The Straits Times, 15 August 1967

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    22 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFI ED SALE EXCEEDS 150,000 The Straits Times TJIH Niitiitiiiil Niiwsiiipr TUESDAY, AUGUST 15, 1967 15 CENTS KDN. 2578:2590 M.C.(P)2266
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    Razak— PMIP: Stop these rumours
    296 1 Razak PMIP: Stop these rumours I/OTA BAHRU. Mon. 1V The Deputy Prime Minister, Tun Abdul Razak, today advised the PMIP to stop spreading rumours that it was the Central Govern- i merit's intention to j abolish the Malay Regiment. This, he .said. I out allegation which could confuse the people
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    Expelled-200 Singapore students
    445 1 j -m fX^T* 'An end to their hopes... but some l> t' are being given a second chance' SINGAPORE, Monday ABOUT 200 Chinese middle school students have been expelled from their schools for taking part in pro-communist activities, the Ministry of Interior and Defence revealed today. Bill
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    A step nearer return to Spore Jakarta ties
    397 1 A step nearer return to S'pore Jakarta ties EX-CONSUL SOEGIH ARTO OPENS WISMA INDONESIA SINGAPORE, Mon. Singapore and Indonesia faced common threats from the outside world, and it was. therefore, imperative that the two countries should work together to see themselves through this period of "trials and tribulations." This was
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    Lock icon Dewi rumour: A denial
    77 1 rpOKYO. Man.— Mr. Y<>Japanese hotel magnate, today denied last week's Jakarta report* that Madame Dewi Soekarno. third wife of former Indonesian President Soekarno. was plannms to marry him. Mr. Tsutsuml, who is already married, said here through his >»'cretar> that he was extremely displeased to hear
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    Lock icon Two miners die in blast
    45 1 MIERFS i Spain >. Mon— Two miner* died and another was badly Injured In an underground ex- plosion at an Asturian coal mine near here today. Another 14 men mere Mill trapped and IMM .'quads worked feverishly to reach them. Reuter.
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    Farmers allowed into HK
    119 1 HONG KONG, Mon. Gurkha troops today stopped and searched groups of mainland Chint'se farmers for weapons I before they allowed them to enter the Colony. The 17-mile border Is ollicially closed from Shataukok in the east to the railway crossing point at LOWO, near the western
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    Lock icon Still on the job
    47 1 I LONDON. Mon- The Scotland I Yard crime chief. Supt Thomas Butler, who put all but one of the 15-man -Great train robbery" Knnu behind burs has poMprned his retirement In order to May on the trail of the one remaining Mi.spect Reuter.
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    Minister dies
    23 1 WARSAW. Mon Poland's Minister of Municipal Economy. Stanlslaw Sroka. died yesterday In I Warsaw, the Polish news agency I said.— UPl.
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    Stock Exchange decides on $2mil. floor for a listing
    428 1  -  GEOFFREY BOLAND: By SINGAPORE, Monday THK committee of the Slock Exchange, grappling with the problem of overspeculation which has had an adverse effect on Matsushita and Electrical Allied Industries and several oilier counjers recently, luis decided lo hike further measures. The
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    Indonesians to join M-joy
    53 1 Indonesians to join M-joy JAKARTA. Mini A rultural mission ol the Indonesian Army's BtlßtCKi( Forces iKostradi will leave lor Kuala Lumpur OH Au,;. 20 to take part in Malajda Independenre Day celebrations The mission, liu-ludiiv.: dancers and singer;-, will be led by Mis. Wahono. wile of the Kostrad Chief lof
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    Lock icon Congo mobs sack Belgian mission
    172 1 Congo mobs sack Belgian mission BRUSSELS. Mon. The Belgian embassy in Kinshasa, Conyo. was today sacked by demonstrators who broke us windows, invaded the embassy buildin» and burned all its furniture in the street. Embassy personnel had previously been evacuated. Congolese ix»liee did nothing to stop the demonstrators, but President
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    STOP PRESS
    29 1 ASIAN HIGBWAT RARII. lH«m Thr««day ministerial meeting A-nn Highway coordination committee began her* today under ansplres of economic aommlssloa for Asia and the Far Cart (Frafe).— Heater.
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      Lock icon Mao won't come in: Taylor
      625 2 Mao won't come in: Taylor y^A SHI^ T GTON, Mon. Two presidential envoys who recently returned from an Asian factfinding tour said they did not believe that increased U.S. bombing of North Vietnam near the Chinese border would result in Chinese intervention in the Vietnam war. Gen. Maxwell Taylor, interviewed
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      Lock icon Air India crews on strike
      56 2 ■OMBAY. Mon More than 1.200 aircraft technician* of Air India and Indian Airlines failed to arrive for work yesterday after their union called a strike on Fri- 1 day night. The Indian Aircraft and Techni- j cians Association called the stop- > page v protest
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      Lock icon 30 million up
      30 2 MONTREAL. Mon Hou**- wife Mrs. Tirr.pfhy Brcdenck of Toronto yesterday became the 30 millionth visitor to Exdo 67 They jay her a corsage and 30-millionth-visitorts button. Reut*r.
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      Jockey killed
      31 2 BANOKOK. Mon A 14-ye»r--old lockey «is killed yesterday when the one-*v«»d hors* he wu riding collide') with another horse at a race meet.ng at the Bangkok Turf Cub. AF
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      Lock icon New Jakarta offer to Peking Chinese
      136 2 JAKARTA. Mon. Indonesia is for the first time offering to ship Peking citizens back to China at their own expense, it was learned here today. Thousands of Chinese nhn have been repatriated in the past few years have all been transported aboard Chinese ships
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      Lock icon Peking in state of jitters, newsman l—reports—
      227 2 Peking in state of jitters, newsman reports OSLO, Mon. A Norwegian journalist, who returned from Peking last night, ,vurt the autnority of the Communist Government aid not yo lar. beyond Poking and the atmosphere in the capital was very nervous. Mr. Karald Munthe-Kaas irrespondent of the Scandinavian Npws Agencies until
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      Fire havoc
      26 2 JAKARTA, M"n. More tMB 1.300 people wfrr made homeleM by a fire which (<nepf Tandj-)ngt*ro district of Lombok Island. Antar* news agency reported today.
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      Lock icon NEW CLASHES IN EAST JAVA
      240 2 NEW CLASHES IN EAST JAVA JAKAKTA. Mon.— Clashes ha\»- broken nut in Soeral).i\.i. BaM Java, between the youth .section of the pro-Sorkarn.i Nationalist Party and members of the IndniKsi.i Stuilcnl Aition 1 mill, Kami. I lie army-run MffMHH Amprr.i reported today. I In- clashes beK.in last Thursday and troops immediately
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      Sydney newsmen vote to continue strike
      219 3 Sydney newsmen vote to continue strike SYDNEY, Mon. About 4.000 journalists, printers, transport workers and clerks employed by Sydney's metropolitan newspapers, yesterday voted to remain on .strike following allegations of attempted victimisation of staff by two unnamed proprietors. Sydney s newspaper strike trouble^ began un Aug. 1 when journalists struck
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      KIESINGKR
      223 3 KIESINGER FLIES IN FOR TOP TALKS WITH LBJ WASHINGTON, Mon. West <.ti in. m h.tn cellor Mr. Kiesinger arrived here last nicht for talk* uilh President Johnson designed to bridge the "consultation gap' that has appeared between West Germany and the I'nited States .Mr. Kiesiuger (above) landed at Andrews Air
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      Lock icon PRIEST FINDS FORGED WARTIME £5 MILLION
      106 3 IIOME. Mod. A priest at Maglia Alta. near lleran,). who looked insid an old organ yesterday for the name of Its maker found instead a bundle of counterfeit British banknotes totalling £5 million. The local bank manager declared the notes forgeries and newspapers here
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      Rebel Biafra troops take 3 towns
      532 3 L/GOS. Monday gECESSIUNIST Biafran troops have captured three towns in Northern Nigeiia and are pushing towards the Niger and Benue rivers and the key town of Lokoja, Radio Biafra said last night. The radio ciaimed that the Biafrans were some 40 miles north of
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      Lock icon 15 states back surgery to curb births
      174 3 15 states back surgery to curb births NEW DELHI, Mon. The Chief Ministers of all but two of India's 17 states favour compulsory sterilisation of couples with three children, the Health Minister, Dr S. Chandarasekhar. said yesterday. The Minister, who announced last month that the Government was examining- a proposal
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      Lock icon Cobra going to South Vietnam
      56 3 BANGKOK. Mun The vanguard of thf Queen's Cobra Combat Regiment will leave for active duty in South Vietnam nevt week. The res', will go in September. Two thousand four hundred members of the reeimem are undergoing the final phase of jungle v. iirfare training in
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      Lock icon Crop failure
      33 3 BANGKOK. Mon. Crop failures ihis year because of tn« worst drought in 62 years may force the Thai Government to Increase taxes next year, a higbranklng government official na» warned. Reuter
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      Lock icon Iran-Turkey line
      21 3 ISTANBUL. Mon. Turkey. Iran and Pakistan will build an oil pipeline from Iran to a Turkish Mediterranean harbour. U.P.I.
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      Lock icon Big love-in by hippies turns into fight-in
      111 3 LONDON. Mon A lovein by a croup of hippies at Slough yesterday turned into fight after they splashed water on some bystanders. Trouble broke out when the hippies holding love-in at a local partj. decided to jump into a paddling pool. Some youthful
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      Lock icon 'Breach of faith' charge by India's —Princes
      279 3 'Breach of faith' charge by India's Princes YEW DIIUiI, Aion. India's manarajas called on the ruling Congress Party yesterday to withdraw a recent resolution urging the Government to stop paying privy purses granted to the former rulers when thair states were merged with independent India. After a two-day secret conclave
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    Spore shoes for Bulgaria
    380 5 S'pore shoes for Bulgaria SINGAPORE, Monday 160,000 pairs of leather footwear worth Sl. sm to be shipped in about four months CLN'GAPURL-made leather shoes will soon be worn by more Bulgarians than Singaporeans themselves. In aboul four months. 160.000 pairs of leather shoes will be shipped to the East European
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    Better food plan for pilgrims
    70 5 pENANG. Mon. The Malay.-ian Pilgrimage Advisory Committee ha* recommended that all cooks In pilgrim ships should be sent for a culinary course at the Mara College ln Petallna Jaya. '•We want, as lar a.s pos.sible. to meet the wishe.s of pilgrims who have asked for
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    A crown for 'Miss S'poremade 1967'
    92 5 A crown for 'Miss S'poremade 1967' 4 SINGAPORE womai. M.P., Madam Chan Choy Siong. crowning Miss Koh Nguan Gek, 18. "Miss Singaporemade 1967" at th* Great World Park on Sunday. The contest, which was held in conjunction with the current Singapore-made and wearing apparel exhibition at the Dark attracted more
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    Author to talk on Mecca
    58 5 PENANG. Mon. A Malay author, Syed Alvr Alhady. will giv* a talk on ■'Changis in Mecca and Arab countries" to the Ppnang Mdj Associati. n at 8 p.m. on Aug. '25 Following this, the former president of t*r association. Haii S M. Zainu. Abidin. will
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    And 240,000 cans of beer
    137 5 C I NO APORt, Mon I r.tser and Nravc today signed an export agreement with Bulgaria for a direct sale of 240.000 cans of locally-brewed Tiger beer. Even as the signing ceremony was taking place in (be office of the Bulgarian Trade Counsellor in Singapore.
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    5 leftist unions to be banned —unless...
    177 5 5 leftist unions to be banned unless SINGAPORE. Mon. *^Flve Barisan Sosialis unions are to be de-re-gistered unless they can explain their'failure to comply with new amendments to the labour laws. The.se union* have till Oct 16 to do so. "Show CaUM" notices were sent out to them early today
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    Man, 55, acquitted on charge of rape
    125 5 SINGAPORE. Mon. Lee Hak Tjai. 55. charged with raping the 11 -year-old daughter of his form- er employer, was acquitted by Mr. Justice Kulasekaram in the High Court today. The judge held tha. there had been a number of material discrepancies in j
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    Block planting scheme in bad condition'
    272 5 ¥POH. Mon. -All the 1 18 new block planting schemes in Perak, totalling 8.187 acres, are in an "unsatisfactory" condition. Dato Liew Why Hone a State Executive Council member, said this when he sought approval of an add. tlonai expenditure of $2,054,770 under the
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    Big RI cultural mission to give N-Theatre shows
    249 6 SINGAPORE, Mon A 73-mrm-ber Indonesian cultural mission including: 23 girls flew into Singapore today to give three shows at the National Theatre as part of an official cultural exchange programme with Singapore. The group, which will give performances of Indonesian songs and
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    SINGAPORE AS TOP TRAINING CENTRE FOR EXECUTIVES
    350 6 I SINGAPORE. Mon. |>ROFESSOR Ram Charan, a Havard University specialist on business policy today predicted that Singapore would eventually brcome a regional centre for the training of top management men. Singapore, lio said w very stable political and economic set-up, and this together
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    Office-bearers of Poly union
    82 6 SINGAPORE. MOO Mi Jimmy Cliong has been ele> ted president of the Polytechnic Student.- Onion. Other officials include: V:ce- president. Mr. P D De-sat, gene--1 ral wcriUiy. T«n Ping Fee; orifa>ecreiaiy, Mi. Onu >no Eng: flnancial ■acrttan Mi Chung Senp Hone: publications **rretary. Mr J'n Shek
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    Dinner and joget
    33 6 SINGAPORE Mon. Hie Singapore Traction Company Employres I. nion will hold a dinner «nd Joget parly on Saturday at ns I premises in Wood.sv tile to ctlt- !>r«tf> National D»v
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    Apex Club officials
    80 6 SINGAPORE MOB Mr. Sleph»n Brer baa bcon elrned president of the Apex Club of SinsaPpre. Officials are: Mr Jinimv Chan, .secrrtary: Mr Ronald Koh, trfHMirer. Mr. Sonny Knh omm:^sn«i; and Mr. Edmond Pm* ra. M-igcant-rft-ai m» other dfcwctsn ut Mr. PeUf t>H\ry. mpmbfrship: Dr Ocoftrt] T M.
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    Water supply restored
    161 6 SIMiAPORK. Mon.— The off-on-off water supply "I the upper floors of Hilltops Ciiirnhills 17-store.v block of luxury ap.irtmcnts. was restored again this morning. A spokesman for Town i ml City Properties developers of the flats said today: "We have done our bit. Being the developers, we passed
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    Police and Military display
    35 6 SINGAPORE. Mon —The N»- I tmnul Dry Police «nd Military I display at the Jalan Beaar Stadium cnntlnue* tomorrow and on Wednesday from 8 p.m. to 10 4o ociock each night.
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    1 | GOVT ADVICE TO STUDENTS GOING TO UK FOR HIGHER STUDIES
    163 6 GOVT ADVICE TO STUDENTS GOING TO UK FOR HIGHER STUDIES SINGAPORE. Mon. —The Singapore Government today asked student* wishing to proceed to the United Kingdom for their tertiary education this year to note that under the procedure laid down by the I K. Universities entral Council of Admission (I'CCA). applications
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    Girl fined $500 for act of vandalism
    148 6 Girl fined $500 for act of vandalism SINGAPORE. Mon. A girl. Cheng Buay was today fined $500 or six months' jail after being found guilty by a district court of com- mitting vandalism on July 9. The court was told that at 5.20 am on that day. three policemen saw
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    C-centre dinner i
    40 6 C-centre dinner SINGAPORE. Mon -Thr Minister for Labour. Mr. Jek Yeun Thong will br the guest-of-honour •t a Queenntown Residents' Wei- fare Association dinner and variety j show to be held at the Alexandra I community centre on Aug 26.
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    Variety show
    24 6 SINGAPORE. Mon —A dinner and variety show tomorrow night will climax the week-long National Day celebration.s of the Upper Serangoon community centre.
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    TEACHERS' WEDDING
    59 6 MR and Mrs. Anthony Quek 800 Quee after their weddinir at the Christ Methodist Church in K.tst Coast Road. They are both teachers The croom is thr sec- ond son of Madam Lim Ah I. me and the bride, the former Miss Magdalene Chia Siew- C'hoo is the
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    Hamzah returned unopposed as MP for Raub
    163 7 Hamzah returned unopposed as MP for Raub DAUB, Mon. Inche Hamzah bin Dato Abu Samah. until recently Chief Registrar Of the Federal Court in Kuala Lumpur, was today returned unopposed to Parliament for the Raub constituency. Opposition parties failed to file their nomination papers by noon, when nomination for the
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    Visit by Mayor of Delhi
    61 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. The Mayor of Delhi, and one of India* top industrialists. Mr. Hansara] Gupta, will arrive here on Wednesday for a two-day visit. He will discuss with the Minister of Local Government and Housing. Mr. Ktiaw Kai BohMalaysia's narticination in the Inrli.-m International
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    Free X-rays
    25 7 I '"MIT. Mon A mobile team will provide free chest X-rays to the public at the District Hospital here on Thursday and Friday.
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    Rates for Press telegrams going up
    99 7 Rates for Press telegrams going up Ll \l.\ I.I.MI'IH. Mon. Press telegram rates from Malaysia to other Commonwealth countries except Singapore. Brunei and Christmas Island will be increased to 10 cents per word for ordinary Press telegrams and 40 cents per word for urgent telegrams. Announcing that this would be
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    Show by seven Perak artists
    73 7 IPOH. Mon. —A seven-man art exhibition was opened yesterday by Mr Yap Yin Pah. a miner, at the PefaW Sundry Association Guiid here. The artists taking part in the exhibition which will c'.ose on Aug 19. are Mr. Tang Tuck Kan. Mr. Chong Soon Hirnt.
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    Writer's meeting
    25 7 KANOAR. Mon. The Perils Writers' Association will hold an executive committee meeting on Aug. 21 to discuss a programme for the ensuing year.
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    SUPP members told: Quit party and killer squads
    301 7 KUCHING. Mon. VIODERATE Chinese leaders and mem- bers of the left-wins; Sarawak United Peoples' Party were urged today to leave their party and its Communist killer squads and Join a "strong, closely knitted and united party to serve not only our community
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    Penghulu Tawi Sli 'under medical care at residence'
    123 7 I/UCHINO. Mon. A Sarawak Government spokesman today denied that the Chief Minister. Penghulu Tawl Sli. had been seriously 111 and said he was recovering under medical care In his official residence. It Is understood that the Chief Minister was admitted to Kuching
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    Drug racket uncovered
    312 7 Police find Indian hemp being grown in Pontian for the production of marijuana JOHORE BAHRU, Monday. JOHORE police have uncovered a syndicate in Pontian which grew Indian hemp for the production of marijuana. More than 20 suspects have been questioned and three people detained for having the
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    Theft of fish
    43 7 PENANO. Mon. About 90 katis of fish were stolen from a shed in Telok Banana over the weekend. Khoo Chin Yock. a dealer, reported to police that he found the fish missing when he went to the shed early yesterday.
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    Earlier train
    32 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. From tomorrow, the morning train to Tapah Road will leave Telok Anson wharf at 8 a.m.. Instead of 8.40 a.m.. the Malayan Railway Administration announced here to-
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    Indon film stars visit a tobacco factory
    91 7 i^UALA LUMPUR, Mon. Some of the Indonesian film stars here for the Indonesian Film Festival at the Odeon cinema visited the Malayan Tobacco Company factory at Sungei Besi Road today. They are here shown examining processed tobacco. The group will leave for Singapore
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    Fisherman fined $5,250
    50 7 PENANG Mon. Enr Siok Piau. a 56-year-old fisherman, was fined a total of $5,250 in the Sessions Court today whin he pleaded guilt? to two charges of conveying dutiable Roods without the permission of the Comptroller of Customs. A Customs party intercepted his sampan off Batu Maung.
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    4,049 students in Big Walk
    68 8 4 SECTION of the girls from the senior and junior sections starting off the Chinese YMCA Big Walk from Shenton Circus on Sunday. A record number of 4,049 boys and girls took part in the 7mile walk from Shenton Circus to West Point Gardens in
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    Students to get taste of life at sea
    277 8 SINGAPORE. Mon.—Singapore students will be able to get a taste of life at sea during Merchant Navy Week from Sept. 18 to Sept 23, when a number of selected merchant ships in the harbour will be open to organised school parties. Merchant
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    What we lack in numbers, we make up in quality
    236 8 WOK ON DEFENCE POLICY: SINGAPORE, Mon.— The Minister for Culture and Social Affairs. Inche Othni.tu Wok, tonight spelled out Singapore's defence policy as "what we lack in numbers, we make up in quality." He said tbe defence of Singapore, "judging
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    Young Arthur, playing like master, had PI champion Naranja worried
    241 8 FESTIVAL CHESS CHAMPIONSHIP SINGAPORE. Mon. IN the fourth round of the Festival Championship played yesterday, young Arthur Lee rated No. 60 by the Tournament Committee played like a master and gave the Philippine champion Naranja some bad moments. Arthur boldly
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    Varsities' floats were attacked
    101 8 SINGAPORE, Mon. Illuminated floats put up by students of three higher institutions of learning for the National Day celebrations were attacked by vandals. This was revealed for the first time today by the University of Singapore Students' Union, which put up one of the floats. The
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    THE FOUR WINNERS
    77 8 Pictured above (from left) are: Vanessa Hope, 15, of the Marymount Convent.'who came first in the junior girls section; Pang Toh Pin. 15, of the Swiss Cottage School, who won in the junior boys section; Goh Vat Tin«. 18. of the Dunearn Chinese Middle School, winner in
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    3 YEARS JAIL FOR MAN WHO ROBBED NUN OF SI 1.300
    334 8 3 YEARS JAIL FOR MAN WHO ROBBED NUN OF $1 1,300 SINGAPORE, Mon. ONE of four men who robbed two temple nuni of $11.300— part of a $23,000 lottery prize was Jailed for three years by a district court today. Ang Yang Hoe. 23. pleaded guilty in the Third District
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    Golden Mile: MP to ask about those displaced
    173 8 SINGAPORE, Mon. -Mr. Nf Yeow Chong, MP for Mountbatten. will ask the Minister for Law and National Development five questions at the next sitting of the Singapore Parliament. He will ask: Whether the Government would consider bulldfng a footbridge across the Geylang
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    Searching Eastern medicine for birth control secrets
    687 9  - Searching Eastern medicine for birth control secrets ARTHUR J. DOMMEN by Indians invented the 'Pill' centuries ago the Love Potion Pill. India's Family Planning Ministry has offered a big reward for a Pill from 'the other part of the book 1 to prevent births. INDIANS invented 'the Pill* thousands of
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    THE CAPTAIN'S LEG CAME BACK
    773 9 JOAN COURT by AND THE DEAD MAN WENT HOME Some extraordinary coincidences retold SCREA M IN (i along ;it »XXO miles an hour, the American Air Force pilot over Long Island put his aircraft into a sleep dive from I&000 feet, to test the plane's
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    ANNOUNCEMENTS
    108 10 M Wmrdt tit (Minimum) THE SINCLAIR SCHOOL of DanclnK. Ballet H at St. AnI r,. r Mill. Kniol fur Bept•mher. 1.1 7602 Kxt. mm s porr. CNGLISM COFFEE-* Ulal uonaruae Put H.ir liirad i a made mainly from fm.«t K.nya brans. OM ■■up II <haiiK« your miuO IVININC WITH
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      Flats From Factories
      685 10 It will not be long before Malaysia's "industrialised housing", on paper a promising solution to a vexing problem, is put to the acid test. By the end of the year, anmding to Inche Khaw Kai Boh at the i weekend, four blocks of flats built by the
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      Red Guardism
      326 10 Chinese embassies abroad reject with scorn the protests of governments to whom they are accredited, and in Peking the Chinese Foreign Office throws them out of the window. But someone reads them, and sometimes there is quick and apologetic action. Less than twenty-four hours after the Soviet Prime
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      Needy State
      248 10  -  Kelantan has been in financial trouble long enough for Tun Razak's warning not to be taken perhaps as seriously as it should. Obviously the State cannot spend and borrow, and bo: row and spend, without a reckoning. It faces this year s deficit of $10 million, with $7
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    How to make a 'dull' child bright
    789 10 How to make a 'dull' child bright JOE HAGGERTY by MEW YORK THE AMAZING RESULTS REVEALED IN A PSYCHOLOGY EXPERIMENT THAT PASSES JUDGEMENT ON TEACHERS TELL a teacher that she has a bright child on her hands and he will probably wind up with good marks; but, if it is
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    Vatican studies new theory on Jesus' death
    948 10  -  GEORGE BLACK by ROME A THEORY is now being studied by Roman Catholic scholars which could lend greater force to tlie Vatican Council's controversial resolution lifting the blame for Christ's death from the Jews. It is that Jesus deliberately forced his judges to
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      884 10 Classified advertisements for Straits Times Malay Mail may be handed to: COLD STORACI SUPtH-MARKIT Orchord Rood (Receptionist Deiki COLD STORACI IRANCHfS Holtond RooJ Novol Bo* CITY BOOK STORE LTD., W nche\tet Moui«. CoMytr Quoy. THI NtWS FRONT f itipotrick't Supcrmorktt M. M. ISMAIL J Admirolty Rood, Novol Bom. HAMICM STORI.
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    Retrenchment warning
    455 11 TERRIFIC TUMBLE IN SALES, PROTEST BY ESSO DEALERS SINGAPORE, Monday. WORKERS in the petroleum industry may have to be retrenched the Singapore Petroleum Products Dealers' Association said today when it protested against the increase in Esso petrol prices announced on Saturday. The association said that sales had taken
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    The Shell prices go up, too—by mistake
    232 11 The Shell prices go up, too by mistake KLALA 1.1 Ml'l X, Mon. The price of Shell petrol went up by mistake over the weekend due possibly to a "breakdown in communications," according to a Shell Malaysia spokesman. The spokesman confirmed today that the prices of Shell petrol had not
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    Liner does London run
    91 11 quicker SINGAPORE. Mon— A l4 000--ton P and O super cargo liner, the 21 -knot Stratconon. has taken one day less to travel from Japan to London via the Panama than tup 32 days scheduled transit time it takes via the Suez. By achieving her fa.st
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    Parity for teachers: 10 conditions to Govt. by union
    358 11 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. THE National Union of Day Training College Trained Teachers has submitted 10 conditions to the Government before it accepts parity for its members, the peneral secretary, Mr. Chew Choon Mine, said today. These conditions, he added, were technical
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    TENGKU MEETS UNION MEN TODAY
    133 11 TENGKU MEETS UNION MEN TODAY L I Al LUMPUR, Mon. Tengku Abdul Kahman will meet a nineman civil service trade union delegation tomorrow morning at his office to discuss the Suftian Salaries Commission report. The delegation will be led by Mr. T. Narendran, the president of the Congress of Unions
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    India's big day
    31 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. All offices of the Indian High Commission here, including the library of the Information Service, will be closed tomorrow to mark India s Independence Day.
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    Teachers: Quality from
    170 11 Teachers: Quality from now on, says Khir KUALA LUMPUR, Monday. QUALITY will be the watchword in the selection of teachers from now on, the Minister of Education, Inche Mohamed Khir Johari, said today. He was speaking at the opening of the circle Bix art exhibition at the Samat Art Gallery
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    Chap-ji-kee offence: Two fined $9,000
    96 11 SINGAPORE. Mon. A man. Heng Sirlc Hun, was lined $5,000 and another man, Koh Thuan Seng. $4,000 by a magistrate's court today after they had pleaded guilty to assisting in the running of chap-Ji-kee. Heng. 33. and Koh. 23. admitted possession of 34 bundles of
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    Youths stone a policeman
    67 11 SINGAPORE. Mon. A policeman was slightly injured when about 50 youths hurled stones at a police patrol car in Sembawang Road iast night. The mob had earlier damaged a National Day arch by ripping off pieces of piank from the lower portions of the pillars. The
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    One hurt as Cessna crashes in Sarawak
    105 11 One hurt as Cessna crashes in Sarawak J£UCHING, Mon A Malaysian Air Charter aircraft, a Cessna 9M-AMK, crashed on take-off at Bakelalan, in the Fifth Division, today. A spokesman of the Civil Aviation Department said one person was injured and was sent to the nearest hospital. Investigations were being carried
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    Esso grant to university
    54 11 KUA'.A LUMPUR. Mon. Esso Exploration Malaysia Inc. has donated $6,000 to the Department of Oeology of the University of Malaya for research work by the staff and senior students The g-ant will also be used for geological field studies in neighbouring countries which have a bearing
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    Police exhume body of man believed murdered
    58 11 DUTTEKU'ORTH. Mon. Police here yesterday exhumed the body of an unknown man following a telephone tipoff from an anonymous caller. Police believe the man had been murdered. Anyone who can help with information is asked to contact either Inspector V. Doraisamy or the
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    Coffee shop hold-up
    39 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. Two men. one armed with a revolver, he.ri up a couple in a cofTeeshop in Jmjang South, five miles from here, last night ano robbed them of $50 and a hair-drier worth $20
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    Printers in Straits Times to form new
    239 11 Printers in Straits Times to form new union KUALA LUMPUR, Mon.—The committee of the Straits limes Press section of the National Union of Employees in the Printing Industry has decided to pull out of tne union and form a new one of Its own. About 600 of the 1.200 members
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    A Sabah editor's work permit is cancelled
    243 11 TESSELTON, Mon. J Mr. Ken Martinus, Chief Editor of the Sabah Times, has had his work pass cancelled. No reasons were given, the paper reported today. Mr. Martinus. the paper said, received an "fflc'al letter on July 24 notifying him of the cancellation
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      741 11 TV MALAYSIA Channel 5 KuaU Lurapnr and Sports Arenx: 735 Command Pmanr 6 Ipoh and Malacca; Performance; 8 News in ManS and 10 Johore Bahru; 4 Tai- dann; 810 Ariata classical pine Batu Pahat; 9 Kluanf. music; 8.35 SuMf What Every Secretary Knows: 9 News in 5.45 P.M. Opening and
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    Science Shrinks Piles New Way Without Surgery Stops Itch—Relieves Pain
    219 12 Science Shrinks Piles New Way Without Surgery Stops Itch Relieves Pain London. (Special) For the first time science has found a new healing substance with the astonishing ability to •hrlnk haemorrhoids, stop Itching and relieve pain without surgery. In case after case, while gently and promptly relieving pain, actual reduction
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    Cheaper, more effective form of rat control
    366 12 MICHAEL FOONG MALAYSIAN ZOOLOGIST TELLS 0F... From LONDON, Mon. The biological control of rats by the dissemination of a parasite which would keep the vermin population under control, will be much cheaper and more effective than other forms of rat control. A Malaysian
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    Johore's CPO is now head of the —CID—
    174 12 Johore's CPO is now head of the CID OALA LUMPUR. Mon. Acting Senior Assistant Commissioner of Police. Mr. T.B.M. Krishnan is now head of the Criminal Investigation Department in West Malaysia. He was transferred to the Police Headquarters in Bluff Road last Friday from Johore. where he was acting Chief
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    Charged with having Mao's 'red book'
    135 12 J£UALA LI MPI'R. Mon. A bookshop proprietor. Yam Nam Woon, 58. of Jalan Petaling. was charged in the Sessions Court today with possession of a red booklet containing quotations from Mao Tse-tung. Yam, who pleaded not guilty, told the court the booklet could have
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      281 12 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS 7. Clergyman has tea without i n»> it ml t or sugar (8). 1 oee 8. Bird In wrecked boat from S. Young Don Juan? (4. 3). 16 6 (8). 9 Inclination to the sound of 13 Pire-ralslng, without much music? (5). paper. In clergvhouses (10).
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    Lim: Why we had to control movement of padi
    493 13 HE TELLS OF SALE TO THE MIDDLEMEN PENANG, Monday fHE Federal Agricultural and Marketing Authority had sold padi to middlemen at $19.20 a picul instead of at $18.50, to millers in Selangor the Minister of Commerce and Industry, Dr. Lim Swee
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    Fair price
    109 13 "It supports the work of FAMA to ensure that padi planters get a fair price for their padi and it has also a responsibility to see that consumers do not pay any unnecessarily high price," the Minister said. "FAMA and the Ministry of Agriculture were represented at the
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    Royal visit
    33 13 JOHORE BAHRU, Mon— The Tengku Mahkma of Johore and his consort will pay a one-day official visit to Batu Pahat tomorrow. The Tengku Mahkou will open a mosque during bis visit.
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    Poor business driving Penang trishamen to mainland jobs
    274 13 Poor business driving Penang trishamen to mainland jobs PENANG, Monday DENANG'S 2,057 trisha riders are finding compe- tition from buses and taxis so stiff that many of them have given up pedalling for Jobs in factories and rubber estates in Province Wellesley. Agreeing that this migration to the mainland was
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    A year's jail for the 'habitual rogue'
    181 13 A year's jail for the 'habitual rogue' Iff ALACCA. Mon. A former mason, Poon Seng Kirn. 29, with seven previous convictions, was today told by a magistrate, Mr. Hakam Singh dill: "You are a habitual criminal and a rogue." He added: "You were sent to the Henry Gurney School, you
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    Fire-walking
    21 13 BDTTKRWORTH. Mon. The Brl Maha Mariamman Temple here will hold Its annual firewalking festival at Mengkuang Road on Aug. 21.
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    BRUNEI GETS ENTRY POLICY WARNING
    157 13 BRUNEI GETS ENTRY POLICY WARNING ORUNEI TOWN, Mon. 13 Brunei's present "dangerous" immigiation policy would leave the State wide open to Communist subversion. Pengiran Mohamed Yusof bin Abu Bakar, deputy secre-tary-general of the Brunei People's Independence Front, said yesterday. He was speaking at Tutong, near here, at the opening of
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    2,577 start 'Youth Week'
    104 13 2,577 start 'Youth Week' SINGAPORE, Mon. About 2,577 secondary school leavers today began participating in "Youth Week in Commerce and Industry," organised jointly by the Junior Chamber of Commerce and the Government's vocational guidance steering committee. The students were sent to government departments, armed forces, commercial and Industrial organisations, to
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    Officials of Farmers' Association
    97 13 Officials of Farmers' Association KUALA KANGSAR. Mon.— The Perak State Agricultural Officer, Mr. Au-Yong Kong Keoni?. was elected chairman of the Persk branch of the Federation til Farmers Association here yesterday. Inche Abdul Wahid bin Abdul Jalil was elected vice-chairman, with Inche Yusof bin Thamby as secretary-treasurer and Raja Ahmad
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      56 13 Alley Pop By V.T. Ham h n 1- MY GOSH, WHAT WAS NOBODY I DUKioD ma mooc fife?™ fe^iH™ JWr*^i^^ 'WwAYr y****^. —^^V "TO CHEW/ VBH^.BUO C I'M FOR TVUCT.' b A^ .> »^r»^ WERE LET'S \7M' OSAL JUST IUhHmK %JUrm^£* JUST /<3ETOUT] PASSED, 8AYS I Jf^ ?3a/JI LUCKY 'I
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      Plumb-line=3-4 ins. over knees; High tide mark=6 ins. above; That is the hem-line
      579 14 Plumb-line=3-4 ins. over knees; High tide mark=6 ins. above; That is the hem-line But the look and shape are clearly military and all &oes with a zip! The boys started wearing real, old military uniforms 5S now fashion copies are for trend-setting girls. Shown here are John Marks duo, both
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      HOUSEHOLD
      135 14 HINTS THE first time a new ■f carpet is vacuumed, the vacuum bag probably will contain a lot of fibre This is normal. Loose fibres are being removed. Before a professional painter arrives, get the house ready. Move all furniture into the centre of the room. Remove books and
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      Bored stiff with life
      223 14 "T THINK the teen- age generation is bored bored stiff with life," said Frank Sinatra, Jr. Sinatra took time out during an appearance at the Catamaran Hotel, California, to give his advoice on youth. He visited Singapore last September. "Remember that in years coming the world
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      SEASONINGS
      67 14 LEMONS and limes long have been used as seasonings. Both Juice and rinds Impart a tangy flavour to food. Wedges and slices complement many a mealtime course. The piquant flavour of lemon and lime rubbed or sprinkled on meat and poultry flavours ana tenderlses them. A twist or generous
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      What made Vasily run?
      994 15  -  HENRY SHAPIRO THE TORMENTS THAT DROVE STALIN'S SON TO A BITTER END... By —MOSCOW. Monday— HE DIED UNKNOWN AND UNMOURNED EXCEPT PERHAPS BY HIS SISTER SVETLANA ADVANCE accounts of Svetlana Alliluyova's memoirs, with her vivid description of her father Josef Stalin's pathological cruelty, has reminded Muscovites
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      171 15 LONDON, Monday. I^HE night the heir to Britain's throne went swimming with a fully clothed countess was described in the Sunday Express yesterday. Pnoea Charles, its. dived with other guesis into the heated pool at Buckhursi Park, the country home of a polo-playing friend ol
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      32 15 I-ONH' .que to Karl Marx was umeilrd here at i he house where he once lhed and collected material for Das Kapital The hou--e !> at 28. Dean street. Soho. Renter.
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      20 15 LONDON lion B«nner-carrv. teenager* marphed throne 'h* streets of Newcastle In protest «?»m.v attempt* to legalise drutUkinj Reut«r.
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    131 16 M HoreU IM f Vmimum MRS. ALICE ANGUS SnaaaM to thank relatives snd friends for tbeir attendance of ncr late husband s funeral and condolences. MR. ANO MRS. Christopher Nathan thank ill friends and relatives for thnr kind wishes, valuable presents and attendance at their wedding on IL'> 67.
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    Straits tin price is unchanged in Penang
    334 18 lillF straits tin pice yesterd.tv remained unchanged MJf|| prr picul in Penang on an ofYerini; estimated up ."> lons to SM tons. A very sto.uly market m;is np.irtcd with good allround Mipport. lO< |<l 88l I! MMi I A!' I n sl-i\\ and
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    OFFICIAL RATES
    47 18 ON tbe Official Malayan Shortterm Money Market for the week ended Saturday the ranee of call rates was as follows: BANK KL'NI>S: 4 per cent to ■I 1 per cent. GENERAL KIND: 31, per cent to 4', per cent. MOVEMENT or funds totalled $127.1 million.
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    193 18 MELBOURNE. Mon. JNDrSTRIALS generally edeeo higher. B.H.P moved attaint the trend lo close 20 cents lower at $1190 U. Industries nrmed early to $3.47 but closed Ht steady $3.30 It is reported that the Stock Exchange lih.^ asked the compan.v lot an official lUtMMnt In view oi iPcen
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    SHIPS IN PORT
    362 18 SHIPS LYING ALONCSIDE THE I SINGAPORE HARBOUR WHARVES OR EXPCCTED TODAY I ARE Tricolor 19 1«. Anrtr/rJ Mrag IS. Rajaa F.rookr .'1 22, Wakarrutfu Mhi-h ->:i .1 Kttaha Ham 25-.-6. I Nma« K 27 v' s Straat Clarrnce Ut SJ, Klprnor H 34 Bencnl Mail 3« Port
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    CLOSING PRICES
    23 18 Aug. 14. Xl BBER PRICE: 534 cents (down half a cent). TIN: 5603.871 (unchanged). Estimated offering 230 tons (up 5 tons).
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    RUBBER PRICES
    240 18 SI Ml MM K hr*t Kr.*d> rubber f.o.b. bluer* clnurd at S p.m. in Kuala I input and Sinjapnr* \f>terda\ at 53i itnt* per lb. down half a <ent on Knda>'s rloninf level. The tunr \r>r\ quiet, i; \.V and M.R.r.. clounc pric«a) in cents per lb. esrterdan
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    35 18 Ofrt« txctwnit rnarhtt in Hone Kodk y«>terdav tn. v Dollar it quoted at 5.78| for T.T. and ft TTi for cith Stirling «aa quoted lit MXW amm an* tail »f |*M at 270|.
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    1238 18 BUSINESS ON STOCK EXCHANGE Stock Exchange yesterday, with the number of the shares traded in brackets. «DUSTRIALS: C. Sugar (12.0001 It, (6.000) $1.73. (21.000) (5.000) $1.75 D: CC.M. ardi. (11.000) $1.65. (10.000) $1 64. (1.(101) SI 66 D, (14.000) SI 65 D C.t. Moldingt (1.000) 53. 02: Ounl«p (&.UO0) «2
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    QUIET STOCK EXCHANGE IS GENERALLY EASIER
    609 18 From Our Market Correspondent rr Stock Exchange was easier in all sections yesterday on a quiet market. There was no depressive selling and prices were marked down due to reduced buying power. It still appears to be a reaction against the heights reached by
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      1156 18 ,1 wESSSSSESA 1 YV KAWASAKI KISEN KAISHA LTD. Western Australia/Singapore/Japan Service Hoot "Mitiima Maru 19 Aug 2 Sejt 9 II Sept 19 Stpt 23 Sept "Taign Maru' 21 Sept 3 Ocl 10 1 1 Ocl 21 Oti '4 uci West Africa Singapore Japan Service 2>in(4pi<r» rokon<n,a a^o* "Denmark Man 7
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      761 18 AUSIRAUA'NEW ttALAND SIRVICI. i INDIA PAKISTAN ANO fAR (AST SERVICES. Ti: Frextatli. Alelnle. MtllaurM, SyMe» > Mjjrjs Njgiuttixa. Peruo« P. Sham Sirjapore I Singapore P l^«i» »inang BULIMBA k' I Seal l/ISeit 11/11 Si|t RAIULA 31 4 Sen s Srpt Sell B4RPFTJ 6 7 Oct 1/ I Oct 10 H
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      256 18 Sirtftovti r>. S'tiam r>ena«| ViiVt ETA/ElO £I»'fro f»OM tUSTRaiI* V 'STtK Of ORISS* f* lumui for laajtak, r.'aaras J Calcutta It 17 *uf II «uf 11 ISS lIMi OF MADRt* lot Nai^o^ttin^m a Madras *at H2l Hi M *a| v FROM JAPAN N.V "STAII Of CUiARATIot Caiculti Alt 21 FROM
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      692 19 I FOREMAN PALM OIL MILL Application* are Invited for tbe above position In a new film Oil Mill la West Malaysia. QI ALIFICATIONS Applicants most be citizens of West Malaytla and Possess a Fir»t Class Engine Driver's Certificate for Steam or Diesel and Steam issued by the Government Machinery Department
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      772 19 NOTICES WHEELOCK MARDEN k COMPANY (MALAYSIA) LIMITED P.O. Box IT. 133 6 Robinson Road. SINGAPORE. NOTICE 16 HEREBY OIVEN that the Twenty-ninth Annual General Meeting of the Company will be held at the registered office. No. 132,136. Robinson Road. Singapore on Wednesday. 20th September. 1967 at 12.30 p.m. Business 1.
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      991 19 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS MALAYSIAN GOVERNMENT VACANCIES Applications are Invited from Malaysian Citizens for the following appointments:1. IOMPt'TOR (Division III) In the Ministry ol Education. The post is permanent and pensionable. Salary scale: (Men) 1140x8-156/ 230x15-260 300x15-420 445x16 -535; (Women): 1125x8-141/205x15 -235 273x15-440, plus Cost of Living Allowance ai current rates. AGE:
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      755 19 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS UNIVERSITY OF MALAYA Applications are Invited from Malaysian Citizens for posts of: (1) Technical Assistant Department of Physics Qualifications: Diploma of the Technical College or equivalent specialising In electronics Salary scale: Probationer: $380 x 20 420 Ex.B. Tunescale: $475 x 25 600 EfT Ji. 640 x 25 765.
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      647 19 TENDERS KENYATAAN TAWARAN JABATAN KERJA RAYA SELANGOR Rangnnan Pejabat Kerja Ayer yang di-chadangkan di-Jalan 1 PanUl Bharu. Kuala Lumpur. PEMASANGAN "LIFT" Tawaran2 ada-lah dl-pelawa daripada konterekter2 Klias bagl kerja2 pemasangan "Lift" yang berdaftar dl-bawah Kelas "C" dan ka-atas dengan pehak J.K.R 1 Kepala HI Pechahap Kepala Kechil 2) untok pembekalan
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      307 19 f GUINNESS MALAYSIA LIMITED Applications are invited for the following positions with Guinness Malaysia Limited: 1. ELECTRICAL ENGINEER Applicants must have had at least five years industrial experience and hold an electrical degree or its equivalent from a recognised institution. 3. JUNIOR KNCINFFR Applicants must hold a rriouni^rd engineering degree,
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      Lock icon Denness, Leary give Kent new hopes
      288 20 CRICKET LONDO N. Mon. Kent's hopes of the English county cricket championship pennant, which slumped last week in matches against Leicestershire and Yorkshire, perked up at Leyton yesterday. Thanks to closed batting by Mike Denness <81> and South African Stuart Leary '67 not out
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      Big MHF meet after Olympics
      259 20  - Big MHF meet after Olympics MANSOOR RAHMAN HOCKEY By THE Malaysian Hockey Federation have decided to hold an international tournament in Kuala Lumpur alter the Olympic Games next year. The MHF originally wanted to hold it early next year but had to make the new arrangements because India and Pakistan
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      PESTA DIARY
      36 20 MERDEKA SOCCER Croup A Malaysia v S. Vietnam 1 7.30 p.m.': Thailand v W AustnlM both mairhrs Merdek* Stadium, Kit Croup R: Burma v Spore (7.30 p.m China v Indonesia <9. l>''h nx St^clmni pprak. Ipohi
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      OTHER EVENTS
      31 20 ATHLETICS Malaysian AAU championships (Stadium Darulaman. Alor Star. "30 a.m.). HOCKEY II Itataji inter-.state tourney (Kota Bhanu SOCCER Penan t DIt. 1: Prisons v Tg Bungah Ranger* (Victoria Green).
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      Lock icon TENNIS Christine stops rout by US -in Cup
      401 20 TENNIS Christine stops rout by US in Cup NEW YORK, Mon.— Experienced campaigner Christine Truman prevented an ignominious defeat for Britain in the Wightman Cup tennis tournament at Cleveland yesterday by notching a lons victory against the aggressive Rosemary Casals of the United States. Christine's triumph Involving a brilliant and
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      'Locked' at post
      89 20 $20,000 SULTAN'S GOLD VASE FINISH 4 GREAT finish to the $20,000 A sultan's Gold Vase race over sif straight at Ipoh on Sunday. A photo gave Kings Knight (.Doug Weir) the rich prize. King's Knight (No. 8) and Moomba on the rails fought a thrilling neck-and-neck tussle
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      IN
      92 20 TRIUMPHANT COMEBACK BELLOW FROM GODFREY EVANS KLNT wicketkeeper Godfrey Evans lets out r triumphant bellow as he claims Ulinguorth's wicket off Dixon in the county match agatosi Yorkshire at Canterbury last week. Illin:u<>rth Mas out for a "duck." Lvans. former England Test cricketer, was playing in his first county
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      Jakarta the next stop
      113 20 Jakarta the next stop TTHE congress ol the Table Tennis Federation of A.sia yesteiday picked Indoii. the venue for the Ninth Asian Championships Ii will be held nr\t vp;ir MM the date and mt'iith were not decided. Mr Ko.u Goto ol J.ip.in whs elected the Federation's new president. Vietnam^ umh
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      OUT
      125 20 GOLDEN GIRL OF BRITISH SWIMMING QUITS FOR LOVE LINDA Luderove. 1!». tfilili-n girl of British swimmine. announced her retirement on Saturday after winning the British 110 yards title. One of the reasons? LOVE. Linda's double secret came out only minutes after she had earlier won the British 200 vanls
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      O'Connor takes big prize
      53 20 1)1 Bl 1 t O'Connor. Ireland's «8-yi I Rvd< i Cup plavei yesterd the £1.000 first prize in the Carro.l'.s international goU tournanicnt Bon lei the third tun< in ins career H' 'i.ki round 69. 7o wad wun oy twu sin ol Britain I i third
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      TPCA SIX-A-SIDE
      27 20 Tamilian Physicial Culture Association will hold a si\-a-side hockey competition at Princes Road tomorrow and on Thursday as part of the 10th Merdeka anniversary carnival.
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      Subian fined $300 for careless riding
      329 20 THE STIPE'S REPORT 'THE Stipendiary Steward* report on Saturday's racing at Ipuli. second day of the Femk Sultan .s Gold Vase meeu few: RACt I: Teddie (Ngi and nivlk iKangi were slow to begin. Subian 1 Looking Forward I m mied Woo lor careless
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      225 20 Tl-. I in inG oin nil TV in r~^k -or there very soon will be! AIRINDIA OVER 34YIAPS Or H \u ixPtRitNCE »O( no HOltl «lOG. COCIU4N §T tMCAPOW Tfl 3MM* CCMf «»L t*LCS ACCMTf fO" WCSt MUY»> M».»vi'A-SiNC«PO'W AKLINCS HO. MAUii.T mauU UCMMOI MO.X LIW.IU lull a MR v..jiL
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      78 20 PESTA DIARY BASKETBALL Spore Pesta tourney iGay World. 9 a.m.. 2 and 7 p.m.). BILLIARDS S'poie championships (Slong Boo. 6 30 pa. i CHESS International ch ii')ionslui).s i Polytechnic. 6 p.m.). JUDO Secondary school! championships (Queenstown St.. 2.30 p.m.). SEPAK BAGA Spore National Day Cup tourney (Kota Raja CC. 7
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      Lock icon Malaysia can clear the s-final puzzle
      697 21  - Malaysia can clear the s-final puzzle NORMAN SIEBEL MERDEKA SOCCER By the first four days' play in the Merdeka soccer tournament, the clues to the semifinal lineup are still not strong enough to be implicitly trusted. The picture that is already forming could look very different by the end of
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      SINGAPORE WOMEN CAGERS CRASH IN TWO GAMES
      108 21 CINGAPORES women team lost two ot their preliminary matches in the opening day of the Pesta Sukan basketball championships at the Gay World yesterday In the morning Talpeh Sun Teh Club proved too strong for them and later In the afternoon they lost
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      VIETNAM'S THOI VINH TO PLAY TONIGHT
      275 21 COUTH Vietnamese Do Tiiol Vlnh. favourite of the Merdeka Stadium crowd, Is almost sure to play against Malaysia in the Group "A" match tonight. Thol Vlnh. who suffered a shin Injury against Hong Kong on Baturday, has had light workouts anl is confident of
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      Chow, Ho cautioned
      78 21 MALAYSIAN ripht-half Chow Kwal Lam and Hong Kong lnMde-left Ho Cheng Yau -ver« cautioned by the Merdeka tournament disciplinary committee tor rough play. Both players had been ordered off by Indonesian referee D. A. Mafulessv in Sunday night's match between Malaysia and Hong Kong. Chen Yau was
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      Asia's football future—in eyes of Tengku
      368 21  - Asia's football future— in eyes of Tengku LAN PEREIRA By JENGKU ABDUL RAHMAN, Asian Football Confederation president, said yesterday he envisaged the day when Asian football, under systematic and good coaching, would be able to compete successfully in international competitions. Speaking at the inauguration of the fifth coaching course for
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      537 21 WEIGHTS WEIGHTS T for all nine tjefs at Rukit Timah on Saturday: Cl. 3. Div. 2— f. (ivim Park 9.00 Taiplng Jade 9.00 The Viking 9.00 Katong Beach 8.12 Bane Metal 8.12 Marriage 8.12 Sabre Flight 8.12 Sri Tasek 8.11 Tnufillesan 8.11 > Alrerian Affair 8.11 Blur Guv 8.11 Building
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      Singapore, Malaysia in list for Japan Open
      428 21  - Singapore, Malaysia in list for Japan Open FRANCIS BOEY TABLE TENNIS By JAPAN will invite top European table tennis countries for their Open championships at Tokyo at the end of the year. Singapore and Malaysia, too, have been listed among the likely competitors from Asia. Haiime Suzuki. Japans Asian chamrMonshlps
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      10,000 TO SEE SULTAN OPEN NATIONAL
      344 21  -  CHAN BENG SOON ATHLETICS By TOE MAAU flame to mark the start of this year's National cham pionships at Darulaman Stadium in Alor Star today will be borne by a relay of more than 150 Penang and Kedah runners. The torch will be lit
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      188 21 TO COMMEMORATE MALAYSIA'S 10th YEAR OF MERCEKA SansziL SPECIAL OFFER TO COMMEMORATE MALAYSIA'S 10th YEAR OF MERDEKA SANSUI'S SPECIAL OFFER FOR ONLY $820/YOU ARE ENTITLED TO GET A COMPLETE SET OF SANSUI STEREO AMPLIFIER. (MODEL: AU 70) A CHANGER AND ONE PAIR OF DELUX SPEAKER SYSTEM. THIS OFFER IS FOR
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    More tremors rock flattened village
    170 22 More tremors rock flattened village BORDEAUX. Mon. Several new tremors rocked the village of Arette. i;c;tr the Spanish border, this morning and the local authorities announced that they were evacuating all old people and children. The announcement came as workers with bullti and pickaxes moved in to clear the rubble
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    DEATHS
    120 22 WILLIAM PEIRERA DAVID rxpir.-d otf OUati BvKiti.-i Com MRS. S. R HAZRA Ra^i. i TR <; H. mi 1 iMlun buabanii. iaagktar, utf three i>om. to mourn hi-: MADAM BISHAN KAUR pa»sitf twajf IS.ft.tl 4. in G H K U I'.iviiik Nfhlrnl MMia. 2 dauKht<rv 10 n.-iniii hiidrt n
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    Ramos: The big merger to come soon
    358 22 Ramos: The big merger to come soon 'RE-ADJUSTMENT INEVITABLE' J^jAXILA, Mon. The Philippines Foreign Secretary, Mr. Ramos, today hinted ;il the eventual in erg c r of South-easl Asia's regional organisations, and said this may lake j> lace "sooner than we expert/ He was addressing the opening of a Joint
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    WANTED: 22 MALAY-ENGLISH SHORTHAND TEACHERS
    224 22 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. A NEWLY formed IX commercial insti- r tute is looking for 22 young Malaysians to be trained as Malay-Eng-lish shorthand teachers. Announcing this loday, Mr. Wong Chok Meng. Deputy Head of the Universal Commercial Institute, said: "We are offering scholar ships to
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    Tourist guides
    58 22 SINGAPORE. Mon The chairman of Tourist Promotion Board. Mr. P. H. Meadows, and the chairman of Singapore Tourist Association. Mr Herbert Llm TvT £.w he first two speakers at tne fifth tourlit guide training course starting tomorrow at 6 p m at the Shell theatrette at 6 pm'
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    Free shows
    36 22 SINGAPORE. Mon.— The Ministry of Culture's Hold section will screen tree film shows tomorrow at 7.30 p.m. Mt K.impong Wak H.is;ui borau !i. benn Mnlay Kamponß. Hons Siang Tour Temple, and Stephen Lee Road.
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    LONDON STOCKS
    412 22 LONDON. Mon.— Prices drifted lower on the London stock market today as most Investors held off pending tomorrow's publication of the U.K. July trade figures. British funds were firm. Sentiment ins helped by hopes of the re-lnve.stment of steel compensation money now that the extended settlement period has
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    DOCTOR: WHY I TOOK AN INTEREST IN LAND APPEAL
    523 22 DOCTOR: WHY I TOOK AN INTEREST IN LAND APPEAL He was offered the block in 1962... SINGAPORE. Mon pHKSS publicity about the currenl land inquisition appeal involving land now the site of TV Singapura in Caloecoti Hill led ;i doctor into Offering himself as a witness today for the Collector
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    Three navies combine in Gulf exercise
    108 22 KIALA LIMPIR. Mon.— Eighteen ships of the British. Thai and Malaysian navies will take part in a joint exercise off Satahip. in the Gulf of Thailand from Aug. 25 to 30. The exercise will be directed by Captain J. D. Hope, of the British
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    2nd Test washout: One day remains
    184 22 LONDON. Mon No plaj in po.viibli* in the second cricket Test between England and Pakistan at Trent Bri-iso Nottingham, today becau.-e of heavy rain which left the ground partly under water. rain had i.iilcn for ■everal hours before it tmally mid on .it lunch-time.
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    Malacca, Negri are champs
    84 22 MALACCA became champions despite losing their last, match. to Kelantan by 83-78. in the men's section of the King's Cup basketball competition ai Stadium Negara on Sunday. "Malacca fini:-ried level oa points with Selangor In the fourteam round-Robin finals but the title went to Malacca as
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    Indons win
    40 22 Indonesia outplayed Singapore 3-0 in the Pesta Sukan volleyball invitation tournament for men at Bras Basah community centre last ni^ht. The Jakartateam won 15-6. 15-7. 15-12. In the women's section. Singapore convincingly beat Benlong (Pahang) 15-11. 15-6. 15-10.
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    101 22 Singapore grass court championships: Women's doubles final -Mrs A. Garfitt and Mrs. P. Bennett bt Mrs. Warton and Mrs. H. Vincent 9-7. 6-1. CRICKET Singapore senior —At Thomson Rd: Police bt Arniv by 3 wkts. Army 208-7 dec Skinner 21. Griffiths 31. BtiJet VJ. M. De Witt 4-44. R
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      481 22 Late CLASSIFIEDS 20 words $15 (minimum) NCIAM To Al Kl.nii: md Joseph a daughter on 14.5.C! at K.K. Hoaplt&i thanks to doctor and staff. CHIN: To Jory and Gcotfrey a ton. Lan, on MITJMI In Mount AJvemia Hospital. Grateful thanks to doctor ajid f KANC TEO: Tl Plirnate IS; nnouniMf
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      53 22 The Garuda... was a mythical M t^#f %/4 bird of the East which carried people Wmf J excitements and adventures. It was a jS^jfi Today's Garuda is a fact not a myth! fl K^aMflßUflk SINGAPORE: MEZZANINE FLOOR, CHOW HOUSE. ROBINSON ROAD. TEL: ******£ KUALA LUMPUR: BANGUNAN MARA. 232 JALANTUANKU ABDUL
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      52 22 The weather Highest and lowest temperatures In Malaysia and Singapore for the period 8 p.m. Sunday to 8 p.m. yesterday: Ilichest Lowest Kuala Lumpur 01 72 Kota Bharu Bt> 72 Penanp 88 73 Ipoh 81 73 Malacca 90 73 Singapore 90 77 C. Highlands 72 57 Jesselton 88 75 Kuchinß
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