The Straits Times, 31 July 1965

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    23 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEt)flL 1*50, OOP T The Straits Times Kstd. 1845 SATURDAY, JULY 31, 1965 15 CENTS KDN 1189 M.C.(P). 1005
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    Lock icon Us$50m waiting to be invested in Malaysia
    275 1 Us$50m waiting to be invested in Malaysia WASHINGTON. Fri. —American firms considering projects involving investmenta in Malaysia totalling about US$5O million have applied for American Government investment guaran- the U.S. Department of Commerce reported yesterday. The Department said the linns "are interested in guaranteed investments in facilities to produce a
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    A 'happy' Ghana peace team leaves Hanoi
    93 1 HOM. KONG, Frl.— The (■han.iKin oprcial mission, headed by Mr. Kuesi Vm.ih, Irft Hanoi for liunir today after a four-day visit, according tn Hanoi Radio. The broadcast said the Vice-Premier and I deign Minister Mr. Njtupii Dtiy Trinh had explained to Mr. Armah
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    New Indon tactics: Only small border patrols
    232 1 From GEOFFREY GELDARO: KUCHING, Friday SMALL Indonesian army patrols have been detected in the Lubok Antu district of the Second Division of Sarawak several times in the past few weeks. The apparently aimless incursions have all been on a small scale since two
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    Indonesian mob attacks American Consulate
    268 1 Indonesian mob attacks American Consulate JAKARTA. Fr i. More than 1,000 Indonesians today tore down the gates and the fence of the U.S. Consulate in Medan. North Sumatra, hurled stones at the twostorey building and painted anti-American slogans on its walls. The Consul. Mr. Theodore J. Heavner, reported the Incident
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    $100,000 back-pay for airmen
    75 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Frl A total of $100,000 in backpay was today paid out to some 1,400 airmen at the Royal Malaysian Air Force base here today. The Interim «w«rd. ranging from SlO to $27.50. and backdated to Jan l, was paid with theti July psy. The
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    Queen consoles little Suhaini
    111 1 I SINGAPORE. Frl. 1 TWO-YEAR-OLD Suhaini came face to face with Royalty for the first time today and was completely awed by the presence of the Raja Permaisuri Agong. She burst into tears and clung to her mother. The Queen, mother of 13 children, was touched.
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    10 Federal jobs going-for 'Federal citizens'
    124 1 10 Federal jobs going-for 'Federal citizens' KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. Ten Federal Government jobs were advertised today. The advertisements called for applications from '.'Federal citizens." No mention was made of "Singapore citizens" but a spokesman for the Public Service Commi»s:oi. said: "There Is nothing to stop them from applying. Whether they
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    Lock icon RAF museum (heft
    54 1 BEDFORD i England*. Fii. Police said yesterday that a virtually Irreplaceable and priceless collection of 15 medals and decorations awarded to the late Lord Trenchard. Marshal of the Royal Air Force IRAFI had been stoien from the RAF museum here. Lord Trenchard, "the father of the RAF.
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    HK's population
    31 1 HONO KONG. Fn.— The population of Hong Kong Increased by 64.400 during the first six months of this year, and at the end of June was estimated at 3.804.300.
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    Lock icon -'Bank closure won't affect trade'
    214 1 -'Bank closure won't affect trade' HONG KONG. Fri. A leading Red Chinese trade official was quoted here today as saying the closure of the Bank of China in Singapore would not impair China's export trade with Malaysia. The Wah Kau Vat Po a right wing Chinese newspaper, said Mr H.-lao
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    Lock icon STOP PRESS
    31 1 TOKYO l.w<n 1 oil M-DAY JOY TOKYO. I ri. Japanese dm eminent lixlay appointt-d Mr Take* Kimura. veteran Liberal Democratic Party politician, ipcrial emoy to Malaysia Day celebration. Renter.
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  • AFRO-ASIAN AND PACIFIC DESK
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      Lock icon Thant calls for concerted efforts to end Vietnam war
      233 2 UNITED NATIONS, Fit I Tliant. the Secrrlary-Cicnr-ral, told President Johnson vestrrda> that "concerted efforts should be made to put an early end to all further hostile military acti- ities" In V ii'tnam. Acknowledging Mr. Johaaan'a .(upr.d a>n Wednesday for I help
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      Lock icon 'U.S. build-up in Thailand' report
      137 2 v unofficial but usually authoritative Journal ol the Armed Forces said yesterday that a recent charmc in the official designation of American activities "reflects tho sharp build-uu in U.S. military strength in Thailand." Until now. the official designation had bepn merely the Military Assistance Advisory
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      Lock icon Ho: S. Vietnam will be liberated
      401 2 'UNITY WITHOUT FOREIGN INTERFERENCE' TOKYO. Friday PRESIDENT Ho Chi Minh of North Vietnam said yesterday that South Vietnam "will surely be i liberated" and the entire country reunited if there is no foreign interference. The North Vietnam news agency, monitored in Tokyo, said Ho
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      Lock icon Forger held
      36 2 SAIOON. Fri A South Vietnamese Oovemmtnt militia- < man has been arrested for forging identity papers and celling them to draft dodgers for £15. The i papers stated that the holders wer* poUc* splea— Reutar.
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      Split mission is better than none —Wilson
      150 2 Split mission is better than none Wilson LONDON, Fri. Bri--4 tain's Priinr Miuisier. Mr. Harold Wilson, said last inch i he would nut stand in the way if the Commonwealth peace mission on Vietnam were to split »o that one section of it was acceptable to China and North Vietnam
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      Lock icon Rewards offer in Aden
      50 2 ADEN, Fri Leaflets dieting rewards for the discovery of hidden arms and ammunition were dropped by RAP planes over Aden and the nearby towns of Little Aden and Sheikh Othman >e*terday. The rewards offered ranged from £600 for a bazooka to £25 for a handgrenace. Renter.
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      Lock icon Ayub suspends his anti-Press laws
      170 2 KARACHI, Friday. DAKISTAN is to suspend its watchdog laws over the country's Press for one year. President Ayub Khan announced in Rawalpindi today. The laws, known as the Press and Publications Or- 1 dinance. Rave the Government j the power to suspend news- i j
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      Lock icon LBJ: New bipartisan support on Vietnam policy
      352 2 WASHINGTON, Fri. New bipartisan sup- port was expressed in the Senate yesterday for President Johnson's Vietnam policy. The majority leader. Senator Mike Mansfield, said the President had made clear at hi.s news conference on Wednesday that "he is seeking an honourable and prompt
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      Lock icon Jet engine experts told to quit Egypt
      209 2 Jet engine experts told to quit Egypt (WRO, Fri. Foreign experts working to develop an engine for Egypt's supersonic Jet fichters havo been ordered by the Swis» company that hired them to quit their Job* and return to Europe, reliable reDorts here said yesterday. The move threatened production of Egypt's
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      Big drug seizure by police in Jakarta
      107 2 Big drug seizure by police in Jakarta JAKARTA, Fri. Indone- sian Dolice have seized 60 million rupiahs' worth of drugs including antibiotics which are mostly unavailable at Jakarta's pharmacies, it was reoorted today. The seizure was reportedly made during police raids in the past two days at this capital's business
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      Just fancy that...
      67 2 MANILA, Fri. Police Chief Mariano Ginrono of the little town of Penaruhia in northern Luzon showed up yesterday at Manila police headquarters to report a theft. The loot included Gingono's wallet, hU police bader and two warrants auainvt robbery suspects he was lookinr for in the bir
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      241 2 ALPINE RALLY, JULY 1965 chalks up yet another spectacular success Hb^^B m i'Ax i ■m^"fc*r*** 2s^Bi w.*'" t« m. -*Wf -w r JOFrffi w f J s^B^^ csbHshH W <\m pj^-^Mnj \^St >VCay^^B3fMssßl^^^-JMfcy. Mm _^b^b^^bßb^bl X 3i \p\_ tjtkm HLHB >Miw ii>i m m»ib»m»bV-^»J^b^wJ Wt^-~ lB 93 CARS STARTED ONLY
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  • EUROPEAN AND AMERICAN DESK
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      Lock icon A cut-price volunteer army planned in Britain
      196 3 A cut-price volunteer army planned in Britain LONDON, Friday. JJRITAIN yesterday announced a moneysaving plan to reorganise her army reserves and provide better reinforcement for the regular army in a limited war. The Defence Minister, Mr. Denis Healey, announcing the plan in Parliament, said it would save Britain £20 million
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      Wilson attacks Tory record, beats off censure
      297 3 Wilson attacks Tory record, beats off censure I ONDON. Fri. The Government last night defeated by a majority of 20 the Conservative attempt to censure it for breaking election pledges. The voting, after a noisy House of Commons debate, was 306 to 285. but the majority dropped to four— 29B
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      An underground experiment
      66 3 GRASSE 'France i, Kri. Four young students have come to the surface after 22 days underground to study what happens to a group of men secluded together out of contact with calendars or clocks. The four students. Guy Valente. 20. Roland Mouleyrc. 19. Raymond Mouleyre, 19. and
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      Lock icon A CHURCHILL WEDS AH OIL HEIRESS FROM TEXAS
      155 3 A CHURCHILL WEDS AH OIL HEIRESS FROM TEXAS A TALL younu Churchill married a pretty American girl in London last Friday. He is 25--year-old Lord Charles Spencer Churchill, 6ft 6in. second son of the Duke of Marl borough and a kinsman of Sir Winston Churchill. Lord Charles met his bride
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      'SPY' PRISONERS MAY BE EXCHANGED
      144 3 LONDON. Friday "DUSSIA may ofler a London lecturer Jailed last week in exchange for an American couple jailed here five years ago as spies for the Soviet Union, the Daily Express reported today Its defence writer Chapman Plncher said security chiefs were sure that was
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      Lock icon 15 years' jail for De Gaulle death plot
      80 3 pARIS. Frt. A 25-year-old ex- lieutenant in the French Army was sentenced to 15 jail yesterday Tor taking part in a 1962 attempt to assassinate President De Gaulle. Louis De Conde was sentenced by a military tribunal of three general* and a
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      New York seeks fee for guarding VIPs
      100 3 Fri. Congress was asked again yesterday to approve a U. 5.53.063.500 payment to New York City for protecting visiting Government leaders during the 1960 United Nations General Assembly. They Included the Coban Prime Minister Fidel Castro and the then Russian Premier Niklta Khrushchev.
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      Lock icon White boy shot during vigil by Negroes
      144 3 White boy shot during vigil by Negroes AMERICUS (Georgia), Fri. A white teenager was killed by a shot fired from a passing car early yesterday during civil rights demonstrations here. Negroes called a 24-hour truce In demonstrations to give police time to Investigate the shooting of Andy Whatley. 19. Whatley.
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      Lock icon Tools for China
      31 3 LONDON. Fri. Chinas National Machinery Import and Export Corporation has ordered £320.000 worth of precision machine tools from a firm In Coventry. England, the firm announced today. Reuter.
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      Lock icon 10,000 FANS GO WILD AT PREMIERE OF 'HELP!'
      94 3 LONDON. Fri.— Ten teenage girls were in hospital and another 60 were suffering rrom minor Injuries last night following the Royal premiere of the Beatles' new film "Help!" About 10.000 fans went wild as the long-haired pop group left the theatre In
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    No promises now on turnover tax: Tan to Spore traders
    198 4 No promises now on turnover tax: Tan to Spore traders KUALA LUMPL'R, Friday. f\l\i Minister of Finance, Mr. Tan Siew Sin, said today that the Government had given widespread exemptions from the new turnover tax for locally produced goods. This had considerably reduced the multistage effects of the tax. Mr.
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    Squatters a security problem to railway
    229 4 SINGAPORE, Frl. Unauthorised squatters along the railway tracks from Woodlands to Tanglin Halt have been advised to demolish their structures and cart away the materials. A Government statement said today that notices had been served on these people and the Chief Building Surveyor would
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    Evening course on principles of economics
    97 4 SIMGAPOivE. Frl Tlie Singapoie Chinese Chamber of Commerce and the Institute of Industrial and Commercial Studies are jointly organising an evening course on -The Principles of Economics" lasting 25 weeks. The course to be conducted In En-ltsli by Dr. A. W. Liang, former lecturer
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    Mobile X-ray
    48 4 SINGAPORE. Fii. The Sata mobile X-Ray unit will be stationed at Anglican High School. 8 milestone Upper Chaugl Road. from 3.30 p.m. to 9 pm. on Monday for residents of Tanah Merah Kechil Road. Jalan Tanjong and Upper Changl Road from 7>? mj to 8% m.s.
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    Cantonese and Hokkien
    52 4 SINGAPORE. Frl— The Adult Education Board will be organising courses in spoken Cantonese and Hokklen to cuter specially for English-speaking students. English will be used as the medium of Instruction and explanation for both courses. The fee for each course, lasting 16 weeks and covering 32 lessons,
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    Fun fair
    36 4 BINQAPORE. Frl. The Methodist Girls' School will hold a food and fun fair In the school ground In Mount Sophia between 10 a.m. and 5 p.m. tomorrow. The main attraction will be a supermarket.
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    20,000 FLAT DWELLERS WANT TO SEE TALENTIME FINALS
    133 4 20,000 FLAT DWELLERS WANT TO SEE TALENTIME FINALS JiyiAPORE, Fri. organisers of the Housing and Development Board tenants' talentime finals are facing a big problem. Returns from Housing Board tenants show that out of 70.000 tenants, some 20.000 want to see the show, a Board statement said today. But the
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    Sports festival for Methodist schools
    77 4 Sports festival for Methodist schools SINGAPORE. Prl. The Minister for Education, Mr. Ong Pang Boon will declare open the first Methodist schools' festival of sports next Wednesday. An opening ceremony to mark the start of the four-day affair will be held at the Anglo-Chinese School auditorium In Barker Road at
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    Woman's death
    29 4 SINGAPORE. Fri— A 55-year-old woman, Lim Slew Ying, died on her way to hospital soon after she was found unconscious in her Thomson Rise estate home today.
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    Professions to aid Medical Fund
    204 4 SINGAPORE, Friday. npHE professional division of the Medical Pro--1 gress Fund has set up five committees to launch a fund raising campaign among professional men and women chiefly accountants, architects, engineers, lawyers and stock brokers. This was announced today by the chairman of the professional
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  • Page 4 Miscellaneous
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      426 4 IN AND OUT BY AIR 1""HE following la today's acliedule p.m.; from Kola Bha.ni. Pcnajiu. of evil aircraft movement* at Ipob, Kuala Lumpur (ML 033) 7.30 Pay* Lcbar airport Singapore: p.m. Thai International: From TWtyO. j. n .n air lwHI Kmm Jakarta. Oe*ka. Taiwan, Honr Kong, Ban«at^M'JfTrcl. KrOm J tart
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    Detainee is cleared on two illegal assembly charges
    539 5 Detainee is cleared on two illegal assembly charges INCIDENT NEAR LABOUR MINISTRY SINGAPORE. Frl A POLITICAL detainee, Michael Fernandez, \\;is acquitted and discharged in the fifth magistrate's court today without his defence luiiij^ called on two charges in connection with ;in incident near the Ministry of Labour lust year. Fernandez,
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    ACCIDENT CLAIM CASE APPEAL IS DISMISSED
    186 5 ACCIDENT CLAIM CASE APPEAL IS DISMISSED SI N G AP O RE. Fri. The Federal Court of Malaysia upheld in Singapore today a derision of Mr. Justice Ambrose who had ruled In an accident claim case that Madam Ng Chin Choo, 30, a nurse, in wholly to blame for an
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    Graduation dinner
    27 5 SINGAPORE. Frl The successful candidate, of the 31st Dale Carnegie course will ho!d a eraduatlon dinner at thr Pel'.lng Restaurant on Sunday at 7 p.m.
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    Breach of curfew hindering defence measures
    241 5 Breach of curfew hindering defence measures SINGAPORE. Fri. The First Criminal District Judge, Mr. Eu Cheow Chye, today advised eight fishermen. affected by the sea curfew at night, to seek assistance from the authorities concerned. "They are giving assistance to fishermen. Go and see the Assemblyman In your area, or
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    Temple fetes today
    31 5 SINGAPORE, Frl The Aadl Sathirthl and Aaal Pura festl- vals iHI be celebrated at the Sri Senptga Vlnayagar Temple, Ceylon Road between 5 p.m. and 10 pjn. tomorrow.
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    TRAFFIC BOARD TO HAVE TWIN ROLES
    172 5 SINGAPORE, Friday. PLANS to incorporate the functions of a full-time Road Safety Council in the proposed Traffic Advisory Board are now being studied by the board's pro-tern committee. The pro-tern committee, elected last month from among representatives of various organisations, is seeking Government approval
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    New agency opened
    18 5 SINGAPORE, Fri. The Bata Shoe Company will open another agency tomorrow at 26, Geylang Serai.
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    Traffic diversion on Mountbatten Road
    132 5 SINGAPORE. Friday. POLICE today announced traffic arrangements to provide for the laying of a sewer main across Mountbatten Road near the junction with Kampont; Arang Road. The work which begins Rt 7 a.m. next Monday will take one month. Motorists coming from Katong will make
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    Revision of wages: WHAT THE PM said
    160 5 Revision of wages: WHAT THE PM said SINGAPORE. Flrt— A para- j graph published in Page Four of the Straits T: today under the heading: "Mockery charge by the NTUC against Treasury men" bald: •The NTUC was commenting on a statement made by the Slntmpore Prime Minister. Mr. Lee Kuan
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    Scooter prize for girl
    66 5 SINGAPORE. Fii. Miss H. Lian. who won the recent statewide competition in connection with the screening of the nun "Ferry Across the Mersey, will j receive her prize tomorrow. Mr. R. M. Arblaster. general manager of Borneo Motors Ltd., will pre*«nt her with a scooter. Miss
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    Special course by Management Institute
    86 5 Special course by Management Institute .SINGAPORE. Fri. The Singapore Institute oi Management is organising a special course on "Industrial Organisation and meut" at thr Ngee Ann Collrise in August. Fee for the course Is $60. The Head of the Nanyana University's department oi Industrial Management, Professor Paquan a. Hsu. will
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    MIC meeting today
    25 5 SINGAPORE. Frt The M«laysian Indian Congrats iSerangoon branch) will hold Ms committee meeting at SO pm tomorrow at 6 Race Court* Lam.
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    Water shut-off
    28 5 SINGAPORE. Frl. Water will be cut off tomorrow from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. in Tanglln Halt Road between the Junction Commonwealth Drive and Commonwealth Avenue.
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    ENTRANCE FEE OF $3 FOR MUSLIM CONVENTION
    177 5 SINGAPORE. Fri—Organisations participating In the torthcomii.g convention or all Muslim bodies in Singapore will be required to pay an entrance fee of i S3. "The levy Is Imposed with a view to ascertaining the interest of the Invited organisations, and also to pay
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      297 5 FARFISA >^U9^f^4- mm I K^S FARFtSA AmfUHMn have VVVy^^l 1 baan d*iig»*d otcordinj ■^ag^ftjflK II fo **a «»«r ktcraoMnq I oi»d nactmg r*q«ir» I clutroi. It It a pwl»tt mmical inrrrumanf In I tha handt or leading I ort lift, becouu I. nmy tptciol taer»r« I for protemonol patI I
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    Gang fight outside bar: Shot man is detained
    205 6 CINGAPORE. Fri. A 13 former police super-, vlsee, Poon Siew Siang.l 22, who was shot in the j neck during a gang clash outside a bar in Robinson Road last! night, has been detain- 1 ed by the police His condition is
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    Job abroad for library man
    47 6 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. Mr. V Nadana.sabapathy. library sistant in the University ol Milaya. left for Sierra Leone today to take up a po.<-; a* assistant librarian in Njala University College. He toined the ?taff of the univrrs.ty in 1961 alter obtaining a
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    degree in science. Mr. Nair appointed
    44 6 degree in science. Mr. Nair appointed SI'NGEI PAIANI. Fli. Mr. N S. K. Nair from Badenoch I Estate has been appointed super- i visor of (he Padaiin Srrai Group j Hospital in place of the late Mr. W. E. Dielenberg who died re- centlr.
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    PAP's 'divide' drive 'must not succeed'
    223 6 KOTA BHARU, Friday 'J'HE acting Prime Minister, Tun Abdul Razak, said here today that the People's Action Party's drive to divide the people "has not and will not succeed." "It must not be allowed to succeed." he added. He said this while ad- dressinr
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    Bank of China depositors told: Don't worry
    177 6 Bank of China depositors told: Don't worry CINGAPORE, Fri. Steps are being taken by Bank Negara to ensure that Bank of China depositors get their money back as a result of the closure of the bank. This was disclosed here today by the Governor of Bank Neßara. Dato Ismail bin
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    News about Ministry
    39 6 Kb" ALA LUMP I" R of He.il: h ii :o p^bllxb quarterly to be called Bcri'.a Keseoi .-no w:ii \j January bn In English and what thine nc in the four months and othrr hp:il:h mmre.
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    Housev fe fined
    32 6 Housev f e fined TAIPIN ri Tan Ah b ng. 34. ni nnr><l $250 by Inclie DauU 1. ■lien .slie pleaded gu.lt* to c.trr- cliaructrr lor.i -.-i Thy« Peng on M;iv 2.
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    Senu urges 'revolutionary' Muslim turn of attitude
    330 6 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. THE Minister of Information and Broadcasting, Inche Senu bin Abdul Rahman, today called for a revolutionary change of attitude among the Muslims of Malaysia so that they could compete on an equal footing with other Malaysians. I 'I Speaking at
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    PAP conference to debate move to arrest Lee
    84 6 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. The People's Action Party will debate a resolution on Sunday to oppose any move to arrest Singapore's Prime Minister. Mr Lee Kuan Yew. The resolution will be debated at a conference to be held here to discuss ways of
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    Lunch speaker
    42 6 KUALA LUMPUR Fri. The Minister of Information and Broadcasting, Inche Senu bin Abdul Rahman, will speak to members of the National Press Club at a luncheon at the Ibu Kota restaurant (opposite the Pederal Theatre), Jalan Raja L*ut on Tuesday-
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    600 teachers for course
    75 6 JOHORE BAHRU. Fri. Si hundred taacbff trainees froi Malaya will undergo an intensft 10-day course i n agnculiur. science, home science, .ir: an trait and physical here as part of their training (c the comprehensive education tyi ternThe course, to bo luld i:; rmri ous schools
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    He's off to take up job at U.N.
    123 6 l/X'ALA LUMPL'R. Fri. M;tl;i>M.i\ Mwtjfappointed deputy permanent representative to the I'nited Nations. Kai.i Aznam bin Raja llaji Ahmad (abovci. ial| today that he would do his best to put forward Mala] case to members of the world body. "My main job is
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    Professor's talk
    39 6 KTAI.A LUMPI'R. Pri. A public; talk on "seruidipUy and landmark^ in discovery given by Profo.ssor C. J- Elic^rr. of the University of Malaya. at 4 p.m. on Sunday at the Kuala Lumpur Pf-ychology Club. 29, Ipoh Road.
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    WORK TO START SOON ON K.L. HOSPITAL
    182 6 KUALA LUMPUR, Friday. EVELLING and piling work for the new $49 mil- lion General Hospital to replace the present dilapidated buildings— will begin next month. Hie Director of Medical Services. Dato <Dr.i Mohamed Din bin Han Ahmad, said here today that tenders for
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    Abused PC: $40
    28 6 IPOH. Fn. A i try tlnvrr. Ca.m I. S4O today for abu*:Mi» a poiioa corporal at Pen( !i Road nero on July 13. He pleaded
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    Lock icon Britain frets at Allied 'war' sales to Sock
    358 7 U.S. RADIO GEAR... DUTCH PLANES... FRENCH HELICOPTERS LONDON. Friday '"f^HE British Government is reX ported to be showing signs of concern over what it sees as a lack of Allied solidarity in the Malaysia- Indonesia conflict. The apparent main concern of the
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    Lock icon Ismail team tours north Thailand
    103 7 BANGKOK. Fri— The Mal- ayslan delegation to the Joint Malaysian-Thailand Border Committee meeting, J which ended on Wednesday i left here this morning to visit Bhumibol Dam in Tak Province and Chiengmal In j northern Thailand for two days. I I The delegation is led
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    Umno branch meeting
    63 7 PENANO. Fri. The Kebun I Lmi'a brunch of the Umno will i hold Its annual meeting at the j home of its president. Inche A. O. i Vusoff. tomorrow. The divisional president, Syed Hr>f*an Aldld, and .several other I Umno leaders will address Hrn I meeting which
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    Sailor drowned
    27 7 JBSBELTON, Fri.- A 4-4-old crrw member of tin ship Krajo Maru \v;i& four.d drownrcl near tIM Kuclut rbarf, police said today No nmie «is trlvpti
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    British pair: We want to adopt a child
    205 7 British pair: We want to adopt a child JOHORE BAHRU, Fri.— A British Service couple, who already have adopted a younfc boy, are now looking for a young baby girl to make their family complete. Chef Petty Officer R.T. Hughes, who works in the Naval Base, and his wife wrote
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    Goodwill team from Manila
    50 7 MANILA. Fri. The Manila Jun.or Chamber of Commerce is ppiidine a ftooclwill drlceation to Thailand and Hong Kong. Thi- seven-nwn (rroup Is scheduled :<> leave on Monday for Hong Kong It la due back in Manila on Aug 9 after visiting Bangkok. Sincaporr and 'on. A.
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    E AND 0 CLOSURE SHOCKING, SAYS UNION LEADER
    249 7 E AND 0 CLOSURE SHOCKING, SAYS UNION LEADER PENANG. Fri. The secretary of the National Union of Hotel. Bar and Restaurant Workers, Mr. Goh Ah See. today described the closing down of Penang's 75 year old E and O Hotel as "a shocking decision." "We strongly condemn this action by
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    Schools in Perak urged to buy bonds
    112 7 A LOR STAR. Fri. The Chief Education Officer. Mr. Ong Teng Keong, has appealed to all 500 schools throughout the State to buy National Defence bonds. Circulars nave been sent to ■i schools by the education department asking them to buy the bonds.
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    New Girl Guides
    31 7 KLLANG. Fn. Fifty g:rU of the Secondary English School here li;ive formed a Girl Guide I movement under the leadersuip ,of Peace Corps member. Miss I Emily laom.
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    A call to MCA and MIC women
    133 7 A call to MCA and MIC women pENANG. Fri. The Penan* Umno Kaum Ibu leader, Che Dasimata Dashir. today railed on women members of the MCA and MIC to follow thr lead set by the Kaum Ibu In joining the Territorial Army. Star rxpressed "unhappiness" over the fact that so
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      223 7 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS In Rraviry (7). 1. Typically 10, 12 (3. 4>. Values in railway reorganua- SUble D is made sale O>. tlon 7 (11). 10 13 Where erratic fast bowlen pass away like a snake (8) may send the bail 14 (3, 3. Several embraced one Roing 4,
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    New mosque
    24 8 KIANTAN. Fri. The Mentrt Pahitng. Dato Yahya bin Mohamed Seh. today opened a $25,000 masque at Paya Bongor, 28 milrs from here.
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    Free X-rays
    22 8 DUNGUN. Fri. Free X-ray* will be given to the public at th« district hospital here from Aug. 7 to 11.
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    Plan for doctors with American degrees
    292 8 Plan for doctors with American degrees KUALA LUMPUR, Friday A PLAN to allow doctors with American and other non-registra-ble degrees to serve in Malaysia has been submitted to the Government by the Ministry of Health. The plan recommends that doctors work satisfactorily for the Government or any approved institution for
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    Ipoh council wants cinema ban on smoking
    99 8 Ipoh council wants cinema ban on smoking TPOH. Frl. The Ipoh 1 Municipal Council decided last night to ask the Ministry of Health to consider legislation to ban smoking In cinemas. The council suggested that cinemas should have a 10--mlnute Interval during each screening to allow smokers to puff outside
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    Cabinet is studying 'fees for medicine' plan
    199 8 Cabinet is studying 'fees for medicine' plan ITUALA LUMPUR, Fri. The Cabinet is examining a proposal to charge outpatients in Government -run hospitals in Malaya a flat rate of 50 cents for the supply of medicine. The Minister of Health, Inche Bahaman bin Samsudln, announced this at a Press conference
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    Pistol thug robs woman clerk of $32
    99 8 PENANG. Frl. A man armed with a pistol held up a clerk. Mi.-.s Tew Soo Kee. In a Hah dealer s shop in Beach Street yesterday ar.! robbed her of $32. IflM Tew. 20. told the police she was working alone In her
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    Factory striker is beaten to death in hut
    205 8 SINGAPORE. Kri A factory striker. N| 110 Soon, 2«. uas found bludgeoned to death in a hut in Jalan Tica Ratux. oit Chantf Road, about 2 .mi todaj Anothir striker hn K Thee Bern;. S2, was tied up with rope and covered
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    11,000 adult classes
    45 8 KVAN Mr*,. Vw, 11.000 adult education c\Rs»n t,*v* been set up lr. Malaysia lucludvmj Sabali H-:r. Tl i s d by the A*sistant Nation*! »nd Rural I>\« i.pmont. Incho Sulaiman bin Bulon. when he opervri :>eech contest fer adult edticMMnii i-iass Atudento.
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    I'D RATHER HEAR PEOPLE SAY 7 LIVE FOR MALAYSIA': KHIR
    180 8 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. 1 I 1 'FHE Minister of EduA cation, Inche Mohamed Khir Joharl. said today he would rather hear people say they live for Malaysia than hear them say they would die for her. He had no doubt
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      222 8 l//#»»y Oop Bfg Y.T. iiawnlim OUR «OBOTSEEMS~]P "*^v I HEWENS HOW Y'FIGGER I HOW lUP/ WE ALREADY 1 WELL, WHVNTCHA TRY TO HAVE TAKEN OOP/ 1 TOLD \J SAKE, OOP GET V I'M GONNA I KNOW? I MYSELF BEATIN' ON rr WTTVI /.^fc IBY SURPRISE 1 j^ HIM IP A
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    King sees the frogmen
    43 9 OR HOW THE NAVY DEALS WITH INFILTRATORS r rHE KING watches with interest as the apparatus worn by Navy frogmen is explained to him during his tour of the Royal Malaysian Navy's base at Woodlands yesterday. Straits Times picture.
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    A mock battle in Johore Straits, then royal praise for defenders
    419 9  - A mock battle in Johore Straits, then royal praise for defenders YEO TOON JOO: I By Singapore. Friday rrHE Yang di-Per- tuan Agong this morning saw how Royal Malay i. ian Navy patrol boats d«ul with Indonesian infiltrators trying to sneak into Singapore waters. The RMN staged a mock skirmish
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    ROLE OF UNIONS IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES
    211 9 ROLE OF UNIONS IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES p KUALA LUMPUR, Frt. TRADE unions nave an important function in nat- 1 I ional development, members of the National Ur-ion of Juurnu'ists were told here today. Speaking on "the Role of Trade Unions In Developing Countries." Dr. Everett Kassaiow professor of economics at
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    THE ASIANS WHO POSE AS AMERICANOS...'
    84 9 PENANG. Fri.— The lone UDP representative on the City Council. Mr Teh Ewe Lim. today criticised Asians who "blindly ape Westerners and try to pose as yellow or coloured Americanos and Elvis Presleys Speaking at the adiournmrnt of today's City Council meeting, he regretted
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    DEATH
    34 10 W.tHi tit imtmtmum) MRS PHANO NAI KHAN imoth'r I l| Wang and Df Ko« I I <aad awajr 2V-T-B0 Kunarel I H -7-4)1 ki 2 pm from .'O2 Higb I mr^. KiiHia l.umpur
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENT
    32 10 M H,,r(. US f Minimum, MR AND MRS. ffl>r Antony MM rhank frauds and rrlattvra for thru att*i»<l«nrr masaapva and gifta on 'ha ajMpjgaja n f ih.ir mamaca on 2« 7-M
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    ANNOUNCEMENTS
    188 10 1» WorW. US fWMIMMI THE COCKPIT'S R'JITUfli •eri»d r^•■^v Saturday aod auMx lvii' n t tiriSICAPORE MALLET IMb wim I ii. nth. 7th. Muni"' B.M i. m Victoria Tb'a'ra TkMM at Kocxaaou Bad i' K Tang. LATEST ITALIAN HANDBAGS nf lu»' arrive irora Ai.ri.r Ng«* Ann Bid*. K.I H
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      The Mekong Decade
      690 10 A^auust all political odds, 1 the Mekong River scheme I 1 moves nearer and nearer I economic achievement. There j has been ai* almost imper- o-ptible transition from more j than a din-ade oi' investigation to hard planning and construction, money enough Ito permit a quickening tempo
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      Degrees Policy
      493 10 The recommendations of the Health Ministry on the policy the Government should follow in considering recog- j nition of foreign medical degrees are too conservative by far. There is no provision at all for extending automatic recognition to the degrees of medical schools of unquestionable quality in America,
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    VIETNAM
    1331 10 Though no power on earth has the strength to drive the U.S. out, yet The war neither side can win... by SPECIAL WRITER LONDON Friday ■■PHE nature of the war in South Vietnam makes it easier for both sides to assert that they will win. There is a measure
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      A time for reflection
      190 10 I FAIL to understand the fuss created by the Federal Minister for Education over the sending of the Malaysian Mirror and other Singapore Ministry of Culture publications to teachers in some Malayan schools. Doe-! the Minister .seriously think that teachers are not mature and intelligent enough
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      Dr. Rajakumar
      268 10 "THE ■tnlta Times is U) be commended by all people concerned with civil liberties for report Ing the charges levelled against Dr. M. K. Raiakumar Your paper has drawn public attention to this specific case which must disturb the conscience of fair-minded citizens. 1 feel that I write
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      No slavery
      117 10 U'ITH reference to a report in the StralU Times of July 24 headed "How slave traders lure pilgrims in Mecca," I would like to point out that no one is given a visa to Saudi Arabia unless he possesses a return ticket. Therefore the question of being stranded
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      27 10 ITS UNBELIEVABLE BUT TRUE! STANDARD WORLDS TINIEST rV" 1 i njrr' J WORLDS SMALLEST I J TRANSISTOR ■d.^J RAOKJ »0 1££ HONG <m^t«*> LTD.., SINCAPORt t LUMPUR
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      165 10 iiH **•♦>» ft S. E. A. AGENCY SINGAPORE KUALA LUMPUR Study at Home and Pass Every day letters arrive at Wolsey Hall from ttudent< in Malaya ard countries all over the world. These young men and women reali^a that a good education is the only sound kwta for a sua.css.ful
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    Anti-Malaysia? Not us say university trio
    555 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Friday rnHREE officials of the University of -L Singapore Socialist Club, who left for Cairo on a goodwill mission to Africa and the Middle East, today strongly denied allegations that they were anti-Malaysia. They were commenting on a report in which the
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    BIG TWO-DAY AIR DEFENCE TEST
    191 11 BIG TWO-DAY AIR DEFENCE TEST SINGAPOtt, Iri-Mn-Kaporc and liutter«<»rth aiiti-aircratt defences i n c I v (1 i n c ground-to-air missiles and civil defence and military air-raid uarninr NVstems uill receive I heir l>iEKi-st tfstN to date during I \irnsf (iune\ 111 next Monday ami Tuesday. Announcing this tml.iv
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    Paris course for four
    42 11 k Al 1 IMIU k Kri in A.r Force have left for Paru ]">-ueek c.. x.rse on helicopters. They were Plying Officer A^vlul ailir Otn Abu Bn!c;ir U d PIM Bu. Abdul hiciil bin Abdul A/i/ :iikl Dt'iTick
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    'Goodwill army' for rural Sarawak
    125 11 I mNGAPORE, Fri. A mirtary goodwill squadron left for Sarawak today to carry out an intensive one-month rural development scheme. This force consists of 20(1 men of No. 20 E.'igineert Squadron. Malaysian EnKineers. Territorial Army The squadron commander Capt, Ante Hock Lam. 'old reporters at
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    $3.6m bonds sold
    27 11 KUAI.A LUMPUR Itl. her 5188.950 worn c>: r.on;il Defence Bond* werej bouitht today by 31 subset hrlnelntt (he total to $3,605,200 '978 fcubscrib- rs >
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    Labour Party conference begins today
    72 11 ITU ALA LUMPUR, Frl— The I2th national delegates' conference of the Labour Party of Malaya will be held here thi^ weekend at the community hall In Jlnjang. The conference will open unh i plenary *e.vlon at 2 p.m. tomorrow »nd «f*rt Its closed-dooi (r«Mcr. m
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    Vice raids again
    23 11 SINOAPORE. PYI. In another 12-hour raid, antl-vlce squads found m<v«t of the brothels In Oeylang and Katong closed last rnght
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    Telecoms men told: Ignore 'no driving' threat
    287 11 Telecoms men told: Ignore 'no driving' threat KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. About 700 technicians and junior technicians of the Telecommunications Department were today warned of the consequences of refusing to drive departmental vehicles for official duties. The warning came from the Malayan Technical Services Union, which claims to represent 80 per
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    Top official for Algiers
    50 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Prl A high-ranking official of the Min.&try of External Affairs has left on a mission to Algiers He Is. Inche Ahmad Zainal Abldln bin Yu.sof former Malaysian Charge d'Affaires In Saigon j Ministry officials declined to disclose the purpose of Inche Zal- nal* tiiD
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    Arms cuts~but Malaysia troops will get all the assistance they need
    161 11 I OXHO.V Kri. Mr Harold Wilson s.,id yesterday there was M question of denying Kri tish troops the facilities and reinforcements they needed if Indonesia** confrontation of Malaysia continued. The British Prime Minister was replying to a member of
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    Chinese anxious to help State Govt, says Ningkan
    212 11 Chinese anxious to help State Govt, says Ningkan KUCIIING. Friday. gARAWAK'S Chief Minister. Dato Stephen Ningkan, today praised Chinese farmers in the 17th mile residential centre for their loyalty and willingness to co-operate with the State Government in exposing the Communists in I the area. In a message to them,
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    Land for Press club house
    52 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Fn. The Selangor Government has allotted the National Press Club sia a 17.000 sq. ft block ol hind off Jalan Belneld for it.s club house Mr. Tara Singh, secretary of the club, said that a fund-raising campaign would be launched to erect the
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    UK exports up
    20 11 LONIX3N. hri -Britain!, exports to M.iluysia row by fve percent In the first half of this year
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    King's Own Borderers arrive
    81 11 King's Own Borderers arrive SINGAPORE. Fri About l 400 men of the Ist Bn.. The Kins'* Own S< Borderers, arrived liere today aboard the logistics ship. Sir Lancelot. They moved at once by road to the British Army's Jungle warfare school in Johore. The men who have been In Hong
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    Warrant issued on firm boss
    38 11 IPOH. Fn. a wan nrrt's' v. Ltd. In Singapore i turn up here today *'j an.vj 3 charge. The rh;ircf Is tl pany. b< branch. November, 1963. 1 s postponed to Aue. 20.
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    Sardon in Segamat
    16 11 KI'AI.A l IMI'I t; MiniMer of Tl don bin Hay. Juh. rators there.
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        A Common Market
        696 12 PENANG MUST NOT BE PULLED IN WITHOUT CAREFUL STUDY OF ITS ECONOMIC PROBLEMS R. Tan Siew Sin recently made certain statements regarding Penang's free port status and the Malaysian Common Market. May I make some comments? Mr. Tan's statement that "the problems with Penang would be on
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        IN BRIEF The most beautiful legs in the world, but
        132 12 IN BRIEF The most beautiful legs in the world, but IX England a few year* ago a reDUted authority on the subject was auoted as saving that Chinese cirls had th« most beautiful lees in the v n rid. I couldn't asrrer more. U n f o r t v
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        71 12 IVHY is it so difficult to contact the Dewan Bahasa Dan Pustaka on the telephone? I have had to ring no fewer than eight times whenever I have had to inquire about some of the 40.000 terms which the D»>wan's experts h a v coined. If the reason for having
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        100 12 V O U R correspondent should be thankful that he is able to enjoy the many good proeramntea otlered by Singapore TV. I don't see why he should make such a fuss just because Mr. Lm Kuan Yew's speeches are broadcast over TV now and then. Besides, he is able
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        45 12 CHOULDNT the Telocommunications Department do something about restricting t h c time for local calls? I have seen people .spend up to half an hour and sometimes more in a phone booth just because they pay only 10 cents for local calls. R. CHEW Malacca
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        Imaginary fears about the new companies Bill
        502 12 MR. Kenneth 8. Most's letters on the Malaysian Companies Bill examines the Bill In the light of the protection that It Is designed to afford to (a) shareholders (b) creditors and <c) employees, of companies when It becomes law. On shareholders. he concedes
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      Papandreou closer to victory as 143 deputies sign pledge
      226 13 ATHENS, Friday. JJEPOSED Greek Prime Minister, Mr. George Papandreou, appeared close to victory today in his bid to topple the fortnight-old Government of Mr. George Athanassiades-Novas. A total of 143 deputies in the 300-seat Parliament liavi mi f;ir signed a protest
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      105 13 T\K\V YORK. PH 11 Plttoburuhcrs WM have a rli.ini i- to rat in Zsa /s.i dabors beds Two twin brass beds from the utrrvV Savoy Pl.iza Hotel apartment were sold yesterday for ISS7OO to Mr. William Pa^a fiumr, who plans to open •a nighUlub
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      147 13 PAIGNTON. Fri. Five beach attendants at this popular Devonshire resort were sacked vesterday for showing off their chests and pirl-watohinr. The men refused to wear the prescribed uniform of khaki jackets. "Holidavmakers and councillors h;tvo objected that they can't tell wlmli is visitor and
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      245 13 AUCKLAND. Frl. -Doc- 1 I tors will call forj 1 volunteer mothers to* help feed the Lawson quinruplets as soon as! j the tabies are taken out of incubators, a National! i Women's Hospital spokesman said today. The four girls and a boy
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      73 13 Pakistan and Jakarta sign ship pact TOKYO. Frl. Pakistan and Indonr>:;i hHve signed a sh:n--p ng apr- <*ment for a recline service between the two eoun- tries ever- six weck.s. tlie Com- > munis' New China News Agency irencv said rhe agreement I was .-iEned in Karnchl. thr agreement, wh'.ph
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      34 13 BOMBAY. Frl. Nttu lnciudtns four women and ehii dren. were drowned yesieruay I when a ferry boat taking them I across Verova Creek. U ni'.ii s from here, capsized in rough weather
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      202 13 The birth of Christ is fixed at 6 B.C. I TNITED NATIONS. Fri. The year of Christ's birth, long disputed among historians and astronomers, was fixed at 6 B.C. in a historical work appearing yesterday under Unesco auspices. The second volume of the history of mankind, entitled "The Ancient World."
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      37 13 I NEW BRUNSWICK (New Jer- I ■tjr), Fri.— The 12th world Boy Scout Jamboree v ill be held In Farramit State Pirk. Idaho. In August. 1967. the Bors ocouts o.' I America announced here.— Reutw.
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      TEXTILES ROW: A COMPROMISE IS SOUGHT
      217 13 TEXTILES ROW: A COMPROMISE IS SOUGHT LONDON, Friday. THE President of the British Board of Trade, Mr. Douglas Jay, told Parliament yesterday that he hoped to announce soon an equitable comproi mise proposal in the controversy over cotton i textile imports. Mr. Jay. who was answering House of Commons questions,
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      154 13 Panchen Lama may be dead, says Indian paper \TEW DELIU. Fri.— Fears j for the life of the Panchen Lama, once the Chin- i ese-baikeu ruler of Tibet, were expressed yesterday by the Indian newspaper. The Statesman. The Statesman quoted "recent and reliable report*" that the Panchen Lama had been
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      55 13 LONDON. PrL Britain* Winston Churchill Memorial Fund h;ii reached £2.814,000. the organisers announced yesterday. This Is almost exactly the IV cure predicted on the basis of population and average income In Bru.iin when the appeal wan launched flvt> months ngo to provide travelling fellowships for Commonwealth
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      99 13 CARACAS (Venezuela), Fri. Police raided a funeral procession for a Communist former senator yesterday, arrested 30 mourners and I buried the dead man themselves. Thp Interior Ministry said the I action was necessary to block Dlaris for .in I xteusive demon- stration using the
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      274 13 ANKARA, Fri. TVHE Turkish Govern- ment yesterday invited Britain and Greece to j?et together tc discuss the latest developments in Cyprus, a Foreign Ministry statement said. Britain. Greece and Turkey pledged to guarantee the Cyprus Constitution In the 1960 Zurich and London Agreements
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      93 13 NEW YORK (North England). Fri. A thoroughbred stallion can sire several foals after it dies, a top veterinary scientist said here. A simple operation on a stallion within 24 hours of its death rould set up a de^ri freeze reproductive bank of the best thori oughbred blood
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    384 16 Prices fall back on Rubber Market PRICES have been t alien back on the market, mak- Ing the previous week"s recovery short-lived, state i H.C.B. Co. Ltd.. in their' weekly survey of the Malayan Rubber Market. In the absence of last week's bullish incentives, which are not i readily apparent,
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    249 16 ALOIS X first grade rubber lv.li. buyers closed at o p.m. Id Singapore and Kuala, Lumpur yesteraay at titt 1 cent* per lb., down a quarter ot a ceal on Thursday a closing level for the position. The tone was quiet. K.A.s. and KM-K.h. closinc prices in cent*
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    37 16 ON* thr (rot tuhanit rnirhit la Boor Koni- >tsterdav the U.S. dollar wai quoted ai ?.T6( for T.T. and i.74J for aaah. Iteriinß was q mtcxl at 16.04 and mm laol of ioM at '-'04*.
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    29 16 July 30. MALAY \N RUBBER PRICE: i.x: rents (down a quarter of a cent). TIN: $747.75 (up $5). Inofficial estimated offer ins 235 tons (up 15 tons).
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    INTEREST IN TIN SHARES DRIES UP ON EXCHANGE
    746 16 From Our Market Correspondent THE Stock Exchange concluded the last full trading day of the week on a very subdued note in contrast to the more active conditions prevailing earlier in the week. The support for tin shares from London which was
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    27 16 aVJIBMJgi Mack Indim July July 30 ■Industrials: <>7 '17 68.14 Tins: KM 81^2 J rubbers: tM.ll 102.11 -i»rc. no. \w. mo Dec. 29, 1962; Km
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    690 16 I>l SINLSS In and reported to the Singapore and Ku.iU Lumpur trading rooms of the Stork Exrhangr of MaUysia, with the number of the shares traded in brackets: INDUSTRIALS: Dunlin $123 PL* 11.33; E»io (2.U00) f 1.42; F. •rut N. irda <O.0OO) 12.17. (1.000) Cammin (2.0O0)
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    56 16 i MIPS lymi •lanntiO'i th* ImuMn ■J Mirbiur »h«rv*. or OBMtwl t*diy ■><* \rn% BMS> Okr/. I.*nc«lof KamoBBWI Mir. daitn \«a<rn< Ship* in Ptnann Marnour: Ho*cH out Pert Svttttnnam: Wharf Berlii- Ptnevia, Ntw Wharf Brrtna Do uj, Br«T«a. tbir> Strfam Btrii.Dctpwatar Punt: An. n Slr««tm. On* Today
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    34 16 'PHI Malayan Eichaniit Bankt* A>i«--1 «ll.i»n nf- to mercharti yeaterday lall ratrs Nik y«-> '14. alr> mall OP i Itllini TT or OD rtariy: U.S dollar* Dtutxh* Marl Franc* 14O|, Oanitrt Krtnrc
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    367 16 STRAITS tin after its fall of 512.25 on Thursday recovered by $5 yesterday to 1747.71 per picul. The "tiering was estimated up 15 tons to 235 tons. LONDON: Tin on Thursday opened lower in sympathy with Penang advices and the drop In
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    54 16 f THE prt-srnt rmt« of thr Malayan dollar ax-ainit the pound BtaTlinir. (ivrd on Novrmbrr M last ▼ear Is SeUin* TT or OO 3 15 16d. Buvinc TT 2s. 4 t Itid But-inc OB ai l',d. Thr dollar is at It* sUtutorT middle position in relation to its
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      1183 17 (Continued from Pace 14) AT Y()UR SERV i CE FOR SALE (i J »°x <»v «xir, II Words ff (Mln.)— Box SO ct*. txtrn PHOTOSTAT BY FOTOMATIC, B* Root, spore WJ34O. SPECIAL OFFCR tilow-imiviUfc tt»lfro" Mm? »nd fc-entni nook.. KWOK'I PHOTOCOPY SERVICI nod statloatry Iten.i for sale at I lv
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      539 17 M LJ I 1 SHERIFF'S SALE In the High Court in Singapore. IN THE CAUSE OF 1 Suit No, 883 of 1955 Execution No. 130 of 1965. ZLIN COMPANY LIMITED PLAINTIFF. Versus sol i B-KABT COMPANY (SINGAPORE) LIU. DEFENDANT. AUCTION SALE OF 5 "CZ Motor Cycles. 3 "Popef motor scooters,
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      732 17 ROYAL MALAYSIAN NAVAL VOLUNTEER RESERVE (SELANGOR AND SINGAPORE DIVISIONS) LNTRY OF OFFICERS AND RATINGS Applications are Invited from candidates fulfilling the qualifications listed below for entry as officers and ratings of the Selangor and Singapore Divisions. Royal Malaysian Naval Volunteer Reserve. in the branches indicated. 2. Minimum Professional or Academic
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      370 17 NOTICES I In the matter of THE CO.HPAMKS OKI>I.N\MI.> 1940-1946 NOTICE OF MEETING OF CREDITORS PURSUANT TO SECTION 231 I SHARIKAT PEMBENA KAWASAN TIMOR LIMITED NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN I pursuant to Section 231 oi Companies Ordinances 1940-1946 that a Meeting of Creditors of the above named Company will be
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      255 17 TENDER KENYATAAN TAWARAN J.K.R. Tawarai, darlpada PemborormS rang berdaftar di-J.K.R., dalam Icelas "O" dan ka-at^s i akan di-terlma di-Pcjab.it Jurutera Neuen. JKR., Selangor. Kuala Lumpur, hmgga lam pu 3.00 petal)* pada hb. Aug. 9-1965 umok MEMBINA DAN MENYIAPK TAMBAHAN SEKOLAH R DAH INGGERIS. DWALAN I MERU. KELANG. 2. Segala butir2
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      119 17 PUBLIC APPOINTMENT SINGAPORE GOVERNMENT VACANCY Applications are Invited from Malaysian Citizen* Ippotntment: QUARTERMASTER, Singapore Work Brigade. Salary Scale: $690 x 30A-930 p.m. plus Variable Allowance. Are: Above 30 years. Trrms of Appointment: 3 years' contract with 6 months' trial. Qualifications: At least 8 years' experience In Morelceeping in a large
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      Spore bag 5 golds to overhaul Sabah
      530 18  -  FRANCIS BOEY and ERNEST FRIDA NATIONAL MEET By gINGAPORE, Fri. Fortunes changed hands today as Singapore overhauled Sabah in the "Gold Medal Stakes," chalking up a tally of eight golds to Sabah's five at the end of the second day of the Malaysian
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      275 18 Aik Huang in shock defeat by Omar FESTIVAL BADMINTON SINGAPORE. Fri. Unseeded Omar Manap created a sensational upset in the Singapore opt'ii badminton championships here this morning when ho beat top-seeded Tan Aik Huang, the All-England runner-up, in tho first round of the men's singles, reports Lim Kee Chan. Omar,
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      Cheng Chye in last four
      87 18 Khor Chen« Chye. of Selangor. 1 advanced Into tlie seml-flnais when he beat Omar Ibrahim 15-3. 10-15. 15-11 tonight: Defending women's slnsjles champion Sylvia Tan f Malacca I conceded a walkover to Al.shah Attun (Slngaporpi. Svlvla could not play becai:-* oi r exam. Other rt
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      1099 18 MEN I JOOm 'first three qualify for I semi-imali— Heat 1: 1 It Jegathe- can (6 1 23.1, 2 Marzuki Hassan (Sar) 23.3. 3 B. P. Swattan (8) i 23.3. Heat 2: 1 G. Rajallngam 'Sell 22.6. 2 00l Hock Lim iKcdi i 23.1. 3 Natahar Bava
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      776 18 The United Arab Republic U K offering 20 scholarshlpK to AlL^> jIL Azhar University for the MalaynfM4i sian students on the academic ijfcrjrjk year 1965-1966. L£nUH|^Xv' Conditions and quail ftcatloni *CS2^&/3BS> required are obuinable from Urn Embassy. LICENCE Applications should be forwardf or ed tn the Embassy before 6 August
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      777 18 NOTICES KELAB LUMBA KUDA PERAK PERAK TURF CLUB SULTAN'S GOLD VASC RACK MEETING 19«5 Pint Day- Sunday -«Ui Aag. 1»«3 1 Second Daj-Wed.-llth Aug. l»«j 1 Third Day-SuMlay-15Ui Aug. 19*3 i ADMISSION TO Till. RACE COL'RSE BY BADGES ONLY Usual $1/- Unumiied Sweeps are available at the Town Office and
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      830 18 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS JAWATAN2 KOSONG PAHANG Permohonan ada-lah dl-pHawi lartpada RA'AYAT NEUER. PAHANO atau WARGA NEGAR/ J KH.SEKUTUAN, dan Pegawai: Kerajaan yang berkhidmat unto) ■nemenohi Jawaian JURUTEKNI* tiENDAH di-dalam Jabatan Part lan Tallayer Negeri Pahang iBAHAGIAN 111.. rinfkatan Oaji: $94 x 7 MM 24 iSekauui Pepe reluaan),l49 7.50-209 (Sekatai Kechekapuni 23<
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      769 18 i NOTICES THE BANKRUPTCT ORDINANCE (CHAPTER 11) IK THE HIGH COI'RT IN k SINGAPOKS I Bankruptcy No. 46« U Chan Lap <lor, 13S-P. RcdhUl Clom. Bpora. (Clerk). t 304 M Kow Seng Ket, li. Prtnea Phillip Avenue. Spore. iSaiesmauj. NOTICE IS HKRKBY GIVKM that Pint A Final dividend* are i
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      66 18 QUALITY OUTBOARDS by CHRYSLER OUTBOARD CORP. SOLE AGENTS THORNYCROFT (MALAYSIA) LTD. THORNYCROFT HOUS£ Q Clemenceau Avenue P O Box 95 Singapore 4. Telephone *****/3 SPRAINS? Play iport, certainly, but ufe. Treat sprains or strains quickly md regularly 3 to 4 times a day with EMiman's Embrocation safe, positive relel lor
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      506 19  -  LIM KEE CHAN CRICKET FINAL By Singapore, Friday (JELANGOR'S captain Mike Shepherdson played a splendid innings of 80 to steer his team to a first innings total of 183 which at the end of the first day's play in the Malaysian Cricket Association tournament linal
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      140 19 SLNOAPORK. Pit Defending champion John Pcaioe, Fell>. Bautista Jnr and Ncbior Grammatica. both of Thailand, had easy passages into the quarter-! inal.-> 'i! the SLTA open championships tod«v. Men's xintlrs 2nd rd: J Tr.irce bt I. A. Alaago.f 6-0. 6-1; Wilfred Wee bt M. J Durr
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      1281 19  -  NORMAN SIEBEL By •JODAYS 39th Malaya Cup football final at the Merdeka Stadium should be another typical Battle of the Big Shots of the tournament dour, unpredictable and fought with uniiinching spirit to the end. Singapore, the holders, and Selangor were the Cup
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      243 19 THE KICK-OFF for tonight's Cup Final will be at 8 o'clock. Tickets will be on sale at the Merdeka Stadium from 9 a.m. Fans are advised to buy their tickets from the stadium booths only. Anyone caurht buying tickets from unauthorised persons will be handed over
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      210 19 WORLD ROUNDUP SPRINGBOKS BEAT KENT BY INNINGS LONDON. Fri. Rain again d havoc to the Eiiglisrt rountv cricket programme yesterday. At three centres Worltsop somerset). Manchester v Surrey) and Lydney v Yorks) no play wa» at all. nther also caused holdup* c Close of play scores ia the other matches
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    477 20 Dr. Lim: Markets eager for new rubber KUALA LUMPUR, Friday QEVERAL world markets are awaiting "with eagerness, if not impatience" the first shipments of Standard Malaysian Rubber, the Minister of Commerce and Irdustry, Dr. Lim Swee Aun, said today He \n;is addressing a large gathering of rubber producers and dealers
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    116 20 KUALA LUMPUR. PH.— Mr. Licw Sip Hon. Deputy Permanent Secretary to the Ministry of Agriculture and Co-oper- has been offered the $2.750-a-month Job as deputy to the "superman" in the rubber industry. Dr. L. C. Bateman. Mr. Liew < above) conlirmed this
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    97 20 J\K\RTA. Kri. The Algerian Head of State. Colonel 11. Boumedienne. has sent a message to President Soekarno expressing surpris*- at the decision taken by (ihana to hold a summit conference «f all African State--nn Oct Jl, ncuspapci^ here reported tml.t> Arrordinc to the newspapers, the
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      47 20 HE WEATHER Highest and lowest temperatures In Malaysia for the period 8 pm. Thursday to 8 p.m. yesterday: Highest Lowest Kuala Lumpui 88 79 Kola Bhani M "..< Penanit Xii 73 Ipoh ~,2 Malacca 84 73 SliiKupore N 7'J Jesselton Hi. C. Highland H 59 Kuchlng 88 70
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