The Straits Times, 29 June 1964

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    19 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 135,000 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 MONDAY, JUNE 29, 1964. 15 CENTS KDN 731
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    STUDENTS DISPERSE
    267 1 All quiet now at Nanyang University union leaders 9 appeal for campus stay-in during vacation ignored SINGAPORE, Sunday HUNDREDS of Nanyang University students left their Jurong campus today despite appeals by student leaders to stage a stay-in during their five-week vacation. Fewer Hum 100 "diehards" elected to remain
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    FIVE INDONESIANS ARE DETAINED IN MALACCA
    112 1 MALACCA, Sun. Police today detained five Indonesians who entered here from the Straits of Malacca. Three of them were detained while walking along the coast near Bandar Hilir police station, about a stone's throw from the prison. The othtT two walked into the police
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    Lock icon The Lokes' ashes arrive back in Kuala Lumpur
    1184 1 CROWD OF 1,500 WATCH IN SILENCE AS TWIN CASKETS CONTAINING REMAINS TAKEN FROM PLANE TO CAR KIALA LUMPUR, iV Sun.— -The Ashes of Malaysian cinema magnate and businessman Dato Loke VVan Tho and liis wife, in twin jade green marble caskets, were
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    Bloodhound missiles for FEAF
    102 1 SINGAPORE. Sun No. 65 RAF Squadron at Seletar will shortly be equipped with Bloodhound Mark 2 surface-to-air missiles, according to official Far East Air Force j sources. These a.c purely defensive anti-aircraft weapons. All firing tests are carried out on special ranges in Britain and Australia.
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    NCP secretary held
    24 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun —Inche Zallanl bin Sulalman. secretarygeneral of the National Convention Party, was detained by the special branch early yesterday.
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    Lock icon 2 pistols found in plane wreck
    284 1 2 pistols found in plane wreck fFAIPEH. Sun. The chairman of Civil Air Transport said today it was now confirmed that two pistols were found in the wreckage of the airliner that crashed at Taichung last weekend. This was the crash in which Dato Loke Wan Tho, his wife, and
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    STOP PRESS STRAIN EASING
    34 1 STOP PRESS STRAIN EASING TOKYO. Sun. Japan Tmn-s u«lc<mH>» app»intment of Nil T.i ii Mini; .t> Nationalist Chinese Ambass.Mlor to .lupan as symbol «.f the drsirod repair of strained relations between two Asian friends.
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  • AFRO-ASIAN DESK
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      'MALAYSIA LACKS RESOURCES FOR A BIG WAR'
      544 2 'MALAYSIA LACKS RESOURCES FOR A BIG WAR' LONDON, Sun f^l i E Observer today argued that although Britain cannot "wash her hands"' ol the dispute over Malaysia, she should point out to Malaysia i that she lacks resources to take part in a large-scale Asian conflict, "The breakdown of the
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      Lock icon Poverty enemy-Hatta accuses Soekarno
      166 2 JAKARTA. Sun. Dr. Mohamad Hatta, former Vice-President ol Indonesia, said yester- 1 day that Indonesia's first enemy was poverty, tin 1 official Antara news agency reported today. Speakinp; in Medan. North Sumatra, Dr. Hatta argued that a strong economy was needed to carry out a successful
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      STUDENTS IN TOKYO CLASH WITH POLICE
      58 2 About 1 500 leftist students chanted and .snake-danced their way through the heart of Tokyo on June 19 in demonstration against the Japan-Korean normalisation talks and revision of the Japanese constitution. Photo shows a member of the Zcncakurun student orKanisation trying to Bet away
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      Lock icon Two PMs will meet de Gaulle
      58 2 PARIS. Sun. President de 1 Gaulle will discuss the Cyprus with the Pvinn* Mintaen o: Turkry and Onece when they pay rate visits to Paris nex: work. Mr. George Papandreou. Greek Premier, will arnvp hrre tomorrow from New Y«:rk and Mr. kmet Inonu. the
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      Lock icon Trade mission
      33 2 RANGOON. Sun Burma is sending a three-member trade mission to Malaysia and Ceylon next ek to explore new markets for Burmese products and also to buy soods from both countries. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Bitter fight in Mekong
      174 2 LONDON, Sun. I j SAIGON, Sun. Two U.S. planes have been lost and at least 63 men killed in two days of bitter fighting between Vietcong and American -advised South Vietnam Government forces near Ap Tar Hoa. 60 miles south-west of here. Latest reports say the
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      Lock icon VIETNAM: RENEWED U.S. SUPPORT
      188 2 VIETNAM: RENEWED U.S. SUPPORT SAIGON, Sun. The new United States Deputy Ambassador to South Vietnam, Mr. U. Alexis Johnson, arrived in Saigon today with a renewed assurance of L.S. support for Prime Minister Ng v von Khanh. Mr. Johnson was greeted at I the airport by Mr. Henry Cabot Lodge,
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  • U.S.-EUROPEAN DESK
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      Lock icon LEAFLETS NOW IN TENNIS PROTEST
      206 3 LEAFLETS NOW IN TENNIS PROTEST I ONDON. Sun. The anti-apartheid campaign at the Wjmbledon Lawn Tennis Championships went a step further yesterday with leaflets being distributed among the crowd in addition to two Czech players withdrawing from their matches. The leaflets, headed "Take Racialism Out of Sport." were distributed among
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      Lock icon My many loves in Russia—by Lee Oswald
      582 3 My many loves in Russia by Lee Oswald DALLAS, Sunday THE Dallas Morning News yesterday pub- r— lished a diary of Lee Harvey Oswald, Presi- c dent Kennedy's alleged c assassin, in which he wrote of his wooing of t Russian girls and his attempted suicide when J facing possible
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      Lock icon Good head on a beer wins the case
      259 3 Good head on a beer wins the case I ONDON. Sun. The v Lord Chief Justice of England has solemnly ruled that there's nothing wrong with a good head on a beer. Lord Parkers ruling in the Hich Court yesterday was a defeat for a weights and measures inspector, who
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      Lock icon Missing soldiers safe
      35 3 NICOSIA. (Cyprus). Sun.— Three British members of the United Nations Peace Force, who were missing and feared abducted by Greek Cypriots. were founa safe yesterday, an official United Nations spokesman announced. UPI.
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      Lock icon Joan to resume filming today
      64 3 HOLLYWOOD. Sun. Actress Joan Crawford is expected to return to work tomorrow on her latest him after spending- two weeks in a hospital for treatment of virus pneumonia The 56-year-old star was released lrom Cedars of Lebanon Hospital on Friday and will resume work on
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      Lock icon Strike closes newspapers
      52 3 ROME. Sun. A strike by noneditorial personnel yesterday closed all newspapers in Italy, baiting the publication of Saturday afternoon and Sunday editions. The workers printers, communications personnel. photographers and clerks promised to be back at work after 24 hours, but other walkout* were likely in the wage
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      Attack on diplomat
      120 3 NEW YORK. Sun— A Nigerian diplomat reported to police yesterday that he had been abu-ed and assaulted by a young white man when he otopped for a traffic light. The diplomat. Mr. Aggrey K. Oji 33 Vice Consul-Gene-ral of Nigeria In New York, told police that when
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      Lock icon MORE FEDS FOR MISSISSIPPI
      215 3 WASHINGTON, Sunday. PRESIDENT Johnson yesterday ordered the Federal Bureau of Investigation to send more agents into Mississippi in a move to curb terrorism in that racially-troubled State. A White House announcement said that the President, who flew here yesterday to speak at the Minnesota State Democratic
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    Schoolboy killed
    33 4 SINGAPORE. Sun.— A 15-year-old schoolboy. Omar bin Mohamr>d. died on the spot after being knocked down by a motor vehicle at 6-\ mj Buklt Tlmah Road, at about 11.45 pjn. yesterday.
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    RUSSIAN, 78, MURDERED IN A PONGGOL BUNGALOW
    144 4 SINGAPORE. Sun.— A 78 -year -old White Russian was found murdered in a seaside bungalow at 10! mile, Ponggol Road, this evening. He was Mr. K. A. Stornei. who had lived for years among fishing folk in Pulau Ayer Chawan. a tiny island
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    Industry: 12 points for advancement
    656 4 I SINGAPORE. Sun 'pHE advanced management seminar on industrial investment projects attended by UN and ILO experts and prominent industrialists and investors, has drawn up 12 resolutions for the advancement of industrialisation in Malaysia. The resolutions deal with products, markets, finance, raw materials, selection of
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    AFRO-ASIAN LABOUR LEADER HONOURED
    128 4 SINGAPORE, Sun. The visiting principal of Afro-Asian Institute for Labour Studies and Co-ope-ration. Mr. Aklva Eger. today had discussions with former students of the Institute at the headquarters of the Amalgamated Union of Public Employees, in Serangoon Road. He also met leaders of various co-operative societies
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      448 4 IN AND OUT BY AIR '[■UK following li today's schedule Alitalia: From Rom«. Teheran. 1 of civil aircraft movement* at Bombay. Bangkok (AZ764) 7.03 Paya Lebar airport, Singapore: p.m. arrivals British lurspsan Airways: From •OAC: From ijrdn". Brisbane. L*""" 1 'B* Darwin (BA 713> 7.30 p.m.: from DEPARTURES London. Rome.
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    UDA: KNIT RACES MORE CLOSELY TOGETHER
    337 5 UDA: KNIT RACES MORE CLOSELY TOGETHER 'Make them feel satisfied, united and entirely at home' PENANG, Sunday. 'J'HE Governor ot Penang, Raja Tun Uda AlHaj, declared here last night that much still remained to be done in Malaysia, with its various racial groups with different cultural and religious backgrounds. •'We
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    Disgruntled clerks plan Residency march
    227 5 Disgruntled clerks plan Residency march I^UALA LUMPUR, Sun. More than 500 clerks, stenographers, machine operators, typists ard teleprinter typists are ready to march to the Residency next Saturday, the general secretary of the National Union of Government Clerical Workers, Mr. G. N. Rajan,, said today. Mr. Rajan said the protest
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    Ipoh team ends S'pore visit
    63 5 SINGAPORE Sun. Tlie vising Ipoh Municipal Councillors today rounded ofl their four-day stay licro with visits to the Botanic Gardens and the Van Kit swimming pool m Tanjong Pagar They were accompanied on the tour by Mi. Chan Chee Seng, Parliamentary Secretary to the Ministry
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    Record co-op dividend
    86 5 KUALA LUMPUR Sun. The Railway Co operative Thrift and Loan Society Ltd. it to declare a six per cent dividend on subscriptions standing to the credit of its 3.100 members as from June 30 last year. Announcing this at the society's annual meeting, the president. Mr. W.W.
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    Police Force man weds
    56 5 \flß. and Mrs. Low Wan ITI Theong of the Royal Malaysia Police Force after their wedding in Kuala Lumpur. The bride is the daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Chew Meng Har, of Ipoh. Mr. Low is the son of the late Mr. and Mrs.
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    JOB TRAINING FOR YOUTH TO BE LAUNCHED BY ROTARY
    197 5 PENANG, Sun.— The Penang Rotary Club's project for the incoming year will be dedicated to the service of youth. Announcing this at thr annual Installation dinner last night, the new president. Mr. Khew Koon Yoong, said a pilot scheme to I
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  • Page 5 Miscellaneous
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      280 5 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS from (8). 9. "O! for a Muse ot fire, that 7. Cleaner backing up little would ascend trie brightest beast* <6>. lieaven of (King Henry 8. Looks both ways (4). Vi 1 9). M. A mathematician maids chee' 10. Train In an old city quarter wildly
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    $58,000 AWARD TO TWO WIDOWS
    127 6 lOHORE BAHRU, Sun. Mr. Justice Azmi. In the Johore Bahru High Court today, awarded total damages of $58,100 to two widows whose husband was killed in a road accident. Loke Tian Chuan. 28. a Bntu Fa hat shopkeeper and broker, was killed In an actident
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    'Loyalty through language' call
    72 6 TELUK ANSON. Sun An appeal to estate staffs to learn the national language, If they had not done so already, was made here esterday by Mr. K. C. Wai. chairman of the Lower Perak branch »f the All Malayan Estates' Staff Union. "Let u.i show our
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    Market surrey
    44 6 SINGAPORE. Bun. Mr. Satoru Suzuki, assistant general roa:axer of the export division of Nippon Kokan X.X.. one of the major nteelmaklng and shipbuilding firms In Japan, has arrived '.n Singapore In the course of a sur\ey trip of South East Asian market.
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    Johore will get two more post offices
    146 6 Johore will get two more post offices JOHORE BAHRU. Sun The Postal Services Department is planning to build new post offices at Grisek and Parit Raja in Johore. the Minister of Works. Posts, and Telecommunications, Dato V. T. Sambanthan said today. He was speaking at the opening of a new
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    Snatch-thief caught
    116 6 MUAR. Sun.— A beef-seller erday chased and caught a 15 year old schoolboy who snatched a handbag from a school teacher In Jalan Maharanl here. Thr beet-seller. Ang Ah Kwann. 25. w;<s driving along Jftlan Maharani beside the OverseasChinese Banking Corporation at 8.30 p.m. when he heard ■mouls
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    The highroads to progress
    330 6 HAPPY SULTAN PRAISES STEADY ADVANCES AS CAMERON HIGHLANDS TAKE ON 'NEW LOOK 9 TANAH RATA, Sunday. •JHE steady progress and development of Cameron Highlands in all fields besides tourism, drew a word of praise from the Sultan of Pahang during his week-long official tour of the
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    Malay is popular with Sarawakians: Rahman
    179 6 DENANG, Sun. The Assistant Minister of National and Rural Development, I n eh c Abdul Rahman bin Yakub, said here yesterday the Kuching Teachers Association's opposition to the use of Malay as the medium of instruction in Sarawak schools "should not be taken as
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    FIVE 'MAIDS OF SIAM' ARRIVE FOR SHOWS
    78 6 FIVE 'MAIDS OF SIAM' ARRIVE FOR SHOWS KLALA LUMPL'R, Sun. Five professional Thai fashion models (above) arrived here today from Bangkok on their first overseas tour. Collectively known as the "Maids of Siam," they have brought with them a collection of 100 garments to be modelled. They appear here at
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    FACTORIES A RESULT OF STORE HOUSING
    213 6 FACTORIES A RESULT OF STORE HOUSING SINGAPORE, Sun. The Finance Minister, Dr. Goh Kerg Swee. said today that ihe housing boom In Singapore had encouraged the establishment of a large number of factories which manufactured building materials. Speaking at the opening of Metal Industries Ltd., which produces louvres and metal
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    40ft rood will solve Ipoh's big jams
    285 6 40ft rood will solve Ipoh's big jams IPOH, Sun. The Ipcti Municipality has at last found a solution, to the traffic problem which plagues two of the busiest roads In Urn town during oeaJc hours. Work has started on a omw,a L. tnttic by-Pass from Clayton Road, near the BL
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    Manila degree
    31 6 SINGAPORE. Sun. Dr. (Miss) Gemma Marie Ching Kwonn Kin. a former student of Raffles Girls' School, has returned from Manila after graduating from the University of St. Thomas. Philippines
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    New Rotary chief
    23 6 MUAR, Sun. Dr. Lee Lai Hung was installed president of the Muar Rotary Club at a dinner here last night.
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    Narayanan: Some bosses are a menace
    315 7 Narayanan: Some bosses are a menace 'THEIR IDEAS ARE OUTMODED' KUALA LUMPUR. Sun y\R P.P. Narayanan, general secretary of the National Union of Plantation Workers, today branded employers who refused to deal with unions and grant reasonable concessions from time to time as "friends of President Soekarno" and a menace
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    Wedding of girl flown by Army
    74 7 SINGAPORE. Sun Twenty-vear-old Barbara Linkman, th« eirl who the Army flew to Singapore from Britain free of charge to that she could wed her soldier sweetheart, was married at St. John's Garrison Church. Dover Road- Singapore, yesterday. The bridegroom. Corpora! Brian Deucher. 23, of
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    SUPP chief on the air
    46 7 SINGAPORE. Sun Radio 1 Malaysia Singapura's English seri vice will broadcast an interview I with Mr. Ong Kee Hui. chairman of the Sarawak United Peoples Party, at 7.10 p.m. tomorrow. Mr. Ong will define his party s stand on Indonesian confrontation
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    SACKING-'CRUEL PLEASURE' OF SOME ESTATE MANAGERS
    291 7 SUNGEI PATANI, Sunday THE chairman of the Kedah, Perlis and P r o v i n c c Wellesley branch of the All-Ma-layan Estates Staff Union,, Mr. P. N. Pillai, today criticised the unfair dismissal and retrenchment of staff in certain estates belonging to
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    5,000-ACRE LAND GRAB: PAHANG MENTRI TO ACT...
    182 7 5,000-ACRE LAND GRAB: PAHANG MENTRI TO ACT... KUANTAN, Sun. More than 5,000 acres of State land in Pahang have been illegally cleared for occupation. This discovery was made by the Mentri Besar of Pahang, Dato Yahya bin Hajl Mohamed Seh. during a four-day tour of West Pahang last week. He
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    Old boys' dance
    42 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. The Methodist Afternoon School Old Boys' Association will hold their second annual gala dance, under the patronage of the Prime Minister. Tenglcu Abdul Rahman, at the Chinese Assembly Hall, here at 9 p.m. on July 4.
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
    170 8 it Word* tit (Minimum) THE FAMILY OF the late Mr Iy» Kam Thon thanks all relative* and friend* who rave donations sent funeral TMI FAMILY OF the late Mr ■nan* Yew Kuxng 'hank all relative* a«d friend* for their condolences, wreath*, donation*. assistant-* »nd attendance .<■ the funeral. HENC
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    IN MEMORIAM
    73 8 it Word* Sit < Minimum) IN MEMORY OF lx>ula Urn Tew lil' You felt asleep without good-bye but memory of you will never die Fondly remembered oy wife and children. IN EVERLASTING MEMORY of Tay I cow. called to e»«t 'JTt-6-83 We mis* you sadly a year today,
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    ANNOUNCEMENTS
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    RELIGIOUS ANNOUNCEMENTS
    40 8 War** S2.M tMm > BETHESDA COS PEL MALL I July 8 pm ThankJKivini; s<-rvi.. Speaker Mr. <.nary Mretinn p.m Mb ic. inth Revival S p.m. S|.r:iker |)r lohn Mitchell O( I'PA All meetings al H Bran Basah \1 weiroine
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    The Straits Times Monday, June 29, 1964. Action At Nanyang
    665 8 The Straits Times Monday, June 29, 1964. Action At Nanyang The arrest of 51 Nanyang students (the number may have risen by the time this article is published) represents the strongest action yet taken by the Central Government to purge the university of conspirators who have sought to exploit Chinese
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    What Next?
    389 8 Reading the signs from Saigon these days is a task to tax any astrologer, let alone observers who seek a more realistic basis for their findings. The trouble is that the war in South Vietnam is being fought on two levels, grassroots and global, and the physical, deadly
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    Man To Watch
    109 8 Last Wednesday Dr. Hatta, the former Indonesian vicepresident who resigned in 1956 over Soekarno's dictatorial policies, accepted an unofficial Government assignment to go to north Sumatra "to observe special development projects." On Saturday, in Medan. he gave an indication that his report would not necessarily be favourable
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  • LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
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      Constructive criticism, a public duty
      350 8 AS a very interested and, I hope, impartial observer, I would like to make certain comments on the present controversy started by the report of Mr. Abisheganaden concerning the publicity accorded the Tokyo talks by the Malaysian representatives. whilst welcoming the overwhelming victory of the
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      Doubts on strategy
      109 8 rN ABDUL RAZAK himself has conceded that more political advisers should have gone to the recent Summit talks at Tokyo. This admission by him raises yet other doubts about the soundness of Malaysia's strategy at the Summit. Accordine to Tun Razak, political advisers were 'an essential part,
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      A yardstick to break
      282 8 ris heartening to read in your paper of June 26 that the Minister of Health in Singapore is taking steps to reorganise and recruit more doctors Into Government service to relieve the existing shortage of doctors. In so doing, the Minister had said that the Government
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      Bukit Timah
      151 8 I would like to endorse fully Mr. Williamaon's comments and suggestions regarding the Bukit Timah t raffle chaos. It is Incongruous that two ambitious and well planned dual carriageways, now under construction, should be cut off in their prime by a few secondhand barrels at the Adam Road
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      Vigilantes
      170 8 SOME Vigilante Corps' members patrolling the Tiong Bahru district axe not only causing a nuisance but are also putting fear into innocent people going home late. Even close in dimly lighted places, it is very hard to distinguish whether they are Vigilante Corps' members or gangsters. Moreover, during their
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      More candid reporting...
      259 8 HOW much confusion is there in high places! While our officials, auite properly, sprang to the defence of their colleagues, they seem to miss the wood for the trees. To take one example. Mr. Felix Abisheganaden did not for a moment, either expressly or by necessary implication,
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    Vietnam, Borneo link for U.S.
    825 8  - Vietnam, Borneo link for U.S. GARRY BARKER THE SOEKARNO THREAT AND A NEW BRINKMANSHIP From EANGKOK. Sunday LONG grey green rows of military equ ipment h ea v y trucks, troop carriers and ugly stubby barrels of howitzers rolled off Bangkok's dock this week The Americans are building up forces
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    TNT, pistol ammo on treetop: 3 years' jail
    179 9 TNT, pistol ammo on treetop: 3 years' jail lOHORE BAHRU. Sun. A father of two, Ariffln bin Abdullah, 33. was today given the maximum sentence of three years' jail by the Sessions Court president, Mr. Ajaib Singh, for unlawful possession of a pistol, ammunition and six slabs of TNT. Supt.
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    Perak Ruler at big dinner
    61 9 IPOH. Sun.— The Sultan of Perak and the Che Puaa Negara were among 2.000 guests at a dinner celebrating the 71st birthday of Madam Phang Har, mother of Mr. Chong Kok Lim. millionaire last night The dinner was held simultaneously at Mr. Chong'.s residence in
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    PMIP wins by-election
    90 9 HOT A BHAIU'. Sun.. The PMIP candidate. Ustaz Abu Bakar bin ll.im/.ih. brat his Alliance opponent. Istaz Abdul Ghani Fikri bin Sulaiman. by 3.239 votes in the Bacbok parliamentary by-election heJd yesterday. Uaftas Abu Bakar polled 11. 9t* vote*, while Cstaz Abdul (iham i;ut s tit.; The
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    New varsity Socialist Club
    401 9 SINGAPORE. Sun RIVAL GROUP DESCRIBE PRESENT BODY AS AN ANTI-NATIONAL FRONT AND PRO-INDONESIA J^ GROL'P of University of Singapore undergraduates claiming to represent some 120 students are now completing plans to form a "Democratic Socialist Club" as a rival to the I'niversity's existing Socialist Club. A
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    UNION URGES GOVT: MAKE EDUCATION COMPULSORY
    253 9 UNION URGES GOVT: MAKE EDUCATION COMPULSORY rpHE general secretary of Teachers, Mr. John G the Central Government education*. Mr. Gurusamy said that only through compulsory education could Malaysia be considered a progressive na- j tlon In the International I Held. Speaking at the 10th an--1 nual meeting of the Malacca
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    Aid for farmers
    38 9 JELEBU. Sum. The Assistant Minister of Agriculture and Cooperatives, Inche Suleiman bin Bulon. said nere yesterday that the I Government was determined to help farmers market their pro- 1 duce without being exploited by middlemen.
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    Talk on U.N. Development Decade
    99 9 Talk on U.N. Development Decade KUALA LUMPUR, Sun.— Mr. A. Valdyanathan, actIng Regional Representative for South-East Asia of the United Nations, will speak on "the United Nations Development Decade" at 4 pjn. on Sunday at 29. Ipoh Road. Mr. Vaidyanatlian. who has been in Malaya since 1961. will return to
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    Hypnosis talk
    36 9 SINGAPORE. Sun Dr Chonit Tong Mun will give a talk on "hypnosis as an adjunct in surgery" to the Singapore Medical Association on Tuesday at 815 pjn. at thr Pathology Lecture Theatre. Oeneral Hospital
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    93 9 rE Venerable Lira Chin Bin leads the chief mourners in prayer in front of the altar on which rest the twin caskets containing; the ashes of cinema magnate Dato Loke Han Tho and yUatin Loke. who were killed in thr Taichung air crash in
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    Prof. Lim: Talent not wealth the basis
    243 9 Prof. Lim: Talent not wealth the basis SINGAPORE, Sun. The acting ViceChancellor of the University of Singapore. Professor Lim Tay Boh. today stressed that talent and not wealth should be the basis of any training for national leadership. He was commenting on a proposal by the Malaysian Minister of Finance,
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      589 9 Today Radio, TV RADIO SINGAPORE X& taUlMll: ia SHORTWAVE SERVICES: RADIO MALAYSIA 41 and 25 metres MEDIUM WAVE SERVICES: NATIONAL SHORTWAVE 478 metres SERVICE: 41.7 and 60.2 metre* A.M.: 6.00 Good Morning; I A.M. 6.00 Prog. Summary 6.01 Morning Prelude; 7.00 6.02 Morning melodies. 7.00 News; 7.10 Up And About:
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      Lock icon CYPRUS: GREEKS ON THE ALERT
      218 10 CYPRUS: GREEKS ON THE ALERT T^ICOSIA, Sun. The n Cyprus Government ordered a general standby by all members of the National Guard last night after reports of increased TurkishCypriot activity The alarm was raised when reports were received that the Turks had landed a small number of men from a
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      Lock icon Bomb hurts 40 Congo voters
      79 10 LEOPOLDVILLE. Sun— A hand grenade hurled at a polling station j injured about 40 Congolese as they waited to vote yesterday tn a 1 nation-wide referendum to approve a jipw constitution. Two persons were arrested after the bombing. The assailants had first tut a telephone
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      Robert Kennedy mobbed in Heidelberg
      169 10 Robert Kennedy mobbed in Heidelberg lIEIDELBERG. Sun.— 11 The U.S. Attorney- General. Mr. Robert Kennedy, was mobbed I by cheering, applauding German students yesterday after he told them that Americans 1 dying in South Vietnam were dying for Germany as well as for the United States. "If we pull out
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      Rich gap for the C'wealth talks
      543 10 Rich gap for the C'wealth talks LONDON, Sunday. gIR Alec Douglas-Home will seek agreement on ways of closing the gap between the rich and poor nations of the Commonwealth when its 18 leaders meet here from July 8 to 15. The British Prime Minister sees this as the (first step
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      Lock icon Greater Australian role in SEA defence?
      339 10 Greater Australian role in SEA defence? oYDNEY, Sun. The link between Sir Robert Menzies' visit to the White House last week and Australia's military and political role in SouthEast Asia was discussed in Sydney's three Sunday newspaper editorials to day. The SUN-HERALD said "The most troubled area ol the world
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      Lock icon Briton deported from South Africa report
      125 10 JOHANNESBURG, Sun. w Two Sunday newspapers here reported that a British immigrant, Mr. Terry Becker had been ordered out ol South Africa with his wife and four children after being interrogated about sabotage attempts. They said Mr. Becker, a 31 -year-old engineer, was put
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      Lock icon OXFORD ENVOY INCIDENT: PUNISHMENT REDUCED
      124 10 OXFORD, Sun. Punishment of three of the five Oxford University undergrads who took part in anti-apartheid demonstrations when Dr. Carel De Wet. the South African Ambassador, visited here '.ast week, has been reduced by the Proctors. The three will be allowed to return here on
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    The story of German resistance to Hitler
    746 11  -  NICHOLAS CARROLL b? GERMANS AGAINST HITLER. By Terence Prittie (Hutchinson 30s) ON THE last page of this book Mr. Prittie writes, "It may well seem unbecoming and presumptuous for a foreigner to write this." On the contrary. Only a foreigner could have written
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    THE WORLD'S FIRST SOLO FLIER
    677 11  -  Gavin Maxwell by THE LONELY SEA AND THE SKY. By F rand 8 Chichester. (Hodder and Stoughton. 305.) rpHE name of Francis A Chichester has periodically fluttered across the front pages of the Press for nearly 35 years. In the words of his publishers* blurb:
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    THE ASSASSINS
    132 11 WHO KILLED KENNEDY? By Thomas G Buchanan (Seeker and Warburg. 18s) Whoever it was. says Mr. Buchanan, an American writer living in Paris, it wasn't Lee Harvey Oswald, who was merely one. and a minor one at that, of several conspirators. The real authors of the crime, apparently,
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    A Hen by's cavalry in Palestine
    290 11 A Hen by 's cavalry in Palestine ARMAGEDDON 1918. By Cyril Falls (Weidenfeld and Nicolson. 275. (id.). This concise and galloping account of tin- last of all great cavalry operations —that of Allenby in Palestine and Cyria from June. 1917. to November. 1918 shows how high a proportion of able
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      1017 12 EDUCATION 0 H-oreU SS (Mt».)—Btx it eta. txtrm SHORTHAND BEGINNERS JULY -month Intensive course (9.00 11 00 „m. i on 6th July. 1964. Normal ventng courses. Speed classes mornng/noon/evenlng. Enquiries: City lebool of Commerce. 218, Queen Street. itngapor*. Tel: *****. COMMERCIAL CORRESPONDENT •Tactical course designed for students md ambitious ofllce
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  • COMMODITY REVIEW
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      The Malayan share list
      1167 14 rPHE table of shares on the 1 Malayan Stock Exchan<e shows last business to Jane 20. (A) and last business ince that date (Hi with H and L Undlna; for Hichest and Lowest business for 1963 and this year to date. HI *l«l BflcU J. 50
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      CLOSING PRICES
      32 14 RUBBER TIN (perlb.) (perpicul). Jane 22. 68' i cU. $600.00 23. 67 T .,cts. $605.25 24. ris. st;i>.. kt t tik 68>» cts- $605.00 26. 68', cts. 5591.25 VI, $600.25
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      EXCHANGE RATES
      87 14 TMI Malayan I>:nin|i Banki Assoeiatlen made tbrae changes In its rates) to merchants on Saturday (all rates to $100). New Verk: buying TT 32 5/8, airmail OU 32t: 90 d/st. 33 1/16 credit bills. 33 3/16 trade bills. Canada: buying TT 33 6/16, airmail OD So 7/16; l>o
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      H.K. RATES
      36 14 OH the free exenange market in Hontc Konr on Sulurday the U.S. dellsr ssasj quoted at T4J for It ■lod 73. for casti tterlMix *aa assjsjsj M itVM Mi one tatl et gsid at
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      MALAYAN STOCK INDICES
      113 14 Jump 22 J:ine J:i MndtifttriaU: 104 87 103.93 Tim: 131.88 131.53 S rubbers: 105.34 105.34 •Dec. 30. 1963 100. Dec. 29 1962 100. Junr 1M 102 I- 1 131.18 105.34 June 25. i) 5.69 124 92 ***** Juno 28. 97.49 129.24 105.34 G. T. Disp. BerjunUi S.
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      Tin gains in spite of supply from Indonesia
      639 14 Tin gains in spite of supply from Indonesia TiE Straits tiai price in Penang on Saturday was set at $600.25, up $6 a picul. on an offering unoiliclallv estimated at 240 tons, up 10 tons. Tiiis brought me weeks offerings to 1.445 ton* agaiiiit, 1,474 ton* the previous week, and
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      Gamblers exploit fears of small investors
      2134 15 Gamblers exploit fears of small investors From Our Market Correspondent fHE Malayan Stock Exchange suffered a heavy fall last week, with a year's gains swept away and many shares going to new lows. The market had been falling slowly since its peak just before the Malayan elections, making the sharpness
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      SHARE MART REVISED QUOTATIONS
      520 15 rIE following Is a complete list of revised quotations for the week ended on Friday June 26. INDUSTRIAL* Alex ord. l*j» Intend C.B HoldlnK »•«> S 10oa iwntopi J-g 1-22 EMO den J-OJ EUXX. g oammon mi t.«w«»«w f;tn Tn 10 3 U wood I'ark a
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      543 15 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS LEMBAGA LETRIK PUSAT STENOGRAPHER TIMESCALE Applications are invited from suitable candidates who are Federal Citizens between the ages of 17 and 27. for appointment aa Stenographer (Tlmescale) in the Board Organisation. Applicants must have passed Form IV in an approved English School and be in possession of a
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      628 15 TENDERS TENDER NOTICE JURUTERA KERJA RAYA IRONMONGERY FOR TELK- PERAK I OMs TRAINING CENTRE Tenders for the "suddlv and PHASE S. AT JALAN GLRNEY. delivery of pressure niters t«> KUALA LUMPLR Sungei Slput lor Sunget Siput Tenders will be received by the WWart r Su PP lv vill be received
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      Lock icon 40-WINKS AT WIMBLEDON... UNSEEDED KUHNKE PUTS OUT SANTANA
      844 16 40-WINKS AT WIMBLEDON... UNSEEDED KUHNKE PUTS OUT SANTANA LONDON, Sun IN ENERVATING heat on the centre court, Manuel Santana (Spain), the official third favourite for the Wimbledon title, lost in four sets to unseeded Christian Kuhnke (West Germany) here yesterday. The tall, left-handed German swept to a 6-3, 7-5, 6-8.
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      Jonas will be lOC secretary on Sept 1
      341 16 LAUSANNE, Sun. A 35 year old Swiss businessman, Eric Jonas, has been appointed secretarygeneral of the lOC to succeed Otto Mayer, who is resigning as chancellor at the end of September, it was announced here yesterday. Mr. Jonas, vice-presi-dent of the European
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      Lock icon CRICKET Northants sparkle against Aussies
      384 16 CRICKET Northants sparkle against Aussies ONDON. Sun NorthamptonL. shire's batsmen put on a bright show on tlie first day ot their match against the Australian touring team. They were all out just after tea for 235. Burly Colin Milburn gave the county a brisk start with 27 out of 30
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      Lock icon World record by Kurentsov
      66 16 MOSCOW. Sun.— Viktor Kurentsov. 23-year-old Russia weightlifter, broke the world record in winning the European middleweight title here yesterday. Kunntsov had a total lift of 445kgs (980i-lb> with a press of 14 kgs (308 J). a snatch of 130kgs (286.1 i and a jerk of 175kgs
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      Lock icon HAYES LIMPS AFTER 10.3 RUN
      268 16 ATHLETICS NEW BRUNSWICK. Sun. —< Bob Huyes. United States' Olympic sprint hope, pulled a leg muscle in winning the 100 metres in the American AAU cl. impionships here yesterday Hayes said later that he mwht hive' to miss the United Bl first Olympic trials at
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      Lock icon MOTOR-CYCLING Japanese Honda triumph
      185 16 MOTOR-CYCLING Japanese Honda triumph ASSEN (Holland), Sun.— Japanese Honda machines scored a string of successes in the Dutch Motor-cycling Grand Prix here Jim Redman, (Rhodesia), on a Honda, won the 125 cc. 250 cc, and 350 cc titles, setting new race and lap hgurcs in all three events, and the
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      199 16 GOLF LEGRANGE CHAMP IN DUNLOP MASTERS LONDON. Sun. Coble 1 egBM Jl-yr.ir-old Soutn African. became the "Champion of Champions" when he won the Dunlop Masters gnir tournament at Royal Birkdule. Lancashire yesterday. With rounds of 69. 72. 73 and T4 lor a 72 holes aggregate of L'BB. he beat Britii.li
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      2210 17 CHASARI, HIS ONLY RUNNER, COMPLETES A FINE DOUBLE WINNERS AT A GLANCE Race 1 Bos Fall ($16) Race 2 Chasari ($9) Race 3 Larator (s3B>; Race 4 Khampang Phet ($165)- Race 5 Bat Masterson ($16); Race 6 Ramarajiam ($78); Race 7 Anita ($10); Race 8
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      41 17 TOTAL POOL $115,004 1 No. *****3 (528,463) 2 No. *****2 ($14,231) 3 Xo. *****1 ($7,115) Starters ($1,016 each): Nos. *****6, *****0, *****9, *****1, *****8. *****9, *****0. Consolation ($632): Nos. *****3. *****7, *****3, *****4, *****5, *****3. *****0. *****8, *****7. *****0.
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      131 17 PETER PIPER WINS PLATE RACE BY FIVE LENGTHS J ON DON. Sun Peter Piper (2ft-l) won the Northumberland Plate run over 181 at Newcastle yesterday Lomand was second and Senior Steward third of 18 runners. Peter Piper (John Wilson up) won by flve lengths with half length between second and
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      This new concept—Ghazali
      644 18  - This new concept Ghazali NORMAN SIEBEL To strive to improve, not merely compete By |^l ALA LUMPUR, Sun. A new concept for .Malaysian athletics based on a progression from mere participation to solid achievement was outlined by Dato .Mohamed (i h v a I i bin Shafie at the Malaysian
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      329 18 CRICKET SINGAPORE, Sunday. SINGAPORE Recreation Club caused a sensation in the S.C.A. Senior tournament today when they told the University captain, Prashant Gatha, who was going in to bat, that they were conceding a walkover because of what they claimed to be poor umpiring and walked
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      CHEE KIONG HATTRICK FOR S'GOR
      305 18 SOCCER S'PORK > S(;OR 3: SINGAPORE, Sunday A HATTRICK by centre-forward Chow Chee Kiong enabled Selangor to retain the Burnley Cup in the Under-20 soccer final at Jalan Besar Stadium tonight Despite the closeness of the score, Selangor were deserving winners. They played the better
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      SEVEN WEEKS' TRAINING FOR GAMES TEAM
      235 18 I^UALA LUMPUR. Sun. Malaysia's athletes to compete in the Olympic Games will liave seven weeks' centralised i training in Kuala Lumpur under coaches Bill Miller. Stan Wright and Tan Eng Yoon before they leave for Tokyo in the first week of October. This was
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      TENNIS Pearce keeps triple crown
      203 18 TENNIS Pearce keeps triple crown IPOH. Sun— Australian John x Pearce won the trlpie crown for the third successive year In the Perak Open lawn tennis championships here today. Pearce retained the singles title by defeating nil doubles partner SA. Azman 6-2. 6-4 in 40 minutes. Then Pearce and Azman
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      Chocs make merry
      113 18 In Malaya Cup matches. Malacca scored an easy 4-1 home win against Armed Force*, while Pahang held Negri Sembilan to 3-3 at Kuantan. The Choc brothers monopolised the scoring (or Malacca. Robert got two while Richard and Johnny got one each. Shukor shot Forces into the lead
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      780 18 At Balestier: RAF Changi beat SCRC by nine wickets. m R< Lini Swaug b Bramble 22. Koe Leng b Bramble 2. Kirn Seng b Bramble 2. Harban.s not out 17. Cecil Wong c Burgess b Bramble 2. Yogarajah b Fletcher 1 0, R.V.S. Sundram b Fletcher 2,
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      133 18 I f ONDON, Sun. Tom CartLi wrlght, the Warwickshire all rounder who bowls medium fast. Is Included for the first time this season in the 12 from whom England will make a final choice for the Third Test against Australia at Leeds on Thursday. Geoff Boycott.
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      Singapore Malays retain the Gold Cup
      141 18 Singapore Malays retain the Gold Cup I'KNAXG 8 SPORE 2 I>ENANG. Sun. Singapore retained the Sultans' Gold Cup when they fought off a strong challenge from Penang in the final oi the Malays' Inter-State soccer competition here tonight. After both sides nad missed early chances. Singapore "-wept into the lead
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      HOCKEY . Take-easy S'pore win quad title
      196 18 HOCKEY Take-easy S'pore win quad title SINGAPORE. Sun Sin- gapore won the M.H.F. luadrangular championtoday, when they lrew 1-1 with Johore in :he final match at Farrer Park. Singapore, who had earlier beaten Armed Korces 3-0 and Selangor l-o. did not go all out today and seemed 1 content for
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      75 18 J^UALA LUMPUR Talalhi spr.i.i' :i surprise today when ho lx\it Nk Joo Pour in the Belamtor Cyclists Assort*tion's 1.000 metres uprini trial at the Diplomatic gncluv here. Conrarl won m lmin 18-ec Joo Ptiik. who holfls the Asian record of 1:16.8. could only return 1:19.1 lodav.
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      17 18 MALACCA. Sun. Malacca Selection trounced Johore Custom? 9-1 in a friendly hockey match here today.
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    32 18 MR. LAW SHOU VEE of K U iu.-«f<l ;i\v.iy in.iriiiillv ,v !poh Gi nor.il Ho«)'it:;i or 27 ii M Col 'I „ny, II Jalaa U 1!' I.J. on 30.6.64 Ii noon.
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      73 18 Sports Diary RL'GGER: Raffles Institution v St. Andrews School. Bras Ba&ah 'Road. SOCCER: SAFA Div. 2A Kampong Kapor v Rajaji, Jalan Besar. Div. 2C— Star Soccerites v Badan Kesenlan. Jalan Besar. Div. 3C— Neutonites v T.8.A.. AAA "A" v Ocean, P. Setia v 408 Reme Civ. (all at Farrer Park);
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      42 18 lIIOHEST and lowest temperaiA tures in Malaya and Singapore for tlie period 8 p.m. on Saturday to 8 p.m. yesterday: Highest Lownl Kuala Lumpur 90 73 Kota Bharu 88 73 Penang 86 73 Ipoh 90 73 Malacca 84 72 Singapore 88 72
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