The Straits Times, 8 June 1969

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    19 1 THE SUNDAY TIMES in Mob**** No. 1734 SI NDAY, JUNE 8, 1969 20 CENTS KDN 4071 MC (P) 0724
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    Don't make any pledges at summit, senators tell Mr. Nixon
    259 1 Don't make any pledges at summit, senators tell Mr. Nixon WASHINGTON. Sat MEMBERS of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee pressed Secretary of State Mr. William Rogers yesterday not to make any commitments to the Saigon Government during tomorrow's conference on Midway Island. Mr. Rogers promised lo ikiss the word to
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    'Moment of truth' at Midway
    407 1 'Moment of truth' at Midway protesting against military spending: as beiiiK neo-isolationists and unilateral disarmers. Senator Fulbrlght said he told Mr. Rogers he felt the speech was "extremely troublesome" and signified "an entirely new tone and attitude on the part of the administration." He said he was "really shocked." "I
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    DON'T REPEAT DON'T LISTEN TO RUMOURS
    92 1 DON'T REPEAT DON'T LISTEN TO RUMOURS Lord Shepherd in for one-day visit KUALA LUMPUR. Sat The Minister of State in the Foreign and Commonwealth Oflirr. Lord Shepherd, arrived here today lor a one-day visit Lord Shepherd, who Is on a world tour. waB met at Subang Airport by the rhief
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    Singapore: No incidents again but checks go on
    244 1 Singapore: No incidents again but checks go on SINGAPORE. Sat. The situation in Singapore \a last returning to normalcy. with no incidents reported here for the second day running, rherr is. however, no lei up n: the security alert bv both police and military Routine checks and ■mall operational raids
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    Lock icon Robert Taylor is very ill with lung cancer
    181 1 CJANTA MONICA. Sat.— 1 1 in star Robert Taylor, heart-throb of the late thirties, was seriously ill here today with lung cancer and doctors said In- condition was deteriorating rapidly. Taylor. 57. first went into hospital last October when hr had a
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    Children will be safe, parents are told
    594 1 Children will be safe, parents are told I* IALA IJMI'IH, Sat— Police today assured parents they would do everything possible |o sec that their children go and return from schools safely. This .is.suraiic n by the OCPD hen Inche Abu Bakar bin A/i/ when he briefed heads and representatives >>:
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    King and Queen visit a cheerful Tengku in hospital
    147 1 King and Queen visit a cheerful Tengku in hospital by TONY HERMON: Petaling Jaya Sat TKNCIKT Ahdiil Kahin;in was Uxl;n sun fullv o|K-i';il('(l on tor in \c i i]ii|)l.niii which lie has been suffering for Hit 1 l.isl live years. I lie lull hour < >| »ci ;i lion on
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    Rajaratnam for Geneva
    34 1 SINOAPOR1 V Lit boil tend the tU >Oth Hiir |v< The ronfnence b«gRn (>:. ■]f*d«v Hr will r»W »tn QdM til June '9 when h« will i UelgiHCle for a foil! < w
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    Second son for a princess
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      S'pore seeks services of UN expert to help plan a bigger varsity
      668 2  -  CHIA POTEIK B> >s iat— Steps to build a new and lartoday by tl i' Science Technology and tiiverI)i Toh Chin Chye. the convocaceremony for nearly .iduands. Dr. Toh said: "The advisory services of \pert campus planner n
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      CONTRACTOR WITH MAO BOOK PREFERS JAIL TO FINE OF $250
      101 2 CONTRACTOR WITH MAO BOOK PREFERS JAIL TO FINE OF $250 SINGAPORE. Sat. A PSA cargo contractor. Chua Tec Kiah. w. s tod 17 fmiMl S250 or two months' jail for poKhevsine a banned honk ;>n Mao Mr- wax found wlUi Ihe book on Jan. 19. He told the I court
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      Pacific Milk chalks up 52.4 mil profit
      294 2 Pacific Milk chalks up 52.4 mil profit By GEOFFREY BOl.AND SINGAPORE, Sat.— Pacific Milk Industries (MaU Berhad nad a most successful year in 1968 and the directors remain optimistic as regards the future profitability of the company. The Chairman. Mr W. R Van Lepuwen. reports tha' a 2ii pt r
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      Seven Reds, one a woman, captured by security forces in Serian sweep
      230 3  -  P.C. SHIVADAS By ]£UCHING, Sat. Seven Communist terrorists, including a woman, have been captured by security forces during an operation in the Serian district. 40 miles from here, it was announced yesterday. The chairman of the State Operations
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      MARRIED—GIRL WHO WENT TO CAIRO TO FORGET TRAGEDY
      196 3  -  JERRY FRANCIS B, QUANTA**, Sat. Fauziah, 21, who went to Cairo .ast year to '"forget" the death of her fiance, has found new happiness. She married Inche Shafle Daud. 24. a teacher of the lower secondary Maat Seberang TalC.r mght. Among the
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      D-DAY HERO WHO HELPED FREE 'SPORE, MALAYA DIES
      133 3 D-DAY HERO WHO HELPED FREE 'SPORE, MALAYA DIES lONDON. Su A top general In the Allied Invasion of Nazi-held Europe died yesterday Just 2.t years after leading spearhead troops onto the Normandy beache.General Sir Miles Dempsey. 72. died at his home tn Yattendon. Berkshirr. South i England, while allied exservicemen
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      Lay Minister to be inducted
      45 3 PSNANG Btol Pi nister oj St Andrew s. n,i r. Cliurtli. P at s special service at 6.30 p.m. OH Ti't-Mlay. K will be followed by a receptfcxi :r. ln.v iii)ii,)ur at the Nucii Hall. Codnnglun Avenue Urn same night.
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      PHILIPS ENGINEER TO JOIN LOCAL PLANT
      143 3 PHILIPS ENGINEER TO JOIN LOCAL PLANT SINGAPORE. Sat.— A telecommunications engineer of Philips Industries in Holland. Mr. J. GibbonsPartridge i above), arrived here today to Join the new-ly-established Oregon Industries Far East Ltd.. as ill technical director. Oregon Industries' $5 million piant, which will be sited at Bukit Timah, will
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      Your guide to top jobs
      31 3 i IF you're looking for better prospects turn to I the Sunday Mail Appointments page. In today's issue you will find about 20 top posts advertised.
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      Thalib: Reds behind the disturbances
      37 3 JAKARTA. Sai The Indonesian Ambassador to Malaysia. Major-Gen. Thalib. has said that Communists wore behind the di.-turbance.s in Malaysia. It was reported today. However. the Government wa.s capable of overcoming the situation.
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      PLAYERS (ALL IN WHEEL-CHAIRS) WIN PRIZES IN TABLE TENNIS CONTEST
      179 3  -  YEO TOON JOO I I- By SINGAPORE. Sat There k wer<' no a r m-c hair critics in this competition. All of them took part in and they brought their wheel-chairs along. too. The occasion: The finals of the Singapore
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      LOOK WHO'S LEFT WITH THE BABY
      96 3 BELIEVE it or not. this is an everyday picture of your favourite disc jockey. He wins the "Pick Your Favourite I).!'" poll organised by FANFARE. Who is he? Buy the June 6 issue of FANFARE, on sale from Thursday, and find out. For just
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      Tan Sri Yahaya Pahang Mentri for second term
      262 3 Tan Sri Yahaya Pahang Mentri for second term KUANTAN, Sat. The Pahang State Government the last to be formed in West Malaysia after the general election was sworn in this morning. The Sultan of Pahang presented the letter of appointment to T.n S;. Hajl Yahaya bin Mohamed fleh to be
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        Lock icon Malik: Peking may cause trouble for Indonesia
        318 4 Malik: Peking may cause trouble for Indonesia JAKARTA. Sat. yHE Indonesian Foreign Minister, Mr. Adam Malik, said last night his country rriight be the main target of China's strategy to create trouble in South-East Asia. Addressing Indo> publishers, the M: 1 said that during the Vietnam war period. China would
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        Lock icon Ship aground
        39 4 raw YORK Sat —A Peruvian canto ship, Stella Parts, loaded with fish meal and iron ore was aground In shallow water yesterday after striking an unidentWied object In the Pascaeuoula River. MKM*Mppi. u.s injured UPI. -V l_
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        Lock icon Tokyo trembles
        36 4 TOKYO. Sat —An earthquake shook Tokyo anrt Its nearby prefectures at 12 48 am local time today ill ID last night Malaysian i. the Meteorological Agency announced No damage and rajualtle* were reported. Reuter.
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        Lock icon Moscow policemen swoop on six defiant Tartars
        241 4 Moscow policemen swoop on six defiant Tartars MOSCOW, Saturday. CIX young Crimean Tartars were arrested today as they staged a demonstration here against alleged persecution of their minority race by Soviet authorities. Their defiant gesture wa.»; believed timed to co::..:rip with the world Communl>t. Summit now under way here. The
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        51 4 THIS picture was taken seconds after an American-built helicopter exploded in the air at the Paris air show at Le Bourget airport. The pilot. T. S. Mac Donald of London, died in the disaster. Pieces of vreckage flew out in all directions as the Fairchiid Miller helicopter exploded. AP radio
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        Lock icon SOLDIER IN DEATH ROW ESCAPES FROM JAIL
        139 4 SOLDIER IN DEATH ROW ESCAPES FROM JAIL ATHENS, Sat. Alexandros Panagoulls. sentenced to death on charges of attempting to assassinate Premier George Papadopoulos and overthrow the military-backed regime In Greece, escaped from prison today with the help of two or three of his guards, usually reliable sources said. The guards
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        Lock icon Curfew after four nights of disorder
        82 4 HAJITPORD (Connecticut). Sat. A citywide curfew from 8 p.m. to 5 a.Yn. wai Imposed here today following four nights of disorders and looting In the predominantlyNegro north end. Two men were shot accidentally last night by police flrinK at boys fleeing from a store
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        Lock icon Russia deports U.S. professor
        60 4 MOSCOW. S*t. An American university professor wu ordered to leave the Soviet Union in connection with the investigation of a Soviet citizen on drug trafficking charges, the U.S Embassy said yesterday. An Embassy spokesman aald H William Chalsma. 33. of Columbus. Ohio, left the Soviet Union
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        Lock icon Freed oilmen
        26 4 LIBREVILLE. (Gabon). Sat. —The 18 Italian-employed oilmen who were captured, sentenced to death but then released by Biafra. left here today for Rome. Reuter.
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        Lock icon EDITOR IS SHAVED, SWIPED AND TOSSED INTO ARENA
        164 4 EDITOR IS SHAVED, SWIPED AND TOSSED INTO ARENA fONCEPCION (Chile), \j sat. Police today investigated an attack on a newspaper editor who was kidnapped and beaten, had his head shaved and then was tossed naked into a sports arena in front of 4.000 people. Police sources .said the attack against
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        Birthday wishes
        45 4 810/ GRADE, ia; President Tito today cabled birthday greetings to Gen. Suharto. Ptpsldem of Indonesia, wishing him success In your work for the benefit of the friendly Indonesian people, for the pro.snerity and progress of your country and for your personal happiness." Ap.
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        Lock icon Freedom quest by 2,000 islands
        179 4 ITNITED NATIONS, Sat. Elected representatives of 95,--000 Micronesians scattered among 2.000 islands and atolls adminis by America in the Pacific yesterday appealed lor talks with j Washington on political independence Mr. Olympic B president of the M Man Senate, told tne I N 1 Trusteeship
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        All set for Seato sea crash inquiry tomorrow
        395 5 All set for Seato sea crash inquiry tomorrow MANILA. Sat. .LhlLArs and Australian officers met in Subic Bay today to discuss procedures to be iollowed in the board of investigation opening on Monday into the collision between the American destroyer USS Frank E. Evans and the Australian aircraft carrier HMAS
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        £400 mil. boost for Britain
        389 5 £400 mil. boost for Britain ]>ARIS. Sat.— Ten n o n Communist industrial nations contribute to an IMP" stand-by credit for Britain, it was announced nere today. igreed to 'ake n :he imf fa< merj at helping ••ercome balance Of payment difficulties and meet International repayment comm:'. nu: A tummunique
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        The Kennedy family remembers Bobby in candlelight mass
        235 5 V\ I8HINGTOM In a poun.int rrunion now almost ritual the Kcnn-ih fa mi I v gathered «n Ihr HUb of Arliiu ton Vilional ChbHCT] last night and offered a ma« hy < .tndlrlicht one \ear after the .ts ■aarimtlMi of K<>i»-it r
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        Breakthrough—the fantastic beam that can repair eyes and drill holes in diamonds
        809 6 Breakthrough— the fantastic beam that can repair eyes and drill holes in diamonds VyASHlNGTON. Sat. —The incredible Laser the high intensity light beam that is revolutionising communications, repairing the human eye, drilling holes in industrial diamonds, and in both light and heavy construction has not lost any of its early
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        GENERALS IN BIG MISSILE SCANDAL PROBE
        234 6 GENERALS IN BIG MISSILE SCANDAL PROBE DOME, Sat. The Italian Government said last night it was investigating charges of corruption and dis- closure of military •ecretl against some senior Defence Ministry employees workIng on missile research. Pwo Rome newspapers reported that two generals. 10 colonels, two lieutenant colonels. >rveral lnajurs
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        Lock icon 'Stop it or face the consequences' warning by Peking
        187 6 'Stop it or face the consequences warning by Peking HONG KONG. Saturday. DEKING last night protested to the So 1 Union against "increased armed provocation! along the border, thus creating a Beries of grave border incidents". The protest Note broadcast by Peking Radio .sa;d that the Soviet Union on the
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        Lock icon A policeman's lot is actually an easy one
        114 6 A policeman's lot is actually an easy one J-'XETER i England). Sat j Gilly James was too old at 76 and too >nort at sft. to be a policeman. But that did not stop him. He acquired a blue uniform, a cap. white gloves, whistle and chain. And when the
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        Man, 41, jailed for raping daughter, 11
        84 6 Man, 41, jailed for raping daughter, 11 MANILA, Sat. A 41--year-old man yesterday received a prison term of 12 to 20 years for raping his 11 -year-old daughter in 1961. in Pasay City, about four miles south of Manila. The man was also ordered to pay 10,000 pesos ($7,500' to
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        Lock icon Mob sets fire to shopkeeper
        47 6 SETI/NDERABAD Sat An ngry mob forced its way into a kerosene shop in this South Indian town and set fire to the owner. The shopkeeprr. who Is rep<>ried to have refused to sell kerosene. w»s taken to hospital in serious condition. —Reuter.
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        Huk victim
        57 6 MANILA. Sat. A former n..ml>er of the Philippine Constabulary who distinguished himself in the anti-Comm Huk campaign several years ago was shm t,, death on Thursday n;«ht in frnn' nf th» t'P Clark nr force base In Pamptng*. 60 mile* norh h»r» Authority t»li«v» t:-»« I i Tletißi
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        11 times more spent on war than aid, ILO told
        325 6 11 times more spent on war than aid, ILO told (JENEVA, Sat. Rich nations spend 11 times as much on preparing lor war as on aid to developing countries. Mr. T I Wijewickrema, Ion Commissioner of Labour, told the International labour Organisation conference here yesterday. •It Is said that oni.at
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      Police, army praised for a job well done
      250 7 SINGAPORE. Saturday H^HE MINISTER for x Law and National Development, Mr. E.W. Barker, tonight praised the Singapore police and armed forces for having "so successfully kept 'he peace during the last week or so." Speaking at the dinner and dance organised by
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      24-hour coffee house now open
      157 7 24-hour coffee house now open SINGAPORE. Sat. The Singapore Tourist Asso'ii today suggested tnenui I local coffee and snack bars should provide for both Eu.u and Oriental dishes In this way. they would cater !<>r the local people but the tourists as ST.A. President. Mr. Lim Eng Kwai. when ho
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      Currency bill for House
      42 7 SINGAPORE. Sat. A cur,imendmen! i bill will be Introduced and taken through ah stages up to the third reading on a certificate of urgency when Parliament nev be moved by the Minister for Finance, Dr. Goh Keng Swee.
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      Rotary talk
      25 7 Prof. RL H -Chancellor of Nanyang University, will address tieon meeting of the RoUry Club of Singapore on June 11 at Adelphi Hotel
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      SIX STROKES AND JAIL FOR A KNIFE TUCKED IN WAIST
      284 7 SINGAPORE. Saturday RAG-AND-BONE man was Jailed for 18 months and given six strokes of the rotan by a district court today for carrying a knife tucked in his waist. Tun Keng Meng was charged with possession of a knife on
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      Visit passes expired: Ten youths jailed
      107 7 Visit passes expired: Ten youths jailed CJINGAPORE. Sat. Ten West Malaysian youths were each jailed for two months by the Ninth Magistrate's Court when they admitted remaining in Singapore after expiry of their visit passes. Nine of them were due to leave in May this year. They were Omar bin
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      Medical talk
      42 7 SINGAPORE. Sat. Prof. A J Selvapandlan. Head of Orlhodaedic Surgery Christian Medical College. Vellore. will tii\e a piiblu lecture on "Orthopaedic surgery' and physiotherapy in leprosy" on Monday at 430 pm at the Orthopaedic Lecture Theatre. Outram Road General Hospital.
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      Funeral at Ulu Pandan
      44 7 Funeral at Ulu Pandan SINGAPORE 1 Sat Mr. Alfred Joseph Hannaford. Second Secretary < Commercial i in the British Hieli OOUnMon, who died on Thursday, was huried today at the Ulu Pandan military cemetary. Mr Hannalord. 45. is survived by hU wife and two daughters.
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      School pageant
      32 7 SINGAPORE. Sat. St. Francis Girls' School wlli hold pageant (ailed "Land at Our Birth" at the Victoria Theatre at 8 p.m. on Monday to commemorate the 150th anniversary of Singapore.
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      A plea to reserve jobs for the blind
      298 7 A plea to reserve jobs for the blind SINGAPORE. Sat. The Singapore Association for the Blind today appealed to government and industrialists to reserve suitable factory jobs for the blind to help them lead fuller and more meaninstul lite. The appeal came from the association president. Dr. Arthur Urn, when
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      Band cancelled
      22 7 SINGAPORE. Sat The Toa Payoh Primary School Band will not play at the Botanic Gardens tomorrow evenins as previously scheduled.
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      Trade centre hawker is jailed for assault
      98 7 SINGAPORE. Sat. A hawker, who admitted pushing and punching a hawker inspector on the chest when he was asked to remove goods placed outside his stall, was today Jailed for two months by the Tenth Magistrate Seah Tlong Beng. 20. admitted causing hurt
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      Asian newsmen to get deeper insight on how to check population explosion at five-day workshop
      405 8 Asian newsmen to get deeper insight on how to check population explosion at five-day workshop SINGAPORE, Sat—Twentynine journalists from the Asia-Pacific region, including seven from Singapore, will meet here from Monday for Ihe lirsl journalists' workshop on population information. The four-day workshop, lo be held ;il the Conference Hall. ;iiins
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      The big part youths can play in our society...
      249 8 The big part youths can play in our society... SINGAPORE. Sat. The ideals of youth are peace and social justice, their hopes are a better tomorrow and their aspirations are to fit themselves to play a meaningful part in shaping the environment they live in. These were the sentiments expressed
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      Society concert
      36 8 SINGAPORE. Sat. The Singapore Musical Society will present a concert by the Far East Air Force Band at the Victoria Theatre at 4 p.m. rai June 15. Tickets to any seat will cost SI-
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      The day Pepe walked out on Pat
      124 8 The day Pepe walked out on Pat SINGAPORE. Sat. Swimming *tar Patrick Chan (above) has lost her dog and is feeling quite cut up about it. She had the one-and-a-half year old black cocker spaniel since be was only three weeks. Yesterday when she returned home from school, at 1.30
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      Budget control course
      57 8 Budget control course SINGAPORE. Sat. A course on "Budgetary control and cost reduction 1 will be organuetl Singapore Institute of Management at the Singapore Employers Federation in Amber Mansions. Orchard Road, from 7.30 to 9.30 p.m. every Tuesday and Thursday from June 17 to July 15. The fee \n 1135
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      Anniversary song contest winners
      201 8 SINGAPORE. Sat. Not all four sections of the song competition organised by the Department of Broadcasting received entries which were up to prize winning standards. A statement today said that In the Malay section "it is regretted that none of the entries were found to be
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      JAPAN PLEDGE: MORE TECHNICAL AID FOR STORE
      238 8 JAPAN PLEDGE: MORE TECHNICAL AID FOR STORE SINGAPORE, Saturday THK out-going Find Secretary to the Japanese hnibassiiy here. Mr. S. Mochihara lus assured the Singapore Governmenl of up technical co-ope nil ion from Japan for its diverse economic programmes. 1 Mr. Mochihara said rapid expansion dernl.-atlon of n.d la indicative
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      The verdict: Suicide while she was insane
      83 8 The verdict: Suicide while she was insane SINGAPORE. Sat. Spln- .isa, 35, »n ex-mental patient, too* some solution containing mt-thyl sallcylate at Tham Soong Avenue homt on April 28. The next day she died the Thomson Road General Hospital, a coroner's court heard today. Agnes, said to have suicidal tendencies,
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      Evening music
      34 8 SINGAPORE. Sat. Ttvi Singapore Girl Pipers will perform at the Marßitchle Reservoir Park trom 5 to 6 p.m. tomorrow, and the Peoples Defence For<e band will play »t Klnp Oeorge V Park
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      146 5 P^ ~~~^^^^~~^^i K<»»n imbrr DOWN: I Dmmi <"• *>.— n* Offer (7); 11 Sjm- fectloru i4>; 6 Compi>.« u;.-er-Dei.ude ij.. 16. tion iji Oa&irropod r. Crooked (4>: 17. Proper .3 n Toulr aperient <7>; 1^. a! re- Primer 14 MM i5>: 22 Condoletce 13 > Gloving (7». lj. Direcea J3
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      220 6 NOTICE TO MALAYSIAN PRIVATE STUDENTS WISHING TO APPLY TO STfD* IN Al STRAI.IA I\ 1970. (1) Applicant* for a one-year course of study .radlng to matriculation to an Australian tertiary institution mum be under 21 years of age si the beginning of f, > 1970 tusuallv late Jumiary early February,
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      291 8 The best things in life are free. It's where you enjoy them that runs into money The Eiffel Tower. And the Leaning Tower. Angkor Wat. The island of Hong Kong. Niagara Falls. The Canals of Venice. And Osaka Expo 70. They're free for all to feast their eyes upon. It's
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      63 8 aa^^j^l am^^^V^jfiaaF J I *Jrfßaaaalfe' AN1 Jtlc 'J Lyjr\£ K hmiii i I LAY SIASON trom Slturoat i4U June daily jt 8 30 p.m. at tkt National Theatra litttu at M. »4. it. J« Sptcial r amii» Matmia, Sunday 15th lung at 4.00 pa TieMU at il, M. lotatnahif from:
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  • The News
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      Youths deny charge they hurt constable
      186 9 SINGAPORE. Sat. V Three youths, alleged to be members of an unlawful assembly were charged in the Ninth -ristrate's Court today with causing hurt to a police constable Foo Ah Chow, la^t Monday. Sarwah bin Mohamed Shafflrp. 16. Mohl mi A bin Buang. 17.
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      Trainees' day
      27 9 SINGAPORE. Sat Twentyeight trainees of the training •hip Sinsapore today rereived thfir graduation certificate* from Madam Dolly Srah of l.ian Soon Shipping and Trading *ny.
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      Youth held
      29 9 SINGAPORE. Sa'. Polire today arrested a youth for attempting to Meal a bu\ I :t Peclc Se«h Street. The youth will be chanted In the Juvenile nday.
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      Carpenter killed the day the roof fell in
      176 9 Carpenter killed the day the roof fell in SINGAPORE, Sat. Carpenter Tan Tee Jen, 68, was repairing a pig sty in Ponggol Road on Ma> 12 when the roof suddenly collapsed. A beam crashed on his head and he died instantly At a coroner's inquiry Into his death today. Chan
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      A Russian course
      69 9 A Russian course SINGAPORE. Sat The Adult Education Board Is organising a Russian language course for beginners at the Raffles Girls' Primary School from June 17 The 20-les.son course, conducted in English, is designed to teach students to read, write and speak simple Russian. The fee is $25. Applications, which
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      They dared to be different...
      454 9  -  KHOO CHENG KIM By TRADITION AND AIMED FOR FREE EXPRESSION AND ORIGINALITY SINGAPORE, Saturday pHE First Chamber Dance Quartet a simple name thai hides too well Ihe seething ferment of ;i group <>f voung, talented American ballet dancers who <l;ne<l to be different. Vanguard ol
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      277 9 ORLANE DE PARIS DISCOVER THE VITAL TRUTH ABOUT ORLANE FACE MASKS To deep cleanse your skin for a radiantly clear complexion you need the gentle aid of an Orlane mask. A mask removes dead skin cells: Clean pori oj dirt, making for easier penetration of other Orlane treatment preparations. It
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    • OPINION
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        SCOTCH THAT SNAKE
        398 10 I situation of such gravity speak plainly. Don't dither because he is a good friend or a close col leag ue. And don't bother about hurting his feelings. I Make clear to him the damage he Is doing and the sinister purpose he Is erving by repeating
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        TALKING POINTS
        43 10 Early to bed and early to rise and you will meet very few of the best people George Ade. Friends are not to be chosen to flatter William Channing. No man at one time can be wise and love. Robert Herrick.
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      Things are looking up down on the farm...
      1538 10  - Things are looking up down on the farm ABUL FAZIL MEET TWO SPECTACULAR EXAMPLES OF SINGAPORE'S BOOM-IN THE FLESH By LEE CHOON 111 AT is one of the more spectacular examples of Singapore's economic phenomena. He stalled a liny poultry farm ;it the w of 16 and built into a
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      You and your money...
      793 10  - You and your money... WANG LAO WU By THIS Sunday Time* series based on actual case histories (though the names are fictitious) tell* you what ordinary proplr line «l«ne with a little bit of extra money to make their fortunes grow. A srrieN vim should cut out and keep. This
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      311 10 INNIVEISMlU s 1 B'RTMS. ClUB NOOUNCIS. 0U1HS ■JNIMLS CREET1NCS s»l»dUCtS MISSINC PERSONAL PPC, KEOUIEMS t KM j'» Minimal* S?Q lor 71 owls. f jc!i iliiMui ward SI N. Ill Ol>tr C'i'si)e< »»ert>sfintits HM V id hi '5 »»'<s nek iiiitiHil M ctits Sanity Tints Bn Service cinf t SI N
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      430,000 for funds from tobacco firm
      361 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. THE Malayan Tobacco Co. today donated a total no to the two relief lunds. 0 was i:rman Rehel Fund. trl H. T I'heyue -ter of Dpve.or Abdul ior tne Relief uerf by the chairman of the Mr. J. H. Uett. Fund
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      Aid for 280 families
      74 11 Aid for 280 families KUAL.A LUMPUR. Sat. Over 280 families hit by the disturbances were today given cash totalling $23,530 and kitchen utensils at the Jalan Pekelillng low-cost flats here. At the distribution were Tan Sri Justice H.T Ong. co-chairman of the National Relief Fund, and Mr FT. Davis, director
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      SCA TO HEAR PROFITEERING COMPLAINTS
      64 11 SCA TO HEAR PROFITEERING COMPLAINTS I/UALA LUMFUR. Sat The BeUngor Consumers' V will r">ld a meeting tomorrow at I <i n: tlie H'd CrOIB beadquAiten The meeting will discuss c implalntt by c-oii^amers on profiteering by.shop-keepors. The president of the Ltlon, Mrs U"h Kwee Ten«. said details ,)f the.se shopkeeper
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      Illegal lottery
      38 11 W.ih. J.->. toda) "If ituii'y to ;i Ch in ,i pi'blic latter; Jiuii Bii^id ish lumber* on h boardi thr Ai^ i ■bout 130 p.m \f la K granted SlOOO ball pending hearing on June 20.
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      Expert in teaching English to tour Malaysia
      249 11 Expert in teaching English to tour Malaysia IPOH. Sat. Mrs. 1 Kathleen Kruizinga. an expert in the teach Ing of English, will make a three-week lecture tOLir ot West Malaysia and Singapore from June 1G. n the appi the situatlonal method. an adaptation of which she introduced some years back
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      Aussie visitor loses bag to snatch thief
      72 11 MNANO, Sat.- a v:>:tur from Au.stralia, lOrn Jean Evelyn Core, wa.s the victim of a motor-cyclist snatch thief here last night. Miss Core. 47. of Ingham, North Queensland, was riding in a tri.sha along Fanuihar street at about B..j'i p.m when a motorcyclist
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      Body recovered from sea
      48 11 PE.NANG. Ball 111" ixKly JMidt-nliiird \umi.. Mting in the .sea oIT the i de was recovered eailv this morning. The body. ul in a p.,i- blao undeipaiUi and a pu.k blouse. «as spotUd rioating face downwards by some atroJ- I len aiong the promenada
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      SINGAPORE EDUCATION MINISTER TO OPEN SEMINAR ON ENGLISH
      176 11 SINGAPORE EDUCATION MINISTER TO OPEN SEMINAR ON ENGLISH SINGAPORE. Sat.— The Minister for Education, Mr. Ong Pang Boon, will open the fourth regional English seminar here on Monday. The week- long seminar held under Uie auspices uf the Regional English Language Centre will bring together about Ui) educationists from 15
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      Lock icon 100 trapped in train tunnel
      56 11 NEW YORK S«! than loi» pMMnfKl on .t Peiai Central Into rn route to Boston were trapped yatUrdM in 'he tunnel ljene..th and 59th << :.io broke out m gine on a iifarb;. Police Mild none or the 114 passengers on thr two-ear train were
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      If your name is Linda, you're a 'snake'
      232 11 If your name is Linda, you're a 'snake' WOUI.U like to make bookings for aecumniu Jation at the Klnabalu N'atlnnal Park htadquart>rs and the mountain huts m the way up to Kinabalu ?ea)r Who do I contact.' (M.MBKK Write to tht Park War- I ien. Kinabalu Sational Park. PO. Box
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      WHAT'S NEW
      223 12 WHAT'S NEW WHAT an original dolly Drevsed in costume of rich Khersont-se silk, this rag doll represents the product of a new local trade A range of floppy girls with wool for hair and odd-sized heads are taking their place on counters of our shops waiting for an early Santa
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      The look-alike look for him and her
      523 12  -  JUDITH YONG A PAGE BY UNISEX egua lisex. hi sex fashion* or whatever ebc von call if This is ;ic cepted in many lands Far away, hut lure there are still many reservations about look alike His and Hers clothes. Gay girls in
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      Font em at 50...
      953 13 ¥ssB^SCT^.S3LJ!Bia; HER MILLIONS OF FANS FEEL THAT THE YEARS HAVE ONLY INTENSIFIED HER VERY UNIQUE LYRICAL QUALITY THE massive British biographical dictionary, R WWs Who" reveals attitudes as well as facts about people. Dame Margot Fonteyn is not listed under the name the world knows her
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      A girl's choice: Wealth or love?
      405 13 A girl's choice: Wealth or love? I COME FROM a wealthy family and am deeply In love with a boy my father does not approve of. M> at*t«r and I are the beneflclarirs of hk> vast property and I am afraid my father will disinherit me If 1 marry this
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      A touch of the past in the present...
      201 13 ALL of us have at one time or another been faced with the problem of a blank wall and the thought that an antique painting would be ideal to fill the space. It need not be wish- ful thinking any longer. The
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      230 12 IT'S LAVISHY LACY, FIBERFILL CONTOURED IT'S CHARADE BY maidenform If you have an eye for real value, you'll wear a Maidenform Charade. Lavishy lacy cups contoured with fiberfill. Shapes naturally. Dacron, nylon, cotton permanent press back and centre insert for separation. On sale at all fine stores. Try a Maidenform
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      297 12 STILLMAR'S FRECKLE CREAM whitvna your »km ••cr«tly **4 quickly No longer neei 1 you admlr* others— wish th*t your Uln was as light and attractive as theirs. One Jir of Stlllman's will make you equally charming. _^gtk^ Applj UM "nW apeclalm itv^k made Btfl^ B3^S^^ plexloo Som nnt um S
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      128 13 jfS X HAUTE COUTURE if ff comes to l I I ,J HOTEL H L^ sinGapura /<lL'^\Y\ INTERCONTINENTAL (PIERRE BALMAIN I l\ v J/1969 Fashion Collection \9 \lC2)l Vu l\ A Gala Presentation ln The ipA h) fMRUOMS 2) I June 9th, 10th and 11th. f» fly y For the
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      794 13 mns THE RUSH? Why spend only eighteen hours coy the eight thousand miles between hfre and Europe. The Orsova, 29,000 tons of solid comfort, sails from Singapore for Southampton on 24 September 1969. Why don't you take your time, .aiuj ■a^\e the journey. There's so much to see o 1
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      Father's Day spirit helps to knit family ties
      565 14  -  Gabriel Lee By MOTHER TOO JOINS THE CHILDREN TO SAY 'THANKS' TO THE MAIN PROVIDER 1/ ATHER'S Day this year falls on next Sunday the third Sunday in June. And sons and daughters in numy Malaysian and Singapore families will join others
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      US first marked the big day 59 years ago
      228 14 An the United States of America, the credit for making the first suggestion to set apart a day to honour fathers probably belongs to Mrs. John Bruce Dodd of Spokane, Washington. The idea occurred to her in 1909 as a suitable
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      Choosing the right tie for the man in your life can be a knotty problem
      515 15 By A Special Correspondent T KEY confidently predated that the for oravat- width neckties, which started sometime ago, wouldn't last, wrong they were! By they, I mean illy cr.nvontlonal types, like myself. He manufacturers everywhere
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      THE TEN RULES FOR FATHER
      278 15 if From Page 14 newspaper for May 18, 1913. gives the Impression that the people of Vancouver believed that the celebration of Father's Day originated their The despatch stated that a suggestion made In tho newspaper by the Rf.crend J. H. Berrinper, of the Irvington
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      Get to know Dad's mentality when buying him gifts
      453 15  -  By Gabriel Lee By LATEST E J-JMPHASIS on gift buying Is usually on utilitarian value and shopping for presents for the head of the family on Father's Day is no exception to this principle. Most men, it seems, prefer gifts that
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      113 14 BY .jf^ *^^^-fldß^B^^B^BvC^K^ t^L> l You aslc him what he wants for Father's Day and he says he has everything a guy could want nice home, good wife, fine kids. Count jrour Messings. Then give him something that's simple hut eloquent the I I^ove You Shirt. Colors and stripes galore
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      97 14 Only Byford could f>ave made long stretch stockings like these. So superbly good looking. So strong and snug. In hghtwe ght or heavyweight. In seven colours that wiM look 'right' with JBL your shorts. Long, long last ng. Fully guaranteed *Wi No wonder people insist on Byford socks. Oocks Factory
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      1797 16 n«a— a—a^a^aa— ~~T| IP^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ _^»3^ P/ l-OW SREYSTOKBI WHBN WrS*^*^^*^^ IL VT «l V -JL^fl Kg BF^xf) fcap^S^/^Vtll filVV\S^*^l7^\ fTrtE village and school... fc^J hi? yvoaaan sees VW Jlf Xi V I fWJ «T(S\ Wj m/&K lp\ >3p^o^' As worked ..but in the gjf 1 th£ same walls \^^^i^^r*^^^^^T^^ Vlf^^K]
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  • CINEMAS
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      The right rig for Diana
      436 19 B^^B^M Ti 1 AT Avengers' girl, Diana Higj;. \\h<> was the darling of millions of TV viewers us the shapely and efficient Emma Peel, will stun her f;ms in her motion picture debut. Diana exchanges mini-skirt and leather suits for the stylish and colourful clothes
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      Joan: It just happens that Tony is a genius Roderick MANN
      262 19 Joan: It just happens that Tony is a genius Roderick MANN QUOTE from actress Rita Cam: "I don't trust Hollywood. Its the only place in the world where people smile all the time." AS MISS JOAN COLLINS has be*n In London working on a new picture "The Kxecntioner." I took
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      Lady Lee Remick loves her work
      191 19 I HAVE been talking to Miss Lee Remick. the attractive American actress wlin is in London making the film version of Iris Murdoch's "A Severed Head." Miss Remick is invariably described as "a lady" possibly due to her Boston upbringing and it p\plains in
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      THE THEATRE
      495 19 rtAVK BURNS made hit debut J for Rowcroft Theatre Club when he appeared last year as one of the son* In "Dear Charles." winner of the InterServicM Drama Peatlval. He was aeen next as the young artist In "Settled Out of Court" !n March. This week he U
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      225 19 M dF\ 1114k' o~ 145 400, aj I t? On.i j'jffl UjM mw\w *jo MSfm opens today; ■j *Jay v" £^B Li Ching. Margcret Hsing Hui, 9 ■^B Chen I- ing Koo °ao-shu in fj 33r?5ta "A place to 'LMIJEJE3 CALL HOME" I A SHAW PRODUCUCN in SHAWSCOPE COLOR v,»-.:
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      182 19 SUPERMARKET AND SHOPPING CENTRE ORCHARD ROAD HfIBBV I This is the last day of UA If f our FRIDAY SPECIALS MTHfIV Coming! PALACE RIGG Hr -iI^JHE EPITOME OF TODAY'S mi 1 SWINGING. SELFI |^~CONFIDENT GIRL M wit* FINDS HERSELF IN W* ANOTHER HIGH A M rj. M ii JBH m
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      Kiwis deny Kangaroos unbeaten record on tour
      231 20 AKLAND. Sat. The New Zealand Rugby League team tremendous nd half rally to Australia 18-14 In the Second Test here today. ,>ruved New vered deficit at half -trealc als in the io denied the Kang.i' unbeaten record on the tour Bui fsMnan Cuj
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      English FA 5-0
      11 20 HAM .Association aide beat New Zealand 5-0 here
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      Axed stars back in Singapore squad
      279 20  -  JOE DORAI: SEVEN RECALLED FOR TRAINING AGAINST ENGLISH FA TOURISTS By Singapore. Sat COOTBALL Association of Singapore today recalled seven former internationals for the Pestabola match against the English F.A. side at Jalan Besar Stadium on June 14. They were among 18 named by
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      Innings victory
      39 20 11-oH Sal V Kua.a Kana.s.ir beat OuMI» merit Bngli*h School. Tapah. b» •<n innings -nd 74 mm in a rtrst round match at the Prrak I :x";:ion Cup li^re to- *e 117. OES 'I.mah 16 and 27.
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      Yong scores a double
      74 20 IPOH Yong Kor.e Wah. of St Michael's Institution, stored a doub.e when he won both the boys alnglea and doubles titles In the Perak schools under-15 badminton champlonshlpa which ended here today. in the singles nna; he beat -•!ara>u Ol K.n k- I VII School. Talptng.
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      Jones, Court to contest final
      61 20 PARIS Sat Mr* Ann June* of Britain <md Australian Mrv Margaret Court aiil meet In the r.n*. f the women's singles at the French mternaiiona championship* here. Mrs. Jones reached the final yexterdav with a 6-1. 6-J win over A Mrv I^sey BowTey and Mrs
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      MCA match off
      35 20 MALACCA Sat M.. Cricket Association* m'<r»:ate match between Malacca and Johore which was to ha\e been played here today ha« been called off as the Johore team could not make the trip
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      REME outplayed
      22 20 MALACCA. Sat. The 28'h nwealth Infantry Brigade outplayed REME 4-0 in an army soccer match at Terendak Camp here today.
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      Chung Cheng sweep basketball titles
      139 20 SINGAPORE Sat -Chung Cheng High made a clean sweep of the schools national basketball championships when they won three of the four finals played at Bar; ley Road today Chung Cheng won the boys "A" and "B" titles and theli girl> walked away with the
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      SAMAI EARNS TRIP TO TAIPEH
      177 20 SAMAI EARNS TRIP TO TAIPEH I/UAXA LUMPUR. Ban.— Mrs Samal Stone, on* of the leading women tenpin bowlers In the country, withheld a strong challenge from S. L. Chal and Alyce Pekors today to win the Cathay Pacific Brunswick Far East Bowling championships at the Merlin Centre here Samal bowled
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      Pat back strokes to a new national record By FRANCIS BOEY: Singapore. Sat.
      243 20 Pat back strokes to a new national record By FRANCIS BOEY: Singapore. Sat. CINGAPORETS Sportswoman of the Year, PatrlJ cla Chan, set a new national record at the age group meet at the Singapore Swimming Club here today. Competing In the 14-15 group, Pat clocked 1:10.4 for the 100m backstroke.
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      RESULTS
      422 20 BOYS I'NDI.R 13: IMm bark: 1 M. Chu 2 D. H >f 3 S W.Ukl!,- 1 23 4. 100m breaat: 1 Chung Khun Loke 2 B. K.in 3 V Tay 1 31 4. 200m individual medley: l M. Chan 2 J. Senior 3 Chung Khin l>jkr 3:00. 9 100m
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      312-run victory boost for West Indians
      360 20 T ONDON, Sat. Th« lj touring West Indian cricketers rejnitered their first win over an English county side, beating Somerset by 312 runs at Taunton yesterday for a great confidence boost before the First Test less than a week away. Final s<-orev \V Indivna
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      Brewer takes stroke lead
      58 20 CHICAGO *a1 Qa* Biewcr. twice winner of the Alcan Roller of the year tournament, .surged into the lead of the Wet>tern open yesterday, cardint? a four-under-par 67 at the Midlothian Country Club Hi* 136 total, five under par for 36 holes, gave him shot edge over
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      Wrangle over official titles expected at lOC meeting
      402 20 WARSAW, Sat. The International Olympic Committee gets down to serious business at its 68th session hrre today with a wrangle over the ofllctal title of North Korean Olym- i pic representatives expect- ed to flare up early in the day. The issue—not
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      4 WISHES LANDS HATTRICK
      1489 21 4 WISHES LANDS HATTRICK JPOH. Sat. Four 1 Wishes, with apprentke Rao astride, made it three-in-a-row when she came from last to win the Class 6 Div. 1 6f Handicap here yesterday. Local trainer Eddie van Breukelen saddled three winners -Four Wishes, V Raconteur and Kakamion. Race One U 6,
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      712 21  -  EPSOM JEEP JbT fLYNN Pretty can w partner Castle Command to victory in the 20th running of the 12f Perak Derby (Race 4) at Ipoh today. Castle Command who ran in the Victorian Derby in 1967 has hit the right form again
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      244 22  -  A. SRIPATHY By MALACCA, Saturday MALAYS and Chinese in this country wanfl to live in peace and harmony, the Minister with Special Duties. Tun T;m Siew Sin, said here today. Speaking tv his constituents at Tiang Dua New Village and Kleban^ Besar,
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      LONDON TO AUSTRALIA...THE FOUR NURSES WHO WERE TOLD ITS 'MISSION IMPOSSIBLE
      306 22  - LONDON TO AUSTRALIA. ..THE FOUR NURSES WHO WERE TOLD ITS 'MISSION IMPOSSIBLE YAP CHENG TONG By SINGAPORE. Sat poi'H English nurses left Singapore today on I lu* l;«si leg of "mission impossible" a 13,000-mile overland (rip in a minibus from England to Australia. Thev had been (old that it \\;is
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      Singapore graduates strength of nation, says Sir Norman
      474 22 Singapore graduates strength of nation, says Sir Norman SINGAPORE, Sat. Whether by conscious planning or by natural aptitude of the people concerned, graduates of the University of Singapore have turned out to be complete all-rounders. "This ll perhaps the .strength of the university and almost certainly the strength of Singapore,'
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      37 22 SEOUL. Sat A South Korean soldier fired his rifle in a sudden v:.-,irnt fit In an armv ban arks fat Wonju. Central Korea, last night, killing five soldiers and wounding six before killing himself Renter
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      26 22 OAKLAND, t California i. Sat Ocmjr, most puenaclous of Hollywood- dead-end kids in the late 1930s, died in hospital here He was SI. Reuter
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      160 22 WEST IRIAN FREE CHOICE ACT DELAYED JAKARTA. Sat The Indonesian Government has for two days the Act of I rer Choice in West Irian to decide the territory's future. Deputy Foreign Minister for West Irian Affairs. Dr Sudjarwo, said today He said that the Act. originally due to start on
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      'Kidnapped' girl turns up safe
      72 22 VIENNA Sat. Mafjdalena Van Der Spuy. pretty daughter of the South African ambassador who vanished last Wednesday, turned up safe and sound here today, and a police spokesman >aid she had not been kidnapped Au-tiaian police launched a nationwide search for Hie «irl after she
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      Murder, suicide by millionaire
      54 22 V YORK Bat Ameiii boi hi huhloo nwKlrl wlfi 'hfii kiilc tiimarll apparently faiiin 10 patch up his sixth maiTiiigf police said jraatan Aieonline-lx)rn Allrerin Cn nadaa. on »m :.";nd next to hi estrHiiapft -i I'tt-.in -i i«kjl i>i hkvKi i her apartment. A piatol wax
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      Porsche to defy ban on 'brakes'
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      Sleeping partner win the Oaks
      36 22 EPSOM S.tt. English filly Sleeping Partner won the Kncli'h Oaks classic here today run over one and a half mile' Frontier Ooddes-. was second and Myastrld finished third of 15 runners.
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      46 22 LONDON Sic Fi\e Arrows. owned by Loi the Robbery Memorial Handicap run over the 12f at E| yesterday Ridden b) South African key Join I < i5-l> beat the 3-1 favount* Vervain by half a length »itll He\ He .8-1 1 third, a lwijlilnri F
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