The Straits Times, 11 August 1966

Microfilm: NL12184
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    Troops for border
    576 1 Cabinet acts WE ARE READY FOR ANY NEW RED EMERGENCY: TENGKU KUALA LUMPUR, Wed TENGKU Abdul Rahman today announced that Malaysian Army and Police reinforcements were being moved to the Thai border to counter any resurgence of Communist terrorism. The Government, he added, \\;is "prepared lo meet
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    Kenduri after peace pact signing
    531 1  - Kenduri after peace pact signing JOSEPH MIRANDA JAKARTA TO TREAT THE VISIT BY RAZAK AS STATE OCCASION I By KUALA LUMPUR. Wednesday CROWDED programme awaits the Malaysian team which leaves for Jakarta tomorrow to sij4M the Bangkok accord. The clay's proceedings will \*> climaxed with ;i kenduri given by the
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    Lock icon Out of place star is a comet
    65 1 Out of place star is a comet pAMBRIDGE (Massachusetts), Wed.— A young Harvard graduate peered through a 24-inch telescope on Sunday night and found 'a star out of place." The next night, photocraphs confirmed that Stephen Kilston had discovered a comet, and it will bear his name. The discovery was
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    Lock icon Hasluck leaves for home
    57 1 JAKARTA. Wed —The Australian External Affairs Mini&ier Mr. Paul Ha-Muck. left here by an lor home today after two days of talks with Indonesian leaders. Since his arrival last Monday evening. Mr Hasluck has met PreMriftit Sukarno, army leaders Gen Suharto, the Foreign Mtntettr Mi Adam
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    Lock icon Forfeited: A thumb
    85 1 HONG KONG. Wed. A man's thumb became the property of the Crown after it had been used as a court exhibit. The thumb belonged to Lai Ki. who had it bitten off by Li Po-VVah during a fight. After passing a four-week jail sentence on Li. the
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    Lock icon Miss Smile is all tears...
    42 1 HONG KONG. Wed Fifteen-year-old Julie Tang, chosen "Miss Smile." was today all tears. Newspapers said her parents would not allow her to take a trip to Hawaii, her prize in the contest, because of her age. Reuter.
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    Open door policy to stay: Toh
    120 1 Open door policy to stay: Toh SINGAPORE. Wed. The Deputy Prime Minister, Dr. Toh Chin Chye, stressed tonight that Singapore would always continue its "open door" policy with other countries as far as trade relations were concerned. The Republic would also go on seeking new means of co-oprratinn with its
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    Stewart off to Canberra
    75 1 SINGAPORE. Wed Mr. S.T. Stewart, 'he Repuhiics first High Commissioner to Australia, left tonight in a Qantas jet lor Canberra to take up his appointment. He said at the airport before leaving: 'My twin tasks are to strengthen the bonds of friendship and arhiew hotter understandin;:
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    Lock icon Teacher tosses out pupil
    45 1 BANGKOK. W*d Damrong Sornpayak. 20. a teacher in rural .school, has been arrested and chaiced with cruelty to one of his pupils Polite said he tos.>.ed a si ,-\earold pupil out of a rlassroon window The boy sustained nvnor injuries —AP.
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    Lock icon The too busy bees...
    58 1 RIO DE JANEIRO. Wed Brazilian bees are tired, overworked and mentally disturbed according to a Ministry official horp He said that in Europe, where they came from. the bees used to work only three mont.rs a year. But in Brazil they h \d no resi at
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    15 DIE, 182 HURT IN 'MISTAKE' BOMBING HORROR
    225 1 15 DIE, 182 HURT IN 'MISTAKE' BOMBING HORROR SAIGON. Wed. Tun U.S. Air Forxr jet planes killed IS civilians and wounded another 182 in a bomb and strafing attack blamed on faulty information from South Vietnamese authorities. A m t- r i .i n spokesmen said today. The XI0<; Super
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    Lock icon Thant likely to say 'no'
    443 1 Thant likely to say 'no' UNITED NATIONS. Wed. v Thant, saddonod and disillusioned by a gruelling task often termed impossible will probably turn down a second term as u.N. Secretary General, diplomats said privately hero. A U.N. spokesman decllngmln to comment on yet another report, in a rs newspaper, that
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    STOP PRESS AID DELEGATION
    35 1 STOP PRESS AID DELEGATION SAIGON Wrd. W (•frmun aid dolelift here hy air t illir len d.ivs of ith (.oxirnment < i iN nn proijr «mnt help South V it i <>nr million refM< K'-nti r
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      Lock icon Koreans kill 80 North Vietnam troops
      150 2 Koreans kill 80 North Vietnam troops CAK.OV Wed. South Korean troops, assisted hy American artillery tire, killed SO North Vietnamrsr soldiers in tough fighting in South Vietnam's central highlands region part] this morning, Ihe I.S. military command reported M«T«v com m. i ml spokesman saiil X company of South Korean
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      Lock icon Graft crackdown
      25 2 •IKmm A w«d. ih* Indonfr t. Supreme Court hai iiet n gym ipeclal powen to arreM ■bine) litnintera .su.siiecicd o( corrupt ion. Renter
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      'Blow yourself up' order
      197 2 NORTH VIETNAM SOLDIERS TOLD TO PULL GRENADE PIN ON CAPTURE gAIGON. Wed. A young North Vietnamese soldier, captured last month, revealed last night that men in his unit had been ordered to blow themselves up by pulling the pins from their hand grenades if they were
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      Lock icon Alarming arms buildup in India: Ayub
      243 2 Alarming arms buildup in India: Ayub I\ACCA. Wed. Preu sident Ayub Khan said yesterday India was building up armed forces at an alarming rate and Pakistan would have to take adequate measures to deter her from aggression. [ndia's sophisticated weapons were not intended only for use against the Chinese, he
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      PREMIER KY IN MANILA
      127 2 VIAMI.A Wed.—Prrsidprt Marcos, nix wife, some .{OO offir.ils and diplomat* and two lonrlv placard tarrying demonstrators greeted South V i c t namese Prime Minister Nruyen Cao Ky at Manil.i aiiport this morning. A 21 -gun salute boomed out and a '•qu.ulron of jet fighters roared
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      World Court: New attack
      315 2 MONTREAL. Wad /CANADA'S Primp Mm ister, Mr. Lostcr Pearson, last night criticised the World Court's refusal to deal with apartheid in South-West Africa and said the ruling might have unhappy consei quences. One effect of the decision, Mr. Pearson told the American Bar .Association, mlfjht be
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      Lock icon Four rebels die
      27 2 RANGOON. Wed Fcuir 'rlbal rebels were killed when sn Army patrol rulded their hideout In the Alinvaunß area 150 milM north n' Rangoon. AP.
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      US $8,000m war claim due to be heard
      129 2 WASHINGTON, Wed. A Filipino's efforts to collect 1.558.000 million in war compensation from the I nited States will be considered by the IS. Court of Claims in mid-September, it was reported today. Major Alfredo Rabcede, president and executive director of the Japanese
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      Lock icon `Join the big purge' call to masses
      251 2 `Join the big purge' call to masses TOKYO. Wed. Com- munist China announced today th would set up new organisations so that the masses could take part in the current nationwide put A ma.mr pronouncement hC powerful Committee of the Cl CommuniM Par would create three i coinmlttses t small
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      Two youths accused of 3 murders
      95 2 TX)RT WORTH. 'Trxa-o. F Wed. A -•■hi h party has found the body ol a teen-age girl who police >ay was raped »<i choked to death after her two male companions had been shot and killed. touchrd i 'lf on Sunday whfn curioua lishi
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      Lock icon Actress robbed HOLLYWOOD. Wed — Silent
      31 2 Actress robbed HOLLYWOOD. Wed Silent scie«n actrMt (nrinne Friffiih told police here .--he was held up at gunpoint by 'wo men at her home .met robbed of jewellery worlh USSIOO.OOO Reuter.
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      Cheating charge: Bridge players cleared
      196 3 Cheating charge: Bridge players cleared LONDON, U«,i. Two of Britain' 1 top bridge players vrstrnlav were cleared by a British inquiry American allegations that thrv clioated in th«" 1 %."> world hampion•liips. One of them. ">1 vrar-nld Boris Schapiro. said hewould quit international competition. "I am disgusted with bridge, and
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      Office takeover
      32 3 JAKARTA. Wed- Oen Suharto has ordered the tflkrmer of all National Front offices in Indonesia, thus closine ri<>\< n cv sanitation formerly u--ed b President Soekarno t/> spread his Ideas.
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      Lock icon TIGHT SQUEEZE ON BANK CREDITS IN BRITAIN
      333 3 Loans only to step up exports, modernise plant LONDON, Wednesday BRITISH banks were warned yesterday to keep a tight squeeze on private and business loans in their most drastic economy move since World War 11. The Bank of England told the 11 London
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      Lock icon Whirlwind kills two in desert
      59 3 TEHERAN, Wed. A desert whirlwind whisked two men into the air and smashed them to their deaths more than half a mile away, the evening newspaper Ettelaat reported. Gholam Hayati, 43, and Asghar Chafouri. 51. were travelling by camel In a caravan when the whirlwind
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      Lock icon From cars to shipbuilding...
      46 3 LONDON. Wed. A three-man board representing employer* and trade unions will br set up to help reorganise Britain's shipbuilding industry, the Government announced. It will have an independent chairman. Mr. Will-am Swallow. until recently rhairman and manaeinn director of Vauxhall Motors. Renter.
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      Lock icon U.S. embassy in Moscow gets ready for rioters
      114 3 MOSCOW, Wed. The United States embassy is being strengthened to "protect American live* and property" in any future demonstrations, an embassy spokesman said. Wooden doors on all outside entrances are being replaced with special steel models. All first floor windows are brini?
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      Lock icon Uranium find in Pakistan
      40 3 RAWALPINDI. Wed. Th« Pakistan Times said yesterday that promising deposits of uranium ore. containing as much a,s 70 per cent uranium and pur* uranium oxide, have been discovered in the northern regions of Wett Pakistan UPI.
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      Lock icon Man with half brain proves text books wrong
      225 3 Man with half brain proves text books wrong MOSCOW, Wed.— Two ITI hundred psychologists yesterday heard how an American with half his brain removed by surgery can still walk, talk, sing and do arithmetic. Dr. Aaron Smith, of the University of Nebraska College of Medic me, showed the scientists a
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      Lock icon Luci and groom
      53 3 \J\R. and Mrs. Patrick Nugent give a big smile as they leave the Roman Catholic National Shrine of the Immaculate Conception In Washington. D.C. after the marriage ceremony. President Johnson gave his 19--year-old daughter In marriage, then stepped back into the role of the father of the
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      DE GAULLE 'NO' TO EMERGENCY BASES PLEA BY U. S.
      179 3 DE GAULLE 'NO' TO EMERGENCY BASES PLEA BY U. S. PARIS. Wednesday. PRESIDENT De Gaulle will refuse to allow American air bases in France to be maintained for use in an emergency after the United States has evacuated them, government sources said yesterday. The sources said he considered such bases
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      Lock icon Bursting Delhi
      41 3 NEW DELHI. Wed City officials estimat« the capital's population will reach 55 million by 1981 and that three mlllon people will be without adequate shelter because of the slow pace of home construction and shortage of building materials —AP
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      Lock icon Five hurt in classroom shooting
      82 3 MANILA. Wed. A high school student who tried to shoot his teacher in class injured four of his classmates, it was reported todayThe student, Ruben Cabilin, 18. then turned the tun on himself in an unsuccessful suicide attempt. The incident occurred in Zamboanga Del Norte
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      Lock icon Podgorny for Austria
      40 3 VIENNA. Wed— Nikolai V. Podeorny. President of the Soviet Union, will mako an official visit to Austria from Oct. 10 to Oct. 17 at the invitation of Austrian Presidrnt Franz Jonas. 11 was announced last night. AP.
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      Lock icon Suez invasion a 'put up job' Wilson tells House
      233 3 LONDON, Wed. THE British Prime Minister, Mr. Wilson, told Parliament yesterday that there was prima facie evidence of a joint plan co invade Egypt during the 1956 Suez crisis. Far from the British coming In to separate the Egyptians and the
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    4 'pirates' lose cars, fined total of $850
    182 4 4 'pirates' lose cars, fined total of $850 SINGAPORE. Wed. Four pirate taxi drlver.-> were today fined a total of $850 and had their vehicles forfeited by a traffic magistrate under a new law designed to curb this illegal taxi menace. The new law an amendment to the Road Traffic
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    Cannon flashes
    41 4 SINGAPORE. Wed. Cannon and Tunder-flashes will be fired at the Joint Police and Military display at the Jalan Besar stadium to- morrow night from 8 pm. to 10.30 pm The police today advised the public not to be alarmed.
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    Union poll ruled null and void
    636 4 SINGAPORE, Wed. MR. JUSTICE Buttrose today ruled that the election of the executive committee of the Malayan Airways/Qantas Empire Airways Local Employees Union could not be allowed to stand, because they were elected by votes cast by a large number of members who were
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    Congratulatory message to Lee from ICFTU
    172 4 SINGAPORE. Wed The International C on federation of Free Trade Unions has sent a congratulatory messago to Singapore's Prime Minister. Mr. Lee Kuan Yew. on the occasion of the Republic's National Day. In his message, the ICFTUARO representative here. Mr. D. Ramanujam. said: "On
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    NINE NEW DENTISTS
    298 4 SINGAPORE. Wed— Nine dentists, including five women have graduated from the Medical Faculty of the University of Singapore. They are Misses Angelina Tan Suee Ing. Wong Sin Eng, Ho Mm Na. Lai Slew Clung and Anna Yoong Pau Lane, and S. Cliaran Singh. Chen Fee Yuen, Cheng
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    Cheating case: Syndicate lost $300,000, bar girl tells court
    398 4 SINGAPORE, Wed. A bar waitress. Susy Lim Chai Ku allegedly swindled of $8,400 by five men. told a district court today that her syndicate lost $300,000 to a towkay they were supposed to cheat. Shun Teng. Foo Yoo Long, Gan Cheong,
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    A change of heart
    155 5 11 FORMER COMMUNISTS NOW PLEDGE THEIR LOYALTY TO THE GOVT J^I.KVHN former member* of tht Borneo Communist Party (BCP). who were released by Ihr Malaysian Government, heing interviewed by Prr>smen in Sarawak on .Monday. At th* ronference thry denounced Communism and pledged their loyalty t<» the
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    'Sex orgies' denial
    301 5  - 'Sex orgies' denial GUNN CHIT THYE: By 'RUMOURS COMPLETELY BASELESS' Penang, Wednesday A U.S. army spokesman today denied that G.ls vacationing in Penang had taken pai t in sex orgies. Lt.Col. Lloyd R. Yeaton. officer in charge, processing staff, said that rumours circulating in the city that American troops and
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    SINGAPORE MUSLIMS RESPOND WELL TO FAMILY PLANNING
    187 5 SINGAPORE MUSLIMS RESPOND WELL TO FAMILY PLANNING (JINOAPORE. Wed. A visiting Egyptian family planning expert said here today that many Muslim families in Singapore had responded well to the facilities offered in family planning. Dr. i- rdoa Mostapha L»P -or at the Department of Public Health in the Medical Faculty
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    Gang boss held
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    Lock icon Diplomatic bag takes letters from a school
    90 5 Diplomatic bag takes letters from a school U'AGGA. Wed. Letters from "28 Malaysian schoolchildren to .schoolchildren at Wagga in Southern New South Wales yesterday received YIP treatment becau.se the young Malaysian writers could not afford to post them. The letters were flown from Kuala Lumpur to Canberra in a diplomatic
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    Rally to explain Govt policy
    66 5 KANGAR Wed. The I Aji rural development mfflffltttW v. 11l hold a rally at the Kampong Burau community hall on Fiid.<\ to explain the Government's run] development, policy to iesitient. 1 In the area. ~Wc want to counter tin tr-mpts made by PMIP and othei
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    Traders unite Woman slashed
    55 5 PENANG Wed. About 150 KAMPAR Wed Yap Slew Malay trader* from mx mukmi.- Clun. 36 wai admitted t<> the in Ni'bons Tebiil I.im night agreed hospital hrre on Monday with a to form a Malay Wholesalers Co-lalaab wound believed to haw operative Society In the clisnut
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    Lock icon Brunei has a new political party
    246 5 Brunei has a new political party BRUNEI TOWN. Wed. The formation of Partai Barisan Kemerdekaan Rakyat (Peoples United Independence Party), a new political party here, has been announced. A statement set out tht party's platform: TO ACHIEVE the independence of Brunei by constitutional means: LOYALTY to the Sultan and his
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    Welfare meeting
    38 5 PENANG Wrrl Hip next executive meeting of :hr ppnanif Welfare Council w.ll be held ai 5.30 o.m. on Fnd.iv at :iie Civic Centre. Social Welfare Offlcr and not at thr Priiiine Youth Centre as originally scheduled.
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    Four killed in Perak road crashes
    186 5 IPOH. Wednesday IX) UK men were Ull r separate road dents in Perak during the oa.-t 48 hours and police are lookmu for two person., involved in two of the crashes On Monday a mining labourer P Kuou Muthu. 53. was killed In hit-and-run
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    Muar show
    22 5 miak wed The Munr Arta Society will hold an exhibition of mure ih»n 300 paiiuniKs by Juhore wre on Sund.tv.
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    Chinese traders plan new party in Sarawak
    125 5 I^UCHING. Wed. A political party to he called the Liberal Democratic Party baspd on democrati socialist line will be formed here at the end of the ypar or the beginning of next year. Initiated by some Chinese businessmen, the party will be open
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    Starting next week in Sabah: Malaysia's first open prison
    199 5 Starting next week in Sabah: Malaysia's first open prison From Jeffrey Francis: Jesselton, Wed. 4 5130.000 open prison the first of its kind in Malaysia will br> in operation at Keninpau in the interior of Sabah next week. It la built on a 40-acre site of what was formerly a
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    N-Day toast
    140 6 600 ATTEND TEMASEK RECEPTION T'HK Minister of Works, Posts and Telecommunications. Tan Sri V. T. Sambanlhan (left), and Singapore i Biffa Commissioner to Malaysia. Mr. Lien Ying (how, drink a toast to the Republic of Singapore on the occasion of her National Day at a reception in Kuala
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    FIREWORKS: FIVE HURT IN EARLY BANG HORROR
    171 6 FIREWORKS: FIVE HURT IN EARLY BANG HORROR SINGAPORE. Wednesday. A Hong Kong fireworks expert. Mr. Cheong Kon<?. and his four local helpers were injured when one of the fireworks they were setting off exploded prematurely and caused 20 others on the ground to explode during the Chinese Chamber of Commerce
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    The Times charity box
    169 6 The Times charity box CINGAPORE. Wed. The liralta Times hM ceived further donations totalling $436 for Inche Asha ari bin Sha'aban. the "hole-In- thr-heart" school tracher who urgently re-quire-s surgical operation in Australia. His fund now stands at $650. Donations came from: Principal and sUfl Ot Ha.g Boys' School I
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    Youths form a goodwill club
    53 6 PENANG. Wed Youlli- ci all races in Bukit India Muds. Province Wellsslsy. have formed a youth club to promote liiterracta] goodwill in the \illage The Inaugural meet Inc held j jrcatsrday agreed that h tund raU-l ing campaign .should be launched 10 raise money to
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    'Brothers different houses but in the same compound'
    231 6 'Brothers different houses but in the same compound' L" U A I. A LUMPUR, Wed. Malaysians and Singaporeans, according to Singapore's High Commissioner here. Mr. Lien Ying Chow, are 'brothers living in different houses but within the same compound." He made this observation In a broadcast here .in thr occasion
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    Hawkers give $6,000
    27 6 ki l'ang. wed. —The Kluang Hawken Association \.<~:<- -Im.s doiiHted $6000 to the Chung Hwa High School building fund tor the construction of two classroomc
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    'Vote necessary for strike' law
    146 6 SINGAPORE, Wed \N ami-mlincnl to be inlroduced by tinMinister for Labour. Mr. .Irk Yeun lhon«. to tinTrade I'nions lAmfndin.nl Rill at the next sitting of Parliament on Aug. 17 will make it necessary for the consent of thr majority of members to be obtained before
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      219 6 Mh'f Iti>n lift Y.T. n ami in S UJ .IF >OU WANT TO THINK. LCX)k, OCXH.A... I THE MAN FROM V- '-J HE'S TH' ONLY HOPE WE GOT ULj/ OF COURSE I ATUERES A BK3 ROCK J REMEMBER 2166? YES WHAT/ WET.L. \OF KEEPING THAT ROCK J P ■Hf PONT
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    Inquiry told of council levy for parks
    738 7 Inquiry told of council levy for parks PENANG CITY COUNCIL INQUIRY: 15th DAY Reporters: Gunn Chit Thye and Jessie Leembruggen PENANG, Wednesday THE City Secretary, Mr. Sonni Pillai, today answered questions about public contributions totalling $298,946 including $52,500 from the Cathay Organisation for car parks. The queries came from the
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    W. Malaysia electoral rolls revision
    84 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. The electoral rolls for Parliamentary, State and local council elections in West Malaysia will be revised from Sept. 1 to I Oct. 12. the Election Commission announced here i today. Only unregistered citizen* who have not been disqualified and have attained the
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    Murdoch sees Gen. Osman
    80 7 i KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. The Australian Chief of Air Staff, Air Marshal Sir Alister Murdoch, who is on a visit to Milaysu. called on the Chief of the Malaysian Armed Forces Stflff. Gen Tencku Oftman bin Tengku Mohamed Je- j wa. at the Ministry of Defence
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    More ships call at S'pore
    55 7 SINGAPORE. Wed. A record number of 12.243 vessels with a net registered tonnage of 49.94 million called at the port of Singa pore during the first half of thu year. This is an increase of 1.220 vessels and 6.81 million net registered tonnane compared with
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    City official: New buildings created difficult situation for council
    621 7 appear to ha\e started until 1960. He then submitted a list of propert.es In respect of which contributions had been made. There wne 39 such caMi hivl the total sum collected to date amounted to 5298.946. •None of this money hM
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    'Adjust or face three-sided pressure' Singapore TUC leaders are warned
    370 7 CINGAPORE. Wed A University of Singapore economics graduate. Mr. S. Haridas. today forecast that the leadership of trade unions, affiliated to the National Trades Union Congress, would soon face pressure from their rank-and-filc tor "militancy and an aggressive approach" to
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    The lost' contract: It wasn't lost in council offices, says witness
    178 7 pnCANG, Wed— What happened to a contract for the supply of granite to the City Council? That question was posed today by the (ommisMnn inquiring into alleged City Council malpractices and maladministration. According to a former Mayor, Mr. I).
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    Rubber: Another replant grace
    175 7 Rubber: Another replant grace JJUALA LUMPUR, Wed The deadline for the replanting of small estates has been extended by another 12 months until the end of next year, the Minister of Commerce and Industry. Dr. Lim Swee Aun, said today. ThLs, he said, only applied to estates over 100 acres.
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    'Miss Hello' Perak
    72 7 TAIPING Werl. Miss Yap Be* Cheng. 24. a telephone operator here, bent n others to win the ■Miss Trlrmms. Peralc" title at the Perak Telecommunications Department dance here. Muw Yap. together with Miss Kwnn Choi Penis. 21. of Ipoh. who wa« second, and Che Rohani Jama luddm.
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    Burglars attack shop owner
    53 7 SINGAPORE Wed. goh Peng Siang. a cofleeshnp owner in Thomson Road, ua.s admitted i to the General Hospital early to--1 day with head injuries after two! burglars attacked him wuh bottles. Soh. 28. was awakened by the thieves who entered his shop at 4.30 a.m. They
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    Nun, 83, dies in Seremban
    48 7 SEREMBAN. Wed. The oldest nun in the Seremban Convent. Sister St Norbert. died at the convont last night at the age of 83. SiMrt St. Norbert was formerly Mis.x Haeerty. She had been with the convent here for 60 years as a nun
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    Special meeting
    46 7 KUALA l IMITH W><«. Thp Spastic Children'! Aiamla I tion of Srlangor will hold art 1 extraordinary meet ins at th» 1 Spastic Centre in Petalina Java at 230 p.m. on Saturday to I di.vuw amendment* to iv con- i I st nut ion.
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    DEATH
    30 8 MAODALENA LIM SOONQ LAN (Wasi of Charles Chye Kah Lokei -.i^i vrav pearefullv on r i s 6« a 1 ipoh Funeral from si Michaels lv.no a i\ 11-H-M
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
    49 8 M »r-y« SIS i Minimum i MRS. VINCENT A. STA MARIA T.d famllv. Ifasscca thank relatives, frends for their MatssOsssM, donations, condolences during their recent bereaveMR. A MRS Cl r.:tmarhndran '^^•her< for their attendance, menaces and valuable ci'M on the occasion of •heir marriage on 7th August IBM.
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    IN MEMORIAM
    36 8 M Wordn IM Winimum) ALICE BARTER: 1 1 SW. It a a yea» today *mother di-ar that you've cone away but mrmor ci of you never fadrn away From Your lovinic children A gmnd-rhiMren.
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    26 8 N W,.rd» fit i Minimum i KtLLA Htt? Happy return, of Iks day. Wish you the bent of everything Misa you very much. Will wall
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    182 8 M H'orrf, us (Minimum) YOU CAN BE si rf or hMM IMS* Prumm»r Air Fr«*«i*r clrans th» air \on breathe RERNINA SEWING PORTABLES. 'c>l« Con«'im*r I>»ts. frailly automatic 1475/- i r.K. «1W Au»tral:-i il«mm«l»r>. 18 Crllyfr Quay, Spore islso Nuafli. (ALI NOW OK at The Thai Room Ambtr Arcade
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    20 8 War* IM (UMmmm) MOODY taatltata (U.BJLI Rrlenc* Kilms. Malacca Townhall. Tonieht p.m ff»e Sponsored by Assemblies of c.nd
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  • The Straits Times
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      Appeal For Peace
      656 8 drawal on communist terms would mean, would place every independent and noncommunist Asian country in jeopardy. World revolution and communist domination are openly declared aims. These are not accusations which need to be proved; they are statements of objectives which are constantly proclaimed. The phrase i people"s
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      Rule Of Law
      311 8 A letter on this page defends the Malaysian Government's action in asking Division One officers to report "misconduct" by drivers of public service and goods vehicles. This step was taken because an earlier appeal to members of the public to lodge complaints met with a very poor
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      Billboards
      214 8 I think lhat 1 shall never see, A billboard lovely as a tree, Perhaps unless the billboards fall, I'll never see a tree at all. Advertisement hoardings in Malaya are not yet as large or as übiquitous as those in America which inspired Ogden N ash's lament. They are
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      THE DIVISION ONE TRAFFIC REPORT
      332 8 THE DIVISION ONE TRAFFIC REPORT DIVISION One officers In the Government Service have been asked to report any case of misconduct by drivers of public service and goods vehicles to the Commissioner of Road Transport because it is very difficult for the police and officers of 'he Road Transport Department
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    The teachers who know and cannot speak out
    246 8 pLEASE accept my congratulations for a balanced appraisal of the attitude of many a teacher in this country. I do not think that you can be accused of exaggeration at all. but 1 think you have missed an important point. Your editorial
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    Road width, not ideology
    157 8 IN your report on Singapore's National Day Parade you said of our marching contingents: "all marched 16 abreast the formation commonly adopted in most socialist and communist states." Actually trie breadth of the marching formations was determined by the width of St. Andrew's Drive and not
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    Noise
    106 8 IT is unavoidable that the machines operating at the East Coast reclamation site are noisy and cause lnconver.lence to nearby residents. However, the Board, by using electrically operated equipment, has reduced the noise and dust nuisance to a bare minimum. Reclamation work has to be carried out day and
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    THE PENGKALAN KEMPAS EXPEDITION
    99 8 QNE can appreciate the Indignation of the Mentri Besar of Negri Sembilan at the very suggestion that he had been Indulging in jaunts on a bulldozrr. although I must confess to a sneaking ambition to be let loos< with one of these admirable machines. However. om>
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    Stable Thailand, a bulwark against the Reds
    989 8 Stable Thailand, a bulwark against the Reds THE Communists have accelerated their infiltrations into Thailand during the past few months and have also dangerously increased their rnvitlnfinn'jrv offitrtc This is nappening not only in the northeast where there is constant guerrilla activity but also in the north on the frontiers
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    Red carpet welcome
    450 9 Korean women in national costume at airport to greet Dr. Rhee KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday THE Korean commu- nity here. t.trr\inc their national flag, turned up at the international airport to welcome the Speaker of the Korean National Assembly. I)r Hyo-Sang Rhee, who arrived here this morning for
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    Soldier smuggler fined $3,000
    106 9 Soldier smuggler fined $3,000 JOHORL'. BAHRU, Wed.--A British soldier, Barry Humphrey Moody, who pleaded guilty to a rharee of at tempt mc to smuccie into West Malaysia prohioiied toods from Singapore, was today fined $3,000. or one year's Uul. Moody, 33 wan arrested at the Johote Customs on July 10.
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    X-rays in Segamat
    27 9 SBGAMAT Wrd. A mobile unit will bo at Hip Genrial Hospital here to glva frre X-rays to the public on Saturday, Sunday and Monday.
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    'HEART' GIRL OFF WITH HIGH HOPES
    207 9 'HEART' GIRL OFF WITH HIGH HOPES pENANG. Wed. Penang's "heart" girl, Chu a n Chye Yeng, 19, left this evening on the first leg of her Journey to Melbourne for urgently needed surgery. Miss Chuan. whooe attempt last month to make the trip was foiled by an attack of pneumonia
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    Four Youth Hostels men off to Vienna talks
    91 9 l/UALA LUMPUR. Wed Four representatives of the Malayan Youth Hostels Association left here last night to attend the 26th International Youth Hostels Conference at Vienna. They were: Mr. Tan S:ng Tong. Inche H.M.S. Hussein. Sheikh Razak Shukor and Mr Ng Kon Wool.
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    Mirage jets to take over
    72 9 PENANG. Wed. Austra'ifs Chief of Air Staff. Air Marshal i Sir Alister Murdoch, .■■did here to- day that a squardror of Mirag* lets would be sent her» early next year to replace the Saores now Mooned at th» RAA I ba.se in Butterworth. Sir Alister
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    Ministry pledge on treating accident victims
    210 9 Ministry pledge on treating accident victims SINGAPORE, Wed. The Ministry of Health today gave a categorical assurance that no person injured in a traffic or factory accident would be refused treatment at government hospitals and out-patient dispensaries on the grounds that payment was not made. The assurance was given In
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    No swing towards Moscow because of those pacts: Lee
    211 9 CIM.APORK. Wed. The Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, :>.is *trrssrd that Sin^apurt- uill not be inclined toward Moscow, although it has (,>nrluclcd trade agreements with pro Kiissi.m Communist countries In a television interview with .Malay newspapers, Mr Lee also emphasised
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    Cyclist robbed
    36 9 IPOH. Wed Two ma.-lted men. armed with km\< a cyclist- Chong Ah I n Kamponu Chew Kok Tm Suneel Siput. 18 mile/ from here night and robbed him of $43 and a $100 cheque.
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      744 9 TV MALAYSIA CHANNEL 5 KnaJft Lumpur 7.00 Neus In English: 710 and Penanc; 6 Ipoh and Teratai; 7.35 Karen Baverly Malacca; 3, 10 Johore Bahiu. Beat; 8 00 News In Mandarin: 4 Taipinf; 7 Batu Pahat; 9 8.10 Three Bachelors; 835 Kluang. Religious Programme; 9.00 5.45 P.M. Opening and News
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      3 10 STRAITS TIMES SUPPLEMENT
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      Singapore-made plastic products on display
      447 10  - Singapore-made plastic products on display YEO TOON JOO I By PLASTICS Month Display, spotlighting Singapore's varied plastic pro--1 ducts, begins today at the Economic Development Board's Product and Design Centre at John Little's Building, Raffles Place. The third in a series of special display months, it will offer the local
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      Qualified industrial designers are in great demand
      217 10  -  Staff Writer 5. QUALIFIED industrial designers are still scarce in Singapore and as a result design conscious manufacturers have to pay big fees for their advice. However, many local manufacturers cannot afford such fees and good product designing, packaging and development was scarce
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      SYNTHETIC CLOTH FROM PLASTICS
      122 10 PLASTICS today is creating the same Impact in the world as rubber at the beginning of this century. The range of plastic products is so wide that it would be almost Impossible to compile a full list. Among the betterknown ones are hardware, costume assessories. automotive
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        299 10 BAKELITE AND 4e_U^ ELECTRICAL ACCESSORIES NOW ON DISPLAY AT (e.d.b.) PRODUCT DESIGN CENTRE gtf^** WE SPECIALISE Rfe^ MANUFACTURING VARIOUS K>^^ t^«^^ 1 BAKELITE ARTICLES. W \sp* WE ACCEPT r "*1 1 PRIVATL MOULDS OF YOUR i-| OWN DESIGNS. TRADE ENQUIRIES WELCOME Please contact MILLION TRADING (M) LTD. 39/41, Upper Pickering
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        Fashion and glitter at Istana garden party
        301 11 IT was fashion at its prettiest a colourful scene —as guests arrived for the big cocktail reception held at the Istana Negara to celebrate Singapore's first Na- tional Day on Tuesday. Th# PiT.->idrnt. Inche Vu- bin Ishak. and his wife. Puan Noor Aishah.
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        89 11 Roygt. the blonde wife of the Consul-General of the Republic of Argentina, was one of the ladies who cam: in a long evening drt. s The dress, with one-shoulder style, was In turquoise chifton. with white embroidered floral lace appliqued on the left half way down.
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        Toys that mean so much to your baby
        272 11 Toys that mean so much to your baby TN the first months and in the very first years, *toys take on precise meaning in the life of a baby. Playing, for baby, is finding a place for himself in the world, establishing first relationships. And it is with this in
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        Illusion of daintiness
        81 11 There is a soft plastic table cover which looks like real lace. It requires no ironing, no washing ust wipe with a damp cloth or dip in sudsy water. For a round table measuring 54 inches in diameter, this plastic cover comes in white or light beige.
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        740 11 Idivrtiscmcnt Q.: Mine is a dual problem. I I ha\<- thiic irquot> a have whiteheads and pimples on ttup hj »<«p makeup r— tit my face. How do 1 set rid of the right foundation lur un both? <>il\ skin: and a pricr list of all Miss Lee. Spore 15.
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        223 11 Diary Notes ONE lipstick is not enough. At leas: three are needed *ay make-up experts. The new idea is to wear the rosy, glussy shades with fashion's bright colours lrttiu'p green. Mediterranean blue. Indian pink. Then, use darker, dearer red with the spate of white in fashion: For evening, try
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      ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
      63 12 (Continued lrom I'age 8) M »ord, til I Minimum) FAMILY OF LATE Mr_ l<oh CbonX Bee thanks friends and relatives for their condolences, wreaths, attendance, auMtasi MRS NARAYANAN ersßbei to thanK •j sent wreaths, condolencr mti"i" and attended funeral of tbe late Narayanan. MR. A MRS. MALLIQUE thank Unves.
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      19 12 LANCOME SALON HI MOVAI O.r m■■ artdrr" Nt 1. Ayr Hoim Grand Raad (tpptiilt Orchard Cinimi) Sinjjport, 1.
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        1034 12 ACCOMMODATION VACAjNT U Wor«T» S* Milt.)— Box" it ett. txtrm HONCKONC PARK Single Storey Semi-detached Bungalon- fully furo.'n.d 3 bedrooms *35u monthly. Available i 1-9-66 P Dore ATTRACTIVE FURNISHED HOUSE pleasant view and quiet area Knquiriei Tel: S pore »6540 after 19 noon. FURNISHED CORNER HOUSE roi Korirs Personnel s
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        942 12 TUITION li *orm-t SS i Mm.,— Box it> rtt. txlrm MATHEMATICS: PTC-U. nuol l>rMhcates. Additional tlesnentan ICapei.enced Graduate. Tel: 3SOM, Spore. TO PASS DRIVING bar.l>. RlOf ■'i*. 1 Spore. Hourly S3 Guaranteed S7O MALAY TEACHER ciMnc tuition »l student 'i homt h» home. AHmad. P.O Box -'v. Pasir Panjang. s
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        1017 12 PETS FOR SALE li Wor.s U i «fin.>— Box it ett «xrr_ IN STOCK i«l-nro«D Discusses liso I from ->n Se» fguinum Iclcddimk J^i'-I (t'Dore PETS WANTED 4. n» Win i —Box rtt t+ir* BOXER PUPPIES I 1 II iiorei y4n.il Ext. 34 'oHilc bours *ll«»I bouse. BOATS, YACHTS FOR
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        773 12 AT YOUR SERVICE II Hnrrfi *c Win.)— Box it rtt. txtrm KWOK S PHOTOCOPY SERVICE. Th« Artadr In Kloor T>l: S pore BRINC YOUR PLAN It.v Motion Srrrth of BmtrrT P.o»d fm Surrey Pnntt Con«ii»jtlou» «ork ■rrrt SATISFIED BEFORE YOU Paj teniti spra\ painting vr fn^rrator repair a- u'lorar s
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        2222 12 r=j WW^F^W m W^mW^k m^mT^ SI PUBLIC APPOINTMKNTS I --v^J-i I_J I J COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE. »S___^_____^_________^_________________^__l MALAYA I Tninrn —n. App WHEELOCK MADDEN TENDER TO OPERATE A ovei COMPANY (MALAYSIA) CANTEEN AT KALLANG u« LIMITED MAR.NE INDUSTRIAL ESTATE ">iio In-orporaied in Smgapoi'e* TENDERS aie Invited to operate a canteen
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        599 12 TENDER TO OPERATE A CANTEEN AT KALLANG MAR.NE INDUSTRIAL ESTATE TENDERS aie ir.\ued to operate a canteen in the Boards premises on a Temporary Occupation Licence ba:-i.- at Kallang Maru.c Industrial Estate. Singapore. 2. Particulars and conditions of tender are obtainable from the Lands and Estates Manager, Beonomic Development Board.
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        1324 13 feELLERMAN BUCKNALL S.S. CO.. LTD. SEE OVERLEAF FOI OUTWARD NMM FROM U H./CONIINWI. Laaliaf leci Spore P. >mii| CITY Of SUILDFORD I'loo. H'toif. R'aim, Hull 14 IS Aa| CITY OF IROORLYN L'flon, H'burf. R'aaa. Havre. Hull, In'mxam 21 Je Ah CITY OF COLOMIO LCidcn. Hamburf, Ronerlaaj. Havre. Hull, in'anam 27
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      AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
      158 14 MELBOURNE. Wed. ICTIVITY vi mining vliaies continued u> dominate trading today. Copper producers iObt tinner ground. Western Mining again featured with a rise of 24 cents o $0.02. lit Isa dropped 3 cerus to $4.55. Mt. Lycll was down 5 cents to 51. 48 and BH South lost
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      RUBBER PRICES
      267 14 \tGIST lirst trade rubber f.o.b. buyers closed at 5 p.m. in KuaU I nm pin- nd Singapore yrsterduy at 1. 1 cents per lb. down three-quarters of a cent on Tuesday's closing level for the position. The tone was dull. R.A.S. and M.R.r.. closing prices la cents per
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      IMPROVED SENTIMENT ON STOCK EXCHANGE
      827 14 From Our Market Correspondent THE definite news that an agreement is being signed in Jakarta today to mark the official end of confrontation improved sentiment on the Stock Exchange yesterday when tbe Singapore trading room reopened after Tuesday's National Day Holiday. There was an expansion
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      STOCK INDICES
      29 14 MaU>an Murk Indues Am. x Auy. lv MMdu-Urials: litM I" II Tins: IIMI I IMi S rublierv 11 :!S 112J4 bee. iHb:: im, Dec. S9, l!tii; I"".
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      42 14 I'MC present rate ot the Malayan dollar against the pound sterling T T. or 0 D 2». 3 IS ltd. Buymn T.T. 2a 4 1 16rl Buying 0 D St, 4;d. The dollar i% at its >t*lutory middle th< pound.
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      36 14 '\N the free exchange market n 1 Honk- Kons ye'terdav the 111. leHei M tiiiotert at IWI (or T.T. lisa s.*l| (or cash. Sterling area g;iot.-rt at 16.04 and me tail of geld at
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      GAZETTED PRICES
      88 14 THK Malayan Minister of Finance has fixed thr>e prices for calculating >u>toms duties for tbe period from Aug. 11 -to Aut;. I*. Rubber 61 'j its a lb. .ipi.i $464 a ton. iH'onut Oil 5756 a ton. Palm Oil $648.75 a ton. Palm Kernels $375.75 a ton. Tbe
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      BUSINESS ON STOCK EXCHANGE
      915 14 1)1 SIM >S in and irporlrd to > tbe Sincapore and KuaU Lumpur trading rooms of the Stack K\rhanj;r yesterday with the number of sh.trrs traded in brackeU>: INDUSTRIALS: Oouitead (1.000) t1.65 U. .19.000* Si.b^: CC.M. *1.4S >Ls iVL'.OUO) 51. 35 O. (10.000) 51.5&1 ..OOOi 51.57:
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      PRODUCE PRICES
      49 14 /'HINESE Ptiepltl Euhin.f |lnH pore noon pin.es per picul ytttor* rl*» Coconut oil: Hera. Copra: Au; /Sep. LX Contlrxat: Inquetet. Popprr: M n.'ok a•■ fHm-Hk hUi k lU2t L.in.ionj: hlHck SI4S IN) ael NLW), A (100-. NLW i Smgaport Coconut On MHktrt' A\i«ciation price* I ulk <•, ■ricet
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      56 14 THE Malayan ExchanKO Banks' AimI ciation made thtte changes (n >M 10 MOO) United «Trni.il Ol> 33 13 M> Credit bill- Cjnada: buyioic T1 mru d :<.•> 13/10 < l.i HlinE TT or OO rc«ly: New York I West Cormj i» Hulijnd 11. S«it»erU..d BcU'nm Frjnce 1 Ban
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      July crops
      40 14 July ruhbet nops included <«U In 1b i Bukit Meriajata Bukit MerUJam letate 358.000; and Jabor Vallry BMatC 113 >" Sun; put 78 000: Padant; Srnanj 166.000; Jltra 115.100; Sunjkal E*Ute» 139.000; and Singapore Para 112.000 Nyalas 100.557 lb.
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      25 14 iMf. 10. KIBIitR PKKK: 111 tents (tjtnra three-quar-trrs of i«'nt >. ll\ K29 Kiown B| tents Estimated unofficial offtTin« 17."» ton> up 15 tons*.
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        149 14 T/V "GUGLIELMO MARCONI" SPECIAL VOYAGE FROM AUSTRALIA TO SINGAPORE PENANG VIA HONG KONG Fremantle a/d 12/10 Melbourne a. 16/10 d. 17/10 Sydney a. 19/10 d. 22/10 Brisbane a/d 24/10 Hong Kong a. 1/11 d. 2/11 Singapore a. 5/11 d. 6/11 Penang a/d 7/11 thence te Aden, Port Said, Messina, Naples
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        1163 15 IN THE HIGH COURT TOWN BOARDS ENACTMENT IN SINGAPORE (F.M.S. CAP. 137) suit no ii7B> iPOH MUNICIPALITY NOTICI O f 1965. NOTICb IS HEKEBV GIVKN that It is proposed under section Between M 4 of the j ovn Boards Enactment LIEW CHIN KWONG al.so known (P.M.S. Cap 137) to amend
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        795 15 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS SABAH ELECTRICITY BOARD APPLICATIONS are Invited for the following appointments with I the Sabah Electricity Board. Sa- bah. Serving officers of the Board may apply through the General Manager. Sabah Electricity Board. Applicants are requested In the 1 first instance to give brief detail* of qualifications, experience, age
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        1759 15 MAJLIS AMANAH RA'AYAT Applications are invited lor the. systems introduc- Qualification*: following appointments in the cd. li> Candidates should j under-mentioned Divisions of Qualification* hold n recognised MARA. U> Candidates should accounting qua1if1- nvtN.il iiiviviiiN hold a recognised <ation. Z¥<i\l H MlK llVu OF- accounting qiulifl- (ll) Candidates should n%«
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        794 15 KENYATAAN TAWARAN, J.K.R.. KEDAH TAWARAN darlpada Pemborong2 yang berdaltar di-J.K.R. dldalam Kelas C (Membekal) Kepal. I Kepala Kechll 7 can ka-atai dt-terima dl-Pejabat J'.nutera NeRerl. Kedah Perils, Alor Star hinßßa pukul 300 petang ltihb Ogos 1966 untok: MEMBKKAI, "MKTAL PIPE CULVERT 1 BAGI RANCHANOAN SUNGEI MUDA Segala butir2 boleh dl-dapmi
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        Desert Apache in fine trial
        340 16 ON THE TRACK with Epsom Jeep gINGAPORE, Wed. Desert Apache, with Des Coleman up, strode out fluently in a workout with stablemate Pure Jet (Keith Moxhatn) on a yielding track at Bukit Timah this morning. The two Tulloh-trained horses galloped 4f in 55 2/5 (3f
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        TEN TO FOLLOW AT THE BT TIMAH MEETING
        173 16 TEN TO FOLLOW AT THE BT TIMAH MEETING EPSOM JEEP's ten horses to follow at Bukit Timah this weekend are. DESERT APACHE: Im- time out at Kuala Lumpur in |uiie \*ren second to Crown Boy over 6f; hai improved I 1 0 ARMISTICE: Smart w>n•npur 'j /H in June; wotiung
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        Mountain camp for Russians
        43 16 v\v t Hie Russians ha.\p brK'.ui building a mountain training h conditions pxmctly >imiiar to thu.sc m Mexico Due of l he 1968 Olympic kul The t( miwrRturr. wind and altitude are the same as in Mndro City. Rpu'rr.
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        LIGHTNING FLASH II IMPRESSES
        169 16 OracftM Ka> (W« r) went easily over 3f in 40 4 5 Binjai Park iMerv Posneri showed good form when he beat logical over 3f in 39 1 I. Rent Win (Weiri also Impressed when he ran 3f in 41 4 5 with NavazUh. Joint Venture
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        Vietnamese first in
        285 16  -  M. RAHMAN: By Kuala Lumpur, Wed. rrOMORROW is big arrival day at Subang In- trrnational Airport for the tenth tournament of the Merdrka soccer championship which begins here on Saturday. First among six teams arriving tomorrow will be South Vietnam who w.ll play the opening match of
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        Games title to S'pore
        88 16 SINGAPORE. Wed. University of Singapore gained meir fourth success in the tenth Inter-University Biennial Games today when they beat Hong Kong 47-36 at basketball at Raffles Hull. Singapore are thus a.-Mired of being overall champions in the Games. having won the lawn tennis (men and women
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        SUMMARY
        91 16 TABLE TENNIS Malaysian c'shipn (Penang): Men— Sarawak bt Sabah 6-0. bt Sgor 5-4; Perak bt Pahang 5-2 bt Sarawak 5-2. Malacca bt Negri 5-1: Sgor bt Penang 5-3: Penang bt Perak 5-2. Final placing*: 1 Sarawak 2 Sgor 3 Penang 4 Perak: Women Penane Dt Malacca 3-0. bt S'gor
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        Mac Donald's double
        72 16 SINGAPORE. Wed. Alex MacDonald won two titles in the Pesta Sukan wrestling championships. Mac Donald won the featherweight title beating Chan Seek Song and then went on to take the lightweight title, disposing of Chan Kuan Chow. Liang Soon Hin won the flyweight title beating Chan Yeow
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        AAA COACH
        50 16 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed British AAA senior coach. P. A. Lay will arrive at Kuala Lumpur to. morrow. He will be in West Malaysia till Aug. 31 during which time. he will coach in Penang and on the East coast. He has already spent ten days in East Malaysia.
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        Lock icon LIONS LOSE
        33 16 WANGANUI (New Zealand*. We<: The British Lions Rugby Union team met defeat for the sixth time on their New Zealand tour when beaten 12-6 by Wan-ganm-King Country combined here today Rruter.
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        Lock icon SEVEN-YEAR WINNING STREAK ENDS
        73 16 SEVEN-YEAR WINNING STREAK ENDS rpHE seven-year winning streak of the Nichibo Kaizuka women's volleyball team of Japan ended at 258 games last Saturday when they lost to the Yashica team in five hard sets at Tokyo. The defeat came during the third day of the eliminations for the 1966 World
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        SELANGOR CAGERS OUTCLASS PENANG
        182 16 1/UALA LUMPUR. Wed. Selangor scored their second victory in the Malaysian basketball championships for the Kings Cup tonight whpn they beat Penang 71-57 in the men's section at Stadium Negara. Selangor won their first match on Tuesday, beating Johora 66-62 Sclangor's next opponent will be N«jrri
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        IRC champions
        60 16 PENANG. Wed. Indian Recreation Club noc.ime Ilia Penang League Div. 3 j.nn <j champions when they beat Muslim RC B 1 2-0 at Victoria Gl'ecn yesterday. After a acorciea first half, right winger Ramn gav<* TRO the lead in the 45th minute and inside right All ni;<dr it,
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        Japanese swim coaches in KL
        257 16 Japanese swim coaches in KL LUALA LUMPUR, Wed. An enthusiastic group ol about 60 boys and girls attended a two-hour coaching ••clinic" given by ten Japanese swimming instructors from the Tokyo YMCA at Weld Road pool here today. The clinic was conducted in four groups beginners, intermediates. advanced KWlinmera and
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        431 16 NOTICES MAJLIS PERBANDAHAN KOTA MtLAKA CVfIMCIPAL COUNCIL OF THI TOWN AND FORT OF MALACCA) I THE Ml MCIPAL ORDINANCE S.S. HAPTKR 133) XOTUK INDRR SECTION 101 Notice ls hereby Kiven under the I'.iovisions ol Section 102 of the Municipal Ordinance Chapter 133 that! It is proposed to modify the layout
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        317 16 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS 6. Citizen managed to get round 1. Writer lias a quarrel about order is>. rent so settles In London (11, 7. Apparently nobody's sworn 3>. Lee's mistaken i9>. 8. Issues some of them, it seems 10. Medal for the best Mrs. Mop 15). In London? <7,
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        Lock icon 'GOLDEN BOY' AIK HUANG
        338 17 J^INGSTOX, Wed. Malaysian Tan Aik Huang, the World No. 1 player, won the first men's singles badminton title of the Commonwealth Games here last night in an electrifying final with his compatriot, Yew Cheng Hoe. Thr match, which brought the Hrst fullhousc to thr tournament, ended
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        MALAYSIA GET A 5-MEDAL HAUL
        172 17 KINGSTON, Wed —Malaysia's successes in Commonwealth Games badminton competition brought them a haul of five medals two cold, two silver and a bronze. England continue to too the table with a total of 43 medals 18 gold. 13 silver and 12 bronze followrd by Australia
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        Lock icon Swimmer Tong Kim qualifies for final
        685 17 Commonwealth Games roundup KINGSTON. Wed.— Cheah Tong Kirn. 18-year-old Malaysian Olympic swimmer yesterday reached the final of the Commonwealth Games men's 110 yards breaststoke event. Tong Kirn clocked a fine lmin 15.6 sec in his heat and now contests the final on Friday with
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        ALL THE RESULTS FROM KINGSTON
        353 17 ALL THE RESULTS FROM KINGSTON Badminton Shooting Men's single* final: Tan Allc Huang i Mai) bt Yew Cheng Hoe (Mali 15-8. 15-8; D. Kli.'iina ill id i bt R. McCoig (Sro"> 15-8. 15-7 for bronze. Men's doubles final: Tan Aik Huang and Yew Cheng Hoe (Mai) bt Ng Boon Bee
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        Lock icon Another soccer league in US now
        199 17 Another soccer league in US now "MEW YORK. Wed. 11 The formation of a Soccer League covering major American and Canadian cities was announced yesterday. But the new league does not have the sanction of the official U.S. governing body, the US. Football Association. The USFA have already given their
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        SPORTS DIART
        203 17 BASKETBALL Kings Cup tourney i Stadium Negara, 9 a.m and 6 p.m.). TABLE TENNIS Malaysian c'.shlps (Penang HCHS hall) SOCCER Ipoh Div. 1: PCRC v Kilat (Stadium Peraki Taipinj Lge: 2 Transport v Ist Bn RMR. Kampar Div. 1: HuntIng Club v Dravldlans. METHODIST SCHOOLS FESTIVAL at Ipoh
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        Test for new model
        132 17 SINGAPORE. Wed. Fifteen Grand Prix winners and fop riders selected from Slntianore and Malaysia will test Suzukis latest 120 cc model ha a non-Mop endurance run from Singapore to Butterworth mid back The gruelling marathon will o« under the supervision of the Singapore Motor Club. Five
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        Lock icon MARGARET BEATS MARIA IN FINAL
        147 17 MARGARET BEATS MARIA IN FINAL HAMBURG. Wed.— Margaret Smith of Australia, eat. her old rival Maria Bi.eno of Brazil 8-6 6-3 in the women's singles final of the West German tennU championships here yesterday. A crowd of 4.000 saw the Australian girl win an exciting duel that lasted an hour.
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        SOBERS-the deciding factor in this Test series
        622 17  - SOBERS-the deciding factor in this Test series BOBBY SIMPSON; By 'THERE is no doubt in my mind that the difference between England and the West Indies in this Test series has been Gary Sobers. On paper the West Indies have won the series 3-0 and this appears to have been
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        229 17 LONDON, Wed. Worcestershire, the reigning champions, kept themselves In this years English county championship race by gaining a thrilling three-run victory over Derbyshire at Ilkeston. Norman Gilford, the left arm spinner, was their hero taking eight wickets for 54. the best performance of
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      146 18 The new status symbol of young Aussies... MM KOI KM, Wed. v <i ii n v lustraHau i r > conl i Mcrptites .wound with them for status. .Mcordiiiß to tin superintend int of a Melbourne hoys' home. At a meeting <>f 500 mothers today, Mr U 11. Phillips v«id
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      Musical sisters from Philippines for N-Theatre
      84 18 Musical sisters from Philippines for N-Theatre SINGAPORE. Wed Five sis- ters from the Philippines, who style themselves "The Blue Stars Combo" will perform at the Na- I tlonal Theatre from Aug. 21 to 24. They are: Zarina, 21; Salome. 16; Connie, 15; Cora, 14 and Victoria 13 They will arrive
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      Special Branch clear Playboy
      72 18 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed The distribution of Playboy the Am- erican magazine with glossy pinups which was held back for two days by the Special Branch for "venine." ha.s been passed A spokesman of the Special Branch said today that it was found necessary to examine the
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      The end...
      64 18 The end REFEREE Harry (iihbs spreads liis arms over the prostrate Brian Lon (I o n seen with hand clinging to the lowest rope —to signify the knock out in t lie third of the scheduled 15 rounds of the Englishman's title tight with world heavyweight champion Muhammad Ali (;issius
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      SMUGGLING: TENGKU NAMES COMMITTEE
      130 18 KUALA LUMPUR. Wednesday MALAYSIA has agreed to the request of the Philippines Government to set up an official committee to examine smuggling from Sabah. Tengku Abdul Rahman said today. He said that the chairman of the committee would be the Secretary to the Treasury. Dato Mohamed
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      38 18 NEW YORK. Wed A number of New York hospitals have reported a sharp increase in births this week exactly nine months after a larce section of the country was plunged into a prolonged power blackout Reuter.
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      DEATHS
      70 18 MOTHER OF RAM Singh r«*.-»<1 a«*v in India. Orrmonv I ronK Pm..Hn Hmd Sikh Temple, Kuala Laa pur on 2« I MEHINDER KAUR 1 o Mimrhn Kdjsni; paMTd in Punjab, India on MR C.K. (CHEKWEI) CHEN TO on Turi>dii\. H-W In. r-'-nair. ipore C«»krl Company md thf funeral *«rVI.
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      N-Day dinner
      24 18 SINGAPORE. Wed.— A dinner to mark National Day will be held at the River Valley community centre at 8 p.m. on Saturday.
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      Mobile X-ray
      29 18 SINGAPORE. Wed— The Singapore Anti-Tuberculosis Association will station its mobile X-ray unit at 166 Changi Road, between 5.30 p.m. and 9 p.m. from Aur. 11 to 15.
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      LONDON STOCKS
      353 18 LONDON. Wed— The Bank of England's call to the clearing banks to observe the ceiling on advances depressed the stock marI ket today. The prospect of enforced sellIng of equities to pay for overdrafts caused Jobbers to mark prices sharply lower at the outset, and despite an attempted
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      RUBBER
      67 18 LONDON, Wed— Spot 19 s »d., Bept. 11 3 d.. Oct. 19 13 16d Nov. 19 T k d., Oct. Dec. 29'« d.. Jan./ March 203 16d.. April Ju n c 20 5 16d. July Sept. 20\d.. Oct Dec. 20 d. Jan. March 20 7 16d April June 20
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      TIN
      30 18 LONDON. Wed— Buyers £1255 <— £7i. sellers £1256 i— £7). Forward buyers £1243 < £6i, sellers £1244 i— £fi>. Settlement £1256 £l2». Turnover am. 75 tons, p.m. 120 tons. Tone: Steady.
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      Today's N-Day celebrations guide
      42 18 Today's N-Day celebrations guide 7 p.m. 9.30 p.m.: Cultural Show at Fairer Park. 8 p.m. to 10.20 p.m.: Police and Military display (repeated for school children) at Jalan Besar stadium. 8 p.m. TO p.m.: Singapore .Music Festival at Victoria Theatre (Western programme).
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      35 18 MANILA. Wed— The Philippine will import 10,000 metric tons of lice from the Republic of China to augment its stocks for the expected shortage of the cereal. It was disclosed today. UPI.
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      Airways cuts 3 1/2 hours wait in Singapore
      108 18 Airways cuts 3 1/ 2 hours wait in Singapore JESSELTON. Wed Malaysian Airway- will make three Comet flight- a week from Kuala Lumpur tn Jesselton via Kuchtng and back on the same route This will eliminate, al three time.s a week, the thie» and a half hours of wall Singapore,
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      Extortion: 2 arrested 30 minutes after report
      250 18  - Extortion: 2 arrested 30 minutes after report A. SRIPATHY From MALACCA. Wed— The police arrested two men here half an hour after an outstation salesman had reported that four men had extorted $15 from him this morning. Mr Tan Lai Kang. :56. chirf salesman for a firm of medical suppliers
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      HAPPINESS...
      340 18 HAPPINESS. JAKARTA, Wed. The "Crush Malaysia" Command (Kogam> today issued a statement applauding tomorrow's visit by Tun Abdul Razak. "The visit by the Malaysian Foreign Minister would be an occasion of happiness. One of the things it will accomplish is improved stability in Asia and in particular, South-East Asia," it
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