Eastern Sun, 27 July 1966

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  • Title Section
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    25 1 EASTERN SUN INDEPENDENT ENGLISH •jV Estd. 1966. Vol. 1. No. 11. Singapore, Wednesday, July 27 1966. ft MC (P) 1912 KI)N 2309 Price 13 rents
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  • Article
    Lock icon King, Queen to visit Sabah
    109 1 JESSELTON, Tues. The Ftate Chief Minister, Enche Peter Lo disclosed here today the Yang di-Pertuan Agong and the Raja Permaiguri Agong will pay their first visit to Sabah within this year. The Chief Minister also disclosed that the government had agreed in principle to grant
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    Lock icon 16 American planes shot down
    78 1 TOKYO. Tues. (AP) Sixteen U.S. and one South Korean aircraft were shot down over South Vietnam by the Vietcong during nine days which ended on Sunday. Hanoi's Vietnam news agency claimed today. This was the first claim by the Hanoi agency that a 6outh Korean
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    Lock icon Shelling
    24 1 TAIPEH. Tues. (AP) The Chinese Communist last night fired 108 shells at the Nationalist-held Quemov islands, the Defence Ministry In Taipeh reported today.
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    Lock icon BARISAN MPS FOUND GUILTY FINED $4000
    613 1  -  Convicted men By ENG AH PAT SINGAPORE, Tues. TWO Barisan Sosialis MPs, Chia Thyc Poh and Koo Young, were today fined $2,000 each, in default, six months imprisonment at the First Criminal District Court for sedition. The trial which lasted for 16 days ended
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    Lock icon NCP Chief Zailani released
    88 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues.— Secretary-General of the National Convention Party, Enche Zailaini bin Sulaiman, 33, has been released after being detained for two years under the International Security Act. He was released yesterday. This was confirmed here today by the police. Enche Zailaini was arrested in 1964
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    Lock icon Nutritious breakfasts
    45 1 TAIPEH, Tues. (AP) A concern in Taipeh has started delivering what it desscribes as nutritious breakfasts for the equivalent of US. 6i cents apiece. The meal consists of 180 c.c. of milk and a bun containing raisins or flavoured with pineapple or coconut.
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    Lock icon KOGAM will be abolished —Nasution
    265 1 MANILA. Tues. (AFP) Gen. Abdul Haris Nasution told a Manila Times correspondent here today that the Kogan (Crush Malaysia Command) will be abolished or changed Into an ordinary supreme command, as it was before, once relations between Jakarta and Kuala Lumpur are normalized. Gen. Nasution
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    Lock icon Cabinet will ratify accord soon
    136 1  -  By Jamal Ali. KUALA LUMPUR. Tues.— Chief of the Indonesian Military team here, Lt. Col. Benny Moerdani confirmed today that the new Indonesian Cabinet would soon ratify the Bangkok accord. "As soon as the Bangkok accord Is ratified, Malaysia and Indonesia will have normal diplomatic
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    Lock icon Khir warns teachers
    197 1  -  By JOHN KAM, LEE CHIA FOOK LUMPUR, Tues. The Minister of Education, Inche Khir Joharl, today warned teachers that "disciplinary action would be taken if regulations were contravened" as DTC teachers from two unions began a nation-wide picketing protest. In almost every state DTC teachers form the
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    Lock icon 10 rebels released
    95 1 JAKARTA, Tues. (AP) Ten men who once led a rebellion in Indonesia and set up a separate government were released today Their release came one day after a new government run by Lt. General Suharto was announced here. The released men in 1958 launched a revolt in
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  • Local News
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      Lock icon NUT boycott all extramural activities
      1116 2 NUT boycott all extra—mural activities ITCALA LUMPUR, Tues. The 8,000 strong National 1V Union of Teachers has instructed its members to boycott all extra-mural and non-teaching activities in protest against the delay of the report of the highpowered committee reviewing the terms and conditions of service of teachers and other
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      Lock icon It's night but teachers picket Federal House
      83 2 The members of the National Union of Teachers throughout the country have started to launch their Industrial action against the Government for its failure to Bresent8 resent the report of the high-powered committee reviewing the terms and conditions of teachers and other school
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      Lock icon 20 farmers from Sarawak to see rural projects
      408 2 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. —A group of 20 Sarawak farmers will make a 10-day visit to mainland Malaysia to see for themselves the progress and achievements of the government's rural development projects and schemes and how the rural people here have benefited from
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      Lock icon Parliament
      15 2 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. The Dewan Ra'ayat will hold Its next session from August 22-27.
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      Lock icon Union denies organising demonstration
      241 2 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues, —The University of Malaya Students' Union said today the demonstration outside the American Embassy on Thursday was not organised by the union. It was entirely on the private initiative of a group of university students and was done in their private capacities. However,
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      Lock icon $50,000 bail for Koh
      78 2 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. Peter Koh Ah Nee, 62, was charged in the Session! Court with an attempt at fraudulent evasion of customs import duty of $455,074.50 for 125 drums of ethyl alchohol. Koh of 203, 4th mil* Klang Road claimed trial. He is on $50,000 bail.
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      Lock icon Rulers' children back from UK
      118 2 SEREMBAN, Tues. The Tunku Besar Muhriz ibni Tuanku Munawir son of the Yang di-Pertuan Besar and the Tunku Ampuan, Negri Sembilan, who is now studying at Aldenham School, England, will be back here to spend his school holidays with his parents. The Tunku Besar is
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      Lock icon CO-OP TO HELP EXSERVICEMEN
      75 2 TAIPING, Tues. A cooperative society is to be formed to enable ex-service-men to buy their own houses or purchase land for farming. This was disclosed here today by Enche Mokhtar Bahanudin, chairman of the Ex-Services Association, Perak North branch. Enche Mokhtar who is also secretary of
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      Lock icon Vegetable planting scheme in N.S.
      75 2 SEREMBAN, Tues Vegetable cultivation schemes organised by the State Agriculture Department, Negri Sembilan, for the Kampong Folk has achieved great success in Kuala Pilah district. Today almost every kampong in Mukim Ampang Tinggi Kuala Pilah district are taking part in the scheme and so far
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      Lock icon Six subversive men arrestsd
      297 3 Police smash 2 th'* p^ a *j/ V c rem s^s arc leaders of two Malay unwiftßnmf i'»VU 2?° G f r ak Chepat Bumi Putra Singapura (The Swift Bumi Putra League Singapore) and the Gerakan pemnda i\iL <Sin«ratp U mal sTc urity C \!V dmiC
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      Lock icon 600 Varsity workers fight for more pay
      292 3 SINGAPORE, Tues. Certain class of workers in the University of Singapore will benefit from an award by the Industrial Arbitration Court here today. The workers claims were over better working conditions. Their Union, the A.U.P.E. (Amalgamated Union of Public Employees), brought out 12
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      Lock icon Orchid course
      158 3 CINGAPORE, Tues. A two-month orchid cultivation course will be held at the Cultural Centre, Canning Rise, commencing on Aug. 1 from 7 p.m. to 8.30 p.m. The course is conducted by the Adult Education Board. The fee for the full course of eight one-and-a-half-hour sessions is $lO per
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      Lock icon Charity premier today
      269 3 CINGAPORE, Tues. The International Y Men's Club of Singapore, Beta Chapter will present a charity Premiere of Walt Disney's "Mary Poppins" tomorrow at Cathay Cinema at 9 p.m. The show, acclaimed to be Disney's greatest achievement and which is in aid of the "Brain Research Fund" University
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      Lock icon Eulindra gets outstanding local design award
      95 3 SINGAPORE, Tues. Miss Euiindra Lim, an Art Director of S.H. Benson (S) Ltd., is shown (above) accepting the LPE Award for the "most outstanding local designer" of the year from Mr. Brian Hoyle, Chairman of Creative Circle, at the group's fourth-annual Advertising Awards Dinner
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      Lock icon Worldwide art show draws big crowd
      70 3 SINGAPORE, Tues. —An exhibition of paintings from around the world, currently being held at the Goodyear Hall here, has been drawing a lot of interest, especially among local art lovers and artists. The exhibition is entitled: "The Goodyear Corporation Worldwide Art Collection." More than
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      Lock icon S'pore Muslims urged: 'Show world we can succeed'—Ghazali
      126 3 S'pore Muslims urged: 'Show world we can succeed' —Ghazali SINGAPORE, Tues. The Political Secretary to the Ministry of Culture, Enche Mohd. Ghazali Ismail, has urged Muslims in Singapore to play prominent part in national development. He said: "It is the duty of all Muslims to help make Singapore a success.
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      Lock icon Puan Aishah urged: 'Help the poor'
      214 3 SINGAPORE, Tues. Puan Noor Aishah, the Republic's First Lady, today told a Christmas Fair meeting that $122,000 were collected from two different Christmas fairs last year. She was speaking to volunteers at the Istana Negara, when launching the projects for this year under the
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      Lock icon Record crowd expected at MAHA grand show
      401 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. The MAHA authorities are expecting a re-cord-breaking 140,000 visitors to their grand show this year. The three-acre site at Bth mile, Klang Road here U now a beehive of activities. Designers. contractors, painters and stall holders are putting finishing touches
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      Lock icon Khir's 'Rambutan Joke'
      53 4 The Minister of Education, Enche Khir Johari seen here enjoying the 'rambutan joke" with SEAMES delegates, (from leftX Mr. Minda Sutarla, Mrs. Amparo Asuncion (Philippines); Miss Constance White (Malaysia) and Mrs. Marcela P. Garcia (Philippines). Joining the 'rambutan joke" is Tuan Sved Nasir Ismail, Director of Dewan
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      Lock icon Book of plays
      43 4 KUCHING, Tues. Th* Borneo Literature Bureau announced the publication of yet another new book entitled "Plays for schools. Book II." This book which has been compiled by the schools' broadcasting service, Sarawak, is -in the English language and costs $l.OO.
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      Lock icon Ipoh's tallest building...
      35 4 I/uh, Tje*. f* the rpr!t}-j»io.ey "utua S- >s", When it will be the tallest building in Ipoh. It overlooks the Kinta River. Fix by Xaa Beng Sinn. Pix by Tan Beng Sinn.
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      Lock icon Govt. cannot ban timber from entering Singapore
      945 4  -  By K. G. THARAN JOHORE BAHRU, Tues. The Johore Government hac NO power to ban the outflow of timber into Singapore from Johore. This was stated today at the concluding session of the four-day sitting of the Johore State Assembly by the Acting
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      Lock icon Khir calls on Asians to take stock of own education affair
      531 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. The Minister of Education, Enche Mohamed Khir Johari today called upon Asian countries "to take stock of our own educa» tional affairs and obtain a regional perspective and dimension to our problems.' "The countries of Soutn-east
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      Lock icon Govt. sets up new department to solve un-employment
      495 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. The Ministry of Labour will soon launch a fresh attack on the un-employment problem in the country and to provide necessary man-power to accelerate industrial development. Spearheading this massive task will be the D e P*rtmnt of Employment and
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      Lock icon LOW-COST HOMES FOR SANDAKAN
      53 5 JESSELTON, Tues. The Federal government is to provide $lO5 million for the implementation of the 300unit low cost Housing Scheme in Sandakan. This was announced by the State Minister for Local Government, Dato Pang Tet T-shung. Dato Pang said a tender from a Jesselton contractor bad
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      Lock icon Dedication service
      49 5 TPOH, Tues. A dedication service will be held at the opening of the new building of the Pentecostal Church of Ipoh at Jalan Wayang in Buntong new village tomorrow. The Head Bishop of the Pentecostal Church in Ceylon, the Rev. Freddie Paul, will conduct the dedication service.
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      Lock icon Five Asians get awards for service
      153 5 FIVE Asian employees of the Royal Air Force have been presented with testimonials for good service by the Commander of the Far East Air Force, Air Marshal Sir Peter Wykeham. At the same ceremony, six R.A.F. N.C.Os were awarded commendations for meritorious service or
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      Lock icon Pilot officer returns after 25 years
      103 5 Twenty-five years after he serrin, with No. 2M Squadron oI tbe *>yal Air Force «t Slnfapore. an Austra liaa barrister has re-visited the squadron which is •***>> based on the Cataiina flyMr Colin Keon-Cohen, a Pilot OOeer, was an intelligence officer with No. wh«
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      Lock icon Southeast Asian course for Britons
      150 5 A if roup of young Britons about to take up appointments in Hong Kong, Sabah, Bangkok, Fiji, and the New Hebrides, recently attended a weeks introductory course on South East Asia and the Far East which was conducted by the Oversea Service College at Farnham
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      Lock icon 'No reason why Malays can't prosper'
      215 5 SEREMBAN, Tues. The Mentri Besar of Negri Sembilan, Dato (Dr.) Mohd. said bin Mohamed, said that if the other races could progress there was no reason why the Malays could not progress and prosper in the same manner. Nothing was impossible if the people
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      Lock icon Sir Jolly leaves on Friday
      207 5  -  Bv KALWANT S. SIDHU SINGAPORE, Tucs. Lieutenant General Sir Alan Jolly, Commander, Far East Land Forces, will leave for Britain on board the liner SS Iberia on Friday. He will be accompanied by Lady Jolly. Sir Alan has served as Commander, Far East Land Forces
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      Lock icon $75,000 FOR SABAH RAILWAYS
      187 5 JESSELTON, Tues. —A sum of $75,000 from Federal funds will be spent by the Sabah State railways during the five-year development plan for track ballasting to improve the railway track surface between Jesselton and Beaufort. This was disclosed today by a spokesman of the Sabah state
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  • Page 4 Miscellaneous
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  • WORLD NEWS
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      Lock icon Mr. Bond avoids girls in Bangkok
      205 6 Bangkok, Tues. (ap>— Actor Sean Connery arrived here yesterday and simulated the role he portrays as Secret Agent 007 in the James Bond movies by eluding newsmen and flower carrying girls at the airport. United Artists representatives had prepared the VIP ]ounjtfp'*J tfie airport
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      Lock icon King back home
      41 6 VIENTIANE, Laos, Tues. '(UPI) King Sri Savang Vatthana of Laos returned to his Southeast Asian kingdom yesterday after a threeweek rest, in France. He was accompanied bv hit Queen. Prime Minister Souvanna Phouma and Economic Minister Ngone Sananikone.
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      Lock icon The Colonel who lost a tooth...
      126 6 LONDON, Tues. (AP)— Colonel Marcui Fox went for ride in an amphibious carrier with King Hussein of 'Jordan as the driver fend lost a tooth. The visiting King, trained by the British Army and partial to any speedy from jet planes to go-karts, raced
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      Lock icon 2 sisters burned to death
      140 6 PRINCETON, West Virginia, iTue£ (AP) —Two youngsters burned to death in the back seat of their mother's car as she drove alpwg unaware'of a fire engulfing the back B eat of the car, State POllfe-tald. The victims T.laa Kay Meadows, 2 :<v and hfcr sister,
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      Lock icon Adjourned
      25 6 UNITED NATIONS, New York, Tues. (UPI) The security council yesterday adjourned its debate on Syrian and Israeli countercharges of aggression at 3 p.m. today.
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      Lock icon Prince Hiro visits candy factory
      61 6 Japanese Prince Hiro shows keen interest in a flow of biscuits on a belt conveyor as he visited a candy factory at. Morinaga Confectionery Co, one of the largest candy makers In Japan at Turumi in Kanagawa Prefecture recently This was the first time for
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      Lock icon Wilson squeezes through first of two battles
      396 6 LONDON, Tues. (AP). pRIME Minister Mr. Harold Wilson last night squeezed through the first r of two battles against leftists and rightists challenging his leadership and criticising his austerity policies. A majority of Labour party lawmakers at -a special caucus reluctantly accepted Mr.
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      Lock icon 4-year-old colour film shown in US
      187 6 NEW YORK, Tues. (AP) —"Kanchenjungha," Satyaiit Ray's first colour film made more than four years ago, received its first American .showing last night at Lincoln Crnlre for the v Derforming arts dtmng a weexlong Festival From"'lndia. Critic Bosley Crowther of the New York Times
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      Lock icon Acapulco holiday for BB, husband
      211 6 ACAPULCO, Mexico, Tues. (UPI) French film star Brigitte Bardot and her German husband, Gunther Sachs arrived here by plane from Tahiti late yesterday ..and went into hiding in a hilltop mansion and estate owned by an American businessman. The honeymooning couple was accompanied by ati
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      Lock icon EXPERTS FOR CONGRESS
      73 6 TEHRAN, Tues. (AP) A Congress of 124 experts on Iranian history from 33 countries will be held here Aug. 31-Sept. 7 to help compile the first details history i. of this 6,000 year old. nation. Representatives will attend r from Pakistan, Turkey. Tunisia. Japan. Syria, Iraq, Lebanon,
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      Lock icon Luci chooses 7-layer wedding cake
      187 6 WASHINGTON, Tues. (UPI) Lucl Balnea Johnson has chosen a 300-pound seven-layer wedding cake, topped not with the traditional wedding bells or miniature bride and groom but with real lilies-of-the-valley, the White Bouse announced yesterday. The gigantic base will be White fruit cake, capped by a
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      Lock icon EXPLOSION AT AIRPORT: 3 KILLED, 6 WOUNDED
      162 6 RECIFE, Brazil Tues. (UPI) —Three persons were killed ajnd six wounded early yesterday in the explosion of a terroristbomb at the Recife airport. Therie were two other bomb explosions one in the fttat section of the U.S. Aid Mission —but no casual* ties
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      Lock icon Ho: Prisoners can expect 'humane treatment'
      154 6 BUDAPEST, Tues. (UPI) North Vietnamese President Ho Chi Minh told reporters In Hanoi yesterday that the captured U.S. pilots can expect "humane treatment" in the future. According to a report from the Hanoi correspondent of the Hungarian news agency MTI, Ho Chi Minh said:
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      Lock icon 'Monstrous plans' charge by Pravda
      126 6 MOSCOW, Tues. (UPI) Pravds charged yesterday American militarists have drawn up "monstrous plans" to turn outer space Into a theatre for nuclear missile war. Despite their professed intention of using space only for peace, the official communist party journal said, "the American militarists do not
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      Lock icon War trophy exhibit opens in Saigon
      46 6 A number of rifles, anti-aircraft cannons another weapons, which were captured in the long battles against Vietcong in South Vietnam, are being displayed in a war trophy exhibition organised recently in Saigon. Prime Minister Nguyen Cao Ky inaugurated the exhibition.
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      Lock icon He flies to US by balloon
      149 6 CUTIER, lowa, Tues. (UPI) Balloonist Tracy Barnes flew about 30 miles yesterday in his hot air balloon on his trip across the United States. Barnes made his 21st hop in hi§ trip talcing off from a field near Albion. North of Marshall-town, and drifting
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      Lock icon PLAQUES STOLEN FROM EMBASSY
      107 6 WASHINGTON, Tuei. (UPI) —Bronze door plaques have been stolen from the fronts of the Burmese and South Vietnamese embassies, according to Washington police, who were today seeking the thieves. The thefts apparently occurred last night and no indication was available immediately as to any motive. As
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      Lock icon 8 NURSES DEATHS: Grand jury hears evidence against Richard Speck
      225 6 CHICAGO, Tues (UPI)—A grand Jury yesterday heard evidence In support of the states demand that it indict Richard Speck In the mass murder of eight young nurses. The grand Jury's decision was not expected to be announced full today. States
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      Lock icon ANGRY HUSBAND SHOOTS A MINISTER
      272 6 MARSVILLE, California, Tues. (UPI) A Minister was slain at the pulpit while preaching yesterday by an angry husband who seriously wounded his young wife and a parishioner with gunfire, sheriff's deputies reported. They said Chester Hayes, 30, an auto mechanic, burst into the free will
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      Lock icon LBJ SEEKS TO RATIFY TREATY
      130 6 WASHINGTON/ Tue s. (UPI) President Johnson asked the senate yesterday to ratify a treaty of "amity and economic relations" between the United States and Thailand. In a message transmitting the treaty, Mr. Johnson said: "The stability and growing prosperity of Thailsnd and its commitment to
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      Lock icon Vietnam action rouses racial feeling
      206 7 GENEVA, Tues. (UPI). u —The World Council of Churches (WCC) went a step further in its condemnation of U.S. war escalation in Vietnam yesterday by saying that it aggravates the racial crisis. In final action on a wideranging set of conference resolutions, however, the 400
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      Lock icon Thant's 3-point peace plan
      257 7 MOSCOW, Tues. ITI (UPI). U.N. Secretary General U Thant arrived here yesterday with a Vietnam peace plan for Soviet leaders who were reported ready to give him a respectful hearing before rejectins: it. The Soviets already have rejected U Thant's proposal a compromise between the American
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      Lock icon US govt. welcomed Ho Chi-minh's cable reply
      277 7 WASHINGTON, Tues. (UPl).—The State Department yesterday welcomed reports that North Vietnamese President Ho Chi Minh has indicated there is "no trial in view" for American prisoners In North Vietnam. Asked to comment on a terse reply on this point received by Columbia Broadcasting
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      Lock icon Plane crash toll
      38 7 WASHINGTON, T u c s. '(AP) Crashes of small planes claimed 1,018 lives in the United States last year, four times as many as were losi in airline accidents, the Federal Aviation Agency reported yesterday.
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      Lock icon LAND FOR THE PEASANTS
      41 7 The Kins of Morocco recently cave away 4,00« Ha. of land in southern Morocco to his people. He is pictured in this ceremony with his Acriculturt Minister. Mr. Hsddou Chicuer, on his left.—PAN A Photo, PANA Photo.
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      Lock icon US carries big share of European defence
      508 7  -  By Joseph W. Grigg PARIS, Tues. (UPI) Defence Secretory Robert McNomora said yesterday the United States is carrying too big a share of Europe's defence load while having to fightthe Vietnam war. Mr. McNamara said the United States does not plan to cut
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      Lock icon AMELIA WAS SPY FOR U.S.
      148 7 NAPA, California, Tues. (AP) The Napa Register said yesterday Amelia Earhart, the long-missing aviatrix, was on a spying mission for the U.S. Government when she vanished in July 1937 and died as a Japanese captive on the Pacific Island of Saipan. In a copyright storv
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      Lock icon Wilson for US talks
      158 7 WASHINGTON. Tues. (AP)—U.S. Under-Secretary of State George W. Ball said yesterday American leaders will discuss the chances of peace in Vietnam with Britain's Prime Minister Harold Wilson when Mr. Wilson visits here next Friday. "We do not have specific ideas about new initiatives but certainly this
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      Lock icon Marcos rebukes prosecutor
      47 7 MANILA, Tues. (UPI) For losing state evidence against suspected smugglers, fiscal (Prosecutor) Geminia no Veloso of Batangas prcince was fired by President Ferdinand E. Marcos yesterday. TTie evidence consisted of more than 5,000 cartons of smuggled cigarettes worth about 38,000 pesos (10,000 dollars) U.S.
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      Lock icon SINGAPORE BILL PASSED
      32 7 LONDON, Tues.—(UPl). The House of Lords yesterday gave a formal third reading to and passed the Singapore Bill establishing that area as an independent sovereign state within the Commonwealth.
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      Lock icon "THE LAMP MAKER"
      29 7 "The Lamp Maker" is one of 60 paintings from 33 countries now on show at Goodyear Hall, Akron, Ohio. It's by Choo Kheng Kwang of Malaysia.
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      Lock icon TEN KILLED IN CONGO BATTLE
      269 7 IT INS HAS A, Tues. (AFP). —About 10 Congolese soldiers, including regional military commander Colonel Joseph Damien Tchatchi, were killed in the mercenary-gendarmerie revolt in Kisangani (ex-Stanleyville) over the weekend, according to reports reaching here yesterday from Kisangani. I But the death of Colonel Tchatchi,
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      Lock icon Police own guns
      66 7 MANILA, Tues. (UPI) Members of the Police Force in suburban San Juan town are owners of brand-new submachine guns as part of their anti-crime arsenal but they are neither happy nor proud. What can we do with these guns in case of trouble if not for use
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      Lock icon Youth stones Queen's car
      138 7 BELFAST, Tues. (UPI) A 17-year-old youth accused of tossing a concrete block at Queen Elizabeth's car here three weeks ago was ordered yesterday to stand trial on treason charges. John F. Mortan was accused at a preliminary hearing of throwing the 8-3/4 pound block from the
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      149 7 EDINBURGH, Tues. (AP) The Royal Bank of Scotland announced yesterday it will issue a new five-pound note in a bid to foil a skillful gang of forgers. The bank is the victim of a fraud believed to involve hundreds of thousands of pounds in forged
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      244 7 BELFAST, Northern Ireland, Tues. (UPI). The Northern Ireland cabinet last night banned all public processions in Belfast for three months effective today. Under the ruling, designed to crack down on recent demonstrations by Ulster extremists which have exploded into violence, gatherings of three or more
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      55 7 TEL AVIV, Tues. (AP). A Jewish woman was injured seriously yesterday when a grenade exploded near Metullah, ciose to the Syrian border, an Israel Army spokesman said. An official statement said the grenade presumably was left behind by Syrian saboteurs who penetrated the border in July
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      43 11 Members of a mountain climbing school in Tokyo train themselves by goini up and down th© 50 steps of a shrine near their school. Girls carry /hew friends while boys hitch 10 kilogram loads on their backs. PANA Photo. PANA Photo.
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      94 11 SYDNEY. Tues. (UPI) ©antas airline navigators decided today to go on a lightning 24-hour strike after negotiations for pay increas- broke down. They called the strike for midnight tonight (1400 GMT). A Qantas spokesman said only four flights were c vie to take off during the
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      144 11 RENSSELAER VILLE, New York, Tues. (AP) A British politician and Nobel Prize winner says "it is more than possible" that U.S. troops in Vietnam may soon be fighting volunteers from Russia, Communist China and North Korea. Mr. Philip Noel-Baker, chairman of the parliamentary
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      114 11 NAIROBI, Tues. (AP) Kenya's President Jomo Kenyatta has been advised to rest at home following a weeklong illness, his personal physician, reported yesterday. "The President has not been feeling weU during the last week," said the statement from Dr. Njoroge Mun- I 1 "He hat now
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      42 11 LONDON, Tues. (UPI) Lord Snowdon, husband of Princess Margaret, left hospital yesterday after a weekend check-up as a National Health patient. "He is quite well and was only in for a check-up," said a spokesman at St. Bartholomew's Hospital.
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      151 11 SAN FRANCISCO, Tues. (UPI) An armada of planes and ships searched a Pacific Ocean area the size of Colorado today to And traces of a downed DC3 carrying hero-soldier Brig. Gen. Joseph W. Stilwell, leader of the U.S. Green Beret forces in Vietnam. Search conditions were
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      90 11 CHARLESTON, South Carolina, Tues. (UPI) Hundreds of police along the east coast reported seeing stationary vertical lights in the sky last night. The Charleston station of the U.S. Coast Guard, the Federal Aviation Agency and the Charleston Air Force Base said they had received over 250 phone
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      Lock icon Ampera Cabinet will have uphill climb
      340 11 JAKARTA, Tues. (UPI) President Sukarno's new cabinet led by military strongman Lt. Gen. Suharto drew general but qualified approval in the Capital City Press today. The Independent newspaper Merdefca —owned by newly-appointed Information Minister B. M. Diah—warned that the new Cabinet will face an
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      280 11 TOKYO, Tues. (AP) The Lower House today approved two bills finalising procedures for Japan's formal participation in the Asian Development Bank. Both bills were approved by a standing vote. The Liberal-Democrats. who control a majority in the law-making lower chamber, and the moderate Democratic
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      72 11 JAKARTA, Tues. (UPI) A delegation left Jakarta today by ship for Singapore in the latest of a series of exchanges to lay the groundwork for establishing diplomatic relations between the two nations. The mission also planned to discuss cultural exchanges between the two Asian neighbours. It
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      173 11 SEOUL, Tues. (AP) Heavy rains claimed 12 more lives from Sunday and last night, raising the death toll since July 15 to 59 in one of the worst flood disasters of South Korea. The National Flood Committee lifted 16 missing and 68 injured. The
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      70 11 PASADENA, California, Tue«. (UPI) The California Institute of Technology said yesterday it Is installing a ring or electronicallylinked seismographs around Southern California to determine instantly the focal point of any earthquake in the area. Dr. Clarence Allen, interim director of the Caltech Seismological Laboratory, said that although the
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      40 11 Two Australian soldiers on duty in Bcrneo go slrhtseein* in the sultanate of Brunei. Photographed^ against backdrop of the fimel goidrn-domed mosque are Cap/tain Noel Johnson of War* Ick, Uueenslana, ana Sergeant Bill Jackson of Kalgoorlie, Western Australia.
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      260 11 SYDNEY. Tues. (UPI) An Australian scientist says If a speeding asteroid veered just slightly, It would crash into the earth with the Impact of 1.000 hydrogen bombs Professor S. T. Butler Professor of Theoretical Physics at Sydney University, made the statement in an interview with the
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      47 11 PHILADELPHIA, Tues. (AP) Dr. William J. Kroeger, co-inventor of the recoifless rifle, now a mainstay of the U.S. infantry, is dead at the age of 60. Dr. Kroeaer, senior scientist at the Army's Frankford arsenal here, died on Saturday at Temple University HospitaL
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      63 11 MANILA, Tues. (AP) A 10-member delegation to the Special Association of Southeast Asia (ASA) meeting in Bangkok will leave tomorrow afternoon via KLM, the Foreign Offtce announced The meeting will lay the groundwork for the Asian Ministerial Conference scheduled Aug. 3 to 5. It will also
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      132 11 VIENNA, <AP) Miniature atomic batteries have been developed that can be used in watches or a« heartactivltors in the body of men, the International Atomic Energy Agencv (lAEA) reported. •Hiey can be obtained in energy ranges from thousandths of a watt, and some have been
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      227 11 LONDON. Tues. (UPI) Prime Minister Harold Wilson's stiff emergency austerity budget to save the nation's economy today was under heavy attack from critics of both the left and right. The British Parliament was to begin today a two-day debate on an Opposition Conservative Party censure motion
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    435 8 rapid expansion of education in Malaysia has brought along many problems. One of these is the mass production of teachers. Persons, who have no liking for teaching, become teachers because teaching Jobs are easy to obtain. To such people teaching is a rice-and-curry Job, but this Job is
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    271 8 fpHE arrest two days ago of six members of two Malay organisations in Singapore for having engaged in anti-national activities comes as a warning to the public that some disgruntled people in their midst pose a great danger to public peace. It is easy to cause communal clashes
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      637 8  -  D.P. Vijandran, Hon. Gen. Secretary, U.S.S.U. Singapore. ON the 24th of July your paper carried an article entitled "The Silent Ones make 'Academic Freedom* a Flop". Your writer makes two points that the union leadership has neglected the issue of Academic Freedom and
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      138 8  -  Heng Seow Chor, President, Kluang Chinese Chamber of Commerce. Kluang. The need for another independent national morning newspaper in the English language has long been felt. Your new publication, "THE EASTERN SUN," therefore fulfils the aspirations of aU sections of the people in our newly independent country,
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      62 8  -  Michael Tee. I suggest that the Eastern Sun should provide a space for school-boys, especially for higher secondary. This is what most of my schoolmates are searching for in the paper. The school column may provide some essays, general knowledge, magazine, and any other information which benefit
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      193 8  -  S. R. Seeva. Kuala Lumpur. At long last the right paper to voice the feelings of the people of Malaysia has made its appearance. The Eastern Sun has shown definite signs of representing the views of the public. Everyone is already talking that it is the
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      27 8 Congratulations and with sincere best wishes to Eastern Sun from Jeffrey Chan Cheng Wah Chan Fook Wong and Rosalind Lee Yuet Yeng, Singapore.
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      126 8  -  Francis Ang. Singapore. CO much publicity was given to the Eastern Sun coming out on July 17 that everyone in my family was eager to read it. Even my 4year old daughter had been singing "Eastern Sun is coming!" At last it came. My elder son ran
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      104 8  -  Eastern Lion. Johore Bahru. The Prime Minister of Japan, Mr. E. Sato, said that the bombing of North Vietnam by the United States is no: an escalation of the war. The statement can readily be agreed to if he could agree also that the American
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      74 8 I am very pleased with the "Eastern Sun." The news as presented not only from Malaysia but from all over the world provides pleasant and instructive reading matter. The general set-up and type are verv attractive, and I congratulate the publishers. I have been in Seremban
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      154 8  -  Penny Jones Singapore MANY Singapore motorist! are very reckless. On holiday in the Republic recently, I noticed that many of them just dashed across the road even when the red light was showing. At the junction of Stamford Road a car narrowly missed
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    694 8  -  BY JEAN HELLER NEW YORK, Tues. (AP) —ln the past 19 months, Mrs. John F. Kennedy has done enough world travelling to exhaust an experienced member of the jet set. She's ranged across three continents, stopping in five foreign countries and touching
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      111 8 All letters to the Editor must have the address of ihe writer. They must also be properly signed. All letters must be short and to the point. 11l I <3% Xt V' Yv/Ji Thret Stir" Brand fertilizers, recommended by the Rubber Research Institute of Malaya, are effective, and harmless to
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      Lock icon Steel Bill passes major hurdle
      241 9 London, Tues. (AP). —The Labour Government's Bill to nationalise the bulk of Britain's steel industry passed a major hurdle in Parliament last night and Conservatives announced that if they return to power they could not turn steel completely back to private ownership. The bill was
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      88 9 SINGAPORE, Tues. A super oil tanker, the 82,000ton "Athos", docked at Jurong today with a cargo of crude oil. Its cargo of crude oil from the Persian Gulf was unloaded into the $5O million Mobil refinery. The vessel, fully automated, carries an all-French crew of 37.
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      49 9 NEW YORK, Tues. (UPI) Rubber futures closed 20 to 30 points higher yesterday. There were no sales. Sept. 24.00 24.40 Nov. 24.00 24.40 Jan. 24.00 24.40 Mar. 24.20 24.40 May 24.20 24.40 Jul. 24.20 24.40 Locally, No. 1 RSS wrs unchanged at 23 5/8 cents per pound.
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      Lock icon Giant Boeings to be built
      237 9 SEATTLE, Tues. (UPI) The Boeing Co. board of directors yesterday gave approval to building tne giant 747 Jetliner which would be capable of carrying up to 490 passengers at speeds of up to 600 miles per hour. Boeing President William M. Allen said, "the Boeing
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      61 9 SINGAPORE, Tues. Chinese Produce Exchange, Singapore noon prices per picul today. Coconut oil: bulk s4ss sellers, drum s47s sellers. Pepper: Muntok white slB7} sellers, Sarawak white 9185 sellers, special Sarawak black $l4O sellers, garbled Lam pong black sl42s (N) sellers (all 96% NLW) ASTA sls7s sellers (100% NLW). Singapore
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      292 9 THE HAGUE, Tues. (UPl).—Ten of the world's top money men met yesterday to consider how to revise the world's monetary system. Finance Ministers and Central Bank Presidents from the so-called "group of ten" nations began a two-day meeting on international money problems.
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      200 9 SINGAPORE, Tues. A big government sponsored Italian trade mission comprising about 20 government officials and industrialists will visit Singapore some time in October. Dr. Giuseppe Modugno. the Acting Italian Trade Commissioner in Singapore told the Eastern Sun today that tentative plans had been made for this mission
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      300 9 NEW YORK, Tues. (UPI) Stock prices yesterday suffered their biggest single setback since the assassination of President Kennedy on Nov. 22, 1963. The Dow Jones lndustral average plummeted 16.32 to 852.83. On the day of the assassination it fell 21.16. Analysts said they believed the
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      Lock icon SHARES IMPROVE WITH BUYING SUPPORT
      455 9 SINGAPORE, Tues. The Stock Exchange continued to improve today, specially in industrials Investors fears regarding "double taxation" seemed to be allayed resulting in good buying support with business fairly active. Turnover: 401,610 units (value $862,725) of which industrials accounted for 322,610, properties 88,500, tins 43,000,
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      Lock icon S'PORE RUBBER CLOSES INACTIVE
      293 9 SINGAPORE, Tues August first grade rubber f.o.b. buyers closed at 5 p.m. today in Singapore and Kuala Lumpur at 64-7/8 cents per lb., down half cent on the previous day's close. The tone of the market at the close was inactive. Opening prices were marked aown
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      13 9 SINGAPORE, Tuea. The tin price today was $627 per picul, up $3
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      85 9 SINGAPORE Bougainville (6/7), Ragna Bakke (8/8), Mexhgorie (13/14), Colombo Maru (18). Maxwell Brander (21/22), Kinabalu (23/24), Halldoi Medola (27/28), Shigeahim* Maru (29/30), Glenfalloch (33/34), Star Betelfue* (35/36), Nissan Maru (40/41), Ragna Gorthon (42/43), Maonie (44), Sip- sah (45) and Maron (47). •The numbers in brackets indicates the Godowns
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        199 9 B S Boustead 1.59 1.60 C T 8 Ords 55/2 Chemical Co 1.55 1.56 Colri 2 92 VA/iVJ O <*gv Dunlop 2.46 2.48 E. Smelting 3.94 3.98 Esso Ords. 3.06 3.08 United Holdings CCR 2.00 2.08 Fitzpatricks 1.85 F N. Ords. 3.68 3.72 Gammon 2.21 2.22 Georgetown 1.50 Goodwood
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        32 9 Central Prop 96 City Dev. 38* Faber Union 51* Island Hotel Island Pen 47 48 San Holdings 34 35 Sel. Prop 1.27 1.30 S'pore Land 64* 65 "Town City 90 1.00
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        119 9 Austral Amal. 24/3 24/i Austral Malay CR 43/Ayer Hitam 24/6 25/6 Berjunta! CD 36/36/4$ Chenderiang 20/- Gopeng CD Hong Kong 38/- 39/Idris Hyd. CD 16/9 17/K'pong Kamunting K'pong Lanjut XCR 20 24/24/4* 20/6 Kamunting 20/4 J Kent 9/6 10/6 Kramat 12/10* Kuala Kampar XCR 25/6 26/6 fCnrhai 1.42 Larut
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        60 9 Bassett (50cts) 79 Batu Lintang 1.65 Bedford CD 1 40 Benta XD 1.40 Glenealy 1.55 1.65 Jeram Kuantan 2.18 2.27 Kempas 2.00 2.02 Kepong Plant 1.70 1.90 Kundong Tg. Pau 1.80 1.90 New Serendah 2.26 2.33 Parit Perak 4.00 r Riverview XD 2/3 Sel. Coconut 3.14 Sungei Tukang
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        17 9 Bukit KaUl Nyalas Bekoh Con 2/8 Bukit Sembawang 5/6 High Low 3/7 Singapore Para 1/4* 1/**
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        22 9 Anglo Oriental B Kawan CCR 3/n Craiglelea Duff Dev K. L. Kepong Kulim Strs. Rubber 1/5 11/3 2/4 l/8i 1/4
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        185 9 TIME AIRLINE FROM 8.20 a.m. MAL 019 Kuala Lumpur, 8 50 a.m. JAL 712 Jakarta. 9.30 a.m. MAL 121 Kuala Lumpur. 9.30 a.m. THAI 403 Jakarta. 10.55 a.m. MAL 005 Penang. Ipoh, Kuala Lumpur. Malacca. 11.05 a.m. MAL 451 Kuching. 11.45 a.m. AV 648 Saigon, Kuala Lumpur.
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        163 9 y»i T T» r W 8.30 a.m. 9.00 a.m. 9.00 ajn. 9.45 a.m. 10.05 a.m. MAL 616 CPA 572 MAL 044 JAL 712 THAI 404 Kuala Lumpur, Hongkong. Bangkok, Hongkong, Taipeh, Osaka, Tokyo. Kuala Lumupr, Kuantan. Kota Bahru. Bangkok. Hongkong, Tokyo. Kuala Lumpur, Bangkok, Saigon. Jesselton. Kuala
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        139 9 TIME AIRLINE FROM 2.30 p.m. Air Ceylon (AE 118AE116) London. Roma, Karachi, Colombo. 6.40 p.m. QEA <QF 732) London, Vienna, Cairo, Karachi, Calcutta. 10.55 a.m. Thai 9.10 p.m. (TO 404/TG 200) Jakarta, Singapore. Thai (TG 601/TG 401) Tokyo, Osaka* Taipei, Hongkong 8.15 ajn. MAL (ML 122/121)
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        132 9 TIME 3.10 p.m. 7.2ft pjn. 11.30 a.m. AIRLINE Air Cay Ion (AE 118/AE U6) QEA (QE 732) Thai (TO 404/TG 800) TO Singapore. Singapore, Perth, Sydnaj. Bangkok (Saigon), 0.48 p.m. 8 45 a.m. 9.50 a.m. 6.40 pjn. 8.00 p.m. 601/TO 401) MAL (ML 121/111) MAL (ML
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      174 11 222uuSJJJil21LL OHO A NIDATION ORCHARD" 1 1 TODAY! I*l3. 4.36 S.IS p.m "DOCTOR ZHIVAGO" (ieraldlme Chapltd. Julie ChrUtle 70mm Paoavisloo Mettoeoior 'An MOM. Picture) CATHAY Phono ***** TODAY AT IJ* A 4 p.m. OSLI "TATTOOED DRAGON" Mandarin Scope Color ONLY O.RAND CHARITY PREMIERE tonight at ».m> p.m. SEASO* PROM TOMORROW
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      134 11 GANISATION USm LIDO Phone ***** LAM t DATIi 4 »kowa Dally M Note ifateoi U. tJO. IM V "M*4 Wort*" aura promptly te lI.M IM. til A »tt J '•rr« A MAD. MAD. MAD. 1 MAD WOULD Panavuion. color 'UAi a I c APITOL FHo« Op*m T»day U4JM4M4JI CMh B(k.k
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    346 12 WASHINGTON, Tues. (UPI) The hectic poce of a White House bride-to-be is leaving its mark on Luci Johnson and her mother is urging her to slow down and get more rest before the big day, now less than two weeks away. Luci accompanied
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    179 12 TOKYO. Tues. <AP> Soviet Foreign Minister Mr. Andrei Gromyko was pre.sented the key to Tokyo by Governor Azuma when he visited the Tokyo Metropolitan Government office today. Mr. Gromyko, who arrived here on Sunday for a week's visit, is scheduled to meet Japanese Foreign Minister
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    170 12 the past several days included "two gruelling days" of shopping for clothes in New York City on Thursday and Friday, and a 13-hour "meet the people" a trip to three states with her parent on Saturday.
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    116 12 YUITH huge deposits of bauxite in Queensland, Western Australia and the Northern territory, Australia is becoming one of the major a!umina-producing countries cf the world. Japan and the United states are important markets for Australian Alumina. Recently the first alumina was exported to the United States
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    737 12 CAPE KENNEDY, Tucs. (UPI) THE United Stotes plons to send an unmanned Apollo spaceship three-quarters of the way round the world on August 20 in the final test before three Astronauts are orbited in a similar craft, possibly as early as November.
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    723 12 TOKYO, Tues.—The gubernatorial election of next April here promises to be crucial since a showdown is expected between the conservatives and the opposition parties, most of them left-wing. The campaign will be heated since it will certainly be followed by dissolution of
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    621 12 CA MAU, Vietnam, Tues. (UPI) The Vietnamese government controls less of an Xuyen Province than any other in the Mekong Delta area an estimated six per cent by day which dwindles to less than four per cent at night. The government enclaves consist
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    287 13 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. A top-level eight-man delegation left for Bangkok today to prepare the ground work for the ASA Foreign Ministers' Conference, scheduled for Aug. 3 to 5. The team, led by the Secretary for Commerce and Industry, Raja Mohar bin Raja Badlozaman, will
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    179 13 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. The Minister of Works, Posts and Telecommunications, Tan Sri V.T. Sambanthan, today announced that Trengganu would get its television service by 1968. The Minister said this when opening the new $47,000 post office at Chukai, Kemaman. The Alliance Government, he said, had
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    459 13 ITUALA LUMPUR, Tues. The centre for developv ment studies will hold its first seminar here from Oct 24 to Nov. 4. Invitations have been sent to 18 countries In Asia and Africa. The seminar will discuss subject such as planning, economic
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    117 13 JESS ELTON. Tues. Mara Is organising a survey of the weaving industry in Kota Belud to find out the needs and requirements of the weavers, said the State Mara Officer, Tuan Haji MunJL The State Mara Office added that three officers would be sent early
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    86 13 PENANG, Tues The Chief Minister, Tan Brl Wong Pow Nee, will open the 4th Malaysian swimming Club at 3 p.m. on Saturday. Selangor, Perak Penang, Sarawak and Malaysian Armed Forces are taking part in the competition. The biggest group of competitions come from Penang.
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    110 13 TAIPING. Tues. The Deputy Commissioner of Prisons Malaysia, Enche Mohd Yaman bin Din, took the salute at an impressive march past by seventy-one warder recruits at the Sultan YusofT stadium here over weekend. The recruits 25 from Sabah, Sarawak 10, Malaya 33 and Brunei 3,
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    59 13 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues.— The Minister of Information and Broadcasting, Enche Senu bin Abdul Rahman will attend the 'antinuclear conference' to be held in Japan. The conference organised by the Japanese Liberal Socialist Party starts tomorrow and will end this month. Enche Senu is expected to leave
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    79 13 TAIPING. Tues —A farmer, Jab bin Hamid, 23, was sentenced to two months' jail by Magistrate Tuan Shaik Daud for using criminal force on his 15-year old niece Saayah binte Md. Rawan, a tapper with intent to outzage her modest v. Jab was (toed $2OO after being convicted
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    64 13 TAIPING, Tues. Mohd. Ali, 36, was fined $5OO in a Magistrate's Court here after he pleaded guilty to a charge of assisting in a character lottery in the District Hospital compound on July 3. The court was told that when the accused was arrested and searched slips of
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    188 13 PENANG, Tues. Raids on opium dens are carried out by the Police here to ensure that gangsters do not make use of them as their secret hide-outs. This was stated by a Police spokesman when Interviewed by the Eastern Sun today. He
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    37 13 JESSELTON, Tues. —A new $lB,OOO car park is being constructed near the Central Post Office, in Jesselton. This has been disclosed by the Chairman of the Jesselton Town Board. Dato Lai Eng Kong.
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    32 13 TAIPING, Tues. Enche Mokhtar Bahaudin, was reelected chairman of the Perak north branch of the Ex-Services Association. Major Mat Saman and Capt. Mohamed Dali were elected Vice-Chairman and Secretary-Treasurer respectively.
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    135 13 JESS ELTON, Tues. The proposed $550,000 Flight information Centre at the Jesselton Airport Is expected to start operations by the first week of December. This was disclosed today by a spokesman of the Civil Aviation Department. In disclosing this, the spokesman said the staff for
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    83 13 TAIPING, Tues. The Red Cross Society here has formed a new all-Malay detachment of 35 members in Batu Kurau in an effort to popularise it's activities in the rural areas. The District Secretary, Mr. F. Sebastian Xavler said today that the society hopes to establish a
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    25 13 A GARDEN IN A PLASiIC TOWER now stands near the centre of the world* famous Bayer Works in Leverkusen, Germany*
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    151 13 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. The Belgian Ambassador to Malysia, Mr. F. Taelemans said today he would discuss with his government, the question of future co-opera-tion between Malaysia and Belgium during his threemonth leave there. He was speaking to reporters at the airport before leaving home for leave.
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    98 13 JESBELTON, Tues. The Ministry of National and Rural Development has Slans to build a $30,000 oat-building yard at Pulau Nunuyan Laut off Sandakan bay for the training of local boat-builders. Power will be installed in this small yard to facilitate work in the yard This was
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    33 13 JESSELTON, Tues, A sum of $220,000 will be spent during the five-year Malaysia Development Plan on two cattle breeding stations one at Sebrang, Keningau, and the other at Rosok, Kota Belud.
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      123 14 England's Geoff Hurst beats Argentine "goalkeeper Antonio Rogia for England's first goal in the World Cup Quarter finals. matc£ recently*. England beat Argentina I—o.1 —0. Korea scored in first minutes of play in their World Cup match against Portugal at Liverpool recently. Portugese goalkeeper Pereira
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      382 14  -  By Windsor Lad Kuala Lumpur, Tue» Nashor, who wai not disgraced when second by u note to Silver Crown In the Summer Cup at Huklt Tlmah early this month, displayed striking form when he easily breezed over 3f. In 37.8 sec. on a good track here
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      175 14 CEREMBAN, Tues. When Negri Sembilan takes the field for the Tun Razak matches this weekend at Kuala Lumpur they will be the only hockey team to make their fourth successive appearance in the series. And the proudest man in the field will be 42year old coach and
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      1179 14 Spotlight on Asian HONG KONG, TUES. (UPI) Hong Kong will be sending over a hundred contestants the biggest contingent ever to compete in the fifth Asian Games in Bangkok in December O. R. (Dick) Sadick, Secretary General of the Amateur
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      20 14 Jane Hodgkinson of London demonstrates her support of England's football team with these outsize World Cup earrings.
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      159 14 COLUMBUS. Ohio, Tues <AP).—Bob Goalby. a 35-year-old pro, carded a fourunder par 67 yesterday and captured the Columbus invitational pro-am championship. A team headed by Tom Weiskopf of Columbus grabbed team honours with a low ball score of 57. Most of the pro Tour's leading money-winners,
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      340 15 T OVDON, Tues. (AP) Goal-hunting Eusebio of J Portugal today faced Nobby Stiles, the iron tackier of England, in a duel that could decide the World Cup. Critics saw the clash between the two men as the key to the
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      512 15  -  By C. F. Lee KUALA LUMPUR. Tues.— The 22 man Malaysian Contingent to the eight British Empire and Commonwealth Games in Kingston left by air today with the promise that they would do their best to win as many medals as
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      100 15 MEXICO CITY, Tues. (AP) Featherweight champion Vicente Saldivar and Challenger Missunori of Japan signtd the contract for their Aug. 1 title fight yesterday. The signing took place in a Mexico City restaurant before almost 200 boxing officials and newsmen. The fighters were together only for a few
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      331 15 Kuala Lumpur, The Yamaha motor-cycle ace-team of Hasegawa, Motohashi and Wing Ming will again thrill local grand prix fans in the fifth Tunku Abdul Rahman circuit meeting here on Sept. 3 and 4. The three riders are among the 108 entries received
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    505 16 New Delhi, Tues. The Joint Soviet-Indian communique issued in Moscow after Mrs. Indria Ghandi's visit to Moscow was sharply criticised by both the United States and West Germany. The prepared statement was issued on July 16. The United States has expressed "displeasure" through
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    162 16 MANILA, Tues. (AFP) The Philippines will be unable to meet an additional sugar quota of 100,000 short tons in the U.S. market this year, official sources said today. Sugar quota administrator, Mr. Ramon Nolan was scheduled to leave Manila today for Washington to inform
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    87 16 TAIPEH, Tues. (UPI) An 11-year-old stowaway, deported back to Taiwan from Hong Kong, told police yesterday he wanted to to "settle down all by myself." Lim Yao-Ming, who went to Hong Kong aboard a dutch frighter last week, said he would neither return to any one
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    265 16 BANGKOK, Tues. Peking is not yet ready "to launch into adventures in South-East Asia" according to a high Thai military source quoted here today. He was also quoted as saying that he did not expect Chinese physical intervention in Vietnam at the moment of China's domestic
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    40 16 SAIGON, Tues. (AP) —A policeman idly kicked a wicker basket on a central Saigon street last night and found it contained a Claymore mine of the used by Vietcong terrorists. He called demolition experts who deactivated it.
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    73 16 The Japanese Antarctic expedition team members successfully raised vegetable to feed o l e,,res durill g the long stay in the waste land of Antarctica. In the «m»n "farm" of v* 5 inch box placed in Japan's Show a Base in the frozen continent, about
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    64 16 This raging sea of water and mud covers one of the largest rice bowls of Japan in Niigata prefecture. Northern Japan. More than 7,000 houses were under flood when heavy rains which hit the area broke the river dykes at many places early last week.
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    192 16 TAEPEH, Tues. (AFP) Taiwan governor, Huang Chieh, declared that the social welfare programme now being carried out in Taiwan was designed to wipe out poverty and create stability and harmony. Mr. Huang called the programme a new political ideal "because what is taken from the people should
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    58 16 MANILA, Tues. (UPI)—A 33-year-old widow walked Into the police station and said she had choked her three-month son to death. "I could not stand his crying." Mrs. Simeona Sepucado said. The killing took place several month ago in Cebu city in the central Philippines. She confessed "because
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    542 16 SAIGON Tues. (UPI) A U.S. candidate for Congress from Ohio was one of the few men to personally see the first U.S. flyer who escaped from North Vietnam to return to his base. A veil of secrecy still surrounds the story of the
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    49 16 BANGKOK, Tues. (AFP) —Five terrorists were killed and two policemen were wounded when about 10 terrorists clashed with a border police unit In the province of Rajbubi south of here on Friday according to reports reaching here yesterday. The reports gave no other details of the clash.
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    150 16 HANOI, Toes. (AFP) —A rift has appeared between Red China and North Vietnam orer the 1954 Genera agreement#, observers pointed out here yesterday. For, whereas the Chinese leaders like President Lin Shao-chi have declared that the agreements are "buried" and "reduced to ashes" because
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    338 16 TOKYO, Tues. (UPI) The Soviet Foreign Minister Mr. Andrei Gromyko last night made an indirect attack on U.S.-Japanese relations at a dinner party given in his honour. He also said that the United States must pull out of Vietnam if the war is to be
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    145 16 MANILA, Tues. (AP) —Derek Flint the super cool super secret agent in the spy movie "Our Man Flint/' has captured the imagination of Manila movie goers^ They want to know the secrets of his cigarette lighter. The lighter, according to the movie plot has "82
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    98 16 SAIGON, Tues. (AFP)— Typhoon weather over the gulf of Tonkin cut down American air raids against North Vietnam on Sun., the U.S. spokesman said yesterday. All 82 bombing missions flown during the day were directed against targets in the Southern part of the country. No raid
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