The Straits Times, 3 August 1965

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    29 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 150,000 H4TIONAL LIBRARY. ;-3AUGI%S I AW** 3 New*"** 1 The Straits Times Estrf. 1845 TUESDAY, AUGUST 3, 1965 <£> 15 CENTS KDN 1189 M.C.(P). 1005
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    Tun to— lead welcome home party to Tengku
    201 1 Tun to lead welcome home party to Tengku KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Tun Abdul Rwk will lead i Ihe Cabinet, heads I of diplomatic missions and top civil servants to welcome Tengku Abdul Rahman when he returns home on Wednesday. The Tengku who went to London to attend the Commonwealth Prime
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    A Thai bandit's links south of the border
    298 1 From A SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT BANGKOK, Monday A SENIOR Thai police officer has accused Malaysian politicians of aiding a bandit who is terrorising rubber workers in three of Thailand's southern provinces. Police Maj.-Gen. Atapol Suyanhoti said today that the bandit chief, Ma-E-Saw was
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    Curfew in Tawau lifted
    59 1 Curfew in Tawau lifted rESSELTOX, Mon. A curIfw imposed yesterday in three 1 .man areas was lifted at noon today. I In- curfew bad been Imposed for an indefinite period "because of reports of suspicious persons in the area." tadio Malaysia said It was to enable security forces to make
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    Lock icon 'White Australia' tag dropped after half a century
    353 1 'White Australia' tag dropped after half a century SYDNEY. Monday. 'pUK FEDERAL Conference of the Australian labour Party tcklav unanimously lifted its 57-year-old policy ban on the admission of Asians and other coloured people into Australia as migrants. It withdrew the "White Australia" tag from Its immigration policy and declared
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    WAR HERO (I'M BROKE) TO SELL GEORGE MEDAL
    99 1 WAR HERO (I'M BROKE) TO SELL GEORGE MEDAL T ONDON. Mon.— War hero Li Donald Emslle plans to sell his George Medal because he's out of work and needs the money"l hate to do It It's my most treasured possession,"' retired Petty Officer Emslle said today. "But I have to.
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    Lock icon China and Mafia...
    38 1 WASHINGTON, Mon— A Repufc lican Senator Karl Mundt sai today that the admission of Chin Into the United Nations would b like letting the Mafia sit on Presi dent Johnson's new national crtm commission UPI.
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    Just fancy that...
    87 1 Just fancy that LONDON, Mon.— The scene: The M 4 superhighway north of here. Enter large, sleek, black Rolls-Royce with blackened windows, moving fast. Followed by large, sleek blue Jaguar containing suspicious policemen. Chase speeds top 90 m.ph. Eventually Rolls stops. Out pop Beatles John Lennon and George Harrison, who
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    NEW KING TO BE ELECTED ON AUG. 19
    158 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. A Conference of Rulers to elect the next Yang di-P*rtnan Azong wilt be he Ul at the Istana Negara here on Aug. 19 at 10.30 a.m. The present King's five-year term of office ends on Sept. ZZ and the
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    Kimball trial
    35 1 SAIGON, Mon.— Robert Kimball, U.S. Civilian police adviser charged with the fatal shooting of his American boss and a Vietnamese woman, will be tried in South Vietnam, a U.S. Government spokesman said today.
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    Five-death horror of a family on holiday
    389 1  - Five-death horror of a family on holiday JACKIE SAM: JOHORE BAHRU, By 1 Mon. CIVE members of a Singapore family were killed in a road accident at the 373 mile Ayer Hitam Road yesterday. Only one member of the family in the car, Juliab binte Mohammed Noor, 16, survived the
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    Lock icon 8,500 limit: Now it's official....
    76 1 ONDON, Mon. Britain Ld today imposed an 8,500 celling on the number of new Commonwealth immigrants to be allowed into the country each year. This compares with the current rate of arrival of 20.800 a year mostly from India. Pakistan and the West Indies. On
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    Lock icon report denied 'Kyis out'
    378 1 report denied 'Kyis out' gAIGON, Mon. A South Vietnamese Government spokesman today categorically denied ;i report by the Japanese news agency Kyodo that Air Marshal Nguyen Cao Ky, the Prime Minister, had decided to resign. The spokesman described the report as "completely unfounded." Kyodos Saigon bureau had said Marshal Ky
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    Lock icon STOP PRESS
    29 1 COMING HOME BEIRUT. Mon— Tenuku Abdul Rahman. Prime Minister of Malaysia, arrived here this afternoon on way home from Vienna, lie will leave Beirut tomorrow night. Reuter.
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  • AFRO-ASIAN AND PACIFIC DESK
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      Lock icon N. Zealand aid to build a road in Thailand
      163 2 W! I. I.IXi TON, >I»n. —The New Zealand Prime Minister, Mr. Keith Hulyoakc> announced today that the country would pro\Me £.100.000 and technical assistance under the Colombo Plan to help build a road in north-east Thailand. I lit- New ZraJand Government
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      Lock icon Stepped up air war to move Reds to talks
      402 2 WASHINGTON, Monday. THE United States is ready to step up its air attacks against North Vietnam slightly, even as the American search continues for an honourable peace. This was made clear by official sources here yesterday while President Johnson personally focussed
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      Lock icon Ramani leading talks for new peace move by U.N. Council
      415 2 THE six elected members of the United Nations Security Council are expected to begin informal discussions today to see whether there is any initiative they could usefully undertake to promote a negotiated settlement of the Vietnam war. UNITED NATIONS, Mon.
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      First 570-key Tibetan language typewriter
      85 2 UO.NG KONG, Mon. v China has made the world's first Tibetanlanguare typewriter, according to the New China News Agency. The machine is similar to a Chinese Han-langu-age typewriter, but because there are 30 consonants and four vowels in the Tibetan alphabet, it has 570 keys
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      Lock icon SOEKARNO HINTS JAKARTA MAY BREAK TIES WITH U.S.
      202 2 SOEKARNO HINTS JAKARTA MAY BREAK TIES WITH U.S. JAKARTA, Mon. President Soekarno In a speech published here today gave his first public hint Indonesia might break off di p 1 omatic relations with the United States. The Indonesian leader did .so by telling navy ofllcers at a seminar in Bogor
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      Lock icon Americans deny using gas on consulate rioters in Medan
      207 2 JAKARTA, Monday. AN American Embassy spoKesman here today denied A .nt:;ra's charges that American consulate officials in Medan, North Sumatra, used tear gas agains. demonstrators outside the consulate building last Friday. He said that the Embassy had submitted a protest to
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      Lock icon Malraux talks with Chou
      53 2 TOKYO. Mon.— French Minister of State, Mr. Andre Malraux. met the Communist Chinese Premier Chou En-lai. yesterday for a friendly talk, according to a New China News Agency broad-c.t.-t monitored here. The French Ambassador. Mr. Lucien Pye and two Chinese Foreign Affairs officials were present at
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      Rationing of food urged in Indian — towns—
      172 2 Rationing of food urged in Indian towns "V^EW DELHI, Mon. 11 An Indian food 1 policy committee yesI terday recommended 1 rationing rice and wheat in all Indian towns with more than 100.000 inhabitants. There arc food shortages In several states and India i is expected to be short of
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      Lock icon A 'rousing welcome' for Aidit
      81 2 HONG KONG, Mon. Thousands of people g;ive a rousing welcome to an Indonesian Communist Party delegation led by Mr- D. N. Aidit when it, arrived nt Peking airport from Moscow yesterday, the Ni \v China New« Agrncy .>-. nd Then wore warm rnilmm and handrtinkM
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      Lock icon Banda opens causeway across river
      85 2 LIWONDE (Malawi), Mon. Malawi's Prime Minister. Dr. Hastings Ban da yesterday officially opened a new causeway across the River Shire which runs on top of the new Llwond* Barrage. He ceremonially closed the sluice gates interrupting the flow of the river which rises ia Lake
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      241 3 A PASSIONATE EMBRACE— 'NAKED' FOR BRITISH AUDIENCES BUT CLOTHED FOR AMERICA IO(KH) in a passionate embrace in the bedroom scene of a new film being made in Britain. •Life at the Top." are British stars Laurence llarvev and Honor Blackman. The film is the sequel to "Room at
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      Lock icon Turk Cypriots issue their own laws
      164 3 NICOSLA, Mon. Defiant Turkish-Cypriots last night began promulgating their own laws and extended the terms of office of their leaders. One Turkish-Cypriot decree set out regulations for electinK a Turkish-Cypriot communal chamber. Another extended the terms of office of the Cypriot Vice-President. Dr. Fazil
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      Lock icon New ship makes beach landings obsolete
      125 3 New ship makes beach landings obsolete DASCAGOULA (Mississippi). Mon. A new typr of assault ship, designed to make World W.ir 11-type beach Undine* obsolete, was launched yesterday to join the U.S. Navy's amphibious forces. The ship, the Tripoli, will carry 2.000 Marines, to be dropped into battle by helicopters which
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      Lock icon Moscow visit
      41 3 lONDON. Mon. The Prime Minister of Trinidad and Tobago, 1 Dr. Eric Williams, has accepted an i invitation to visit Russia later this year. Radio Moscow said last night. The date of the visit would be decided later. Reuter.
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      200 Negroes march on courthouse
      216 3 AMERICUS (Georgia), Monday. YfORE than 200 Negroes marched on the summer County Courthouse again yesterday and their leader told them reinforcements were coming by the busload from across the nation. Mr. Ben Clarke, an official of the Southern Christian Leadership Conference, said three busloads of
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      'I CURSE THE DAY'—SAYS WINNER OF £143,000
      84 3 'I CURSE THE DAY'— SAYS WINNER OF £143,000 I (IMM >\ Mon. John L Nicholson. 51. a former M-i-nnd-hand car dealer, sadly told a newspaper four years after he won K. 143.000 on the football pools that: HIS WIFE has been divorced from him. HE HAS lost hi a four
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      Lock icon Big drive for moral re-armament
      81 3 Big drive for moral re-armament LONDON. Mon Mr. RaJmohan Gandhi, (trandson of Mahatma Gnndlu. told members of the Moral Re-armament Movement here jmtCrdM that South Korea's Premier. Gen. II Kwont; Chuna. had invited them tn hold ;in MKMMI in Seoul on Sept. 20 Thi* would tollowed tn October t>v an
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      Lock icon US drug ring: Four jailed
      62 3 NEW YORK. Mon.— Pour men have been sent to mil for terms ranging from five to 18 years for plotting to smuggle narcotics worth US$25 million into the Unite*! States from France The prosecution said tiiu lour were members of a rina that iiad used
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      Lock icon 27 die in bus fall
      43 3 LIMA (Peru i. Mon. Twenty* seven people were killed and another 29 had serious inuirirs when a bus plunged down a 300--foot cliff yesterday near the I mining town of Morocochi 78 miles from here, police said. Reuter-
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      Lock icon 10 die in crash
      29 3 MUNPORDVILLE (Kentucky). Mon. Kate police said 10 people MM killed yesterday in two head-on car collisions approNirrm'ely 40 miles apart in south central Kentucky— Reuter.
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      Polish seaman seeks asylum in Britain
      143 3 r'ARDIFF. Mon. A 35- Polish seaman, who defected from a fishing boat yesterday, asked for political asylum in Britain. Michael Sidoryk. who left the Polish trawler Skawak in North Shields. Northumberland, on Friday has been in hiding since then in a hou.se here. He
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      Lock icon Just fancy that
      46 3 LONDON. Mon.— Britain's first courtesy police went into action on roads last weekend, patrolling In al white cars and on all-white motorcycles. They will stop bad drivers and politely point out to them the dangers they are creating tc themselves and others. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Husband shoots estranged wife and daughters
      170 3 fTERRE HAUTE (IndiaJ na). Mon. A husband pushed a shotgun through a car window yesterday and killed his estranged wife and two of their children Two other occupants of the car, parked at a busy Inter- j section, including a third j child, were
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      Lock icon Soviet rapist gets death sentence
      93 3 Soviet rapist gets death sentence MOaCOW. Mon. A young man was sentenced to death in Rica for raping a g'.rl with two companions and then passing her on *o a fourth for half a bottle of vodka. according to I the newspaper Soviet Latvia The paper said the three j
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    Consumption of water is steadily increasing in S'pore
    162 4 SINGAPORE, Mon. The rate of water consumption in Singapore is gradually increasing. This Is disclosed In the July Issue of the "Digest of Statistics" released by the Singapore Government. From October 1963 to February last year, the average monthly water consumption was
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    Union official on causing hurt charge
    78 4 Union official on causing hurt charge SINGAPORE, Mon An offlcUU of the Singapore Traction Company Employees' Union, Al«gapp« Natarajan, was today charged In the Ninth Magistrate's court with voluntarily causing grievous hurl to Rangobtnd Rai. Natarajan who claimed trial was alleged to have permanently disfigured the left ear lobe of
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    'Welcome aboard' with cockteils
    39 4 SINGAPORE, Mon. The Japanese Consulate-General will screen on Aug. 13 a film on the Japan Industrial Floating Pair In Europe 1964, entitled "Welcome Aboard.'' It will also hold a cocktail party to mark the occasion.
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    Boy, 14, rushes to his father's aid, stabs a teacher
    379 4 SINGAPORE, Monday. A 14-YEAR-OLD schoolboy, who admitted having wounded a teacher with a knife on the right thigh, was acquitted today after a successful submission by his defence counsel, Mr. D.G. 1 Ironside. Counsel had submitted that the law entitled
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    1,070 join 'Week in business'
    213 4 SINGAPORE, Mon. The Junior Chamber of Singapore's "Youth Week in Business" project went into full swing this morning when 1.070 students reported "for work" at some 150 centres. The "Week" is aimed at providing school leavers with an insight into the career they propose to
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    Not result of any 'secret dealing' says a director
    183 4 PROMOTION FOR HIGH UNION OFFICIAL CINGAfORE, Mon. A director and station manager of Rediflusion Singapore) Ltd., Mr. Jack Snowdc n, today denied at the commission inquiring into the administration of the Singapore Manual and Mercantile Workers' Union that he had "secret
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    CALL FOR WITNESS
    471 4 SINGAPORE, Mon. The commission inquiring into the administration of the Singapore Manual and Mercantile Workers' Union is looking for Mr. Robert Ho Thian See to give evidence. Mr. Ho's name management over new claims in May 1962. Mr. Snowden told the inquiry that at the time when
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    SLEEPING WORKER BATTERED TO DEATH
    157 4 SLEEPING WORKER BATTERED TO DEATH SINGAPORE, Mum Two men are believed to be responsible for the murder of a factory striker. Ns Ho Soon, in a hut in Jaian Tiga Ratus off Changi Road on Friday morning. No arrests have been made so far. Nf, 26, was battered to death
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    Toh Puan to open Ideal Home exhibition today
    277 4 Toh Puan to open Ideal Home exhibition today SINGAPORE. Mon. The Victoria Memorial Hall was a beehive of activity today as furniture was moved in. boards knocked into place and trimmings added all a rush job to meet tomorrow morning's deadline. At 11 a.m. tomorrow. Singapore's First Lady, Toh Puan
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    St. John unit to hold parade
    51 4 SINGAPORE, Mon. The St. John Ambulance Brigade, West Area will hold Its iifth annual parade at the St. John headquarters. Beach Road on Aug. 8 at 4.45 p.m. The Commissioner, Dr. K.L. Loh, and the Area President, Mr. Chng Tok Ngam. will inspect the
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    CURFEW BREAKERS FINED
    101 4 SINGAPORE. Mon. Six fishermen were fined between $20 and $50 each in the First Criminal District Court today for breaking the sea curfew and entering a restricted area west of Sultan Shoal on Saturday. They pleaded guilty Two of them, Tan Yew Kauj I and Teo Yong
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    Razak opens University's Faculty of Medicine
    674 5 DECISION ON FOREIGN DEGREES SOON— TUN Kuala Lumpur, Monday THE acting Prime Minister, Tun Abdul Razak, today opened the University of Malaya's $20 million Faculty of Medicine and announced that the Government would decide about recognising foreign medical degrees in "the next few months/
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    Razak— and Khir pay tribute to 'midwife' Oppenheim
    287 5 Razak and Khir pay tribute to 'midwife' Oppenheim ITUALA LUMPUR. Mon.— The former Vice-chan-cellor of the University of Malaya, Dato Sir Alexander Oppenheim. was today dubbed the "midwife" of the university by both the acting Prime Minister. Tun Abdul Razak. and the Minister of Education, Inche Mohamrd Khir Johari. Speaking
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    Klang student wins prize
    55 5 TAIPINO. Mon. Lee Klan Seng, 13. of Klann. won the first and special prizes In the third Milnysian young students exhibition of painting which ended at th<' Kwantuni; Association here t.sterciay. Goh Saw Sun or the Han Chian School, Penang, was second and Tan Aim Kok
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    $700 from fair
    22 5 PARIT BUNTAR, MON. The Women's Institute here collected 1700 for its building fund from a food and fun fair.
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    60 May Day men cleared
    127 5 SINGAPORE, Mon. The second criminal district Judge. Mr. K. T. Alexander, today acquitted and discharged 60 alleged May Day demonstrators without calling on their defence. They were accused of continuing In an unlawful assembly along Bencoolen Street at 12.40 p.m. on May 1. The court
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    Why S'pore is having fewer and fewer strikes—i
    165 5 Why S'pore is having fewer and fewer strikes i CINGAPORE, Mon. For the first five months of this year, there were only 13 strikes and lock-outs compared with 19 for the same period last year. These figures given in the Singapore Government's July issue of the "Digest of Statistics" are
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    Boy, aged four, drowned
    62 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon.— A four-year-old boy. Suib bin Ashor. was drowned in a disused mining pool at Kampong Dato Keramat here yesterday. Suib was playing with some children beside the pool at 4.30 p.m. when he fell into it. One of the boys ran home and
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    Teachers' assembly
    48 5 PENANO. Mon.— lnche Shariff bin Ahmad, political secretary to i the Minister of Education. wIH I noen the sixth annual assemhlv I of the National Union of National Language Teachers at the Jeliij tong English School hall on PrtI day hall on Friday at 10.30 a.m
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    School of business starting at Singapore university
    286 5 CINGAPORE. Mon. The University of Singapore will officially establish a new Department of Business Admlnisration on Aug. 16 under its Deputy ViceChancellor. Mr. Reginald Quahe Announcing th's today at a farewell Press conference, the Colombo Plan Canadian Professor Leslie Wong also revealed that
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    Ghafar warns of liars who create discord
    191 5 YfALACCA, Mon.— The iTI Chief Minister of Malacca, Inche Abdul Ghafar bin Baba. said here today that certain peopie were going round spreading false propaganda about the Alllance Government wanting to make Malaysia a Muslim state. This, he added, was one of their
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    Union elects officers
    66 5 SINGAPORE. Mon. Inche Abdul Manap bin Kitan was elected president of the Public Daily-; Rated Housing and Development Board Workers' Union at its general meeting at the Victoria Memo- rial Hall. Other officers are: Mr. B. Oopal fvice-presidenO, Mr. K. Diirai (secret ary>. Mr. A. Karim bin
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    The family a road crash virtually wiped out.,.
    170 6 JOHORE BAHRU, Mon. TtHE family that was almost wiped out by a road crash on the Ayer Hitam trunk road on Sunday. Their white Mini-Austin collided head-on with a northwardbound lorry at a bend at the 371 mile. The little car buckled
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    Bar robbery
    38 6 hINGAPORE. Mon.— Five armed thugs early today robbed the Chusan Bar In Seletur Hills of nuarettes. liquor and cash totalling $2,150 after tying up a work»r. Mr. Lira Yam Choon. who area sleeping Inside the bar.
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    Burglars' haul
    34 6 PENANG. Mon.— Burglars brote Into the house of a Shell Company executive. Inche Mohamed Burhanuddin bin Mohamed Mydln, iti Caunter Hall early this morning and stole a pair oX trousers containing $450.
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    35 STUDENT TEACHERS HIT HISTORY TRAIL
    94 6 SINGAPORE. Mon. Thirty-five students of the Singapore Teachers Training College accompanied by three lecturers left here today for a two-week educational tour of historical places of Malaya. Before the group, of whom 32 are girls, left by chartered bus this morning, trie college's principal,
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    Tengku Putri's wedding delayed
    145 6 Tengku Putri's wedding delayed KUALA LUMPUR, Mon The wedding of Tengku Putri Barirah. niece of the Yang diPertuan Besar of Negrl Sembilan, to her former pen friend, has been postponed to Aug. 21. This is because her fiance. Raja Ahmad Aziza. 29, a cousin of the Sultan of Perak. has
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    WHY WE ARE NOT RESPECTED-BY TEACHERS
    230 6 WHY WE ARE NOT RESPECTED-BY TEACHERS KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. their qualifications, profession, training and responsibilities." Another resolution deals with "d o w n g r a ding of schools" by the Ministry of Education As a result of this, the union says, a number of head teacheri had suffered embarrassment
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    Bonds for council i
    22 6 Bonds for council i i BUTTERWORTH. Mon.— Th» Province Wellesley North Disi trict Council will buy $20,000 worth of National Defence bond*-
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    DAY-OLD BABY IS FOUND IN TELEPHONE BOOTH
    91 6 pEXANG. Mon. A day old baby was found abandoned In a public telephone booth at Batu I kin last night. The baby girl was discovered In a cardboard box by a Penang Port Com mission employee. Inche Ibrahim bin Mat, at about 11
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    PENANG UMNO SAYS: KEEP OUR SCHOOL WEEKEND'
    158 6 ptNANG, Mon. The i Penan e State I'mno education committee has written to the National I'mno headquarters opposing: a recent suggestion by the Minister of Education, Inche Mohamed Khir Johari. that the present weekend holidays for Malay schools on Friday and Saturday be
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    A course on economics
    62 6 SINGAPORE!, Mon. An even- i Ing course on "The Principles o< Economics", jointly organised by] the Singapore Chinese Chamr^r of Commerce and the Institute cf Industrial and Commercial Studies, Is open to the public. Lectures will be held at the Chamber's premises every Tuesday. from 7
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    'Biggest blot' on Penang's civic -sense —
    273 6 'Biggest blot' on Penang's civic -sense DENANG, Mon. The past secretary of the Penang RSCPA. Mr Chang Mm Tat, today described tho slow, agonising death of a whale stranded oiT Ratu Maung last week as "a disgraceful blot on Penang's civic conscience." "It is r revolting thought that there are
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    Runaway pupil back with an apology and a promise
    349 7 SINGAPORE. Mon. Urn Cher Tuck- 15. a schoolboy of Raffles Institution, who ran away from home for 42 days, returned to his parents last night with an apology and a promise. In Times House today, he said: "I am sorry, and
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    New Kaum Ibu officials
    69 7 KANGAK. Men.— A midwife. Che Rokiah binte Embee, lias been elected chairman of the newly-formod Perils Selatan L'mno'B Kaum Ibu section, with Wan Chik binte Che Man. wife of the Speaker of the Statr Assembly. Inche Yusoff Abu Bakar. as vice-chairman. In the youth section. Syed
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    Enlistment steady, but unions total falls
    104 7 SINGAPORE, Mon. Singapore had 107 registered trade unions in May, representing a total of 15?.620 workers. The July issue of the official digest of statistics issued today shows that there has been a gradual decrease in the number of registered trade unions since 1961.
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    Firing by military tonight
    65 7 SINGAPORE, Mon Night firing exercises will be carried out by the military at Nee Soon range between 6 p.m. and midnight tomorrow, and at Bukit Timah range between 7 p.m. and 10 p.m. on Wednesday. Small arms will be used during the exercises. The Police Secretary
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    N-L contest winners
    95 7 PEN'ANG. Moi,.— Results ot the national language reading and playlet finals for adult education classes held at State level at the t uvn hail during the weekend were as follows: Reading i non-Malays) men 1. Teoh Ai Chusin. 2. Teh Cheng Peng. 3. M. Muthia'h; women 1.
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    Beauty contest at Umno fair
    61 7 PENANO. Mon. A women* music troupe, the Pancharagam Wanita Ria from KlatiK. "will per- form at the Sunget Ara Umno fun fair to be held on the village j playground from Aug. 7 to 13. Other attractions will include a beauty contest, boria performances and
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    Plan for village police throughout Thailand
    150 7 From our special correspondent OANGKOK, Mon. D The Thai Government has approved a bold plan to set up village police throughout the kingdom at a cost of about $137.5 million. Durinpr the first year 1966 the village policemen will be set up in six
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    LEGAL EXAM PASSES IN SINGAPORE
    128 7 SINGAPORE. Mon. Passes in the Part I Trinity Overseas Examination of the Council of Legal education of candidates in Singapore are Human lajer Ram Singh Baiwa .Claw 3 V Billy Kuek (C\ok- 3> ContUtutional l^w and Knjlinl, Legal HUwrjr: BT«f Ha».in Almanoar <Cla*s 3. Ying
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    Certificates for blood donors soon
    107 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon.— The Blood Bank here has sent out 300 certificates to donors and another 150 are beine prepared Dr. Amar Singh, who is In j chanre of the bank, said this to- 1 day :n reply to a complaint by reader in today's
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    Richard Ang accused of suborning a witness
    540 7 Richard Ang accused of suborning a witness SINGAPORE, Monday. CERTAIN insurance companies had made attempts to suborn a key prosecution witness, Yusof bin Ahmad, during a preliminary murder inquiry involving Sunny Ang, 27, a former Singapore Grand Prix driver since sentenced to death for the murder at sea of onetime
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      One vote defeats political fund for a union
      262 8 IPOH, Monday. AMOVE to set up a political fund in the National Union of Telecommunications Employees was defeated by one vote at the third biennial delegates' conference here yesterday. Twenty-seven voted against and 26 for the move by the union's executive council.
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      Hearing on bank row to resume
      53 8 SINGAPORE. Mon. The Industrial Arbitration Court will reRume hearing of a dispute between the Chartered Bank and the SingaDore Bunk Employees' Union, on Wednesday. On Friday, the hearing on the dispute between the Port of Singapore Authority and the Singapore Harbour Board Staff Association
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      TIGHT SECURITY IN PORT AREA, SAYS AUTHORITY MANAGER
      172 8 THE Port Swettenham J Authority is maintaining tight security in the port in the interest of port users This was stated today by the eeneral manager of the authority. Mr. S. M. Maroof. He was commenting on a reader's letter In the
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      Minister's date with nurses
      52 8 MALACCA. Mon.— The Minister of Health. Inche Bahama n bin Samsuddin, will open the annual meeting of the Assistant Nurse* Union. Malaya, at the nurse*' hostel, here at 10 a.m. on Sunday. On Saturday night, eve of the meeting, the nurses will bold a dance at
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      Khir's call: Iron out troubles in new school I— system—
      225 8 Khir's call: Iron out troubles in new school I— system ITUALA LUMPUR, Mon.— Chief education officers attending a two-day conference here have been asked to stay on indefinitely until all difficulties connected with the implementation of the Comprehensive School System are ironed out. The Minister of Education, Inche Mohamed Khir
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      48 8 JESSELTON. Mon. The Federal Minister for Sabah Affairs. Ditto Donald Stephens. arrived here today on a fivw-day official visit to the State. Da to Stephens told reporters that he would be visiting Civil Defence Corps in the eastern Snbah towns of Sandakan and Tar.au. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Sergeant and girl friend found shot dead
      133 8 Sergeant and girl friend found shot dead JESSELTON, Mon. Malaysian Army Sgt. Tan Han Boon was found dead in the home of his girl frirnd in Lahad Datu. 160 miles from here, last Saturday, a police spokesman said here today. Lying a few fee: away from him was Nfiss Nk
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      Justice Wee to leave for law conference
      89 8 Justice Wee to leave for law conference SINGAPORE, Mon. The Chief Justice of Singapore. Dato Justice Wee Chong Jin, will leave here In about a fortnight to attend the third Commonwealth and Empire law conterence in Sydney from Aug. 25 to Sept. l. Among others who will also attend the
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      Woman killed
      23 8 SINGAPORE. Mon— Mrs. Constar.ca Carmen NicolUh. 79. ni killed when she was knocked down by a car at Newton Circus ye*terday.
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      Mosque opening
      21 8 6UNOEI PATANI. Mon Tt» Sultan of Kednh will open r.h« new $20,000 masque a: Tan&h Merah. Pendang, on Friday.
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    1828 9  -  TOM POCOCK Till: UfiLlliST WAR I3Y oattallons Maybe more. You could clean them out out they'd be back. "The Vietcong would Just pull out Into the mangrove and just as soon as our battalions went off home, they'd be back. The people here
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    30 10 Wardm IH I trVniffUrm I ADOELEY: On JnlT Mth. IMS. la hi* *»th year Arthur Kme«t Rxddeley. Jersey Channel l.«les hushand of Eva and f.ith.T of H.-len and Dlnnn
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    127 10 M Wnrdm 515 I •fisjf'imi** THE FAMILY of the late Mrs Y. T, ft to thank all relatives and f»lend« fur thiir kind *ttend*nie the eiiner- or Sl*7*#S MR. PHANC NAI KHAN awl famllr .r1« and relative* for their •roll" lo:m of ear* and assistance funeral of Mrs Pnang.
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      University's Big Step
      714 10 A lot of nerve, as well as a lot of money, has gone into the I University of Malaya's Faculty of Medicine, opened yesterday. It took a great deal of coni fidence, for example, to enrol students before work on the essential $50 million teaching! hospital had
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      Local Govt.
      347 10 Suspending local elections for the duration of the Emergency is one thing. Abolishing elective local authorities is another. The second step involves important principles, and it is surprising that the Federal Government should have instructed a Royal Commission to consider it, without at least providing a word of
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      Kelantan Choice
      133 10 Relations between the Central Government and the Kelantan State Government, put on the mend last November when Tun Razak made his first tour of the State, have been strengthened further by the Deputy Prime Minister's second visit, just completed. In the interim, Kelantan has had $437,000 of Federal
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    Dazzling display abstract artist
    385 10  - Dazzling display abstract artist LULKMI.N -1 r'HBONO Laltong. one of the leading local exponents of abstract art, has oddly enough never presented a solo exhibition until now. His lir.st oneman show, currently on view at the Balai Ampang in Kuala Lumpur, i.s a virtuoso display that will delight art-lovers in
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    The search goes on for old Nazi aide Bormann
    614 10  - The search goes on for old Nazi aide Bormann NEAL ASCHERSON: From Berlin, Mon. /\N the waste land be- side the railway arches, on a rainy Berlin afternoon, a blue police bulldozer rolls slowly back and forward. It roars and groans, and after each little charge forward brings back another
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    HEATH
    966 10 WJjWJJJ^^KJ LONDON, Monday AFTER one of the shortest and least bitter contests in the history of the Conservative Party, Edward Heath has emerged as its new leader and as Britain's alternative Prime Minister. His success at the age of 49 (young, as Tory leaders go) and only 15 years
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      Detainee tells court of bugs in the I—lock-up—>
      141 11 Detainee tells court of bugs in the I lock-up > MALACCA, Mon. 1T The former president of the Malacca Municipal Council. Inche Hasnul bin Abdul Hadi, now in detention, said in the magistrate's court here today that there were many inserts in the Special Branch lock-up here. He said under
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      On duty
      165 11 The officer -ln charge. Crl m 1 nal Investigations. Malacca. Deputy Supt. Yap Thien Chin, prosecuting. said that Che Malmunah was ln her office at the CE3 on the morning of Mar.h 16 when Daud gay» her a chit from her husband asking for $20, which she handed
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      59,000 car theft case—bail
      49 11 59,000 car theft case— bail KUALA LUMPUR. Mon.—Mukhtlar Singh. 33. of Klang Oates here, was charged in the magistrate's court today with thp thPtt of a car valued at $9,000 at Ampan« Road on July 9. He pleaded not sullty and was allowed bail of $300 until Oct. 26
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      Even schoolboys can buy hemp
      142 11 INDIAN hemp, illegally cultivated in Singapore, is being sold locally under conditions in which even schoolboys can have access to it. The current black-mar-ket price is about 50 cents to one dollar for a tiny packet. This was stated today in a probation officer's report,
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      LIM: THERE WILL BE NO SHORTAGE OF RICE
      604 11 Ceased Legal fHE closure of the Bank of China in Singapore will not lead to a shortage of rice the Minister of Commerce and Industry, Dr. Lim Swee Aun, said today. He was commenting on reports appearing in the Daily Mail in
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      Police switch
      31 11 PARIT BONTAR. Mon map. A S Bidu of the Special Branch here ha* been transferred to Kuala Lumpur. Insp Harbajan stngh from Kuala Lumpur police h«adquarters ha* succeeded him
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      Lock icon Dato Aziz calls on Chung
      86 11 BBOUL. Mon.— A six-man team from Malaysia, led by Dato Abdul Aziz, the Chairman of the Public' Services Commission, here to re- 1 crult 40 Korean doctors for ser-: vice ln Malaysia, paid a courtesy' call on the Korean Prime Mini*-' ter. Mr. 11-Kwon Chung,
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      Flying award for teacher
      124 11 Flying award for teacher pENANG, Mon. A Malaysian school teacher, Mr. Lawrence Gow, has been awarded a Royal Australian Air Force flying scholarship. "This will enable him to realise his ambition to learn to fly and then join the Royal Malaysian Air Force." says an official statement. The award of
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      Road death
      40 11 TELUK ANSON. Mon.— A cl-tar-roller. R. Ramachandran. 44. riding a bicycle, was fatally li>lured when ne was Involved in an accident with a car at the Junction of Syed Abu Bakar Road and Anderson Road here yesterday •verung.
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      Soon: Stamps with a battle scene
      204 11 ITUALA LUMPUR, Mon. i Special triangular stamps of 10 and 20 cent denominations will be issued by the postal, authorities here to com- 1 memorate the unveiling' of the National Monument later this month. The commemorative stamps, depicting Malaysian soldiers tn a victorious battle
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      Honeycombs play it cool to tumultous Singapore reception
      267 11 Honeycombs play it cool to tumultous Singapore reception SINGAPORE. Mon. British pop group, the Honeycombs, played it real coo) yesterday afternoon when they arrived at the Singapore airport to a tumultous reception by teenagers. Minutes after their arrival from Bangkok the grouD sat in the reception room and finished their
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      512 12  -  Samad Mahadi TUN RAZAK OFFICIATES AT CEREMONY By Programme THE acting: Prime Minister, Tun Abdul Razak, today opens the $20 million Faculty of Medicine of the University of Malaya, and lays thy foundation stone of the $50 million Teaching Hospital now under construction.
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      Post-graduate training, too
      285 12 By Staff Writer rpHE $70 million Medical Centre, in the words of A Professor T.J. Danaraj, Dean of the Faculty of Medicine, University of Malaya, was planned to train not just a doctor but a medical or health unit. It would provide not only training facilities for
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    Dr. Lim: Let other towns see 'Made in Malaysia' fair
    275 13 |(UALA LUMPUR. Mon. The Minister of Commerce and Industry. Dr. Lim Swee Aun, said here last night that he would like to see the Made-in-Malaysia trade fair brought to other Malaysian towns. Speaklne to reporters after tourinjr all 70 stalls
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    Seminar for lecturers at teachers' colleges
    106 13 JOHORE BAHRU. Mon. About 190 full-time and part-time lecturers from various teachers' training colleges In Malaya today attended a two-day seminar to discuss aspects of teachertraining programmes. The seminar, a prelude to a 10-day course for teacher trainees, was opened by the principal of
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    $13,500 theft at godown
    47 13 SINOAPORE. Mon.— A gang of riv B men stole textiles worth about $13,500 belonging to Yoo Yuen Co. Ltd. from a godown In Chin 6'xee Road yesterday. The robbers tied up the ro-dow-n's watchman. Subaran Theyli, and removed the goods in a lorry.
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    Study of three languages 'no burden' in schools
    280 13 T»HE study of three languages Chinese, English and Malay in the conforming Chinese secondary schools In Malaya is not a great burden to children of average intelligence ""his was stated by Mr. Wang Hou Ren. chairman oi the Heads of Newly Conforming
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    CAMBRIDGE SCHOLARSHIP WINNER WEDS TEACHER
    112 13 MR. and Mrs. Ernest Chew after their wedding at the Bethesda Church, Frankel Estate. Singapore, on Saturday. Ernest. 22. son of Dr. Benjamin Chew, is a research assistant at the I'niversity of Singapore. He will be going to Cambridge University soon to do a Ph.D.
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    25 Reds in clash at border
    236 13 25 Reds in clash at border ALOR STAR, Monday. ABOUT 25 Communist terrorists, using automatic weapons, were reported to have clashed with a 13-member Thai police border patrol in three battles last week. According to infor- mation available today, the battles, near a squatter area close to the Thai border
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    Lock icon Climax of Brunei royal wedding
    123 13 BRUNEI TOWN. Mon. A colourful bersanding ceremony last night brought to a climax the wceklong ceremeny of the marriage ol Brunei's Crown Prince Penglran M-jda Mahkota Hassanal Bokkiah (above) to his cousin. Pengiran Anak Saleha. The Crown Prince, wearing the traditional Brunei Malay costume, walked
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    177 13 Rangoon paper: Malaysian fishermen given fair trial RANGOON. Mon. Burma's leading Eng-lish-language ne w s paper, the Guardian, denied yesterday that Malaysian fisher men caught in Burmese waters were subject to high-handedness, as reported in the Malaysian Press. The paper said these reports were untrue since the Burmese Government had
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    Boats of 4 accused fishermen released
    160 13 DENANG. Mon. Four Kuala Muda fishermen. accused of the murder of four trawlermen off Muksi Head last month, today successfully applied to the First Magistrate's Court for the release of their boats on a total bond of $12,000 Mr. S. P- Seentvasagam. who made
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    Educationist to visit S'pore
    53 13 I SINOAPORE. Mon.— Mr. R. W Robertson, managing director of Australia's largest home-study organisation, the Hemingway Robertson Institute, will fly here from Kuala Lumpur tomorrow on a brief visit. He will study the development of local examining bodies and other matters likely to affect local students
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    New rural road
    34 13 BATU OAJAH, Mon.— A n»«--chain long gravel road with concrete drain has been comoletrnf at Kampong Batu Tujoh near hare under the rural development programme »t a cost of about 11.900
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    A $50 donation
    29 13 SINOAPORE. Mon The State Advocate-Oeneral. Inche Ahmad Ibrahim, has given $50 to the Muslim Women's Welfar* I Council The donation waj repaired through the Strain TtatM
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      133 14 21 PEACE PETITION SIGNATORIES GO ON TRIAL SAIGON, Mon. The South Vietnamese Government opened a military trial today of 21 people charged with undermining the war effort by signing peace petitions. The tribunal has the power to impose death sentences on the defendants, who are accused of destroying the military
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      73 14 SAMUEL LAWSON. 28, owner of a fish and chips shop in Auckland, New Zealand, and his wife Shirley Ann, 26, who gave birth to quintuplets four girls and a boy last Tuesday. Mrs. Lawson was given a fertility drug before her pregnancy. All five babies
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      398 14 Toynbee: By remaining there U.S. is pursuing a policy of colonialism DROFESSOR Arnold J. Toynbee, the historian, today urged the American people to accept defeat in Vietnam and let South Vietnam go Communist. By remaining there, Professor Toynbee said, the United States Is
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      120 14 LONDON, Mon.— The Government plans to clamD on tighter security measures to prevent "dangerous" leaks of official information to the Press, it was reported yesterday. The First Secretary of State Mr. George Brown, recently intervened personally to prevent publication of the national
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      49 14 LONDON. Mon Scientists in Britain arr developing edible protein as a laboratory by-product of crude oil. The protein it smells like cbeese and looks like yellow sugar has been fed to rats and hamsters in tests for its use as a supplement to animal diets. Beuter.
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      238 14 Okinawa: It won't happen again, says Sato TOKYO. Mon The I A Japanese Prime Minister. Mr. Sato, told Parliament today his Government was "not entirely satisfied" with the fact that a group of Guam-based U.S j B-52 bombers ha d I sought typhoon shelter on Okinawa and from there proceeded
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      297 14 Straits Times Crossword ACROBS 7. In this you might have trou1. A pinch of tea In a cocktail ble, but get clean out of ltl <o>. (3. si. S. Western city, very large, but 8. Indecision makes us soft In of ludicrous descent <6 > understanding (8). 9. Commit to
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      Lock icon 'Nik wanted to break with Mao before J ouster'
      353 15 'Nik wanted to break with Mao before J ouster' 'Appeasement would paralyse Soviet action 9 GENEVA, Monday. MR. Khrushchev had decided to make a clean break with China shortly before he was ousted from supreme Soviet pov/er last year. Eastern diplomatic sources disclosed yesterday. The Soviet leader had reached the
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      193 15 JETLINER LANDS SAFELY WITHOUT TYRES BE I RUT (Lebanon), Mon. A Bwissair Convair Jetliner carrying 94 people made an emergency landing at Beirut airport today with the tyres ripped from its left landing gear. All aboard escaped unhurt. The plane rolled 1.100 yards down the runway with Its left wheels
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      109 15 NEW DELHI. Mon. Police used tear gas and made baton charges in Allahabad yesterday to break up a stone-throwing crowd trying to enforce a strike called In protest against the In-dian-Pakistani ceasefire agreement In the Rann of Kutch. A report from Allahabad. 375 miles southeast
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      43 15 BOGOTA. Mon. Colombia authorities have arrested several people suspected of planning to overthrow the Oovernment. Radio Cnracol said most were Communists. Plan* called for revolutionary activity In four ley cities and a miDOortlng strike In a fifth city. AJ>.
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      70 15 BONN, Mon. West Germans, questioned about their views on their three main western allies, have most faith in the United States Government and least in the RiitLsh. according to a public opinion poll Forty-seven per crnt said that they trusted the I'nited States most. 16 per cent
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      135 15 Tina wants to follow in her mother's famous footsteps XTEB mother was a Hollywood film lovely ...Maria Montez. blackhaired, quick-tempered tigress of many a Technicolor adventure. Now, 19-year-old Tina Marquand is all set to be a Him lovely, too. Maria, who claimed to be the daughter of a Dominican Republic
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      314 15 A joint Western plan to stop spread of N-weapons soon T<HE West now hopes to produce a Joint plan to A stop the further spread of nuclear weapons within two weeks, the permanent American disarmament negotiator, Mr. Clare Timberlake, said yesterday. "We hope to toe able to present the plan
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      32 15 TEHE^rt, Mon. Sudden floods following torrential rain and hail storms destroyed the village of Tnjar in north-east Iran and washed away aboat 17 villagers on Saturday night. Reuter.
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      215 15 Cary Grant and his fourth wife go into hiding ORISTOL (England 13 Mon. Cary Grant and actress Diane Cannon, secretly married in America last month, were somewhere in England today avoiding newsmen and photographers. The hunt for the 61--year-old screen star and his 27-year-old bride of 11 days, started when
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      30 15 SANTIAGO (Chile. Moil— At least 10 people died and 10.000 are reported homeless from storms, snow and floods In six weeks of Chile's worst winter for years. Reuter.
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      31 15 MONTREAL. Mon— Fire swept through the Canadian oil tanker Cedarbranch here yesterday following explosions aboard the 2.144-ton vessel. Two of the crew were injured and taken to hospital. Reuter.
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      466 16 Linda hopes set high TO COMPETE FOR MISS INTERNATIONAL BEAUTY TITLE AT LONG BEACH WITH a glittering wardrobe and her hopes set high, 18 year old Linda Lim leaves Singapore today lo compete for the Miss International beauty title at Long Beach, California. She had barely a fortnight in which
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      FAREWELL BALLET PERFORMANCE BY PATRICIA
      304 16 POR 18 -year -old Miss Patricia Hon it will be r a farewell performance when she dances for the Singapore Ballet Group which is presenting its new season this week Patricia, who started learning ballet since she was 10 and has danced major ballet roles
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      BEAUTY WITH GLASSES
      287 16 BEAUTY WITH GLASSES I I AT every stage in her life a woman has to look at beauty with a different eye. In fact she most never stop looking at the mirror from the age of 16, says Miss Marie Jose Chatelin, (above), a French beautician who is now visiting
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    GAMMON EXPECT BETTER RESULTS THIS YEAR
    633 18 From Our Market Correspondent rpllE chairman of Gammon 1 Malaya Ltd.. Mr. J. C. Gammon, reporting to shareholders on the last financial year says he considers it reasonable to forecast an improvement in 1965 on the results obtained In 1964. Mr. Gammon says the
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    STOCK INDICES
    26 18 Malayan Stock Indices I July 31 Aut;. 2 'Industrials: 68.74 68.95 1 i"- 93.65 93.65 rubbers: 102.11 102.11 'Dec. 30. 1963=100 Dec. 29, 1962=100
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    STOCK EXCHANGE OF MALAYSIA
    865 18 DUBINESS in and reported to I the Singapore and Koala Lam pur trading rooma of the Stock Exchange of Malaysia yesterday, with the number of the aharea traded In brackets: INDUSTRIALS: Dunlop, (3,000) 11.24: Eui $1.42 8L; Bis* ttib. 110.--000) ll.Oli: last Smelt (1.00O) 52.7N O.
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    OPTION PREMIUM
    233 18 Aug. 2. Three montha INDUSTRIALS Bouatetul 13 cti. McAMnter 9 eta City Dev. 7 cv. M. Invnt. S C U. C.B. Holding! 13 ttiN. Iron 9 eta. DuDlopn 10 eta. O C.B C 13 eta K Smelfnu eta Kothman* b cti! Esko 11 Ha. Ked. I>t»p 12 et»
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    Hong Kong rates
    31 18 THE Hong Kong free exchange A Market (in common with other markets In the Colony) was eloaed yesterday for the first Monday in August holiday. It reopens today.
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    ' Straits tin declines in Penang by $4.62 i
    314 18 Straits tin declines in Penang by $4.62 i THK price of straits tin in PenatiK yesterday fell hy tlMl to s::;ss7' „,.r P j C ul. The •fferlni was estimated down 10 tons u> !.!0 ton«. L«u:illv dfiiimd continued at the lower tevala, MAI. WAN HI Kl'.l 1: M\i;ki I
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    134 18 MELBOURNE, Mon. INDUSTRIALS overall movad narrowly around steady levels In very quiet trading. Leaders were variable. B.H.P waa up 6d. to 535. and C.U.B.Z. Wat up Is. to 575. C.I.G. Rights lost a further 6d. to 225. 3d. Base metals and olla were quiet and stendy. Trxiay's ehMtaa
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    OFFICIAL RATES
    50 18 f\\ the oHiciul Malaysian Short v Term v.«,n. v Market for tha week ended Saturday (July 31) tha range of call rates was as followi:BANK FINDS: 3 per cent to 4 1 per rent. GENERAL FUNDS; 2!4 percent to 4 per rent. MOVEMENT of funds totalled $83 million.
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    DOLLAR RATE
    62 18 r THK present rate of the Malayaa dollar against the pound sterling fixed on November 24 Uat M-.ir is Sellina; TT or OD 2s. 3 15 hid. Buying TT 2s. 4 1 lid. Buying OD 2s. 4'» d. Tha dollar is at It* statutory middle position In relation
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    j CLOSING PRICES
    29 18 Ant;. 2. MALAYAN RI'BRER PRICE: M tents (up a quartrr of a cent). TIN: $738.87 i (down S4.li2\). Inofficial estimated offerinx 230 tons (down 10 tons).
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    SHIPS IN PORT
    138 18 S 1 HIPS lying alonstid* MM tlng«*«r« Harbour wharvia or tiptcttd today art: Jl.*!um 1/2. Dollua 3/4, Gol4ea SprinK A/7. Sudan 13/14, Oodavcrr U lii. A>mara IM. Kowloon Ventura U, Raja Brooke 21/22. Shun Wan *****. Madras 27/2x. Hunol UftX Hoi llouw 35/36. Polo' 1 Orrhidea 40/41.
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    77 18 CHINESE Product Eichinxt. Sln««- port notn pricti per ptcul yttttr. djari Loc.nut all bulk $39 wlleni. drum }61 MttJML Ctprj: July Aug. UK Con t duo t: ITaaai Ptppcr: Muntok nhite $192| wllcra, whit* fiSK) ■rllen, apeetaJ Muck »l-"'2l sellcra. Karblrd 1 irninil black $170 (Ni avllcm mil
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      810 19 SITUATIONS WANTED IS Words U (Mtn.)— Box SO eU. txtrm RIAO taa: Senior Appointment* vacant la Ta« Sunday Mall each week. YOUNO ENGLISH LADY, Teacher to work. Exchange passage U.K. Europe, Cldldren's Nurse, Lady's Companion. T-ctrphone ***** (Spore). CHINESE LAOV STENOGRAPHER Bhorttand 100 w.p.m. Typing 60 w.p.m. SIEEKS POSITION Prefe-a&iy
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      853 19 TOURS EXCURSIONS IS Words 5f (Min.)— Box SO ett. extra j MALAYA 7-OAVS AMS/. BS9O/S/S 65, 9/8/S5, 10/8/65. 15 S 65. C'HiEblands 7-days $103/-. 4-days $60'- 4'.«765. 11/8/63 15/8/65 18/8/W Banskok/Cbiensmal 13-day* 7/8/65 11/9/65. Nam-Ho Travel Service 138, Cross Street Spore Tel: *****. LIFE TRAVEL SERVICE'S Holiday Tour* Malaya/Cameron 7-day*
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      859 19 VEHICLES FOR SALE IS Words U (Ml*.)— Bo* SO tit, txtrm VOLKSWAGEN RBOISTBRBD I—o Comprehensive Insurance 13.400/Ring Vow Sang (Spore) ***** between 9.30 to 5 p.m. HONDA 12S*.«. All New Tax Carburetor, Piston, Battery, Overh.mled. Chromed, painted and many other*. Excellent condition. going heap. Be«t offer secures. Pboae Joe (B'pore)
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      769 19 IN THE MATTER OF THE (OMFAMKS ORDINANCE (CHAPTER 174) TAI HUA OIL COMPANY LIMITED (Incorpormtad In Singapore) (Members' Voluntary Winding Up) NOTICE TO CREDITORS I NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN I that toe creditors of the above- I named Company, which Is being i wound-up voluntarily, are requlrea > ion or
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      627 19 TENDERS PUBLIC UTILITIES BOARD, SINGAPORE TENDERS ELECTRICITY DEPARTMENT: 'Room No. 229, 2nd Floor. City Hall) (a) Supply of 20 Nos. Steel Slldlnj Door Cupboards. Tendtr Deposit »5U Close at 2.15 p.m. on 17.8 65. (b) Supply ot 1.500 pieces Ball Bearings. Tender Deposit $50 Close at 215 p.m. on 17
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      199 19 TENDERS KENYATAAN TAWARAN J.K.R. JOHOR Tawaran darlpada Pemborongi yang berdaftar di-J.K.R dl-dal»in Icelas C dan ka-atas alcan diterima dl-Pejabat Jurutera yt**r\ Jabatan Keria Raya. Johor, Joho: Bahru. htngtra jam pukoi 1 1 tamah hart pada 16 lib Og»v i 1965 unlok MEMBENA 2 (DUA) BUAH BANGUNAN 2 tDUA> TINOKAT JENIS
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      Lock icon This is final—Kok Seng
      500 20  - This is final— Kok Seng JOE DORAI By Singapore, Monday HIS RECORD IS 11 YEARS CAPTAIN, SEVEN CUP FINALS AND FOUR WINS pOR four Singapore soccer stalwarts goalkeeper Wilfred Skinner (31 skipper Lee Kok Seng (13), centre-forwad Rahim Omar (30), and outside-left Ibrahim Mansoor (34) the 1965 Malaya Cup final
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      Bautista triple titlist in S'pore
      159 20 Bautista triple titlist in S'pore TENNIS SINGAPORE. Mon. Felix Bautista Jr. of Thailand became triple champion in the Singapore Lawn Tennis Association's open meet winning the men's singles, doubles and the* mixed doubles finals j played on the Bras Basah Road courts. In the men's singles. Bau- I tlsta beat
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      Caroline nets 3
      30 20 I SINGAPORE. Mon— Three goals, by Caroline Valberg sparked Singapore's 5-0 victory over Malacca I In the women's Inter-state Pestl- val soccer tournament at Jalan Besar tonight.
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      AIK HUANG WILL BID FOR TWO I SCHOOLS TITLES –
      181 20 AIK HUANG WILL BID FOR TWO I SCHOOLS TITLES BADMINTON SINGAPORE. Mon. Fiftylour Combined Schools champions from 11 states 28 boys and 26 girls— will I compete in the Nestles sponsored Malaysian j schools individual badminton championships at the SBA hall rrere from Wednesday to Friday. Featuring in the championships
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      Jega v Tate sprints will be highlights
      300 20  -  ERNEST FRIDA: ATHLETICS By Singapore. Monday MALAYSIA'S prospective athletes for the Seap Games in December will test their strength against visiting United States athletic team in a special match at 4 p.m. tomorrow at Farrer Park The hifchliKht ot tne maicn will be
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      Referee was right not to allow goal, says Koe
      389 20  - Referee was right not to allow goal, says Koe OH KEE TIANG: By Penang. Monday KOE EWE TEIK oresident of the Referees' Association of Maiaya and a member of the FIFA referees' committee, today upheld the decision of Malaya Cup Filial referee Victor Sta Maria in disallowing th* 10th minute
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      Chew, Mydin out of team
      128 20 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Tlie t!..iu>.sian training squad of 22 tor :lie Merdeka soccer tournament [Aug. 14-28* ha.', been whittled iown to 20 dua to the withdrawal ii two players. Freddie Chew, who played at eft fullback for Singapore in the Via lay a Cup final
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      WE MET OUR MATCH, SAYS HAMZAH
      142 20 I£UALA LUMPUR. Mon— I Hamzah bin Dato Abu Samah. a vice-president of the r.A. of Selangor. said today that there was no reason for Selangor to feel disappointed at not being able to regain the Malaya Cup last Saturday. Inche Hamzah told Time- sport
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      Fourth victory for Hong Kong
      65 20 aiNOAPORE, Mon. The Hong 3 Kong women's team scored heir fourth win in live outings vhen they beat Malaysian 2nd XI 2-0 on the final day of th« •Vstiv.il hockey tournament on )adang today. leading 1-0 at half-time. Hung Kong scored through Thereat rhumas and
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      734 20 IN Till. >MTTER OF THh t OMTAMEB ORDINANCE iIHI'IIK 174) TAI HUA OIL COMPANY LIMITED in. »rp,.t*trd iv Sinfapom Mrrohrrs' Voluntary Ulndinc-I'vl NOTHK OF SPECIAL Kf mm. I I lON TO HIND-CF. I At on Extraordinary General Meeting of the Members of the above-named Company, duly con- vened, and held
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      600 20 NOTICE NOTICE IS H>KEBY GIVEN that 1 Mrs Doris Chang, ul No My Merryn Road, Singapore, have applied tor a mn&ter of a Public I house. Ist class licence In respect 'of premises No: Cathay Building. Dhoby Ghaut., to Philip CM. Seovk. and that this application will be heard in
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      836 20 I PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS < LEMBAGA PERUMAHAN HOUSING TRUST v PEKSEKI'TI-AN TANAH MELAYU. APPLICATIONS are lnYlted from suitably qualified Malaysian citizens for the following vacant posts:— (a I AMfstaot Structural Engineer Salary Scale: SI. 295x3051.535/-. Qualifications: Applicant* must be Associate Membership of the Institute of Structural Engineers and must hare at
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      181 20 II PMBY I, ATHLETICS International: Malaysia v American te.im 'Fur- rer Parki 4 p.m SOCCER Festival inter-statr women's tourae> < Jalan Besar., 6 D.m. i Feaf championship «eml- j finals iChangit. Spore Div 2A: Bintang Bulan v RAF. Tengah (Farrer Pk.». Nejrl Div. t: 4 RTR iv Signals C 'NS
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      126 20 SUMMARY CBirKET D'Arey Irvine Cap soni-flnai (Penang): Penang Free School bt BM High School by Inns and 46. BMHS 8 (Mutiny 6-4 Zai- 1 nuddln Meah 3-3) and 51 (Murthy 5-13» PPS 105-3 dec (Koe Chong Jin 53 Zalnuddln 21). KuanUn League: Ceylonese bt RAF by 6 wkts. RAF 55
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      RUSSIA ECLIPSE U.S. TEAM AT KIEV MEET
      714 21 ATHLETICS: Moscow, Monday *pHE Soviet Union men's track and field team yesterday beat the United States in their annual two-day match at Kiev for the first time. Since the series started in 1958 the Americans have won the men's match every time. But
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      306 21 TAMARA'S SUPERB 60FT 6 3/4 THROW 2 18m (7ft U>; 2 V. Bolshov (R> 2.18 m 3 E. Carruthers (US) 2.10 m 4.6 ft 104); 4 O Burrel (USi 2.10 m. Triple jump: 1 A. Zolotarev (R) 16.50 m (54ft 1*); 2 A. Walker (US> 16.34 m (53ft 7i); 3
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      Pentathlon best by German
      68 21 KREFELD. (West Germany), Mon. Kurt Bending, of West Germany, set a new pentathlon world record here yesterday with 4.016 points. This beat by ten points the previous best by Vasili Kusnetsov of the Soviet Union. Bendlin's perfprmanees were: 200 metres. 21.8 sec; 1.500 metres 4min 43.75
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      Lock icon Germans crack three world swim records
      131 21 I ON DON. Mon. A West. Ger- man team of relay swimmers flew more than 1,000 miles this weekend to make attempts on three world records— and succeeded. On Saturday, in a solo attempt, they broke the world 4\looyd freestyle relay record with 3min
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      Lock icon Thunderbird to Nicklaus
      82 21 VTEW YORK, Mon. Jack Nicklaus yesterday won only his second golf tournament since the Masters in April when he clinched the $100,000 Thunderbird classic event at Harrison. Nicklaus finished with a four-under-par 68 over the Westchester Country Club course for a final aggregate of 270 for the
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    68 22 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. The acting Prime Minister, Tun Abdul Razak has called on Customs officers to be alert against "undesirable elements" trying to infiltrate into Malaysia. He told the men they had a "great responsibility." The country needed revenue to pay for defence and for
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    71 22 JAKARTA. Mon. Indonesia's Defence Minister and Chief of the Armed Forces, General A.H. Nasution. has issued on-the-spot orders to fire at "enemy" aircraft and ships violating Indonesian air space and waters, according to the armed forces newspaper today. Making an Inspection tour of the Rhio Islands,
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    112 22 SINGAPORE. Mon. Cathay Pacific Airways Is to introduce Its Convair 880 Jet service to the new multi-million dollar Subang airport In Kuala Lumpur when It is opened at the end of this month. This was announced today by Mr. H.H. Lee. CPAs Singapore
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    63 22 LONDON, Mon- a former British film censor, once known as "Mr. X" to cinemi exhibitors, Mr. Arthur Watkins, 58. was killed In a car crash at the weekend. Mr. Watkins, secretary to the British Board of Film Censors from 1948 to 1957 introduced the "X" certificate
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    58 22 SINGAPORE. Mon— Chan Pal Zaa. 19, was today jailed for six months in the Ninth Magistrates Court for unlawfully having a knife at the Broadway Hall in the NewWorld Amusement Park early this morning. He was Jailed a further three months for unlawful possession of
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    25 22 LONDON, Mon—Buyers £1472' 2 sellers £!47fc Forward timers £1472' i sellers £1475. Settlement £1482' i. Turnover a.m. 360 tons, p.m. 75 tons. Tone: Quiet.
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    51 22 SINGAPORE. Mon. Sen* Song Hoe was Jailed lor three months In the Ninth Magistrate's court today for having four "master keys," being housebreaking implements, at Middle Road junction of Victoria Street early at 4 15 a.m. this morning. He was arrested by detectives on
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      51 22 Highest and lowest temperatures In Malaysia for the period S pjn. Sunday to 8 pm. yesterday: Highest Lowest I Kuala Lumput 90 72 I Kota Bhuru 90 73 Penang 88 75 1 Ipoh 9.S "5 Malacca 88 72 Singapore 91 73 Jesselton 90 73 C Highland 73 57 Kuchlng 91
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