The Straits Times, 26 August 1967

Microfilm: NL12196
Total Pages: 22
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    Masthead
    24 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 150,000 Head I P.P.O. Secti on Niitiiifiiil Estd 1845 SATURDAY. AUGUST 26, 1967 15 CENTS RUN. MX. (P) 2266
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    Lock icon Out: 8 top leftists ENGAGEMENT
    720 1 Out 8 top leftists ENGAGEMENT Freedom day... FONG SWEE SUAN, RAJAKUMAR, HASNUL HADI AMONG 180 RELEASED IN 'OPERATION BEBAS' KUALA LUMPUR, Friday THREE former top Malaysian left-wing leaders and five prominent Singapore trade unionists were among the 180 detainees released today under Operation Bebas ("Freedom"). The inosl prominent <>l the
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    Full ties: A big 'yes'
    487 1 JAKARTA I indoni -sun Parliament tiul.iv iin.tnmii.usly passed a resolution ursine the (.merriment to establish full diplomatic relations with Malaysia and Sinua pore soon The resolution stated that the solution <>l economic simiKalini; and border s.-curitv problems between lii'lnnesia and Malaysia needed immediate normalisation of
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    Hong Kong border blockade is off
    194 1 THK Hung Kong Government lifted the blockade of the 17-mile frontier with China today by ordering the barricades at Man Kam To the last point on the border still sealed this morning torn down this afternoon. Officials refused to say whether the reopening of
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    The 180 freed yesterday
    682 1 The 180 freed yesterday FOLLOWING is Hie lull list of the ISO detainees released by the Mala> sian Governmenl yesterday: WEST MALAYSIA Abdul Moh:iin<(i VllMUf bin A.-wan Yusof Awaii' Alxtui Kuhar bin Abdul H;< mid. Abdul Rahman bin Auang. Abdiil Hhcli Inn Mutinied Yunas. AIkIuI R.«n nu.n I'm Rate. Ahmad
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    Bomb blasts MPs son's car
    184 1  - Bomb blasts MPs son's car GABRIEL LEE EX SINGAPORE. Fri. A mysterious b•> m b explosion late tonight partially wrecked a parked CM at .Jalan Tenteram. In Bt. Michael's estair. off Beranwoon Road The b<nnb. believed t<> he a home-made device, was placed under the car. belonKtng i" Mr Hu
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    STOP PRESS
    24 1 w/\ nois i\<.n)N I 1 1 -nlper to.l 1 ami tvill Rockwell head of ran N <• Pa tmlii 1 ri 801 led
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  • ROREIGN DESK 1
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      Lock icon Reds storm HK bridge
      375 2 (;iRKHAS BEAT BACK ATTEMPT TO PULL DOWN BARBED WIRE BARRICADE Hum. KONG Friday fJOMMUNIST I'liiiu workers this morning rmed Lh« Man Kani To bridge in another attempt u> i<in down ihr burbed win barricade put up b> il»r I lout Kong (Jovernmeni to s<-;«l (iff the
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      Lock icon Comedian dies of terrorist burns
      122 2 MOM. KONU. l->t.— The Cliim-M- r:nti<» romedlan Uim It ii ii ilirri t<>da> K UHMMKM Irrrorist ortuin^.ili.in |iiil)lnly Im>;i^lrd I hat il^ r »ri -uliunrrs h.til liililr.l I .nil «"<l Mi hroCtirr into living lniilir> )r>lrr«lay I .tin S lira 111 «;t> tlir Hi ii
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      MAO MEN BURN PAPERS IN LONDON OFFICE
      120 2 IOMK)N. h'li Mim.l.r rising Iroin cliliuueya of the Oommunial cinui- legation ycsti-niiu aroiuwd Bpeculation Ui»l ivi.hudlploni;tts in u>ii(l>iii wen burning ofAclnl dkicuuieuti front pan* re|iufl m iiir ndon Bvralofl Ni-»f .s.iui nr fue ai Iftinß i.isi -<i J hTMHv MlKK<*sMni{ llr.lVin htn usual
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      Loudspeaker warning
      82 2 HONfi KONG. Fri China's Army warned Hong Rone authorities today t« let Chinese peasanU crods the border or "action will be taken" The warning broadcast in the name of the "Shum Chun Pe*»ple'« Liberation Armr" through Inn (tapes krrs on Jhe Chinese virt^ of the border, did not
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      Alcoa bid to invest US$lOO m in Indonesia
      168 2 Alcoa bid to invest US$lOO m in Indonesia JAKARTA. Frl.— The giant AJumlnium Company of America (Alroa) ha« signed a letter of intent with the Indonesian Government to consider a vast aluminium project that rould mean investment of up to US$lOO million. Informed »ourrei« said the letter of Intent glgmed
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      3,500-mile torch march for Vietnam peace
      207 2 3,500-mile torch march for Vietnam peace CAN FRAN CISCO. Fri. Thousand* of peace marchers plan to carry a torchlit at Hiroshima? memorial flames. 3.500 mile? from here to Washington st.irting on Bund Th e will w ambitiouj m war protest the conn'rv ha.>. pver s^en. Officially ciiiod the rw-^c* torch
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  • FOREIGN DESK 2
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      Lock icon KAISER DIES AT 85
      117 3 KAISER DIES AT 85 TYCOON UONOI.U.I. I ri. American industrialist Henry J. Kaiser, who built vast dams, ships, planes and cars, died in Honolulu yesterday at the age of 85. He succumbed to circulatory problems, according to a statement from his office. With him was hi.s wife. Alyce. whom he
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      Lock icon Accord at last on preventing spread of N-weapons
      423 3 i GENEVA, Friday I^LbblA and the United States, alter more than two years of tough bargaining, yesterday put forward a draft treaty aimed at preventing the spread of nuclear weapons. But there is a significant blank space in the treaty, tabled at
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      Lock icon Aussie traders in Jakarta
      37 3 JAKARTA, Fr An Australian trade mission has arrived for i two-week visit to study tr«d« possibilities. The mission will tour Easl Java and North Sumatra and will hold talks with Indonesian officials. Reuter.
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      Torn-up dollars—with love from Hippies
      118 3 Torn-up dollars— with love from Hippies YEW YORK. tri. h lower-power invaded the New York Stock Exchange yesterday when li.iit a dozen Hippies scattered dollar-bill fragments across the trading floor. Traders laushed as the Hippies, in full floral attire and including one pregnant woman, tore up the money and showered
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      Lock icon Eight die of 'liquor' in dry Bombay
      66 3 BOMBAY. Fn. Eight people have died and seven others »re ■erioualy til in hospital after drinkinff French polish a-s a .xubistitute tor liquor in a north Bombay suburb, police reported last night. Bombay is In the state of Maharashtra where intoxicating drink* are
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      Lock icon Ayub's message to Nasser
      57 3 Ay ub's message to Nasser CAIRO. Fri Ihe Pakistani i Foreign Ministrr. Mr. Sharifuddln i Pirzada. yesterday conferred for i an hour with Presicent Na.ster on the Middle bat situation and ■tepi to retrain Arab territory oct cupicd by Lsr.i. I He handed over a me&sage from i President Ayub
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      Lock icon TAKE IT TO THE WORLD COURT* A flat 'no' by Britain to Spain's Gibraltar claim
      382 3 TAKE IT TO THE WORLD COURT* A flat 'no' by Britain to Spain's Gibraltar claim iIT N I TED NATIONS, Fri.— Britain yesterday rejected Spain's claim to Gibraltar and challenged the Spanish Governi ment to accept the British offer to submit the question to the World Court. Mr. John D.
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      Lock icon Australia names new Commander in Vietnam
      103 3 Australia names new Commander in Vietnam ANBERRA. Kn. Brig. v R.L. Hughes has been appointed the new Commander of the Australian Task Force in Vietnam, it was announced yesterday. Bit,' Hughes replaces Brig. S. C. Graham, who hat been appointed Chief or Staff at headquarter* Northern Command. Brisbane. Col. J
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      Lock icon Going it alone?
      42 3 MADRAS. Fri— lndia's pro Peking Communist Party con trai council today attacked tin Soviet leadership" and the Unitec States, but proclaimed itself op posed to Chinese Communisi chairman Mao Tse-tung's theorj of violence and armed uprising fttr revolution.— AP.
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      No passage to Malagasy for girls in mini-skirts
      101 3 PORT LOUIS, Fri.— Air France has banned women wearing mini-skirts from it s planes flying to Madagascar because they face up to 10 days' jail on landing there. A spokesman for the airline said that many women had been prosecuted since the
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      Lock icon Cosmonauts learn sea landing technique
      146 3 Cosmonauts learn sea landing technique MOSCOW, Friday. goviet spacemen, who have always returned from orbit to dry land, are practising sea landings, it was disclosed yesterday. But so far the test land- Ings have involved unprotected parachute jumps from airplanes, rather than the American system of splashdowns inside buoI yant
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      Lock icon RUSSIAN RESEARCH BOMBS SOON IN PACIFIC
      99 3 \IOSCOW, Fri.— The Soviet Union announced yesterday It would drop "seismic research" bombs into the Pacific Ocean next month within 150 miles of Japan. It warned all foreign shipping to stay out of the test areas during the eightday series. The underwater explosions are
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      Professor on problems left behind by Western man
      199 3 T^HE present unbalance! of the under-develoj the creation of Wester Gadgil. director of the nomics and Politics in I He was speaking to 400 agricultural economists from 70 nations attending the 13th International Congress of Agricultural Economists. The achievements of modern Western
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      Lock icon The seeds of goodwill
      64 3 MANILA. Fn.— The Philippine* yesterday handed over to the Indonesian Government 10 ncki of a newly developed type of rice as a goodwill gesture and silt. The rice, LR-8- i.s aij>o known here as "mirac'-e rice", and was developed by a team of 22 icirniists at
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      Lock icon Taipeh claim
      25 3 TAIPEH. Ft Indonesia anc laiu.m have agreed lo settle th« quesiion of 'stateless" ChineM living in Indonesia, the Chin* Ntm Agercy reported. Reuier
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      248 3 ■If you know all about Handy ■Angle why are you reading ■this ad? Handy An O l» isn't MM any mon. Nobody makes cracks about 'kid's stuff. No-on* asks what *ls« Santa brought. Ev«n venerable engineer* recommend it to the.r clients. The only trouble is. everyone tlnnks th*y know all
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    A London QC for forged I-card appeal hearing
    400 4 A London QC for forged I-card appeal hearing I SINGAPORE, Frl. QIEEN'S Counsel Mr. Sebag Shaw, of London, was toil a y admitted to practise as an ad\i>. ate .md solicitor of Ihe Singapore Hifth Ourt for the purpose of two relate d important criminal appeals from a district court.
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    'Varsity Carnival 1967'
    80 4 SINGAPORE. Fri. The Minister for Culture and Social Affairs. Inche Othman Wok. will oppn a two-day "Varsity Carnival 1967* on Sept. 2. The food and fun fair, organised by the University of Singapore Students' Union, will be held at the Ngpp Ann Kongsi grounds behind the Orchard
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      294 4 ADrUADn GRAND PREMIERE! UllVnMi\l/ WEDNESDAY AT 9.15 p.m. TWO BIG STARS UNITED AGAIN IN_ fc A COMEDY BY WILLIAM jk fefi PPPL SHAKESPEARE WHICH HAS j| B^l KEPT PEOPLE LAUGHING J^ FOR ALMOST 400 YEARS! «i^l r~ Wt lj^B^^ F*^ V Nil r^ "The Timing SCHOOL CHILDREN NMEMM SI 00
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      783 4 'jLV "\pifoi" tibb" l "sii VVv mr\Z SINGAPORE SIMULTANtOUUY "rf H TONIGHT MIDNIGHT 'S^^^ggj jnL Won? Hsiao Yen I Kaw Yuan DDCaEXEtiC!CCEIBI PTrnlnirflM "It's SPRING AGAIN I |I T 1 "-V.A"-:,,? I KA§ HkmmUl^J wlth superimpmrrf [nglnh Subtitles YOU Omii ny( Tv. I The BIGGEST MALAY MUSICAL EXTRAVAGANZA! j ggvSSSE
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  • MALAYSIAN PARLIAMENT
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      Development and tin profits taxes to continue
      712 5 KUALA LUMPUR, FH. r ]UIE Dewan Kaayat today passed a Bill for the continuance of tin profits tax and the development tax. Earlier, Opposition members from Sarawak and Sabah had called for the development tax to be repealed in East Malaysia because of
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      Polytechnic invitation to all student photographers
      86 5 SINGAPORE. Fri. The Singapore Polytechnic Photographic Society today invited Singapore and Malaysian students to take part in its sixth photographic competition. The closing date for the contost is Nov. 3. Judging of monochrome prints will be held on Nov. 11 and colour slides on
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      Malaysia's own Institute of Accountants
      377 5 Malaysia's own Institute of Accountants KUALA LUMPUR. Fa. A Malaysian Institute of Accountants is to be Bel up under the Accountants Bill. 1967. passed by the Dewan Ra'ayat today. The MIA will drt fr mine the qualifications of people for admission to membership and for registration under the Accountants Act.
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      Big jump in exports to Sabah, Sarawak
      125 5 I^I'ALA I.IMPI R Kri. Kxoorts by West Malaysian manufacturers to Sabah and Sarawak have increased by l.i 00 per rent and 1 .'llO per crnt respectively The Minister of Local (Government and Housing. Mr. Khaw Kai Boh. who disclosed this in the Dewan
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      RISON FOR FISHERMAN WHO HAD EXPLOSIVES
      185 5 PENANG, Friday Penang tishermen are using explosives to kill flsh in ponds or in the sea. thJSTSSTcSIS. aTe P SS to the type used by quarries. Made of metal and cylindrical in shape, each piece of explosive, if carelessly lighted, can blow off the
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      Pay report before House in 3 months
      90 5 Ll\H LUMPUR. Fri Tengku Abdul Rahman said today that the Sufflan Commission Report on salaries would be tabled in the Dewan Ra'ayat within three months. He was replying to Dr. Tan Chee Khoon (Lab Batu). who had asked when it would be tabled.
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      399 5 QgispiiiO i CHAMPIONS Lk^ m TOMORROW!^ JACKIE'S BOWL ORCHARD Us* it I ■■> Free all expenses paid trip ti Melhtnrnt. Aostralia to tlii winner by canrtesy if AMF Overseas Corp Fax East. 3RD ANNUAL SOUTH PACIFIC CLASSIC FOR MEN QialifyinK rwnds still in intil Octtoer 25 at JACKIE'S BOWL KATONG
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      308 5 CHOICE OF ANYTHING YOU WANT.^B 818 SAVINGS ON ANYTHING YOU BUY JT DEFINITELY LAST DAY TODAY 41-43, High Street. Singapore j£j* §P*" f M nrai 3f UL w I LU I JM nrni *iwi t ■bVbbWM a»« asm art art W' A YW «O IN-GROUP And, what creations they are.
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    'First Lady of the Harp1 for S'pore
    233 6 'First Lady of the Harp 1 for S'pore SINGAPOKL. Kri. The well known "l-ir>.l Lad> of the Harp." Mi-s Mildrrd Dilling. i.ihm will appiir with the don Soon Tioc String Orchestra and Charlrnr Dillinc Brewer at a concert at Victoria Theatre on Sept. 8 at X.43 p.m. Marie lovers Mill
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    Suspicious wife hires private eye
    133 6 SINGAPORE. Fn Doreen Goh Ah Muay. an office assistant, said In her divorce suit today that her husband had an illicit affair with a girl who knew her well as a friend. Goh told Mr. Ju Uce Kula&ekaram it »a» toon alter her return trom
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    AAS: LAW TO COMPEL USE OF OVERPASS
    238 6 'pHE chairman of the A Automobile Association of Singapore. Mr. Milton Tan. today urged the Government to introduce legislation to compel pedestrians to use overhead bridges where these were provided. UnlMi the Government took a firm line, he said the majority of pedestrians
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    Witness: I saw cashier carrying a parcel
    388 6 SINGAPORE. Friday. A WITNESS, Peter lan Teck Hock, today lold a district court how he saw a cashier, Ching kwok Wah. carrying a paper parcel outside a toilet in a Malayan Banking Limited sub-branch at Victoria Street on Oct. 'A last year. Tan
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    Big beach clean-up
    56 6 SINGAPORE. Fri The I Singapore Boy Scout.s Association has announced that all fully-trained scout.s will i attend the 13th Gilwrll re--1 union at ihe Jubilee Camp. Telok Paku. Changi. next week-end The programme Include* a grand campfire on Sept. 2 and swimmine and boatln* 'the following day.
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    DIXIE JAZZ BY PAM'S HERD IN S'PORE
    236 6 DIXIE JAZZ BY PAM'S HERD IN S'PORE SINGAPOBE. Frl K British star ian hand h.is hrnushl touch of swnmini; l,ondim to a Singapore nightspot uith ,i sample of their high-spirited music. Leading the group, which brgaa their first perform.iiK r last ni«ht. is wellknown British woman trumpeter, Paaela Hird. «h>
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    UK beauty consultant arrives
    59 6 UK beauty consultant arrives MISS Helen Withers, a beautician who haa arrived In Singapore to niv ■pxper guidance" to local women Brunette Miss Wtth*m of Revlon Will RIVP lnstorp demons tniUona on the latest ranj;*' of cosmetics at C.K TanK from Monday to Thursday Born and rdurated In England, she
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    SILVER AND JADE HAUL FROM HOUSE
    66 6 SILVER AND JADE HAUL FROM HOUSE SINGAPORE. Frl Sli verware and iade wonh 5.i.214 were stolin irr.m the Bolmont Road home of Mrs Goh Kok Kpp. roKional ilialrman ol 'he International Planned P«rrnthoori Federation parly on Wei f^w hour* aftrr she and hrr doctor hu>band returned from Hong Kong itlery
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  • Page 6 Miscellaneous
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      111 6 A\> jy IW7 rsß^rs f crows aren't common KV7hile several miles -J**— I LxOM-^ AROUND THE CITY* I Ibt'^AvVAV, TRACV AND SAM I ZHS I^iU7^ i -Jbs"J^^V?tf IV CROWS? yM Lwwat would kill crowsV once again hoperjllv I STREET NCTICE DEAD I FOLLOW CLVBOURNE AND BIRDS, AMO THE POUCE P"*l
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    KEEP YOUR GEMS AT HOME, WOMEN URGED
    343 7 KEEP YOUR GEMS AT HOME, WOMEN URGED I^UALA LUMPUR. Pit The police today advised women not to wear Jewellery while attending outdoor events during the Merdeka celebrations. They are also adv:jyed to ■Ung their handbas.s over their .shoulders as a precaution against .snatch thieve*. The police suspect that the Lake
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    Lock icon Well done, the Queen tells the women
    166 7 THt K.na I'rrmaisuri Ac»nc Eiven .1 warm f;«reuell .is she left the Technic.il Insti lute in Kll.l l.i l.umpiir jmtcrday ;ifter x recep tion t<> m.irk th<- sivili .uinual II in H.mit.i (Women's P.iv 1 Wishinc her coodbve in this picture is Tnh
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    The take-off for co-operation—by Antara chief
    335 7 The take-off for co-operation by Antara chief KUALA LUMPUR. Friday. CO-OPERATION between the Press of the different nations in Asia will ultimately lead to a much drepcr co-operation in the other economic ;ii d social fields, the head of the Indonesian ira news agency, Col. Nur Nasution. said today. Thp
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    More Soviet, S'pore talks
    149 7 YIOSCOW, Fri. Soviet Singapore trade talks will resume in Singapore next month with Singapore pressing for Soviet equipment for a watch factory, a steel plant and a power station, a Singapore official said today. "Our Moscow talks were promising and hopeful." Mr. Sim Kee Boon, Permanent
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    For US course
    43 7 MUAR Kn Inchr Abdullah bin Mitr/iik.i h st.ur orftnlas of rft for the linitPd Slate* yesterday I<t ■> .ms moniii .11 tlio Univprity of Utah nn Fulbiicht Kholarahtp. He «U1 thrn l!y lo London for two weeks' traininc in kudo-vtnut] aid.
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    Singapore loan issue over subscribed by $26m
    142 8 Singapore loan issue over subscribed by $26m CINGAPORE, Fri. Tne Singapore Government's $b 0 million loan issue floated at the beginning of this month has been oversubscribed by $26.4 million, and an additional $15 million loan issue has been authorised. The list of app!ua".nns U now rlo>Pd. a Government statement
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    Thanat: We will beat jungle Reds
    212 8 Thanat: We will beat jungle Reds PENANG. Friday 'JHAI Foreign Minister. Tun Thanat Khoman, said today he was confident the Communist terrorists lurking in the Ma-laysia-Thai border jungles would eventually be eliminated. "Our two countries are working closely towards this objective." he said. Tun Thanat made a stop-over here today
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    I'VE NOT BEEN TOLD, SAYS PENANG'S NEW GOVERNOR
    171 8 I'VE NOT BEEN TOLD, SAYS PENANG'S NEW GOVERNOR KIALA LIMPLK. Fri. Tan Sri Syed Sheh bin Syed Abdullah Shahabuddin. who was Malaysia's High Commissioner In Britain for 18 months, returned here, today and said he had not been officially informed of his new post as Governor of Penant. "I had
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    No more ups and downs for sugar in Singapore
    199 8 No more ups and downs for sugar in Singapore SINGAPORE. Fri. Singapore need no longer be at the mercy of international sugar price fluctuations now that it has established Iti own sugar industry. Thi.s point was si rested today by the managing director of the Sugar Industry of Singapore Ltd..
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    Stolen TV set found abandoned
    96 8 I/UAI.A LUMPUR. Fn. Police recovered aTV set three hours aftrr it wa.s reported stolen. It was found on an estate In Damansara ypsterday A police spokesman said today that a weedrr found the Ml in bushes He reported to the police i The set belonged
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    CANBERRA TO MISS STORE AGAIN
    194 8 SINGAPORE. Friday. THE 45.000-ton Canberra, the world's largest passenger liner, is to give Singapore the miss again as a result of the continuing closure of th» Suez Canal. Islay Kerr and OD, Ltd the P Si O agents In Singaporp. today said that th* Canberra,
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    Woman hurt in parang attack
    52 8 TKLf- 'I A Mariayee. 23. «w admitted to the hospital tin lp s in fhe risht arm which »hf sustained when she warded parans blow nn hrr hu.'-hand durinc a quarrel on nintv-r .Mate at Lanckap. 16 milrs from here last night. Policp ha\r rirtamed
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    Gems grab
    22 8 PENANG In More th«n 54 nno worth of ir»eiierr wa« ftolm from Kam Hin Co.. In Chulla P'reft. last nieht.
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    Grab-andsmash car thieves strike in P.J.
    109 8 Grab-and-smash car thieves strike in P.J. ITU ALA LUMPUR. Frl Thieves removpd two .«eats from a Jaguar parked In front of a house in Petaling Jaya last night. They also stole the rar*i radio, a 1-ape-rernrrier. a Rpar* tyre, «fveral reei* of <*,■ two loud-BD#alcer.«.. ail wnp.h about SI RRB
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    Public phones damaged
    51 8 SITIAWAN Fr. A pub jhone in front of th* P^ 1 if re and another in Simpan? Dv« ibout thrw miles tway were damigrd «nd the money Mnler. Police believe it *v 'tr- ork ■>( a «ane who h\*t> tonic 'he r*•e:ver from the "ne near ihe
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      345 8 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS 5. Modem tin-opener found la 1. Duuuteiul thing, to charge d (4 n _4»h kp»iri no K.i. <i«> o. Set on nn nrst-claH mount with broking bale (13.. for republlc (7) t. Building wont collmpse In th« 6. Set on* on flrst-cU** mount Isle of Maa
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    Tourist loses handbag
    48 9 PBIANO ri. A tourist Mrs J Mills was robbed of her hindin: containing two British passports. KeUntan silver bracelet I and some money, at Tantong ToIcone Road hen yest-erriav She was about to cross the rond when a motor-cyclist intercepted her and snatched the bag
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    Trawler held
    37 9 LI'MUT. Fn.— Police detained I trawler fishing boat with a crew lot throe nfl Pangkor Island for trawline without a licence yestert) lounii in tin- boat wa.s I auctioned in the market by the police
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    30,000 will attend joy day in Johore
    234 9 JOHORE BAHRU, Friday. JJORE than 30.000 people will pack the Istana Besar grounds here on Aug. 30 to see the Mentri Besar, Dato Haji Othman, release 3.000 balloons to launch a week of Merdeka anniversary festivities in the State. Preparations for the festival,
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    50-man S'pore team for Indonesia
    212 9 SINGAPORE, Fri. j A 50-man delegation will leave here for Indonesia in midSeptember for talks to boost tourism. The group, headed by Mr. S.T Ratnam. director of the Singapore Tourist Promotion Board, will Include government officials. tour operators and travel j agmts. They will meet
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    Scholarship award
    40 9 SUNGEI PATANI. !'n— Inch* Razalh hin H;i.-him of Kulim has bfpn awarded a Colombo plan scholarship to study medicine at the Sarojini Naidu medical college. Ajra H>- is a son of Senator Bihi Aishah binte Ha mid Dun
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    Cigarettes haul
    19 9 PENANG hi rblerea siole: 600 pac-kr'. "I ciKarrltPs from ft s'all in Maga/inp Road early to-. day
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    Lock icon Wasted year, says Aussie officer
    156 9 Wasted year, says Aussie officer (SYDNEY. Kri An Au> tralian national service officer today dfscribeJ his 12-months Army service in .Malaysia as a "waste of time' Lieut. Michael Murph>. ZZ. of Brisbane, said at Sydney airport "I don't claim to talk for e\erynne. but at least half the national servicemen
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    30 firms to get their pioneer certificates
    88 9 CINGAPORE, Fri. The Minister for Finance. Dr. Goh Keng Swee, all) present pioneer certificates to about 30 firms on Thursday at a ceremony at the Chine.se Charnoir of Commerce. This will be the MTVnt!) pioneer certificate presentation cen-monv Most of the 30 flrras
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    To discuss M Day plans
    39 9 KANOAR Fn Hcrhs teachers Vill meet next Monday to discuss their programme for the Merdeka innivenary celetanttaw, Representatives of three unions. NUT. th" National School Teachers' Union and the Tamil Teachers Union, win attend.
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    Camp fire
    35 9 BUKIT MERTAJAM FTI The Bukit Mertajam Red Cn>s» Society will hold a sports meet and CHmp fire on the High School ground on Sept. 9 as part of its 10th Merdeka unniveTßar? celebrations
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    French songs
    23 9 SINGAPORE. Fli Famous French chantou.se Jocelyne Jocva will sine at the Hotel Sinsapura next month in conjunction with the French Fortnight.
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    FOR SWEE SUAN, HIS THIRD RELEASE FROM DETENTION
    227 9 FOR SWEE SUAN, HIS THIRD RELEASE FROM DETENTION KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Fonfc Swee Suan, released today after four-and-a-half > ears' detention, was for many years a prominent trade unionist in Singapore. Born in Johore in 1932. he wa.s detained by the Central Government on Feb. 2. 1963 when Malaya was
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    'Learn Chinese' he urges
    59 9 SINOAI'ORE. Fr. The pollUctA secretary to thr Ministry oi Culture. Inche Mohamed QkMBH bin Ismail, has in (sod Malay school children to .earn Mandarin as I second or thi:d lantiu.iKP. n 'hut tiicv could -.erve .MX^'ety better He wa.s spenkini! ;*t a eathering of Malay .secondary
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    TAX BILL: MP MAKES A PLEA FOR SARAWAK
    219 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri A SARAWAK National Party MP. Mr. Sim Boon Liang, pleaded in the De- wan Raayat last night for the application of the Income Tax Bill t 0 East Malaysia to be postponed for another four or five years. In
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      116 9 TVIA'S RK3HT, GUZ,\ THIS WAR'S SURE HHP^"^ I I WAS TH'ONLV BEEN HARD ON/.. PRACTICALLY YEH...AN 1 WXJGH TIME FtGHTIN 4 I MUPOLE ONE LEFT ON TH' I OUR MAN- EVERVBOOVS H M THOSE WHO A WAR WITHOUT J THROUGH... BAT TUBnELD' POWER... STOVE UP, ONE I AIN'T RAN I
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENT
    24 10 M »:ru. Hi (Mimlmum) THE FAMILY OF llic IBM Mi CkM n, M, ink irlalnra H 1 M I I.h and atiradaatl ■Bamt.
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    IN MEMORIAM
    37 10 H.rrfi tlj 1 Minimum I IN £VERLASTIN<: LOVINQ memory Itrpartauaaaa aa mMkaaal Khan ■.mi iutm aaws. N EVEHLASTINU MEMORY ..r Mra 1 kit linn Mirld ,-.r1r.l lit li»r I inaaban <>r n>i aaai and loitullt-b.
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    103 10 ■aft Hi minimum) WHY IS MELITTA hillrr »»lm Ol limit Mask tka nu*r WHY SUFFER fiiiiii Irani MakaMßßf b| laJHoaj a yanaa' i.rforr .lartMw your DSIIONSa SPANISH r-.M I :..ia nr.o ..u» latM un at th» I Road, m parr marhieu' in* aa 1, iiiaTmi drivrn iar Irracatfa fn.in
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    RELICIOUS ANNOUNCEMENTS
    229 10 IS M „rW« SJ I Minimum > RAVA VAMAJ SINGAPORE, \Xllr.mm LMaaomaa. irl I'.hrruuiiMl Hm)anl lllHl.f. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH c-iM-u y.i A a.m. ure in. mi Kin. Ualllaa K»«ir [i in Icaua t'lvi < HniMIAN SCICNCI SERVICES i W.C.A. Hill. IS Jaiaa Ijiimpuf al m.jo a.m. All ati »r
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    OVERSEAS LEAVE
    83 10 7) ttnrdi U dWlmt—Bmrn M Hrn aafra TRCAT YOURSELF to a »r»»l new uataa i.k aii ino<tri* Wr till* \o i vi«. It HI. Ill you SiMcaporr RCTWEEN BOSCASTLI and Tin'ornwall Plmrrmrly cumI hralnl in n <. <■■ Ml -.m .i I doutila. i imaa— »rrkiv. I I'a.iilKMirn*
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    SITUATIONS VACANT
    87 10 U H..rrf. Sit f((i,.|_ g nx iri rt x trm WANTCII OUTIIOOR SALESMEN U.l Safe* mi Matocta. WAMTtn ILAi.MCR lv MM I v a uid V«. rrnma. qualify t, i:.^.KK«-(.inic. >rlv ii Knlns BURKS lIIOUIREU lv hi.v.11.- bulMlasa ami i .■■•MimJiiy 0 CMMM t.iv with I ATIONI ARC
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      Three Into One
      668 10 Thf- 'JOO-pagr income tax bill, consolidating three ordinances into one and making major changes in Malaysian income tax legislation, was approved by Parliament with scarcely a o'ls.sfiitimt or inquirinsj voice. Indeed only two memben of the Opposition partias wan in their i Bony comment on their limited
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      Teachers' Panel
      409 10 Elsewhere on this page is a lettpr from the chairman of the St*ff Side of the National Whitley Council. Mr. T. Natendran. upholding the presence with voting rights of a Staff Side representative on the Teachers' Panel of th» National Joint Council of Teachers. Before we deal with
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      Two-way Traffic
      105 10 More than 1,100 visitors from Indonesia in one month recently indicates that the logic of Singapore's position in the region is beginning to reassert itself. Such a flow of visitors despite the paucity of ships and aircraft and the, inadequacy of arrangements for completing travel formalities mean that
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    The problem of Thailand's 'guests'
    1045 10  -  GARRY BARKER Bangkok impinge. The result here has been that both change; the Americans perhaps more than their Thai hosts whose reaction is bifurcated both reluctant and eager and thus confused. Take Bangkok. International opinion is that this is one of the worlds great, swinging
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      National Whitley Council and the teachers
      694 10 I REFER to your observation in your editorial of Aug. 22 on the question of representation of the Btaff Bide of the National Whitley Council on the National Joint Council lor Teachers. You seem to hold the view that the National Whitley Council has
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      HOUSING ESTATE CAR PARKS
      138 10 I REFER to the letter by Vivien Tan 'ST. Aur. 5 1 complaining that hawkers are occupying car park spaces in Pesiaran Keliiing. MacPherson. thereby depriving car owners livine in Housing Board estates of their car parks Two blocks of doublestorey hawkers centres are now under
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      68 10 „cd advertisements for i Straits Times Malay Mail may be handed to: COID STORAGI SUfIU MAKKIT COLO STORAGI IRANCHIS CITY BOOK STOM LTD ihi MfWI FRONT M M ISMAIL Nn.ol Bo»a I MAMIIM iTORI V RtTNASAMY 4 CO. i I „,,|O I S MUBARUK ft BROJ LTO. it 19 A
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      112 10 Whenever you travel let 'SAM' travel too! In New York, London, Hong Kong, Singapore. Kuala Lumpur, or other big cities, you'll find more and more people, who are going places, using Samsonite luggage*. At air terminals, seaports, stations, 1 best hotels, you can see Samsonite luggages moving in and out.
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    Be merry and enjoy yourselves says LTengku
    198 11 Be merry and enjoy yourselves says L Tengku I/UALA LUMPUR. Kri. Ten R k v Abdul Rahman today called on the people to "make merry" and enjoy themselves during the Merdeka celebrations instead of worrying over the slight economic setback owing to the falling price of rubber. He was speaklne
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    Bankrupt: Man who owed $1.4 million
    98 11 SINGAPORE. Fn. —Yo Kian Tjoan. sole proprietor of Dwidaya Trading Co. of Battery Road, said to be owine more than $1.4 million on a judgment debt, was made a bankrupt today by Mr Justice Ambrose. Mr. S. C. Chua. acting tor the petitioning creditor.
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    Armed men rob housewife
    55 11 PENANG. Fri Two rot>ber» rmed with knives held up a ousewife in her house in \>trri*ry Rond yesterday and robbed er of $385 in rash and valuables. Kamala Ponnandy. 28. was washik clothes in the kitchen when lie robbers crabbed her from heind and gagged her
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    THE TIDES
    106 11 TODAY: Sedili Kechil 113 a.m. 1 6.5 ft > 106 pm t~fti; Sin lapore 203 a.m (Bft) 2.15 pm 1 8.1 ft t: Port Dtcfcaon 953 fl m r 8 4ft t 944 pin '75P i. Port Swettenham 8.39 am iM.Sfti. 833 pm. 1 13 4ft i; Penane
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    Action against profiteers when Bill becomes law
    275 11 THE Government ran take artion against profl'Per.v without sa/Pttlnc certain goods as price mntrnllPd goods onrP the Price Control 1 Amendment 1 Bill passed by the Dewan Ra"ayat tonißht has become an Act. Under the Bill, the Price KUALA LUMPUR, Fri I Controllpr
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    All Girls Revue
    25 11 IPOH. PYI Thp Korean Ali Girls Revut 'Mil pfrf^rni St John Ambulance Hall here on Sunday and Monday, with two «hon-K nightly
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    'Give me strength' wrote suicide mother
    510 11 'Give me strength' wrote suicide mother Kl' AL A Ll'MPl'R. Fri. A 25-year-old machine operator with the Statistics Department here told her head of department that there must be an outlet for her. "otherwise the eruption of the bottled volcano would be very great." *1 have been Icadinc a very
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    Two housewives robbed
    86 11 SIMJAPORK. Kri. Two housrwi\rs wen on a road divider in South Brtflse Itoad festerday. waiting to cross the road when I\m> faaithi Tieaked] up from hi'hind and snatched their K'>M chains, tocrthrr worth S2OO. the chains .snapped, their pendants rirnpprd to eround They were recovered. The \ictims
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      484 11 F -M SO BUSY tJTm'm KARTINI J I. vyXw Jg A aWk. t??^ a 1 (IN bk^£ .At >2» iJm 'J \'l t iX.^aV^ IV A wifp and mother \W% from Ceylon who spends i^jV "CmP so mum tlrr p °n volun- K V| tar y youth work that she
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      103 11 You may be travelling near or far, on business or pleasure, cheaply or expensively, by air or by sea whichever it may be we have th 9 knowhow to plan and carry out your travel requirements. Naturally we will assist with such matters as passports, visas and delivery of tickets.
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      772 11 TV MALAYSIA Channel 5 Kuala Lumpur and Hr>' Car; 655 Singapore Race Pfnang: fi Ipoh and Malarra; Results; 700 N>» s :n Eneiish; 3 and IA .Inhorr Bahru; 4 7.10 Ghazal a musical proTaiping; 7 Ratu rahat; 9 gramme; 7.35 Bewitched Kluanjr. Trick or Treat: 8.00 News In Mandarin; 8.10
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    Ceremony marks inauguration of the latest piling method
    491 12 ANEW method of pi liii^ will be introduced today on the construction site of the Hnvelock Road New Bridge Road Urban Renewal Scheme in Singapore. This features many udvantii^cs. including its noiseless and nonvibration operations. Olh'riatinß at the ceremony at 2 p.m.
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    Co-operation with developing nations
    209 12 MESSAGE KKOM MR TETSI TAKu MI/I no VICEPRESIDENT OK PENTA -O(»\s CONSTBIH I ion to LTD.: I HAVE been impressed by the tremendous development and reconstruction programmes which are completely reshaping this city into one of the greatest in this part of the world. The sincere
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    Policy to introduce modern techniques Contribution to our economy
    379 12 Policy to introduce modern techniques Contribution to our economy MFSSAGK FROM MR. SOON PENG YAM. CHAIRMAN OF SIM LIM CO. LTD.: THE rapid growth of urban population has given great impetus to extensive exploitation of dimensional space in modern cities. In postwar Singapore, the housing boom has given rise to
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      75 12 INTRODUCING -Jl THE REVOIffIDNARY METHOD OF NOISELESS NON VIBRATING EARTHLiIIL PILING. IDEAL FOR FOUNDATION WINKS FOR TALL HEAVY BUILDINGS, 1/ RANGE OF EARTH DRILLERS If l\ 210 27S 430 Bts 9SO 171 To s IONS To s TONf f To s I \J II II L I SS^HI I (BEARING
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      54 12 CONGRATULATIONS to SIM LIM CO., LTD. and PENTA-OCEAN CONSTRUCTION CO., LTD. JAPAN on their being awarded the contract by THE HOUSING DEVELOPMENT BOARD FOR LARGE DIAMETER BORED PILING WORKS. We are proud to be associated with them for concreting reinforcement works. MOK COMPANY (BUILDING CIVIL ENGINEERING CONTRACTORS) 138-C. ROBINSON ROAD.
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    New drilling machine cuts down noise and vibration
    381 13 em urn co. Ltd./ pcnta-ocean construction co. Ltd. supplement Tllh 'Earth Drilling' machine, manufactured by the Kato Works Co. Ltd. of Japan, introduces a new method of piling work now Uc\\\ii used for the Urban Renewal Scheme at Havelock Road/New Bridge Road.
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    Basic process
    104 13 1. Top tail H drilled aawn t. th< depth of a caiitii tub* 2. Catina n mn rt.d ixf* Hit holw drilled in the tap tail to prevent the »eM fea« rollaptinq. and I hen the hale it further drilled dawn r» the bearing itratvm. J A cage
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      183 13 I 0.M.1t A IT I. AXIOMS to SIM LIM CO.. LTD. 4 PENTA-OCEAN CONSTRUCTION CO., LTD. JAPAN on their being awarded the contract hy THF. HOUSING «c DEVELOPMENT BOARD A FOR LARGE DIAMETER BORED PILING WORKS. yTPV'fI Thf^ -He.l »~vl 8011., \y Di.,tl Dnvn Cfxtf^i Mh.r 1 IB MaM CI4I
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      54 13 CONGRA TULA TIONS SIM LIM CO., LTD. and PENTA-OCEAN CONSTRUCTION CO., LTD. JAPAN on their being awarded the contract by THE HOUSING DEVELOPMENT BOARD FOR LARGE DIAMETER BORED PILING WORKS from THE TOKIO MARINE FIRE INSURANCE CO., LTD. (INCORPORATED IN JAPAN) and THE OVERSEAS ASSURANCE CORPN. LTD. 8. MALACCA STREET.
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      Parking waste in off-peak hours
      193 14 Parking waste in off-peak hours I^HF purpose o! thil letter Is to complain about the senseless deprivation of parking space u\ traffic in Sn when Is i during off-peak hour> i between T.do p.m. and 7 (Xl a m. and on Sundayand public holidays), and between midnight and 7 a.m.
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      Millions in deposits
      89 14 Six weeks' chi deposit, is not too much to protect thr r iB. from ioss through non-payment if compared with the amount required for deposit by the National Electricity Board which requires a deposit of anything from more than twice to three times th* charges for consumption
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      BAND THAT FILLED IN FOR THE INTERVAL
      189 14 BAND THAT FILLED IN FOR THE INTERVAL WITH the thousands of other citizens who attended the Police-Military Tattoo at the Jalan Besar Stadium on Wednesday, last week. I was genuinely thrilled by the smart turn-out and the precision display of those who took part. I could appreciate the great amount
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      33 14 \\'F. have in Johor*> a Town Planning Office hut you can never meet the Town Planner in that. office for consultations. Either he Is on leave or on visits. SI RVEY Johore Rahru
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      51 cents rubber and taxes
      160 14 THE rubber price has dropped to below 51 cents per lb making l f practically impossible lor the majority of e.sta to s to operate efficiently. Does the government Intend to allow these estates to close down, or will it help them out by reduced
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      Stateless child of a Singapore citizen
      427 14 ■AM a SingaBpnre Citizen |by registration and lived in Singapore for about 18 years prior to being transferred to Alalaya by my company. My wile gave birth to a -liter m Kuala Lumpur during 19«6. Some months prior to the birth I wro'e to
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      ONE DAY'S HOLIDAY
      121 14 I WARMLY congratulate the Ministry of Health for deciding to open selected Government Outpatient Clinics on Sundays for a half day session. However. I must disagree with Citizens suggestion to go a step further and open all Outpatient Clinics on Sundays and public holidays for half a
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      The invalid passport and chopped Visa'
      109 14 %IV fiancee- Uvm In .Inhnm Bahru and visits Singapore. Her 84 Restricted Passbook bean at least four "Chops" weekly, although one "chop" permits her to stay 14 days in Singapore. Buddenljr an Immiera- hi officer told her that the Passbook was no longer valid
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      THE TEACHING HOSPITAL
      121 14 MY brother and 1 were patients In the University Hospital. We were admitted as patients to Ward eleven B after being carefully examined by the doctors in the Polycllnic. I cannot find words to describe how efficient and Interested the doctors and staff of Ward eleven B
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      Macßitchie: Peace and quiet or crowds and noise?
      260 14 Macßitchie: Peace and quiet or crowds and noise? I AM appalled to read in the Saturday Forum (S.T. Auk. 19) Jacqui Loh's reply to Mr. M. T. Onps letter on band performances at Macßitchie Resen I am an admirer of landscape b> Singapore. admit) has few sites for public parks.
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      38 14 MX) mark the tent' deka anniversary th» Postals Department should change its savings book from the still old. brown book to som> more attractive In t cover, the kind which some banks issue PR 11 \M Rahl Caves
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      Patrol cars and sirens
      89 14 SINGAPORE'S Police patrol cars have been equipped with sirens. They use them not only for rushing to emergencies but all the time, and the sirens are lo.Mng their value and becoming a nuisance. I watched one patrol car at Tanglin Halt, scream after a taxi, halt
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      Singapore Train tickets at J.B.
      79 14 Singapore Train tickets at J.B. \^OU cannot buy ticket at Johore Bahru Railway Station earlier than 10 minutes before the arrival of local and down trains, fifteen minutes for u> trains The sates are only opened five to ten minutes before a train arrives. It is not always possible to
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      69 14 AURORA, ILLINOIS, U S A M^ ASPHALT PLANTS AND ROAD PAVERS .1 wvpFf^l "i j|J**l|fcTljM Borber -'Greene j jm i 31 f/vwa &Jm ijj* 1 JPi^ ***^*^M^i >. irjMt .1 ▼WB^BHMMMfWNMMikMMIWBMMMMWRMWMMOTMVMKr'^' B^HLW s^Hb^bv l^S^^arf JB^^^^^^^ib^b^bWß9^b^^"'^*^b^B JUB *-rfi< Lb^bb^^v, •ftmmi .J fWw »WdBI pP**p^H ii,num-*tmmi**wmvmtmm \\\mmmmmmwmmmmmmmmmw W^mW^C/^^^ Wt& m Mm. jt^M
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      1153 15 II UVERPIIL I WEST CBAST UK., BMtTpMt >« J <■■ s'Mrr. UiH| MAIIN I .imool. AmcuUi Sen 2 Stft i Am. 21 I lIIMd I .r-0001. O.lii. Cl«... Ant 31 Srpt 1 Sttt 4' I Stft 7 TAITHTIIUS Uveiool. ttow... Srpt 1 Sett 7 Sipt 111 Stpt 12/ PRIAM I
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      1221 15 feELLERMAN BUCKNALL S.S. CO., LTD. SEE QVEKUAF FOR OUTWARD SERVICE FROM U.K. CONTINENT. Llat.Kt tir feapMtl P. S>am Pt4MN| CITY IF GUILDFORO C. la.'t it II Am It 1 Sept J; 2 SMt > Cm IF ST. ALIANS Ro-lt'OaT. HamDu'l. IS ilStpl CITYIFIUNIEE Rotttrdta. HiTbu'l. 4 I Oct II B
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    Bleak outlook for rubber darkens
    348 16 nnHE Dleak outlook overX hanging the Rubber Market darkened further this week with values, contrary to most expectations falling 2 cents to reach the lowest level since 1950. report H.C.B. Co. Ltd. v. their current survey. Earlier, continued lack of consumer demand ami stale bull
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    143 16 AUSTRALIAN STOCKS MELBOURE quieter trading. Rises shaded falls BHP m vipadv m $1 1 85 Minings eased again with New Broken Hill. Hampton and Great Boulder leading the declines which covered most of 'he list Oils were steady. Today" tunms prtr»« .n A'j»traitan <lr.ilni« and irn:i who Thursday r price*
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    BEN ESTABLISHES PREMIUM DESPITE HESITANT MART
    683 16 IMII. industrial Mition of the Stock Exchange yesterday was "hesitant about steady" after an initial dip in prices in early trading. Feature of thr day was m-ulv listed Ben and Co.. which was done from 51. 15 to ILIS to Sl.il to 51. 19
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    1215 16 iDLSINtSS in and rr|ioi t«-«l v thr Singaporr and Kuali l.umpur tradine raom<« of th« sciuk Kxrhancr yr\trrdaj irith Hit- inimiin of shares traded in hrarkrts: I INDUSTRIALS: Ban ana to U. II UWH U.J« i) I3S i Sl.» b. 11U.04W) v i4.oihii 11.33 O. 19.00V1
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    72 16 THI A..«1.11.n .r Bank. M rhani«»a :n Itl ra'-a lo m»r.nan'a (•> mtaa to siooi UmlH ttattt: burlna TT W •lrmail O[) S3 n id oo 4 i.i I cr»<ll' iln 3.1 7 I*. tra<l» htlj» Canada: hnvmc Tf U 1 It airmail .in billa. 3S T trail*
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    35 16 tf«a aicrtanga marhaf m W Hon.: Kent vr.>r4»> 'n. Ot. I Datlar •aa nuoird at 579 for T.T. ani A T7| for MM. Ittrlinc TiolM 1«« Ml ant u«i at (aid at 2T2«.
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    Straits tin price is down by 62½ cents
    327 17 'mil strait* tin pricr fell 1 rrni- in Penan* yr%I rrtl.t n in v.'H. M> pir piiulim ■n acTeriaf ewUmmt&i d»un 111 lons In SSt tuns \ll round support Rl thr liihit lr\«'K \\.i> i.|ior(r<l In London on lhursrla\ .iftrrnoon Ihr llinr
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      1373 18 VEHICLES FOR SALE VEHICLES FOR SALE It N'ora'a 'Wilt.) Box it rl* oxfro '1 N'ora'i. S* i *ltn i H.x rl. »»fra PtUCEOT 404 S WAOON, late t*M. t*M M 1000 raxad kceMaM frr* South Bridge Road. Singapore *****. Park. Clemencrau A\c <Hpor.) II SINGAPORE USED CAR CO. AUSTIN 1800
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      632 19 SALES MANAGER II required by a large and well estahlished Singapore manufacturing company with overseas affiliations and extensive local and export markets. Qualification s (a 1 Decree in Economics. Commerce of allied .Mjbjert. r-\ipnslvp. experience a* a senior marketing executlrc ie) Agp prefTablv between 30 and 40 r-ars but ronsideration
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      Burma have flair to pull it off
      813 20  -  BBBBBBBBBBBBBV' X'BBflflßßßß^l^^^H 1 1 1 1 i-J M1 1 lj aw BaMtti.. v bbm aaT^jiiL^rL^r'^^^l BflL^L.^- .^Wr^BBBBBBBBBBBaBBaBBBBBaaBBBaM at the prospects of tonight's Merdeka football tournament final between Burma and South Korea is like imagining a tug-of-war botwrr n rivals of exactly equal weight
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      Four players honoured but one missed out
      220 20 !..>( K pte>er» »im laaai ii.n t in law flnl .Mniirki i.ill i' "ii ii .inn in in 11".7 mil ii r lirrr .< -.1■ 11 lor tlie Irnlli inni\ i-i -.11 > ul Ilir 1 h.iiii|)i<nislii|> wiir hiiiiniirrd il Ik* I. ul
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      Chinese in sth
      95 20 NATIONALIST CHINA look fifth place in the tournament with a 4-2 victory over Hong Kong at the Merdeka Stadium last night. China led 1-0 at halt time wiih a goal by Cheung Chi Wai in ihe 39th minute. Hong Kong equalised through Ho Ylu Keung In the
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      Operation on Aussie
      78 20 HARIS WISSI.NK. Jl Au*- tralus reserve goalkeeper, who wa> badly hurt when nisiied by a Singapore torward in Thursday's match in the Merdcka football tournament, was operated on for an miury to his spleen at the Kuala Lumpur General Hospital vesteiday. His condition la satisfactory. The operation.
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      Last night's matches: Vietnam get winner in extra time MALAYSIA ... 1 S.VIETNAM 2
      374 20 Last night's matches: Vietnam get winner in extra time MALAYSIA 1 S.VIETNAM 2 took third place In the Merdeka soccer tournament last night when they beat Malaysia 2-1 at Merdeka Stadium. The match was dec-idea m t lie seventh minute ul extra time, centre-for-ward Van Chleu scoring the winning goal.
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      S'pore asked to stage world meet
      132 20 S'pore asked to stage world meet BADMINTON INDONESIA has suggested that Singapore stage 1 a world badminton championship to rival the All-England, reports FRANCIS BOXY. Ong Poh Lim. a Singapore coach, told me that tho sugaestion was made by Dr Padmo 3omasto. chairman ot the All -Indonesia Bad minton Federation,
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      Jabbar gets shock win over Yap
      157 20 Jabbar gets shock win over Yap ABDU JABBAR Dv .sprang ,i lUl'Drls* in the Malacca restricted badminton cnamptonanipa when be bca; Utle-faoJder Oeorge \.<n m me men's ringtai hmMlb J.ibDai wild \Min 17-18. 15-o. 15-1. will meet Wong Lian Un in the linai. In thr other »emitinal. Wong beat la^t
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      Support
      122 20 Once we Dave .-uhicveu. ;ha'. we would like to compel*' again&t Malaysia in a world tournament in Singapore." Dr Padmo told the Singapore coach. According to Dr. Padmo. Japan were also In favour of wurri cbaaptnoanips bruin ."taged by Singapore Support wimhi br souyhl from oilier A.-,. an coun:iir>.
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      PENANG WALK
      31 20 111' I'piung AAA aie orcanisuin a walking race from Teluk Baliani? to the Clock Tower at King Edward P.ur on Sept. 3 as part ot the Merdrka anniversary rclrbr
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      Indons enter Johore GP
      72 20 INDcjNLtIA S 21" Ulolol and our driver who Mre to i-umprte vi the Tenaku Abdul Rahman Circuit 1 Batu Tißa. near Koala I umpur, on Sept. 1-3. have also entered lor the Johore Grand Prix at Johore Bahru on Sept. 7-9 m Oreea m retarj of
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      Senwan: I'm in the clear
      226 20 UENWAN Eksan. win- ncr of the 1965 Malay Mail Big Walk, yesterday claimed that he had not violated the amateur rules. Senwaii:, picture appeared in a chocolate advertisement on Wednesday, raising doubts of his amateur statu.\ "I did not jive my consent to the advertisers
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      BIG CHANCE FOR UNDER-23 PLAYERS
      136 20 BIG CHANCE FOR UNDER-23 PLAYERS RUGGER pLAYERS who .show 1 promise in the Singapore Rugby Union* Under-23 tournami :.t next month will be considered for selection for the national Side as well as lor the team to the Seap Games in Bangkok in DecemoiT. sru Dnder-23 con Tenor s s.
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      SUMMARY
      23 20 MM I Rangers 2 Buttcrworth Rangers Taipinc Dir. I: Pen.. > k.n. 5 2 Mai. Art,::' i>mdin(it Laagac: Ki>-.00 4 Sitiawta Inu.ai^s 1.
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      100 20 >O( I i; M.i H.k.i loiniir. iin.ii: Burma fat vii mii pi. 1, ai 1 im>. i:\dmi\kis vitluai chumi 1 Oulllemard Rd. 8 p m >. Mil. 11 1.1 -.ciiini mii 1,.,,! Clieoug v K. t 'MBA ball liWxl 11; Ml |„,,r m.il. h: Development iV Bhulc v Yur I
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      Capital Gain is best
      296 21 RACING with Epsom |eep fAPITALGAIN (Ra< Vy at Bukit Timah Ux Thp six-year-old ha; »eason. Aftpr a spquen smart win over thr K 1 last month (Kaya, Witt Last wppk. he ran finish fourth tn Katnn? Kaya ha- won four ttmfs in -pvpn n'lf.ng;- all a»
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      BUKIT TIMAH RUNNERS AND RIDERS
      1618 21 GOING FORECAST: Good. Race 1 215 Class 4 Div. 4 (57,500) 61 (Local jockeys only) l 'i diUKt (i'jiurei Sullivan 4 9.0 t«» 1 n .-porting Mm i Utility) Tulloh 5 9 0 »Nawa*l 14 5 ***** Ireature Hunter a tHunteri Daniel* 4 •13 •Samry
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      SELECTIONS
      262 21 Koan Prince looks the danger. The speedy four-year-old showed good form when he ran second to Travellers Cheque 111 last week Mida* Tnurh. Imirth 'o Sungei Glory, ha* a place chance RA(I. FOIK. rrownettc is shaping up for success. At the previous Buk;t Timah meeting she was placed twice
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      NAPOLEON SOLO STEPS OUT SMARTLY
      307 21 NAPOLEON SOLO STEPS OUT SMARTLY HEAVY RAIN fell at Bukit Timjh yesterday morning, taking the "sting" out of the hard ground. TODAY'S BEST BET is Capital Cain in Race Eight. EACH-WAY DOUBLE: Big Hill (Race One) and Queen Of The Night (Race Six). BEST FORECAST: Big Hill and Chiaramella in
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      Lock icon Petingo —by six lengths
      169 21 Petingo by six lengths LONDON. Fri Capt. Marcos Lemoss Petinfo. nddan by Lefter Piggott. *'°n the Gimcrack Stakes over 6f at York yesterday. Petinso the 7-4 favourite, romped home by six lengths from 10-1 Cbebs Lad (B Connortom wttb Sclpio (O Moore) third another half-len«tti sway. Forlorn River (B. Raymond'
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      Graebner and Riessen reach US semi-finals
      175 21 TENNIS BROOKLINL. (Mastachusetts). Fn Top-seeded Americans Clark Graebner and Marty Riessen won 14-12. 6-3. 17-15 against Rafael Osuna (Mexico) and Jaidip Mukerjea < India i in the U.S. lawn tennis doubles championships here yesterday. Graebner and Rle6*en were joined in the men's semi-finals by
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      Decision set for a double
      176 21 If Born or Camp runs up to form he can win despite topweight The main challenge may come from Convair, who ran good race iwt time out at Kuala Lumpur when fourth to Indication. King* R«w atid El Supremo. fourth to Dollar Printer last week,
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      Lock icon CRICKET Nicholson takes 9-62 for Yorks
      132 21 CRICKET Nicholson takes 9-62 for Yorks LONDON. Pri Career-best figure* of 9-82 by seam howler Tony Nicholson put Yorkshire in a strong position in their County cricket match ag*mst Sussex at Eastbourne yesterday Close of play scores Eastbourne Yorks 210 and 259-7 (Sharpe 76 Hampshire 63 Sussex 142 (Nicholson 9-62
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      STUDENT GAMES ROW Rumania join the boycott
      157 21 STUDENT GAMES ROW Rumania join the boycott TX3KYO, Fri. A Rum ania today announced their withdrawal from the World Student Games at a general assembly of Flsu the International Federation of University Sports. Rumania aeclared that the P.nu general assembly had failed 'o deal satisfactorily with the problem of the
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    84 22 A TEST RUN FOR ILLUMINATED OLD-STYLE KELANTAN BOAT LMU.I crouds turned up at the Lake (.ardens in Kuala Lumpur last night fur a preview of the colourful water pageant to be held on Sunday as part of the 10th Mcrdeka anniversary celebrations. This Straits Times picture shous an
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    No softening
    61 22 He noped that none oi them would let the Government down He also hoped that "this act of kindness and human compassion will not be construed as a sign of softening on our part." "Finally." Tun Razak added, "may I express the thought that those who are released
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    Lock icon Marine post attacked
    59 22 SAIGON. Fri. North Vietnamese forces attacked a U.S. Marine border post along the demilitarised zone early today In a prelude to what may be a major offensive thrust during South Vietnam's presidential campaign. U.S. B-52s made three laids on the southern portion of the demilitarised zone early
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    Another term for Governor
    51 22 MALACCA. Fri.— The Governor of Malacca. Tun Haji Abdul Malek bin Yusof. whose term of office expires on Aug. 31. has been asked by the Yang diPertuan Agont; to .serve another four-year t*rjr> Tun Malek will be sworn In at the State Legislative Assembly chambers next
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    LONDON STOCKS
    348 22 LONDON. Fri Bank holiday i Ayer Hitain 16 9 considerations restricted activity Gopeng 33 3 on the London stock market today. Honukone 37/Prices held steady as selective sup- Kamunting 119 port and lack of sellers persisted. Kiillnghall 38/Reflation hopes stemming from London Tin 17/3 the high U.S. unemployment
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    Rubber below 50 cents
    99 22 By GEOFFREY BOLAND SINGAPORE, Fri. Fears that the lubber price would fall below the 50-cent level O regarded by th< market as a psychological barrier were con- firmed here today when September first grade buyers closed at 49J cents. The drop took place on a very
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    Lock icon France says 'no' to treaty
    52 22 PARIS. Fri.— France today rejected the Soviet- American suggested treaty to ban the spread of j nuclear weapons. Government officials said. They said President de Gaulle < considered the plan a 0 6. -Soviet attempt to ensure they had a super-power nuclear monopoly.— < UPI.
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    RAMOS: MANILA 'CRISIS' REPORTS UNTRUE
    229 22 KUALA LI MPI R. FrL The Philippine Foreign Secretary. Mr. Narciso Ramos, flew in here tonight for the ASA ministerial conference and for "frank discussions with my good friend. Tun Razak." lie made it a point to stress that there was "no crisis between his
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    Ministry of health are champs
    139 22 Ministry of health are champs MINISTRY of Health Sports Club won the inter-club title in the Singapore National Badminton Championship.* when they beat Maytlower 3-2 in the final at Guillemard Road last night Victory for the champion* wa.-. earned the hard way Chan KenK Guan gave Mr-.-flower a good .start
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    Barrington 129 not out
    114 22 A 143-rim partnership lor the third wicket oetween experienced Ken Barrtncion '129 not OUt I nnd lorn Gra\eney <77i sent thr England swore soarlnp on :h« *ec >nd day of the third and final Test ftgminsi Pakistan at The O\;U lieie today. Bamnston and Qnrvauf HUM
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    S'pore trounced
    45 22 PERTH Fri— The Singapore team competing in the world women's netball tournament had a training woikoui agalnM New Zealand today and were trounced 74-5. In todays cam's South Africa made certain of third place by beating England 30-29. and Jamaica beat Scotland 59-23
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      52 22 The weather Highest and lowest temperature." in Malaysia and Singapore UN the period 8 p.m. Thursday to 8 pjn. yesterday: Higher Lonrsl Kuala Lumpur 86 72 Kota Bharu 87 77 Penang 87 77 Ipoh 87 ",:j Malacca 87 73 Singapore 89 77 C. Highlands btj til Jesselton 87 73 Kuchlng
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