Eastern Sun, 15 September 1966

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    53 1 Eastern Sun Independent National Daily SINGAPORE EDITION Estd. 1966. Vol. 1. No. 60. Thursday. September 15 1966. ■fr MC (P) 1942 KDN 2309 Price 15 rents Eastern Sun Independent National Newspaper THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1966 39, Jalan Sultan, 23-B, Cantonment Road Kujlj Lumpur, Singapore 2. Malaysia. Telephone: *****/7 Tclephoiw: *****/6
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    Lock icon Agreement on co-operation... SIGNED
    373 1  -  Signing ceremony held in an atmosphere of cordiality and handshakes By Ben D'Cunha KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday INDONESIA AND MALAYSIA took a significant step towards implementing the peace accord with the conclusion of week long talks between the two countries here today. A draft agreement on several
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    Lock icon United Front supports SUPP
    147 1 PENANG. Wed. The chairman of the United Front, Penang, Mr. Lim Kean Slew, today voiced support for the Sarawak United Peoaies Party in any move in Sarawak to establish the democratic right of the people there Mr Lim, whe made this statement on oehalf of the
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    Lock icon Thugs kill 13 chickens
    137 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed A group of thugs who claimed to Belong to the 360 Secret Society of Salak South Bahru, slaughtered, in a rage of wanton destruction, 13 chickens belonging to a poultry farmer who had earlier refused to pay protection money to them. The farmer.
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    Lock icon C'wealth nations split over Rhodesian issue
    327 1 LONDON, Wed. (AP) Canadian Prime Minister Lester Pearson and his chief aides were striving desperately yesterday to avert a breakup of the 22-nation Commonwealth conference over the Rhodesian crisis. They had worked steadily throughout the night to reconcile widely diverging viewpoints on methods of
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    Lock icon Razak accuses Ningkan of being selfish
    343 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. The Central Government is considering what measures to take to prevent the current political situation from deteriorating further in Sarawak. This was announced by the Acting Prime Minister Tun Abdul Razak after the weekly Cabinet meeting here today. Tun Razak said
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    Lock icon Posters against Ningkan go up
    115 1 KUCHING, Wed. (AFP) Supporters of the Sarawak Alliance leader Penghulu Tawi Sli demonstrated in Kuching today against Chief Minister Dato Stephen Kalong Ningkan. Carrying placards and posters which said: "We don't want Ningkan", "We want majority rule" and "We want Penghulu Tawl Sli". the Alliance
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    Lock icon U Thant urged to stay on
    102 1 LONDON, Wed. (AP) Leaders of the 22-nation Commonwealth conference today sent a message to U.N. Secretary-General U Thant urging him to stay in office. The message, signed by Prime Minister Harold Wilson as chairman of the current conference, said: "Commonwealth Heads of Government now
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    Lock icon Indons: Widen business area
    130 1 SINGAPORE, Wed. An Indonesian company has urged the Singapore government to widen the business area here for Indonesian traders. A request to this effect had been made recently by the South Selawasi Company to the Deputy Premier, Dr. Toh Chin Chye. The Eastern Sun understands the
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  • Local News
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      Lock icon Jaga fights six thugs but loses shotgun
      321 2  -  Bv CHAN KAM YAU KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. An estate watchman yesterday had to race through a battery of assault by six men, stationed in pairs at three separate points before reaching the safety of his manager's office. Burley Sardar Singh, shotgun slung over
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      Lock icon Vegetable seller (58) robbed
      142 2 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Three masked men, all armed with daggers, yesterday held-up a 58-year old vegetable seller and his family at Jinjang North and ransacked his house, escaping with $lBl in cash and valuables. The victims. Leong Pit Lian. and his son, Kim Chye, were about
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      Lock icon KAMI aims for Afro-Asian Students Solidarity Council
      337 2  -  By JAMAL ALI KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. The Indonesian Students Action Front (KAMI) will work for the setting up of an Afro-Asian Students Solidarity Council aimed at social and intellectual development. This was stated here today by Mr. Ojong Karmayuda, KAMI President of University
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      Lock icon 'Progress exhibition' in Segamat
      51 2 SEGAMAT, Wed. Da to Haji Othman bin Haji Mohd. Saat. representing the Mentri Besar of Johore. will open a twoday "Progress Exhibition" of the achievements of the Johore Government a Sekolah Kebangsaan Mukim Sungei Segamat, Kampong Java, 2 miles from here, on Sunday 18 at 2.30
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      Lock icon Malaysia's contribution
      29 2 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. Malaysia is to increase her contribution to the United Nations development programme from $120,000 to $160,000. This was agreed by the Cabinet here today.
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      Lock icon $89,095 minor projects
      158 2 PENANG, Wed. The Chief Minister, Tan Sri Wong Pow Nee, called on the people to expedite the implementation of minor projects when h e addressed members of Nibong Tebal District Rural Development Committee and chairman of various religious institutions at the district office, Nibong Tebal, yesterday. He
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      Lock icon English extinct next year?
      212 2 MALACCA, Wed. The Dewan Bahasa dan Pustaka in Kuala Lumpur cannot offer positive help where legal papers are concerned. The Chief Minister here, Abdul Ghafar bin Baba, said this last night at a buffet party honouring the State team which won this year's National Language inter-state
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      Lock icon RAILMAN FOR POONA
      53 2 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. A district engineer of Malayan Railways from Ipoh will leave for India on Friday for higher training in permanent way engineering. Mr. Lim Seng Hoe will undergo training at the Indian Railways School of advanced permanent way engineering at Poona for two months under
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      Lock icon U.K. military withdrawal from East Malaysia
      320 3 NOW IN FULL SWING...... SINGAPORE, Wed. The withdrawal of Britain's military strength in the East Malaysian theatre is now in full swing as part of a shake-up in the British defence set-up in the Par East. The troops being sent back to Britain are
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      Lock icon Talk on 'Currency'
      32 3 SINGAPORE, Wed. Dr. W.A. Leong, a lecturer with the Singapore Polytechnic, will give a talk at the Chinese Chamber of Commerce today on "Currency and Banking" at 7 p.m.
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      Lock icon A DEDICATED PIANIST AND HOUSEWIFE
      529 3  -  Mrs. Ann Tan —a rare perfectionist in both By ROSALIE CHAN SINGAPORE. Wed. "A pianist and housewife both need dedication to be both is all too often a conflicting experience". Now how does a wife who loves her home and yet quietly dedicated to music
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      Lock icon FOR 2-YEAR COURSE IN CANADA
      61 3 SINGAPORE, Wed. Mr. Wong King Woi (above), 26, leaves for Canada by air this week on a two-year Colombo Plan Scholarship to study Electronic Technology at Ontario Vocational Centre, London, Ontario. Mr. Wong, who is married and has a son, taught at Mountbatten Integrated Vocational
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      Lock icon Singapore's cleanliness impresses tourists
      172 3 SINGAPORE, Wed.—A group of Australian tourists is full of praise for the cleanliness of the City of Singapore. "We had never expected that with two million people living on only 224 square miles of land on this island," said the leader of the group, Mr. Erwin
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      Lock icon THIRD TIME LUCKY
      118 3 SINGAPORE, Wed. Three tugs of the Port of Singapore Authority were third time lucky when they Successfully freed the 7,140ton Lebanese freighter, Chrysanthi, off a reef near Pulau Bukom on which she ran aground on Sunday night. A PSA spokesman told the Eastern Sun that two previous
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      Lock icon Court hears of tragic end to love affair
      598 3 SINGAPORE, Wed. A love affair between a bus conductor's wife and Police constable ended tragically with the constable being fatally stabbed twice in the abdomen, a preliminary inquiry was told here today. The policeman, Tan Say 21, had been warned to keep
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      Lock icon S'pores business executives lauded
      218 3 SINGAPORE, Wed. Three American professors landed the quality of local business executives and their ability to adapt new concepts for their businesses. They are Professors Harper Boyd Jr., J. D. Steeie and A. A. Robichek, who had just finished conducting a six-day residential course sponsored by
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      Lock icon Charity Fashion Show
      75 3 SINGAPORE, Wed. To keep up with the everchanging trend in fashions, the Inner Wheel Club will organise a fashion show with a series of "what's new in the wardrobe department", at the Singapore Conference Hall on Sept. 29. Proceeds of the show will go to the Christmas
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      Lock icon Miner honoured by Sultan of Perak
      164 4 ?POH. Wed. Mr. Foo Se'k Kai is a miner and foundry owner is honoured by the SuJtan of Perak. He was the first manager of Chung Khiaw Bank, Ipoh branch for 15 years. He has retired from banking. Born in Tambun. Perak. Mr. Foo
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      Lock icon 106 receive awards on Sultan of Perak's 42nd birthday: Raja di-Hilir gets SPMP
      1132 4  - 106 receive awards on Sultan of Perak's 42nd birthday: Raja diHilir gets SPMP By ROBERT KUAN IPOH, Wed. A total of 106—from members of the Perak royal family to doctors, lawyers, tin miners, businessmen and government officials have been given various awards on the occasion of His Highness the Sultan
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      Lock icon Ruler's personal physician gets high award
      401 4 IPOH, Wed. Dato Dr. S. Underwood, J.P., Pj.k., the personal physician to the Sultan of Perak, Sultan Idris Iskander Shah has been made a Dato. He w&i also the personal physician to the late Sultan Yusof Izuddin of Perak. Born in Penang on Feb.
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      Lock icon Penn's coach-air tours include the Republic
      215 5 SINGAPORE, Wed. Singapore is now included In the itinerary of "coach overland and air tours" operated by Penn Tours Ltd. of England. This was disclosed by Mr. Wood Power, (above) managing director of Penn Tours Ltd. who was here Tecently to speak with local
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      Lock icon $100 mil. trade for Indons
      98 5 SINGAPORE, Wed. When Thai Airways fl'ght TG4O3 leaves on Tuesday night for Ja- rta s^e have aboard 35 leading Singapore traders. The group of traders will •nnnj lo p n "the-spot trade «io« ies rom their IndonelitU counte rparts and will accept direct transacts if
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      Lock icon 'Flaming Star for YMCA fund
      74 5 SINGAPORE. Wed. The Youth Volunteers of the Singapore YMCA will held a film show "Flaming Star" featuring Elvis Presley, at the Globe Theatre on Sunday at 8.30 a.m. The show is in aid of the YMCA Building Fund. Tickets at $1 and $2 are obtainable
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      Lock icon Miss Tourism contest
      127 5 SINGAPORE, Wed. The Minister for Law and National Development, Mr. E. W. Barker, will officially launch the "Miss Tourism Singapura 1966" contest on Saturday at 1.15 p.m. The ceremony will be held at Y's Men's Club of Singapore, Beta Chapter's special luncheon meeting at the Troika Restaurant,
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      Lock icon Writer in Singapore just as good says well-known author
      472 5  -  EAST CAN TEACH THE WEST By MARTIN LIM SINGAPORE, Wed. The East can teach the West many great things, said a well-known Western author. He is Mr. John Ball, of California. He was here to collect material for a new book
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      Lock icon MORE $ FROM GOVT. INCREASE DANGER OF 'POLITICAL INTERFERENCE'
      449 5  - MORE FROM GOVT. INCREASE DANGER OF 'POLITICAL INTERFERENCE' Democratic Socialist Club's memo to PM By K. G. THARAN SINGAPORE, Wed. Massive financial support from the Government have rendered universities "more susceptible to political interference". This charge was contained in a lengthy memorandum to Prime Minister Lee Kuan Yew by the
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      Lock icon CWA'S diamond jubilee on Friday
      335 5  -  By Rosalie Chan SINGAPORE, Wed.—The k Chinese Women's Association, in active existence here for half-a-century, will celebrate its diamond jubilee this Friday. A handful of ladies, triggered with the determination to eliminate social problems then in existence, got around in 1916. That gathering, which included
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      Lock icon Safety First Campaign
      45 5 SINGAPORE. Wed. The National Safety Council has called on various public organisations to be represented in 10 safety first campaign committees, to be formed shortly. The committees will help the parent body in its campaign to keep the roads free from accidents.
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      390 2 EASTERN SUN $3,000 Contest CONTEST NO. 7. Quiz for September 15, 1966. 1. What is the most well-known drug used to cum Malaria? 2. Who is the deputy Prime Minister of Malaysia? 3. Who is the deputy Prime Minister of the Republic of Singapore? ANSWER TO THE QUIZ FOR SEPT.
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      598 4 CHANNEL 5 Kuala Lumpur and Penan#; 6 Ipoh and Malacca; 3 and 10 Johore Bahr 4 Taiping; 7 Batu Pa bat; 9 Kluang. P.M. 5.45 Opening Annct. Prog. Summary; 5.55 National Songs; 6.00 News in Tamil; 6.10 Utara dan Selatan; 6.35 The Flintstones; 7.00 News CHANNEL 5 6.05 Opening Programme
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      62 5 TIME AND TIDE Penang 12.48 a.m. (8.4 ft.), 12.53 p.m. (9 ft). Port Swettenham 5.57 a.m. (15.2 ft.), 6.15 p.m. (14.6 ft.). I Port Dickson 6.41 a.m. (10.1 ft.), 7.11 p.m. (9.6 ft). Singapore 11.31 a.m. (8.9 ft.), 11.13 p.m. (10.3 ft.). Sedili Kechil 10.04 a.m. (7.8 ft), 9.34 p.m.
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      87 5 SPORE DIARY 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Victoria Memorial Hall, Empress Place: Travelling Exhibition of Cambodia. 1 p.m. Prince's Hotel Garni, Orchard Road: Luncheon meeting of the Rotary Club West. The speaker is Dr. B.R. Sreenivasan. former Vice-Chancellor of the University of Singapore. He will speak on "The Single State
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      Lock icon Radioactive methods will enable doctors to locate tumours
      208 6 WEST LOS ANGELES, California, Wed. (UPI) Using a new radioactive procedure, doctors are now able to look more deeply into the brain and locate tumours with good indications of the shape, size and type of tumour. The procedure was developed by Dr.
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      Lock icon Credentials
      28 6 AMMAN. Wed. (AFP) Malaysia's first ambassador to Jordan Dato Hadj KamaTeddin presented his credentials to King Hussein today. Jordan and Malaysia decided to establish diplomatic relations recently.
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      Lock icon 13 LUCKY NUMBER FOR NEW P.M.
      72 6 CAPE TOWN, Wed. (UPI) Thirteen is the number for South Africa's new Premier Mr. B.J. Vorster. His election was confirmed yesterday. Born Dec. 13, 1915, he is a 13th chUd. Thirteenth on the list of Cabinet seniority, he is in his 13th year in
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      Lock icon African tour for Maudling
      73 6 LONDON. WecL (AFP) Reginald Maudling, Deputy Leader of the British Conservative Opposition Party, will go on an African tour from September 17-30 which will carry him through Lusaka. Salisbury, Johannesburg, Capetown and Nairobi, the party announced today. He will be making the tour at the request
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      Lock icon GENERAL WEDS WRITER
      79 6 SAN DIEGO, California, Wed. (UPI) Omar N. Bradley, 73, one of two surviving five-star generals from World War 11, was married yesterday to Esther Dora Buhler, 44, a Los Angeles writer. It was the second marriage for Bradley, whose first wife died, and the third for Mrs.
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      Lock icon Swedish girl to wed Egyptian prince...
      70 6 SMILING on a sofa is Miss Helen Triberf, 26, of Sweden, who will soon marry Prince Hussein Tousson, 29, of Egypt, son of Prince Said Tousson and Mme. Skander Bey de Villa. The Egyptian prince has been living in Switzerland since he was expelled
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      Lock icon Pilot tells of his harrowing experience
      292 6 'I was assaulted,' says man who escaped SAN DIEGO, CALIFORNIA, Wed. (UPI) A German-born pilot, who became the first American to escape from his Communist North Vietnamese captors, yesterday told a harrowing tale of torture and jungle privation. US. Navy Lt. (J.G.) Dieter Dengler,
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      Lock icon ALLIED HQ. TO SHIFT TO BELGIUM
      89 6 PARIS. Wed. (UPI) France's 14 North Atlantic Treaty Organisation partners agreed yesterday to move supreme allied headquarters to Belgium before President Charles de Gaulle's April 1, 1967, deadline for it to get out of France. The decision will be presented to the full NATO
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      Lock icon Comedian to drop libel suit against Ed Sullivan
      214 6 LAS VEGAS, Nevada, Wed. (UPI) Television and night club comedian Mr. Rackie Mason plans to drop his $3 million libelslander suit against Ed Sullivan. Mr. Mason, who appeared briefly on Mr. Sullivan's TV show on Sunday night, called a news conference and
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      Lock icon 7 killed in blast
      30 6 LOBITO, Angola, Wed. (UPI) Seven men were killed and 26 injured *'n nearby Baia Farta when a factory boiler blew up, Lusitania news agency reported yesterday.
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      Lock icon Nixon: US faces direct conflict with Red China
      101 6 GETTYSBURG, Pennsylvania. Wed. (UPI) —Former Vice-President Richard M. Nixon said the United States faces a direct conflict with China unless the Vietnam war is ended within five years. He told newsmen after a 75-minute meeting with Former President Mr. Dwight D. Eisenhower
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      Lock icon Philip to attend horse show
      86 6 LONDON, Wed. (UPI) Prince Philip will flv to Buenos Aires on Sept. 25 to attend the World Horse Show Jumping championships and carry out other public engagements during a three-week visit, Buckingham Palace announced today. Last month, the Palace said the Prince had withdrawn his
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      Lock icon ROYALTY IN POLAND
      54 6 WARSAW. Wed (AFP) Shah Reza Pahlevi of Iran and Empress Farah Diba arrived here today by air from Budapest for a weeklong visit to Poland. The Royal couple were met at the airport by Head of State Edward Ochab and Premier Josef Cyrankievicz. The Shah will have
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      Lock icon BRITAIN TO GET LOAN OF $600M.
      161 6 WASHINGTON, Wed (UPI) The United States has agreed to lend Great Britain, if needed, an additional US$6OO million (M) on short notice to bolster the pound sterling, the Federal Reserve Board announced yesterday. The increase in the U.S.— British currency "swap" agreement raises the
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      113 6 WASHINGTON, Tues. The Oceanographer, t 3,800-ton floating laboratory equipped to conduct research on tb« earth's environment from the sediment on the ocean floor to the atmosphere hundreds of kilometers above th« surface, was commissioned recently in Washington. Described as the most modern and most completely automated vessel of
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      Lock icon Students clash with police
      117 6 BUNEOS AIRES. Wei (AFP) Hundreds of arresti were made today in Cordoba and Rosario in Revenwed clashed between student and police following the death of students Santiago Pampillon who was shot :a last week's university demonstrations. In Cordoba the police repeatedly charged demonstrators who refused ta
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      Lock icon MEETING WITH EX-PRIEST
      70 6 WASHINGTON, e (AFP The State ment said today that United States embassy Moscow was seeking a ing with Mr. Haro.a Koch, the former CathoßJ priest who sought asylum the Soviet Union, in effort to determine u he had acted "voluntarily. A department spokesman said a passport haa
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      Lock icon Off to Paris
      32 6 PONT-A-PITRE. Guad loupe, Wed .(UPI) dent Charles de G f u Par ii France flew home to yesterday after his tour. -rriVl He was scheduled to in Paris later.
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      Lock icon PI woman held for wounding girl, 9
      120 6 CHATEAUROUX. France. Wed. (UPI) Police yesterday held Filipino born Mrs. Felipa Ball. 43, wife of an American Air Force sergeant based here. for allegedlywounding a little girl with a rifle in the apartment block where she lived. Frederique Ledrier, 9, daughter of a
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      Lock icon Quake hits Bingol
      108 6 ISTANBUL, Wed. (AP) A new earthquake hit Bingol province In Eastern Turkey last night, killing one person and injuring another, the Turkish State Radio announced yesterday. Bingol is one of three Eastern provinces hit by a devastating quake on August 19 which killed 2.394, injured about 1,200
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      Lock icon 13 women entertained
      56 6 LONDON, Wed. (AFP) A party of thirteen Japanese women representing the Osaka Chamber of Commerce. who are on a world tour, were today entertained by the London Chamber of Commerce, preparatory to beginning a tour of British industrial centres with a view to promoting exports of industrial
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      Lock icon Newsman: Marcos visit to US of 'great importance'
      207 6 WASHINGTON, Wed. (UPI) Foreign Editor Mr. Crosby S. Noyes of the Washington Evening Star said yesterday the U.S. visit of Philippine President, Mr. Ferdinand Marcos "is likely to be an event of genuine importance to both countries." Under a headline proclaiming "Marcos
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      Lock icon Minister has lengthy talks with Rusk
      131 6 WASHINGTON, Wed. AP)—Secretary of State Mr. Dean Rusk and Turkish Foreign Minister Ihsan Sabri Caglayangil conferred yesterday for two and a half hours, a conference described by observers as unprecedented in length. There was no explanation for the unusual duration of the talks. Caglayangil
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      65 6 LONDON, Wed. (AFP) Floyd Patterson, former world heavyweight champion, said here today that he would retire from the ring if he was beaten by Britain's Henry Cooper in their fight next Tuesday Patterson, who claimed that during his unsuccessful fight against Cassius Clay, he was suffering
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      Lock icon Shooting drama in Toronto: Girl held by police
      399 7 TORONTO, Wed. (AP) A girl ran wild with a 1 pistol in downtown Toronto yesterday and wounded two men before police took her into custody in a taxicab. Carol Ann Tomlinson. of suburban Long Branch was arrested on two charges of a-
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      Lock icon Volunteer arrested by Soviet guards
      228 7 WASHINGTON, Wed. (AP) The Peace Corps said yesterday a 24-year-old volunteer was arrested on Sunday by Soviet guards at the border of Iran and the Soviet Union. The volunteer was identified as Thomas Roszelle Dawson of Annapolis. Maryland. Officials declined to say specifically what steps
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      28 7 HONOLULU. Hawaii. Wed. (AP) General Ne Win, the Burmese Chief of State, arrived in Honolulu aboard an air force jet yesterday to begin a fiveday vacation.
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      Lock icon 'Seadragon' visits port in Japan...
      62 7 THE 2,360-tons U.S. nuclear submarine Seadragon docks at No. 8 Pier in Yokosuka Port, some 25 miles south of Tokyo recently, for a 5-day rest and recreation for its 96-man crew. This is the Seadragon's 4th visit to Japan, as it has previously called at
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      Lock icon COURTROOM DRAMA: Murder inquiry halts as doctor has heart trouble...
      359 7 I was intimate with ex-physician—woman SARASOTA, FLORIDA, Wed. (UPI) F)R. Carl Coppolino, facing murder indictments in Florida and New Jersey, brought preliminary hearings to a sudden halt late yesterday when he suffered a heart seizure. The attack of chest pains,
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      Lock icon Secretary robbed, assaulted
      155 7 KINGSTON, Jamaica. Wed. <AP) The First Secretary in the Nationalist Chinese Embassy here was beaten and robbed at a bus stop in Kingston yesterday. The Secretary. Mo Kuo Tsai Hu, 48, who arrived from Taiwan only three weeks ago to take up his appointment, had just alighted
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      Lock icon Organised govt in Saigon will have good support
      158 7 NEW YORK. Wed. (UPI)— The New York Times yesterday assessed Sunday's elections in Vietnam as providing "some hope that a government can be organised in Saigon which will have a good deal of popular support." However, the Times, in an editorial, also
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      Lock icon Japan, East Germany have closer ties again
      122 7 BERLIN, Wed. (AP) Japanese East German friendship days opened yesterday in Weimar, the official East German news agency ADN reported. In ceremonies at the White Hall of the Weimar Palace. Kurt Bork, the East German Deputy Cult reMinister said the three-day festivities were
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      Lock icon Floods kill 40 in Teheran
      104 7 TEHERAN. Wed. (AFP) Floods in Northwest Iran since last night had killed at least 40 persons and perhaps many more by late today, reports reaching here indicated. Thirty villages were virtually destroyed in the Talish Hill country around Ardabil, in Iran's east Aerbaijan region along
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      38 7 DAR-ES-SALAAM, Tanzania, Wed. <AP) President Oamal Abdel Nasser of Egypt will address Tanzania's national assembly and people In a live broadcast during a five-day state visit here later this month, a government announcement said yesterday.
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      Lock icon 19 for trial
      43 7 CHICAGO, Wed. (UPI)— Conrad N. Hilton and 18 other officers and directors of the Hilton Hotels Corp, were ordered yesterday to go on trial on Dec. 13 on charges of selling their stock back to the corporation at Inflated prices.
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      Lock icon BATTLE OF BANNERS
      71 7 LONDON, Wed. Banner warfare on the pavement in Pall Mall greeted the Commonwealth Leaders as they drove up to Marlborough House in London for the opening session of the Conference. Slogans included, "Nkrumah, Yes, NCL No!" which referred to Ghanas National Liberation Council. Anothei said, "Nkrumah is
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      Lock icon Adventure trip for 2 girls
      75 7 LONDON, Wed. (UPI) Two young English girls are on their way overland from London on a 13,000 mile Journey to Bangkok. Thailand. Jill Oxley, a Television production assistant, and Thomasina Jones, a secretary, believe they are the first girls to make the Journey unescorted. They
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      174 7 CLEVELAND, Ohio, Wed. (AP) Judge Roy P. McMahon of Cuyahoga Common Pleas Court yesterday scheduled Samuel H. Sheppard's second murder trial for Oct. 18. He did not designate a trial judge. Sheppard's defence attorney said at an arraignment last Thursday that they intended
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      66 7 WASHINGTON, Wed. (AP) The U.S. Defence Department denied yesterday that Secretary of Defence Mr. Robert S. McNamara plans to visit Seoul, Korea, on Oct. 1 for Korean Armed Forces Day. A Defence Department spokesman was answering a report from Seoul Radio station which said Mr. McNamara
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      113 7 CANBERRA, Australia, Wed. (UPI) Dr. Abdul Malik, Pakistan's High Commissioner in Australia. was seriously injured in an auto accident near Wagga Wagga yesterday. Dr. Malik's chest was crushed, several ribs were broken and doctors amputated two fingers from his left hand at Wagga Base Hospital
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      30 7 LONDON, Wed. (AFP) The British Commonwealth Prime Ministers resumed their working sessions here this afternoon at a restricted meeting bv examining a draft text on the Rhodesian issue.
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    427 8 HPHE signing of the Singapore-Indonesia trade agreement, the resumption of barter trade, the opening of a branch of the Bank Negara Indonesia, and the agreement to establish trade offices in the two countries signify the relations between Singapore and Indonesia are returning to normalcy. Local business men are
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    313 8 VESTERDAY Malaysia and Indonesia signed a draft agreement to implement the peace pact. The two countries will co-operate in military and other fields. The patrolling of the East Malaysia border region jointly by the two countries will be undertaken after their respective Governments have approved this arrangement. With the
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    1754 8 Eastern Sun inivrrivtrs Architect/Tasrn Planner* Mr. Goh Hock Guan. KUALA LUMPUR, Wed: Q: Mr. Goh, I believe you are one of the very few architects in Malaysia who are also town planners, and as such, it is widely known that you are concerned for
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      249 9 TOKYO, Wed. A 10-man Japanese textile machine mission is scheduled to leave Tokyo tomorrow for South-east Asian countries aboard an Air India plane to promote export of Japanese textile machines. The mission to be sent by the Japan Textile Machine Association, will visi/ India and
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      76 9 SINGAPORE. Wed. The Association of Banks in Malaysia made the following changes in its rates to merchants to-day: New York: Buying T.T. 325/8; airmail, O.D. 32-3/4; 90 d/st. 33-1/4 trade bills 33-3/8 credit bills. Canada: Buying T.T. 35-3/ 16; airmail O.D. 35-5/16, 90 d/st. 35-7/8 trade bills, 3515/16
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      87 9 JAKARTA, Wed. (AFP) —Indonesian tea traders, exporters, producers, brokers and organisations in this field have formed the "Indonesian Tea Association" with Jakarta as their headquarters. Antara reported today. The aim of the new association is to improve the position of Indonesian tea in the world market;
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      49 9 TAIPEH, Wed. (AP) A lix-man European Trade Mission arrived here recently from Hong Kong for an eight-day visit to Formosa. The group was headed by Mr. Frederick Duependorfor of Switzerland. The Mission will study the possibility of expanding trade between Formosa and European countries.
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      53 9 NEW YORK. Wed. (UPI). •—Rubber futures closed 15 to 40 points higher on sales of one contract. September 22.40 22.90 November 22.40 22.90 January 22.40 22.90 March 22.40 22.90 May 22.40 22.90 July 22.40 22.90 September 22.40 22.90 Locally, No. 1 RSS was quoted at 22 3/8 cents
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      141 9 PORT SWETTENHAM Old Port: No. 3. Millerovo, Jo. 4. Sunnyville. No. 5. Utrecht. New Port: No. 6. Elpenor, £o. 7. Golden Wonder, No. 8 Ceylon Maru, No. 9 Bena▼on. Stream Berth: No. 1. Gudrun Bakke, No. 2. Australasia, No. 3. Else Maersk. No. 9. Benvenue. Deep Water Point:
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      108 9 CINGAPORE, Wed. Mr. Victor Lam Pine Foong (B.Econ) University of Queensland, has been appointed as Sales Manager. of Tractors Malaysia Limited. Singapore. Mr. Lam. an old boy of St. Joseph Institution, first joined the company in 1964. He served in the Parts, Administration and the
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      348 9 SINGAPORE, Wed. September First grade rubber buyers f.o.b. closed at 5 p.m. in Singapore and Kuala Lumpur today at 60J cents per lb., up g cent. The tone was quiet. Conditions were much quieter and turnover reduced during the morning. The market ruled quietly steady at
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      92 9 SINGAPORE, Wed. A new firm has emerged on the Malaysian and Singapore stock market with the election of two new members to the Stock Exchange. The Stock Exchange today announced the recent election of two businessmen Messrs. Lee Siong Yee and Ng Chiau Beng as members.
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      521 9 SINGAPORE, Wed. The Stock Exchange opened slightly better but improvement was not sustained and closing prices were on balance unchanged. F. N. Ords. announced a dividend and bonus of 7 per cent each. But this was known only aftei trading hours and did not influence the market.
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      12 9 SINGAPORE, Wed.— The tin price to-day was $605-5/8, up $l/8.
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        222 9 B S Soustead 1.48 1.49 Chemical Co 1.36 1.37 Cola Storage 2.70 2.84 Dunlop 2.20 2.26 E Smelting 3.98 Esso Ords 2.78 2.80 United Holdings CCR 1.84 1.85 Fitzpatricks 1.56 F N. Ords 3.52 Gammon CD 1.88 1.89 Georgetown 1.12 G E. Life 62.50 Guinness 2.11 2.13 Hume Pref
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        34 9 Central Prop 78 City Dev. .34 Faber Union 50 .54 Island Pen .45 K. L. Prop 77 .82 San Holdings 26 .27* Sel. Prop 1.25 S'pore Land 54 .56 Town City 78 .80
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        95 9 Austral Amal. CD 23/3 23/6 Austral Malav CDXR 32/6 Ayer Hitam 20/9 21/Ber junta! 31/Gopeng 33/6 Hong Kong 30/10* Idris Hyd. 13/9 K'pong Lanjut 22/9 23/Kamunting 18/18/9 Kent 8/Killinghall 39/6 Kuala Kampar 24/6 Kuchai 1.90 1.96 Larut 10/9 11/4* Lower Perak 21/6 Malayan Tin 26/44 Panang Consol 14/11 14/7*
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        56 9 Bassett (50cts) .80 Batu Lintang 1.71 Benta 1.42 Borelli (New) 2.10 2.20 Kempas 1.85 1.93 Kepong Plant 1.93 Kluang Ord 1.76 Kundong Tg. Pau 1.65 Mentakab 1.60 New Scudai 4.10 4.50 New Serendah 2.26 2.27 Riverview 2/5 Sel. Coconut 2.85 2.95 Sungei Bagan 1.60 Sungei Tukang 1.04 Temerloh
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        30 9 Anglo-Asian XD 1/1/2 Anglo Oriental 3/3 3/6 Bk S'bawang XD 5/2 5/5 Cicely 2/4 2/6 Craigielea 1/2 1/5 Kulim 1/8 Merlimau Pegoh 1/10 Strs Rubber 1/1* Taiping 2/9
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        28 9 First Malayan 2.12 2.22 Second Malayan 1.50 1.60 Third Malayan 1.10 1.21 Malaysian Commerce 87 .98 Mai. Savings Fund xd 1.26 1.36 Sterling Commodity 3/10 4/5
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        160 9 TIME AIRLINE FROM 8.20 a.m. MAL 019 Kuala Lumpur. 9.30 a.m. MAL 121 Kuala Lumpur. 10.30 a.m. MAL 451 Kuching. 1C.55 a.m. MAL 005 Penang. Ipoh, Kuala Lumpur, Malacca. 12.50 p.m. PAA 841 San Francisco, Los Angeles, Honolulu, Saigon. Saigon. 2.45 p.m. MAL 045 Kota Bahru, Kelantan,
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        167 9 TIME AIRLINE TO 7.00 a.m. ML 034 Malacca. Kuala Lumpur, Ipoh. Penang, Alor Star, K. Bahru. 7.00 a.m. BA 797 K. Lumpur, Colombo, Bombay, Cairo, London. 7.31 a.m. ML 122 Kuala Lumpur. 7.40 a.m. ML 452 Kuching. 8.00 a.m. TG 402 Bangkok. 8.15 a.m. MAL 452 Kucning.
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        125 9 TIME 7.45 a.m. 8.15 a.m. 8.25 a.m. AIRLINES BOAC (BA 797) MAL (ML 122) MAL (ML 034) FROM Singapore. Singapore. Singapore, Malacca. 8.40 a.m. Cathav (CX 576) Singapore. 9.15 a.m. MAL (ML 005) Penang, Ipoh. 10.05 a.m. MAL (ML 042) Singapore. 12.45 p.m. MAL (ML 008)
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        128 9 TIME AIRLINES TO 7.15 a.m. MAL (ML 019) Singapore. 8-25 a.m. BOAC (BA 797) Colombo, Bombay, Cairo, TAnWnn 8.45 a.m. MAL (ML 122) ujnauii. Singapore. 8 45 a.m. MAL (ML 034) Ipon, Penang, Alor Star. Kota Bahru. 9.05 a.m. Cathay (CX 576) Bangkok, Hongkong, Taipeh, Osaka,
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      51 9 LONDON, Wed. (AFP) The first official British Trades Union delegation to visit the Soviet Union since 1924 has left here for Moscow, The five-man group, headed by the new chairman of the Trades Union Congress (TUC) Sir Harry Douglass, will spend two weeks meeting Soviet Union
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      118 9 SINGAPORE, Wed. Singapore Chinese Produce Exchange noon prices today were: Previous Today's Sellers Sellers Coconut oil (FOB) Bulk Sept 43.25 43.25 Coconut oil (FOB) Drums Sept 45.25 45.25 Sugar (Java) ex-godown 25.25 25.25 Nutmegs 110s 475.00 475.00 Nutmegs B W 250.00 250.00 Garbled Lampong Black Pepper (FOB) 130.00 127.50
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    129 10 SAIGON, Wed. A regiment of 5,000 South Korean troops, a part of South Korean's 15,000-man "White Horse" division, disembarked at the port of Nha Trang some 300 kilometres north-east of Saigon from three U.S. transport ships on Sept. 5. The rest of 10.000
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    84 10 JAKARTA. Wed. Indonesian mili tarv on alert and number of tanks and armoured cars have begun patrolling the main parts of Jakarta city as tension mounts with the approaching first "anniversary" of the Sept. 30 Indonesian communists attempt of abortive coup. Seen in this PANA photo
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    231 10 KUALA KANGSAR, Wed. A festive mood has gripped this royal town with everything finalised to celebrate the 42nd birthday of Sultan Idris Shah, Ruler of the Silver State of Perak, tomorrow. The imposing $1 million Istana Iskandariah, on Bukit Chandan main centre of the ceremonies
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    56 10 PENANG. Wed. The State Government distributed 50 piglets, 15 goats. 6 oxen and 2 buffaloes to 21 people from Northeast and South-west district of Penang island yesterday. The asst. District Officer, north-east district, Mr. ho Hock Seang, made on behalf of the State Government at fi,
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    72 10 PENANG. Wed. The Chief Minister. Tan Sri Wong Pow Nee, will officiate at the passing out parade of national servicemen at the Batu Üban camp on Saturday morning. On the same afternoon. Tan Sri Wong will open the blood protection company at Mak Mandin, Butterworth. On Sunday,
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    37 10 KAJANG, Wed. The Kajang High School Old Boys' Association Club house at Jalan Club here is now ready and will be opened soon. The association spent $B,OOO for repairs and renovation which was completel recently.
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    243 10 PENANG, Wed. The President of the Jamaica Teachers' Association, Mr. D.C. Gascoigne, today said that there were very great advantages in having one teachers' union in this country. Mr. Gascoigne, who gave a press conference this afternoon, explained one teachers' union would be
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    132 10 SAIGON, Wed. South Vietnam's Buddhist leaders and number of other monks and nuns in Saigon and Hue began their 72-hour hunger strike on the evening of Sept. 8, to protest against Sunday elections, termed by the Buddhists as "unpopular and manipu- lated elections
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    320 10 MALACCA, Wed. "You are the most fortunate settlers in the whole country", the Chief Minister of Malacca Enche Abdul Ghafar bin Baba told the 71 Bukit Katil Fringe Land Alienation Scheme settlers today. "The six acres of tappable rubber trees which each of you
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    215 10 IPOH, Wed. An attractive 21-year-old woman, chaperoned by her maid servant, went to a hotel room in Taiping to have her fortune read by a pseudo palmist, 28. He molested her instead. The woman reported to the police yesterday that she was alone
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    137 10 KAJANG. Wed. The Mentri Besar of Selangor, Dato Harun bin Haji Idris, will put on working clothes and join padi planters in Beranang, about 12 miles south of here to harvest padi this Friday, at 10 a.m. While Dato Harun will be busy shearing
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    82 10 IPOH. Wed. The Rev. Bro. Finian Ambrose, the new Brother Visitor of Roman Catholic Mission Schools in Malaysia. Singapore and Hons Kong, paid his first official visit to St. Michael's Institution here this morning. There was a parade of the school's cadet corps, the boy scouts
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    106 10 IPOH. Wed. A lifesize portrait of the Sultan of Perak in full regalia as a Commanding Officer of the Royal Malay Regiment, was presented to him on the eve of his 42nd birthday celebrations here today The presentation of the framed portrait in colour
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    137 10 PENANG. Wed. The President of the Lions Club of George Town. Mr. R. K. Sharma. disclosed today that the Lions medical den in Sungei Nibcitg had benefited more than 300 patients, who received free medical treatment and medicine He said that considering the need of tin-
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    79 10 SANDAKAN. Wed. Sabah last month exported 250,264.62 tons of sawn timber and logs valued at $24,330,939. About 65 per cent of the exports were from Sandakan The value was about $8 million higher than the corresponding period of last year when 178,651.46 tons valued at
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    92 10 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Enche Murad Hashim, Public Affairs Officer (Relations) of Esso Standard Malaya Berhad will be attending a one-month public relations orientation course in New York before going on to London for a recruiting survey of Malaysiar students there. He will leave Kuala Lumpur
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    57 10 PENANG, Wed. A laundary man,, Choo Kee Chin, 45, reported loss of cloth, valued at $3,608, and $470 worth of clothing from his tailor-laundry shop in Burmah Road. The discovery of the losses was made yesterday when he found his premises broken into the previous night. A
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    168 10 KUALA LUMPUR, wm A leading Kuala Luninat businessman and phiianth ropist, Mr. T. K Wen. hu been made a Dato i n th! honours list of the Sultan of Perak on the oceasioi of his 42nd birthday tomor. row. Mr. Wen. who is a B a of
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    156 10 IPOH Wed. Mr Yea* Koi Look the Perak State Information Officer in Ipob, ha« 3 been awarded the PMP by the Sultan of Perai. Born in Ipoh, he was educated at the Yuk Choy Higli School and the AngloChinese School in Ipoh. He first joined the Telecommunications
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    110 10 PENANG. Wed. A Kuala Lumpur resident, Wong Yeng Yitt, 35, wai found dead in a room of the New China Hotel IB Leith Street last night. It is learnt that he booked in on Sept. 11 ana appeared normal until yesterday when it was noticed
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    45 10 PENANG, Wed. Tof« imports of all grades of ber into Singapore and Malaysia for last on amounted to 9.263 ton>. Total exports of all grad«» of rubber to other countri from Singapore and Malaysia for the same P*' amounted to 89,288 to o
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    60 11 SOUTH Vietnam's youngest Prime Minister Nguyen Cao Ky effectionately hold his wife on receiving a present from ber during the party the Premier hosted to some 300 guests to celebrate his 36th birthday, on the lawns of his residence at Tan Son Nbut Air Base in
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    96 11 JAKARTA, Wed. (AP) Government officials here laid they will ship 200 tons of rice to stave off a famine threatening 20,000 persons on the small island of Lombok. Reports show more than 6.000 died of starvation on the island where one half has more rice than
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    176 11 SAIGON, Wed. (AP) A Vietcong demolition team stormed into a military motor pool on the outskirts of Saigon before dawn today, captured a U.S. serviceman, killed four Vietnamese militiamen, wounded others, and destroyed 52 trucks, U.S. Army officers said. The Vietcong blew a gaping hole in
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    100 11 TOKYO. Wed. (AP) Asian Development Bankers discussed how to accumulate domestic funds for use in the money-short region today during the second day of meeting of the third regional conference of Development Banks in Asia. The conference opened here on Tuesday with delegates from 12 nations participating.
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    251 11 SAIGON, Wed. (AP) For the seventh day in a row, U.S. bombers struck at a North Vietnamese missile complex yesterday, the U.S. Command re- ported. A spokesman said one missile was destroyed to bring to five the number of Soviet made missile blown
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    159 11 VIENTIANE, Laos, Wed. (UPI) Premier Prince Souvanna Phouma appealed today for foreign assistance to victims of recent floods in Laos. He invited foreign diplomats stationed here to his official residence and said that 80 per cent of rice fields and property in villages and
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    104 11 RANGOON, Wed. (AP) Burma's Revolutionary Government has passed its budget for the 1966-67 fiscal year with a surplus of 60 million kyats (US$l2 million) An official announcement said the budget aims at an annual production increase of 8 per cent, requiring a total outlay equivalent to U552,400,000,000. Total
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    76 11 KUCHING, Wed. (AFP)— Two more Sarawakians, who crossed the border to Indonesia and obtained military training, took advantage of the governments amnesty offer and surrendered to local authorities, it was learned today. This brings the total of surrender to nine since the amnesty announced by Malaysian
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    58 11 BANGKOK. Wed. (AFP) The Thai government may allot a total of 50 million bhats (about US$2.5 million) for relief of victims in the recent Mekong river floods, it was reported here today. According to the latest estimates, damage to the Daddy crops alone in North Thailand
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    85 11 SAIGON. Wed. (UPI) High Flying 852 Stratofortress bombers unloaded tons of high explosives on Communist troops concentrations and storage areas in the central highlands today. The raid chalked up the 5,000 th sortie over South Vietnam for the big bombers. The announcement about the milestone
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    215 11 TAIPEI. Wed. (UPI) A total of 10,000 tons of Taiwan rice is expected to be shipped to Manila before the end of this month, the Provincial Food Administration said today. This represents 8.000 tons the Philippines purchased from the Nationalist Chinese government at U*****.75 per
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    57 11 MANILA. Wed. (AFP) The Philippine government will repatriate some 1,000 Filipinos stranded jobless in South Vietnam on board the two landing ship transports that left here on Sunday with Vietnam-bound engineers and troops, informed sources said here today. The Philippine embessay in Saigon has advised the Foreign Office
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    Lock icon Mushrooms 'gold mine' in Formosa
    484 11  -  BY ENGENE LEVIN TAIPEH, Wed. (AP)— The resourceful farmers of Formosa who till their lands the equivalent of 14 months a year arc now finding a gold mine in mushrooms, asparagus and bananas. In 1960 there wasn't a mushroom grown in Formosa. Last year local
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    497 11 (Bv JEAN RAFFAELLI) HANOI, Wed. (AFP) North Vietnam is hungry. Over the past few weeks, an acute food shortage has hit the cities and to a lesser extent the countryside. Rice flavoured with ersatz salt, a scrap or two of meat, a banana and some tea
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    202 11 BANGKOK, Wed. (AFP)—Thailand has appointed Deputy Premier Prince Wan Waithayakorn to head the official delegation to any possible negotiations with Cambodia for normalising relations, Deputy Premier and Interior Minister General Prapas Charusathien disclosed here today. Mr. Charusathien told a press conference that elder statesman Prince Wan would
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    162 11 TAIPEI, Wed. (AP) North Formosa was struck yesterday and today a deluge which caused floods and landslides, claimed at least six lives and inflicted property damage running into millions of dollars. Many parts of Taipei, a city with more than 1.1 million inhabitants, were flooded and
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    172 11 BANGKOK, Wed. (AFP) Former President Dwight Eisenhower has denied press reports that he might visit Bangkok in the near future, it was reported here today. In a letter to a personal friend here, Mr. Eisenhower also expressed doubt whether he would ever be able to visit
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    766 13  -  SHE TAKES 2 TITLES IN DEBUT Bv A. JOHNSON SINGAPORE, Wed. A 13-year-old schoolgirl, Zahara Ahmad, who caused a sensation with her brilliant performance in athletics has "caught the eye" of national coach. Mr. Tan Ens Voon. The petite fleet-footed student who took up athletics
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    118 13 SINGAPORE, Wed.—The sports section of the Singapore Vigilante Corps Command Headquarters has received enthusiastic response and rood participation in the staging of various sporting and recreational activities for members of the vigilante corp The staff officer administration, Mr Lee Yok Seng, of the sports section
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    62 13 SINGAPORE, Wed.—The finals of the Singapore C omb 1 n i d Secondary Schools Spcrts Council's 7th inter-district swimming meet will be held on Saturday at 2.30 p.m. at the Chinese Swim.ning Club in Amber Road. Patron of the meet is Mr. Ong Pang Boon, Minister for Education.
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    119 13 BERN, Switzerland. Wed. (AP) Three Swiss soccer stars have been told they can never play for their country again because of a breach of team discipline during the World Cup competition in England. The players are link-man Koebi Kuhn, 23, and defender Werner Leimgruger, 32,
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    337 13 SUNSPORT COMMENT: r pHE Singapore Government's efforts to boost sport in the Republic is an "eye-opener" to sports officials of the emphasis being laid to build a "new look" in sporting activities in the country. The establishment of a Government-backed sports council should not
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    127 13 MANILA. Wed. (AFP) A South Korean boxing delegation is expected here next month for a aeries of bouts with Filipino amateurs, preparatory to the Fifth Asian Games in Bangkok. The goodwill meet, likely to be held on all weights, will be staged at
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    Lock icon KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. — The Mentri Besar of Selangor, Dato Harun bin Haji idris. who is also the president of the Selangor Ten Pin Bowling Association, yesterday received a $1,000 cheque for the association from Mr. Roy H. Grunebcrg of Peter Stuyvesant, at his office here.
    74 13 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. The Mentri Besar of Selangor, Dato Harun bin Haji idris. who is also the president of the Selangor Ten Pin Bowling Association, yesterday received a $1,000 cheque for the association from Mr. Roy H. Grunebcrg of Peter Stuyvesant, at his office here. Picture shows Dato Harun receiving
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    926 13 IPOH, Wed. The participation of the Japanese Thomas Cuppers, led by their ail-England singles runner-up, Masao Akiyama will highlight the 34ih Perak Open Badminton championships which take place next week. The tournament at the St. John Ambulance Association Hall will be from Tuesday. Sept.
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    140 14 HOUSTON, Texas, Wed. '(AP) Cassus Clay and Cleveland Williams will sign formal contracts tomorrow to fight for the heavyweight title in the Astrodome in November, Texas Boxing Enterprises promoter Earl Gilliam said yesterday. Gilliam said Clay, the 24-year-old unbeaten heavyweight champion, and Williams, 33. will
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    211 14 SINGAPORE, Wed. Eight teams will take part in the Singapore Under-23 rugby league which gets underway for the first time tomorrow. The Under-23 team to represent Singapore in the coming M.R.U. inter-state under-23 tournament will be selected from the participants in the tournament. The Singapore
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    80 14 MANILA. Wed. (AP) Fifty-five athletes 42 men and 13 women have been selected a s candidates for the track and field team the Philippines will send to the nith Asian Games in Bangkok in December. The Philippines Amateur u C j ar l Field Association
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    820 14 SINGAPORE, Wed. If there is a name as ohl as bowling in Singapore, it is Mr. E. J. Tan, better known as the "father" of the sport in this part of the world. Mr. E J. Tan, popularly known as "E.J." to his many
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    92 14 MEXICO CITY, Wed. (AFP) The United States will field 12 swimmers and an eight to 12-member athletics team at the second pre-Olympic international sports week here from Oct. 12 to 20. U. 8. participation is much smaller than was expected. Twenty two countries will take part
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    143 14 NEW PALTZ, New York, Wed. (UFI) Police had their first lead yesterday in the theft of former boxing champion Floyd Paterson's U. 5.535,000 crown when they recovered the car used by the bandits. The vehicle, stolen along with the croun and some jewellery on
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    161 14 SINGAPORE, Wed. The manager of the 16strong gymnastic team from New Zealand. Mr. John Sandos, said he hoped to see Singapore schoolchildren take up gymnastics more seriously. Mr. Sandos described gymnastics as a "healthy sport." He said that he would be willing to assist
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    65 14 MALACCA. Wed. The annual Malacca Malays soccer league will start on Sept. 19 when Bachang meets Malacca Tengah 'B* at the Bandar Hilir Municipal ground. Only seven teams are taking part this year. Merlimau Malays are the defending champions. The following are the teams taking part:-
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    334 14  -  By ROY LAZAROO SINGAPORE, Wed. Police drum major, Mahmood Mansoor, 22, will be the Republic's best medal hope in the forthcoming Asian Games in Bangkok. That's the opinion of Singapore National Coach, Mr Tan Eng Yoon. who said: "He should do better
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    100 14 SAN FRANCISCO. Wed. (UPI) Manager Herman Franks, whose San Francisco Giants are 2\ games out of first place in the pressure packed national league pennant race, yesterday received a new contract calling for a pay raise. "We all think Herman Franks has done a
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    90 14 MOSCOW. Wed (AFP) Russian pilot Alexis Anassov at the controls of an MI-1 has set a new world record for straight-line flight in a helicopter. Tass News Agency reported yesterday. The agency said that in flying from Soumy in the Ukraine to Orenbourg a distance
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    235 14 SINGAPORE, Wed. Singapore's representatives to the forthcoming Malaysian championships at Seremban this weekend showed good form last night when they handed out a 4-1 beating to the Sabah State badminton team. Former Thomas Cupper Wee Choong Seng, who is on the come-back trail to big
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    94 14 LISBON, Portugal, Wed. (AP) A boxing coach said yesterday he believes old fight injuries could have caused Dimitri Tsafendas to go berserk and assassinate South African Prime Minister Hendrik Verwoerd. "Stafendas' 'madness' could have resulted from the many blows to the head he
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    347 14 NEW YORK, Wed. TPI) Lou Johnson drove m four runs on consecutive homers to lead the national league-leading Lo s Angela Dodgers to their sixih straight victory, an 8-3 victory over the New Ym+ Meto last night. Johnson's lead C fl homer In
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    63 14 COLOGNE. West Germany. Wed. (AFP> West German middle weight boxing champion Jupp Eiz« has been offered a U5545,000 guarantee for a fight against world champion Griffith by the American manager Pary Miller, it vai reported here. The fight would takl place in New York in
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    223 14 PARIS, Wed. (AFP) Mr. Keinzo Kono, president of the Japanese Athletics Federation has told Mr. Francois Missoffe, French Minister for Youth and Sports that Japan is lacking in both sports coaches and sports installations. Mr. Kono also vice-presi-dent of the Japanese Upper (Chambery) headed a 12strong
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    26 14 MALACCA, Wed. Ayer Keroh Country C 1 u b's monthly golf competition will be held at the Ayer Keroh golf course on Sept. 17
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    Lock icon FRANKFURT, West Germany, Wed. — World heavyweight champion Muhammad Ali (Cassius Clay) stands ready after he had knocked down challenger Karl Mildenberger, West Germany, in the tenth round of their world title clash here last night. Muhammad retained his title when the referee stopped the bout in the 12th round and awarded the decision to Ali on a technical knock-out.
    59 14 FRANKFURT, West Germany, Wed. World heavyweight champion Muhammad Ali (Cassius Clay) stands ready after he had knocked down challenger Karl Mildenberger, West Germany, in the tenth round of their world title clash here last night. Muhammad retained his title when the referee stopped the bout in the 12th round and
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    196 15  -  by Windsor Lad KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday There was very little activity on the track this morning and only a few gallops came under observation. Encore (Coleman) was impressive in a 3f sprint, clocking 41 sec. and finishing with a bit in reserve. The track
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    103 15 PARIS. Wed. (AFP). Tie visiting Japanese volleybai team wrested a difficult victory from a Parisian team here last night, three sets to cne ((15-11, 13-15, 16-14, 15-2). Qn Monday evening they hs.i easily beaten another F onch team in three sets in s J 5-minute
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    83 15 LONDON, Wed. (AFP) Following are yesterday's results of the English Football League Cup, Second Round: (halftime in brackets). Coventry 2. Derby 1 (1—0) Fulham 2. Crystal Palace 0 t (0—0) Leeds 1, Newcastle 0 (1—0) Arsenal 1. Gillingham 1 (1—0) Brentford 2. Ipswich 4 Bristol City
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    404 15 Joe Hock absent due to sprained leg KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. An Indonesian fourteenman contingent for the third Malaysian Open Badminton Championships, flew in here this morning: amid hopes of doing fairly well in the tourney, which begins on Friday at Seremban. The Big surprise at
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    267 15 SINGAPORE, Wed. Singapore's Minister for Cu 11 ur e and Social Affairs, Inche Othman Wok, may lead the Singapore delegation of sports officials and participants to the forthcoming Asian Games in Bangkok between Dec- 9 and 20. Mr. Rongpet Scharitkul, Second Secretary
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    111 15 MANILA, Wed. (UPI) A pre-Asian Games boxing dual meet between the Philippines and South Korea is planned in Manila on Nov. 3 to 7. Amateur Boxing Association of the Philippines (ABAP) President Eugenio Puyat said the meet was proposed by the Koreans and he readily agreed. ABAP
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    42 15 WINNERS at the 7th annual Mr. Muscle/Beach ontest held at Long Btach, Port Dickson are pictured (from left) as follows: Senior Division: Chong Chin Siong (runnerup), Abu Bakar Jabbir (winner), Abdul Karim Talib (third) and Yousof Na'mat (fourth)
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    126 15 BANGKOK. Wed. (AFP) —Thailand need efficient foreign coaches to bring their athletes to the required Asian standards, according to Preeda Rodpothong. member of the Thai Olympic Committee. Rodpothong. who recently returned from a study tour of the United States, said Thailand's records in track and field
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    139 15 BANGKOK. Wed. (AFP)— Thailand's leading bantamweight Singapetch Sitsrimongkol scored a first round knockout against Japanese featherweight ISAO Ichihara in a scheduled ten-round houl at the Lumpini Stadium here last night. Ichihara, No. 7 contender for the Orient featherweight title, was a little unlucky as
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    116 15 TOKYO. Wed. World Junior lightweight champion Flash Elorde of the Philippines will put his crown at stake against Japan's S. Orient junior lightweight champion Yoshiaki Numata on Jan. 20, next year, in Honolulu, their managers announced here on Wednesday. At the same time the
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    55 15 WEMBLEY. England, Wed. (UPI) —Ken Rosewall of Australia moved Into the semi-finals in the London Professional Lawn Tennis Championships here on Tuesday night when he beat his compatriot Mai Anderson. 6-2, 6-2 in the quarter-finals. In the first round match Mike Davles of Britain beat Robert Haillet
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    37 15 AMERICAN diving coach Dr. Sammy Lee is seen briefing Korean diving team members in Seoul. Dr. Lee is the coach for both the men and women divers. AP Photo. AP Photo.
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    172 15 MILAN, Italy, Wed. (UPI) Former world heavyweight champion Rocky Marciano, expressing the view that Cassius Clay "dances too much." said on Tuesday, "it's not impossible" that he may return to the ring. Marciano, who retired as undefeated champion in 1956. was chatting with Newsmen during a
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    221 15 CHICAGO, Wed. (UPI) Heavyweight champion Cassius Clay's fistic plans for the immediate future on Tuesday awaited a more enlightening report on X-rays of his swollen right hand. Dr. John Palmer said an initial study of the X-ray plates did not show
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    386 15 MEXICO City. Wed. (AP) Vicente Saldivar, world Featherweight boxing champion, says he would like to fight Howard Winstone of Great Britain if Saldivar's next title defence is to be at home. "If my next fight is in Mexico. I would like it to be
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    70 15 MEXICO CITY. Wed. (UPl)—The International Olympic Executive Committee will hold its fall meetings in Mexico City on Oct. 22. after the scheduled international sports week (Little Olympics) Oct. 12-20, the 1968 Games Organizing Committee said on Tuesday. Most of the International Committee will attend the Games
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    301 15 LONDON, Wed. (AFP) Eiig 1 a n d's cricket team won the Rothman's World Cup yesterday afternoon at Lord's when they beat the W T est Indies XI in a 50-over, singleday match by 67 runs. SCORES: England 217 for seven (innings closed) West Indies
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    111 15 LONDON, Wed. (AFP) Crystal Palace are really In ward Saturday, Tom White their Scottish forward, cracked a collarbone at Charlton and last night John Sewell, their right back. Suffered a similar injury in the second round League Cup match at Fulham. Palace lost 2-0 to goals
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    38 15 LONDON, Wed. (UPI) Tuesday's cricket result: at Scarborough:— M.C.C. beat Yorkshire by 83 runs; M.C.C. 252 and 107 for 2 declared; Yorkshire 117 and 159 (Binki 60 no, Hobbs 5 for 113).
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    96 15 JAKARTA. Wed. (AP).— The Jakarta headquarters for the Asian round of the Games of New Emerging Forces will send a 100-man contingent, despite reports to the contrary, from Japan. The statement appeared to conflict with reports from Japan that it would not be sending any
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    130 15 WASHINGTON. Wed. (AP) Nancy Reed and Donna Floyd Fales of the United States upset secondseeded South Africans Maryna Godwin and Esme Emanuel B—6, 6—B, 6—3 on Tuesday in a two-hour semi-final match of the Kenwood Invitational Women's tennis tournament. Also gaining Wednesday's final were Judy Tegart
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    114 15 INDIANAPOLIS, Indiana, Wed. <AP) Former race champion A.J. Foyt is quitting auto racing for this season but will be back next year, the Indianapolis News reported yesterday. A run of bad luck preceded the veteran U.S. driver's decision. In a race at the Indiana State fairgrounds last
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