The Straits Times, 28 September 1967

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    26 1 CEIVED I AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 150,000 iSEPIW The Straits Times Hit: Niitiiiiiiil flBWSDHIIBP Estd. 1845 THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 28, 1967 13 CENTS KDN. 2378:2590 >!.C.(P)2266
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    Oil: Govt acts, but so politely
    277 1  - Oil: Govt acts, but so politely V.K. CHIN: KUALA 'Please bring prices back to normal' REQUEST GOES OUT TO FIVE COMPANIES By LUMPUR, Wednesday THE Government is to ADVISE the five oil companies to rescind their twocent increase in petrol and diesel prices. This decision \v;is taken today alter Hie
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    Lock icon The 'Sulu Sultan' gets $1,987 from Sabah
    355 1 The 'Sulu Sultan gets $1,987 from Sabah MWII.A. Wed.— I'ln- Stale of S.ihah today paid Mr Ombra AmilhariKsa M.MK7..V2. rcproscn t i n v three-eighths «f the en M(in money paid annually to the heirs of the late Sultan of Sulii who oik c owned Sabah. The money Kiven Mr.
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    Lock icon Rice Price: Students' threat to Govt
    108 1 Rice Price: Students' threat to Govt JAKARTA. Wed— Militant Indonesian students today demanded that the Government should resign ii ;t could not hold down the price of rice-. Besmas Batubara. leader Of the University Students Action Front <Kami>. told about 1.000 young demonstrators who swarmed into the courtyard and verandah
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    Lock icon A doctor's £13,000 mistake
    52 1 A doctor's £13,000 mistake MANCHESTER. Wed. An elderly woman, completely paralysed because ol a doctor's mistake, will be paid £13.000 compensation, the Regional Hospital Board here said. The doctor gave her an injection when treating her for varicose veins, but injected a pain-killing druft in the wrong place, causing permanent
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    Lock icon Canal clash continues
    68 1 TEL AVIV. Wed— Egyptian and Israeli lorces battled with artillery and heavy weapons all along the Suez Canal today after three United Nations attempts to impose a ceasefire failed, an Israeli military I spokesman said here. Nearly six hours after the fight- Ing broke out this morning,
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    Mission in
    41 1 SINGAPORE. Wed— A seven- man trade delegation lrom j South Korea flew in tonight to hold discussions on trade and 1 ail agreement*. The mission is led by Mr Yun Suk Heun. Korea's Ambassador to the Philip- 1 pines
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    Pope's blessing
    34 1 VATICAN CITY Wed —Pope Paul VI. looking fit after his recent illness, appeared on a bal- cony ol the Apostolic Palace to- day to Mbm a group of Portuguese j pilgrims.— UPl.
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    Lock icon LIU VOWS TO OUST MAO
    115 1 HONG KONC. Wed.— The ;inti-communist n«\v*>pnprr Sinu Tm viid disgraced Chlneae Communist President Liv Shao-clii had made a nationwide broad a s I vowing he would inorthrow Chairman Mao. It mM the broadcast Ml taped, and one of the tapes was smuggled to Hone Kong
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    POLICE DETAIN 'REBEL' FARMER HAMID TUAH
    220 1 POLICE DETAIN 'REBEL' FARMER HAMID TUAH KLANG. Wed. Hamid Tuah. the farmer who had planned to open up an illegal settlement at Telok Gong. 14 miles from here, has been detained the second time in seven years. His arrest was ordered by the Selangor Mentn Besar, Dato Harun bin Haji
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    Lock icon Tokyo port 'biggest in world' plan
    88 1 rKYO. Wi-d.-The Ministry of Transport today announced its plan to build Tokyo harbour into the largest port in the world by 1975 at a total cost of 730.000 million yen 56.200 million. L'nuer the plan, seven port* operating separately within Tokyo Bay ai present
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    Co-op graft probe: Govt seizes three passports
    305 1  - Co-op graft probe: Govt seizes three passports BOB NG By KUALA LUMPUR, Wed r |MIK (ioverninenl has impounded the i>;issports of three people in liv course ol investigations into Ilir affairs of three to-oper-ative societies. The societies are the < l<>\ mi men I Mirers Co-operative Housing Society, the Police
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    Lock icon Hong Kong gets S'pore eggs
    38 1 HONG KOMO W.-< Singapore, lor i lie riis: lime in ;e--i-eni memory. U exportUl| •ggi hart, but their salfs ;tr» repotted to be .-low been China lias iomiiiw plies to the colony. UPI.
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    STOP PRESS
    30 1 PREMIES SFHARTO JAKARTA. Wed In dnnfM.tn Cabinet will s« reshuffled in Oetobei lien. Suharto will In PriMM Hiaivter, while three topranking Ministers will bedismissrd. Cabinet toorcei confirmed today.
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      Lock icon Track-down at the race tracks
      126 2 NEW YORK, Wed POLICE in Fort Valley Georgia, have charged the president of a Georgia hnr.se racing stadium with operating a moonshine whisky still in a cavern underneath the arena. Police said the cavern was reached through a trap door in a dummy ticket booth
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      Peking breaks with Tunisia after a row
      262 2 Peking breaks with Tunisia after a row UEKING. Wed. China announced last night that it was closing its embassy in Tunis following a bitter dispute with the Tunisian Government. A FoTOtgn Ministry statenuiit .said the Tunisian Government*! attitude had been a "moss insult to the Peoples Hi'public of China." The
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      Lock icon 13 die in Indian rioting
      103 2 13 die in Indian rioting |\EW DELHI. Wed— Thirteen people have died in clashes between Hindus and Muslims near Gorakhpur in Utlar Pra deoh. according to reports reaching here The report* said the clashes began in Jainpur village on Sunday when a group of Muslims fought with Hindus who went
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      Lock icon Smith: No visa
      30 2 WASHINGTON. Wed. Th* ■tat* Department has Indicated it would not iwue a vi^a la the Rhodeslan Prime Minister. Mr lan Smith, to vixtt the United Sates. Reuter
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      Lock icon Big Four leave out Vietnam
      545 2 Much backslapping after working dinner but... JJNITED NATIOiNS, Wed. The Big Four Foreign Ministers conferred with SecretaryGeneral U Thant for more than two and a half hours last night, but did not discuss Vietnam. Asked by reporters afterwards if Vietnam was among the items taken
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      Lock icon DIVEBOMBING ATTACKS ON HAIPHONG
      337 2 DIVEBOMBING ATTACKS ON HAIPHONG CAM.OV Wed.—Ame- rican warplanps screamed down on North Vietnam's main port of Haiphonr yesterday and divebombrd lancets within the city limits. They blasted bridges as near as one mile from the city centre. A-4 Skyhawks based on the carrier Coral Sea hit the Kien An highway
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      Lock icon Breaking down the barriers
      60 2 WELLINGTON. Wed. A New Zealand Government Bill aimed at breaking down barriers between white and Maori electorates had a stormy introduction to Parliament yesterday. The Government withdrew the BUI. under which white and Maori candidates could stand in any constituency, after Labour Opposition members claimed tt
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      Lock icon Fleeing Mao
      25 2 NEW DELHI, Wed. Ninety more Tibetan rrtueees have crosbed the Himalaya*, into India bringing with them 10.000 head of cattle and sheep— Reuter.
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      Lock icon Federal troops 7 miles from Enugu
      209 2 Federal troops 7 miles from Enugu f AGOS. W>d. With federal troops reported seven miles from the Biafran capital nt hnugu, a high Buirin ofrii'ii. terday uikcd the people tn fijjht "street to street house la house," m a last-ditch st.md Dr. I -ranris Ak.mu Ilium, adviser to the Hc.ui
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      Lock icon Indira plans UAR visit
      39 2 BEIRUT. Wed— The Indiaß Prime Minister. Mr?. Indira Gandhi will viMt the l nited Arab Republic on Oct. 20. Th# tour will aiso take her to th* Soviet Union. Yugoslavia. Rumania. Hungary, and Bulgaria. Reuter.
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      326 2 FIRST TIME IN j| SINGAPORE kstir \s, or a m ted P er i°d only) Manufacturers of Haute Couture Dresses, especially designed by own Italian Designer manufactured in Hongkong under European supervision %f* for High Fashion Houses in Europe, Jj^ now offer their Day, Evening Cocktail Dresses Jf made of
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      Stranded 46 take the long way home
      107 3 PURTH IM AID iWrsi (.criiuiiv i, \V«'(I. A croup of M Pakistanis. li.mi .i n s and Arabs, stranded in no ruin l.mrl kctWCCB C /fihoslu\.ikia and West Germany s.in«e I rid.iy. today left for a journey of several thousand miles haik home
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      Israeli crackdown on terrorists
      154 3 Israeli crackdown on terrorists 'PEL AVIV. Wed. 1 Israeli troops cracking clown on increased Arab terrorist activity on the west bank of Jordan yesterday captured quantities of weapons, officials said here. The anna wrre found 'm four houses in a village >outh-we.st of the west bank city of Nablus. claimed
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      Lock icon Airbus accord
      23 3 BONN. Wed.— Britain. France ai.d West Germany have signed U agreement to launch the ilfvpiiipmen: of a European air- bu.s. Renter.
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      Lock icon Another sputnik
      19 3 MOSCOW. Wed.— The SoviPt Union yesterday launched No. 180 in its Cosmos .*pnrs of unmanned sputniks.— AP
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      Lock icon £20 million merger
      46 3 LONDON. Wed. British business tycoon Lord Cowdray today merged three of his publishing companies. including the authoritative Financial Times, Into one firm. The new £20 million group will control the Financial Times, 46 provincial newspapers and a wide range of other publications. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Students clash with police
      56 3 HYDERABAD. Wed.— Police used tear gai here and in the Eastern India town of Balasore yesterday in clashes with students holding protest parades in defiance of Government orders. The students went on strike on Monday in protect again.st an announcement by Osmania University of a 33
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      Shelepin: The Kremlin makes it official
      236 3 Shelepin: The Kremlin makes it official MOSCOW, Wednesday. THE central committee of the Soviet Communist Party yesterday removed Mr. Alexander Shelepin, Politburo member and former head of the Secret Police, from the all powerful party secretariat. At the same time it decreed increases in wages, pensions and vacations for millions
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      Lock icon £10 million plan
      32 3 MANILA. Wet President Marcos will aak the Development Bank of the Philippin>> to invest *****0.000 peso* (about £10.000.000' lor tlv> development oi thr cocooui industry on Mindanao Island Reuter.
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      Lock icon Mayor resigns
      27 3 WEST BERLIN. Wed. M. yor Heir.rich Albert/, resigned suddenly yesterday, taking the entire City Cabinet with him. New elections will have to be called. AP
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      Lock icon Cambodia pulls out of the Asian Bank
      143 3 Cambodia pulls out of the Asian Bank T«OKYO, Wed. The Japanese Government received official information that Cambodia withdrew from the Asian Development Bank on Sept. 18 with immediate effect, authoritative Japanese sources said today. The notice of withdrawal was contained In a letter delivered to Mr. Takeshi Watanabe. president of
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      Lock icon Interpol call
      39 3 TOKYO. Wed.— The first Asian regional conference of interpol ended the first part of its meeting yesterday with a call for the establishment of a radio teletype network in I expand the activities of the organisation. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Holiday over
      27 3 NEW YORK. Wed. Mayor John Lindsay yesterday announced final settlement of a two-week strike by about 85 per cent of the city's 58.000 teachers. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Indira calls for 'very fullest' food effort
      132 3 NEW DELHI, Wed.— The Prime Minister, Mrs. Indira Gandhi, cailed for a very major effort to get India out of the difficult food situation when she opened a conference of State Chief Ministers here yesterday. Mrs. Gandhi said a magnificent Job had been
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      Crime and punishment
      52 3 BARCELONA. .cl Convicts in Ban-dona Jail tied a fellow inmate between two mattresses and burned him to death for refusing: to join in a revolt with them, police said today. The revolt occurred on Sunday in the section for prisoners classified as abnormal. It was pot dawn
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    'Doctors are protecting own interest'
    470 4 'Doctors are protecting own interest' PHARMACISTS' BODY REPLY TO SMA CIMiAPORE, Wed. The Singapore Pharmaceutical Society today said they were not surprised that an ad hoc committee on dispensing set up by the Singapore Medical Association had rejected the suggestion by pharmacists that dispensing of medicine should be done only
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    Hume: No normal production yet
    149 4 SINGAPORE. Wednesday. THE strike-bound Hume Industries (Far East) Ltd. in Bukit Timah is not expected to resume normal production this week, a company I spokesman said today. He explained that this was because all applications for re-employment by thr company's former daily-rated employees had to
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    Educational TV for today
    133 4 TODAYS educational TV lor tchooU on Channel I It v follows: 8.30 a.m. -8. 50 a.m.. Civics, Sec I The Road Problem (Ch.j; 3 10-9.30, Geography, Bee. 2— Heavy Industry of America iCh.). 10-10.20, Mathematics, bee. 2 Cosines and their practical applications (Eng.i; U.Oo-11 .23, English
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    Safety and courtesy trial for drivers
    186 4 SINGAPORE, Wed. The National Safety First Council will hold a road safety and courtesy trial in November for two groups of drivers: Private car-drivers and motorcyrlists and scooterlsta. The contest lur private car drivers, to be held on Nov. \2, will be ovpr a
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    Brigade parade
    54 4 SINGAPORE. Wed— The 10th' 3'tnl Singapore companies of the Girls and Boys Brigade will hold thru tir* combined Inspection and display on Saturday at 430 pm at their headquarters, at the Pentecost Methodist Church In Koon Seng Road. Superintendent of Police. Inche Abdul Rahman bin Delbasah. will be
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    TALENT CONTEST TO AID CHARITY
    132 4 TALENT CONTEST TO AID CHARITY SINGAPORE. Wed.— Twelve finalists will take part in "Setron's Talent Quest '67" competition, which will be held at the National Theatre at 8 pm. on Saturday. The show, In aid of the abandoned babies of the Convent of the Holy Infant Jesus and the St.
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    Cookery course
    72 4 Cookery course BINOAPORE. Wed— The Adult Education Board is organising a 10-week course In English In "International Dishes" to be held at the Hal Sing Dewasa Institute In Holland Road. It Is designed to teach housewives to prepare dishes like Italian pizea, spaghetti a la Bolognese, val au vents, spatzellie.
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    Labour dispute
    46 4 SINGAPORE, Wed.— The coninued hearing of a dispute beween the Singapore General »rinting Workers' Dnlon and the Cok Wah Press, arising out of the mien's proposals for a new colective atrecment. will be heard ■11 Oi t 4 at the second Industrial Krbitration Court
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    Miss Wee looks like a model, but is top executive
    126 4 SHE looks like a fashion model, but this Singapore jjirl. Miss P. M. Wee (above), is a high-power-ed executive personnel manager of Olivetti Ltd.. who supervises a staff of 100 men and women in the company's Singapore and Malaysian offices.
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    $1.5M1L SEWAGE WORK BEGINS
    114 4 T SINGAPORE. Wednesday. HE construction of a $1.5 million sewage pumping station at Pulau Saigon to serve a planned population of 335.000 people has begun The new station will re- place the 50-year-old I pumping station at Par I Road which is lnadequat for the scale
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    A driver threatens to 'run down' a constable
    217 4 SINGAPORE. Wed. A driver. Ch v a Ho Peng, who had threatened "to ran down a polire constable after he was booked for a traffic offence, was today granted a sixmonth conditional discharge by a magistrate's court. The magistrate. Mr. Michael Khoo
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    MBE for Major Bryan
    66 4 SINGAPORE. Wed. Major Stuart J Brvan of the Royal Australian Armoured Corps was Invested with an MBE. at a ceremony at the residence of the Australian Hieh Commissioner. Mr. A. R. Parsons. He whs awarded the medal "In recognition of his distinguished service during the Borneo
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    Trade mission leader is back with pledges
    476 5  -  YEO TOON JOO Bright prospects for Spore goods in East Europe By Singapore, Wednesday SIM KEE BOON, leader of Singapore's first-ever trade mission to the Soviet Union and East Europe returned home today with a bagful of inquiries and the drafts of trade
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    NOW HER IRISH EYES ARE SMILING AGAIN...
    262 5 By TSAf TAN JJUALA LUMPLiR. Wed..— When a dark-haired Colleen arrived here from Belfast last year with her two-year-old child she was frightened by this country where everyone was a stranger speaking a language she could not understand. Today, one year later, however,
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    Entry permits 'must' for NZ studies
    183 5 CIN'OAPORE. Wed. Citizens ot Singapore, Malaysia and Brunei who wish to go to New Zealand next year for further studies must obtain entry permits before they may travel to that country. In Singapore, the New Zealand High Commission has made arrangements to have the
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    Man jailed for having pistol
    48 5 IPOH Wed. Cheow Chung. 32 h Utter. pie;idcd guilty In the s< ->s;ons Court here today tv illegal possession ot .i ptetd and three rounds of ammunit-.on in a house in Jalan Russtll here on April 8. He «~u jailed lor one year.
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    Exports seminar
    37 5 KUALA LUMPUR Urci The Minister of Commerce *nd Industry. Dr. I.im S\'ee Aun will open a one-day 'Hti* l on exports promotion ori!<ni.vecl b.v ihr Institute ot Man iiement at Shell Hou.se here on Saturday
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    Damages case: Govt must give details of treatment
    224 5 Damages case: Govt must give details of treatment KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday. THE Federal Court of Appeal today dismissed an application by the Government against the decision of the High Court here requiring it to supply the particulars of the doctor and the treatment given to a surveyor who died in
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    A suspect held in fatal stabbing
    97 5 A suspect held in fatal stabbing PLNA.NC Wed— Police today detained a suspect in connection with thr fatal stabbing of an office boy in Main Road. Prai last May. K Suppiah. 20. died from stab wounds after he and his brother. K. Nadesan. 26. had been assaulted by a gang
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    Welfare corps for Johore
    59 5 JOHORE BAHRU, Wed. A voluntary welfare service corps will be formed here soon. The convenor and protem secretary, Mr. M.B. Dass. today appealed to the government servants and other individuals to register as members. He said the corps would help to lessen overdependence on school children
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    Petition to the Mentri
    59 5 SEREMBAN Wed. Cliinw-* leaden ba Uiu Bernane new yesterday presented Hip Mcmri Be.sar Tnn Sri iDr» Mohammed Said with a memorandum loi' mure land, ixttrr drainage and ruaGs. electricity and a liccn&ed Uud. The Mtatrl Br*.tr who went there to ooen a civics course for more
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    Lottery draw on Saturday
    62 5 IPOH. Wed. The lottery draw organised by the Perak State vernment in aid oi its flood relici fund which whs postponed twice will now br held at the Atram.i Perak on Saturday. The draw, first scheduled lor June 3. whs postponed to bept 9 and aaain
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    Skid man dies
    29 5 SINGAPORE Wed. O!-: Eng Lai. 18. who was, seriously injured on Sunday when his rr.utor-cycle skidded at lumpincs Road, died at the General Hospital early yesterday.
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    Record year for Asia Magazine
    134 5 SINGAPORE, Wed. ASIA Magazines Ltd. had a record turnover of 56.244.410 for its sixth publishing year, the publisher. Mr. Adrian Zecha. said at the openIng of the company's sixth annual sales conference here yesterday. Ht told the meeting that advertising revenue for the sixth fiscal
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    Lock icon Malaysia is in
    32 6 VIENNA, Wed.— The general conference of the International Atomic Energy Agency, which opened here yesterday, unanimously approved Malaysia's application for membership, making It the agency's 98th member state.— Reuter.
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    Lock icon The daily bread
    125 6 TUCKING IN— PORT OFFICIALS AND WORKERS LTONOMISING. and enjoying it thoroughl.v. too. are the^e officials and workers of the Singapore Port Authority together at a meal on Tuesday to inaugurate the introduction of bread in place of rice. Bread now substitutes rice in one of the two
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    Picking 80 for hotel training
    103 6 Picking 80 for hotel training SINGAPORE, Wed. A Labour Ministry selection board is interviewing some ot the 600 boys and girls who have enrolled for qourses in the hotel and catering industry. The courses are for waiters, waitresses, barmen, receptionists. chambermaids, roomboys and cooks. After the interview*, about 80 boys
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    Speech day
    28 6 SUNGEI PATANI. Wed. I The Sultan of Kedah- will attend the Ibrahim Secondary School* annual speech day here tomorrow. The Sultanah will give away the prizes.
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    $110 theft
    24 6 BUTTERWORTH. Wed. Thieves broke into the Malayan Piour Ml'.ls at the Male Mandln industrial estate. Permntang Pauh. last night and stole Sire.
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    Literacy rate zooms in S'pore
    334 6 Literacy rate zooms in S'pore SINGAPORE. Wednesday. SINGAPORE'S 1.9 million people are moving steadily towards a highly literate population, with over 80 per cent in the six-to--16 age group in primary and secondary schools. If the age group is narrowed down to six to 12 years the years of primary
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    198 6 Electrocuted buffaloes: NEB is cleared of blame KUALA LUMPUR. Wed— The Federal Court of Appeal today absolved the Nat i o n a 1 Electricity Board of liability to damages arising out of the death of five buffaloes through electrocution by a dangling telephone wire on a road in Klang
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    Lock icon Malaysia's initiative gets special praise by LBJ
    230 7 Malaysia's initiative gets special praise by LBJ IyASHINGTON. Wed —President Johnson today singled out for praise Malaysia's initiative In calling an Internationa] meeting last week in I bid to improve Asian transport and communications networks. In bla specia: to ongress seeking authorisation of a further T7SS2OO million to thr Asian
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    Wire thieves' big haul
    22 7 PBNAMO, Wed— Wire thieves struck axmn yesterday. Tlieir haul: 10.8U0 yards, from telephone Deists at Bukii lengah. Butterworth.
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    Smuggling bid foiled
    28 7 RIKI tfWTTAJAM. Vied io -loprt^d Perma:anE Pauli tin* ed about MOOO textile and cosmetics v riiiu h«d not been > paid T»o men we:* detained, i
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    Paying more and getting less: Tan
    519 7 RIO DE JANEIRO, Wednesday YJALAYSIA today urged the International Monetary Fund and World Bank to accept the challenge ot several countries who had called on them to study the question ot fair prices for primary commodities The Minister of Finance, Tun Tan Siew Sin.
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    Wife of ex-Upko man: I support his decision
    245 7  - Wife of ex-Upko man: I support his decision ALBERT RAMALINGAM By Jesselton. Wed. THE wife of a Sabah State Assemblyman, Mrs. Payar Juman, said here today that she iully supported her husband's decision to leave Upko and be an Independent member. She added that the Tr-.iso:\ why her husband was
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    Car skid kills Marine
    69 7 Car skid kills Marine SINGAPORE. Wed A British Btnrtceman was killed and another inland ye.sterdav when their car skidded and overturned at the ntn mile Sembawang Road Marine Christopher Don nan. 18. who was driving, was pinned under tht car and died on the spot His passenger. Marine D. Vowles,
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    Eurasian dance
    32 7 IFUH Wed T!->e Peifk Eurasian Association will hold a dance at the A&ramu Perak in lambun Road here on Saturday to raise funds for a Christina* puny lor under-pnveleged children.
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    145 7 Ghazali has talks with Bundy WASHINGTON. Wed Malaysia s permanent secretary lo the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Tan Sri Gba/. a I i Shane (above) had preliminary t.tlks uith the Av>i»tant Secretary of State. Mr. William Bundy. on the decline of natural rubber prices. The talks, which will continue today,
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    Royal patron for charity dance
    44 7 JOHORE BAHHU. Wed A charity dance In aid o( the Lady Tempier Hospital Fund will be held ;it the New Straiti View Hotel here on Oc. 5 The Sultanah of Johore will I be the patron of the dance
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    Nation's economy for Umno debate
    161 7 I/UALA LUMFUK Wed 1X About 1.000 deh gate* attending the twodav Umno general assembly which begin.- or Oct 14 will have tin- op purtunlty to debaw n solutions concerniiu national economy, politics and international affairs. In addition, they will be given the chance to debate
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    Beaten to death
    38 7 MALACCA W«i »nuih Lai Nam NTnan r: ■rai beaten to death h\ a sr\rn man ;;in; armed with slicks near his homr -at thr junction nr 1.«1.in Tukang Mas and Jalan Hanc Kasturi. last night.
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    THE SICK MEN ON THE PICKET LINE...
    167 7 THE SICK MEN ON THE PICKET LINE L/lALA U.MPIR. Wfd Teachers ha\r been directed to get their medical certificates from government dot-tors because some of them wen found to be picketing during the recent tea thrrs cti slow alter obtaining medical certificates from private doctors. "This directive is no slur
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    Stolen: A carton of military electron tubes
    134 7 SINGAPORE. Wed. A transport company delivery clerk, Yontr Siew Kow, 20. has reported the loss of a carton of electronic transmitter tubes worth $1,460. to noon restodaj :hree carton.* each ning 270 tube.* by trtaha to a shophou.se in Ocll Street. While he
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    $25 'exposure'
    25 7 BUTTERWORTH Wed I.akha Singh. S3. was fired VH ■iv for indecen:l» |j.i-me himself in a public pl»r« I Mun Road. Pr«i on J»in»
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    Conviction, $2,000 fine in lottery appeal are set aside
    191 8 SINGAPORE Wcdnesdav. THK < lii< I .luslicr. Mr. Justice Woe (.'hong Jin, today allowed Ihe appeal <>l Tan Theng Lai. <»(). ;i coffecshop partner, ;ij;;iinsl conviction and fine of .S'J. by a Magistrate's Court on a charge <>l assisting in a
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    AEB COURSE ON ORCHID CULTIVATION AT CENTRE
    188 8 AEB COURSE ON ORCHID CULTIVATION AT CENTRE SINGAPORE. Wed. Th< Adult. Education Board Is organising courses In orchid cultivation, counter and window display, graphic: design and silk screen printing, and oil painting. The two-month orchid cultivation course lor beginners will be held at the Cultural Centre in Canning Rise every
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    GES school's triumph
    51 8 SINGAPORE Wed o^n fej c SniK School emerged winners ol the Shioty Fiim quiz competition held amonc si hools in the Pasiv Pan.ian? rlistrut. Second and third v ore Qu< i bßlcaJ Stlvxii and Kirn Seng School. The competition irai orpani.sed by the districts Junior Safety Pir«
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    NEW MANAGER APPOINTED FOR YOUNGBERG HOSPITAL
    96 8 MX. Osclrn I. Aahy (above 1. a member of the American ToHese of Hospital Administrator^ and a Kelliiu of the Royal Society of Health in London. i» th» newly f appuinled manager of Ihe Seventh-l»ay Adventb! operated Youncberi: Hospital at I ppei Scraneoon Road.
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    Union officials
    41 8 SINGAPORE Wod Mi S 81thambarain baa been elected president of the Public Diuly-ralrd Rinitl Workara' Union. Other officials are: Vice-president. Inche liaaaul bin Abdul: aatrttai'j. Mr. A Mi.nuk:ini. aaaiatant secretary, Mr M K.uiiatclii .md treasurer. Mi B K Hiinnusaniv
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    NTUC offers experts to train lawyers' clerks
    175 8 NTUC offers experts to train lawyers' clerks SINGAPORE, Wed. The National Trades Union Congress will provide legal experts to train lawyers' clerks in Singapore aimed at increasing productivity. The new course will begin al the NTUC headquarter* in Shenton Way next month. Inche Jaafar Hus.sein. secretary of the Singapore Advocates
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    Athletic meet
    41 8 SINGAPORE. Wed— The Parliamentary Secretary to the Ministry Of Social Affairs, Mr. Chan Chee Scan will give away the prizes at the eighth annual athletic meet of the Ceylon TamiLs As-.oclatlon beginning at pm. on Sunday at Farrer Park..
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    UNION GIVES $2,500 TO HELP AFTERCARE ASSN
    126 8 UNION GIVES $2,500 TO HELP AFTERCARE ASSN SINGAPORE. Wed The Singapore Interpreters' Union has set apart $2,500 M a charity c'ift to the Singapore Aftercare sociation, which hold.-> its Flag Day on Saturday The amount represents about 80 per c« nt ol the total sum ol 53. 100 raised by
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    BIG SATA 'GREETINGS SEALS' DRIVE TO RAISE FUNDS
    261 8 SINGAPORE. Wad. j r PHK Singapore Anti- Tuberculosis Association will launch a massive "Greetings Seals" campaign early next month to raise funds for its continued battle against tuberculosis. U begins on Monday uith .in appeal from thr chairman of the campaign. .Mr.
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    N-service youth sets a poser in rob appeal
    187 8 N-service youth sets a poser in rob appeal SINGAPORE, Wednesday. AN 18-year-old hawker. Chua Thuan Lye. appealing against a district court conviction for robbery, set a legal poser for the Chiel Justice. Mr. Justice Wee Chon» Jin today. What will happen if ho fails in his appeal berau.se he has
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    Delinquents' training camp at Pulau Ubin
    162 8 Delinquents' training camp at Pulau Ubin SINGAPORE. Wed A ■pedal < xperlmental training camp at Pulau Übin for M) youths i.abeen organised by the Proballon and Aftercare Sir viit. as part of a rehabilitation programme lor delinquents. The camp, whlcn begin* from tomorrow to Oc:. ■i. la for youths between
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    Talk by Prof. Wcndt
    46 8 ■mOAPORS. Win Pm: Paul F- Wtncii vlatUng profesaor ol ;manrf of the University ol t'.ilifomla, tottaj cive a talk on mterrational liitwimrnl In deveiopIng nations" at the Shell the;«tretle in Shell Hou.se The ralk KH oruanised by the Mncaport Institute of Manaefment
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    'Interact'
    48 8 SINGAPORE. Wed Dl WaltM I Rir.ioul. a past president of the Rotary Club Singapore, will sue a ulk on "Interact and investment in youth.-,' xt i he Oan Eng Sen? School at 11 a.m. tomorrow lln conjunction with the formation of an Interact Club In the .school
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    Help for convent girls to raise $60,000 fund
    149 8 SINGAPORE. Wed pie ranging from pugilists to comedians have offered their servicr of-charge to help the girls of St. Theresa'.s Convent in Ka m pong Bahru. raise 560.000 for a new school •i) house a clauroom rta clan About eight groups ol
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    9 years on the road, she still has the travel bug
    325 8 SINGAPORE. Wed Dutch-born Catharina BrnsUng. I^7. has been ay.ay trom home some nine yea r s. hitch-hiking tin and off through the live continents, but hrr wanderlust has still not been satiated. Interviewed In Singapore, in transit from Australia
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      376 8 IBOOKSAR^^^^^^^^JH ffiDDMMBBED m by the Ministry of Education, Singapore,f or 1968 as pupils' basic texts for non-English secondary schools PRIMARY 1 SECONDARY 2 v i jiwh Workbeoka First Introductory Productive English Bk Chia Meng Ann 2.90 R Rirtom 045 Structural Reader 2 K. Kruizinga 1.50 Structures in Action 2 Kruizin?a
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      186 8 1 ##»j» I Hunt I in W HfcY.^Ul.WHAIlH* M I THESE HANPLE PIECES >" ...LETS SET 'EM AFIRE.. b ARBECUS SURE! WE JUST WON I WANT DOME s YHAD US CUT OFF'N OH! YEH... USE 'EM FOR OUR i» ">»«-" US A WAR. DlDNT WE? m WITH THIS /WHAT >
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    Birthday of the baby that couldn't be weighed
    1400 9  - Birthday of the baby that couldn't be weighed IRVING S. BENGELSDORR by IT GREW INTO THE FAT MAN OF NAGASAKI AND CHANGED HISTORY or the Los Angeles Time* SUNDAY, Sept 10, marked the 25th Anniversary of the isola tion of <mm ten-millionth of an ounce of plutonium in a chemistry
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    Lock icon U.S.-Russia nuclear gap is shrinking,
    484 9  -  ANDREW WILSON by LONDON HAS Russia overtaken America tn the nuclear arms race? For the first time, annual figures published by the Institute for Strategic Studies could be used to support this view though the Institute itself does not express an opinion. In the latest
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
    102 10 in Horii Hi /Minimum) MR. AND MRS. Joirph Manurl ttlvw and fnrndi for thfir kind aaaMasct and prtiitota on thr j orrn- nn nt tiinr marriac on IS44T, THE FAMILY OF thr latr Mr Poor. Moon of .No. IS station I <i»h thaaka i;uvrrnmrni Prlvatr lUKtom. Dlrnlor and 18Uifr
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    27 10 HorWt ,</J I Minimum) IN LOVING MEMORY of Htnrv Chtah Kok CTianK who drpartrd on 3*.l> «K <iont but you art alwaya In our hraitH
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    66 10 in W«t4* Sit (Mimlmum) SINGAPORE MODEL ACADEMY ■vrnlni Ckaaa martini on lu-tii-67 at 8.3" l> m Knijuirv rln« S port .'«K4h HOW TO USE Mrhtta Kilt»r Xyitrni »rln>i Rom air tint apoon Into filler hat. add hoiling wattr. rnjoy tht brat #r: TIME IS MONEY «ay, tlmt and BafVl
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      As Good As Gold
      631 10 Revolutionary monetary r«foi m, the creation every year of from one to two thousand million dollars in a new kind of international money, is the 'exciting business of the International Monetary Fund, whose directors are now meeting in j Rio de Janeiro. This is more than
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      342 10 The food-production picture in Malaysia is not as depressing as in some of the other countries on the itinerary of the Director of the Food and Agricultural Organisation, Dr. B. R. Sen. Though two fifths i of the rice Malaysians eat has i still to be imported, this
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      Computer Test
      458 10 The trial run for "computerised examinations" has come and gone, the computers have done their marking. Schools have had their papers back and pupils are supposed to know precisely where they went wrong. Next month the leal thing will descend for tens of thousands of Standard Five children.
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      172 10 IT is practically Impossible to hire a taxi in Kuantan or Kuala Trengganu to get around the town area and vicinity. The taxi service seems to be exclusively devoted to long distance taxis operating in competition with the established bus services. Even when
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      102 10 I REFER to your report ST. Sept. 27) on the recent Std. V Assessment Trial Examination. The pupil Chan Sau Menu Is the youngest son of Senator Chan Keone Hon and not Senator Chan Kwong Hon: I did not say thai I don't think other schools did this." What I
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      108 10 \IAY 1 ask for a reply 1 from the postal authorities on the matter of the size of the 6-cent£ stamp which Is used on receipts. I think it is essential that this particular stamp is kept to a standard size so that the business community knows where
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    LEARNING MALAY
    514 10  -  YUNUS MARIS LESSON 96 in a new series by GLOSSARY: DtifaAN en)— test; Kl.bijak■anaAN mi wisdom; KExabarAN en) paLience; Kl'.mampuAN in)— capability; isl In) content, substance: MKngrndaliKAN (from: 'kendali'i. (vi to manage, to run, to conduct; PKminat ii. i tho.^e interested in .Mipporter; MKIrpasKAN (Vi to release: -MKIcpasKAN
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    The new road to Malaysian history at Pantai Valley
    984 10  - The new road to Malaysian history at Pantai Valley CHEAH BOON KENG FOR 500 FRESHIES A FRESH LOOK AT FACTORS THAT MADE TRADITION AND WROUGHT NATIONAL CHANGE by study and writing of Malaysian history. But the 500 first-year university students who turned up for the new course ln Malaysian history
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    Rescued: Two men kidnapped by thugs
    292 11  - Rescued: Two men kidnapped by thugs CHAN BENG SOON By Alor Star, Wednesday MALAYSIAN border police last night rescued two men who were kidnapped by an armed gang from their home in Padang Besar. The gang, believed to bo Thais, freed their victims on a PerlisThai border jungle track and
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    Passenger airlift to and from HK
    102 11 SINGAPORE, Wed. About 75 passe nerrs will fly by special air charter from Hong Konc to board the P. rrnrt O luxury liner Orsova when she arrives here tomorrow. The same plane will fly 25 passenffera from the ship to Hour Kong. This airlift
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    Chinese olives— with Mao stamps
    85 11 BRUNEI TOWN. Wed. There is ;i new delicacy on sale in town Mao Tfcfr-taag stamps in preserved Chinese olives. Brunei residents who have lirrii willing to try it have in turn handed Mir stamps over to the Spe< i il Branch. According to the Chung
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    450 tourists expected
    49 11 SINGAPORE. Wed. About 450 tourists will arrive here in February in the SwedJsh-Amerl-cnri liner Kungshnlm which is on a 93-day ituim- to the BoUtll sea islands and the Pal The 26.677-ton luxury liner leawea New York iin .li. is expected to arrive here on Feb. 23.
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    Woman had 1,400 obscene photos
    72 11 gINGAFORK. Wed. A washpr-wnman, Nc Ah Mai, in v hose hmiM- in Tras Strrct pnliip seized 1.400 ohsccnr photographs, was today fined 5250. Senior Inspector Chia Cheag Poh said the photographs were found in a cupboard during; a raid by officers of the anti-vice branch
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    Govt to hold 40 p.c. of football pools snares
    272 11 Govt to hold 40 p.c. of football pools snares KUALA LUMPUR. Wednesday. CPORTS POOLS (Malaysia) Lid. will begin running football pools as soon as the paper on it to be presented to the Cabinet next week is approved, Tengku Abdul Rahman said today. Speaking to reporters after the weekly Cabinet
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    Medals for 9
    51 11 KANGAR. Wed. The Yang di-Per:uan Agontr has awarded the Mala; c >mmemorative Medal to nine Peril* MCA leaden T!i"v arc Messrs Ong Th:am Slew. 00l Chye Ten?, Rag Hal, Our Srng Eu, Coi Sin Guan. One Yew Hin. Saw Che Tone. Ooh Eiib Seng and Law Soo
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    Around the world on $5 for a bet...
    247 11 Around the world on $5 for a bet... SINGAPORE, Wed. A 15-year-old boy who accepted a bet to hitch-hike around the world on the equivalent of only $5 has arrived in Singapore. Rakesri Ranjan. of Madras, claims to be the youngest person to attempt walking round the world, and is
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    Telling friend from foe...
    51 11 SINGAPORE. Wed The latest directive to plainclothes policemen on anti-demonstra-tions rounds in Singapore be equipped with police helmets at all nmr.v Reason: Several detectives a: scenes or anti-Government i and extremist* demonstrations had been mistaken for demon- >trators and inadvertently attacked with batons by the Riot
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    Poster case girl discharged
    50 11 SINGAPORE Wed. Tan Joke Jin was granted a 12--month conditional discharge today after she was found guilty of pasting posters on a hut in Kampong Yah Pah. off Aljunied Road, on Sept. 32 last year without the tenant's consent. Tan was charged under the Vandalism Act.
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    An epidemic?
    22 11 PENANO. Wed. Thieves ■Ufa so dozen bottles of cough mixture, worth $230. from a i godown in Acheen Street yestfrciay.
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    The 'second wedding' trick for citizenship
    94 11 The 'second wedding trick for citizenship KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. Singaporeans who have taken Malaysian citizenship are re-regis-tering their niani.mcs here so their wives can take advantage of a clause in the Malaysian citizenship regulations and become nationals of this country automatically A Government source naid today that a reregistration of
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    Sudiarso clarifies Antara report
    118 11 Sudiarso clarifies Antara report SINGAPORE, Wed. Deputy Liaison Officer at the Indonesian Embassy. Lt. Col. Sudiarso, today clarified a recent Indonesian news agency report on Indonesia's trade with Singapore. The Antara report sa.d that Singapore had exported $123 million worth of goods to Indonesia during the nine months October to
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    289 11 DEAD: THE DIPLOMAT WHO MADE JUDGE DEE FAMOUS AMSTERDAM. Wed. A —Dr. Robert Van Gulik. a Dutch diplomat who became world famous for his "Judge Dee" the Chinese Sherlock Holmes stories, which he illustrated himself, has died here in hospital. He was 57. He started writing Chinese detective stories In
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    Camera theft
    35 11 BUTTERWORTH. Wed. Lance Corporal Al'.an Edwa'-j Jones of the RAAF Butterworth, has reported to police the low of a camera, which he kept under the seat of hla ear at Pier Road yesterday.
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    Costly abuse
    31 11 IPOH. Wed. For abusing Police Constable Radzi bin Balcn at the Jubilee Park here last night, a textile goods shop assistant. Wong Wins Chau. 21. vu fined $15 today.
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      447 12 YEARS ago a woman wouldn't dare to mention that she dyed her hair. In fact the word "dye" is obsolete. Today you can say it so prettily. Von c;ui have a "lint" or :i "rinse." And you can take your pick of becoming hair-colours from
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      84 12 SIMPLICITY and elegance combine to make this dress an indeal outfit for a special evening date. It is the latest creation from Paris. A wide cut smock of black Calais lace veils an emerald green satin tunic. Christian Dior styles this lace shadow
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      693 12 BY A FAMILY DOCTOR ONLY a really healthy woman can be attractive. Skin, hair and the figure all show the stale of a woman s health. How. then, is a doctor to draw— the line between health problems and beauty
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    220 16 MELBOURNE. Wed INDUSTRIALS were steady with 1 moves moderate. Some leaders closed below their days besi. C.S.R touched $4.46 but closed steady at 54.38. Pexo-WaKsend had recovery to $4.72 then receded to $4.80 up 10 cents BHP dropped 10 cents tt $13.06. EZ Industries firmed I rents to
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    SHIPS IN PORT
    345 16 C MIPS LYING ALONGSIDE THE ■J SINGAPORE HARBOUR WMABVII OR EXPECTED TODAY ARE: 1/QrasM 3 4 L* Nstai, I, TajnuaaKu Maru t> I. A. Cahoto 8 Patroc-ius 10 11. Tantalus 13 14. Led* Macrsk IS 1» Kensalcn IS. Viaut Kaaatri 21/ S2, .Nitfiiyo Mtiru 23/24. Tjiturura L"J,
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    79 16 (fjiwae— PTMac* Kscbanse, hush porf. noon prMM per pitul yeater■i»\ Cecenut Mil bulk MT| eeUers. drum UOI truer* QOBMI Mixed d.on.i looat Sept. Oil IK Conl. S-'»» Pe»e>er: Muntuk htte SI3O i*li*rt. Sarawak tcWti HS7| BtllaM, epccial Sarawak bUik SftO nellers. Karl.ird l^ampong baa ell S9J tellers (all
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    GAZETTED PRICES
    74 16 *T<HE Malayan Minister of 1 Finance has fixed these prices for calculating customs duties for the period from Sept. 28 to Oct. 4. Rubber ttff cents a Ib. Copra $472 a ton. Palm Oil 5630 a ton. Palm Kernel* fftf-tl a ton. The rates of duties payable are:
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    INDUSTRIALS CONTINUE TO BE VERY STEADY
    866 16 From Our Market Correspondent INDUSTRIALS wrrc fCCf steady again on thr Stock Exchange yesterday and thr better sfattal stocks particularly further consolidated and improved their gainv There appears to be an underlying buying power in thr market at present which seems to have been
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    BUSINESS ON STOCK EXCHANGE
    1240 16 I>l MXBM in and rrpnrlrd Jo thf Singapore- and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Stock Exchange votrrdar with the number of *rurc«. traded 1 in brackets: INDUSTRIALS Bf.i and Ce. $1.60 D. fJ.oOUi $1.79 U. il.uooi M.79. (6.C001 $l.*o. <4.00U> SI.M. ii.OOOi tlJtt, iti.UOui SITS:
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    31 16 srpi n in it is II! PKM E: W crnl.s klkuii unr-<-ixhth of a rtnti UN PRM E: SSH idimn one dollar). hstimatrd ofTerinc 30t tons (down 10 Inns).
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    34 16 Malayan stock Indices Srpl. M, gap! n Industrials: HK.'iT 117. «-J •Properties; IIIJS 114. .4 .■•Minings: 9;.:>7 9.1. HI '<■ S rubbriA: 1u:;.:;k In:; ii v l)rr. •.'!>, IM] inn. Dm, N, IMbb ion
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      842 16 aUtfULI* NEW UflaND SIUVICt INDIA. 'AUSTIN AND fAR (AST SERVICES Tt: Frcauritlt. Aieliift. Melaeeme. S»iet| Ti: Mm in* Nigatittißim. P'tunt P.'ttm Vtmm MJUIA ItPtn ?1 Sr«t 3I Seat BANPETA 1 i| Oct 11 1? Oct 13 14 Oct KAJJLA 17 21 Ocl Oct 2} Id BOMIALA 4 Nil I 1
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      205 16 THAI MARITIME NAVIGATION CO., LTD. UKDER SUPERVISION OF THE MINISTRY OF COMMUNICATIONS, THAILAND EXPRESS SERVICE t PRIORITY IN DISCHARGING AT BANGKOK DISCHARGING AT OUR OWN WHARF AT BANGKOK ALSO AVAILABLE <p-r NAME OF VESSEL LOADING SPORt 41^ "THEPAMAT" sept. J DIRECT FOR BANGKOK. Agents:- THYE NAM LOONG (SPORE) LTD., IS.
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    Straits tin price is down one dollar
    370 17 THE Straits tin price fell one dollar yesterday to $594 a picul on an offerins estimated down Ift tons to 200 tons Demand at lower levrK particularly from the Continent and Japan was reported. In London on Tursrl.<% afternoon the three months forward
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    35 17 THK A»»o<iaiion of Bunkn tn Maiaysia nHrtr th*s^ rhanKfa in It* THif? to merchants y**fterday (all rat#4 »»Hin« TT tr OO rtady: Watt Mr* many UH; Ntttitrlandt 1 1 6j and Italy 20,127.
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    36 17 ON t'« (iching* markit in Rong Kom y*ftrrday thr US. Dollar ■M qun'rd at S.7HI for T.T. aiid S.7Ti for aaih. lt«rhn« >ii quoifii it IB 08 and an* tad »f laid at 2AS{.
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    JOINT RUBBER PRICES
    249 17 OCTOBER first rrade ruhher fob. buTem rinsed at 5 p.m In Koala Lumpur and Sinrapnrr reaterday at 52 i rents per Ib. dn— l one-eirhth nf a rent on Tueodav'* c-losme level. The tone was stagnant. R.A.S. and M.R.E. clewing prices In renU per Ib. yesterday. Buyers
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      437 17 PUBLIC APPOINTMENT PUBLIC UTILITIES BOARD SINGAPORE GAS DEPARTMENT: Requires CHIEF GAS ENGINEER in $182f»xAinn-212n the commencing basic Mlarv offered will be dependent, upon applicants' qualifications and experience plus variable allowance as payable from time to time Appointment will be on a 3-year Agreement In the first Instance. Ql ALIFICATIONS: <a)
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      1402 17 I i MALAYAN CEMENT BERHAD NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN I that the Directors have declared an Interim dividend of sc'e.5 c 'e. leas 40% income tax in respect of the financial year ending 30th Nov- 1 ember, 1967 payable on 20th October. 1967 to members registered in the books of
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      754 17 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS PUBLIC APPOINTMENT PUBLIC UTILITIES BOARD, SINGAPORE Applications are Invited tor the following posts The commencing bMlc salary offered will be dependent upon applicant's qualifications i and experience plus variable allow- ance ax payable from time to time Appointment will be on a 3-year Agreement in the first Instance.
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      643 17 NOTICES TIMBER BRIDGE NO. 1/99 BEKOK, GUNONG BEKOK ROAD, LABIS The public Is hereby notified that the above bridge will be rlosed to all lorries, buse* and other vehicular traffic as from Ist October to 7th. October. 19«7 inclusive for reP>U-» NOTICE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that with effect from
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      211 17 I ACKNOWLEDGMENT V~ j v We express our grateful thanksj to Mr. Jek Yeun Thong Minister for i Labour who had kindly officiated at our official opening ceremony and to our friends, patrons and associates for their cables, good wishes, bou- quets, gifts and their kind attendi ance at our
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      Top Power turns on the pace
      563 18  -  EPSOM JEEP BUKiT TIMAH GALLOPS NEWCOMERS KUALA SELANGOR AND BRIGAND IMPRESS ON THE TRACK with r POP POWER, who has to 'qualify" for the Singapore Gold Cup he is handicapped in the second division 8f race on Sunday beat stablemate Talislad in a trial
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      Lock icon CRICKET WE WANT REVENGE ON CLOSE: SOBERS
      130 18 CRICKET WE WANT REVENGE ON CLOSE: SOBERS HAMILTON. (B c r muda Wed.— Gary Sobers, the West Indies Test captain, wants Brian Close to captain the England tour team in the Caribbean this winter to gain revenge for West Indies' defeat by England in the final Test of the 1966
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      Lock icon Louis 'ko's' Willard
      92 18 MIAMI BEACH. Wed Joe Louis knorkout out Ji Wiliaid in the 13th round M tlicir heavyweight "nsshr Dm This was the third fight in the I computer tournament, to decide the greatest heavyweight champion of all time According to the computer -Brown Bomber" Louis (200-lb and 6ft
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      Birmingham 6-1
      52 18 LOrfDON. Wed. Results of English soccer matches last I niT 2 Birmingham 6 Mid- dle-sbrough I. Di*. 3 -Bristol Rovers 1 Oxford 1; Oldham 1 Bury 2: Scunthorpe 1 Bournemouth 1: Swlndon 0 Barrow 1; I Watford 4 Peterborough L Djt 4 Barnsley 2 Bradford 0 Brentford 2
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      FEWER TOURS
      37 18 JAKARTA. Wed Acting President Gen Suharto nas told top Indonesian sports official? that the government would have to cut down on the number of sports team* aent abroad becauae of lack of funds Hsu tar.
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      77 18 BASKETBALL Malaysia beaten by Japan SEOUL. Wed. Defending champions Japan today beat Malaysia 100-69 for their fifth win In the fourth Asian basketball championship here. The sharp-shooting Japanese led 51-27 at halftime. but the plucky Malaysians put up a gallant fight in the second half. faring vhieh they scored 42
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      Hull Kingston in the final
      41 18 LONDON. Wed. Results of Rugby matches last night. Rugby League Yorkshire Cup semi-final De'vsbury 0 Hull Kingston 21. Challenge match Wtgao 7 Bradford North 7. Rugby I'nion Bath 17 Clifton 0: New Brighton 0 Liverpool s—Reuter.
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      Italy out
      26 18 ruml. Wed lulf will not compete in thr m6B Olympic football comiietiiion in Mexico becalm ol allegation.- Hbout die amareur status of some Italian
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      Ten horses to follow at Gold Cup meet
      239 18 r^PSOM JEEP's ten horsFjes to follow at the Singapore Gold Cup meeting which opens at Bukit Timah on Saturday: AMISEMENT III: Winner of the lOf Pesta Sukan Cup at Bukit Timah in August; has a great chance in the Gold Cup on
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      625 18 has been retained to advise on tin appointment of MANAGER, MOTOR DIVISION Essential qualifications: High level execu tive, with experience in the motor trade, a good technical and general education, an attractive personality. The Far East Research Organisation Limited. Singapore SELANGOR SCHOOL of MUSIC THE PRINCIPAL and MRS. REYERGER TWf
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      832 18 NOTICES THE BANKRUPTCY ORDINANCE (CHAPTER UJ IN I 111 UK. II t DI XI OF s|\(..\POßfc. IN BANKRI Hit V NO. 3IU of 19*»; RK: lll>: (iI.OBI NSWI (OM--I'ANV firm i. tX-PARTfc I.OKUON A <OK H LIMITED < reditor To:— The i.lobe Nms f nmpaajr. ■>l No. lb:!A. \utona Mrert,
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      862 18 NOTICES |f NOTICE Pursuant to Section 32 of the Trustees Act, 1967. all pei interested in or having daim& against the Estates of any ot the > I deceased persons undermentioned. whether a., creditors, beneticiaries r lor next-of-kin. are required tv i >enci particulars of their claims or 1( I
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      790 18 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS MALAYSIAN GOVERNMENT VACANCIES IN SARAWAK No. 7 (S7 Applications axe inwtea from candidates in Government and J Local Authority Service for the following pout PAYMASTER-SECRETARY n the Sarawak Constabulary Department. Sabrv Scale: Div 11. Scale C4— s it6B« x 30 870 930 x 30 1050 > Qualification*: Candidates
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      Malaysia top list with 24 entries
      465 19  -  FRANCIS BOEY SPORE BADMINTON By MALAYSIA top the list with 24 entries for the Singapore open badminton championships on Oct. 6-8. Six of them arc "official entries" from the BAM. They arc Tan Aik Huang, his brother Alk Mong. Ng Boon Bee, Tan Yee
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      Kler: Trials in Sabah will serve no purpose
      205 19 Kler: Trials in Sabah will serve no purpose fZS. Kler (above), sec- retary of the Sabah AAA, said yesterday that Seap Games trials for Sabah athletes, If held In Jesselton. would "serve no purpose." Ha was commenting on the Malaysian AAU's plan to •end two officials to Jesselton to supervise
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      Police win
      42 19 Police beat RAF Tengah by ten points <two goals) to nine (two penalties and a tryi in a friendly rugger match at Thomson Road yesterday The SCC Lions v University game scheduled to be played on the padang was cancelled
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      CYCLING JOO PONG KEEN ON TRACK TRIALS
      197 19  - CYCLING JOO PONG KEEN ON TRACK TRIALS TONY FRANCIS By gELANOOR ace cyclist Ng Joo Pong, who was Injured In a motor accident last month, wants to take part In the MCF's Seap Oames track trials at Merrleka Stadium on Oct. 15. But Met \k* prpsident Joe Michael said in
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      POSTPONED
      19 19 The Malacca half-mile motor sprint scheduled for Oct. 8 at Bati Berendam has been postponed till Oct. IS.
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      FOUR INTERNATIONALS IN KING'S CUP SQUAD
      293 19  -  IAN PEREIRA By MALAYSIAN Police will meet Armed Fnrrrs in thr annual King's Cup soccer match at Merdekii Stadium n,i Oct. 14. With plenty of new talent Jn the tpam. Pollre have a good chance of ending Armed Forces" domination of the snrlrs. The
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      SUMMARY
      81 19 BAOMINTOV Nelangor Sikh I'ninn clum piniuhipt final* 'XL' Men's single* Guruchamn ht Ranjit 15-8 15-3: mm v dnuolej.- Cur'iiharan and Kart»r ot Tatrdu-li and Jaswan IS-.V 1&-4. mixed doubles Sard<ira and Omdar Kaur bt Amir and Charan Kaur 15-10 15-7: veteran* single* Avtar bt Mahan 15-«. 15-5 HOTKKV Brooke
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      Karting ace
      26 19 SINGAPORE go-kar-ter Lim Chin Choon with the Sultan's Trophy he won in the Brunei Karting Prix at Berakas. He also received a $850 prize.
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      S'pore plan comeback
      274 19  -  Ernest Frida HOCKEY by TiAKING heart from the fine results of their matches against Australia this week, Singapore's hockey squad will start rigorous training next week for their India and Pakistan tour in January. They held the Australians, bronze medallists at the Tokyo Olympics, to a 1-0
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      'CLINICS'
      29 19 Pormosar. volleyball coarh H#ien Tien Hung wUI hold "clinic*" at Yuk Choy Primary School. Ipoh. from Saturday to Oct T and at Kimptr from Oct I to t4
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      Hotel take the title
      79 19 A nrM half goal by centreforward Kadir Suleunan helped Hotel 'ngarura beat MalaysiaSingap c Airlines 1-0 In the RBHFA league division one final an the padang yesterday. Airlines dominated play for the first ten minutes but were foiled by the good goalkeeping of youth player P»ul
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      S'GOR RUGGER RMAF HIT VARSITY BLUES 21-9 FOR 4th VICTORY
      282 19 S'GOR RUGGER RMAF HIT VARSITY BLUES 21-9 FOR 4th VICTORY OMAF beat Varsit" Blues 21-9 to gain their fourth victory in five matches In the Selangor Rugby Union Senior League at Airport Road. Kuala Lumpur, yesterday. The Airmen, with bftter handling and hacking-up. scored three goals, a try and a
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      PCRC too strong for Kinta
      132 19 PCRC too strong for Kinta PERAK Chinese R C. easily Beat Kinta Indians 3-1 In ♦he Ipoh Laague Div. l soccer match at Jalan Abdul Jalil yesterday. PCRC opened the scoring with a penalty taken by m&ide-left Thong Pak Yik. Shortly afterward* PCRC wrnt to 2-0 through outside-left Ooh Cheng
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      Inter-state sepak raga
      75 19 AM inter-State sepak raga competition for two trophies donated by Tengku Abdul Rahman and Tun Abdul Rasak will be piayed in Penang next month The Rahman Cup will be plave-i under the league system f.<r sepak raja Jarlng (net) and the Razak Cup for sepak raga kandang
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      Perak aim to avenge defeat by Selangor
      256 19 UNDER-23 RUGBY PERAK'S opening match In thp Undfr-23 rugger competition this year Is a vital one against Selangor at the Ipoh Municipal Padang on Saturday (5 p.m». Selangor beat Perak last year and went on to win the champ'nn.shlp, beating Singapore in the
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      Malaysians are tops, says Aussie in letter to Tengku
      306 19 Malaysians are tops, says Aussie in letter to Tengku TOR Chris Wissink. Western Australians second-choice goalkeeper in the MerdeKa soccer tournament last month. Malaysia and its people are tops. He .^ay.s this In a letter he hat. written to the Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman. Generosity Wissink ruptured hi* spleen
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      Rahim Omar out of Forces team
      128 19 ARMED Forces will be without •f» Rahim Omar, the former Singapore international, when they meet Malaysian Police in their annual King's Cup soccer match at Merdeka Stadium on Oct. 14. According t« rapt. P. Suppiah. the Armed Porr« FA secretary. Rahim is no longer
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      REFS COURSE
      24 19 The Perak Rugby Union will hold a one-day course for referees at the St Michael's Institution Inch on Snturday at 8.30 om
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      125 19 DOWN BY THE BEACH I ON A SUNKISSED ISLE I THArS WHERE I THE ACTION LIES I GIRLS GALORE... I BRIGANDS ASHORE I WITH A SHIPLOAD OF I BRIGHT IDEAS... I SINGING COLOURS I SWINGING STYLES I TAKE YOUR PlCKn^^^m HER WORLD'S OCTOBER COLOUR SPECIAL' PLUS A HOST OF BRIGHT
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      84 19 HOCKkV Johore inter -district tourney iMmn L. Perak's women's league: Anson CS v Sekolah MX (T. Anson i. RITiGER Seap Games trial i Spore padang. MI). S'gor junior: Oarrlson v Serdung 'P\ Penang school* tourney: OSS v PrS: TI A' v SA Munshi SOfTER S'gor Dlt. |l XL Oarrl*on v
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    Hanoi's big guns pound airborne troops
    335 20 Hanoi's big guns pound airborne troops DANANG, Wednesday. fIOHTII VIETNAMESE artillerymen turned their I)ij4 guns from the American Marines on to South Vietnamese (iovernmnit troops yesterday, battering airborne battalions moving below the demilitarised zone with more man 800 rounds. A seven-hour barrage pinned the Government troops down as they moved
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    Inquiry team off to typhoid village
    185 20 By GILBERT WOODEN I^UALA LUMPUR. Wed. A medical team from the Ministry of Health was sent to Negri Sembilan today to inquire into the outbreak of typhoid in the Tampin and Rantau areas. And they were told later that two more cases were confirmed,
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    DEATHS
    144 20 NCUI NAM YEW. M. puM away 1 peacefully M -'7 t>7 Corlnf i.-:ivin« P Pulaian Rnad at 4 p.m. M.9.CT lor Church of Holy Kamily proceeding to bldadan KCH CHAI CHOON h. loved father of 1 Slow Hion*. Pri.r. l):i\ id. Hock Kens. took I. in. b daughters and
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    Dismissal notices suspended again
    105 20 KUALA LUMPI'R. Wed The British Sei led authorities have decided to suspend for another two weeks redundancy notices. effective on Saturday, to locally employed civilians. A War Dtp.irlnii nt hili.in Staff A*.sociation statement said hero today the termination of the employees' services had been deferred from
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    Jewish New Year
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    Free film shows
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