The Straits Times, 19 July 1964

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    15 1 The Sunday Times in fate*** No. 1,481 SUNDAY, JULY 19. 1964. 20 CENTS KDN 732.
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    HALF-TRUTHSP ROPAGANDA FAILS IN LONDON
    17 1 HALF-TRUTHS P ROPAGANDA FAILS IN LONDON Jakarta publicity material is supplied to some wavering Commonwealth Prime Ministers
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    Lock icon Big welcome for Tengku
    395 1 ONLY THE TWO S's UNHAPPY WITH RESULTS OF CONFERENCE U.S. MAY OFFER AID TO TRAIN FORCES WASHINGTON. Sat.— The Johnson Administration is preparing a cordial red carpet welcome fot .Malaysia's Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman, who will be («n support moral and material in its struggle
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    INDONESIA FOILED
    757 1  -  ALLINGTON KENNARD From LONDON, Saturday TO the last, attempts were made by the Indonesian Embassy in London to defeat a unanimous expression of sympathy and support for Malaysia by the Commonwealth Prime Ministers. "It was obvious when discussion of the world political situation began there were differences of
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    Lock icon ANZUS powers discuss S-E. A crisis
    335 1 WASHINGTON, Saturday TTJE Australian, New Zealand and United States Foieign Ministers made an exhaustive six -hour review today of the tense situation, in SouthEast Asia and policies to keep the pace there. They met od.Um. opening day of a two-day conference of the Anzus
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    Pearson: Tengku's patience
    288 1 'THE Prime Minister, x Mr. U\«ter B Pearson, said yesterday that Tengku Abdul Rahman's visit to Canada this month will give Canada an opportunity to express admiration, for his "strength and patience" in handling the dispute with Indonesia. The Canadian Government may step up aid to help
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    Lock icon Nude girl on busy street
    132 1 PARIS. Sat. A nude woman, described by the police a* a 23--year-old British girl, walked down the busy Avenue de I/Opera, In sweltering Central Paris, today. Police said she had described herself as a writer working us an "au pair" with a French family in
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    PROBLEMS OF LEARNING THE NATIONAL LANGUAGE
    211 1 PROBLEMS OF LEARNING THE NATIONAL LANGUAGE THE Be ri t a Harian forum on ihe "Problems of Learning the National Language" at the Deuan Bahasa dan Pustaka tonight promises to be a lively affair. This is the first M.ila> forum in which non-Malais will take a leading part. Among those
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    Lock icon General election date: 7 weeks to wait
    286 1 I ONDON Sat. Prob*J ably only seven or eight weeks now separate Britain from the announcement of a general election, political sources said here today. With Thursday. Oct IS, widely spotlighted as a possible date for polling. Sir Alec Douglas-Home, the Conservative Prime
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    Situation in clash town 'near normal'
    404 2 Situation in clash town 'near normal' PLEDGE TO MAINTAIN HARMONY AND GOODWILL BY THE PEOPLE BUKIT MERTAJAM. Sat rFRE Penang Chief x Police Officer. Mr J.J. Raj Sr, said today the situation in Bukit Mertajam was "slowly returning to normal." Mr. Raj. who yesterday carried out an extensive tour of
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    Call to abolish the post of S'pore Premier
    114 2 PENANG, Saturday. 'THE executive committee of the Penang UMNO x youth movement will urge the Government at their annual assembly to abolish the post of Prime Minister of Singapore. It will suggest, that Singa- pore have only a Chief Minister like the
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    Ships in port
    68 2 PORT SWETTENHAM. Sat.— Wharl Berths: No. 1 Sanana, No. 4 Wairimu. No. 5 Elpenor. New Wharl Berths: No. 6 Dotnar. No. 7 Nestor, No. > Loong Kang. No 9 Kingford Stream Berths: No 2— Yarn*. No. 4 Leidzig. No. 5 Li Natal. North Shore: Relau and Sedenak.
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    Stall-holder murdered
    53 2 PORT SWETTENHAM. Sat.— A stali-holder. M. Suppiah. 45. was found battered to death at h'.x stall In the new market here early th.s morning. Police Mid today that Suppiah (tat struck with a heavy object. The motive of the murder has not been established. Police have detained a
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    Sightseeing ship
    41 2 SINGAPORE. Sat. The Chairman Of the Tourist Promotion Board. Mr. K. M. Byrne, will officiate at the ceremony at which the vessel Mata Hart will take It* first load of sightseers around the harbour, at 4.30 pjn. on Wednesday.
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    CRIME ON INCREASE IN K.L.
    331 2 CRIME ON INCREASE IN K.L. Call for stiffer punishment If UALA LUMPUR. Sat. More and more youths are turning to rrimp. The number of robberies here is increasing; In the Sessions Court her* today. Deputy Superintendent of Police Mr. Choo Kok Weng, spoke of the need for stifter punishment of
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    Man and wife on opium charge
    83 2 ALOR STAR, Sat.— A housewift, Sltl Bunga blnte Osman. today re. tracted her original plea and claimed trial in the sessions court to a charge of possession of 1801 b. of raw opium at the 6 mile. Kepala Batas Road, on July 14. Her
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    Social evening
    38 2 TAIPING. Sat. The Ist BnRoyal Malay Regiment, will hold a social evening at the Wan-act Officers and Sergeants V New Club Ro<»d here on July L* before they leave the next day for duty in Sabah.
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    Going for a swim?
    97 2 TODAY— Sedili Kechil 6.21 a.m. (5.9 ft) 4.53 p.m. (6.5 ft); Singapore 7.08 a.m. (5.9 ft) 645 p.m. (6.9ft>: Port Dirkvon 1.52 a.m. (5.9 ft) 2.48 p.m. (7 0ft): Port Swettcnham 12.24 am. (9.3 ft) 1.11 p.m. (10.9 ft): Penan* ».2« a.m. (6.7 ft) 9.21 p.m.
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    Shortage of water delays factory area plan
    235 3 Shortage of water delays factory area plan MALACCA, Sat. The The Chief Minister here, Inche Abdul Ghafar bin Baba, said today that the State Government had plans to open up an industrial area here. But tie pointed out that they were unable to implement the scheme now because of the
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    Club dance on Aug. 1
    69 3 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. The Airport Recreation Club will hold dance In aid of its building fund at the Chinese Assembly Hall here on Aug. 1. The president, Mr. Wong Kok Bu. said they bad already applied for a lite near the new International Airport at
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    L-Month show
    28 3 RAUB. Sat. An exhibition of Malay books and literature by hook-shops highlighted the close of the National Language Month on the main Dactana here last night
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    Wedding present in wage pact
    191 3 Wedding present in wage pact SINOAPORE, Sat.— A printing firm here has agreed to give any of Its men employees a donation equivalent to one-fourth of his monthly salary on the occasion of his marriage or "when he fathers a child." Shing Loons Press LW. of Choon Guan Street, in
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    2 BRAVE PERILS TO HELP MAP-MAKERS
    470 3 |ub3^ K.Ojl* Cg^BjOu^B iTh I WO FLYING from mountain top to mountain top in Sahah a Royal Air Force helicopter pilot and his crewman have vuved a map-making team many weeks of foot-slogging work. Master Pilot Eric Leyden and Senior Aircraftman Bill Cree both
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    Lock icon Detainee had alcohol before he died, inquest told
    289 3 KUCHING, Saturday. 'J'HE cause of death of political detainee Wong Geong Ing, whfc was found dead in a cell while under police custody on June 16, was given in medical evidence as "asphyxiation due to the application cl a ligature" at an
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    Assembly 'yes' to $360,000 spending
    148 3 Assembly 'yes' to $360,000 spending JOHORfc BAHRU. Sat.— The Johore Legislative Assembly today approved supplementary experiture of $360,474 for 1964 for a number of items not provided for or insufficiently provided for In last year's estimates. The expenditure was passed under the Supplementary Supply (1964) (No. 2) Enactment. 1964. Largest
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    A busy day for Mentri
    79 3 BATU PAHAT, Sat.— The Mentrl Boar of Joliore, Dato Hajl Hassan bin Hajl Yunos. last niKht opened three maternity and health clinics at Paril Maimon, Sri Gading and Separap. He also owned two community halls at Parit Maimon and Park Hajl Salam Dato Hassan later
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    H.K. book banned
    40 3 SINOAPORE. Sat. The Government has banned the importation, sale and circulation ol all copies and editions of an Eng-lish-language publication. "Global Digest". published by the Global Digest Press. Happy Valley. Hong Kong, under the Undesirable Publications Ordinance.
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    'MALAYANS IN SABAH DOING A THANKLESS JOB'
    182 3 'MALAYANS IN SABAH DOING A THANKLESS JOB' JESSELTON, Sat. A State Assemblyman from Lahad Data has resented against what he described "the baseless confrontasi charges which a fellow Assemblyman had launch* ed on Federal officers working in Sabah. Inche Kafael Ancn c t a (Alliance) said he was angry and
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    Sabah Minister here on visit
    64 3 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat.— The Sabxh Minister of Agriculture Inche Said bin Keruak. arrived here today for a two-week stay to tour agricultural schemes in Malaya and have discussions with the Minister of Agriculture and Co-operatives, Inche Mohamed Khir Johari. He was accompanied by his Permanent
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    Labour's No. 2
    29 3 SINGAPORE. Sat.— The Yang di-Peituan Negara. Tun Yusof bin Ishak. has appointed Mr. A. Nadesan Deputy Commissioner of Labour with effect from Jan. 1 this year.
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    Talks on role of law schools
    296 3 rpHE role of l£\w schools A in strengthening democratic institutions and reducing international tension will be among: the major topics to be discussed at the second South-East Asia conference on legal education which opens here on Monday. The six-day conference to be held at
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    Four more cholera cases in Trengganu
    118 3 Four more cholera cases in Trengganu I^UALA LUMPUR. Sat. Four new suspected cases of cholera, one of which has been confirmed, were reported in Trengganu in the 24 hours ending at 8 a.m. today, bringing the total in the State to 295. The number of deaths In the State remains
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    Police detain eight
    81 3 SINGAPORE. Sat— Police have! detained eight men under thei Criminal Law (Temporary Pxotl- slonst Ordinance. They were picked up during the past 24 hours. Three of them, fighters of thei 24. 108 and 36 secret society groups' were picked up In Havelock Road. Tlong Bahru and Serangoon
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    The fear in minds of the public
    259 5 The fear in minds of the public Penicillin 'not so dangerous* SINGAPORE Sat.— The] chairman of the; Society of Gene- j ral Practitioners of thei Singapore Medical Association Dr. Colin Marcus said tonight that where a patient had unfortunately died after penicillin injections, an accusing finger was pointed at the
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    Dances for funds
    35 5 BATD PAHAT. Sat. Hip District Girl Guides Assonation here will stage a "Festival of Dances" at 8 pm. on Aug. 1 at the Cheng Siu Hall to raise funds for the association.
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    SARAWAK TRADE GOOD
    435 5  - SARA WAK TRADE GOOD GEOFFREY GELDARD Indonesian confrontation has failed to dislocate our economy, says Governor at opening of bank building Fror Kuching, Sat fHE economy of Sarawak had not been seriously affected by Indonesian confrontation, declared the Governor, Datu Abang Haji Openg, when he opened the new Hongkong and
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    SABAH: 50 NEW 'TELL THE PEOPLE' JOBS
    205 5 SABAH: 50 NEW 'TELL THE PEOPLE' JOBS JESSELTON. Sat. Fifty new posts have been created in the Department of Broadcasting and Information, in Sabah, according to Tuan Syed Zainal Abidln, Permanent Secretary to the Ministry of Broadcasting and Information. Tuan Syed Zainal. who arrived here on Thursday, said this would
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    SHASTRI PREDICTS ANOTHER SUMMIT MEET
    273 5 SHASTRI PREDICTS ANOTHER SUMMIT MEET JTUALA LUMPUR, Sat. A well-known Indian astrologer, who early last month predicted the failure of the summit talks in Tokyo, looked into the future again today and forecast another meeting between Malaysia, Indonesia and the Philippines in September or October. Mr. Shastrl Revashanker Baradwala, 57
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    All set for 'Arsenic'
    82 5 SINGAPORE. Sat. The stage ls all set for Joseph's KesselnriK's well-known comedy "Arsenic and Old Lace" which will be presented at the Victoria Theatre In Singapore on Tuesday. The play Ls being presented by Bt. Joseph's Institution's dramatic society. Produced by Mr. David Sebastian. Proceeds will
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    SOME EXPORTS SUBSTANTIALLY HIGHER...'
    26 5 SOME EXPORTS SUBSTANTIALLY HIGHER...' The governor was welcomed to the new bank by the Jesselton manager of the Hongkong and Shanghai Bank,- Mr. G. Q. Alticenhead.
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    More timber licences
    119 5 JESSELTON. Sat.— The Btate Government has decided to issue two more special timber licences in addition to the three already promised by the Chief Minister, Dato Donald Stephens, In March this year Announcing this today, the Minister for Natural Resources. Mr. Thomas Jayasuriya, said that one lincence
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    Sabah scheme
    41 5 JESSELTON. feaL A scheme which could "get rid of some of prejudices now existing in the minds of Sabahans and Sarawakians regarding Malayans and Singaporeans" Is being planned by Mr. Yap Chin Kwee. political secretary to Tcngku Abdul Rahman.
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    'Year of the Fruits'
    317 5 rFHE Minister of AgriA culture and Cooperatives, Inc h c Mohamed Khir Johari, announced today that he is designating this year as the "Year of the Fruits" He was doing this to encourage fruit growing, he said. Inche Khir. who was opening an agricultural show at
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    Pictorial story of Vietnam
    156 5 SINGAPORE, Sat.- The story of "Vietnam— lo years. After Partition" will be graphically depicted by an exhibition of 300 photographs to be held on Monday in the foyer of the National Thea- tre. The exhibition, which will be officially opened by the Acting Consul General of
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    Officer tails to turn up: 2 cleared
    151 5 Officer tails to turn up: 2 cleared KUALA TRENGGAEU. Saturday. TWO PMIP candidates in the last State election* were today given a discharge not amounting tc an acquittal on. charges of holding a public meeting without police permission. They were Omar bin Abdul Rahman and Abdul Rashld bin Haji Su.
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    Ipoh gets an additional courtroom
    167 5 IPOH, Sat. The pressure of work the lower courts in Ipoh have exeperienced the last years, has now been eased by the provision of an additional courtroom and the posting of twb additional magistrates here. The new courtroom is above the Traffic Court. It was
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    $300,000 for water works
    50 5 JOHORE BAHRD. Sat. The Johore Government will spend $300,000 to complete a water works scheme near Bekok. It will be ready In early 1965. This was announced In a reply given to a written question by Alliance Assemblyman, Mr. Tan Seng Toon, who represents the area.
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    Two dodgers are fined
    63 5 MUAR. Sat. Two men from Bukit Kepong have been fined in the Magistrate's Court here for failing to register for-Na-tional Service. Kang Sze Chye, who is 88 days short ot being 29 years old for exemption from National Service, was fined $30. Gch Ah Kow. whose
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    New judge
    31 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Sac— Dato Aziz bin Mohamed Zaln will be installed as a Judge of the High Court. Malaya, at a ceremony at the High Court here on Wednesday.
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    Lock icon JAKARTA TROOPS LEAVE FOR BORDER
    47 6 JAKARTA TROOPS LEAVE FOR BORDER JAKARTA, Sat. Six hundred Green uniformed "volunteer" teachers left Tandjung Priok Harbour on July 10 for Indonesia's border areas. The "volunteers," including 50 women left aboard three ships. They came from East and Central Java after receiving basic military training. U.P.I, picture.
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    Lock icon Support by Premiers angers Soekarno
    740 6 'I AM SENDING INDONESIAN GUERILLAS TO HELP BORNEO PEOPLE' PRESIDENT Soekarno said yesterday that Malaysia "is being crushed with the fiery spirit of the Indonesian people" "Malaysia for us does not exist," Dr. Soekarno said. "Go to hell with Malaysia." Speaking before a women's rally.
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    Lock icon ANZUS PARTNERS ASSURED BY U.S.
    180 6 WASHINGTON, Saturday. T«HE United States Secretary of State, Mr. Dean x Rusk, assured allies in, the South-West Pacific iast night that the United States "will not waver in honouring its commitments to the defence of that area under the Australia-New Zealand-United States pact (Anzus). Mr.
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    Lock icon Astronaut in road crash
    125 6 OOUSTON (Texas), Sat. A*--11 tronaut Scott Carpenter waa hurled Into a coral wall from a skidding motor-cycle in Bermuda and suffered a broken toe and severe Injuries to his knee in addition to a "very serious" broken arm. Mrs. Rene Carpenter said at their home here
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    Bernie gets kiss the hard way
    74 6 LONDON, Sat. "Give m« a kiSB," said Bernie Hannlgan, 22, to his girl friend, pulling her toward him. "No, Bernie." said Linda Paras, 20. backing away with a jerk that sent Bernie tumbling over backwards. Hannlgan, who had been sitting on a windowsill. fell
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    Lock icon Boxer dies after a fight
    56 6 MANILA. Sat. —A Ptllpir.o box er has died of Injuries received in a fight in Ozamiz City on Mindanao Island, the Manila Chronicle reported today. Sammy Parker. 18. died In hospital of brain injuries. He was knocked down twice In a bout with War Tagalogin.
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    Lock icon Senator 'Elevated Flower Virtue'
    45 6 TAIPEH, Sat.— Nationalist Chln.t b newspapers have adopted a new, uniform rendition of "Goldwnter" into "Chinese." Ifi "Kao Hu.i Teh," which translates "elevated flower virtue". The newspapers formerly called goldwater "Ko Teh Hua" which could be translated "lance virtue flower."— AP
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    Hand signal is out for doctor
    49 6 KANSAS CITY, 8at Dr. Revis Lewis, 43, has decided he will us; the turn signals on his car in the future. The last time Dr. Lewis used a hand signal before making a turn, a pedestrian seized the watch from his wrist.— UPl.
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    97 6 "MEW DELHI. Sat— lndia yesterday accused China of bringing large concentrations of troops into libel and of poising them along the Indian border. In a note dated July 16. Indii further accused China of conducting a concerted propaganda campaign against New Delhi, both inside and outside Ch.ua.
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    Lock icon Washing machine empire to liquidate
    369 7 Washing machine empire to liquidate Decision starts L wild stampede- T ONDON, Sat. The washing machine empire of John Bloom, a British business tycoon who became a millionaire at 30 is to go into voluntary liquidation,, it was announced last night. A dramatic 28-word statement by the directors of the
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    British major beaten up by the Turks
    407 7 NICOSIA, Sat. Meanwhile the U.N. announceo last night It had negotiated t "total disengagement" in the tens* Kyrenla mountain area of Temblos and that both the Greek and Turkish force* there would withdraw to their previous position The announcement came after UN. reports
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    Lock icon Italian airliners grounded
    34 7 ROME, s-it Planes of thf Italian national airline. Alitalia. were arounded yesterday by a «i\-Hay mints' strike The pilots have retertod thr company s proposals for a new working contract.— Reuter.
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    ANOTHER STRIKE THREAT BY BRITISH POSTMEN
    166 7 ANOTHER STRIKE THREAT BY BRITISH POSTMEN I ONDON. Sal. British L postal workers, claiming success for their first official strike in 73 years, today threatened another walkout if the government refused to grant their demands for higher pay. Tens of millions of unsorted. undelivered letters and i parcels awaited the
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    Lock icon CLASH ON 'EXTREMISM'
    663 7 CLASH ON 'EXTREMISM Rockefeller flays Goldwater view as 'dangerous, frightening' MILLER DISAGREES WITH REPUBLICAN CALL FOR PURGE SAN FRANCISCO, Saturday. YEW YORK'S Liberal Ccvernor. Mr. Nelson Rockefeller, yesterday attacked Senator Barry Goldwater's views on extremism as "dangerous, irresponsible and frightening' 1 provoking an immediate reaction from the Republican presidential nominee.
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    Lock icon Train plunges over bridge
    35 7 BUENOS AIRES. Sat— Three people died and 10 others were Injured when a passenger train plunged over a bridge about half a mile outside the central station here last night.— Reuter.
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    Lock icon Battle for millions: Vichitra in court again
    141 7 Battle for millions: Vichitra in court again BANGKOK, Sat.— Lady Vichitra, wife ol Thailand's late Prime Minister Sarit Thanarat, testified for the second time yesterday in a court case involving Sarit's estate. She evaded questions asking for her estimate of the size of the fortune. As during her first appearance
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    Mrs. PHILBY GOES TO U.S.-AND LOSES PASSPORT
    172 7 Mrs. PHILBY GOES TO U.S.-AND LOSES PASSPORT I\EW YORK. Sat. Mrs. Eleanor Philby (above). American wife of the "third man" in the British Burgess-Maclean spy case, has returned to the United States and has been tentatively deprived of her U.S. passport. An Immigration Service spokesman said Mrs. Philby'* passport had
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    Search in Britain for 'killer' toys from Hong Kong
    220 7 Search in Britain for 'killer' toys from Hong Kong f ONDON, Sat. Health Inspectors of Bournemouth searched yesterday for imported plastic toys with a lead paint content high enough to kill children. Four children have already been hospitalised after sucking on Hong Kong-made kits and hairdressing sets. "The lead content
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    BID BY ICI TO STOP LEAKAGE OF TRADE SECRET
    149 7 BID BY ICI TO STOP LEAKAGE OF TRADE SECRET J^EW YORK. Sat Imperial Chemical Industries of Britain today filed a suit here to .stop an American company disclosing a secret manufacturing process tv a Japanese subsidiary. The 1.C.1. complaint charges that National Distillers and Chemical Corporation, large American manufacturers of
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    Heavy floods
    26 7 MOSCOW. Cat.— Hraw flooeja havf hit areas of the Sovie; Far East, inundating village*, marooning thousands and putting wide areas of farmland under water.
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    152 8 >• Wor4a 11M (Him.) PRCSBYTERIAN CHURCH, In KinKapcjra, Orchard Road bunday Service W a.m. and 6 p.m. —All Welcome. BAHAI WORLD FAITH:— Tbe R--Ilcton For Today. Find Ood'a Bohitiona To All Human Problems. Lil-rature Krom 3.13 KananK Koad, Bsrcmnan TRINITY METHODIST CHURCH. 34 Seransoon Garden Way, B'pore. Morning
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      THE C'WEALTH LIVES UP TO IIS REPUTATION
      471 8 WHETHER one looks at the Commonwealth Prime Ministers' conference which ended In London last week from an International or a purely Malaysian point of view, the news Is equally encouraging. The Commonwealth lived up to Its reputation as the world's most effective link
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    America's blue chip wives...
    859 8  -  S. SABARATNAM FROM Washington, Saturday ...THE SUCK CHICKS WHO LINE THEIR NEST-EGGS WITH STOCKS SHARES TODAY I met Lois Garcia, 27 year old office manageress for a research organisation and one of the new capitalists of the United States. She is just one more recruit to
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    THE GIRL WHO WRITES NIGHTMARES
    703 8  -  JEAN OLIVER by ...AND SHE'S JUST 20! London. Sat. shut themselves away from life. Convents seemed rather secret places. Anything could be goIng on there." Everything does go on in "Dust Palls." Her 15-year-old fantasies run weird and bloody. She went to a comprehensive school,
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      105 8 THE Australian Fun Fair was a huge success. The "Crazy House" drew large crowds night after night. But many young girls who paid their 20 centa to sample the hazards of this side-show got more than they bargained for. Hooligans lay in wait Inside and what they did
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      ABUSED ATTRACTION
      99 8 I LOVE Elizabeth Walk During my school days in Singapore, before 1958. this was my favourite spot My evening companion In fact. Now that I am employed in the Federation I am unable to make frequent trips to Singapore. However, during the National Day celebrations I had the
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    The bridge linking past and future
    574 8  - The bridge linking past and future BOB PERIES by SINGAPORE. Sat SCREENED by a cluster of trees high up across Serangoon Road is a yellow bridge. It is no ordinary bridge, but a vital link between the past and the dynamic, progressive future of Singapore. The bridge is only temporary,
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    Flats will bridge Malaya s housing mm
    449 9 Flats will bridge Malaya s housing mm Khaw: Low income groups can't be resettled outside urban areas PENANG, Saturday. jyjULTI-STOREY flats would be the immediate answer to the housing shortage in Malaya, the Minister of Local Government and Housing, Mr. Khaw Kai Boh, said in Penang today. He told The
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    Nothing sweet
    139 9 ...LITERALLY, FOR MISS CHU THE SINGER FROM FORMOSA SINGER Jenny Chu from Formosa being presented with a bouquet of flowers by Miss Helen Soonff on her arrival in Kuala Lumpur today. Miss Chu, a well-known radio and television star in Formosa, is here on an encasement at the
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    TRANSPORT FIRM TO SERVE NEW AIRPORT TO BE FORMED
    198 9 TRANSPORT FIRM TO SERVE NEW AIRPORT TO BE FORMED 1.1 \l LLMPLK. Sat. A new Malay transport company, the Sharikat Airport Services Limited, wbich will link the new international airport and the capital, wil be formed soon. This was decided at a meeting of leading Malay business executives and professional
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    MAN SPAT AT NURSE: JAILED 2 MONTHS
    203 9 PENANG, Saturday. A KULJM nurse, Yong Saw Sim, said in court today a man iollowed her into the Penanjf-Butter-worth lorry, assaulted and spat on her after attempting to steal her handbag. Yong, 24. was testifying against P. Victor Xavier, 35. charged with using
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    Airport schedules
    221 9 AIRPORT schedules (arrivals and departures) for today: Penang Arrivals MALAYSIAN AIRWAYS: Prom Singapore. Kuala Lumpur and Ipoh (ML 106) 7.35 a.m.; Singapore (ML 584) 9.05 a.m.; Singapore, Kuala Lumpur and Ipoh (ML 032) 9.45 a.m.; Singapore, Malacca and Kuala Lumpur (ML 004 10.35 a.m.; Kota Bharu (ML 035)
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    Report for Party Raayat congress
    48 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat.— The central working committee of the Party Raayat will present its report to the sixth congress of the party to be held here to- morrow. The report touches on the formation of Malaysia, the national call-up and the recent elections.
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    DEATH
    17 9 DOCTOR b SANMUGAN. lathe of Hart Krishnan and S.T. Slngarr passed away on 1-7-64 in Ceylon
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    Query for Senate on expats tin industry
    260 9 Query for Senate on expats tin industry I^UALA LUMPUR. Sat. V Senator S. P. S. Nathan has submitted a total of 34 questions for answers when the senate meets on Wednesday. He wants to know from the Prime Mini&ter if It is true that the number of expatriates in private
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    School opened
    34 9 SEREMBAN. Sat— The Mentri Besar of Negri Srmbilan. Dato Dr.) M illumed Said bin Moham«j. today opened the $62,000 Chong Bin National Type Chinese School at Linggi. about 23 miles from here.
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    ON YOUR TV TODAY
    285 9 fTTELEVISION programmes for X today: TV BINGAPUEA Channel 5 P.M.: 1.00 Opening and programme summary in all languages; 1.05 Adventure The Man Who Loves Snakes: 1.35 Two Of A Kind; 2.00 News in English; 2.10 Age of Kings The Dangerous Brother; 3.10 Chinese cinema Magic Ring
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    Talks on Malaysia
    70 9 KUALA LUMPUR Sat. Mr Malcolm Fraser. a member of thr Poreinn Affairs and Defenc* Committee of the Common wr.i it h Parliament, will pay a vlsli Uthe Ministry of Defence here on Monday. Mr Prnser Is expected to dincuss matters concerning Malaysia and Australia with the chiefs
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    FRIGATE FOR R.M.N. DUE SOON
    279 9 FRIGATE FOR R.M.N. DUE SOON will increase defence role IZUANTAN, Sat. The first frigate for the Royal Malaysian Navy and an unspecificed number of patrol boats will arrive soon in. this! country under the Navy expansion programme. This would Increase the defence role of the Navy in view of Indonesia's
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    On way home in stormy seas
    164 9 On way home in stormy seas ITUALA LUMPUR. Sat. Two Royal Malaysian Naval mine(.weepers. "Jerai" and "Kinabalu." ■re meeting rough water on their way here from Plymouth, England. The ships are being brought home by a Malaysian crew. The "Jerai" and "Kinabalu' are commanded by Lieutenant Commanders Thong Yin Sin
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    Girl, 4, found drowned
    122 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. A mother who went searching for her four-year-old daughter to have dinner with her. found the girl drowned in a drain behind her house at the 3j mile Cheras Road here yesterday. Madam Yong Yor Ylng told the police that she was in
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    Guest-of-honour
    33 9 Guest-of -honour BATU PAHAT. Sat.— The Minister of Education. Inche Abdul Rahman bin Taltb, will be guest-of-honour at the annual Speecn Day of the Temenggong Ibrahim Olrta' Secondary School here on Aug. 6.
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    YMCA social
    24 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat.— The Young Men's Christian Association here will bold a "Guest Night" at its premises in Brickfields Road on Friday.
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    RAIL SERVICES FOR FEAST
    70 9 |(UALA LUMPUR, Sat.— Extra coaches will be provided on all trains running between here and Buklt Mertajam in connection with the feast of St. Anne on July 26. the Malayan Railway administration said today. Additional accommoda lion in all trains running between here and Por Swettenham
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    12th DOG CARRIED AWAY BY TIGER.
    113 10 12th DOG CARRIED AWAY BY TIGER. TAN AH RATA. Sat. A two-year-old mongrel was carried away by a tiger last night ■from Highland Cottage, a stone's throw away from the Highland Willa where the tiger showed up several times last month. There were pug marks and blood stains from the
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    Hawaiian dinner and show
    78 10 KUALA LUMPLK. SaU Kunmii Fulbnghi. headquarters oX me Malaysian American Commission on Educational Exchange Ja.an Ampang, took on a Soum Facinc atmosphere last night <is members ol the American Unive-t--tttim Club put on a "Hawaiian Night: 1 More than 100 people, includinit t lie Vlce-ChanceUor ol
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    61 10 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat.— Members of the Ikebana International arranged 52 designs in the art of flower arrangement in an eftort to get more Malavsian women interested in the art. It was held at the St. Mary's Church here today. Picture shows Mrs. Bernice Eu. Vice-President of the Kuala Lumpur Ikebana
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    Birthday march
    29 10 BATU PAHAT, Bat. About 12.000 Muslims will take part in I a procession through the town 1 here -on Tuesday to mrrk the birthday of Prophet Mohamed.
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    Compulsory education if necessary, warns Minister
    145 10 Compulsory education if necessary, warns Minister OEKAN. Sat. The Government will introduce compulsory primary education In the country If there Is poor response to the comprehensive schools system which begins next year. This was announced Dy the Minister of Education, Inche Abdul Rahman bin Hall Talib, when he addressed teachers
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    Sabah men on rural tour
    86 10 KUANTAN. Sat. —A team of eight District Officers, Assistant District Officers and Land Development Officers from Sabah today visited the State Rural Development Operations Room here. They were briefed on the progress of the various rural development schemes in the State by heads of various
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    The real threat: Congressman
    369 10 RUALA LUMPUR. V Sat. Sour h-East Asia may well be threatened by Communism under the guise of Indonesian nationalism. Ihis warning came today from the vicechairman of the Philippines Congress' Foreign Affairs Committee, Congressman Ramon D. Bagatsing, who is here on a brief visit to Malaysia.
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    BE ALERT CALL BY TUN RAZAK
    198 10 KUANTAN, Saturday. HHHE acting Prime Minister Tun Abdul Razak. last A night called on every loyal citizen in Malaysia to defend the country with their lives. Tun Razak. who is on a three-day tour of Pahang, I was speaking to a crowd of more
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    RESPONSE TO LANGUAGE SURPRISES SYED NASIR
    256 10 RESPONSE TO LANGUAGE SURPRISES SYED NASIR VIEREMBAN. Sat. The J Director of the Dewan Bahasa dan Pustaka. Syed Nasir bin Ismail, said that he was surprised at the tremendous response of Malays and nonMalays to the National Language processions, competitions and meetIngs. He was speaking at the closing ceremony of
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    101 10 JAKARTA. Sat. Indonesian police on Bangka Island in the Rhlo group have detained ten people believed to be connected with a rm« of smugglers, Antara news agency reported today. It said they had been smuggling rubber and tin to Singapore Police seized 3.400 lb. of tin
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    Labour Party is warned
    151 10 PENANO. bat. The secretary of the Penang division of the Labour Party of Malaya. Mr- Ooi Thiam Slew, warned today that if the party or members were opportunistic, the time would come when "through a conflict of actions" they might lose the confidence of the people.
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    Elgar Choir for S'pore
    73 10 SINGAPORE. Sat.— The world famous Elgar Choir of British .Colombia, will give its first-ever Par East concert at Victoria Theatre on July 29. Under the baton of Mr. C. E. Pindlater. the choir, which has in the last 15 years won acclaim :r> Britain. Italy. Russia,
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    VIPS' wreaths
    130 10 pENANG, Sat —A large gathering attended the funeral this afternoon of the late Mr. Wee Gin Puay. 75-year-old father of the Singapore Chief Justice. Mr. Justice Wee CChocn c Jin. j Mr. Wee was admitted to the Penang General Hospital on Monday morninc witr.a heart complaint and passed
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    FORGET COLONIAL PAST, SCOUTS ARE TOLD
    442 11 FORGET COLONIAL PAST, SCOUTS ARE TOLD SINGAPORE, Saturday. 'J'HE Minister for Education, Mr. Ong Pang Boon, said today that the local Scout movement must break away altogether from its colonial past "and the influences resulting therefrom" and quickly adjust itself to the changed circumstances now prevailing in Malaysian society. He
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    COMPANION FOUND FOR BLIND POH LIN
    137 11 SINGAPORE, Sat. The search has ended for a new companion for Cban Poll Lin. who returned to Singapore on July 9 from the Perkins School for the Blind in Massachuseets. Dr. Edward J. Waterhouse, director of the school who arrived in Singapore yesterday, said
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    Joint venture on Sarawak coal
    88 11 TOKYO. Sat. The Yawata Iron .<nd StPCI Co.. major Japanese steelmaker, has decided to participate with two other Japanese firms in developing coal resources in Sarawak. Yawata will participate In the multi-million dollar project along vmUi Nippon Mining Co. and Ma-rubeni-Ilda, a trading firm. The
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    Police still probe Lin Dai's death
    487 11 Police still probe Lin Dai's death HONG KONG, Saturday A SPOKESMAN for the Hong Kong police were still investigating the circumstances surrounding the death of Hong Kong film star Lin Dai, and the post-mortem results would not be available before Monday. Lin Dai's body was collected from the police by
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    Lock icon Confrontation 'senseless
    43 11 KUCHING. Sftt. Indonesia's confrontation against Malaysia was a "senseless pursuit adversely affecting the Indonesian people more than Malaysia." the Governor of Sarawak Datu Abang Hajl Open., said here today. He was opening the Hongkong Shanghai Banking Corporations new building here.— Reuter.
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    Co-op meeting
    35 11 IPOH, Sat. The Federation of Malaya Postal and Telecommunications Co-operative Thrift and Loan Society Ltd. will hold its 38th annual general meeting at the V M.C.A. hall here tomorrow at 9 30 a.m.
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    Appeal for amenities
    326 11 rpHE Pioneer Industries Employees' Union r has appealed to the Singapore Government to introduce more social amenities for residents) in the Jurong industrial j estate In a letter to the Finance I Minister. Dr. Goh Keng Swee. j the union asked that transport, telephone. medical, recreational and
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    Monkey stops a clock
    70 11 SINGAPORE, Sat. The clock at Telok Ayer Street market stopped ticking yesterday because of a monkey. The monkey, owned by a stall-holder, escaped from its cage and climbed the clock tower. Its owner cave chase and on reaching the top of the tower found his monkey
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    EFFICIENT ORGANISERS NEEDED IN CO-OP MOVEMENT
    202 11 EFFICIENT ORGANISERS NEEDED IN CO-OP MOVEMENT ALACCA, Sat. The ITI Assistant Minister of Agriculture and Cooperatives, Inche Sulaiman bin Bulon, toda^y said that the practice of passing the responsibilities of co-operative societies to government co-operative officers was a great obstruction to the co-operative movement. The co-operative movement belonged to the
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    'Voice' contest
    31 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat.— A competition for the title of "Miss Golden Voice of Selangor" will be held at the Telecommunications headquarters building here on July 30 at 7.30 p.m.
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    Lock icon GSA SALES OF TIN: NO CHANCE DESPITE PRICE RISE
    196 12 GSA SALES OF TIN: NO CHANCE DESPITE PRICE RISE WASHINGTON, Sat. A spokesman for the General Services Administration said yesterday the United States Government had no plan tn change its current programme for the sale of surplus stockpile tin. even though the price for the metal has been soaring in
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    552 12 VI A J O R T. J. W. ITI ALLEN, promiriient and outspoken shareholder of Tronoh Mines Ltd.. continued his campaign at the company's a n. n v a 1 meeting here yesterday for "more information and more active and energetic management." The
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    Diplomat Maclntyre becomes JUSTICE Maclntyre
    286 12 Xl ALA LUMPUR, Sat. Dato Samuel Chelvasingam Maclntyre, Malaysia's Hlgn Commissioner in India and concurrently to Ceylon and Nepal, has been appointed a judge of the High Court. He is expected here shortly, and will probably be posted In Ipoh. The Registrar of the High
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    Bahaman sees the sorry state of a hospital
    358 12 Bahaman sees the sorry state of a hospital KAMPAR. Sat. and "as soon as the first batch arrives, I will appoint a doctor to the Kampar hospital." He also assured the gatherIng that the hospital will get a new ambulance "as soon as possible." rjOMPLAINTS ranging from inadequate staffing to-
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    Painter in death fall
    73 12 SINGAPORE, Sat.— A housepainter fell to his death and another seriously injured when a scaffolding on which they were standing gave way in Kampong Ampat today. Low Yip Huat. 34. who was killed, and Poo Yong Heng, 31, were painting a new rubber godown when both
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    $50 gift for Seini fund
    100 12 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. A Perils State Assemblyman, Inche Yob bin Che Choh. has donated $50 to the fund of Semi bin Ismail. Semi had been asked to leave the Tuanku Abdul Rahman School in Ipoh when he could not settle his hostel arrears of $121
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    Salesman robbed
    35 12 TAIPING. Sat. A salesman. Teh Boon Yew, 19. reported to the police that he was held up and robbed of $20 cash by three men at Ayer Terjun, 12 miles from here yesterday.
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    HOLDUP Of K.L. HOTEL ROOM
    157 12 HOLDUP Of K.L. HOTEL ROOM KUALA LUMPUR, Sat.— Three men armed with daggers raided, a room at the Federal Hotel here last night and robbed a visitor from Pakistan of $98 iv cash and a wristwatch worth $350. Mr. G. A. Mirza, 47, a senior superintendent of Habib Bank in
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    Bail for man on drunk charge
    50 12 PENANO. Sat.— P. Sakarapanl. 60. was today charged with disorderly behaviour in the Penang court building yesterday. Sakarapanl. who was alleged to have been drunk, pleaded not guilty. The First Magistrate. Mr. Ng Mann Sau. granted him $100 bail pending hearing on July 31.
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    Minister to open science block
    51 12 PENANO. Sat. The Minister of Education. Inche Abdul Rahman bin Haji Tallb, will open the newscience block of the Methodist Girls' School at Logan Road mi 4.30 p.m. on July 30. Bishop Hobart B. Amstutz. Methodist birhop in South -East Asia. will dedicate the new
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    Bicycle thief
    35 12 PENANO. Sat. Mansor bin I.ebai. 20, who admitted stealing a $40 bicycle at Ah Quee Street on July 10, was jailed for six weeks by the First Magistrate, Mr. Ng Mann Sau. today.
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    STOCK EXCHANGE
    332 12 SINGAPORE. Sat.— Combined business in and reported to me Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Malayan Stock Exchange today, with the number of snares traded In brackets: INDUSTRIALS: Boustead i 3.000) $1.66; Dunlops (3,000) SIM, (3,000) $1.93. (2,000) $1.91; Esso ords. (3,000) $2.30; F. and N.
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    $50,000 DRUG SEIZED AFTER 80 MPH CHASE
    243 12 A LOR STAR, Sat. Kedah Customs men seized about $50,000 worth of raw opium and detained two men after an 80 mph midnight chase from Alor Star to Sungei Patani last night The chase ended when the smugglers' vehicle got stuck on an
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    21 for student exchange
    126 12 IPOH. Sat Two Ipoh school- girb are among 21 Malaysians selected under a student exchange programme to speni a year in the United Mat es. They are Pauline Chai Slew Phln, 17, of the Convent and PremiU Dcvi Josfai. 17. of the Anglo-Chinese School. Both will
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    CREAKY-AND MUCH TOO CRUEL...
    589 13  -  ALEXANDER WALKER NEW FILMS by MARNIE" Is the film Alfred Hitchcock offered Grace Kelley for her screen comeback and It's easy to predict that there will be people saying how right she was to stay In Monaco. A creaking melodrama, they will call "Mamie." A throwback
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    412 13 ONE of the brightest rising stars in the pianlstic firmament is coming to play for us next month In Singapore. He is John Ogdon. young British musician who has had a truly remarkable rise to fame since he first came to prominence as a result of his prise
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    1082 13 SUDDENLY LAST SUMMER THE Biff UESTION SHOWPACE PRESENTS PART TWO OF THE question was asked last year in California. "How would you like," said George "Bud" Ornstein. of United Artists, "to make a film of the Beatles?" The Beatles, he explained to producer Walter Shenson. were a pop group catching
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    343 13 ...AND THIS IS WHAT THE CRITIC THOUGHT OF THE FILM SO its a hit! "A HARD DAYS NIGHT" is a Merseylean mud pie in the faces of those who smugly asserted that the Beatles were slipping. Walter Shenson's 85--minute production is not, I am relieved to say, the usual kind
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    161 14 TODAY few people have ever heard of Edith Galr. Yet the lives of all of us are different because of her. She was President WoDdrow Wilson's second wife. In name, she was First Lady of America. But in fact she was America's first
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    50 14 I PAI-IT BUNTAR. Sat. Mr O.K.H K Pilliii. v businessman. has bten elected president of thf P;uit Buntar branch of the M« lay.m Indian Congress, with Mr S \>e'\<*iniMm m vice-president. Mi C Rakrtnny was elected wcrefary. Mr D.T. Bani assistant wcretarv and Mr. V. Gop*! treaHirtr.
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    'One of the best' telephone systems for Malaysia
    164 14 'One of the best' telephone systems for Malaysia KL'ALA Ll'MPl'R. Sat The Telecommunications Department has placed a 52.8 million order with the Automatic Telephone and Electric Co. in England for equipment which will give Malaysia one of the best and fastest telephone systems in the world. When installed sometime next
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    Saturday masses for Catholics
    43 14 SUNGEI PATANI. Sat. Th« Vatican has granted permission for Catholic dioceses .short ot priests to hold masses on Saturday alternoon or evening Instead ol Sunday These Saturday ma.v^es. it approved, will be considered as satislying the Sunday mass requirements
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    Photo show in S'pore
    85 14 SINGAPORE, Sat. Trm South-East Asia Photographic Society, Singapore, will be holding its third international pictorial photography exhibition of Sinnapore at the Selangor Chinese Assembly Hall from Jftly 24 to 36 from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. There will be colour slide projections of the exhibition on
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    51 16 ITANGAR. Sat.— A hat trick by Osman Ali enaoled Kedah to beat Perlis 5-2 in the Mal.iya Cup soccer match day. Osman got ras goals in the 2nd. 9th and 11th minutes. L.m Ban Chiang and Balaknshnan got the other two goa!.s. For Perils Utet scored
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    25 16 BAGAN SERAI. Sat.—Drainage and Irrigation Department beat Kulampang Estate by three goals to one in the league Div. 1 soccer match here today.
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    TOO SHOCKS OLIVER OUT OF PENANG TENNIS
    292 16 TOO SHOCKS OLIVER OUT OF PENANG TENNIS I>ENANG, Sat.— Mrs. Too Joon Ml Ting of Perak scored a shock win in the Penanjj open tennis championships when she beat seeded Mrs. J. Oliver. 6-1 7-5 in the women's singles today. Results: Men's singles Ist round: Lee Eng Cheong bt Goh
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    35 16 SINGAPORE. Sat. Bukit Timah and Mt. Emily drew 1-1 in their SAFA Div. 3B match at Farrer Park today. Arsenal 'A' received a walkover from Gymkhana S.C. in the other Div. 3B tie.
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    Leong boys crack SKSC marks
    545 16 Leong boys crack SKSC marks IPOH. Sat. The 1 Leone: brothers. Wei Nam. 18. and Wei Tat, 16. of Anderson School, smashed five of the 12 records at the annual Kinta Swimming Club championships here today. Wei Nam set new times In the 100 m and the 400 m freestyle,
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    53 16 IPOH. Sat. Bennet Perera. who won the 100 metres rac« and was second in the 200 m and Javelin, whs the top athlete in the Ipoh Tutorial Institute meet today. S. Selvarani, who was first m the 200 m. long jump and shot putt, was the champion in
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        145 11 POLICE ESCORT FOR KL TORCH RUNNERS DOLJCE will escort the Olympic Flame relay runners from Kuala Lumpur airport to Stadium Negara when it arrives in the Malaysian capital on Sept. 2 on its way from Athens to Tokyo. I The flame will arrive by a special plane at 5 p.m.
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        Vast Yoyogi...
        84 11 A VAST undertaking in preparation lor the Gomes is the construction of a 219--acre Olympic Village at Yoyogi. This will accommodate about 8.000 athletes and officials in 13 four-storeyed apartment buildings and 233 independent houses. It will be an entirely self- contained community which •i include handy training
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        Britain's strongest challenge for Olympic honours
        1922 12 DODDY HAY OF THE LONDON OBSERVER Looks at the past record... and assesses England's Games chances BRITAIN'S Olympic record since the Games were started again after World War II is not very bright, but the intensity of the preparations for the Tokyo event this
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        Games site city will be Japans gayest
        907 13 THE site of the Olympic Games will be the gayest, gaudiest, happiest, most prosperous city in the Orient: Tokyo. Built on what was once a swamp, young as Japanese cities go, bursting with building activity, Tokyo is also one of the biggest cities
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        132 13 Russia to send biggest team pUSSIA will send the largest delegation of 542 members to the Tokyo Olympic Games, according to reports thus far available to the Tokyo Olympic Games Organising Committee. This list Includes 392 atheltes, who will com- pete in all events except for field hockey In the
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    1699 14 American degrees... J I I "^J return THE Federation (iovcrnment took its first solid step toward recognition of American university degrees in May, 1960, when it announced the acceptance of certain degrees in chemistry, engineering, mining and fisheries. Aside from creating a precedent, the change of policy has been without
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    512 15 Y The Ratzbehn way r[E strain of trying to relax today," said the psycho- tractor Dr. Katzmlet, "is so severe that a course of preliminary pre-adjust-ment should precede attempts to relax." He then mentioned that his colleague Dr. Ratzbehn's book, "Preliminary Mental Adjustment," would be found very useful.
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