The Straits Times, 21 June 1966

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    24 1 Ito National Newspaper The Straits Times Estd. 1845 TUESDAY, JUNE 21, 1966 15 CENTS M.C'.(P) 1629 KDN 2034 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 150,000
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    The — Press: 'No takeover' pledge
    273 1 The Press: 'No takeover' pledge KI'AI.A U'MPUR, 1V Moo. The Government haa no intention whatsoever of nationalising newspapers to make them conform "to national interests". •This method is not acceptable tn the Alliance Government because wr bolicve in the freedom of the press." the Minister Home Affairs, Tun iDr.i Ismail,
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    Way to closer co-operation...
    11 1 'STORE MUST NOT INTERFERE WITH OUR AFFAIRS'
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    'Trust us' says Tun
    1070 1 By- OUR PARLIAMENTARY REPORTERS —KUALA LUMPUR, Monday- THE Deputy Prime Minister, Tun Abdul Razak, said today that trust and confidence were essential for cooperation between Malaysia and Singapore. The island n\;js an independent and sovereign nation and ;is such its leaders should learn to appreciate thai
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    Tun Lim: Police not told till 12 hours -later
    473 1 Tun Lim: Police not told till 12 hours -later From JACK FINGLETON jfANBERRA, Mon. Canberra police were informed of the return of missing Malaysian High Commissioner, Tun Lim Yew Hock, only 12 hours after he had been returned by car to his home here by "a good Samaritan." Malaysia's Chief
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    Lock icon Jakarta alert as Congress meets
    99 1 Jakarta alert as Congress meets JAKARTA. Mon Truckloads of battlearmed troops rolled through the rain-swept streets of Jakarta early today as delegates began gathering for a sitting of the "eople's Consultative Congress. highest authority in the State. The Jakarta Garrison Command has announced that it is taking extraordinary security precautions
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    Lock icon Fiji suspends death penalty
    65 1 SUVA. Mon Fiji s Legislative Council has decided to suspend the death penalty (or a trial period of five years, except for three categories of murder. These are: The murder of a policeman In the execution of his duty, or of anyone helping him; murder by
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    Jakarta mission sets up office
    211 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Monday A FIVE-MAN lndone/Y sian team has Net up office in a hotel here to pave the nay for their country'!! recognition of Malaysia. Heading (he team is U.-Col. L B. Moerriani. of the Strategic Army ommanrt. assisted by Mr. B. Ins, Ml,,
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    Tawi gets majority support
    638 1 CABINET MAY BE ANNOUNCED IN KUCHING ON THURSDAY By JOSEPH MIRANDA: KUALA LUMPUR. Monday DfiNGHULU TAWI SLI, 53, who has been relaxing here since he was sworn in hist Friday as the mw Chief Minister <»f Sarawak, has secured support from 29 of the <M elected
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    Party Negara expulsions
    55 1 Xi U I N (i. Mon. Party Negara Sarawak tonight announced that it has expelled those accepting posts in Pencti 11 1 ii Taui Sli's cabinet without consultation or approval of the part.v The dismissed leader is Aha n y ll.i.ii Abdul Kahim. Nice-Chairman and brother of
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    Lock icon Ky fixes polls date
    474 1 UAIGON. Mon. South Vtetnam'i ruling military Junta has fixed general elections for Sept. 11. But it was reliably understood today that the electoral law would enable the junta to remain in power until autumn next year. The official Vietnam Press Agency said today that the Head
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    Lock icon STOP PRESS
    41 1 DAK) MM. KAN KICHINC Mon. Dato Stephen Kalong Ningkan said tonight: "I deeply resent Malaysian Government's hii;h handed action in fnnini: me out of ofliie hut I have no intention of lcadin< a secession movfment." Reuter (See this pace)
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      9 1 The tecret ttept that led to peace-See Page 9
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      Lock icon FIRM 'NO' TO DISARM TALKS FROM PEKING
      145 2 TOKYO. Mon. Communist China will not sign under any circums tances the partial nuclear test ban treaty, or take part in any disarmament conference. The Peking people's Daily which said Uil.s today added that I'ekiiiß had rejected a U.S. prOfMMU made ;it a
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      Buddhist leader on hunger strike is placed under arrest
      169 2 HUE, Monday gOUTII Vietnam's militant Buddhisi leader Thich Tri Quang was today placed under arrest in the hospital here where he is in the 12th day of an antigovernment hunger strike. A squad of armed police In camouflaged uniforms moved through
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      JUST FANCY THAT
      65 2 JOHANNESBURG. Mon. A 14-year-old boy admitted to hospital here for treatment wa.s found to have all his Internal organs reversed, doctors said today. The youth, Christo Meyer. wa.s found to have h1 s heart in the right side of his body and all his other organs correspondingly
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      Lock icon Memory aid device for car checks
      166 2 Memory aid device for car checks 'TOKYO. Mon. A Japanese oar maker has riimr out with a memory aid device that tells a driver when to check his car for routine maintenance. The device, thr size of a small transKtor radio. is placed bt low the cl.ishhii.inl and connected to
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      New 007 co-star in a mini-kimono
      49 2 New 007 co-star in a mini-kimono AKIKO Wakabayashi. wearing an ultra mod mini-kimono is in London to co-star with Scan (007) Connery in "You Only Live Twice." She plays the part of Kisi Suzuki, a pearl diver, and displays considerably more than her midriff in the film.— UPl picture.
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      Lock icon JUNGLE TERROR BY 7ft TALL PRIMITIVE GIANTS
      312 2 A RACE of primitive A Indian giants never yet seen by white men are reported to be terrorising other tribes in the Amazon Jungle, and a 39-man expedition is setting out soon from Belem, at the rivers mouth, in search of them. Outslzed
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      Lock icon Fresh floods and traffic chaos in Hong Kong
      120 2 UONG KONG. Mon. Isolated cloudbursts today brought fresh floods to this rain-sod-den colony and traffic chaos to the morning office rush. The o.2in. of rain that fell between midnight and seven o'clock this morning flooded •ome roads which had only just been
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      Chou and Ceausescu hold surprise —talks
      185 2 Chou and Ceausescu hold surprise —talks- UTORIE (Rumania). Mon —The Rumanian Communist leader, Mr. Nicolae Ceausescu, has had surprise talks here with Mr. Chou En-lai during what was supposed to be a sightseeing trip to this Black Sea resort by the Chinese Prime Minister. The independent -minded Rumanian leader, who
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      Lock icon Injured man chases car to save his baby
      113 2 /URICH. Mon. A father, hurled on to the road In the col--1: -ion v! two cars today, packed himself up m .spit* of his injuries and ran after his car that wa.s careening down a .Nterp road with his infant baby in
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      Lock icon Rail disasters probe ordered
      63 2 NEW DELHI, Mon. The Indian Railways Minister Mr 8 K. Paul, last night ordered a top level probe Into a wove of rail disasters this year that has killed 247 people The move came a few houra Per a Delhi-bound expr»- In roiliMnn with a stationary
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      45 2 TUE <SAMBOL« /take it or lEAve Tt^ /iiTMee you &ye wi^ I -TUATft MV LA6TV TUE ««ONEY TO BUY/ Vl__ voaoj-^y \juat suit oc J C- -n. /T wcap *»v old ftcev^) v7p.fi 9 POR ANOTUEBX sf C» ''•'2^/ I SCASON j— aa. At. i
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      Lock icon Miracle of 350-year-old body of Blessed Mariana
      294 3 Miracle of 350--year-old body of Blessed Mariana TLIADRID, Mon. Peo- pie have filled a convent chapel here for two days to see the body of the Blessed Mariana of Jesus, said to have remained underayed for nearly 350 years. The body was placed oi. public virw in the chapel of
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      Worshippers leave Mass to join brawl
      67 3 SYDNEY Mon. Worshippers lett Mass to Join In a brawl beam fought outside a Catholic Church here yesterday. Witnesses said the battle in- volvcd about 150 men. believed to be mostly Lebanese, and rafted for about 10 minutes before police arrived Some returned 'o
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      Six die in crash
      44 3 MELBOURNE. Mon Six penpie were killed and about 20 inlured when a Sydney-Melbourne tourist bus ploughed into the back of parked semi-trailer 168 miles mTth of here early today Some of the victims were b»- I lleved to be children
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      KENNEDY
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      Lock icon AGAINST APARTHEID TRADE EMBARGO
      133 3 AGAINST APARTHEID TRADE EMBARGO NEW YORK. Mon. Senator Robert Kennedy said here last night that he oppo«rd any I.S trade embargo aca n*t South Africa to help the country's nonwhites because it wouiri hurt them most. A trade pmba r c o would al»o be detrimental to South Africa's economic
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      Lock icon An 'end the strike' revolt in Britain's merchant marine
      292 3 LONDON. Monday SEAMEN at one of England's Channel ports voted solidly last night to end the crippling national strike of Britain's merchant marine, now entering its sixth week. The first sign of a threatemr.c md-the-strike re- volt tame from the National
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      Lock icon Death of 'the Perfect Fool'
      52 3 HOLLYWOOD. Mon. Ed v.nn. (omedian. actor, producer Biid author, died here yesterday. aged 79. Wynn father of actor Keenan Wvnn. was known as '"The Peri Itc\ Pool His career In the I music hall and v Broadway mr and film actor ipanned over I 60
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      Lock icon Ordeal of a sailor who rolled off carrier
      129 3 CAIC.ON. Mon Ac American sailor, who rolled off the deck of the aircraft carrier Hancock, was rescued after nine hours in the South China Sea. The first thing he asked for was a glass of water Reporting the inciden? the Navy said
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      Lock icon Tankers on fire
      94 3 30 SEAMEN KILLED— BUT FIREMEN AVERT A MAJOR DISASTER 'P HIRTY seamen A were killed on Thursday when two tankers the Alva Cape (foreground) and the Texaco Massachusetts collided in a channel between Bayonne, New Jersey, and Staten Island. This picture shows both ships on fire after
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      Lock icon De Gaulle is given a big welcome in Moscow
      358 3 De Gaulle is given a big welcome in Moscow MOSCOW. Monday PRESIDENT Charles de Gaulle of France arrived in Moscow today for a 11-day visit to Russia. The President and Madame de Gaulle were welcomed at Moscow's Vnukovo airport by the Soviet Prime Minister. Mr. Alexei Kosyein. and other Soviet
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      Lock icon Moon's surface hard enough
      66 3 WASHINGTON Mon America's Survryor-1 probe has ron- firmed that trip moons surface i* sirona rnouah for a man to walk on. according to space sewn' It can also support a properly designed manned spacecraft j I and the planned American moon- 1 I ship appears to
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      Lock icon Poetry reading (and rioting) session
      156 3 Poetry reading (and rioting) session T ONDON, Mon. —In v the staid Albert Hall right in the middle of swinging London; 2,300 Britons in ultra- mod clothes took part in a poetry reading session, called the "New Moon Carnival of Poetry in the Round." The event oegan when the new
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      Lock icon B-52 bid to silence Viet radio
      84 3 SAIGON. Mon—American B-52 Strato-fortress irts bombed a Vietcong jungle stronghold near the Cambodian border yesterday in an attempt to silence the guerilla movement's clandestine liberation radio. The high-flying lets made a round trip of more than 4.000 miles from the U.S. Strategic Air Command
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      3 DIE IN POTOMAC RIVER REGATTA
      136 3 WASHINGTON Mon. A highpowered speed boat exploded into fragments, and two others collided during a regatta here today All three drivers one of them Ron Mus^on three times American national speedboat champion were killed. Mus s o n's hydroplane broke up at 160 m.p.h.
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    Asian ties? Yes, but let's not look back, says Ismail
    1451 4 Asian ties? Yes, but let's not look back, says Ismail MINISTERS REPLY FOURTH DAY OF THE BIG DEBATE MALAYSIA is willing to join any organisation under whatever name vv'iose objective is to work tor close co-operation among countries in the South-east Asian region, the Minister of Home Affairs, Tun (Dr.)
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    QUOTE
    21 4 WE never claim to be neutral. We can never be neutral in the choice between right and wrong. Tun Ismail
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    Investments abroad will be diversified, Tan assures the House
    558 4 THE NATIONS FINANCES THE Government ts initiating action to diversify its investments overseas as much as possible, the Minister of Finance. Mr. Tan Siew Sin. told the Dewan Ra'avat. Replying to points raised In the debate on the motion of thanks
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    Malaysia NOT consulted, Minister tells
    175 4 Malaysia NOT consulted, Minister tells STOCKPILE RELEASES THE Dewan Raayat wu 1 told today that the United States did NOT consult the rubber producing countries when it modified its stockpile sales programme last March "The committee on commodity trade is now meeting in London to find out why the IS
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    'No need for a vote on Ningkan'—Khaw
    1358 5 'No need for a vote on Ningkan' Khaw REPLIES BY MINISTERS (Contd.) FROM PAGE 4 '•por' 'heif A.^et o "hr Mil:<'orruption Agency, giving atThe Government deplored an if corruption, but cou'.d :..ke no action without subtantial proo: riie Minister of 1 :md Housing. Mr. Khaw Kai Boh. defended the Centra
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    NANTAH DEGREES
    62 5 I. I AI.A LI MPIR Mnn The special <-ommittr.- appointed br thr dovernntent to rvaluatr forrign degrees is aNo considerine the recognition of Xanjanc Cnivrrsity drrrres the acting Minister of I (hu.ition >lr. I.cc siok Ypw >aid today. H< was replying to question by Mr C V Devan
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    Tengku Abdul Rahman Foundation Bill gets full support
    283 5 Tengku Abdul Rahman Foundation Bill gets full support Xl AI. A II MIM K. MM Tin- Dewan Raav.il tonight passed the Tengka Abdul Rahman Foundation Kill which aims at providing IC h olarship^ and study grants l<» poor students wli have the ability but not the means to pursue higher
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    Recreation club to hold dance
    17 5 IPOH il Been ourtk ale and the pi tarn i" Ihe nig
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      95 5 SEE ATHENS, ROME, FRANKFURT ON YOUR WAY TOTHE tdirrtuemf-t Brant* in Urn hrmtiti In the early twentlen the complexion is at its loveliest, and you should take care to treat it wisely and well by smoothing a film or moist tropical oil over i he face and nerk before applying
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      405 5 A midnight view of Italy from 275 miles up. I This historic "picture" of Italy was recorded by a Wm A unique night-time "camera" aboard the Nimbus W r J wea^ ncr satellite of the U.S.'s National Aeronautics m. '■myA and Space Administration (NASA) he camera" was developed by For
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      245 5 Straits Times Crossword mi:,.-- 7 Criminal :.eeri of llHle party. I conclude '5' rurried ov a pn»'.» 8 'leam-iuaie liit> out <~n .nirwjion. no'ivrnhbtamiing ;n r in the kUehcn? ':<-«■ *> 11 Aiuhor of hie of Mai-bctr. j Employee? meet cloth worker ,5, a \oWier o-t> U Was informed of
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    Computers on show
    112 6 SINGAPORE. Mon— A thice-day exhibition of modern business communications equipment, rangI ing from electronic calculating computers) to printing duplicator!. will start tomorrow at the auditorium of the Chinese Chamber of Commerce building in Hill Street from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. The exhibition is organised by the
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    TOA PAYOH TOWN: THE FIRST TENANTS MOVE IN
    180 6 VJINGAPORE. Mon. Tenants have started to move into the first four blocks of 840 one-room units completed by the housing and Development Board in the Toa Payoh satellite township. Among those to get these flats are former residents of Toa Pavoh who
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    DEATH FOR HAVING GRENADES: APPEAL IS NOW ON
    409 6 DEATH FOR HAVING GRENADES: APPEAL IS NOW ON SINGAPORE. Monday. HEARING began in the Federal Court today of an appeal by Liew Sai Wan, 21. who was sentenced to death last November by Mr. Justice Choor Singh on a charge of unlawful possession Llew waa said U> bavc committed the
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    UN official has a busy day
    148 6 SINGAPORE Mu:v A Lnlted' I Nation* official. Mrs Marietta, Tree, had a busy time in Singapore today paying official calls and I giving lectures Mrs. Tree, who i.s the personal representative of the United Na- I tiuijs Secretary General to the I world body's
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    Student off to a youth camp in U.S.
    99 6 Student off to a youth camp in U.S. SINGAPORE. Mon— Mr. Tsau San. 17. (abu\n a prr-university of St. Joseph's Institution, left today to represent Singapore at the forth co mine tWUriM Youth Summer (amp in New York. He was selected from hundreds of applicants from secondary schools in Singapore
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    Home after a lecture tour
    59 6 SINGAPORE. Mon An expert in political science. Professor All A. Mazrul. left Singapore last night after lecturing for the past week at the University of Singapore He came here at the invitation of the head of the Political Science Department. University of Singapore. Professor K.J
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    SATA call
    29 6 SINGAPORE. Mon -The Singapore Anti-Tuberculosis Association needs voluntary helpers to assist in sending out circulars, to pack pills for patients and do some typing and filing work.
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    YWCA meeting
    36 6 SINGAPORE. Mon.. Crocodile skin will be the topic at the next YWCA International Women's Club meeting on Wednesday. Mr. A.C Oalstaun. managing director of A.C. Oalstaun and Co Ltd.. will talk on the subject
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    'Airport one of the best in the world9
    186 6 'Airport one of the best in the world 9 SINGAPORE. Mon. T h re c Australian aviation journalists have described Singapore's international airport as one of the best In the world. The three. Barry Brennan. Denis Budge, and Trevor Dallen. left last night after spending three days in Singa, ore
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    S'pore takes steps to join World Bank and IMF
    426 6 BILL FOR PARLIAMEST THIS WEEK SINGAPORE, MuiuLiv. THE Goveniiuenl will push through a Hivl ton Woods Agreement Bill in rarltameol on Wednesday on a certificate of urgency. I'iissii^c of the Bill is ;i mere Formality, but without ii Singapore cannot ;ippl\
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    Bill Harney, friend of the 'black man' in Australia
    1671 7 Bill Harney, friend of the 'black man' in Australia ONE day in 1927 a chunky little man, brown as a berry and clad only in a loincloth, rowed ashore from a lugger at the Culf of Carpentaria Church of England mission station on Croote Eylandt. "I have come to get
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      Soekarno & Congress
      675 8 Soekarno Congress The Indonesian Peoples Consultative Congress has begun its crucial session in a more promising atmosphere than appeared possible when demands that it should meet were first made two months ago- The interval has been valuable. The new Indonesian government did not oppose the summoning of Congress. Indeed General
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      Urban Renewal
      365 8 There are two Kuala Lumpurs. There is the Kuala Lumpur represented by Parliament House and the National Monument, the Merdeka Stadium and Stadium Negaia, the National Museum and the attractive complex of Moorish buildings on the river bank. recently enhanced by the magnificent National Mos- que. This Kuala
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      Toa Payoh
      151 8 Some people who lived in Toa Payoh long before it wai thought of as a site for a satellite town are returning after a couple of years away. But it i is hardly a homecoming. Nothing to remind them of the old farming countryside remains. Instead towering blocks
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    Letters
    483 8 HANAFIAH What I was trying to say... IN order to dispel any misunderstanding over the intention of the speech I made in Parliament on June 17 I wish to state that my motive for speaking the way I did was not to attack the Central Government. I would like
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    THE 'DESTITUTE' IN LAW
    189 8 IVITH reference to the letter (S.T. June 11). from the President. Asso c 1 a tion of Professional Bocial Workers. I have to clarify that your report of May 16 roncernlng the prohibition of corporal punishment in any welfare home for destitute people was presumably based
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    Schisms—so the Reds no longer sing the same hymns
    721 8  - Schisms— so the Reds no longer sing the same hymns OSGOOD CARUTHERS BONN, Mon. MOSCOW WINNING A BATTLE AT HEAVY COST By THE Soviet Union has won decisively over China in the massive struggle for the allegiance of the world communist movement. But at what cost? In gaining support for
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    Running out of gold in the earth
    742 8  - Running out of gold in the earth ROBERT NICHOLS by A GLOBAL APPETITE INCREASES WHILE PRODUCTION FALLS OFF THE free world's primary source of gold, the mines of the Republic of South Africa, are nearing the limit of their production. Barring new finds, the famed Rand fields will begin dropping
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    93 9 Xi \i I.IMPIR. Mao. —The Deputy Prune Minister. Tun *bdul Kazak. said today that the question of reducing the number of British. Australian and New Zeal.md troops in Malaya would be discussed with, the respective governments concerned when confrontation ended. He was replying to Inche
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    36 9 KUAI.A LUMPUR. Mon. Tlir i -Genera! of the RAF. Air Martha] sir Augustus Walker, today visited thr Ministry of D*rencr here and called on thf Secretary for Defence Tun Sri Abdul Kadi'r b.n Shamsuddm.
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    comfort breeds confidence
    123 10 comfort breeds confidence You feel so comfortable with 1 ampax internal sanitary protection that you aren't even aware you're wearing it. You feel comfortable in your mind. too. You know odour can't form. You know that you're perfectly protected. 1 ampax can't slip. You know nothing can show, no one
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    375 10 rpHEY keep warm, they are practical and they serve attractively at the diniiiK table. They are today "s modern servers at breakfast or at one of the favourite morning sessions. Coffee ;md tea percolators in their various size.s and shapes are what the home lover-
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    51 10 PUI.L the plug, not the cord, to dlflconn appliance, i' ii 1 1 in g the cord can gradually break fine wires Us.- tho llat side ul knife to mash garlic cloves with salt to bring out *he juice. Then spread the mashed garlic over lamb belore ruastimu
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    Cairo's belief in Afro-Asian solidarity
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    49 11 PENANG Mon. A former tnmtte of the Henry Ourney Reform School. N. Nama.-.i'vayam 22. nas today sentenced to on» year's jail, to be followed by nne| police auoervisior. stealing two pressure lamDs from a Prangta Road stall. Hr had three previous con- vie ions
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    40 11 KAM.\R M..i, |j,r Raj a o l Perli* led ab,,ut 40 tennis md j»lr pUyer* in a lotonr rfrronc" <>elf-helpt project <lra.in« the col' uium »t Ratu Pahat, six mllet from here, over th« M k-fnd
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    107 11 IPOH, Mon. Tan Ching Chuan. 49, unemployed, was acquitted here today when a charge of abetting a cheating offence was withdrawn. He had pleaded not guilty to abetting Lam Yau and B.K. Sennayah in cheating the Social Welfare Lotteries Board in Kuala Lumpur of $10,000
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    Joget queen to be elected
    51 11 PEN A NO. Mon. The Penan irnnch of the Malaysian A« ociation of Youth Clubs and tli •rnang Dance Association *i told a dance at the E and lotel on July 23. There will be a 'oeet compc ition and a jogei queen will b
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    Goodwill visit to Thailand
    50 11 PENANO. Mon. Fortj members of the East Jelutong Umno Youth branch here will make goodwill visit to Bouth Thailaiid Id Aueust. Tht three-day visit Irom Aug. 10 to 12 will Include meetings with member* of vartou* Thai youth bodies In tbe town* of Haadjal and Songkhla.
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    130 14 MELBOURNE. Mon. INDUSTRIALS were mostly 1 steady In quiet trading today. Falls slightly shaded rise* BKP gained 6 cents to $5 96. Cotiees closed 5 cenu> lower at $3.50. Base metals were steady to firm and oils steady Today I'loam* prices in Australian dollars and cents vitb Friday
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    252 14 JL'LY lint grade rubber 1.0. b. buyers closed at 5 pm. la Singapore and Cuiala Lumpur yesterday at «4 T 4 cente per lb. down three-quarter* of a eeat on Friday's closing level for the position. The tone waa quiet. X..VS. and M.R.E. rioting prices in cenU per
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    345 14 'THE following list of selected x Malayan Industrial* yields la based on last sales to Jane 18. Companies located in Ma.kyaia for taxation purpoeea •■> •OY.'IY.'T.C. per rent Grosa average dividend field S.B per cent Overall rroaa average dividend Tleld T. 3 p*r oant. Overall groaa average aaxnlns*
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    26 14 .lun. !0 KLBBER PKICE: Ms -cents (down threequarters of a cent) TIN 5«33.i."» (down 52.12 1 (■Estimated unofficial offering 175 tons (down 5 tonO.
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    57 14 THK prraent rate of the Mala* van dollar against the pound strrlinc flxed on November ?l m, I is M-llinj T.T. or O.D. 2*. 3 IS l«id. Baytna; T.T. 2a. 4 1 16 d. Biivinn O.D. 2s. 4 hid. The dollar is at its statutory middle position in
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    51 14 ON the official .Vtalayan short Term MoneT Market for the week ended Saturday Uune 18) thr range of call rates was 'as follows: BANK FINDS: .4 per cent to 4 7 16 per cent. GENERAL FUNDS: 3% per eeat to 4 per rent. MOVEMENT of funds totalled IN
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    37 14 ON rhe Iraa aiahanga markit 'a Hobk Kona; yeatrrday the I'H dollar was quoted at 5.77} for T.T. mii! .V7b tor ta»h. Iterhng vraa quoted at IS 03 aad ani tael al -old at '.'641.
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    19 14 TH£ Asaoei»tion of Backs ta Mi my ma ma* oo chances in Its raiaa to mcrcrtuta yeatarday
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    792 14 From Our Market Correspondent EXTREMELY quiet conditions ruled on the Stock Exchange yesterday and there was a sharp contraction in turnover to 446,750 units of stocks and shares valued at 5839.000. It was tbe lowest turnover since April 2. The market opened the week
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    29 14 >\tla>an "»tock Indirrv June 18. Junr •lndu>tnaN: Itl.}] lul X'J Tiny imi no I .'o.Ot S rubbers; IMJfI 11U.93 Dim. :;o. IMI 100. Dec. '.'St. iHbi nm.
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    790 14 BCSINEBB in and reportro to the Singapore and Koala Lumpur trading rooms of tbc Stock Exchange yesterday, with the number of the titaareo traded In bracket*: INDUSTRIALS: Blultead (2.000) $1 BJ; C.CM. 51. 53 ML, $152 SL. M.OOO) 41. i» L>. i'.'.OIHJi $1 O. (I1.0U0) tI.M
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    50 14 CHINEtE Product iicrian;r BIWM' para r.im ar*M P»i »icol »«»t«rday Coconut O'l Ciprj I.r.f Ju:v Pteawr: M:r'oK *-hlt« Jl:.---'l}«T«. »[Vr:.l (iaraviix h!>ck gartlM l^ampong bUcW «13'J» vi. A.STA 1147* l.U> •iniapert C«a*nut Oil Millarf ciauin pnc«i: ilk till aalli •ra Tfi» tone •> Sliuaawri C»or« AMiciatiMi n»m •net»
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    385 14 'TWERE was a further drop 1 of 52.12! in the Straits tin price to $633.25 yesterday The •ffering was reported down an estimated five tons to 175 tons. Local support was stated to be "weaker." MALAYAN RUBBER MARKET: Following lower London advices
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      1120 15 AUCTION SAI F OF ON Br.HALK OF AND BY ORDER ALL HUH Wil wr OF THE BKrRETAR Y OF BTATE Valuab' leasehold land and FOR DEFENCE iI.K.) building known as House No. 2443 C uircikl a. rt\ KINTAPriDCi Batan* Tl K a in Malacca Marked NASJ>IM CO., (MNGAPORt) Lot No.
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      559 15 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS APPOINTMENT OF ASSISTANT NURSES APPLICATIONS are Invited j from Malaysian Citizens and from serving permanent Government Officers Including those on probation for appointment as Assistant Nurses In the various Hospitals In Malaysia The salary scale Is $117x 8-125 150x8-238 plus Cost of Living Allowance at current rates. 2
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      774 15 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS FEDERAL SCHOLARSHIPS Applications are United from Malaysian Citizens of the male sex for Federal Scholarship Awards to be trained for the following appointments: Senior Marine Officer Salary: $614 x 28-838 Ert.Bar 863 x 28--1.087. 2. The categories of applicants eligible for the aforementioned awards are: (a) Holders of
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      669 15 TENDERS "J.K.R. SELANGOR" PEMBERITAHI TAWaRAN J.K.R. 1 Tawaran daripada Pemborong2 yang berdaftar diJ.K.R. di-dalam kelas "BX" Kepala II dan ka-atas akan di-terima di-Pejabat Jurutera Penguasa. J.K.R.. Kuala Lumpur hingga jam pukol 3.00 petang pada 4hb Julai. 1966. UNTOK MEMBENA DAN MENYIAPKAN "LIGHT AIRCRAFT HANGERS" Dl LAPANGAN TERBANG ANTARA-BANG-SA. SUBANG. 2.
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      1116 15 COMPANY MEETING THE MALAYAN CHAMBER OF MINES SIR DOIT.LAS WARING'S ADDRESS The Forty-eighth Annual Oeneral Meeting of the Malayan Chamber of Mlnea was held on 1 June 15 at 65. London Wall. London, EC 2 In the course of his speech. Sir Douglas Waring. 1 C.8.E.. the chairman, said: IS.
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    43 16 KANGAR, Mon The Raja Porempuan ol Perils, an expert on tlower arrangement. oo»--ducted a week-end course on Japanese floral art at the W<»mpn'< Institute here. More than 40 memtvns and friends attended. The Raja Prrrmpuan is patron of th» institute.
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    44 16 PENANO. Mon The Penan* and Province Welle.Mpy Penghu- Ins" Association has elected Inche I Yusofl bin Shafie president and IndM Abdul Hamid bin Abdul Raul vice-president. Inche Ismail bin Mohamed Yusofl was elected secretary and Inche Khahd bin Sa aid treasurer.
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    131 16 SINGAPORE, Mon —A Sin|J gapore artist studying In New York. Mr. Choey Kwok-kay < above j has won a scholarship for a year's study-and-travel tour of Europe The scholarship is the $10.--500 Edward MacDowell travelling scholarship, awarded annually by the Arts Students League of New
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    NUT official
    29 16 BENTONG. Mon. Mr. R. subri<iTMn:am. a teacher at the \bu Bakar Secondary School in rrmerloh. h.i.s been elected chairnan of thr National Union of reachrrs. Pahang branch.
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    Leave for lawyer to appeal to Privy Council
    199 16 SINGAPORE. Mon. A lawyer, Mr. Lav Liat Meng, who was ordered to be struck or the Roll of Advocates and Solicitors last February, today obtained conditional leave from the Federal Court to appeal to the Privy Council. Mr Lav must deposit 53.000
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    A 'poor' response by youths to join the Navy
    210 16 A 'poor' response by youths to join the Navy |(UALA LUMPUR, Mon. Response from young men to Join the Royal Malaysian Navy was today described as -poor and disappointing.' Recruiting officer Lieut.- Commander Ismail bin Hasan, .said this was probably dije to the lack of publicity. "I don't think the
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    School retains games title
    43 16 IPOH. Mon. The Ram Perempuan Prvnary School retained th# title by winning during thr week--1 end the two-rlay Shell traffic Ramrv competition here. They scored a m;iximivn of 200 points. The Sen Keyanz School came second with 198 p
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    Two accused of murder
    45 16 PENANG. Mon. Two men. Sammy N.ithnn and K. Arumugam. of Lannkawi Road. wrr« charged here today with the. murder of Mohamed Serreff bin Sarban last Friday night n< Ayer Itam Road. Nn p|HU err recorded and ihry wer? remanded in custody.
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    EDB officer gets M.Sc degree
    52 16 SINGAPORE- Mem. A project officer of Singapore'. 1 Economic Development Board. Mr. How Kum Wan. 26. has obtained a Master of Science degree In mechanical engineering from the California Institute of Technology. I Mr. How graduated from thr Singapore Polytechnic in 1963--with a Diploma in
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    Green light for Muslim procession
    148 16 PENANG. Monday PLICa have granted peimicsion lor a Musnm precession to be held on July l to celebrate Prophet Vionamed's birthday. Police will escort the procession from the Kapitan Kiinc; Mosque in Pitt Street to the City Stadium where a mass rally will be held.
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    Six boys in MHF squad of 38
    53 17 West Indian batsman David Holford is bowled bj Jeff Jones for 26 on the second day of the Test match at Lord's. At slip (facing camera) is Tom Graveney, who topscored for England with 96 in the first innings. I'PI photo. TEST REPORT
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    A-GAMES STINT AUGUST UNDER INDIAN COACH
    531 17 By MANSOOR RAHMAN: Kuala Lumpur. Monday gIX SCHOOLBOYS have been included in squad of 38 named by the Malaysian Hockey Federation selection committee for the first period of centralised training in preparation for the Asian Games at Bangkok in December. The schoolboys are Yang
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    Fords show power over Ferraris at Le Mans
    380 17 I E MANS. Mon. American Fords roared through the rain to a 1-2-3 victory In the Le Mans 24-hour race yesterday, smashing the Italian Ferrari*' sixyear domination of the gruelling event. The Fords coasted home together in tight V-forma-tion the first and
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    Pole vault ace Pal quits—and offers to coach
    426 17  - Pole vault ace Pal quits— and offers to coach ERNEST FRIDA By SINGAPORE, Mon.—Singapore pole vault champion Pal Singh, the last of the three musketeers who dominated Malayan and Singapore pole-vaulting for nearly the past 20 years, announced his retirement today. The two other former champions, Kernail Singh and Cyril
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    KL weights
    433 17 KUALA LITMPI'R. Mon.— Weights tor all seven races of the Selangor Turf Club's June meeting on Wednesday: CL. 2. DiT. 3— f. I Aladdin II 9.00 PantjaaiU 8.12 DelUrnews 8.10 Meteorite 111 B.l* Lovely Day 8.09 loy Spinner 8.07 Pembroke Chief 8.05 Bhajos Maldon 80S Apa Kabar 8.03
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    4,000m test chance for Joo Pong
    260 17  - 4,000 m test chance for Joo Pong LARRY CARROLL By KUALA LUMPUR- Mon.— One cyclist with hopes of making the trip to Kingston Is Ng Joo Pong, but MCF president I Joseph Michael was a little premature In assuming his seI lection when he announced thdt news' yesterday Joo Pong
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    NAPOLEON SOLO IS SMART NEWCOMER
    639 17 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Napoleon Solo (late Lorn), a newcomer in Keith Daniels' stable, stepped out attractively on a yielding track at Kuala Lumpur this morning. Ridden by Doug Weir, this flve-year-old was never off his bit when he ran 4f In 52 1/5 (3f In
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    STRONG TEST FOR STORE BA HOPES
    248 17  - STRONG TEST FOR STORE BA HOPES FRANCIS BOEY By Singapore, Mon< ay. CELANGORS tripie champion n.uor 6 ay% and the Malacca singles champion Ueoige Yap, have been named by the Badminton Association of Malaysia in Malaysia's second-string team for the Singapore B. A. Commonwealth Games trial at the Singapore Stadium
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    PALMER-CASPER PLAYOFF
    47 17 BAN FRANCISCO Mon. /mold Palmer end Bill Casper battled to a tie In the final round of the United States Open golf championship yesterday, forcing an 18-hole play-off today. Both finished on 278. ri them was Jack Nicklaus. the pre-tournament favourite, with a 285 total
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    Zainuddin's debut for Selangor
    318 17 UT LAI..A LUMfUR, MOn Undergraduate ZainuddJa Mean has been selected to re- present Selangor f«r the first I time in their second MCA interstate north zone league cricket match aßanvst Kedah at A or !i Friday and Saturday Zainudciiii piayed fur I in the MCA league
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    Peace: A pledge to non-Malays
    104 18 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Rapprochement between Indonesia and Malaysia does not mean that the non-Malay communities, especially Malaysians of Chinese origin, will be put at a disadvantage. The Minister for Home Affairs. Tun (Dr.) Ismail, said this in the Dewan Ra'ayat. Replying to a number of
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    45 18 Pop singer gets a new pop LONDON. Mon Pop singer Chfl Richard has a new stepfather one of his friends, a year younmr than himself Cliffs 45-year-old wlir>wed mother. Mrs. Dorothy Webb, and 24-year-old Derek Bodkin, his former chauffeur, married secretly at the weekend. Reuter.
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    39 18 ATLANTA. Mon. A negro sought for the slaying of two negro women and the wounding of two men and a boy. was killed in a gun battle with police in a field near here last night. Reuter.
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    Lions Club lunch
    34 18 SINGAPORE. Mon. Mr. G.O. Thomson will be the guest speaker at the Lions Club .of Singapore's installation luncheon at Princess Restaurant on July 2. He will speak on "Singapore Looks Ahead."
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    371 18 LONDON, Mon— A modest rise In steel shares provided the only concerted movement In London stock markets today. Business was small, and despite the appearance of a few speculative buyers, which, aided by thin market conditions, put most steels higher, there was a general feeling of uncertainty about
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    Lock icon Semi-nude woman found murdered
    66 18 MANCHESTER. Mon. Children playing a .spy game yesterday found a semi-nude woman murdered in a derelict house. The woman, thought to be in her twenties, had been beaten to death bringing to 14 the total of recent murders unsolved in counties around this city. A police
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    47 18 TOKYO. Mon. The United States nuclear-powered aircraft carrier Enterprise is expected to visit Japan this year, according to Japanese Government sources A Foreign Ministry spokesman said the US. Embassy here is expected to inform the Japanese Government of the visit next month. UPI.
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    Royal plane emergency
    43 18 LISBON. Mon —A special Boeing airliner with King Feisal of Saudi Arabia on board today made an emergency landing at Lisbon airport. King Feisal was on his w«v from Seville to the United States via Newfoundland His plane landed smoothly
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    Lock icon Gauguin stolen
    67 18 PARIS. Mon —A C luguin painting. The brook besi Je the road. 1 was stolen from a French Industrialist s apartment In Paris yesterday, police said today. Reuter. 'Ready to be friends' PHNOMPENH. Men Chief of state Prince Norodom Sihanouk said today ne Is ready to be friends
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    Sobers-Holford stand stops W. Indies rot
    274 18 Sobers-Holford stand stops W. Indies rot BACK PAGE SPORT —THE SECOND TEST LONDON', Monday. IKI) by their captain, Gary Sobers (107 not out) and David Ilolford (()(> not out), the West Indies were fighting back on the fourth day of the Second Test against Kngland at Lord's today. After trailing
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    W. Indies lead by 202 runs
    161 18 Sobers and his <<>umii Holford. who were unbeaten with 131 and respectively. took the West Indies srorr to 288 for five wickets at close today. This Rives West Indies a lead of 202 runs. the total 39, Colin Cowdrcy at second slip, got both
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    159 18 WEST INDIES Ist inriK*. 28» I N<.l \\D m |\\|\(,s 355 •ntn imimv \i> insn (Baturdaj is-ii HI Ml I Milburn b Kniwlit v \i:i\\ Knitlit b Hikps 0 K \mim Parl b Knight 4o BIT< HIR lbw HIRfSS 3 MKM i Park 3!i >OKI out ]07 HOLFORD not
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    148 18 LONDON, Mon.— Tea scores in today's county cricket matches: At Peterborough: Essex 136-9 and 80-7. Northamptonshire 1-1 At Nottingham: Middlesex 276-7 dec B. Dick 63 no. Nottingham 91-2. At Taunton: Cambridge University 123 and 99-3 R. Chambers 48 n o, Somerset 130 iK. Plainer 43.
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    42 18 MR. LIM JOO KIM, 71. ptaiM i way peacefully. 20.6. 19 M leaving >mini beloved vUk, kid, dmiKhtor. laiiKhter-in-law, aon-ln-law Teo Hock Tiuan and 0 grandchildren to mourn, "ortexa leaven 36V8, Margaret Drlva, '•pore 3, 3.00 p.m. Wednesday 22-*--16 to Bldadarl.
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      52 18 The weather Highest and lowest temperatures In Malaysia and Singapore for the period 8 v>m. Sundxy to 8 p.m yesterday HiKheat Lowest Kuala Lumpur 88 70 Kota Bharu 00 73 Penang 90 75 Ipoh 93 73 Malacca 90 72 Singapore 88 72 C Highlands "5 57 Jesselton 86 73 Kuchlng
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