSIi acller*, drua J6U aellera. Capra: July/ Aug. UK/Contln*at: Unquoted. Pepper: Muntok w.me SI4U aellara, Sarawak white »137 i lellera, *pect*J Sarawak black S3 lO sellers, garbled L«rnpoog black J1174 sellers. ABTA $1271 sellers. Sintapert
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    CLOSING PRICES
    27 16 July 17. MALAYAN RLBBKR PRICE: 663 cents (down three-eighths of a cent). TIN: $650.25 a picul (up 62} cents). Estimated unofficial offering 250 tons (unchanged).
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    SHIPPING IN MALAYAN PORTS
    207 16 <^HIPS lyint alsnxtide th» lirtgaawr* day are: Tong Ylck N.W. 3. Yarra 3/4. Tonoo N.W. 4. Olang Seng N.W. .'< Mlryu Maru 0/7, Sajany 8/9, Chakdlna 13/14. Angellkl L Is. Hoi Uouw 23/24, Straat Torre* 27 Aldebaran 31/32, Azucblnan Maru 33/34, TJtnuiam 39/36. Klna 38/39, Tjipondok
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      754 17 DRESSES DRESSMAKING M Wordt Si (M in.)— Box it rts. txtrm *9 SIANC, 87 Tang'tn Road. Singapore, HlKh Class Ladles Dressmakers Ready-made Dresses from Sl4/Tallorlng Charges from (8/- (Including Cbeongssm). WHERE TO STAY (Fed.) Word* SS (Mm.)— Box St rts. txtrm NEW STRAITS VIIW HOTEL J B Seaside Dancing b'loorsbows
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      818 17 GOVERNMENT OF THE STATE OF SINGAPORE PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT THE LOCAL GOVERNMENT INTEGRATION ORDINANCE, 1963. (No. IS of 19«3). NOTICE UNDER SECTION IS (2). Notice Is hereby given, pursuant to Section 19 (2) of the Local Government Integration Ordinance, 1963, that the Director of Public Works requires the execution of
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      691 17 THE PENANG TURF CLUB AMATEUR RACE MEETING 1964 SATURDAY Ist AUGUST. 19«4. ENTRIES close at 12 O'clock Noon On Thursday, 23rd July, 1964. USUAL $1 UNLIMITED SWEEPS, 3 DIGITS NUMBER FORECAST POOL, $2 TOTALJSATOR TOTE, $2 FORECAST TOTE. |2/- TOTALISATOR BETTING. The Infield Indicator Board will only show dividend in
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      859 17 NOTICES TENDERS BANK HOLIDAY The Banks In the States ol Malaya will be closed for business on Tuesday. 21st July 19«4— Birthday of Prophet Mohamed. EXCHANGE BANKS' ASSOCIATION OF THE FEDERATION OP MALAYA. UNIVERSITY OF SINGAPORE CHAIR OF ORAL SUBGEET CORRIGENDUM. In the first paragraph, last sentence for "Department of
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      475 17 THE PORT OF SINGAPORE AUTHORITY VACANCY FOR ASSISTANT ACCOUNTANT Applications are Invited from suitab'.y qualified persons domiciled In Malaysia for appointment as Assistant Accountants. This appointment offers good prospects for advancement to the higher levels of Management for persons ol proven ability. The Authority is seeking *»ien of experience, and
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      PERERA AND ATKINSON SET RECORDS
      321 18 MALACCA, Friday. )M V TWO state records were set up on a rain-ruined first day of the Malacca AAA championships at Kubu Stadium here today. All hopes of fine performances on the track were dashed when rain fell heavily early in, the afternoon. The start
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      KO TOURNAMENT
      36 18 KUALA LUMPUR. Prl —Entries for the Malayan government services badminton tournament will close on Aug. 15. The tournament will be run on a knockout system comprising fhn* men's singles and two men s noublei.
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      Mudlifah beats jump mark
      380 18 OENANG Fri. Mud- lifah Yusoff broke her own State record for the women's high jump when she cleared 1.46 metres (4ft 9 7/8) in the Penang Combinied Schools athletics championships at the City Stadium today. Mudlifah's performance to- day was o.olm. better than her State mark
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      Muar team for Johore meet
      179 18 ~\M UAR, Prl— The Maar team foi Itl the Johore AAA champlonsh:|)^ .it Batu Pahat on July 23-24: Men: A. Rahman Yangtl (100 m. triple jump;: C Gaudart (100. 200 m): H,i>-an M. Noor (lOC. 200. 400 m i. Othman Arshad (100 200. 400mt; H
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      Selva may miss re-run of hurdles
      169 18 Selva may miss re-run of hurdles ATHLETICS ROUNDUP CINGAPORE. Prl. The Ebso Trophy meets 400 m hurdles re-run lias been arranged by Singapore AAA to be held lomorrow but Karu Selvaratnam. who finished first last Sunday, will not be able to compete because of his naval duties. j Karu has
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      SUMMARY
      68 18 SOCCER I poh I)iv. 3: B Sqn Irish Hussars 5 PTCSC 2. lpoh Commercial Houses Lfe: Borneo Co 7 Rod House I. L. Perak Div. 1 (T. Anson). TJtd Plantation* wo. Flecnineton Bst. Krian l*e (P Buntar): Malay Teachrrs 2 MAS 0. S'pore Div. 3D: Serangoon Malays 3 Gentle
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      TENNIS PEARCE AND AZMAN ENTER THE Q-FINALS
      149 18 TENNIS PEARCE AND AZMAN ENTER THE Q-FINALS ¥>KNANO, Prl. Both the two E seeds. John Pearce. No 1, and Ba A. Azman. No 2, easily moved into the men's singles quarter-finals in the Penang open tennis championships at Western Road today. Pearce beat J. .Rajendram 6-2 6-0. while Azman beat
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      Penang win hard way
      101 18 ITOTA BAHRU. Prl. Penang rv beat Kelantan 2-0 in the Malaya Cup north zone match at the Sultan Mohamed IV Stadium here today. There was no score in the first half. Penang played listlessly without any cohesion among the forwards. They had to fight an uphill
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      PAP basketball
      29 18 SINGAPORE. Pri. The Prime Minister of Singapore. Mr. Lee Kuan Yew. will declare open the PAPS inter-branch basketball tournament at the Gay World on Sunday < 7.30 p.m.).
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        Nichols sets record in PGA tourney
        209 18 /COLUMBUS, Fri. Booby \j Nichols shot the tnu-vt round in the history of the United States ProfesMon.d Golfers Association Championship here yesterday, when he took v first round lead with a six-under-par 64. This was one stroke better than the previous record chared by
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        5-3 win for Perak
        54 18 IPOH. Fri Perak beat Penang 5-3 in the Government Services trianguiur~hockey meet her* today Pruang. who led 3-2 at halltime scored through centre-lorward Abdul Samad bin Abdul Kadir (2) and inside-right Titus HavelockPerak scorers were right-back K. Anandarajah (2). inside right E. Newman, centre-forward Zam Arlffln
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      Lock icon Carling trophy
      54 18 LONDON. Fri. Four UVOMM players Gary Sobers and Wts Hall (West Indies). Richie Benaud (Austmiui) and Basil dOliveira (South Alrica)— are among the 16 Test and courty cricket stars who will compete for the Carling single-wicket trophy at Lord's on July 30-31. Ken Palmer of Somerset will be
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      TOUR OF MALAYSIA ON AUG 28
      220 18 CYCLING SINGAPORE. Fri The Malaysian cycling team of 12 lor the Olympic Games will be selected alter the MCAs 1.000 miles Tour or Malaysia (or the Nanyang Slangpuu Trophy. The 1.000 miles race will begin a l Alor Star on Aug. 28 with the
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      Dexter keeps promise to his parents
      263 18 CRICKET from JACK FINGLETON: London. Friday OUSSEX and England captain Ted Dexter hit a splendid century against the Australians at Hove yesterday. It was Dexter at his best. At lunch. Dexter was 53 not out. Then with half the side out. he had nne
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      Lock icon Hattrick by Kent's fast bowler Sayer
      312 18 I ONDON, Prl. David Sayw. Kent's fast bowier. performed the hattrick against Glamorgan during an English county cricket match at Maidstone yesterday Sayer took Glamorgan's la*t three wickets wiUi the last two bails of one over and completed his hattrick with the first ball
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      137 18 SOCC'EK M il.ua Cup: Peril* v Kedah (Kaiißuri. Spore Dlt S: Gymkhana v Arsenal: Mt Emily v Bt Timah (both matches at Parrer Park). ATHLETICS SUte meets: Malacca AAA (Kubu Stadium): Spore AAA Junior meet (Farrer Park). School: Negri Combined (Seremban); Penan? secondary MCity Stadium). Perak Telecoms i Anderson Sch):
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    1597 19 CARD KEY: A letter after the horse's name indicates the type of gol'ix preferred: f fast; g good: s soft: h heavy any. Betting forecast: <SF) strongly fancied; (F) fancied. 'Apprentice allowances; Soaldl, P. K. Leong, Llm and Dragon 3-lb; Naxudl. Ng and Chong 5-ib; others
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    SPOTLIGHT on your fancies
    519 19 RACE ONE THE DAIRY KINO: Fourth to Gigoletie II over 6f In May. BOLD CHKVALIER: Ran well first time out when fourth to Masu-r Auctioneer over 5Jf; working well. I.ASH: Impressive track form flashing SOCKET: Ran well when fourth to Film Goer 111 over 5Jf RACE
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    Tariff Q can upset
    470 19  -  Epsom Jeep RACING by LIGHTWEIGHT CASTANO IS ANOTHER LIVELY OUTSWER IN BATH CUP RACE gINGAPORE. Fri. Frontrunning Tariff Q looks a lively outsider in the first running of the V. C. Bath Cup on Sunday. The six-ypar-old English gelding, by Border Chief, is in terrific form
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    TENNIS Indo-Ceylonese tournament to be revived this year
    181 19 TENNIS Indo-Ceylonese tournament to be revived this year KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. The All-Malaysian Indo-Ceylonese tennis championships, last held in 1960, are to be revived this year. The decision to revive the tournament was taken at a meeting sponsored by the Tamilian Physical Culture Association who had run the tournament since
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    Lock icon Tengku receives cheque on behalf of MCA
    99 19 T ONDON, Fri. Tengku Abdul Rahman, the Malaysian Prime Minister, yesterday received a cheque for $1,000 on behalf of the Malayan Cricket Association. The presentation was made at a dinner given In the Tengku's honour by the Malaysian Commercial Association here. Jim Swanton
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    SPORTSLETTER LET PENANG SEE SOME M-TOURNEY MATCHES
    169 19 SPORTSLETTER LET PENANG SEE SOME M-TOURNEY MATCHES T WOULD like to make a few suggestions regarding this year's Merdeka football tournament. As there will be 32 matches In all to be played over 16 nights, why cannot the PAM let Penang have six to eight matches, and give the people
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    S'pore the favourites in Agong Cup meet
    240 19 BASKETBALL SINGAPORE. Fri. Singapore will start favourites In toe Malaysian interstate basketbau tournament for the Agong Cup here from Aug. 9 tr 18. A total of 23 teams men and women- ;<-., renting 13 states will take part in the tournameni. Stales competing
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    Former terrorists return to jungle
    408 20 Former terrorists return to jungle Razak: They have joined comrades on border KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. J^ NUMBER of former Communist terrorists have left their homes and re-entered the jungle to join their 500 comrades along the Malaysian-Thai border in sympathy with Indonesia's "Crush Malaysia" policy. This was confirmed today by
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    Lock icon Jones off to Moscow for talks on Russia's aims in aiding Soek
    435 20 WASHINGTON, Friday. IMR. HOWARD P. Jones, U.S. Ambassador to iTI Indonesia, is to consult the U.S. Ambassador in Moscow, Mr. Foy Kohler, and, possibly, Soviet Foreign Ministry officials on the recently announced new Soviet arms aid for Indonesia.
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    Lock icon Alitalia strike
    36 20 ROME, Fri.— Planes of the Italian national airline Alitalia, were grounded today by a six-day pilots' strike. The pilots came out last night after rejecting the company's proposals for a new working contract. Reuter.
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    A kidnap ring is smashed: Eight men detained
    307 20 GANG BELIEVED RESPONSIBLE FOR BOY'S ABDUCTION SINGAPORE. Fri. Police have smashed a kidnap ring believed to be responsible for the kidnapping of a nine-year-old schoolboy on July 3. The Police Secretary. Mr. T. Chelliah, today confirmed that a ransom of $500 was
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    Lock icon Tortoises stage a protest
    68 20 BUENOS AIRES. Fri. Twenty-two tortoises which recently "demonstrated" In the streets here against the Argentine Government have received life sentences to be served In the city's zoo. The tortoises, with about 80 others, were released with antigovernment slogans painted on their backs by the General Confederation
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    Sale approved
    23 20 TOKYO. PrL— The Japanese Governihent will allow contraceptive pills to be placed on sale this autumn. Tokyo newspapers said today.— UPl.
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    UK cricket results
    143 20 LONDON. Fri.— The Australians beat Sussex by 63 runs at Hove today alter claiming the extra half hour. Gloucester; Gloucs bt Lelcs by 5 «kt,s. Cloucs 370 and 63-5. Lelcs 217 and 215. Northampton: Northants bt Essex by Inns and 34 runs. Essex 157 and 149. Northants
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    To honour MPs
    31 20 SINGAPORE. Fri. The Singapore Thuckalay Muslim Association will hold a public meeting at Its premises tomorrow at 9 p.m. to honour three visiting member:, of the Indian Parliament.
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    LONDON STOCKS, RUBBER and TIN
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    Cassels to be made Chief of General Staff
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