The Straits Times, 28 July 1967

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    23 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 150,000 The Straits Times TIIH Nirtiiiiiiil Nhwsiihiibt Estd. 1845 FRIDAY, JULY 28, 1967 15 CENTS KDN. 2578:2590 M.C.(P)2266
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    Incentives: New deal
    715 1 Incentives New deal Boost exports drive MALAYSIAN GOVT TO ATTRACT NEW INVESTMENT BY GRANTING TAX AND OTHER CONCESSIONS KUALA LUMPUR. Thursday THE Government is to introduce shortly an Investment Incentives Act to encourage manufacturing, particularly for export, the Finance Minister, Tun Tan Siew Sin, announced tonight. He s;h«I Ihe Ac
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    Cool
    174 1 SLOW AND EASY ROUND THE WORLD IN THEIR 75 FT. AIR-CONDITIONED YACHT SINGAPORE, Thursday MX. Carl .VI. Heintz. 66. retired advertising executive, and his uife have dropped anchor in Singapore again on their way round ih r world in an air-conditioned yacht They were last here in INI on
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    Lock icon Negroes rage through Fifth Avenue
    296 1 Negroes rage through Fifth Avenue NEW YORK, Thursday. HUNDREDS off young Negroes smashed windows and looted stores in Manhattan's Famed Fifth Avenue ;m<l Madison Avenue shopping centres eai Iv today. One witne-is told- Duhce one group of yor i-ui girll jumped thro it-red display wi.. he walked past Late-night Lheatre-goen
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    Lock icon Viets shell U.S. base
    66 1 saigon. Thun.— The Vietcong today blasted an American Army base camp, north of Saigon with a lethal hail of rocket and mortar fire, killing 11 infantrymen and wounding 43 others. The attack on the camp and airfield at Phuoc Vinh headquarters id the D S FirM
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    Lock icon MORE FLOOD HAVOC IN PAKISTAN
    151 1 KARACHI. Thursday. YfORE than 200.000 people were reported homelfl less last night as monsoon floods hit both West and East Pakistan. One hundred thousand of the victims are in Karachi, where the death toll stands at 24. after three day.s of torrential rain. Many more
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    Monetary discussion
    61 1 PARIS. Thun Experts irom the trn major financial powers. Including Japan in the non-com-mmiiM world, meet here today to discuss world monetary reform and try and reconcile differing French and American views. The meeting of deputies to Finance and Economics Ministers of the so-called Group of Ten Is
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    Lock icon Two quakes rip Turkey—loo dead
    183 1 Two quakes rip Turkey— loo dead ISTANBUL. Thurs TWO violent earth- quakes ripped across two eastern Turkey pro vince* last night and early this morning, leaving at least 100 dead, according to first reports. One quake hit the two provinces. Krzincan and Tunceli at 2100 GMT last night and the
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    Lock icon Third quake
    29 1 ISIANBUL. Thuis— An earthquake. Turkey's third in four days. smashed through small villages near :he city of Pullumur lart night, killing scorea of peasant*. I Renter. I
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    Singapore bicycles for sale next week
    118 1 Singapore bicycles for sale next week SINGAPORE. ThUTS. The first made-ln-Singapure bicycles go on sale next week The $2.5 million factory of Malaysia Associated Industries In Jurong will Initially produce 1.000 bicycles a month to meet the estimated local demand of 20.000 a year. After that, it will manufacture lor
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    Artist's death
    58 1 PARIS. Tilim. Pime-Albert Blrot. who coined the word »uirealism,' has died in Paris, aged 91. Btrot sculptor, painter, poet and friend of many of the most famous figures of early 20th <en- tury French artistic life, created the word "surrealism" in 1916 to describe "The Breasts of Tlreslaa."
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    S'pore thaws frozen HK assets
    346 1 S'pore thaws frozen HK assets -To encourage investments uinuapore. Thura. The mandatory "frceac" on assets held in Singapore by people resident in Hong Kong will be lifted from tomorrow. in another move to encourage Investment, the Singapore G<>\ eminent has further relaxed th< change control regulations which will permii iinng
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    STOP PRESS
    42 1 n \<*,n in isnn N| VT I»H Hf Horn*" Minister vim <nld the l.owr of I*. 1 1 li.iinrtit IS -cii.ii, i Inch i.iin i i were Hmmlsj in clash j hd h iad m Mai em In. ln -IPI
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      Lock icon 'DEFEND MAO' APPEAL NOW
      535 2 'DEFEND MAO' APPEAL NOW Peking admits Wuhan revolt over cultural revolution PEKING, Thursday THE People's Liberation Army has been asked to remain loyal to Mao Tse-tung and Defence Minister Lin Piao. The loyalty appeal came In the wake of reports, officially admitted by Radio Peking, yesterday, of opposition to Maoist
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      Dayan to UN: We won't be bound by the —truce—
      190 2 Dayan to UN: We won't be bound by the truce JERUSALEM, Thurs.— Gen. Moshe Dayan warned the U.N. today that Israel would not be bound by the Middle East ceasefire If Egypt continued to evade the establishment of a truce line along the Suez Canal. The warning was contained in
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      Kiesinger's visit
      22 2 BONN. Thurs. Chancellor KierinffH will k<> t<> lxindon in October fir talks with Mr. Wil«oii it vi us announced tocUy.
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      Lock icon Indon state-owned firms are being probed
      106 2 Indon state-owned firms are being probed JAKARTA, Thurs. The Government is investigatinr nine stateowned companies suspected of mismanagement, financial misdealings or smuggling, the Attorney General. Gen. Sugih Arto. said last night. He told a conference of Governors and military commanders that the companies included the big state-owned oil firm Pemina.
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      TSHOMBE PETITION
      55 2 NEW YORK. Thurs. Mrs. Ruth T?homhe toda» signed a habeas corpus petition which will be presented to the UN. Human Rizhts Commission tomorrow In an attempt to save the life of her husband Mr. Moise Tshombe. The petition Mka that Mr Tshombe he returned to his status as
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      Russian threat to step up aid to Hanoi
      154 2 TOKYO. Tliurs. Mr. X Kosygin has hinted that Russia may step up Its military aid to North Vietnam if the IS. does not meet Soviet conditions preparatory to peace talks, the Yomiuri Shimbun said today. Reporting from Warsaw, its correspondent Tatsuzn Omura
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      Lock icon H.K. police raid Chinese products —shop
      232 2 H.K. police raid Chinese products shop HONG KONG. Thura. Police this morning raided a larg» Chinese products emporium located a f th« busiest thoroiißhfar* in Kowloon. Onr company of Gurkim troops assisted by cordoning nfT streets around th# emporium premises Police waited until th« Yue Wan Chinese Pr<v ducts Emporium
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      30m rupees more
      41 2 NEW DE3JH. Thurs Indi* Will have to pay an additional 30 million rupeps a month to get suppliPj: round thp Cape of Good Hop*> hecanj-e of Urn oh> .«>ir<- of thr Sup? Canal Parliament wa* told her*. fteu'er
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      Ayub for Iran
      26 2 KARACHI. Th'ir? President Ayub will v.mt T'hTin to» morrow for "alk.; with thr 1 t-hab of Iran and Presio>nt Sunny of Turkey. R^u'fr
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      77 2 Congratulations to the MALAYSIAN GOVERNMENT On the Official Opening of PENGGARAM BRIDGE AT BATU PAHAT by Y.A.B. Tun Haji Abdul Razak bin Hussein S.M.N. Consulting tnginrrrt: Sl*rn SehMted Partneri. Picture shows our floating Crane lifting one of the Candilever Pre-stressed beams being launched on 6.1.67. We are proud to have
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      Lock icon DE GAULLE HOME TO HOSTILE PRESS WELCOME
      173 3 PARIS Thurs. President de Gaulle returned here today from a Canadian Msit cut -short by the slorm over his support for French -speakinng separatists in Quebec 'I'he French President rut short his state visit by one day. about 15 hours after bring publicly
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      Lock icon African group suspended
      43 3 UAK-Eb-SALAAM. Thui.v AUmties of the Pan-Africanist Congress ot South Africa have been .suspended in Tanzania following a party leadership row. The suspension was ordered by Ge.ornc Maeombe. executive .secretary of the Liberation Committee of the Organization of Aiiu.in Unity. AP.
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      A family affair
      102 3 1 ONDON. Thurs.— A woman granted a divorce because her husband committed adultery with her sister had It cancelled today --because <>t her own adultery with her daughters ex-flance. Mrs. Joyce Tufnell. 39, was granted the interim decree in November 1965. But the court ruled today it
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      Lock icon A hero's welcome for Carmichael
      627 3 HAVANA, Thursday Restore order and respect country's laws, LBJ appeals £ÜBAN Premier Fidel Castro yesterday praised Black Power advocate Stokely Carmichael and paid homage to the "extraordinary heroism of Negro ireedom fighters' in the current U.S. racial turmoil The Cuban leader, who spoke for two
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      Nuclear power record
      53 3 LONDON. Thurs. One of Britain's two commercial nuclear power stations today set a new world record for production of units of electricity. Bradweii power station reached an output of 10.000 million units, equalling the electricity consumption of the London area for 12 1 month.*., an Electricity Generating!
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      Lock icon Wilson trip off
      31 3 LONDON. Thurs. Mr. Wil.•■ol ha* put of! an early \isit to India and Pakistan because of i»»-ibif negotiation.- about Britain s entry into thr European Common Market. AP.
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      Lock icon Surrealist dies
      21 3 PARIS. Thur.s Pierre-A)- j b*rt Birot. who coined the word i surrealism, died here yesterday. He was 91. UPI.
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      Lock icon A second front is opened in Biafra battle
      277 3 A second front is opened in Biafra battle- I AGOS, Thurs. A task force of 300 federal troops was last night in control of rebel Biafras main sea outlet after a navy-backed landing opened up a second front in Nigeria's three-week-old civil war. The Army here said the federal troops
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      Tougher colour bar laws in Britain soon: Jenkins
      117 3 T ONDON. Thurs. Britain is to have tougher new laws against racial discrimination. Home Secretary Mr. Roy Jenkins announced yesterday. They will ban discrimination on grounds of colour, race or ethnic or national origins in employment, housing, insurance and credit facilities, he
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      Lock icon POPE BACK FROM UNITY TALKS
      199 3 ROME. Thurs. Pope Paul arrived back in Rome last nirbt after a two-day trip to Turkey to seek closer relations with the Orthodox Churches after 900 years of schism. The Pope's visit centred on a meeting with Ecumenical Patriarch Athenaftoras of Constantinople in which they
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      Lock icon 'Queen' sold to U.S. city—
      167 3 'Queen' sold to U.S. city LONDON, Thurs. The 80,235-ton liner Queen Mary has been sold to the city of Long Beach, California, for use as a maritime museum and hotel, the Cunard Shipping Co. said last night. A spokesman said the Long Beach offer of US $3,450,000 was the highest
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    PM inspects girls cadet unit
    114 4 THE Prime Minister. Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, inspecting the girls' unit of the Police Cadet Corps contingent during the Singapore combined school Cadet Corps parade at the Police Training School on Wednesday. Except for the white band around their peak cap*, the girls' uniforms are
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    Ganesan is promoted —judge —
    37 4 Ganesan is promoted judge MAGISTRATE Mr. N. Ganesan, who has been appointed a Criminal District Judge. Intil his transfer to the South Bridge Road courts earlier this month, he was a State Counsel and Deputy Public Prosecutor.
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    50 new buses arrive for the STC
    136 4 50 new buses arrive for the STC Thur.v— One ■o of Slngapores largest single consignment ot buse.s 50— for the Singapore Traction company arrived at the Port of Singapore Authority wharves this morning from Japan on board the freighter Fuji Maru. The buses, manufactured by the Japanese Nissan Company, cost
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    Jail the only proper punishment: Judge
    160 4 SINGAPORE. Thurs— Lau Hoong Chong. 23. was found guilty today and Jailed for three months by a district court for carrying subversive documents. bearIng slogans such M "Smash the Societies Act." and "smash call-up." In a written judgment, the Fourth District Judge. Mr. Amarjlt
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    Three car thieves are sent to prison
    161 4 Three car thieves are sent to prison SINGAPORE. Thurs. Thr«e car thieves— two of them aged 17— were Jailed today by a district court. Sentence on another thlpf. Low Alk Hong, also 17 years old. was postponed pending a probation or reformative training centre report on him. Tfo Kirn Lay.
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    PSA chief on port expansion
    467 4 SINGAPORE, Thura. THK Fort of Singapore Authority chairman, Mr. (ioh Koh Pui, today spoke of the dangers in port development, which could result by constructing "too much too early" to meet over-estimated future needs, which might fail to materialise. Especially in developing countries where the
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      15 4 Todoy DO ft 7.10 a.m. "RAMU" Tomil (ot half rate). Sat Midnight "tahaih Thflmbt Tamil.
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    U.S. 'toy king' to set up factory in Jurong
    428 5 EMPLOYMENT FOR 1,000 PEOPLE giNGAPORE. Thurs. An in-ternationally-known American toy manufacturer is to set up a toy-making factory in Jurong which will produce toys for export to countries all over the world. Known as the "Toy King" in the United States.
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    Hospital visit by Minister
    48 5 PENANO Thur.s [he M;n,«-| Mr of Health. Incur Bahaman bin Sanrusudin. wCI vMt the Penane General Hospital at 10 a.m tomorrow In the afternoon, he will take the salute at the annual parade of the St. John Ambulance BnKade, Penang Area, at the Esp.»nade.
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    Banquet Hall is open to public (for $250)
    172 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. The banquet hull in Parliament House is available for use by responsible members of the pub'.ic. Although only Government lunctioiu have been held there so far. there is nothing to prevent members of the public using It provided they
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    AIRPORTS MUST BE READY FOR 'JUMB JETS'
    339 5 AIRPORTS MUST BE READY FOR 'JUMB JETS' SINGAPORE, Thursday. rpHE International Air Transport Associations Director-General. Mr. Knut Hammarskjold. said today that Singapore as an important gateway between East and West, must prepare its airport to cope with tzu high capacity "jumbo jets" which will be operating by 1970. "In two
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    Offshore mining: Chinese decide after doubts
    276 5 IPOH, Thursday THE decision by the All-Malaya Chinese Mining Association to form a company to carry out offshore mining comes after more than a year of doubt as to Us feasibility. It was reliably Ifarnt today that there h*d hern doubt whether the 'dea
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    The Suez closure hits 76 ships to -Spore
    195 5 The Suez closure hits 76 ships to -Spore SINGAPORE. Thurs. The closure of the Suez Canal has so far diverted 76 ships of the P. O. Line, including several passenger liners bound for Singapore. A spokesman for P O in Singapore today described the difficulties which the line faced in
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    Tourism lessons now for S'pore schools
    70 5 CINGAPORE. Thurs. Singapore's school population v to be made tourism-conscious. The theme of tourism and its increasing importance to the Republic's economy »re to be Mt across in the classroom during Tourist Week from Aug. I 5 in conjunction with Singapore s National Day
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    Instant answer?
    226 6  -  MAUREEN PETERS: Story by I: Pictur* by OTHMAN YACOB Oh, no, Sau Meng has still to think in the 'computer test' ''PEN-YEAR -OLD Chan Sau Meng finds a great deal ol tough thinking nrcessary as he faces his first examination paper designed for computer marking. But he has
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    TEMPLE DEVOTEE ROBBED
    71 6 TEMPLE DEVOTEE ROBBED DENANG. Thurs.— A clerk who went to offer prayers to the Goddess of Mercy on her birthday yesterday was robbed of his wallet containing $20 and two Social Welfare lottery tickets. Low Goon Chuan, 59. reported to police that he was worshipping in the temple at Pitt
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    Cyclist dies
    28 6 PENAN'U, lira:.- A cycltftt Abdu! Wah.b 15. diod on ihe spot when he «ai knocked down by a car at Suiibpi Nibnng KeChll, N.bong Tfba:. yeVierday.
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    For big consumers, cheaper rates on power
    211 6 For big consumers, cheaper rates on power KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. It will be cheaper electricity for iargp manufacturing industrial consumers from next week the National Elec tricity Board announced today. The n. v tariff will apply to manulactunng indu»tr.e- only and docs MM include quarrying, mining and pumping. The maximum
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    Cyclist dies in accident
    67 6 TZLUK ANSON. Thurs. A P buckalingam. 12. died in thf Ipun General Hospital early mi.v momma aftpr being knocked dowi oy a military '.orry at CUangkat Jong Road near" hert on Monday. The lorry was conveying old currency notes back to Bank Negara in Ipufc when
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    Women officials
    45 6 BATU GAJAH. Thurs. Chi Ha.Mnar. b.ntc Abdullah ha* b*r>r» rimed president of ihr> Mu>.;m Wunien'.- Wilfare A.v,ocu;;on. Ba'u U.. <m branch, v.ih Che .Vsm^h binif Abdu Rani as vice-president. Chr Mymrx n b.nt^ Noordin as secretary «n«i Che Zabidart bint# Razah v tre««*urer.
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    The first shipment
    72 6 VI.M.ATUUL. ihurs The first shipment of <»r>ide oil from Western Australia for the Mobil Refinery at Singapore s Jurong industrial estate will arrive on Saturday. The oil. known as Barrow Island crude, is being transported on the I"'!, ii ton tanker hastern Mobility, and will discharge 130.000
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      398 6 ll STOCK REDUCTION 4 m SALE! SALE! SALE! Z Jg (9 DAYS MORE) BIG VALUE-SMALL n PRICE k ~l GROUP A BLOUSES 2 fir S 4.90 SSI GROUP B BLOUSES 2 fir 890 TEE/Tips frini 3.9Sup4| STRETCH SHORTS 2 (or 690 STRETCH SKIRTS 2 fir 890 w. V "J| HSLANCA
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      287 6 Straits Times Crossword BBSJ Hp p I p I U j" 15 I AC'ftOSft 1. "OUU, tajr!" in vim. glib r»- r 8«£ 7 and 22 down' A whim*tort Orlentai «T*-wMb:" C al clue? c 5. 9>. 13 About one shot ii>. 6 Try my poie- vault <6>. 15. Freebooter*
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    Expert returns with a golden idea...
    286 7 Expert returns with a golden idea HE HOPES TO DESIGN JEWELLERY FOR EXPORT TO LONDON SINGAPORE, Thurs I OH Chin-fen, the up-and-coming young jewellery designer in London, has come home to look into the possiblity of exporting Singapore-manu-factured accessories to London and the rest of the world. A former Government,
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    Scout chief's tour
    50 7 TAIPING. Thins. Ihe Peiak Sta.e Scout ConiniLvsumer. Mr. 3riL: Kran Hin. wil. le»\e on a ■arM ;uur. on Aug. 1 during nhich he will attend two conferences the Commonwealth Scouters.' ronfarencc in Ottawa, »nd the other in Seau.r a.- a delegate ot the Ma.ayaian Boy ScouLs A.isociation.
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    Lock icon JAPAN TO EXPLOIT OIL IN BORNEO
    133 7 TOKYO, Thurs. A Eleven Japanese linns have jointly established a company to develop oil resources In South Borneo. Kyushu Oil Development c-i. with an authorised capital of 7.200.000.000 yen, uians to exploit oil n the Indonesian territory of South Kalimantan under a 30-year contract
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    Housing estates: Way out for parking problems
    371 7 SINGAPORE, Thur* r pHE Singapore Insti--1 tute uf Architects has .sugs e sted that the Housing and Development Board, should look into parkin" problems in all its housing estates, on a mo r e comprehensive basis. Tins should be done by surveying the
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    Thief snatches school payroll
    84 7 Thief snatches school payroll tIM.APOKi: Thurs. —A J thief Rrabb«ii a si.y.n, payroll from a headmistress. .Mrs. LX. YanderIm k. .'SO. outside her ■eked in Kirn Seng Road this afternoon. The money, drawn from .1 h.ink in Shaw House, was in her handbag which the thief snatched from her as
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    CARPENTER GETS 817,268 DAMAGES
    97 7 CARPENTER GETS 817,268 DAMAGES L r UALA LUMPUR. 1V Thurs. A carpenter, Hee Chau Wai, 19, was today awarded $17,268 damages for injuries and loss of earnings after an accident in 1964. Mr Justice Raja A/lan Shah found that Madam Chew Lai K*>w the driver of the car which came
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    six 'Kiwr MPs HERE ON FIRST STAGE OF S-E ASIA TOUR
    313 8 six 'Kiwr MPs HERE ON FIRST STAGE OF S-E ASIA TOUR SINGAPORE, Thurs. Six New Zealand Members of Parliament flew in from Auckland today on the first leg of a monthloiik tour of Southeast Asia. Led by Mr. Daniel Johnston Riddilord. >:J. and a war hero, the "Kiwi"' group will
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    Management
    27 8 SINGAPORE. Thins— A M.-U--tne Hanarri University profetaor. Mr W Warren Haynes. will talk about "Current trends in management at the Shell TheatretK at 5.30 pm tomorrow.
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    SPECTACULAR ICE FOLLIES
    184 8 (iI.M.APOKh. Ihurv— O The lee Follies from \iisiral:.i billed as the world"*, "most *pri t.i( ular musical revue" began Ihrir two-week enjatemnit in a Hurry of legs at a local nightspot here last nisht. Ihe I '-member croup pl.t>rd to a packed house, all of uiiom bad
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    Musicians' chief
    33 8 SINGAPORE Thin- Mr Garry. Paliano ha« been elected president I lof the Musicians Union Other; offlclHls hi Kde Mi RHnidas Annam.'la\ Yire-pre.sidenii. Mr D«r.| Hopkins .secretary and Mr Joytto Marcelo itreawireri.
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    Family of stars
    163 8 (SINGAPORE. Thurs. The well- known Leong; family of five Cantonese Hong Kong film stars flew into Singapore today for two-week engagement at two local cinemas. Led by papa l.rnng Sent Poh. s«-rrrn comrdian and opera actor, they MN mi t on arrival by a crowd of fans.
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    'Rebel' loses citizenship
    123 8 CDfGAFOBB, Thurs. Tan Siong Lim. described by police as a member of the "People's Revolutionary Party of Singapore," whose objective was the violent overthrow of the Government, has been deprived »f his citizenship by the Labour Minister. An official statement today said Tan was arrested in January
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    THIRTY FARM SCHOOL ! PASS-OUTS
    85 8 THIRTY FARM SCHOOL PASS-OUTS SINGAPORE. Thur- Another batch of 30 trainees will graduate from the Singapore Farm School at Stmbawang on Saturday to help in the' Government"- agricultural j expansion programme Tliev iomj>ri«-e 17 tMrhers-ln-tnui.n.i: hniir.tia'td by the Ministry of Education, and 13 (arm jpouttu from Ihe mral area-. A
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    S'pore youth essay contest
    76 8 SINGAPORE. Iliu r> Pre-uniynr»lty .--tuclcnt.- In SinKaporc ;tr( n.yited to I compete in an t>>;iv writing competition being held in conjunction with New Zealand "> National Day celebrations next month The Youth ol Singapore Is the theme of the ranlrat. In which prize.- worth 51. 200
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    The unrest in Mao's far -provinces
    915 9  -  Stanley Karnow RIOTS AND BATTLES AS THE OLD GUARD HOLDS OUT AGAINST THE RED GUARDS by HONG KONG A PAIR of important frontier provinces at opposite ends of Communist China are currently erupting in dissidence as local factions fight to resist efforts by Chinese
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    Britain's new thoughts on an old sex law
    709 9  -  Robert L. Mott by FOR all the anguish and frustration that the British public has felt over the country's self-imposed economic immobility, there can scarcely be legitimate complaint that the standstill extends to social life, nor that all social change is frivolous
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      New Moves On Vietnam?
      642 10 Correspondents in Washington have placed an interesting construction on the U.S. Government's appeal to the Nati' 'ii;»l Liberation Front in South Vietnam to pve the International Red Cross access to the American soldiers and civilians captured by the Vietcong. In addressing the N.L.F., the argument goes,
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      Not So Helpless
      362 10 Consideration for the blind in Malaya is moving rapidly from impractical sympathy to practical assistance, with the blind themselves the main engineers of change. In various I experiments over the past few years they have done so well that there is no longer any question that they
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      Unhappy Return
      197 10 President de Gaulle committed en astonishing error when he encouraged Canada's French-speaking separationists to continue their campaign for an independent state, and the Canadian Government's reaction was appropriate. Did the President make another mistake by deciding to cut short his visit? Had he gone on to Ottawa he
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      Hospital bill for a Govt servant
      131 10 I AM a Government servant. Three days after my wife consulted the gynaecologist at the General Hospital. Malacca. for prenatal care. I received a bill for twenty five dollars for 'naslhaf. I had to dig out this large sum to pay the hospital. I
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      Lake Palourde
      91 10 YVE refer to your report (B.T. July 22) headed "Lake Palourde Case: Hearing in Singapore" in which it is stated that a spokesman of this firm confirmed a report from your London correspondent that the case will be heard In Singapore. In fact, what we Informed your reporter
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      DTC figures
      107 10 I WAS surprised by the statement of Mr. 8. S. Ramasamy, the DTC's Teachers' Panel representative, that 40 per cent of DTC teachers with School Certificates would benefit from the Government's parity offer. Where did Mr. Ramasamy get his figure from? Actually the number of DTC teachers who
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      Orientation
      55 10 THE orientation week In MARA College will begin when the freshles come In a fortnight. As a potential student I only hope that the 'ceremonies' will serve their main objective to foster friendship and goodwill between the seniors and the freshles —and not be turned Into an ordeal for
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    LEARNING MALAY
    450 10  -  YUNUS MARIS LESSON 72 in a new series by GLOBBARY: DI-PERmufakatKAN (V) to be settled by mutual consultation, give and take; stmbol in) symbol; MEMPF.Rkemas i<> to tidy up. to streamline: PEMKLajarAN <m learning, process of learning: para wartavi AN iNi Journalists (lit: "assembly of Journalists"). Still on
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    CHINA'S BILL FOR MAO'S REVOLUTION
    1005 10 - Problems in industrial towns, evidence of an economic decline by the Hong Kong Correspondent of the ECONOMIST, London CHINA has now gathered in a large part of this year's grain harvest. It is claimed that the crop shows an increase of 10 per cent over
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    Judge finds for a sacked detective
    944 11 Judge finds for a sacked detective NOT GIVEN CHANCE TO BE HEARD AT DISCIPLINARY HEARING SINGAPORE. Thurm fHEHigh Court today declared the dismissal of Detec-tive-constable Phang Moh Shin from the Singapore Police Force four years ago was "illegal void inoperative and of no effect." PhaiiK. through Mr. Lim Chor Pee,
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    Lock icon Envoy back in Manila to discuss Sabah claims?
    98 11 M AMI A, Thurs. The IT£ Philippines Consul General to Singapore, Mr. Mariano Lngarta. has returned, reportedly in connection with his country's controversial claim to Sabah. Foreign Ofiice officials confirmed Mr. Logarta'* return but declined tr five a reason. The Con-sul-General was
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    A minor operation for the Sultan of —Johore
    159 11 A minor operation for the Sultan of —Johore |(UALA LUMPUR. Thurs. The Sultan of Johore was admitted to the General Hospital here last night and underwent a minor operation this morning. The Sultan, who will be 73 on Oct. 28, was here for the two-day Conference of Rulers which began
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    FREAK $10 FOUND IN S'PORE
    119 11 FREAK $10 FOUND IN S'PORE SINGAPORE, Thursday. A COOK, Mr. Alex Pereira, has found a new Singapore $10 note with the reverse of the letters "ore" printed directly below the big word Singapore—on both sides of the note. Mr. Pereira. 52. who works for the Austiallan High Commission, said he
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    Reminder on minimum pay for hotel men
    127 11 Reminder on minimum pay for hotel men KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. —Workers in the hotel and catering industry In nine towns were today reminded that they were entitled to a minimum monthly wage of $100 under the Wages Regulation (Catering and Hotel) Order, 1967. The order came Into effect on July
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    Surveyor's switch
    21 11 SUNOEI PATANI. Thurs. Mr. Chov Hon Nang. district surveyor, will be going to Machang, Kelantan. on transfer next month.
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    Motors stolen
    38 11 PENANG, Thurs. Two cement mixer motors. valued at tI.SOO. were reported stolen from a building site in Mount Erskine Road. yesterday. A contractor. P'ng Cheng Poh. 55. told police. the mixers were kept In a shed.
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    Why the opposition wasn't invited to meet Tun
    198 11 Why the opposition wasn't invited to meet Tun lESSELTON. Thurs. J The Sabah Chief Mim*ter s political secretary. Inche Salleh Sulong. today explained why opposition members were not invited to functions held here last weekend for the visit of the acting Prime Minister. Tun Abdul Rasak. Inche Sulong said the
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    FRIDAY MEAT FOR RCs
    80 11 I^UALA LUMPUR. Thurs. From Aug. 15. Roman Catholics in Malaysia and Singapore may eat meat on Fr.days except on Good Friday. This was declared recently in a circular addressed to all the Catholic churches in both nations, signed jointly by the Archbishop of Malacca and Singapore,
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    Back to weekend school for 36 managers
    155 11 Back to weekend school for 36 managers OINGAPORE. Thurs.— Thirty-six managers from Singapore and Malaysia will go back to school this weekend for a twowe c k management course at the Cameron Highlands Hotel beginning on Sunday. They are participants in the third residential advanced management course, organised by the
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    FPA meeting
    23 11 IPOH. Thurs. The Perak Family Planning Association will hold it* animal meeting at the Young Women's Christian Association here on Saturday.
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      773 11 TV MALAYSIA CHANNEL 5 KuaLa Lumpur Judy the Poacher: 7 News and Penanc 6 Ipoh and In Tamil. 7.10 Sports Arena. Malacca; 3 and 10 Johore 7.35 Th# Texan The AcBahru; i Talplng; 7 Batu cuser; 8 Nevs in Mandarin: Pahat: 9 Klaanr.. 8.10 Dayana Malaysian 3 p.m. Opening and
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    First of its kind:
    345 12 FIRE-CRACKERS WILL BE MADE AT FACTORY IN JURONG SOON SINGAPORE'S iirst factory for fire-crackers and lire-works is expected to go into production early next year and will initially confine itself to meeting local demand. "We are hoping to fill as much local need as possible before
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    MARKETING DIRECTOR
    58 12 MR. J. A. Roberts (above) has recently arrived in Singapore to take up the appointment of marketing director for BP in Malaysia and Singapore, in succession to Mr. B.S. Dixon who has returned to Australia. Mr Roberts has over 20 years service with BP Australia Ltd and his
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    Fernie is operating
    108 12 P<AST service by British manu- facturers of shipboard equipment has enabled the P <fc O Group's 74.422 d.w.t. bulk carrier Fernie to enter service two months earlier than estimated following a fire on April 13 that gutted radio and navigational equipment on board. Fernie. built by the
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    Australian reserves fall
    77 12 Australia's international reserves tell by Asl76 7 million to $1.198 3 million in the year ended June 30. This is the lowest figure since 1962 Gold holdings tor official and bnnking institutions rose by $6.2 million but foreign exchange holdings fell by $182.9 million. The reserves finished
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    Trade surplus
    30 12 The U8 foreign trade surplus narrowed last month, declined to US $355 3 million from the $426 3 million in May the Commerce Department has reported In Washington
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    Office manager back after JAL course
    175 12 Office manager back after JAL course MR. LEE Keng Heng. office manager of Japan Air Lines, regional office In Singapore, recently returned after an intensive managerial training course from Japan. Mr. T. Takenaka. the regional manager of Singapore has announced. Mr. Takenaka said, Mr. Lee was the fourth member of
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    New tinning line soon
    60 12 Koninkiilke Nrderlandsche Hoogovens en Staalfabrieken N.V. will put Into production a third electrolytic tinning line early next month. This wlil raise total production capacity of electrolytic tinplate by 350 000 metric tons to about 580.000 tons annually the firm said. The extension, involving investment of 27
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    Retail car sales rise
    63 12 General Motors Corp reported retail car sales in the July 11-30 period rose to 123.262 a record for the period and up 0.6 per cent from the previous record of 122.448 sales a year earlier Last week Ford Motor Company said it sold 63 805 cars
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    Return from training in Sydney
    89 12 MR. MI'HAMMAD Noor Ghani (above) just returned to Kuala Lumpur from Qantas head office in Sydney, where he competed the first year of a four year sales training coarse. This training covered all basic aspects of airline sales procedures. Mr. Noor Ghani is now working
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    General manager for Jakarta
    102 12 General manager for Jakarta MR. M. FAM, general manager of Hume Industries (Far East) Ltd., will leave for Jakarta to attend the Pacific-Indonesia Business Association conference early next month. The conference is being sponsored by the Stamford Research Institute and will be attended by delegates from the Philippines. Australia, U.S.A.,
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    Sales up
    35 12 American Motors Corp reported mid-July sales rose to 7,119. up 8.6 per cent from the same period last year ana up 39 per cent from the first ten days of July this year.
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    High speed liner
    169 12 ENTERING service In the Europe-Far East trade is The Ben Line's latest high-speed cargopassenger liner Benalbanach. She is seen above on her trials, during which she achieved a mean speed of 24.77 knots Built on the Clyde Renalbanach loads at Hamburg and London before sailing from Southampton
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    FIRST ITALIAN GAS COOKERS ARRIVE
    138 12 T>HE latest range of Marocchi gas cookers is now available on the local market. The first shipment, of 500 three burners, oven and grill modeLs. arrived recently from Italy They are manufactured strictly to specifications to suit Singapore Public Utilities Board gas supplies including adjustable
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    43rd. branch for bank
    102 12 rPHE Chase Manhattan Bank x N.A. announce the opening of Its new full service branch banking ottlct In Seoul the capital of the Republic of Korea. The Beoul office will be Chases eighth branch In Asia. The new branch will bring to 43 the number of
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    Youth: 7 got only $50 for throwing acid on director'
    376 13 r IiELUK A N S O N. 1 Thurs. —P. Allagappan, 19, told the lons court here yesterday that be was ofitird |200 to throw acid last November on Mr. Yeoh Ouan How, a director ol the Lower Perak Motor
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    D.O. for U.S.
    22 13 linn.-. '1 lie I Officer. Syed Alwi bn Byed Ka.-.-iin bii«il<«budin. >r America next mi>nth on United Stn't > Grant.
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    Indon Independence Day celebrations
    110 13 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Preparations are under way for Indonesian Independence Day celebrations in Singapore on Ihe Indonesian li.ii-im ollicer. It < ol Abdul Rachniun K.tmly. ta preparing an elaborate pro ur.iminr for the occasion. The celebrations will be the occasion for the liaison oflice to mine into
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    Dewan to set up Chinese and Tamil sections
    465 13 Dewan to set up Chinese and Tamil sections PLANS FOR 6-STOREY EXTENSION ALMOST READY, SAYS NASIR KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday ■JHE Dewan Bahasa dan Pustaka is to sot up Chinese and Tamil sections as its present building in Airport Road here is extended. Plans for the six-storey extension were being finalised,
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    New system will help ferry users between Penang, mainland
    327 13 New system will help ferry users between Penang, mainland PENANG, Thurs. UERRY users travelling between Penang Island r and the mainland will be saved a lot of inconvenience when a revised system for th> payment of ferry charges, already approved in principle by the Penang Port Commission, is implemented in
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    Annual meeting of Perak MIC
    72 13 IPOh. Than. The Peialc branch ol the Malaysian Indian Congress, «:,i hoid an executive council meet. tig In the t'mno bui.dlng la Brewsttr Rood here on Sunday Representative* from 96 tranche* tn the Sia c will attend the meeting, vbiea will be presided over by
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    Union officials
    38 13 ML'AR num.— lodM bin Abdullah he* been elected chairman of the Johore Blanch of tbe L'nlon of Oovernment Health and Medical Diners, with Inche Sahm bin Haron a« -<cretary and Inch* Imnail bin Abdul Majid trtmsurtc.
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    FOR TUN RAZAK IT'S A BUSY WEEKEND
    158 13 FOR TUN RAZAK IT'S A BUSY WEEKEND UUALA LUMPUR. 1V Thurs. The actinß Prune Miniaier. Tun Abdul Razak, has a busy weekend planned. He wiil open a mosque at Kampong Terentang. near Kuaia Puan. tomorrow murnlng. He will next attend the Jempul Umiio anluicu ueießates. cunierence. from where he will
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    Woman had stolen goods in her shop: Fined
    108 13 Woman had stolen goods in her shop: Fined P O H Thurs. A woman. Tan Tee. 59. was fined $150 by a magistrates court here today when she pleaded puilty to retaining stolen goods valued ai SlOO in her shop. The magistrate. Inche Abdul Hamid bin Mohamed Yunus. advised her
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    High School photo show
    53 13 PENANG. Pri. The Chung Ling High School Photographic Society wUS hold iU annual exhibition at the Chin Kanz Hoay Kuan. MacAUster Road, on July 29 30 and 31 The exhibition will be opened by the president of the Chung Ling Old Boys* Association, ButI terworth. Mr.
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    Lock icon People in Medan tune in to TV Malaysia
    145 13 People in Medan tune in to TV Malaysia MED AX. Thurs. Indonesia is to set up a television relay station in North Sumatra, where people can now tune in to popular TV Malaysia programmes. Indonesian tclcvi-jon can only he seen in the Jakarta area, more than a thousand miles distant
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    129 16 MELBOURNE. Thurs INDUSTRIALS were generally ftrm with rises well m mbm of fails. Leaders howler moved \*rtably BHP up 5 cem& to a new 1967 high of 51U.20 Mininfis eai>ed Most leaders \o«Kiound. but CRA continued ir Improve to finish 20 cents up «t loda> ilo-ir.i prtrai m
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    26 16 July 27. Rl BBIR PRICK: crntK (up a quarter of a cent). TIN: 5610.73 (up *5 cents). Estimated offering 240 tons (up 5 tons).
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    QUIETLY STEADY DAY ON STOCK EXCHANGE
    807 16 From Our Market Correspondent THE Stock Exchange was on the dull side yesterday with no special feature. Industrials generally were quietly steady, but Guinness still continued to edge higher to M 4.78 Straits Times continued to drift after Wednesday s announcement of the unchanged
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    33 16 Malayan Stock Indirrv July IH. July >: Industrial*; 1 T.*»3 111.71 Properties: IIO.JX 109^3 Minings.- 91.02 9 i. g7 t$ rubbers: 109.13 1(18.93 v Dec. >9. 196^ 100. Dec. 30, 1966 100.
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    467 16 Till Straits tin price rose 7"> tents yesterday to i si.lii 7 on strong all-round support. The movement was further aided by a rise of Xl per ton in the three months' forward buyers' price in London on Wednesday afternoon. The estimated
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    239 16 A IGIST first grade rubber f.o.b. buyers closed at 5 p.m. i> Kuala Lumpur and Smjapor* >rsterday at 55', cents per Ik. ui> a quarter of a cent on Wednesday's closing level. The tone *as \ery quirt bat steady. RA.S. and M.X.X. < losing price* in cents per
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    59 16 •j-MI AMMiattMl (I (tank, in MaUy «ia rta<l' ihr-.«» ih^n^"« in Its nr». n mrniuDU \trterday (all t iimi UniUd BtatM! Hrn v i *>r<n*ii s.i 3 16 credit i ii^rtf r. > »eliin« TT *r OO ready: UntUd Statlt B I* Wl.t Cl.rnm, I;*, Nilhirla iili ll«|;
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    1375 17 Bl SIM.SS in and reported t« the Sincapore and Kuals Lumpur trading rooms ol the Stork Kxrhanie yesterday with the number of shares traded In brarket*: INDUSTRIALS. Boustoad U.OOO) SI S.i Crntral Sugar i'.OOOi 51. 64 -Ir 71. D, I 4- 1 OOO) tl
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    38 17 ON tht fr«t axehanj-a mirhtt tn Bone Konc yesterday th» O.» O*(Ur quota* it t 111 lot T.T. and S «0 for eaari Stirling wan quoted at 18.14 »nd mi tail of (eld at 272 t
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      237 17 B^IkMiiSUiMfcMLiMJMLJMLJI BEDFORD PLANTATIONS BERHAD (Incorporated in the Statea „f Malaya 1 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN tha'. the 43rd Annual Ordinary General Meeting of the company uhirh is in bt held at the Registered Office. Lee Van Lian Building on Wednesday 16th August 1967. the Dlrertors will recommend the payment of
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      264 17 THE OVERSEAS ASSURANCE CORPORATION, LIMITED (Incorporated in Singapore) NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Forty-third Annual General Meeting of the Corporation will be held at the Registereo Office of the Corporation at 5 Malacca Street Singapore 1. on Friday, nth August. 1967. at 12 or noon. The Dlrertors will recommend
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      679 17 GOVERNMENT OF THE REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE THE LOCAL GOVERNMENT INTEGRATION ORDINANCE, 1983. (No. 18 of 1963) NOTICE I'NDER SECTION I» (I) Notice Is hereby given, pursuant i to Section 19 < 2 > of the Local 1 Government Integration Ordinance. 1963 that the Director of Public Works requires the execution
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      646 17 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS FEDERAL LAND DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY APPLICATIONS are invited from Malaysian citizens for the post of Accountant with the PLDA. Qualification: Membership of one of the following Institutes: (a) Association of Certified Public Accountants. Malaysia. Ib) Institute of the Chartered Accountants In Scotland in Institute of the Chartered Accountants tn
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      594 17 NOTICE CHAN WING DONOR SCHOLARSHIP. UNIVERSITY OF HONG KONG, HONG KONG. Applications are invited for the grant of the above scholarship which carries free tuition fee for the duration of study of the underjrraduate in the University ol Hong Kong. Applicant should be of Malaysian Citizenship and duly qualifier. to
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      Congratulations
      32 18  -  Linda to Karen —from ORITAINS Linda Ludgrove (left) congratu- lates South African Karen Muir. 14, for setting a new world record of 67.55 ec for the women's 110-yd backstroke at Coventry
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      Two world marks at Pan-Am Games WORLD ROUNDUP
      412 18 Two world marks at Pan- Am Games WORLD ROUNDUP SWIMMING Winnipeg, Thurs. Mark Spitz (US) and Elaine Tanner (Canada) broke world records in the Pan-Amtrican Games swimming comoetition last night. Spitz won the 200 metres butierfly gold medal in 2:6.4 to take two-tenths of a second off the previous mark
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      Lock icon Japan likely to miss Asian meet
      136 18 ATHLKTK S Tokyo. Thurs. Japan is "most unlikely" to take part in the Ifent Asi.iii athletics championships to be held at Kuala Lumpur from Jan. 4 to 8 next year, the Japan AAA said today: A spokesman for the association said the championships fell
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      ALL COURAGE AND PEKAN NEWCOMERS IN THE TOP CLASS
      223 18 ALL COURAGE AND PEKAN NEWCOMERS IN THE TOP CLASS RACING T*HERE are now 754 A horses registered with the MRA. They include six new horse* recently classified:— ■VII Courage 'Class One), a four-year-old New Zealand gelding by Summertime Brown Eyes; Pekan (Class One*. lat« Tyrowen, a five-year-old Australian gelding by
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      880 18 NOTICED LIQUORS LICENSING BOARD SINGAPORE NOTK E OF (iENKRAL I.H KMMNO SKSMON A General Licensing Session of the Liquors Licensing Board for Singapore will be held in Lhe Court of the District Judge and First Magistrate in the Criminal District Magistrate's Courts Building. South Bridge Road. Singapore on Tuevlav. 12th
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      821 18 NOTICES j I THE PLANNING ORDINANCE, IflH (No. 12 of 1959) THE MASTER ri Rl LEB. IM2 XOTHE IMIfK RILK 12. Notice is hereby given that the following proposal for Alteration to the Master Plan il9«6i wa.- i on the 6th day of July. 1967. submitted u> the Minister for
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      849 18 TENDERS HOUSING k DEVELOPMENT BOARD Separate tenders are invitee ;or any one of all of the follow ing. UJ ERECTION Sz COMPLETION of 3 Blocks of 11-Storev Room Flat Unlls > Improved Type i 1 Block of 11 -Store) 3 Room 'Improveo Typei Flats Shops .Total 897 Unit< <v 93
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      61 18 (S^hJß OF r\-i£ MO€>T COMMON FAUUfG OF *fHZ Hl^H MAN/PICAPP^/e l€> A FLAT, OR. L^x/eLy SHOULPER -XUfZNj f"H£ BACKSVA/irs/G» also secedes fla-t.a<e> -thz i-bf-t zlbow FUBS OOf ANP <M£. CUUBFACg ;6> I^A/P OFF* '^r tj r \srters oo*vm \V [ty X I femMove m unison. k* w toe •> .f
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      263 19  -  E. FRIDA HOCKEY By 'PHE semi-flnal rounds of the Malaysian hockey championship for the Tun Razak Cup start today at two ctnt its— Malacca and Ipoh. Sevrn Malaysian states and Singapore will play in separate quadrangular tournaments. The first two teams In each
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      Selangor go to Bangkok confident of victory
      246 19 SOCCER THE Sflangnr football team leave for Bangkok from Subang airport today confident they will clinch the central zone final In the Asian Champion Teams Cup competition against Bangkok Bank tomorrow. The confidence, according to chief selector Hamuh bin Dato Abu Raman, springs
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      RESULT RESULT RESULT RESULT
      1277 19 ATHLETICS KEDAH AAA (Alor Start; Two records were set on the opening day of the championships at SAH College ground yesterday. Schoolgirl Rohanl bt« Mohamed Yusof holated the first new mark when she ran the 400 m In 69.85. clipping sevenfenths of a second off the
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      Too much soccer for top men
      418 19 COACH CRAMER SAYS: match or tournament "Four weeks' training together with an occasional easygoing practice match is the way the Malaysian team should be preparing for next months Merdeka ♦ournament." Cramer emphasised. "This way you will cet a team eager to play and the
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      Selangor hold aces at home
      1009 19  -  NORMAN SIEBEL TOUGH FOR SINGAPORE IN MCA FINAL By cricket season s hardy annual, the tenth inter-state championship final between Selangor and Singapore, starts at 11 o'clock on the Kuala Lumpur padang this morning with the odds steeply on Selangor's side. For a start Selangor
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      257 19 Rajamani will be guest star at Ipoh MAILVA Rajamani, Malaysia's "Sportswoman of the Year. 1966." will be the guest star at the Peralc athletics championships which begin tomorrow at the Ipoh Municipal Padang. Rajamani. born in Perak. is now a teacher at KuaJa Lumpur and runs for Selangor. The Asian
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      87 19 ATHLFTICS NetrTt AAA i KOV Pch er»i. J>r*>mban>: Kerfah AAA (RAHC pro". V Stun: Jnhnre PWO <F Pnhut). Mnifirra Poilr* (Kubu Stadium). BADMINTON Kedah Malar* nenlor rhamplonfhlps fOuni hall. A. Star) rwiCKFT MCA Learne final: Scor v Spore (XL p»--d«"«-. 11) HOCKEY Ramk C»n neml--lin»\* Group 'A': Negrl v KHantm
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    221 20 Tun Razak briefs conference on defence matters The Yang di-Pcrtuan Agong (fifth from left) with the acting Prime Minister. Tun Abdul Razak. on his right at the final day of the Conference of Rulers at Istana Negara. Kuala Lumpur, yesterday. Others in the picture from the left: Syed
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    339 20 Malayawata to sign 51 5.2 m loan pacts with IFC, MIDFL KUALA LUMPUR. Thursday. MALAYSIA'S first steel mill, the $72 million Malayawata Steel Ltd., is to sign loan and capital participation agreements tomorrow with the International Finance Corporation and the Malaysian Industrial Development Finance Ltd. Involving a total of $15.2
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    47 20 SINGAPORE. Thurs— The Sikh temple in Kirk Terrace will mark Singapore's National Day with prayers and distribution of free food on Aug. 9. Prayers for the prosperity of Singapore will be said from 7 am. to 10 am followed by distribution of food.
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    40 20 LEI COM MOCK «wiy PMOtfttll) on T 67 C*rt«Cf leaving I Krnl Road. 8por«- .1 200 pm. nr jv.7 C M ITCPHINI HMtfully »1 Q H hii •t 3 M p m for Wrulrv Chii-cn I* Bakit srrvndlt Cemetery
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    57 20 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Fong Wing Onn of Jalan Tentaram was today i«i the High Court granted his divorce petition on Ihe ground of adultery by Ins wile. Hoi Ynn Heng. According to Fong. hi* wife MM now living with the co-respondent. Siew Tuck Kiang. in Balestler
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    118 20  -  MAGDALENE LUM By ITUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Francine Northcote, 19, from Oklahoma, who arrived here today loaded with 14 pieces of luggage, wants to make one point clear: "There are very few cowboys in my state." Her reason for stressing this point? "Everywhere I
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    115 20 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The Member for Thomson. Mr. Ang Nam P.lau. will ask the Education Minister. Mr. Ong Pang Boon, at the next sitting of Parliament whether he will request the appropriate authorities to examine the possibility of Nanyang University setting examinations for the old system students" of
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    61 20 MADRID. Thurs. Thirty-five hungry, tired coalmlners today ended a week-long underground utrike as 7.000 other miners stopped work, apparently to support their pay claim. The men, who began their underground protest last Thursday, were claiming two million pesetas S 100.000 1 for the mines 70 workers.
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    136 20 RADIOPHONE AND RADAR COURSES SINGAPORE. Thurs. —The Singapore Polytechnic will be conducting a radio-telephony course from July 31 to Aug. 25 and a radar observer course from Aug. 14 to Aug. 25. For the radar course, applicants must be navigating officers, cadets or seamen with at least two years approved
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    33 20 SINGAPORE. Thurs The Minister for Social Affairs and Culture. Inche Othman Wok, will declare open a table tennis and draughts tournament at the Zehnder Road community centre at 7.30 p.m. on Sunday.
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    127 20 BRINEI TOWN. Thurs. Two Brunei army helicopters y e sterday rescued four Kelantan fishermen from the South China Sea off Brunei. The fishermen are lnehe Yusof bin Abu Bakar. Inche Ngah bin Mohamed. Inche Negah bin All and Inche Salleh bin Mohamed. They had been in
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    390 20 LONDON. Thurs. —The London I I stock market was firm in all sections today. A slight downturn was noted near the close but most Issues held the best levels of the day. Closing middle prices of selected stocks not including stamp duty were: RUBBER LONDON.
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    357 20 Committee set up to probe illegal sales of drugs— I^UALA LUMPUR. Thurs. A committee headed by the Deputy Director. Medical Services, Dato (Dr.) Tan Yoon Foil",, lias been set up to go into the question of illegal &ales of drugs. This was announced to- day by the Minister of Health.
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    420 20 Barrington, Graveney in record 3rd wicket stand T ONDON, Thurs. Ken Barrington, who made his 17th Test century, and Tom Graveney Shared a record thir d wicket partnership when the first Test against Pakistan began at Lord's here today. At clom England hud reached 282 for two wicketi with Barnnyton
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