The Straits Times, 14 June 1964

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    16 1 ATIONAL LIBRARY! In THE SUNDAY TIMES NO. 1,476 SUNDAY, JUNE 14, 1964 20 CENTS. KDN 732
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    The withdrawal issue is still big snag: Jakarta wants two of four checking centres in their own territory
    193 1  - The withdrawal issue is still big snag: Jakarta wants two of four checking centres in their own territory GEOFFREY ELDARD SARAWAK BATTLE: GANG ROUTED From G ETCHING, Sat. APatrol of the Federation Reconnaissance Kegiment battled with a gang of armed Indonesian terrorists in the Enskilili area of the Second Division
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    SUMMIT: TOUCH-AND-GO
    706 1 special to the -SUNDAY TIMES WITH less than 24 hours to go before Tengku Abdul Rahman arrives here, prospects of a summit taking place with Presidents Soekarno and Macapagal looked, very remote today. Judging from the latest Indonesian stand on the crucial question of withdrawal, I even doubt
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    Lock icon MANILA SAYS NO TO ENVOY DJ ATI
    136 1 MANILA SAYS NO TO ENVOY DJ ATI \f ANILA, Sat. The iTI Philippines has rejected the nomination of Lieu tenant-General DJatikusumo as Indonesia's next ambassador here, a newspaper columnist said today. Mr. Emil Jurado of the Philippines Herald said the local Indonesian embassy has written the Indonesian Foreign Ministry in
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    Lock icon Blast: Two held
    37 1 SANTO DOMINGO. Sat Police have detained two men for questioning in connection with yesterday's blast at ihe Dominican Republic's army munition store here, which killed 10 people and in lured more than 300. Reuter
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    Tengku: I will go just the same
    345 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. Tengku Abdul Rahman this afternoon announced that he would go through with his plan to fly to Tokyo tomorrow although the prospects for a summit meeting with President Soekarno and President Macapagal remain as indefinite as earlier this week. "Out
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    Manila recognition: A decision at Tokyo
    201 1 Manila recognition: A decision at Tokyo i TOKYO, Saturday. PHILIPPINE recognition ot Malaysia could be decided at Tokyo next week at bilateral talks held during but not as a part of the projected summit conference. The key. say Philippine sources, would be agreement between President MacaDaeal and Tengku Abdul Rahman
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    Lock icon 'Volunteers to enter Borneo'
    69 1 JAKARTA. Sat. Col baDina Mochlur, commander of the Indonesian Volunteer Combat Brigade posted along the Borneo border nai said his volunteers would immediately be landed on "enemy territory" to join Ihe people's struggle to break up Malaysia, according to the Antara news agency It said Col.
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    Lock icon Korea to honour Truman
    64 1 WASHINGTON. Sut Korea's highest medal, the "Order of Merit for National Foundation Joongjang." will be presented to former President Harry Truman on June 25. the 14th anniversary of the Korean war. it was announced yesterday. The presentation will be made by the Korean Ambassador to the
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    Lock icon Parachutes: 'Don't sell to Sock'
    54 1 TOIIYO. Sat. The Japanese Government has advised a private firm to suspend negotiations to export parachutes to Indonesia, the Trade Ministry said today. The Ministry said It was "unI deslrable" for Japan to export an item that might be Involved in an i inte: national
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    N-cargo ship launched
    29 1 BONN. Sat Europe's nrst nuclear-powered cargo sh'i (26.000 tons> was launched at Kiel today But the vessel will not Mil on its maiden voyage until 1967
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    Lock icon Aussie troops upset Gen. Rukman
    107 1 Aussie troops upset Gen. Rukman JAKARTA, Sat. Military •J leaders in the eastern part of Indonesia today strongly criticised the dispatch of Australian troops to Malaysian North Borneo. Brig. Gen. Rukman. Army Deputy Chief for East Indonesia, said Australia torgot good neighbour relations with Indonesia. Gen. Rukman said that with
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    Lock icon Saboteurs busy
    28 1 SAIGON, 6at. Communist Viet Cong mine* derailed three trains and Mew up two trucks in a> 13-hour period yesterday, the Ministry of Defence announced tod;iy.— A.P
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    JUST FANCY THAT
    93 1 NEW YORK. Sat. Tony. ai. 18-month-old Bengal tiger, weighing 500 lb.. walked out of Its cage in the garage of an animal trainer at Chattanoga. Tennessee, yesterday but an 11 -year-old girl and an old woman coaxed it back again Its owner. Mrs. Evelyn Currle. said she
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    Lock icon New Red buildup: Attack fear in Laos
    255 1 New Red buildup: Attack fear in Laos VIENTIANE, Sat. Western military sources said today there were indications of a Communist Pathet Lao buildup for a possible attack on the Neutralist stronghold of Muorg Soui in north-central Laos. An attack on Muong Soul has been expected .since the fall of two
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    Lock icon Strikers strike
    36 1 ROME. Sat. Communist-led railway workers, striking for higher pay and o'her benefits, yesterday blew up a i-mall section of track in Northern Italy in an attempt to make their walkout I more effective. UPI
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    'Leaders' contest gets underway
    66 2 SINGAPORE. Sat. The Singapore Junior Chamber of Commerce today held the first heaU for IK fiftli "Leaders of Tomorrow" oratorical contest at the National Library lecture hall. The finals will be on Thursday at th* Victoria Theatre. The contest, sponsored by Esso !s to provide secondary
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    Four-day art exhibition
    66 2 IPOH. Sat. —The pTMKUI tho Prrak Chinese Association. Oato Lhu Pak Khuan. declared open a four-day oil painting exhl- bltion. at the Perak Sundry Shop's Ouild here today The exhibits are works of Mr Llm Yeh, also known as Robert Lou and his wife. Madam Lin Knm.
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    TAN: HARD PULL AHEAD
    746 2 Every effort urged to balance the ordinary budget He warns of period of strain for Malaysia from now till 1968 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. The Finance Minister, Mr. Tan Siew Sin, tonight warned that economic considerations alone pointed to a period of strain for Malaysia between now
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    HEART' CASES RECOVERING
    117 2 SUNGEI PATAM. Sat. The Kulim magistrate. Inche Mohameri Arshad bin Ismail, who was placid in an oxygen tent after a heart attack two weeks ago, is now reported out of danger. Inche Arshad. 50. was first admitted to Kulim hospital and later transferred to Alor Star hospital
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    FIRST MALAY CO-ED SCHOOL
    159 2 FIRST MALAY CO-ED SCHOOL KANGAR, Sat. The first co-educational Malay secondary school in Pcrlis was opened at Arau yesterday by the King's daughter, Puan Sharifah Salwa (above), wife of the Regent. The $305,000 school with an enrolment of 603 students 335 boys and 268 girls has 18 classrooms and two
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    GOVT URGED TO PLAN FOR DOUBLE CROPPING
    135 2 GOVT URGED TO PLAN FOR DOUBLE CROPPING [JENANG. Sat— The Penang State Government has been asked to include in its next five-year development programme, plans to introduce double-crop-ping on 4,000 acres of padi land in the south-west district of the Island. "I have made this suggestion to the Government," Inche
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    Registration for exams
    96 2 CINGAPORE. Sat. Registration for the August National Language Public Examination In Standards one. two. and three began last Monday. Candidates wishing to sit for these examinations should apply personally at the Ministry of Education at Kay Slang Road between 9 a.m. to 12 noon and 3 p.m.
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    Postal agencies
    42 2 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. The! Minister of Works. Posts and Tele- j communications, Dato V.T. Bam- 1 barthan. today announced that postal agencies have been opened it Sendayan and Kuala Sawah In Nrgri Sembilan and at Kampong I China in Perak.
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    Work-to-rule over claims
    257 2 X-RAY STAFF UNION WANTS GOVT. TO PAY OVERTIME KUALA LUMPUR, Saturday. Federation X-ray Stall Union, comprising radiographers. X-ray assistants and X-ray developers will go on a work-to-rule from Monday to back their claims lor overtime and call-duty compensation. The decision was taken at an emerKei.cy meeting of
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    Query on the rebuilding programme
    151 2 Query on the rebuilding programme SINGAPORE, Sat. The Prime Minister. Mr. Lee Kuan Yew. will be asked at the next Legislative Assembly meeting what plan the Government has for ensuring alternative accommodation and livelihood for those who will ment's scheme to rebuild the be affected by the Governurban areas. The
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    MAN WHO RETURNED
    148 2 DENANG. Sat.— A man who returned to George Town on June 4 to see his adopted son who had been Injured In an accident, was jailed for three months today Chew Joo Chooi, who had been prohibited from enterlnK the city for five years, pleaded guilty to
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    Father, girl. 6. die in crash
    91 3 lOHORE BHARU, d Sat. Two people were killed when a car was ir? collision with a timber lorry at the 3rd milestone Yong Peng-Labis Road near here on Thursday.. The dead are: Mr. P. K. Prabha, 37, the manager of Union Estate in Yong
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    More civics courses
    48 3 More civics courses PARIT BUNTAR, Sat. The Knan District Information Officer. Inche Wan Mohamed bin Saileh, said today more civics courses would be held this year for the people of Krian. The nrst course this year will be conducted for Malays at Parit| To Kip on June 24.
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    Cuepacs welcomes Malayanise pledge by-Sambanthan
    184 3 Cuepacs welcomes Malayanise pledge bySambanthan KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. The president of the Congress of Unions of Employees in the Public and Civil Service. Mr. V. E. Jesudoss. today welcomed the announcement by the Minister of Posts. Works and Telecommunications, Dato V. T. Sambanthan. that there would be full Malayanisation 'in
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    Malaysia may be theme of new film by Holden
    349 3  -  JUDITH YONG INDONESIAN CONFRONTATION COULD BE EXCELLENT BACKGROUND, HE SAYS By gINGAPORE, Sat. American actor William Holden today said that Indonesia's confrontation and the ever-changing face of Malaysia would be an excellent background for the next script he intends to film
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    8 THUGS HELD IN 2.30 a.m. SWOOP
    197 3 Police foil plan for big clash Yf ALACCA. Sat.— Police here today arrested eight secret society thugs and seized 10 live bullets, eight parangs, a dagger, a knife and a wire cutter in a predawn gangland swoop. The time was 2.30 a.m. and
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    Missing girl home: 2 held
    70 3 TELUK ANSON. Sat. A 14--year-old girl, Tham Me Me. who was reported missing last month, lias been found in Kuala Lumpur and returned to her home here by the police yesterday. Two men. one from Ipoh and another from Teluk An>on. have been detained by
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    12 pigs stolen
    33 3 IPOH. Sat. Twelve pt(js worth a total of $880 were stolen from a sty belonging to a vegetable gardener. Koo Nam Fook. 34. in Gunong Rapat new village here yesterday
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    Credibility of corruption case witness impeached
    378 3 J^ PROSECUTION witness in a corruption case had his credibility impeached in the Sessions Court here today. The witness, Yau Pak Van, 30. a tin miner and dealer, was testifying against Lim Cheng Kooi, 40, a chief clerk in the Mines Department. Perak. Lim,
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    A cruise down the Pahang for envoy
    187 3 A cruise down the Pahang for envoy L'UAL LUMPUR. Sat. The New Zealand High Commissioner here, Mr. Hunter Wade (above), will be taken on a 150-mile trip by houseboat down the Pahang River for a courtesy call on the Sultan of Pahang next week. Mr. Wade, who will be accompanied
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    Red Cross fair
    36 3 SINGAPORE. Sat.— The organising committee of the Bintrapor* Red Crocs Society recently raised 539.593 from its flag day. It will hold a food and fun fair at the Raffles Institution on July 4.
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    UNEXPLODED BOMB WARNING
    146 3 KLALA LUMPUR, Sat— Police today warned the public against the dangers of personally conveying unexploded hombs or missiles to police stations after findinu them. The warning was issued following a case where a man. on finding an unexploded mortar homb, bad conveyed it personally to a police
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    KHIR ON A MUST' FOR NEW PROJECTS
    378 4  -  JERRY FRANCIS MANY WAYS IN WHICH COMPANIES CAN BRING BENEFITS TO PEOPLE ways by which the companies themselves couJd help bring the direct benefits of industrialisation to the people without their even having to act in ways contrary to the principle of profit
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    AUPE terms to Govt. for fair pay inquiry
    411 4 AUPE terms to Govt. for fair pay inquiry TIHE Amalgamated Unions of Public Employees has forwarded to the Government a number of "minimum conditions" to ensure that the proposed Salaries Inquiries Commission —to review the salaries of civil servants in Singapore delivers fair and just recommendations. So far the Government
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    14 SCHOOLS SEEK GOVT AID
    147 4 TPOH, Sat.— The Ministry 1 of Education has been asked for grants totalling $733,855 to be soent this year on the newly conforming Chinese schools in Perak. This request was made by heads of 14 newly conformed schools to the Assistant Minister of Education, Mr.
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    UNION TO NAAFI: WE WON'T GIVE IN
    246 4 UNION TO NAAFI: WE WON'T GIVE IN 'Talk or strike goes on' YfALACCA. Sat. Th« XTi NAAFI Employees Union today called on th c management to negotiate on its wage claims or face prolonged strike action*. XT» Th strlke b y the 80 NAAFI workers entered It* fourth day today.
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    Che Puan Besar opens sale
    68 4 TELUK ANSON. Sat. Th« Consort of the Raja Muda of Perak. Ch? Puan Besar said here today that it was organisations such as the Women's Institute that helped to foster better understanding among the various races In Malaysia She was speaking at the opening of
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    MAKE KLANG CLEANER: HARUN
    173 4 MAKE KLANG CLEANER: HARUN KLANO, Sat.-The Mentrl Besar of Selangor, Inch* Harun bin Hajl Idrit (above), told 16 town councillors here today that he would make an unexpected visit the next time and hope to find the cleanliness of the town even better. "As this is my official visit today
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  • Obituary
    DEATH
    21 4 CABLE RECEIVED from Ceylon on 13-6-64 S. Kurumoorthy Sastiar expired 12-6-64. father of K. Raslah of 7. Buklt Tembok. Seremban.
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    IN MEMORIAM
    28 4 IN LQVING memory of our beI lc\ed father Tay Oeok Swee who I departed this day 1958. Oone but never forgotten by his family and relatives.
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    N-Language Week has a new note of urgency
    178 5 N-Language Week has a new note of urgency SINGAPORE Sat. The Minister for Culture. Mr. S. Kajaratnam. said today that National Language Week to be held in Aueust. was becoming increasingly important as a means «>f consolidating the nation through the use of a common language. Addressing the first meeting
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    Govt. move to treate bright' leaders
    344 5 Govt. move to treat e bright leaders Courses in U.K. for *cream' of students THE Singapore Government is offering full scholarships to the "cream" of preuniversity class students to pursue undergraduate courses in the humanities at Oxford and Cambridge Colleges, with a view to creating in the future an enlightened
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    EX-REBEL DETAINEE ARRESTED AGAIN
    129 5 EX-REBEL DETAINEE ARRESTED AGAIN BRUNEI TOWN. Sat Ha,ji Meliained bin Haji Bakar, an ex-rebel detainee and former Brunei Town and District Councillor, has been re-arrested for alleged subversion, it was learnt yesterdayHaji Mohanied was arrested during a raid on his house in the outskirts of this town. He is the
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    Highlands tigress is 'not a maneater'
    129 5 l/UALA LUMPUR, Sat. Residents, tourists and holidaymakers in the Cameron, Highlands are advised to keep calm as the tigress reported to be in the area is not a maneater. The Pahang Game Warden. Inche Abdul Jalil bin Ahmad, who gave this advice today, added
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    DISCONTENTMENT IN CUSTOMS Nair calls for removal of anomalies in pay scheme
    821 5 DISCONTENTMENT IN CUSTOMS Nair calls for removal of anomalies in pay scheme SINGAPORE. Sat rVHE secretary-general of the Singapore National Trades Union Congress Mr. C. V. Devan Nair, today said that the numerous anomalies and inequities patiently borne by three categories of Customs and Excise officers for the past five
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    Sata X-ray unit
    36 5 SINGAPORE Sa: A S;ita X-ray v-:. will be s.auon- 1 ed a- the market place rear Junction of Coronation Road and Buki: T'.mah Road from Monday Fr.day from 5.30 p.m. to 8 pm.
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    ANNOUNCEMENTS
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    RELIGIOUS ANNOUNCEMENTS
    123 6 2* Word* tIJt (Milt.) PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, In Sin- Urttmrd Koad Sunday B*r\lce 'J a.m. and A p.m.—All Welcome. BAHAI WORLD FAITH—Tbi- K- luion lor t>xijy Kiod God's solutions I a,I human prortlrm*. Lltrrature from 333 Rahxn* Road. Strtmhan. WESLEY METHODIST CHURCH. "> Fort Otnmtm' Road, Singapore. nnf S9OTI.
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    LEARNING TO BE CIVILISED
    485 6 LEARNING TO BE CIVILISED IMAGINE a very backward society. cannibalistic, perhaps, and totem-wor-shipping, dominate^ by lusty and turbulent males determined to defend their tribal privileges. Add to this society a small number of confused, anxious and physically weaker people who know they have to come to terms with this different
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    CYPRUS: LITTLE DOCTOR IN THE WINGS...
    472 6  -  Charles Foley by NICOSIA. Sat. His consulting room looks like a command post. Guns are heaped in a corner. Helpers roll bandages. Toughs in khaki battledress with red berets go In and out. "Don't stand by the window." the doctor advises. "It's ln the
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    Racing in real style at New York's Big A
    436 6  - Racing in real style at New York's Big A CLIVE GRAHAM BY YEW YORK, Sat As I came away from Aqueduct racecourse I had gone to watch the Belmont Stakes I could only wonder at the fantastic enterprise which "Big A," as the course is known to New Yorkers, stands
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      THE TEACHERS
      242 6 rpHE education of today is no good and will never be good II we do not Improve it now. Teachers are not to be blamed for they are a lot of dissatisfied people. The reason: salary. The Ministry of Education, instead of being aware of the danger, remains
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      PREFECTS IN POWER
      158 6 IT is alarming to find out that prefects are given special treatment in schools. I agree that prefects are needed to keep order but they should not be given too much power. Remember, power tends to corrupt and absolute power corrupts absolutely. In many schools pre- lects
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      DATE WITH BEN
      93 6 PLEASE. Television Singapura. It is about time something was done about your sub-titles. While enjoying a good film it Is most annoying to have words your Hashed across the faces. Mind you. I'm not being mean; I'm not saying do away with sub-titles. All I want is
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      CALL OF THE SEA
      81 6 I REFER to an article ln the Sunday Times (June 7) entitled "The Call of the Sea" wherein it was mentioned that when the youths complete their training they are awarded certificates and have to register with the Seafarers' Welfare Board to await posting to ships.
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    SUMMIT: The tortuous road to Tokyo
    1002 6  - SUMMIT: The tortuous road to Tokyo FELIX ABISHEGANADEN from TOKYO, Saturday WE are almost at the summit here and what a rough uphill climb it has been for Malaysia, considering the calc v I a t ed disruptive policy embarked upon by President Soekarno over the past 1 0 days.
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    Tengku on 'test of loyalty'
    739 7 Tengku on 'test of loyalty 'Knowledge of Malay is proof of love for Malaysia' 'EVEN A CHILD CAN STUDY_ LANGUAGE IN 3 YEARS' J^UALA LUMPUR. Sat. The Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman, declared today that those who did not master the national language by 1967 had no real intention of
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    NO PERMIT, SO THE PROTEST-MARCHERS DO IT BY BUS
    264 7 NO PERMIT, SO THE PROTEST-MARCHERS DO IT BY BUS SINGAPORE, Saturday. fHE Singapore Malay Teachers' Union this morn- ing called off its proposed mile-long protest march to the Ministry of Education because it could not obtain a police permit. Instead, the union brought five busloads of its members to the
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    Testimonials for thirteen
    42 7 lOAPORI 8«l Oan vice fpri to 13 i >! the Royal Navy at a the Naval Base >m on Tv« The awards mark meritorious by the employees over ptriods ranging from 18 years to rt years employment In the baat-
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    Citizenship offence
    106 7 •^•IBONG TEBAL. Sat.— A Shop- keeper. R. V. Abdul Kader, 26. of Sungel Kechil. pleaded guilty in the magistrate's court here today to a charge of making a false declaration to obtain a Federal citizen*iip certificate in April 11 this year Senior Insp. Noordin bin Abdul Rahman, prosecuting,
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    For your day by the sea
    93 7 IOUW Sedili Kechil 1.i2 p.m. iB.4lt> 11.55 p.m. ifi.llu; Singapore 12.50 a.m. (9.3 f t) 2.52 p.m. (7.8 m, Port Dickson 9.17 ,i m. iB.sft> 9.49 p.m. iB.stt>; Port Swetienham 8.45 a.m. il3.blt> 8.48 p.m. (12.8 ft); Penang 3.30 am. 7.1 n 3.19 v.m
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    Airline schedules
    222 7 Airline schedules AIRPORT schedules farrivals and deoarturesj for today: Penang Arrivals MALAYSIAN AIRWAYS: From Singapore Kuala Lumpur and Ipoh (ML 106) 735 a.m.; Singapore (ML 584) SO5 a.m.; Singapore, Kuala Lumpur and Ipoh (ML 032) 9.45 am Singapore, Malacca and Kuala Lumpur (ML 004) 10.35 am Kota Bharu (ML 035)
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    Lock icon Hasluck pledge to Vietnam
    61 7 SAIGON. Sat. The Australian External Affairs Minister. Mr Paul Hasluck. said that Increased Australian military aid committments to South Vietnam "symbolise the sympathy and support of my country for the struggle her* Mr. Hasluclc. who arrived yesterday from Cambodia for a twoday visit, said he would
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      268 7 On your TV today "PELEVISION programmes 640 750 Million Words; 720 Kirn Borg: 945 News and newsfor tndav Celebrity golf— Harpo Marx; reel in English; 10.05 Program745 News and newsreel in Chi- me summary in all languages for nese; 8.10 Age of Kings— Pall of the next day and close.
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    Lock icon $314,500 painting
    30 8 PARIS. Sat. Renoir's painting Madeleine u-ith the white corsage and bouquet of flowers" was sold for 520.000 francs rover M5314.500> at the Palate Galliera "art sale here.— Reuter.
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    Nikita: N-war utterly 'stupid' 'Peace the aim of Russia '
    230 8 Nikita: N-war utterly 'stupid' 'Peace the aim of Russia ]UOSCOW, Sat. Mr. iTI Khrushchev said here last night that a nuclear war is "stupid, stupid, stupid." Speaking at a reception in Kremlin, ,Mr. Khrushchev said that the documents signed between Russia and East Germany the communiaue and the treaty wo
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    491 8 Russia signs treaty with Red Germany Joint undertaking on West Berlin status RUSSIA and East Germany yesterday signed a treaty guaranteeing East Germany's frontiers and jointly undertaking to regard West Berlin as In no way part of West Germany. The official Soviet news agercy Tass said the treaty of friendship,
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    438 8 JUDY GARLAND: TWO MYSTERY WEDDINGS No record anywhere of a double ceremony IJONG KONG, Sat. Newly weds Judy Garland and her travelling companion, Mark Herron, left behind the unsolved mystery of their double marriage when they sailed for Japan early today. Both declared that they had been wed once aboard
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    199 8 WASHINGTON, Saturday. pOR the first time in the history of the Laotian r war. the United States now has aerial photographic proof of the presence of Communist North Vietnamese troops in Laos, the State Department said yesterday. i The photographs, taken by i
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    49 8 SAIGON. Sat. A government campaign to win over Communist Viet Cong guerrillas with offers nf > rewards has netted 27 defectors in oast month, a U.S. military spokesman reported yesterday. Th« offers are contained in leaflet* dropped by planes over known i Viet Cong areas. AP
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    150 8 Inonu to visit Washington ANKARA, Sat.— The Turkish Prime Minister. Mr. Ismet Inonu, has accepted an invitation from President Johnson to visit Washington, the semiofficial Anatolian news agency reported last night, quoting authorised sources. The agency said Mr. Inonu's acceptance was contained in a message to be handed to Mr.
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    Lock icon F.B.I. GETS A WANTED MAN
    156 8 WASHINGTON, Sat. The F. 8.1, today announced the apprehension last night in a gun battle at San Jose, California, of George Zavada. 48. one of FBI 10 most wanted men A spokesman said Zavada drew a revolver from his holster and fired at F. 8.1.
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    Lock icon EFTA MAY HAVE TO TURN TO C'WEALTH: WILSON
    208 9 LONDON, Sal Mr. Harold Wilson. Labour Opposition leader, said last night that Britain and the other member countries of the European Free Trade Association (Efta) may have to think of closer links with the British Commonwealth. This would have to be stuied
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    For home burial
    37 9 I Bangkok Bat.— The Thai! lovemment baa agreed that the •lie- time Premier Piebul ongnram. who died in esile in apan on Thursday, could be j rought to Thailand for burial.— I NKLSON MANDELA
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    Lock icon S.A. SABOTA GE TRIAL EIGHT GET LIFE
    447 9 Police stop Africans' march to court PRETORIA, Saturday. OUTH African police forced back hundreds of singing Africans outside the Palace of Justice here yesterday after life sentences had een passed on all eight convicted men in the sabotage trial. Nelson Mandela, 46-year-old former
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    73 traders murdered by six-man gang in Jaya
    142 9 73 traders murdered by six-man gang in Jaya JAKARTA, Sat.— Seventy three traders have been murdered in the tiny East Java town of Modjokerto by a six-man gang, the official news agency Antara reported yesterday. Surabaja Police Commissioner Suprajitno s&id the police have arrested the murderers, who have confessed. Antara
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    Lock icon Bomber shot down
    29 9 PEKINO. Sat —An American made navnl patrol bomber from Formosa was shot down over North China on Thursday night. New China news aepnev reported yesterday Reuter
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    Lock icon SCRANTON JOINS THE PRESIDENCY RACE
    249 9 pOVERNOR William Scranton of Pennsylvania w announced at Baltimore yesterday he would be an active candidate for the Republican Presidential nomination Sources close to his office had described the Governor NEW YORK. Sat as deeply disturbed over the leadership trend within the Republican Party that
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    Lock icon Red convoy from Laos is wiped out
    131 9 Red convoy from Laos is wiped out SAIGON. Sat. Vietnamese infantrymen clawing their way across South Vietnam's highest mountain surprised a Communist convoy moving in from Laos on Monday and killed 27. American advisers in the region said yesterday that the Communists were caught in a Jungle valley while Government
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    Lock icon 64 years' jail for four Africans
    65 9 JOHANNESBURG. Sat. Pour Africans were sentenced to a toiai of 64 years in jail here yesterday on charges of sabotage. Junior Nltosl. Joseph Khoza and Silas Ntengu each received 17 year Jail terms. Jeremiah Beeuw wa-s jailed for 13 years. They were found guilty
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    MUMMY HAS ARTIFICIAL HAND
    108 9 I ON DON, Sat. A 3.000-year-old Egyptian mummy. named Miik. has been found to have an artificial hand, museum officials said yesterday. The officials said Mick has stood quietly in a corner of Darlington';; Public Museum for 30 years. An X-ray picture of him was taken
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    Sellers is back from the dead
    195 9 lONDON, Sat. Its Peter Sellers back from the dead, with a grin from ear to ear. And as he posed yesterday for pictures in the doorway of his home in Elstead. Surrey. Britain's Clown Prince was in cracking form judging by the look of
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    Life in jail for Swede who spied
    174 9 Life in jail for Swede who spied RUSSIA PAID HIM $300,000— OTOCKHOLM, Sat. Stockholm magistrate's court today sentenced Air Force colonel and former diplomat Stig Wennerstroem to life in prison for selling vital Western secrets to Russia. Wennerstroem. 57. was also stripped of his military rank and ordered to pay
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    60 9 LONDON, Sat. Canadianborn actor Paul Carpenter died today in a dressing room at the Vaudeville Theatre here. The 42-year-old actor had arrived to rehearse for the new comedy •The First Fish" which is due to open shortly in London. He complained of feeling ill
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    New tin mines urged
    155 10 TTOE Economist said x yesterday that new tin mines must be opened up if price levels are to be kept stable. The weekly news magazine, commenting on the recent upswing in tin prices, said the most obvious reason for the bullish market was the near disappearance
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    Gang meeting: 6 detained
    99 10 SINGAPORE. Sat.— Six "fighters" of the secret society group "329" were having a gangland conference In an unnumbered hut in Cambridge Road early this morning when a party of detectives swooped on them. All six. who operated In the Cambridge Road and Truro Road areas, were
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    THE STOCK EXCHANGE
    381 10 CINGAPORE, Sat.—Comw hined business in the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Malayan Stock Exchange today with the number of shares traded in brackets: INDUSTRIALS: Boustead (1.000) $1.77: Dunlops (1.000) $2 JO; Esso Ords. (2.000) $2.74; Gammon (3.000) $3.47. (2.000) $3.46: Hume Ords. (1.000) $2.45;
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    LORRY HIT POLICE IN ROYAL MOTORCADE
    261 10 SINGAPORE, Saturday A TRAFFIC policeman was in a motorcade provided lor the children of the Cambodian Head of State, Ptince Sihanouk, when he was thrown off his motor-cycle by a hit-and-run lorry driver, a court was told today. The Second Traffic Magistrate. Mr liew
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    Union conference
    37 10 PENANQ. Sat. The Penan R Municipal and Government L.ibour Union will hold its seventh I annual delegates conference at the Khek Association, Burmah Road, tomorrow. The Chief. Minister. Dato Wong Po»- Nee will open conference
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    Civics course is over
    98 10 SINGAPORE. Sat.-The De- puty Prime Minister, Dr Toh i Chin Chye. this morning clos.ed a two-weeks" civics course attended by 43 Scout Commissioners, members of the trainIng team and group Scouters at the Political Study Centre Tlie course, conducted by Mr. G G. Thomson, Director >f
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    Theft of scooter alleged
    60 10 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat Pok Chen On, 20. of Klang Road was today charged In the Sessions Court here with breaking Into a house and stealing a scooter valued at S7OO at Chan Sow Lin Road on the night of Dec. 13. last year. The case will
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    L-Month rally
    33 10 SUNUEI PATANI. Sat. The Mentrl Besar. Dato Syed Omar Bhahbuddin. will lead the oathtaking at a National Language Month rally to be held on tbe public padang here on Tuesday evening.
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    ANTI-CHOLERA CAMPAIGN
    127 10 npEMERLOH. Sat. 1 More than 11.000 people here have been Biven anti-cholera vaccinations in the past two days following the discovery of two cholera cases at Kampone Lebak. six miles from here One of the victims has since died in the Mentakab Hospital and the other is reported
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    LOW-COST FLATS READY NEXT MONTH
    334 10 LOW-COST FLATS READY NEXT MONTH JOHORE BAHRU, Saturday. fHE Johore Government today announced tl the 15-storey low-cost flats being built Jalan Lumba Kuda Lama here will be rea next month. This was stated in the Johore State Asseml in reply to written questions by Mr. Teo Ah Kia Alliance Assemblyman
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    Man freed in 'wickecß murder' trial
    304 10 Man freed in 'wickecß murder' trial IPOH. Sat a seven-mi jury deliberated t more than an hour befo returning its verdict at nli o clock last night, t fourth day of a trial de crlbed as having arisen o of a "wicked killing" f which two men had be< charged
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    445 11  -  MICHAEL THORNTON By jIEuIDCI OUTSIDE the rain is falling steadily from an overcast June sky. Inside, in the darkness of an upstairs room, a group of people sit holding hands round a table. This is the beginning of SEANCE ON A WET AFTERNOON, the
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    566 12 T T was one of I ghastly mornJL ings when you look back and just cannot see why everything should have gone wrong the night before. So you are in no mood to be nice and polite, especially to girls.
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    GOVT HITS AT AUPE FOR DISTORTION'
    283 12 'Allegation to create resentment SINGAPORE. Sat.— The Government today charged the Amalgamated Union of Public Employees with making a mischievous allegation a tt ttht.tt to" calculated to confuse City Council monthly-paid staff transferred to the civil service so as to arouse their resentment against
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    Airport hello for Jan
    63 12 Airport hello for Jan SINGAPORE, Sat. The Australian Army was on hand to welcome Miss Australia (Miss Jan Taylor) when she arrived in Singapore this week on the first leR of her world tour. Jan, an attractive brunette, spent three days in Singapore. Pictured greeting Jan on her arrival at
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    NEW FILM UNIT HOME
    123 12 |(UALA LUMPUR. Sat. The new home of Film Negara Malaysia beinir built i at Petallng J.aya will be officially opened in August. The Minister of Information and Broadcasting, Inche j Senu bin Abdul Rahman, said this when he made a one-hour inspection of the building this
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    Certificate for hero
    65 12 SINGAPORE, Sat— A quickthlnking port labourer. Jaffar bin Yusoff. who saved a young girl from drowning on March 12. will j be presented with a certificate of i commendation at the central police station on Monday. Jaffar. 30, dived into the mur*ev waters of the Singapore Rivei
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    Labuan is new British Army Hq ISLAND GOOD FORTRESS
    244 12 Labuan is new British Army Hq ISLAND GOOD FORTRESS I SINGAPORE, Sat. The headquarters at the British Army's operations in Borneo is now being shifted from Brunei to Labuan. an Army spokesman said here today. •Vs part of this move, "elements of troops' wore now being moved from Brunei to
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    Assault charge
    43 12 PBNANO. Sat.— Three womenTan Galk Poh. Tan Gaik Ltm, and Lam Phaik Suat pleaded not guilty today to a charge of as*aul!ini; Poong Geok Hontr at Stewart Lane on May 25. The macerate. Mr. Aria Rajah, fixed hearing for July 20
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    LEONG LANDS A SPLENDID DOUBLE
    1540 13 Belmont Park pays $8 and Angler's Serenade $11 SINGAPORE, Saturday. EADING amateur rider T. S. Leong brought off a splendid double at Bukit Timah today on Belmont Park and Angler's Serenade. Belmont Park made an odds-on favourite, won the main ra:e, the Pensioners Cup over
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    Derby set too big a task for Aussies
    362 13 DERBY, Saturday. r pHE Australians were unable to force a victory 1 against Derbyshiie here yesterday after the county had set them the task of scoring 250 runs in two hours 50 minutes. On a pitch which favoured the batsmen Derbyshire took
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    Australia 20-6
    19 13 SYDNEY Sat Australia won die first Rugby League Test Fiame here yesterday by 20 points to six.
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    Hungary qualify
    29 13 GENEVA. Snt. Hungary qualified for the Tokyo Olympic Games by beatinn Prance 73-M (30-32) In the first semi-final of the 14-nation pre-Olymnic basketball tournament here last niRhL
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    Persatuan lose
    20 13 TAIPING. Sat KiUt Club beat Persatuan Melayu 1-0 in a league soccer match on the Esplanade here yesterday.
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    SOEK SNUBS IOC CHIEF
    161 13 SOEK SNUBS IOC CHIEF WAKARTA. Sat. PreJ sldent Soekarno has refused to receive Avery Brundage, chairman of the International Olympic Oommittee in Tokyo, the official news agency Antara reported today Brundage arrived in Tokyo *>arly this week to Inspect the sites and preprations for the next Olympic Games scheduled for
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    Britain lead Yugoslavia
    138 13 MANCHESTER. Sat Britain gained a 2-1 lead over Yugoslavia by winning the doubles on the second day of the European Zone Davis Cup quarteranal tie here yesterday Mike Sangstcr and Bobby Wilson defeated Boro Joranovic and Nikola Pllic 6-2. 4-6. 6-3. 6-2 Other European Zone quarterfinals: MUNICH:
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    England retain women's golf championship
    119 13 rOON, Sat.— lnspired play by Marley Snearman and Angela Bonallack helped England crush Scotland and thus retain the women's home International golf championship which ended here yesterday. Mrs. Spearman and Mrs. Bonallack played unbeatable golf in leading England to an impressive 5-1 singles win over
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    MHS score big win over KGV
    52 13 MALACCA. Sat.— Malacca High School beat King Oeorge V, Berunban, by 136 runs In their annual cricket match rure today. MHS 204 iOoh Tlone Hal 48. Yang Slow Meng 36. Robin Ooh 30. Ratnasegaran 6-58). KGV 68 (Velayutham 25, Robin Coh 4-15. Toh Chuo
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    CARTWRIGHT TAKES WARWICK TO THE TOP
    226 13 CARTWRIGHT TAKES WARWICK TO THE TOP T ONLXJN. Sat.—Warwickshire romped to their eighth championship win when they nciit Kent by 109 runs at Edgbj.ston yesterday But Worcestershire, who have been sharing the lead at the top ol the table (or the past fortnight, were held to a draw by Surrey
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    Parfitt may take over from Sharpe
    328 13 pNGLAND's cricket selectors will have question marks against the names of Yorkshire's Fred Trueman and Phil Sharpe when they meet tomorrow to pick the team to play Australia in the second Test at Lord's next Thursday. England had the better of the rain-ruined draw
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    Wightman Cup: U.S. in lead
    79 13 LONDON, Sat. The Onlted States led Britain 2-1 on the opening day of the annual women's lawn tennis team match for the Wightman Cup at Wimbledon yesterday. Pour more matches will comolete the contest today. Results were: Nancy Rlchey (USA) beat Deidre Catt (Britain) 4-6
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    Griffith wins slugging title fight
    220 13 Griffith wins slugging title fight lAS VEGAS. Sat. Ji —E m i 1 p Griffith (United States) kept nis world welterweight boxing title when he outpointed Cuban-born, Louis Rodriguez over 15-rounds here last ar T Q c de i lslon for Griffith, an 8 to 5 underdog In the betting,
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    Lunt and Clark for golf final
    68 13 LONDON. Sat— Michael Lunt, the defending champion and Gordon Clark yesterday qualified to meet in the final of the British amateur match-play golf championship here. For the first time in memory, four Englishmen fought out tFV semi-finals, in which 29-year-old t.unt easily beat John
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    Relay record
    38 13 PARIS Sat— A French r. lay team last niu-ht broke the European record for the mpn's 4Wino metres relay by one tenth of a second with a time of 39.3 seconds. Thm world record is 39-1.
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    Jagdev takes 7 for 11
    355 14 Jagdev takes 7 for 11 PERAK REACH 50 FOR ONE, THEN COLLAPSE FOR 72 IPOH. Sat. After x reaching 50 for the loss of only one wicket. Perak collapsed and were all out for 72 in the first innings of their Malayan Cricket Association tournament match against Selangor on the
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    81 14 Sulaiman leads in Perak golf IPOH. Sat. Sulaiman Bluah ied the field after 36 holes with a gross score of 152 on the first day of the Perak open golf championship on the Tiger Lane course here today. Sulaiman. who captured the North Malayan title earlier this year, returned 74
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    97 14 ALOR SAR. Sat.— South Korea thrilled a 5.000 crowd here today with a masterly display to thrash Kedah 5-1. The Koreans ran up a 3-0 lead in the first half, centre-forward Hou Yoon Chung scoring in the 10th and 21st minutes. The third goal came
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    727 14  - SARAWAK'S OLEN PUTS ON STAR SHOW ERNEST FRIDA By Singapore, Saturday CARAWAK'S Latiff Olen, who specially flew in last night to compete in, the combined Allcomers and Singapore AAA triangular meet at Thomson Road today, caused a sensation by beating Malaysian champion Mohamed Abdul Rahman In the 800 metres. Latiff
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    400 14 ALL-COMERS AN'P TRIANGULAR 100 m: 1 M. Jegathesan 2 V. Kunalan 3 Boyce 10.7: 300 m: 1 Lum Tho 2 M. Gunasena 3 Boyce 23.4: 400 m: 1 M. Galistan 2 M. Harichandra 3 Raloo 52.9: 800 m: 1 K. PereiM 2 M. Galisr;ui 3 Rajoo 2:3.0: 1.500 m:
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    306 14 I^UALA LUMPUR, Sat. Unseeded Rahman Bakar shocked second seeded Shahrin Osman of Singapore in the men's open singles semi-final of the AllMalaysian Malays tennis championships at the Selangor Club courts today. Rahman won 3-6, 6-4, 8-6. In the final tomorrow at 3 p.m., Rahman will play Malaysia's
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    Selangor knock Malacca out
    70 14 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. Selangor beat Malacca 4-1 in the first round of the Chua Choon Leong Cup inter-state tennis competition. Results: S. A. Azman bt Charles Chin 6-1. 6-1; Billy Yap bt Abdullah Lincha 6-1. 4-6. 6-1; Azman conceded w.o. to Abdullah Lincha: Billy Yap bt
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    Malaysia beaten
    19 14 CUTTACK (Orissa State). Sat. India beat Malaysia 2-0 m the seventh and last hockey Test here today
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    Forces will protest against penalty
    501 14  - Forces will protest against penalty NORMAN SIEBEL By FORCES 1 S'POBE S KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. Amed Forces soccer officials started framing a protest note to FAM the moment after Singapore were awarded a 23rd minute penalty from which they equalised and went on to a 3-1 victory, with their third
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    Hizam and Adnan win top awards
    102 14 MALACCA. Sat— Six records were set at the Malacca Police sports today. PI Mohd Hizam won the best performance for field events for his record breaking feat In the high Jump. He cleared 1.68 metres to better the previous mark of 1.60 metres set
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    JOO PONG BEATS CYCLING RECORD
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    Seeded pair go out for a 'pair'
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    Swiss 86-50
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    41 14 K. BIVADASAN Clerk Naval Bast son of late Krlatmao il'untialow V iijynntakiizhi India) hrothcr-in-law of P. R;i«haviin TBO-D. i;:irMfy Road. Btasaporc, rx-acefully at OaacraJ II- r>ital on l.t-6-64. Burlnl at Choa Cliv Kane belttcaa 2 p.m. to 3 p.m. today
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    THE LOVES OF SELLERS
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    359 16 SIXTY local professional hairstylists who belong to the Singapore Permanent Hair Waving Employers Association will meet at the Singapore Badminton Hall on July 4 with hairbrush, comb and spray in a marathon hair-styling session to compete for the coveted Wella Challenge Cup This Is the first
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    239 16 rpHE expectant mother 1 decided to break the news gently to her small son. "Darling." she said one day "would you like a little brother or a little sister?" "Well." said the child. "If it wouldn't put you too much out of shape. I'd like a
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    321 18 THOUGH Mr. Krushchev and Nasser appear to be getting on very well at the moment there was a time when Soviet-Egyp-tian relations were severely strained and all because the Kgyptian Ambassador Bindari Pasha was crazy about golf. When he arrived in Moscow a year
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    What do people say when your back is turned?
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    182 18 First add up your score: 1. a-0, b 5. 2. a 5, b 0. 3. a 0, b 5. 4. a 5, 0 0. 5. o =0, b 5. fi. a =0, 0 5. 7. az=o, b 5. c 2. 8. a 0, b 3. c
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