The Straits Times, 25 June 1967

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    19 1 THE SUNDAY TIMES JUNffOl it* NO. 1632. SUNDAY, JUNE 25, 1967. 20 CENTS. KDN 2577 :2591/ MC (P) 2267.
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    Big 2 grandfathers agree on peace...
    441 1 Big 2 grandfathers agree on peace... T OS ANGELES. Sat.— President Johnson said last night that he and Mr. Kosygin agreed at their New Jersey summit talks that they both want "a world of peace for our grandchildren." He told a Democratic fundraising dinner within hours of his first meeting
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    Lock icon ALL-SMILES SUMMIT
    1092 1 GLASSBORO, SatT] GENERAL ASSEMBLY DELEGATES EVEN OPTIMISTIC then a more talks surprise PRESIDENT Johnson and the Soviet Premier, Mr. Kosygin, yesterday held more than five hours of talks on world problems and arranged a further summit meeting tomorrow. Reporting on the meeting, the Presidents Press secretary, Mr. George
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    Lock icon Canal to stay closed: Egypt
    127 1 f AIRO. Sat. EK.vpt Unlay reiterated that the Sun Canal would remain closed until Israeli forces had withdrawn from the Sinai peninsula. The comment came from officials escorting the first croup of foreign correspondents to visit the Canal Zone since the ArabIsrael war. The group
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    Tornado havoc
    28 1 GARDEN CITY Kansas Sat. —A tornado killed one person and injured at least 30 last nißht in Garden City. Kansas. More than 125 homea were deetroywl.
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    Lock icon Clash as Chinese diplomats leave
    117 1 Clash as Chinese diplomats leave \TEW DELHI, Sat. 11 Police battled with Indian photographers at the airport here today as they engaged in an angry slogan, shouting contest with a top Chinese official stripped of his diplomatic status by the Indian Government. Police finally got the official. Mr. Chen Luchih.
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    Lock icon FIGHTING HUNGER
    74 1 [\E\V DELHI. Sat. A thou Mind armed men have been flown to Calcutta to help fight train hold-up.s and looting by hungry crowds In West Bengal. This railway protection force will reinforce the armed police guards who have been travelling on trains throughout the State, which Is now
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    Lock icon PLANE CRASH: SABOTAGE PROBE
    234 1 PLANE CRASH: SABOTAGE PROBE NEW YORK, Saturday. TWIN-ENGINED BAC 1-11 "bus stopairliner crashed near Blossburg. Pennsylvania, yesterday, killing all 34 people aboard. The British-built jet crashed into a heavily wooded area and burst into flames, scattering wreckage among the trees. Police at the scene in northwestern Pennsylvania said none of
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    Podgorny leaves
    29 1 AIRO. Sat.— smiet Pri»sident Nikolai Podgorny left Cairo airport for Moscow today after completing 15 hours of talks with Prroidnii Nasser on the Middle But crisis DPI.
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    New HK riots
    462 1 New HK riots POLICE OPEN FIRE ON LEFTISTS UONG KONG. Sat 11 Violent anti-Gov-ernment demonstrations erupted today in the New Territories where Leftists attacked a police Land Rover and then set it ablaze. One Lettist attempted to escape the subsequent police round-up by leap.ng from roof. He was seriously injured
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      Lock icon Big powers face-to-face for the eighth time
      319 2 WASHINGTON, Saturday DKEBIDENT JOHNSON'S meeting yesterriaj with Mr. Kos.vein v.is i in eighth f.u-«'-10-l.u-e encounter iH'lwcen t lit- leailrrs of the two grrat powers sum- tin- Roosrvolt AilniiiiistratiiMi rrcognised the So\nl I m..n in ISO. Hen* is a list or the pn iouv
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      Milk gift for fire victims
      65 2 KUALA LUMPUR Sat. The Rtw Zealand Red Crrvss finely hat donated MM lbs of milk powder to tne children of Pulau Ketam flre victims The society has also pwnted *2.029 to the Sab.ih branch of the MalavMan Red ri buy ulieHcha'rs for h^ndicappM children and
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      A 6th term for Dato Seeni
      34 2 IPOH. Sat. Dato o I' Se«niva*agam was elected president or the Ipoh Mun.njul Cruncll for the sixth Mirce.vuve year mt a special meeting of th» council last night
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      Penang Exchange has 7,000 still jobless
      146 2 PENANG. Sat More than 7.000 people registered with the Penan? Employment Exchange are still jobless, the State Commissioner for Labour Mr. K. S Naidu. dlscloned today. The State Government was doing its best to And work for them, not It could not absorb all
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      The Sultan's parting words
      185 3 COLONEL-IN-CHIEF CALLS ON BORNEO -BOUND BATTALION KUALA 1.1 MIM K. Sat.— The suit. in of Pahang today called on members of the Malaysian Armed Forces to put the interests of the nation before their personal interest. He was saying: farewell to the 2nd. Bn., Royal Malay
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      Kidney transplant plan for S'pore
      537 3 gINGAPUKE. Sal. A team will be formed soon to work in a project to introduce kidney transplantation in Singapore in conjunction with the existing artificial kidney programme. This was disclosed today by Professor Khoo Oon Teik. professor of clinical medicine at the University of Singapore,
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      The importance of public opinion
      284 3 KIALA LIMPI R. Sat. A Ceylonese planning expert today iewrlbed the conditioning of public opinion to be develop-ment-conscious as one of the inn>i important prerequisites of successful development. Speakine at the Second Development Seminar here. Mr. L. S. Pereira, deputy director of planning implementation in
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      Lock icon Lee has more 'hushhush' talks
      272 3 Lee has more 'hushhush' talks ONDON, Sat. The iuture roie of Singapore as a base in Britain's long-t c r m plans for aelence east of Suez came under review in resumed talks yesterday between Prime Minister Lee Kuan Yew and two British Ministers. Neither side is disclosing any details
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      Talk by three Malay artists
      46 3 PENANG. Sat. Three Penang M;ilay aru.sts will give a talk on modern Malay art to students of the Pudang Menora Secondary School. Butteri worth, at to am. tomorrow They are Inche Noor Anflln. Inche Abdul Rahim Ya'akob and Oh* ft. Zaharah.
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      Low-cost housing projects in Penang will cost $10 mil.
      313 4 PENANG. Sat.— Five low- cost housing schemes now under construction in Penang or to be built this year will cost an estimated $10 million or more. The Chief Minister, Tan Brl Wong Pow Nee, today signed a contract for the construction
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      Principal's car smashed
      73 4 SINGAPORE, Bat. Vandal* ■mashed the windscreen of a car belonging tr the principal of Chung Cheng High School. Mr. Hsh Thung Hsu. In Cm-en Road yesterday afternoon. He told the police that he had parked hi* car there and had ,?one to watch the combined schools sports
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      THE STOCK MARKET
      501 4 SINGAPORE, Sat.—Business in and reported to the Singapore and Kuaia Lumpur trading rooms of the Stock Exchange today with the number of shares traded in brackets: Industrials: Bomtead (2.000) 1.50, (3.000) $1.51. CD; Central Sugar (8.000) 51.54 D, (21.000) $1.56 D. (1.000) ♦1.56. (19.000) 11.66 D. (1.000)
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      SOLD, then two girls flee from 'auntie's house'
      356 4 From LAWRENCE CHEAH: Penang, Saturday TWO young girls who were abducted last week returned home yesterday afternoon after escaping from a luxurious "auntie's house" In Kuala Lumpur. Today, the girls whose names are being withheld by police, told me. between sobs, how
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      Police-gunmen clash in town: Two held
      192 4 Police-gunmen clash in town: Two held ALOR STAR, Saturday. DERLIS POLICE have detained two men in conr nection with a shooting Incident on Thursday night when a gunman opened fire on a police party In Kangar town. The hunt Is now on for the third man. belirverj tc be armrd
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      Penang hunt for gang of TV thieves
      184 4 Penang hunt for gang of TV thieves PENANG. Sat. Penanj police are looking for a gang of thieves specialising in stealing television sets "They have a scout who even climbs up trees to look into houses where TV is installed." Supt. CbaiYoke Oon. of the CID. said today. Practically every
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      Tin, copra
      42 4 SINGAPORE Sat— The Straits Tin prire today fell by $1 to $608 a picul on an offering estimated down 10 ton* to 2io tons. Singapore Coconut Oli Millers Association prices: Bulk $47* sellers. Drum $50 sellers The tone was quiet
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      'Hello' thieves
      20 4 PENANG. Sat. Thieves took more than 300 yards of wir» from telephone posts at Sungei Nlbong Kechll yesterday.
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      Death crash: Chief geologist cleared
      165 4 Death crash: Chief geologist cleared IPOH, Gat. Th« Director of Geological Survey. Mr. W. D. Proctor, was today cleared of any criminal blame in the death of a six-year-old girl. A. Farvathi, In a road accident In Tambun Road. The coroner, Inche Abdul Hamld bin Mohamed Yunns, recorded a verdict
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      Two Thai trawler boats driven off
      124 4 A LOR STAR. Sat. A Malaysian police patrol boat drove off two Thai trawler boats which Intruded Into Malaysian territorial waters off Pulau Langkawl yesterday. The sea chase which **nt on for several milps ended when the traw.ers sailed Into Thai waters The Malaysian
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      Malaysia, NZ sign air pact
      195 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat AN air services agreement was today signed by Malaysia and New Zealand. Agreement was reached only "a couple of hours after the two delegations began negotiations yesterday said the Minister of Transport Tan Brl Hajl Sardon "This Is because ot the close
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      A valuable asset to the nation, says don
      312 7 A valuable asset to the nation, says don SINGAPORE, Sat 'FHE Vkv-Chancellor of Nanyang University, Professor Huang Ying Jung, said today that the 3.339 graduates produced by the university Since Ita inception were proving to be valuable assets to the nation. Syc.ik.iit; at ii V's Men Club oi Singapore luncheon
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      Penang Kaum Ibu social
      65 7 PEN AM Sal The Pei n^ntf I'M NO K.ium Ibu division will relebrate the birthday lof prophet Hobaawd with a Rrt-i. mother at L'MNO Hall on j June 29. The day-lone lr.-tivitir.s will I include ,i Ki)i;in reading rnmpr'itinn among children between the ;<«e.N ol 12
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      Annual meeting
      37 7 KANGAR Bat. The Dam Sheikh Anniad School'! Parents Association will hold its annual meeting on Monday It will be opened by the Mentrl B< -jr. Tan Sn Sheikh Ahmad, after whom the .school was named.
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      My hat!
      64 7 DAY THE CHELSEA FLOWER SHOW CAME TO ASCOT... JHE Chelsea Flower Show came to Royal Ascot last Tuesday in the shape of a giant daisy hat worn by Mrs. Ronald Shilling, which was designed for her by her eighteen-year-old son, David. The rear view of Mrs. Shilling reveals
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      Malaysia, S'pore briefed on Indian offer of aid
      369 7 Malaysia, S'pore briefed on Indian offer of aid SINGAPORE, Sat. The four-member Indian defence delegation, which today wound up its tour of Malaysia and Singapore, has given the two countries full details of training facilities available in India for the officers and men of the Malaysian and Singapore armed forces.
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      Two bishops to dedicate church
      65 7 SINGAPORE. S.U Two blahopi will jointly conduct th» dedication service of the new $350,000 Faith Methodist Church at Queenstown at 4 D.m. tomorrow. The> arc Bishop Hobari B Am>tu:z and the resident Dr Robert P. Lundy. Bis-hop Amstutz. formerly MethodL-t bishop of South-Ea.M lias come
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      Expulsion for 4 riot case girls
      211 7 I SINGAPORE. Sat. I— i CK>UR GrRLS, who are anone 32 other youths rharned with riotine and carrying subversive documenta alone North Bridce Road on June 1. were today acquitted and discharged by a District Jud^e when their case was mentioned. The DPP. Mr
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      SULTAN CALLS FOR MORE GOODWILL
      181 7 KOTA BHARU. Saturday. THE Sultan of Kelantan said yesterday there was a great need for the advancement of international understanding, goodwill and peace in South-East Asia. Speaking to 120 Rotartan.-, at a welcoming ceremony of the 33rd District Assembly of Rotary District 330 at the
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      Rebellion warning to the PMIP by Razak
      376 7 KUALA TRENGGANU, Saturday. fUN Abdul Razak today warned the PiMIP that any move to obstruct government officers from carrying out rural development projects would be 'a rebellious action." •Such action is not political but anti-govern-ment.' he said "It is a different matter if
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      Report on erosion under study
      139 7 Report on erosion under study XEI.IK ANtOll, Sat— The Perak State CsOvrrnment h now studyinc a report on river erosion in Teluk Anson prepared by British experts. This wa> disclosed her* today by Dato Mohaim-d Ali /.aim. Speaki-r of the 1/ecislative Assembly and leader of a croup of Alliance Assemblymen,
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      Court martial told of excess cash
      336 10 Court martial told of excess cash I/UALA LUMPUR, Sat. Although it is against Army regulations for pay-masters to have more than SBOO in their safe, it has beon a "common practice" among them to violate such regulations, the court martial at Sungei Besi military camp, near here, was told today.
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      New 'lions' get blood blessing before big show
      216 10 New 'lions' get blood blessing before big show tJINGAPORE. Sat. A traditional > Tienching" ceremony the blessing with blood of new "lions" in Chinese lion dances was performed last night at the Victoria Theatre before a Hong Kong troupe put on a display of the world-f a m o v
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      Exhibition stands
      34 10 KUALA LLNrPUR. Sal The Audio- Visual Depaitment of ihe Speciali.il Teachers' Tralnmic Institute and the Photographic Society of Malaysia have jointly received a set of four exhibition stands from Kodak lM) Ltd
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      M-cycle stolen
      28 10 PENANG. sh' a motor-cycle belonging to a wireman. Chin Seat Choon. 26. «a* reported stolen from the Hotel Ambassador car park in Penang Ruad laat night.
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      Mother of 3 accused of murder
      93 10 VINGAPORE. Sat. A mother of three. Gan Kam Har. 35, was today charged in a magistrate's court with the murder of her husband. Gan Poh Guan. 36. an advertising executive, in their home in Siglap Drive at 230 this morning No plea ra lecorded.
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      Tun Tan probes poultry farm setback
      262 10 Tun Tan probes poultry farm setback KUALA LUMPUK, Saturday. THE Minister of Finance. Tun Tan Siew Sin. has instituted action to find out why Malaysian poultry farms were being closed down as a result of over-production while imported supplies were still allowed to come in. Speaking at thp annual dinner
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      ITALIANS KEEN ON BOOSTING MALAYSIA TRADE
      240 10 KUALA LUMPUR, 1V Sat. The Government and industrialists of Italy are very keen to establish new economic bonds and strengthen present trade ties with Malaysia. Thp Assistant Minister of Finance. Dr. Ng Kam Poh. said this when he returned here today after leading a
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      Travel documents only for 'stateless' aliens
      153 10 CINGAPORt. Sal-iUc Singapore Govern ment will issue necessary travel documents lo any one who wants to travel outside Singapore provided his country of hirtb declares him '"stateless." A Ministry of Interior and Defence statement said this today while commenting on correspondence in newsP'prrs about
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      KHIR: WHY WE SAID 'YES' TO VOLUNTEERS
      560 10 KHIR: WHY WE SAID 'YES' TO VOLUNTEERS KULIM. Saturday YIALAYSIA has accepted the American Peace Corps and voluntary teachers from Britain and Australia because of the heavy financial commitment for development, the Minister of Education, lnche Mohamed Khir Johari. said today. He wa& speaking at the opening of the $37,000
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      Latest fur Tokyo's jet set girls
      61 10 Latest fur Tokyo's jet set girls THIS saucy Japanese girl wears the latest mod fashion among Tokyo's letset a mini-crea-tion in black and white. It is one of the many new summer outfit* for jet-set girls win* like to drive fast and furiously, adding to Tokyo's normally hair-rais-ing traffic hazards.
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      Sardon: Why we must start a Jamboree Fund...
      256 10 Sardon: Why we must start a Jamboree Fund L r UA L A LUMPUR. 1Y Sat. Malaysia* Chiei Scout. Tan Sri Sardon. today suggested the setting up of a Jamboree Fund to ensure the nations participation in future jamborees. Tho fund. he added, should be managed by a •pedal o
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      Took chain and disappeared
      49 10 IPi iH B A I HWM« M n Z*M reported to th» police here yesterday thai m m took hi> eld chain worth Sl3O ;<nd disappeared prom trim to get him mi) in motor firm The man rl timed he v.is .n oi mcj'or lirni
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      Plaque unveiled
      30 10 SEREMBAN. Sat— The Mentri Besar. Tan Sri (DrJ Monamed Said, unveiled the commemoration plaque of the Sugar Refinery (Tampin> at Aver Hit am. 50 miles from here yesterday.
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      Lock icon HUSSEIN CALLS FOR URGENT SUMMIT OF ARAB LEADERS
      1136 12 INDONESIA JOINS THE SOVIET 'BLAME ISRAEL' CLUB AND RUMANIA STEPS OUT OF LINE IN THE BIG GENERAL ASSEMBLY DEBATE I WASHINGTON. Sat. IfING Hussein said last night the Arab world was at a "crossroad, the turning point for the future," and a
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      Lock icon The Wilson Govt. saves the sex Bill
      158 12 T ONDON, Sat— The Goveminent yesterday came to the rescue of a private Bill seeking to legalise homosexual acts in private between consenting adults in Britain. Opponents of the Bill in the House of Commons prevented a vote being taken by tabling a
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      Self-help youths
      27 12 PENANG- Bat- Tin 1 Lahar Mmvak V:llage Youth Club. North Province Wellesley fcaa ralaed $500 to start a building fund for a new rlub house.
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      One-hour blitz that decided the war...
      181 12 TTEL AVIV. Sat. Israeli pilots said yesterday the outcome of the six-day Arab-Israel war was decided in a single hour. This was the time it took to cripple the Egyptian Air Force in the lightning air strike on the morning of June ■">. Senior
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      Torture couple found guilty
      286 12 Torture couple found guilty \KU AKK. (N«« Jersey, Sat. .Moil i«j lie \»n C l»-ii aud James Albert bevird ueri- louud KUilty last mjil oi oprralinu a "torture for thrills operation" thai catered to an international clientele in a 20-room mansion here. A jury of in men and tuo women
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      Lock icon Senator misused political funds, rules senate
      205 12 Senator misused political funds, rules senate WASHINGTON, Saturday. THE United States Senate yesterday found one ol their colleagues guilty of improperly converting to his private use US$ll6,OOO in political campaign founds. The decision was reached by a 92-5 vote. The Benati censured the Connecticut democrat. Senator Thomas Dorid. on charges
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      Arms charge man remanded
      48 12 SINGAPORE. Kit Mn Korc. 36. was today charged with unlawlul possession of a revolver in a hut off A11i»--nied Road at 3.10 a.m this morning. Hi I of being in 'iiil.iv nf 12 roondi "i amii Bulrra wai ordered to tv iom.mde<! for week
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      Bus kills girl
      23 12 BU I*l EH WORTH ■choofattrl, d:od lad night from 'vtwrea her bicycle and a bus in PJat Road laat evening.
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      416 4 I W< ft J. JLC&XJLCmX €XO^MTX2 C2fZ9CJr*£ Time after time after time Air-India's million-mile experts bring their Boeings down to earth with less sensation than if you had sat on a feather cushion. Outstanding? Certainly, but its not by chance that they are. All of Air-India's pilots have at least
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      Would you risk your life to save $500,000?
      1160 5 REPORTING ON THE LONDON SCENE PEOPLE DON 7 REALISE WE'VE A SERIOUS JOB TO DO' THE NOTICE next to the shortwave rndio in the rear of the seven ton rumoured van st;ited firmly: "Hi-jacking is now the danger.** \nd I leaned closer.
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      Case of the tired blood donor
      539 5 UJ MOST people in my neighbourhood knew Mrs. Christine Williams. She was always quick to offer her services for any worthwhile public venture. A wealthy woman, she was always generous in uiving money to charities. She opened fetes. She gave her blood regularly to
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      ANGRY DOVES, CRAZY HAWKS
      2190 6  - ANGRY DOVES, CRAZY HAWKS ANTHONY CARTHEW THE AGONY OF AMERICA-NOW ON THE BRINK OF GREAT DIVIDE By WASHINGTON, Saturday Now comes a revival of McCarthyism, a nastier by-product of Vietnam Ftwj Am*ri< an. whoever he ls and whatever he U is obaruted with the Vietnam war. It has coloured his
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      Moors murders: Master actor lifts veil
      392 6  - Moors murders: Master actor lifts veil VINCENT MULCHRONE By d\F all the terror* which have visited drain and misery on the world In recent years only one was so unspeakable that millions refused even to read about it. The unreal obscenity became truth the moment a policemen on a Yorkshire
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    ANNOUNCEMENT
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  • Opinion
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      Capital—and problem of control
      363 6 I ABT week's confusion over who owns the State Secretariat building In Kuala Lumpur points a much bigger question: Who owns Kuala Lumpur? A.- the federal capital, as the political and administrative hub of multitudinous activities In an area reaching from Langkawi to Sebatik. It clearly
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      New aid for exports
      181 6 tiET out and sell. That is I tlit- mnawpi in Singapore t may as now industries show their mettle. And it is a messacf which is bouig widely heard and widely heeded. But it would be unfair to expect a manufacturer t<> bear alone all the
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  • WOODWORKING
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      New factories to produce mouldings for USA
      852 8  - New factories to produce mouldings for USA LIM BENG TEE By THE woodworking in Justries in Singapore wlii c li rank among the Republic's Invest ex-port-oriel i ti'd groups will enter ;i new era e;ir I y next year. Several pioneer l;ictories ;d the Kranji Industrial Estate will go into
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      Wood furniture adds warmth and beauty to many offices
      404 8 WOOD furniture is preferred by many business executives because of its individuality and beauty. Its variation in texture, surface, subtle differences in wood grains and shading provide a wide range of possibilities to the modern designer. It can add warmth, colour
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      236 8 Three basic principles Comfort Practical Functional FUNCTIONAL, prac- tical and comfortable these are the three guiding principles of furniture designs in Singapore today. Since the Second World War furniture for the household, the office, plush hotels, government and public buildings, embassies and even the Parliament House has been produced with
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      499 9 By A Staff Writer JOB opportunities in the local woodworking industry are plentitul and prospects of advancement are good, but they have often been overlooked by parents cither through ignorance or outmoded social prejudices, according to a crafts instructor at the Singapore Vocational Institute.
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      Look what they have done to the sideboard nowadays
      249 9 Look what they have done to the sideboard nowadays TRENDS may come and go, but the übiquitous sideboard goes on for ever, presenting a solid— and pretty boring front, whatever the circumstances. That is. up until now. Young designers who don't hold the sideboard in the hallowed awe that everyone
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      965 13  - Jerry's Special will appreciate today's longer trip EPSOM JEEP SAYS... TE R RY'S SPECIAL, a beaten favourite last Sunday, can make amends in the lOf Batu Gantong Cup for Class 3 stayers (Race 6) at Penang today. This six-year-old lost no marks when he finished third to Chinzarro over B£f.
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      1255 13 Race 1-1.30 Class 6 Div 2 ($4,500) 6f ss gaits i«b re: ,v; j S I 37«nn ?h n r 8 4 SDrlngl R8 Breult 8.5 -Rao in il-^n 2* nl a 'OoWen .lade» Allan 785 Lee j II 06«9S Chin Mah Mun fTong Lee. TJoa
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      412 13 LONDON, Sat Yor k s hire, the title holders, moved to the top of the English county cricket champi onship table for the first time this season yesterday after beating Northamptonshire at Sheffield. Yorkshire, who won by an Innings and 116 runs, now have
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      457 13 Rajendra now favourite for S'pore title SINGAPORE, Saturday. CINGAPORE youth player Rajendra Babu. 22, continued his winning form when he easily accounted for Voon Sung 15-8. 16-1 to enter the third round of the Junior badminton single* championships at the SBA stadium here last nieht. Harri-hlttlng Rajendra Is one of
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      103 13 Indonesians beat Singapore SINGAPORE. Sat Th» Indonesian badminton players, on their way home alter taking part in the Malaysian and Penang open championships, scored a sweeping victory In their friendly match against Singapore at the SbA Stadium here tonight. Of the five two-set matches played, the Indonesians won four and
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      138 13 NEW YORK. Sat Forma* heavyweight champion Jack Demp&ev. the old "Manasta Mauler." received an extra pre&ent on hif, 72nd birthday today election to the new Madlion Square Gardens Sport* Hall of Fame. The hall, limited to famous athletes who perforrred In the old Madison Square Garden, will
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      63 14 GEOFF PLAYS SKIPPER'S GAME FOR PERAK TPOH. Sat. Skipper A Geoffrey de Silva topscored for Porak with 48 on the opening day of the two-day Malaysian Cricket Association iCa^ue match against Penang on the Municipal pad a n g here today. Pcrak were all out for 185 tt 5.15 Penang
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      166 14 PFRAK M IWS A. Aruldoss c Miller b Newman 0 I. Sathanandan c Williams b Newman 12 Jogindtr b Russell 8 J. Marshall lbw Russell 0 n. De Silva b Newman 48 J. Black b BaSMI 45 Mahinder b Chye Telk 17 R. Yogeswaren b Chye Telk 5 K.
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      275 14 England 359-5, Graveney 151 n.o. I ONDON. Sal. Ingland replying to India's 152 had scored 359 for rive at lunch today on the third day of the Second Test at Lords here today. The match resumed on time alter yesterday's stoppage in mid-ulternoon through rain. Tom Graveney and Basil dOliveira
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      Last minute goal earns Penang draw with S'pore
      153 14 Last minute goal earns Penang draw with S'pore IPOH. Sat A last minute goal enabled Penang to hold Singapore to a 1-1 drawin the Durairatnam Cup under-23 hockey competition on the Municipal Padanß here today Singapore who dominated the exchanges in the first half missed several chances. Penang showed marked
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      80 14 SUNGEI PATANI. Sat. V. Tolasi (North Kedah i broke the Kedah AAA and his own record when he threw the discus 33.6 metres (108 ft si) in the Kedah PWD meet here yesterday. The old record was 31.57 m. Tins was toe only new mark
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      Selangor get 58 in 54 minutes
      51 14 KUALA LUMPUR. bat I Selangor hit 58 runs for one wicket in 54 minutes on a rain restricted day's play in the Malaysian Cricket Association's league match against Kedah here today. After T. Tharumagnanam went at 14 Ranjit *32> and Vincent d'Souza (7) were
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      26 14 MALACCA. Sat Heavy riln washed out all sports vogramme here today The MCA match between Malacca .md PahUH will aom be a oneday affair
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      48 14 SUNGEI PA lAN I. Sal. Dantan Btagh. of Kulini. broke t lie only record in the Kedah Police sports- inert here when h>- ran the 1 500 m in 4:29. an improvement of 9sec on the previous best. He m awarded the best performance prize.
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      Yeo the best performer at Singapore Police meet
      396 14 Yeo the best performer at Singapore Police meet SINGAPORE. Sat. Yeo Kian Chye, Singapore's most promising sprinter, won the Best Performance Trophy at the ann u al Police athletics meet held at Thomson Road today. It was for his record breaking 100 metres win In llsec. on a sodden track.
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      80 14 MALACCA. Sat— Tin' Inclonex.ui lalile IBimli turn beat Malacca 5-2 here last night Results: Indonesians first O-sm.in Wardoju bt Chong Kok Thye 21-14. 21-19: Lukman Hakim bt Yoong Soon Chong 21-12. 2.-13. Hadi Susanto bl Wong Ling Chan 21-14. 21-13: Osman Wardoju lost to Yoong Soon
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      184 14 FAM decide: Priority for National team's training I^UALA LUMPUR. Sat. Malaysia's team for the Merdeka football tournameni iuniAug. 10-27 will start cemralised training on july la under German coach Dittmar Cramer and manager Peter Velappan. Players will be allowed leave from training for only the day on which they are
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      358 14 WYDNEY, Sat. Results of football matches played today were: roi'R MATCH S. Australia 1 Manchester U 6. NSW NORTH DIV. 1 W. Wallsend 6 Adamstown 2. NSW FED DIV. 1 Canterbury *s Prague not pla>ed. ground waterlogged: St. George 4 Polonla 1. NSW FKI) DIV. 2 Blacktoun
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      633 14  -  NORMAN SIEBEL By THE All Indonesian Badminton Kedcratioa are fighting far more sagaciously for the Thomas Cup than their team managed to do a&ainst Malaysia in the Challenge Round at Jakarta this month. There MOM to ij' limit to which the
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      201 14 BAM want $10,000 to send two to IBF meet TIIK BADMINTON Am- (iution of M.il.ivMa urgently nerd >ln noi in •Nil to look .liter their Thomas (up interests at the Intcrn.iiion.il K.nt min ton Fi>diT;ition s annual general and (inintil meetings Martini; in London on July 5. This is uh.it
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      56 14 TAUT cards were wt .>:kl six equalled .<! tin- .Diini the Kiiiu Edward School iiere today Anm.ici Suhaiml who won the 100. 200. 400 m and the llom tiurdji division champion. The "B" division «ii Ahmad Arbi and "C division champion Vni U.li Onu Boon Seong
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      33 14 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat Mice Depot trounced Kelantan 8-0 in the Pc> undent. hockey zone Onali today. Depot will meet Sehttigor tomorrow to decide the champions. day Selangor beat K 2-0.
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