The Straits Times, 13 June 1965

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    22 1 The Straits Times t 1 j Sett S<M in NO. 1,527 SUNDAY, JUNE IS, 1965 20 CENTS KDN 1191 MX. (P) 1006
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    21-GUN NASSER SALUTE FOR TENGKU
    335 1 CAIRO, Sat p R E S I DENT Nasser today gave Tengku Abdul Rahman a 21--gun salute when he arrived here for a few hours' stopover. It was a rare honour for the Tengku who was not on an official visit but was on his
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    Malaysia to raise $1,500 million for development
    454 1  -  ARUN SENKUTTUVAN By Kuala Lumpur, Sat JJALAYSIA hopes to raise $1,500 million loan from all sources to finance the First Malaysia Development Plan and to get a grant of $1,000 million for defence purposes from Britain, Australia and New Zealand. 1 This was
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    Big oil find in India
    63 1 NEW DELHI. Sat. Oil Mln;y.rr Humayun Kabir said ye.sterday an oil field that may be one of the world's largest has been found in Gujerat State In Wr.stern India. Gujerat was the senile of a bitter border confl.ct between India and Pakistan two months ago
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    Death on the tennis court
    69 1 SINGAPORE. Sat A senior police officer. Mr H. M. Maphuz. collapsed and died of a heart attack this afternoon while playing icnms with fellow officers the GHQ Parelf tennis court. Hr was 48 Mr. Maphuz. once a champion hurdler, loined thp police in 1936 as
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    Motor-cyclist dies
    29 1 SINGAPORE. Sat. A motorcyclist Leong Sew 8 wok. 34. died yesterday after colliding with a car on Mountba'ten Road. The car then collided with a stationary taxi
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    Lock icon 800 years old
    26 1 CANTERBURY, Enßlang. Sat. A spiral staircase said to be •t iPtel 800 years old has been found by workmen repairing Canterbury Cathedral. UPI.
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    Mao back—smiling
    68 1 Mao back— smiling PEKING. Sat. All Peking newspaper* today splashed on their front pages the first current news photograph of Mr. Mao Tse-tung for two months, during which there hare been rumours •boat the Communist Party chairman's health. The photograph shows Mr. Mao sittir* in an armchair, holding a cigarette
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    Total rout as the last Indons give up
    247 1 Total rout as the last Indons give up KUALA LIMPI'R, Sat. The last of the Indonesian infiltrators who landed recently in south-west and south-east Johore are now in the bag. At 1.30 this morning, the last three stragglers in the south-east coast walked out of their hiding places into security
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    Lock icon $6m BANK GANG SMASHED
    100 1 $6m BANK GANG SMASHED NEW YORK. Sat. An 1 International band of bank swindlers has been broken after it reaped at least US $2 million <$6 million) in Europe. Latin Amerira and the United States. Beautiful women couriers cashed stolen chPQue.s in European bank."- and mails nere robbed of financial
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    Lock icon Double-yourmoney trick
    52 1 Double-your-money trick LONDON. S..t. A v.xteen year old boy\» technique of "turning" £5 into £10 was kept secret by a juvenile court here at the request «;f the Bank of England. The buy had evolved a way of splitting £5 notes .no halves. Each half looked perfect If presented face
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    Lock icon Tanker named after spy
    46 1 MOSCOW. Sat. The Script Union today named a new ocean-going tanker after lv World II master spy Richard Sorge. Some workrd at the German Embassy In Tokyo until he MM unmankeri ax a sdv am! executed by the Japi»rie>e in 1944. AP
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    Mac Murray
    31 1 LOS ANOELES. Sat. Actress Mac Murray. who earned millions as a star of the Mien! screen, left »n e.*U'« at only S6OO Mi» Murray, 75, 4M on March S)~-AJ>.
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    Lock icon COLOUR BAR SHOCK IN HK
    214 1 COLOUR BAR SHOCK IN HK HONG KONG. Sat,— Night-club entertainer Larry Allen claimed today he had been refused aci commodation in a fashionable middle-level residI ential area in Honp Kong because he is a Negro. He said the Chinese agents for the flat said they could not have a Negro
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    Doctor blamed for 2 deaths
    53 1 MANNHEIM. Sat. A WMt I German physici.m. Dr. Joset I Krump. 45. who contrac>d smallpox in Ceyl.-n was fnurd guilty of rpgiieer.t hnmxiric ye.-"piili»y for rv.egTme HMDpm; < utbreak after his return in which two victim.- diPd. H» vat I given a four-mot Mi MisppndPd
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    Lock icon Chiang fit
    20 1 TAIPEH. Sat. Authorities at the veterans hospital >.a;d today :h»t Pre*:derr Chtantc KaiShek's health was "excellent." i Reuter.
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    Dr. Raj a big threat, says police
    504 1 ARRESTED FOR 'SUBVERSIVE ACTIVITIES 1 tUALA LUMPUR, Sat. Twentyfour hours after his detention, police today labelled Dr. M. K. Rajakumar. chairman of the Selangor division of the Labour Party pf Malaya, "a threat to the security of the country."' while party leaders raised
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      Lock icon TENGKU MEETS NASSER
      74 1 < AIRO, Sat. Trnckti Abdul Rahman said hrir today that hi- had "a talk in general" with President Nasser. He was speaking to reporters at Cairo airport before he left for London after a stopover. "We ciiMiisMd thin. v in general and touched upon the Afro-Asian conference,"
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      MISS MALAYSIA 1965
      50 1 Xl MA UMPI R vit iMi iwh »*"">•> *<"•■• I'rnans tonight brat I I rnntrstanls to hernmi- Mi-> MaUvsia IMB. Shr is Mis* r.itri<n Augustus. IT third year dental nurse. Kunnrrsnit were Mi\* Singapore Mim Alice Woon. It-year-old modrl. and Mm Srlanror. Ml« Mara Ytr Run. 10.
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      26 1 THERE'S ALWAYS A REFRESHING VARIETY IN THE WIDE RANGE OF DIAMOND SET RINGS WE HAVE IN STOOL SINGAPORE IKH AMU CO S-PM. DC SILVA HK. LTa
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    Defiant gungirl keeps 20 constables at bay
    300 2 I ONDON, Sat. An attractive 20-year-old girl, perched with a rifle on a window-sill of a suburban house here, shot one policeman in the back yesterday and held 20 others at bay for two hours before being captured by a Press photographer. The
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    Home sweet home in an old boat
    443 2 LONDON, Sat MR. William Loh. 27, a third-year accountancy student from Singapore, found it so difficult to get suitable housing accommodation in London that he now lives in a dilapidated cargo boat on the Grand Union Canai at Paddington. He has been staying
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    Siew Sin's promise to small bottlers on crown cork tax
    150 2 Siew Sin's promise to small bottlers on crown cork tax KUALA LUMPUR, Saturday. rpHE small manufacturers in the bottling indusA try will be told within the next few days whether they will be granted exemption from the five-cent crown cork tax. The Minister of Finance, Mr. Tan Slew Sin, made
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    Killed while out for a walk
    41 2 IPOH. Sat. A schoolboy. Yusof bin Othman. 14. was killed In Oopeng Road last night when he was knocked down by car travelling towards Ipoh. He was walking with two friends when the accident occurred.
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    Gardener robbed
    34 2 IPOH, Sat. A gardener. S. Samuel, 39. returned from work yp.s'erday to find his house in Gopeng Road ransacked and cash $16.25. two pairs of gold bangles and a gold chain stolen
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    Drive for scouts
    18 2 KANGAR. Sat— The North Perils Scouts Association will launch a membersnip campaign later this month.
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    C wealth not out of date, says Head
    204 2 l/UALA LUMPUR. Sat. Suggestions that the Commonwealth was "out of date" and "meaningless" were "profoundly untrue" the British High Commissioner in Malaysia, Lord Head, said today in a message to mark the official birthday of Queen Elizabeth. Lord Head added: "It In
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    Frees contribute
    48 2 PENANG. Sal.— The headmaster of the Penang Free School. Mr. Tan Boon Lin. today presented a chequp of $342.80 to the Slate Treasurer for the National Defence Fund. The money represents the proceeds of the play "Sakuntala" staged recently by the school's music and dramatic society.
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    CAR IMPORTS TO BE CUT SOON, Dr. LIM WARNS
    261 2 SINGAPORE, Saturday. THE Federal Minister of Commerce and Industry, Dr. Lim Swee Aun, said here today that the Central Government proposed restricting the import of wholly built-up motor vehicles after local industry had an opportunity to set up assembly and spare
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    If Singapore wasn't in Malaysia
    97 2 If Singapore wasn't in Malaysia \f ALACCA. Sat. The i>l Chlef Minister of Malacca, Inche Ghaffar bin Baba. today said that ihe Inclusion of Singapore into Malaysia had done thp nation on the whole more good than harm. The allegation by "some quarters" that the Central Government made a "big
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    Robber soldier jailed
    43 2 Robber soldier jailed TAIPING, Sat— A private In the Federation Armed Forces. Othrr.an bin Ahmad, 31, was Jailed for two and a half years yesterday for robbing a shopkeeper. Yap Wool Weng. of $50, three packets of cigarettes and a box of matches.
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    ART WITH SPIRIT-OR THE WORLD OF MALAYSIAN CHARM ON THE WALL OF AN OLD ENGLISH PUB PERSONALITIES IN THE NEWS
    442 3  - ART WITH SPIRIT -OR THE WORLD OF MALAYSIAN CHARM ON THE WALL OF AN OLD ENGLISH PUB PERSONALITIES IN THE NEWS RICHARDS From ARTHUR A LONDON pub. with many jt\ paintings of Malaysian and Chinese subjects on its walls. and a Chinese 1 artist at work in the not-too-crowded bar.
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    Lock icon Female leg of the future: I Round with no calf
    135 3 I ONDON, Sat. The shape of girls' legs ls changing, according to John Taylor. editor of Britain's men's-wear magazine "Tailor and Cutter." "The new female lest is a little girl's leg—delicately round with no calf— a leg as much like
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    Phillips: A little bit of Malaysia in Florida
    612 3 KI'ALA LUMPUR. Sat. Internationally famous American economist Dr. William T. Phillips, 56. who came here five years ago to assist in the economic development of the nation, has in turn developed a "mighty big temptation to stay on." "I would do so
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    People
    401 3 I,a Career diplomat Marshall Green with broad experience In Asian affairs, was sworn on Friday as U.S. Ambassador to Indonesia. The 49-year-old former Deputy Assistant Secretary for Far Eastern affairs replaces Mr. Howard Jones, who retired after eight years as the Ameri- can envoy to Jakarta. Under- Secretary of
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    Girl with eye on S-E Asian trip
    212 3 I ENA N O. Sat. Girl wltn an eye on a South-East Asia trip Is 14 -year -old Christine Khor Seok Kee. a Penang Convent prefect who last night won the Jayeees' state-wide Inter school elocution contest "English section i. Seok Kee. daughter
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    Teachers accused of malice
    206 4 SEREMBAN. Sat. The Minister of Education, Inche Mohamed Khir Joharl, tonight accused certain leaders of the National Union of Teachers of having embarked on a campaign of malicious propaganda against the Central Government. He also accused them of using the union as a political platform. Speaking
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    Old boys' meeting
    34 4 BINOAPORE. Sat —St. Andrew's Old Boys' Association will hold its annual general mectinn at St. Anrirr\v"s Cathedra i h.ill on Friday, at 6 p.m. All old boys are Invited to attend-
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    200 tappers refuse to work after tiger kills woman
    209 4 1/UALA TRENGGANU. Sat A man-eater which killed a 25-year-old woman tapper at Chalok, 38 miles from here yesterday, has triggered off a state of ttanlc among 200 tappers who refused to go to work today. A search party found the body
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    FATHER'S DAY,
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    The world of Gordon Craig on show
    281 4 Being a critique of the 60 paintings Gordon Craig now has on show at the National Library. These are the the same ones that were shown to more than 2.000 people recently in Sydney and Melbourne. SINGAPORE, Sat. Gordon Craig's is a painting
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    Singapore vigilantes celebrate birthday
    177 4 SINGAPORE, Sat. Singapore's 10,000-strong Vicilante Corps today celebrated its first birthday with a grand rally and march past at the Jalan Besar Stadium. Some 3,000 of them took in the march past. The Yani di-Pertuan Negara, Tun Yusof bin Ishak, took the salute. The Prime Minister,
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    A new workshop
    39 4 KUANTAN. Sat.— The Sultan of Pahang today opened a modern State Public Works Department workshop here CostIng $500,000. it is equipped with up-to-date facilities to repair heavy damages to PWD vehicles, tractors and earth moving machines.
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    Python in bus brings luck to gamblers
    166 4 BANGKOK. Sat— Winners in an Illegal lottery in the city of Dhonbuii, across the river from Bangkok, claim they owe their good fortune to a huge pytnon The snake was found coiled on top of the engine of bus No 12 earlier this
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    White: How I stepped out into nothing
    672 4 HOUSTON, (Texas). Sat. Astronaut Edward White said yesterday he had no feeling of fear during his 20-min-ute tethered "swim outside the Gemini spacecraft last week. "I felt completely natural out there," he told a televised press conference here. "I was reluctant to return
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    Charred body in pit: Suicide verdict on Mrs. Teerath Ram
    628 5 Charred body in pit: Suicide verdict on Mrs. Teerath Ram IPOH, Sat. A verdict of suicide was today recorded on Mrs. Teerath Ram. whose charred body was found in a burnt out, rubbish pit behind her house in the Anglo-Chinese School compound here on the morning of Feb. 3. Wife
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    Lock icon REME MAJOR WHO WAS TOO PROUD TO ASK FOR HELP
    142 5 I ONDON. Sat. Major L Stephen Harding. 47. of the Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers, brought back to Aldershot from Sinitapore to face a court-martial was yesterday sentenced to be severely reprimanded for fraudulently misapplying VI9O from an army pig
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    Frightened men who talk of takeover: Raja
    460 5 CINGAPORE. Sat. The Minister for Culture. Mr. 8. Rajaratnam. said tonight that If anyone thought that the Constitution could be torn up and "stooges foisted upon the people by force." they were in for a Dig surprise. Speaking at the fifth anniversary celebrations
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    School signboards row is settled
    143 5 I/UALA LUMPUR. Sat. j The Ministry of Education today removed a "mlsunder.'-tanding" over the use of languages other than the National LanguU( on ichool signboards. It said in a statement that where the medium of instruction is a language other than the National I Language,
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    Mid-ocean pact ends ship drama
    518 5 Mid-ocean pact ends ship drama i 1 From HAROLD SOH I MANILA, Saturday. OUR air-dash from Singapore to the Sulu Sea, about 420 miles south-west of here, helped to prevent a clash between two armed groups of men for possession of a grounded Panamanian freighter, the 1,468-ton Pompadour. The 20-man
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    Winners of Spore speech contest
    59 5 SINGAPORE. Sat.— The finals of the State oratorical contest, organised by the Junior Chamber of Singapore, last night was won by Wong Jons Sze of the Anglo-Chine.tc School. Runner-up was Albert Koh of St. Josephs Institution Both will represent Singapore at the pan-Malaysian finals lo
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    RELIGIOUS ANNOUNCEMENTS
    58 6 /< Wt4» tt 'Himmmm, PRBSBVTIRIAN CHURCH, la Sinus per*. Orchard Road. Sunday Barre a am and S p.m. All welcome. WISLBY MtTMODitT CHURCH. I Ftort Gaming Road. Singapore, Senltaa at 710 am, 10.OU -n- aerf a. in r m Sunday SehoaX for i I at *«A a n.
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  • OPINION
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      AN ILL-WIND BLOWS FAIR
      324 6 PRESIDENT Soekarno Is having a very bad time. He seems incapable of putting a foot right His ways are crude. His methods clumsy. His attempts to throw Malaysia on the propaganda defensive have failed dismally. So. too. It would appear has his campaign to exclude this
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      LETTER of the WEEK
      120 6 IWAS shocked and utterly disgusted when I heard a nurse at the Thomson Government Hospital yelling her head off at an old lady. Perhaps the poor old lady had unintentionally violated some hospital regulation. But surely that was not the way for a government servant to
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    MEN LIKE MAUGHAM?
    1173 6  - MEN LIKE MAUGHAM? RONALD RANSOM WHERE IN MALAYSIA ARE THE -By- SINGAPORE PROBABLY Malaysians themselves do not realise that many foreigners coming to this country experience some difficulty in finding books which will give them a true and reliable idea of the Malaysian people and their countryside. Of course, visitors
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    Pure Nonsense
    310 6  -  BEACHCOMBER By I only want to help IF the shops are ever compelled to label food produced by the newest scientific methods. It will be advisable to find a substitute for the word "torture." Perhaps "veal from inconvenienced calves" would be sufficient warning. "Bacon from discontented pigs." "Egss
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    The moon is nearer
    595 6 The moon is nearer After this Gemini flight Dateline: HOUSTON EVEN before America's newest space heroes could return home, it was possible to view their flight with some perspective and assess its meaning for the Apollo project to land men on the moon. There is, first, the general observation that
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    $30,000 damage charge: Headman freed
    276 7 $30,000 damage charge: Headman freed IPOH, Sat.— The head- man of the Changkat Kinding new village, Wong Peng Chee. 49. was today acquitted by the Sessions Court of causing mischief by damaging $30,407 worth of property In an adjoining tin mine. Wong, defended by Mr. 8. N. Leow. was alleged
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    Now Raja sets Tuesday date
    43 7 SINGAPORE, Sat— The Minister for Culture and Assemblyman for Kampong Glam, Mr. 6. Rajaratnam, will hold his next meet-the-people session at the PAP Kampong Olam branch on Tuesday, instead of Wednesday because of the Singapore Legislative Assembly meeting.
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    POSION THAT IS SOLD AS SEX DRUG
    418 7 POSION THAT IS SOLD AS SEX DRUG UOXG KONG. Sat. Sex drugs, mostly of Japanese origin, are openly sold to anyone in the streets here for as little as HK $1.50. i Known among the Chinese simply as "Japanese Chocolate.' 1 because of their appearance, the drugs are packed In
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    KOREA TODAY,
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    Radio, TV reminder to Premier Lee
    310 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Sot. Syed Kechik bin Syed Mohamed, political secretary to the Minister of Information and Broadcasting, reminded Singapore's Premier, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, that radio and television in Singapore were under the control of the Central Government in matters of policy. In a
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    "Miracle' cancer cure brings hope to many
    1079 7 "Miracle' cancer cure brings hope to many SINGAPORE, Sat. Is it really a "miracle" cure ror cancer which Dato Lee Kong Chian has brought back from China? Westerntrained doctors are intrigued. Authorities on Chinese herbal medicine are thrilled. And crowds are still flocking to a herb dealer here for the
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    The bang explained
    60 7 Malacca, sat. Last night's explosion on the Bachang-Batu Berendam Road was let off by Indonesian-paid persons attempting to clear their stock of TNT. the Chief Minister, inche Ghafar bin Baba. said today. The explosion blew a small crater at the base of a tree 50 yards from
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    Tengku Osman to visit 7th Bn.
    55 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat.— The Chief of the Armed Forces Staff, Lt.-O«n. Tengku Osman bin Tengku Mohamed Jewa. will inspect units of the 7th Bn. Royal Malay Regiment, and the Ist. Malaysian Artillery Regiment stationed at Sungel Besi on Monday. He will also see a
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    Mr. Stevens, MBE
    30 7 SINGAPORE. Sat In Queen Elizaoetn's birthday honours list published in London yesterday, Mr. John Stevens, senior civil engineer in the State of Singapore, was awarded the MBE.
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    3 scared men in $6,650 burglary
    127 7 3 scared men in $6,650 burglary- IfUALA LUMPUR, Sat. Thieves broke into the China Photographers shop at Jalan Treacher here early today and stole two cameras, five lenses and photographic equipment worth $6,650. The three employees closed the shop at midnight and went to sleep. At about 5 a.m., one
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    Scarred witness tells of acid attack
    366 7 A LOR STAR, Sat. Scarred in the fact and body a shopkeeper. Lee Kirn Mean, today described to Justice Dato Maclntyre how he was attacked with acid after he gave three men a lift in his car. Lee said: "One of them splashed the
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      456 7 < 'PADPDV Channel 8 (jArl XIL P.M.: 6.55 Opening and programme summary In all lanchannel 5 guages; 7 News In the National TJH.. I Opening and pro- Language; 7.10 Fire of Love gramme summary In all lan- <Part lof an Egyptian film): gunges; 105 Twentieth Century "15 News in Tamil:
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    A tribute to the family's hero
    453 8 FATHER IS TREATED LIKE KING IN HIS HOME By Staff Writer DEMEMBER the third Sunday in June every year it's Father's Day. This year it is June 20. If you have forgotten it, you are like many others who need to be reminded of
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    First celebration held in Washington in 1910
    830 8 rFHE setting apart of a day on which to honour A fathers by special services in the churches and in other ways, originated independently in different parts of the United States in different years. And different days were chosen before there came to
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    HCF—high comfort factor for men
    257 8 HCF— high comfort factor for men HCF, meaning High Comfort Factor, is the latest catchword to enter men's clothing phraseology. It relates to outer clothes made from cloth that flexes and "gives" to the movements of the body in a way that conventional worsteds and tweeds cannot. The material for
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    Saying proves true: Father knows best
    1033 9 HIGH REGARD FOR THE HEAD OF THE FAMILY SHOULD BE ENCOURAGED GiSts for Father VTOUR answers are certain to be interesting if, as a father, you are ever asked how you And life as a parent. And your answers will depend on whether you
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    Striped ties have a meaning for men
    250 9 Striped ties have a meaning for men AT the beginning of i** the last century, the cravat was an important article of dress for gentlemen of fashion. A voluminous scarf of rich and ornate silk, It encircled the white i neck cloth (forerun-! ner of today's collar),! was tied at
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  • Article
    Court told of plan to save shipowners $4m. a year
    714 10 SINGAPORE. Sat. The secretary-general of the National Trades Union Congress. Mr. C. V. Devan Nair, today charged that while the Port of Singapore Authority claimed inability to meet an extra $12 million to meet the union's claims on conversion of
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    Stock Exchange
    273 10 DI'SINESS In and reported to the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the S'.ock Exchange of Malaysia yesterday, with the number of the shares traded in brackets: Industrials: Dunlops (3.000) 51.20: Esso (5.000) $1.46. (1.0001 SI 49: Eas*. Emelt (2,000) S3 92 CD; F and N Ords
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    Lock icon QUAT RETURNS POWER BACK TO RELUCTANT GENERALS IN SAIGON
    407 10 SAIGON, Saturday. THE military takeover in Saigon today appeared to be aimed at checking both a dangerous drift towards political in stability and a marked deterioration in the war situation. The military chiefs' decision to assume leadership of the country again
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    SHAW'S: IT'S PEACE AT LAST
    174 10 CINGAPORE. Sat. The management of Shaw Brothers' Malay Film Productions Ltd., today withdrew the two-month dismissal notices served on Its 105 film stars and artistes on April 30 following widespread anticipation among its staff throughout the week. Film actor Jlns Shamusuddin, spokesman of the workers,
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    Lock icon Housewife to sail Pacific alone
    176 10 LOS ANGELES. Sat Mrs. Sharon Sites says she's sailing to Hawaii today alone. She hopes to cross the Pacific one of the world's widest stretches of open sea, in a 25 -foot sloop. The Instructor who taught. her to sail tried vainly to talk her
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    Paradrop trailer kills girl
    44 10 NAHA (Okinawa). Sat. A trailer being paradropped by a U.S. Air Force Hercules transport landed on a small village street In the Yomitan village area yesterday, knilng a 12-year-old girl. The aircraft was on a routine training paradrop mission. AJ*.
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    Over 800 cars in a month
    42 10 SINOAPORE. Sat— The number of cars on Singapore roads increased by 824 last month bringing the total to 99.748. Motor-cycles Increased by 411 to 54.926. scooters by 328 to 5.741 and bicycles by 904 to 318.451.
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    'Radin Ibus' best
    43 10 KANOAR. Sat— The Assistant State Agricultural Officer. Inche Idrls bin Shaer. today described the "Radin Ibus" seed as the most suitable for this year's padl-plantlng season. "It can stand prolonged drought even up to two or three months," be ■aid.
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    Mystery of Singapore 1 Speaker's big salary cut
    675 10 Mystery of Singapore 1 Speaker's big salary cut IS IT BECAUSE MR RAJAH CAN CONTINUE HIS PRACTICE? By a Sunday Times Staff Wr.ter SINGAPORE. Sat. You may call it the mystery of the big pay-cut. The salary of the Speaker of the Singapore Legislative Assembly has been reduced from $3,000
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    Vocational School Certificate exams this year
    263 10 Vocational School Certificate exams this year SINGAPORE, Sat. The Ministry of Education will conduct a common examination for vocational school pupils leading to a "Secondary Vocational School Certificate" for the first time at the end of the year. Announcing this today at the opening of the Kirn Keat vocational school,
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    MAL SEEKS LOCAL GIRLS FOR AIR HOSTESS JOBS
    125 10 MAL SEEKS LOCAL GIRLS FOR AIR HOSTESS JOBS SINGAPORE. Sat. Malaysian Airways. which will be expanding Its Silver Kris jet services in September. Is looking for local girls to work as air hast esses. An airline spokesman to- I day said that Malaysian Airways' operations would be considerably Increased from
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      THEIR ORDER: STOP HITLER'S ROCKETS
      455 11 THEIR ORDER: STOP HITLER'S ROCKETS NEW FILMS IN the Prime Minister's study at No. 10. Downing Street two men sit facing each other through the curling clouds of cigar smoke. Behind the desk, ensconced like some giant, bespectacled bulldog. is Winston Churchill (portrayed with uncanny likeness by Patrick Wymark). Opposite
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      But I like men much better
      1013 11  - But I like men much better RODERICK MANN I like women, says Arlene Dahl By ARLENE DAHLS is the face to launch a thousand chocolate-boxes. The auburn hair is a Technicolor confection; the eyes are start liny I v blue; the skin has the texture of champagne peaches. She is
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      THEATRE
      310 11 CO you re interested in amateur dramatics but are a little nervous about approaching the Stage Club or one of the other societies In Singapore as you are absolutely new to the game? Well, all the A.D.S.s I know In Singapore are like all stage folk, invariably friendly and
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      121 11 I Spore REX I SKY-NEXT CHANCE-REX GERRY and The PACEMAKERS ;HTFferiy crass TheMerseji 'ofS JS? (?J *w FabtMtlc \^>£' fc f J^/ song it vlj hits! "Ferry cross the Mersey". and Enter the Lambretta Cento /"Ferry cross the Mersey" competition You can win a LAMBRETTA CENTO, the remarkable scooter that
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      229 11 Stop Asthma Sleep Like a Baby It you couch, wheeie, can't breathe or sleep well due to Asthma, Catarrh or Bronchitis attacks, get MENDACO from your chemist or store today. MENDACO work* through the blood and bronchial tubes to dissolve and remove offending phlegm congestion. Then your rougn Is curbed,
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      480 11 A PICTURE SO TREMENDOUS IT NEEDS 4 THEATRES TO ACCOMMODATE IT! {--SIMULTANEOUS ONE-DAY PREMIERE 1 1 WEDNESDAY, 16th JUNE 1965 ODEON-CATHAY-ORCHARD-PALACE IT NOT ONLY "CARRIES'... IT RACES YOU TO THE PEAK OF HIGH-TENSION ADVENTURE! RANKSNATRfI IREWRHOMftTO jSwnryanls express A Mark Robson Production CinemaScope Color by Deluxe JTJTJTTJTTK i O.l##.\Yir Vktati.^
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    IN MEMORIAM
    36 12 la e-»er loving Memory of K. ■t»adas parsed away 13.6.64. "Many a tonelT heartache often a (ilent tear bat always lovinn memories •f »nt we loved so dear." 1 By lorlnr wife and relatire*.
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    BRITAIN -, STAY IN D-CUP FIGHT
    179 12 BRITAIN STAY IN D-CUP FIGHT ONDON. Sat. Britain kept their Oavis Cup European Zone quarter-final tie against South Africa alive by winning the doubles match at Eastbourne yesterday. South Africa lead 2-1 with two singles to come today. Mike Sangster and Bobby Wilson beat Keith Diepraam and Abe Segal 8-6.
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    Lundquist out to Newcombe
    123 12 BECKENHAM. Sat. Jan-Erik LundquiM. Sweden's Davis Cup player and .second seed in the Kent lawn tennis championships, slumped to a shock defeat in the men's singles semifinals here yesterday. LutidquLst was beaten 6-2. 8-6 by the Australian No. 3 John Newcombe. the title-holder. Lundquist was let
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    Ralston versus Graebner final
    54 12 BRISTOL. Sat— Dennis Ralstun and Clailc Gr.iebner of he United States yeserday moved :ntn die men'.s singles final of the r. .in-snaked West "f England tennis tournament. Ralston. United Sates No. 1. defeated Fred McMillan of South Africa 7-5. 8-6. Graebner heat Donald Dell, also an
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    Zainal leads by 2 strokes
    137 12 IPOH. Sat Zainal Abidin bin Yusoft leads Darwls Deran. the Malayan champion, by three stroke* on the firs: day of the Pri-Hk open «ioli championships over M holes on the Tiger Lane Mm here today. Zainal Abidin carded 75-73--148. Darwis scored 76-75-151 Defending champion Sulatmi.n
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    Estates soccer
    35 12 IPOH. Sat. Sungei Rambai Estate of Selangor will meet Dublin Estate of Kedah in a :*ini-n"nal tie of the Inter-state estates soccer competition for the MiieCilhvray Cup on the padang here next Saturday.
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    Clark and Bonallack to contest golf final
    243 12 Clark and Bonallack to contest golf final DORTHCAWL. Sat. Olive Clark, brilliant 19-year-old uolf discovery, forged into the final of the British amateur championship here yesterday with victories over American •big" Bill Hyndmun and British W.ilker Cup international Martin Christmas. "I can hardly believe I've done it." he said after
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    Timberlane beats off strong challenge from Punter's Delight
    1306 12 Timberlane beats off strong challenge from Punter's Delight PENANG, Saturday. TIMBERLANE, vigorously ridden by veteran rider, L. H. E. Whitaker, made all the running to win the Class One B£f at the Penang Turf Club's amateur meeting today. Timberlane ran on stoutly over the final furlong to beat the fast
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    BIG SWEEP
    40 12 TOTAL POOL $53,235 Ist *****8 531.944 2nd *****0 S 7.98S 3rd ****** S 3.993 Starters $887 each—No». *****0, *****7. 190«76. 167C35, *****5, *****3. onholation* $399 each —Noa. ***** A, *****4. *****6, *****9, 201,30, *****6. *****7. *****3. 2139«6, *****6. < <
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    KOK SENG DROPPED
    179 12 KUALA LUMPUR. Bat. Two Malaysia internationals, tfutre-hall Lee Kok Seng and fullback Lee Wall Chin, both cl Singapore, were not among the 16 players named by the M>iluysian Chinese F.A. for the Ho Ho Cup mil ten against Hong Kong Chinese at Ipoh on June 26. Kok
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    Koe for FIFA's board meeting
    89 12 PENANQ. Sat Koe Ewe Telk. chairman of the Malaysian Football Referees' Association, and a member of FIFA Referees' Committee, has been Invited to attend the meeting of the International Football Association Board ot Edinburgh on June 19 He will represent FIFA Referees Committee at the
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    Aaron holds two strokes lead
    59 12 CLEVELAND. Sat Tommy Aaron 'US i on 135 held a two-stroke lead after the second round ol rhr Cleveland open golf tournament yesterday He followed un nis first round 68 with a four-under-par 67 British open champion Tony Lema. who is defending hU title, shared
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    JAZY SETS ANOTHER RECORD
    122 12 PARIS. Sat.— Michel Jazy, the world's fastest miler, set a European 5.000 metres record here last night, but failed In a bid to notch his second world mark in three days. The 28-year-old French mineral water salesman, running alone after his early pace had killed the
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    KENT TAKE TOP SPOT
    393 12 KENT TAKE TOP SPOT LONDON. Sat.— Kent, following their nine-wicket win over Somerset at Canterbury yesterday, go to the top of the English County cricket championship table. Somerset, the former leaders, are now In second place four points behind Kent, who have not won j the championship since 1913. Kent
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    Edrich and Barrington put up 225 stand
    270 12 Edrich and Barrington put up 225 stand I ONDON. Sat. A third wicket stand of 225 in 170 minutes by England batsmen John Edrich and Ken Barrington enabled Surrey to force a draw against the New Zealand touring team at The Oval yesterday. Surrey scored 248 In their first innings
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    Burruni wins in round 7
    53 12 ROME. Sa\ W;rld flyweight boxing champion Calvatore Burruni of Italy defeated Dcmetrt* Carbajal of Argentina in a nontitle ma'.ch yesterday. tn the seventh round of th« scheduled 12-round match th« referee ordered the fight stopped and gave the virtory to BurrunL saying that Carba al
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  • ALL THE RESULTS
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      BADMINTON
      1082 13 ll i; \K lunior championships ilpohc Results of matches played at the St. John Ambulance hall: Men's singles Ist round: Chan Ah Chye bt Johnny Neoh 11-15. 15-11 15-9; A. Hamid bt Zambri Baharuddin 15-9. 15-8; Wong Kai Fatt bt Victor Tan 15-6. 15-1; Hamzah Shamsuddln bt Wong Tuck
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      BASKETBALL
      16 13 SEGAMAT friendlie*,: Sega-mat-labis Regional bt Teachers Combined 54-46; women: Sega-mat-Labts Regional bt Labis Invitation ?0-6.
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      BOXING
      117 13 UNOAMMtl Bruce Woodcock beat Brian Isaac in the Singapore Amateur Boxing Association's all-star programme at the Gay World. Isaac, making his first appearance after a long layoff, gave a good account of himself, landing several crisp punches on Woodcock. But the 30-year-old lnter-Ser-vices champion or Great Britain looked a
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      BOWLING
      675 13 SINGAPORE The eleven leagues that bowl from Monday to Friday played their 15th game last week. Here are the top ten scorers in each league: Monday 9 a.m. R. Oel (Tantrums) 161. V Tucker (Rumbiai 158 M. Mok (She Kats) 157. G. Winters (Electrical) 156. H. Tan (Tantrums) 154.
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      CRICKET
      31 13 XL Friendly Selangor Club bt Selangor Recreation Club by 6 wkts. SRC 113 (Sukitharaj 37. H. Classen 25, Millbank 6-15, Barret 4-22). Selangor Club 115-4 (Jagdev 57. J. Jansz 2-38).
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      SOCCER
      52 13 SEGAMAT League: Malay Club 3 Indians 0; Pogoh Est 3 Segamat Est. 2; Malay Club 5 Teachers 1; Segamat Est. 3 Indians 1. si r I .\W AN Dlndlngs League (Harvey Shield): Sitiawan Estat* Group 3 PWD 2. Sungei Wangl Group 3 Cash wood 1. Methodist English School 3
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      SWIMMING
      261 13 kt i-..-** b» specialist Teachers Training lnst. gala: Men 50m front crawl: 1 Lim Sing Quay 2 John Lam 3 Megat Rus 31.4; 50m back crawl: 1 Ahmad Khamls 2 John Lam 3 Chuah Seng Guan 41.0; 50m breast: l Wong Swee Peng 2 Chew Hock San 3 Khoo
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      TABLE TENNIS
      391 13 SINGAPORE table-tennis association 1965 championships. Senior Men's singles: 1 Sin Poh Lim, 2 Lim Wai Sheng. 3 Lim Jin Choon, 4 Lee Yoke Fai; Senior Men's doubles: 1 Lim Wai Sheng and Sin Poh Lim 2 George Chen and Foo Soo Peng 3 Ho Kum Choo and Lim
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      ATHLETICS
      1197 13 I'l K\K AAA Central tone championship* (Ipoh) Men lMn Heat 1: 1 Annuar Sharifuddin 3 Tan Jco Kheng 3 Aw Telk Swee 113: Heat 2: 1 Francis Khoo 2 Ahmad Badin 3 Leong Slew Loong 114: 200 m: 1 Francis Khoo 2 Ahmad Badin 3 Jit Singh 23 2
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      TENNIS
      40 13 iKm -w.irv Garrison championships finals Malacca i Men's singles: Charles Chin bt Pete McGregor 6-1, 6-3; doable*: MaJ Stewart and Capt. DrakeLee bt Capt Bassam and Capt Falrey 6-1, 6-2: women's slnfles: Mrs. Provera bt Mrs. Pashley 6-0. 6-0.
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    RELIGIOUS ANNOUNCEMENTS
    44 13 SACRED HEART CHURCH Peel Road 10-day mission officiated by Reverend Father Fulgence Gross O.FM. starting Sunday. 13th June! 1965 at 700 an. 8.30 a.m.. 6.00 p.m. weekdays 6 15 a.m (Mass and talk) 7.00 p.m (sermon and mass) parishioners and all welcome!
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    DEATHS
    54 13 MRS. VS. VINASITAMBY. for- 1 merly of Ipoh. passed away at Jaffna, on 12-6-65 Aunt to Mr. 6.M Thlgarajah. Klang MRS ANNIE RAJAMONEY. age 65 years. belo\ed wife of the late Mr. M.D. Rajamoney. retired Hos- pltal Assistant. Kedah. passed away peacefully at 650 a.m. on ***** and was
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    Australian football
    323 13 CYDNEY. Sat Results Ol Australian Assoclatloi football matches played to 'ay were: NSW NORTH DIV 1 Adams town 5 Wallsend 0 NSW FED DIV. t Bankstown 1 Sutherland 1 anterbury 1 Corinthian* 1, Sydney Ami. 3 Thistle 3. QUEENSLAND DIV. 1 Coalstars 0 Thistle 4, Merton 2 Hellenic
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    Roslan gets 19 months
    63 13 TELUK ANSON, Sat. Th« Lowfr Perak F.A. Disciplinary Board have suspended two players who were sent off during m League Div 1 match here on May 31. They are PWD right-back Roslan Hussain (19 months) and Jenderata left-half Appana ion* month). Roslan is now working in
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      190 13 SPORTS DIARY SOCCER— Malaya Cup: Armed Forces v Peralc (Merdeka Stadium. 8 p.m.): Malacca v Jt Services (Kubu Stadium, 5.15): Spore v Johore <Jn Besar, 730 p.m.). B'pore Div. 2B: D Afiah A' v Oeylang Utd (Farrer Pk). L. Perak Div. 2: Assumption Sch. v Gloucester (T. An.son i. Penanr
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    Wl paceman Griffiths routs Johore
    317 14 Wl paceman Griffiths routs Johore By LIM KEE CHAN: Singapore, Saturday were in a strong position to beat Johore, possibly by an innings, at ho end of the first day's play in their Malayan Cricket Association tournament match on the Padang today. Singapore, who batted DM, rattled up 241 for
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    SCOREBOARD
    223 14 o|N(.\t'OKF. Ist Inns Jeremiah lbw Kanaguretnam 14 Houghton Piki- b iio Sllva 25 J. Mai-tens Ismail Biran b KulasliiKum 01 Razak c Kulasingam b de Sllva 35 (i»th:i v Mithran b de silva 7 Griffiths c and b de Sitv.i 14 Melville b Kiila-singum 5 (iibon not out 41
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    Springboks 52-6
    18 14 MET BOURNE S.v. The touring South African rugby < union tram beat Victoria 52-6 j here today.
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    Malaysian Forces hit 6-59 in reply to C wealth 141
    262 14 Malaysian Forces hit 6-59 in reply to C wealth 141 MALACCA, Sat. C o m m o nwealth Forces are well placed after the first day's play in their annual cricket match against Malaysian Armed Forces at Terendak. Camp here today. They took six Armed Forces wickets for 59 after
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    Chee Seng gets 7 golds in Selangor swim
    450 14 Chee Seng gets 7 golds in Selangor swim If UALA LUMPUR. Sat. Chan Chee Seng scored another double today to pick up a total of seven golds in the Selangor junior .swimming meet which ended at the Weld Road pool. Chee Seng won the 100 m butterfly. 1.500 m free
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    Gupta scores unbeaten 200
    92 14 IPOH. Sat. A brilliant batting performance by s Gupta who scored an unbeaten 200 enabled Anglo-Chinese School. Ipoh. to beat Sultan Yuv.uf School. Batu (•a.iah. by 219 runs in the opening match of the Central Perak Schools cricket competition for the Dragoons Shield on the Coronation
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    TRIBUTE TO A TRIER
    662 14 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. A 13--year-old class three athlete, Henry Lee, stepped up proudly to a loud ovation to receive a special award from Datin Salmah. wife of the Mentri Besar of Selangor, Dato Harun bin Haji Idris. at the end of Victoria Institution's annual meet at
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    Spore beat Selangor to earn quad title clash with Negri
    637 14 Spore beat Selangor to earn quad title clash with Negri Sat. Singapore. the Malaysian hockey champions played a vastly-improved game to beat fancied Selanpor 3-0 in the second days play in the MHF quadrangular meet at Farrer Park here and make some amends for their unaccountable 3-0 defeat by "outsiders"
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    KOH GETS ALL THREE GOALS FOR SELANGOR
    134 14 KOH GETS ALL THREE GOALS FOR SELANGOR KANGAR, Saturday. SELANGOR strengthened their position at the top of the Malaya Cup North Zone competition when they beat Perlis 3-1 in a second round match at the Derma English School ground here today All the Selangor goals were scored by centreforward Arthur
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    All the seeds in last 8
    82 14 IPOH, Sat. All the four seeded players qualified tur the men's singles quarter-finals in the Perak junior badminton championships here today. They are Aw Teifc Swee, Urn Ah Sau. Yeoh Kean Hua and Tan Eng Wan. The top and bottom seeds in the men's
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    Three records
    67 14 IPOH. Sat— Three records were m set on the first day of the Central Zone of the Perak Amateur Athletic Association championship* today R I.ftchumaiiHn ran the 800 m in 201 sec. clipping 1 ssec off the zone record. M. Raman did the 5.000 m In 16 15.8.
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        I stole atom secrets I WAS RUSSIA'S TOP SPY
        3451 15 I stole atom secrets I WAS RUSSIA'S TOP SPY Soviet agent Cordon Lonsdale (standing) became an honoured and everwelcome guest of the unsuspecting U. S. Air Force Major Straw and his family at their home at an A-bomber base in Suffolk. He was the life and soul of this Christmas
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        272 15 Jfl ijf World Traveller Whether you re 3or 63, you enjoy the small familiar world of V-Jet thing like so many other pleasant things in everyday life. It s the travel, where even the furthest city is now only a matter of hours V-Jet world, the world that has a
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