The Straits Times, 1 August 1964

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    24 1 s ftW«*AGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 135,000 fit** o**0 i i.. The Straits Times Estd. 1845. SATURDAY, AUGUST 1, 1964 15 CENTS KDN 731
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    BORDER BATTLE
    342 1  -  GEOFFREY GELDARD Indonesians routed GUERILLAS FORCED TO WITHDRAW UNDER ARTILLERY FIRE, THEN CAUGHT IN AMBUSH BY SECOND SECURITY FORCE POSITION From At least 6 killed and many wounded KUCHING. Friday IN a fierce battle at Kampong Stass early this morning Malaysian security forces routed a large gang of
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    Malaysia Day in New York City
    382 1 MEW YORK, Fri. BY PROCLAMATION of Mayor Robert F. Wagner, today is "Malaysia Day in New York City." The Mayor's proclamation was formally read during a brief noontime ceremony at City Hall yesterday at which Deputy Mayor Edward J. Cavanaugh presented Tengku Abdul Rahman
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    BACKDOOR THREAT TO PHILIPPINES
    145 1 MANILA, Friday. r THE Philippines faces a real threat from Com- munist subversion resulting from the illegal entry of Indonesians through the country's "southern backdoor," according to Senator Rodolfo Ganzon. Senator Ganzon, chairman of the Senate labour and immigration committee, made the statement* at a fact-finding
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    Lock icon ROBERT KENNEDY OUT OF VICE-PRESIDENTIAL RACE
    148 1 WASHINGTON, Pr i. President Johnson haa eliminated Mr. Robert Kennedy, the AttorneyGeneral, and all other Cabinet members from his list of democratic VicePresidential prospects. Mr. Johnson told a small group of reporters last night that he had reached the conclusion It would be "inadvisable"
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    We won't rob you, Tengku assures Americans
    583 1 We won't rob you, Tengku assures Americans ALLINGTON KENNARD reports from NEW YORK NEW YORK, Friday. TENGKU Abdul Rahman delighted hard-headed Ameri("iii businessmen today when he put his prepared luncheon speech aside and spoke "off the cuff" about Malaysian trade and eco- nomic problems and hopes. •You won't be robbed
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    AMERICAN SUPPORT for MALAYSIA BI-PARTISAN SAYS NIXON
    200 1 AMERICAN SUPPORT for MALAYSIA BI-PARTISAN SAYS NIXON NEW YORK. Fri. "American support for Malaysia is bi-parti-san. You can quote me on that," former Vice-Presi-dent Richard Nixon told me last night. He was at a reception given in New York by Malaysia's permanent representatives to the United Nations Dato.Onc Yoke Lin,
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    Lock icon Steel mill for Formosa
    51 1 TAIPEH. Fri.— The newspaper China News reported today that Nationalist China would next year start building a £35.700.000 sterling steel mill with equipment bought from West Germany on an Instalment payment basis. II said the mill was expected to produce 300.000 tons of ingots a year.
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    Success at last: Ranger hits moon
    255 1 Success at last: Ranger hits moon PASADENA (California), Fri. —Ranger 7 slammed into the moon's sea of clouds at nearly 5,000 miles an hour today after radioing back a stream of pictures that opened a new era in astronomy. The 8061 b. 10-foot-long spacecraft's fiiril moment came after her six
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    STOP PRESS
    25 1 MOSCOW. Fri. Russia will flre "new variants of carrier rockets for space ob.ir< Is into Pacific In Ictl scriis. Tass said toiaj IPI.
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  • AFRO-ASIAN DESK
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      Lock icon Total of a million refugees cross the frontier
      164 2 Total of a million refugees cross the frontier YEW DELHI, Fri. More than 85.000 refugees from East Pakistan were counted crossing into India during July as one of- history's great migrations continued unchecked. .4 Government spokesman said yesterday that the July influx brought to .VU.900 the number of Fast Pakistani
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      Lock icon SUPPLY OF NAVAL CRAFT: SIR ALEC REPLIES...
      243 2 I ONDON, Fri. The British Prime Minister, Sir Alec Douglas Home, said yesterday Tengku Abdul Rahman had been "m i s i nterpreted" over a statement he made about the supply of British naval craft. He was replying to the Labour Opposition^ defence
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      Lock icon Students killed after political row
      107 2 pAIRO. Fri. Two Afrlcan students were stabbed to death yesterday when a fight broke out In the dormitories of the Al Azhar Islamic University. Police said the fight, vhich involved about lrtu students from Chad, occurred after a political discussion. The group had for a
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      Lock icon 400,000 pack beach to escape the heat
      57 2 Q WARMING like arts, this summer's record crowd of 400,000 bathers pack Enoshima beach near Tokyo on Sunday to escape the sizzling 91.22 degree heat in the capital. The first clear weekend after the rainy season caused a total of 1,350.000 Tokyoites to
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      TYPHOON WRECKS 11 BOATS
      52 2 SEOUL, Fri. Typhoon Flossie destroyed 11 flshing vessels and caused the drownlngs of at least two fishermen during Its passage over the Korean peninsula on Wednesday night. South Korean national police said yesterday. Two other fishermen were reported Injured and one was missing in the Yellow
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      Manglapus: Manila so afraid of Jakarta's —might—
      164 2 Manglapus: Manila so afraid of Jakarta's might MANILA, Fri. The ITX vice-chairman of the Servate foreign relations committee, Mr. Raul Manglapus, has ascribed the Philippine refusal to recognise Malaysia to fear of Indonesia. In a speech to the Lions Club In Bacolod City, some 350 miles south of Manila, he
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      Lock icon CHEMICAL WARFARE—'ROT'
      89 2 CHEMICAL WARFARE— 'ROT' WASHINGTON, Fri. The State Department today categorically denied a Cambodian charge that the United States and South Vietnam were using chemical warfare, and said it, would welcome an Impartial investigation. "The ridiculous charge is without foundation," the department spokesman told a press conference. Cambodia, in a message
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      Lock icon Delhi grain trade stops as the police move in
      159 2 I YEW DELHI. Fri. 1J Business in Delhi's wholesale grain markets came to a standstill yesterday as police searchI ed warehouses for I illegally hoarded grain. The raids, which began on Wednesday, follow worsening shortages and spiralling prices. Armed police are
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      REBELLION AGAINST TSHOMBE IN THREE CONGO PROVINCES
      233 2 LEOPOLDVILLE, Friday. pEBELLJON has flared up in three remote Congo 1V provinces North Katanga, Kwilu and Kivu— only 65 miles from this capital city. The Congolese Prime Minister, Mr. Molse Tshombe, returned here from a week's trip to the rebellious areas to learn
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      Lock icon Pathan visitor
      31 2 PEKING, Fri.— King Mohammed Zahir Shah of Afghanistan will pay a State visit to China during the latter half of October, the New China News Agency reported yesterday. Reuter.
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  • US-EUROPEAN DESK
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      Lock icon £5,772,964 PROFIT BY FERRANTI: WILSON'S CRITICISM
      205 3 £5,772,964 PROFIT BY FERRANTI: WILSON'S CRITICISM T ONDON, Fri. Mr. v Harold Wilson, leader of the Labour Party, last night accused the Government of failing to protect the taxpayer in aviation contracts and cited Ferranti's excessive profit of £5.772.964 on the Bloodhound Mark One missile. Moving a censure motion In
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      Lock icon IMF aid for Britain to keep growing
      87 3 WASHINGTON. Fri.— The International Monetary Fund has renewed a US$l,OOO million stand-by arrangement with Britain, authorising drawings o'er the next 12 months il necessary The IMF. action extends a stand-by agreement made by Britain and the Fund last year, out under which no
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      Loans to Israel
      23 3 WASHINGTON, Fn The Agency for International Development announced yesterday the authorisation ol two rievHopment loans to Israel 'niallir million.— UPl
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      Lock icon U.S. Senators see scenes of violence from TV programmes
      265 3 U.S. Senators see scenes of violence from TV programmes WASHINGTON, FridaJ. IN a darkened room today a United States Senate investigating sub-committee were shown scenes of monsters, murderers and warfare taken from six television programmes. They were told by their chairman. Senator Thomas J. Dodd, Democrat, Connecticut, that prime television
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      Lock icon TWO KILLED LANDLADY TO SKIP RENT: JAILED
      132 3 TWO KILLED LANDLADY TO SKIP RENT: JAILED I ONDON. Fri. Two L lodgers at a boarding house who killed their landlady to avoid paying rent were jailed yesterday. 1 inn labourer Philip Richard Brew will serve a life term for murder. A woman sentenced with him, Mrs. Audrey Dooley, 21,
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      Lock icon Longer royal trip
      30 3 LONDON. Frl.— Queen Elizabeth and the Duke of Edinburgh are to extend their week-long October visit to Canada by visiting Ottawa. Buckingham Palace announced lust night. Reuter
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      Lock icon Divorce for girl who was forced into marriage
      115 3 LONDON. Frl.— An English girl was kept prisoner in the cellar of a man's home In Denmark, and forced to marry him after being beaten with a rifle and a stick, a divorce court judge said in Hull, north-east England, yesterday. The
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      Lock icon The beauty and the boxer
      70 3 MIAMI BEACH (Florida", Fri.— A free-lance photographer David Haylick of San Francisco, said a roll of film was confiscated from him by Judges of the Miss Cnl\erse pageant because it contained a picture of Miss Sweden with Ingemar Johansson, one of the Judges. Miss Sweden.
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      Lock icon ALL resign
      28 3 NEW YORK. Frl. Teachers seeking higher pay resigned en masse yesterday closing more than half of the city's 508 summer recreation centres for young children.— A.P.
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      Lock icon Show must go on, so it's singing in the rain with Red
      141 3 Show must go on, so it's singing in the rain with Red fOS ANGELES, Fri. Comedian Red Skelton (above) Aeucd 13.0 M spectators at Casper, Wyoming, just what klad of showman he was last nieht by performing for one-and-a-quarter hours on an open stage in steady rain. "If you stay.
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      Lock icon Rootes: Family will retain control
      86 3 I ONDON. Fn. i^rd Rootes. head ot Rooies motors, reaffirmed m a statement last night that his family would retain control of the group. He denied that Rootes Motors might give voting rights to "A" non-voting shares. Rootes and the Chrysler Corporation of the United
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      Lock icon Peter Finch and wife part
      55 3 LONDON m— Film star Peter Finch and his actress wife Yo-! lande Turner have separated, it was reported here today. I They were married in 1959 and have a four-year-old daughter and a year-old son. Finch, who Is 48. Is now In Israel filming with
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      'Hello, fire!' then death at the switchboard
      145 3 'Hello, fire then death at the switchboard OTTAWA. Frl. A hotel switchboard operator died yesterday when she stayed at her post to warn guests to evacuate the burning hotel. Mrs Addle McCormick. 55. was I found slumped at her desk In the lobby of the Beacon Arms Hotel after a
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      Lock icon High fashion
      54 3 rpHE bald look at the X Jacques Esterel show. unich opened the higlit fashion collections in Paris on Monday. There were no bare bosoms just a bare head. And to show that the model. Bibelot, was not bald to start with, every programme had a lock of her
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      Lock icon Suit to bar Chrysler transaction
      91 3 Suit to bar Chrysler transaction WASHINGTON. Fri. The U.S. Justice Department filed a suit yesterday to bar Chrysler Corporation, a large VS. car manufacturer, from acquiring Mack Trucks Incorporated. In a civil anti-trust suit, filed in the US. District Court, the Department charged that the consolidation would substantially reduce competition
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    Attack on engineer: Probation for youth
    167 4 SINGAPORE, Fri. A *3 teenager. Tan Chor Ho, who attempted to cause hurt to a consultant engineer. Albert Wong Peng Choon, one night in February this year, was put on two years' probation by Mr. Justice Winslow in the Assize Court today. Tan, 17.
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    Adult classes to resume
    47 4 SINGAPORE, Fri —All the language, literacy. Recreational and professional courses of the Adult Education Board will function as usual from Monday. The .seminar for the Chlrtese language teachers and instructors, scheduled to be held from Aug. 20 to 22. has been postponed Indefinitely.
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    Outpatients now must go to the Govt. dispensaries
    291 4 Outpatients now must go to the Govt. dispensaries SINGAPORE, Friday. THK reorganisation of the outpatient services and the formation of an enlarged emergency admission department at the Singapore General Hospital will take place from 8 a.m. tomorrow. The reorganisation is aimed to give a more efficient service with I present
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    Fete postponed
    30 4 SINGAPORE. Prl. The Singapore Junior Safety First Councils second annual students' safety carnival, scheduled to be held at Raffles Institution ground at 2.30 p.m. tomorrow, has been postponed.
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    Extra-mural classes
    15 4 SINGAPORE. Prl— The University of Singapore's extra-mural study classes will resume from Monday.
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    HIT WOMAN CHARGE: COURT CLEARS MAN
    271 4 SINGAPORE, Fri. A magistrate, Mr. Tay Soo Tee, was told today about a scene In public. when an elderly man was alleged to have hit his neighbour, a young married woman, with an umbrella. The woman. Ho Meng Yoke, said that while on her
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    15 CHILDREN OF TRAFALGAR HOME ARE 'ADOPTED' BY DENEFACTORS
    153 4 15 CHILDREN OF TRAFALGAR HOME ARE 'ADOPTED' BY DENEFACTORS QINGAPORE. Fri. Fifteen children from the Trafalgar Home have been "adopted" following a recent appeal by the Singapore Leprosy Relief Association. The people who had adopted these children will be paying $60 a year each. This sum covers $2 for pocket
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    Immoral earnings: Conviction quashed
    188 4 SINGAPORE, Fri. A taxi driver, Lim Hung Tong, under a district court conviction and sentence of six months' jail on a charge of knowingly living in part on the earnings of prostitution was cleared of the offence on appeal in the High Court today. Mr. Justice
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    Did not know
    134 4 Lim was alleged to have lived in part on the immoral earnings of Chan Kum Yoke, his wife, between October 1958 and April 2«, 1963. Chan had i said In her evidence in the*dlstrlct court that she had been a prostitute for four years and her husband
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    'Repressive,' says union of Singapore undergrads
    234 4 'Repressive,' says union of Singapore undergrads SINGAPORE, Fri. The Malayan Undergrad, journal of the University of Singapore Students Union, has expressed "growing and grave concern" at the "periodic repressive measures that are taken against students." Referring to the Internal Security (Amendment) Bill 'which was recently passed in the Malaysian Parliament,
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    CHOLERA DEATH TOLL IS NOW 95
    114 5 TZUALA LUMPUR, Pri. 1 Another cholera death was reported Id Kuala Trengganu during 24 hours ending at 8 a.m. today. This brings the official number of deaths in the State to 71, and for the East Coast States 95. There were 20 deaths in
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    University authorities urged: Ask students to study Malay
    155 5 SINGAPORE, Fri.— The University of Singapore Malay Language Society is preparing a memorandum to the university authorities, urging that students be asked to study Malay. The society is also drawing up an elaborate programme for the National Language Week between Aug. 21
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    He tried to steal from a detective
    100 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. Nn Ban Sing. 24. of Setupak new village was today lined $400, or lour months' lail, in a magistrate's court here for pickpocketing. Abdul Manap bin Talip, a hotel house detective, said that on Feb. 13 at 11-45 a.m. he
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    Minister in Pahang
    52 5 KUANTAN. Fri.— The Minister of Education, Inche Abdul Rahman bin Haji Talib. will open an exhibition to celebrate the eolden jubilee of the Clifford School in Kuala Lipis at 9 a.m. tomorrow. On Sunday, he will open a new school at Kampong Awah in Temerloh at 2
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    Penang Assembly
    14 5 PENANG. Pri The Penang State Legislative Assembly will meet on Aug. 27.
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    New laboratory
    28 5 TAIPING. Pri —The new science laboratory of St. Georges Institution will be officially opened bf the Chief Education Officer, Perak j Mr Bloa Oury, on Monday.
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    Forged $10 notes in circulation, warn police
    184 5 Not clever job: Bad quality paper, hand drawn design KUALA LUMPUR, Friday. police today warned the public not to be fooled by hand-drawn $10 notes that are in circulation in certain parts of the country. A Federal police spokesman said that so far
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    Charged with bribe attempt
    83 5 Charged with bribe attempt TjARIT BUNTAR. FrL A A businessman. Teoh Chin ■cnoay, 41, of Bagan Berai, »as charged In the magistrate's court here today with attempting to bribe the Krian OCPD. Mr. E. A. Fernandez. Teoh. It was alleged, offered Mr. Fernandez $1,350 last night as an inducement to
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    Had gun: Jailed three years
    50 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Lee Ah Kow, 21, unemployed, of Cheras Road here, was today sentenced by the Sessions Court to three years' jail for illegal possession of a revolver and five rounds of ammunitionLee was arrested In a house in High Street on June 18.
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    Dagger gang rob $1,020
    59 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Pri Thrte men armed with daggers raided a house in Jalan Ismail Ghani. off Kampong Kasipillay, and robbed a housewife of $650 in cash and jewellery worth $370 here yesterday. Madam Low Huat, 30, told the police that she and her children were locked
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    Two teams will visit Seremban to recruit youths for forces
    171 5 Two teams will visit Seremban to recruit youths for forces SEREMBAN, Friday. TWO recruiting teams will visit Seremban in A August and September to select oung men for the armed forces. Recruitment is for the Federation Reconnaissance Regiment. Federation Engineers, Federation Signals, Federation Supplies and Transport Services, Ordinance Services. Electrical
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    Self-help boy gets varsity's top honours
    155 5 CINGAPORE. Fri. The coveted Gold Medal award for the best allround student of the University of Singapore has been won by Mr. Seek Hong Chee. (above), financial secretary of the Students' Union This is disclosed In the union's organ, Undererad, published today. This distinction
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    Concert put off
    42 5 SINGAPORE, Frt. The con cert by the joint choirs of the Chinese Christian churches of the Malaya synod at the Victoria Theatre on Aug. 2 has been postponed to Aug. 27. Tickets bought are valid for the new date.
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    Social and dance
    23 5 BATU OAJAH. Pi-i. The Government Sports Club here will hold a «oclal and dance tomorrow at the Sultan Yus.suf School.
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    USE MORE LOCALLY-MADE GOODS, LIM TELLS MALAYSIANS
    148 5 USE MORE LOCALLY-MADE GOODS, LIM TELLS MALAYSIANS JOHORE BAHRI Fri The Malaysian Minister of Commerce and Industry Dr. Lim Swee Ann, today appealed to the people to use more locally produced goods. Dr. Llm made this appeal after visiting two textile factories in Johore today. He is on an official
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    $2,000 seizure by Customs
    42 5 PENANG, Pri. Customs offficers yesterday seized 10 packages of clothes abandoned by two men when their boat was chased in Sungei Jejawi, Province Wellesley. Value of the goods Is estimated at $2,000. Customs have also seized the boat.
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    $100,000 equipment from West Germany for Poly
    136 5 SINGAPORE, Fri.— The Singapore Goverr>ment has accepted an offer of three pieces of scientific equipment donated by the ConsulGeneral of West Germany here. The equipment. costing about $100,000, is for the Singapore Polytechnic, which already has a modern photo laboratory, also donated by
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    Musical concert
    30 5 TAIPING. Fri— The band c* Henry Gurney School in Malacca. will give a concert at the Lake Gardens here on Sunday from 5 30 p.m. to 7 p.m.
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    Malay sole official language
    787 6 'The Govt's determination can be gauged by the setting up of 27 national secondary schools' Minister: The success in implementing the national language is the prime duty of everyone of us KUALA LUMPUR, Friday. f Jf HE Minister of Education, Inche Abdul Rahman bin Haji Talib,
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    150 refugees go home
    77 6 SINGAPORE. Fri. All the 150 refugees who had stayed at the Aljunied Muslim Orphanage (or nearly a week during the dis turbances. returned home yesterThey had refused to return U> th>-ir home.v The Minister lor Social Affairs. Inche Othman Wok. the Minister for Health, Mr. Yong
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    The two-day 'open day'
    36 6 PARIT BUNTAR, Fri— The Methodist Secondary School held an "open day" today. The two-day programme, which ends tomorrow night. includes singing and dancing, a gymnastics display and art. science and book exhibitions.
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    No permits so five parlours close
    204 6 MALACCA. Fri I^IVE of seven massage parlours in Malacca 1 (Central) district closed down last night after the Malacca Rural District Council had refused them licences to operate. The other two parlours were allowed to carry on but only for three months. All seven
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    PROBLEM OF PARKING NOW FELT AT STORE VARSITY
    171 6 PROBLEM OF PARKING NOW FELT AT STORE VARSITY SINGAPORE, Fri. The difficulty oi rinding s,<ace to park cars a problem in Singapore City is now being felt in the I niversity of Singapore campus also. The Malayan Indergrad Journal of the students' union, in its latest issue, says: "The number
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    195 6 OTTAWA. Fri.— Canada t is giving Canadian 51. 5 million worth of vocational training equipment to Malaysia this year, the External Aid Department announced today. This Is part of a comprehensive vocational training assistance programme which Canada is developing In close I collaboration
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    CP reception
    24 6 SINGAPORE. Fri.— The Finance Minister. Dr. Goh Keng Swee. will give a reception for Colombo Plan 1 trainee* at. Sri Temasek tomorrow
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    Borneo Co. strike goes on — 'indefinitely'
    107 6 Borneo Co. strike goes on 'indefinitely' CINOAPORE, Pri. The strike by 340 employees of the Borneo Co. Ltd. here entered its fifth day today with no signs of a settlement. The strikers were still picketing the company's head office in Robinson Road, and its stores in Ord Road and Magazine
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    $18m. 'township' for capital with 'skyscraper' blocks of flats, school and community hall
    189 7 $18m. 'township' for capital with 'skyscraper' blocks of flats, school and community hall KUALA LUMPUR, Friday. THIS picture shows a model of the Malaysian capital's most ambitious low cost housing project the $18 million scheme to be built on the 22-acre site of the old army camp in Circular Road.
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    214 7 Britain spends £2m to aid research in Malaysia and poor lands LONDON, Friday. BRITAIN is supporting agricultural research in Malaysia, particularly in Sabah and Sarawak, a White Paper said today. The report said Britain was spending more than £2,000.000 a year on research to aid uevcloping countries. It added: "Substantial
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    Bombing practice
    91 7 PENANG. Fri. Bombing! and firing exercises will be carried out by the Far East Air Force on Pulau Songsong range, off the Kedah coast, i on the following dates: 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. and 6.30 p.m to 9.30 p.m. on Aug. 3. 4. 6. 10. 11. 13.
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    Question for Minister
    73 7 SINGAPORE Fn Mr. N b Kah T:ng. PAP Assemblyman tor Ponggol. has submitted a question on road m.ikiiiK to the frr National Develop- i mem. Mr. Lim K:m San. for reply nt ihe sitting of the Leg Mr. N? uka whether the Minuter would consider cxped:ting the
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    34 British volunteers for Borneo
    178 7 LONDON, Fri. Mr. Colin Turner (Labour) asked the Secretary for Technical Co-operation, in the Commons yesterday how many young volunteers from Britain were working In Sabah and Sarawak and how many would be going there under thf programme for 19P4-65 and 1965-66 Mr. Robert Carr
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    Lock icon Malaysia pavilion at fair to be improved
    152 7 Malaysia pavilion at fair to be improved J^EW YORK. Fri— The Malaysia pavilion at the New York World Fair which has proved one of the successes of the 1%4 season, will be improved before the fair reopens next April, Mr. Ng I funs, the pavilion's director, said yesterday. In recent
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    Local council by-election on Aug. 22
    47 7 Local council by-election on Aug. 22 MALACCA. Frl. A byelection in the Bandai Sungei Mati Barat ward of Sungei Mati local Council will be held on Aug. 22. Nomination papers must be submitted between 10 a.m and noon on Aug. 5 at the Sungei Mati local council.
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    Maiden voyage
    41 7 SINGAPORE. Fri. The inauKuration ceremony and maiden viumrc of the motor vessel M.tta Hari. designed for sightseeing tours around the Singapore harbour, will take place at the Marine Department s Pier in Collyer Quay on Tuesday at 4.30 p.m.
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    Ipoh may have the tallest building in Malaysia
    206 7 Ipoh may have the tallest building in Malaysia IPOH, Fri. Two low cost housing schemes in Ipoh costing $7.5 million, were announced by the Municipal President, Mr. S. P. Seenivasagam. here today. Mr. Seenlvasagam said "One of the projects to be located in the heart of the the crowded old
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    Talk on role of statistics in development
    65 7 Talk on role of statistics in development KUALA LUMPUR. PH.— Mr. R. Chander, Senior Statistician of the Malaysian Government, will talk on "the role of statistics In national development" at 4 pjn. on Sunday at 29, Ipoh Road. The talk being sponsored by Kuala Lumpur Psychology Club, will be open
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    Red Cross first aid contest
    53 7 PENANG, Frt— Nine junior teams and seven detachmentswill take part in the Red Cross Society's annual first aid competition at St. Xavier's Institution tomorrow and on Sunday The winners of each section will represnt the state In the national contest to be held in Kuala
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    New magistrate
    27 7 PENANG. Fri. The Governor, Raja Tun Uda Al^Haj. has appointed Mr. T. Aria Rajah a first r'as-s maslstrate In Penang with •ffprt from July 1
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    Convent fun fair
    23 7 BATU OAJAH. Fri The Convent here will hold a food and fun fair tomorrow in aid of its buildin? tunn
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    Priority: Low cost flats to go up in Penang
    200 8 OENANG, Fri. Thp State Government is giving priority to the construction of multistorey low-cost flats to help alleviate the housing shortage in Penang. Disclosing this today, Mr. M S A. Zachariah. chairman of the State Housing Committee, told the Strais Times
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    Musical night in S'pore
    61 8 SINGAPORE, Fri. The "Club de Beret," together with the Goh Soon Tioe Music Studios, will present a "Soiree Musicale" at the Victoria Theatre at 8.45 D.m. on Aug. 11. The programme will comprise works by Paganini. Brahms. Lalo, Ravel, La Fontaine, Vivaldi, and Gounod. Tickets at
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    $875,000 extensions to hospital ready soon
    212 8 SINGAPORE. Fri. I I r VHE first phase of the co Hi version of Thomson Road Hospital into a district hospital has now been completed, and the $875,000 extensions to the hospital will be ready for use in two to three months. In the
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    SACKED NANTAH CANTEEN WORKERS WRITE TO P.M.
    118 8 SINGAPORE. Fri. The I Industrial Workers' Union has appealed to Tengku Abdul Rahman to use his good offices to reinstate 20 Nanyang University canteen worker^ sacked on July 13 In a letter to the Prim' Minister, the union charged that the Nanyang Unlverj
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    The Kuala Lumpur Hilton: A protest by St. Mary's
    239 8 The Kuala Lumpur Hilton: A protest by St. Mary's HOTEL ATMOSPHERE NOT CONDUCIVE FOR SCHOOL: BISHOP KOH 1/-UALA LUMPUR, Fri. St. Marys one of the oldest girls' schools here, is protesting against the siting of the proposed $24 million Kuala Lumjpiir Hiltoni. The 20-storey hotel is to be built on
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    Families get cash relief
    68 8 Families get cash relief UATU PAHAT. Fri— The Minister of Welfare Services. Haji Abdul Humid Khan, today distributed cash relief totalling $2,850 to 57 families here whose livelihood was affected by Indonesia's confrontation. Each family received S5O. The Minister assured the victims that the government was aware of their plight
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    Clerk robbed at dagger point
    60 8 PENANG. Fri. An unemployed man. Khor Chin Pang, 22. was jailed for two years and six months for robbing a cleric, Hon Choong Yee, of $10 and a watch in I a kampong, off Free School Road' on July 7. Khor, who had four previous
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    Corruption case framed against chief railway goods clerk—counsel
    560 8 Corruption case framed against chief railway goods clerk counsel TAIPING, Friday AN allegation that a corruption case had been framed against a railways chief goods clerk by two transport contractors to safeguard their interests, was made by a defence counsel, Mr. Lim Cheng Pen. in the Sessions Court here yesterday.
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    Penang Umno move for a youth convention
    101 8 pENANG, Fri. The executlve committee of the Penang Umno youth movement will meet soon to consider a move to call for a convention of Alliance youths in Penang next month. The proposed convention. If approved, will be open to all youth members of
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    Mentri's warning to Govt men: Keep politics out of your work
    237 8 KOTA BHARU, Friday. fHE Mentri Besar of Kelantan, Inche Mohamed Asri bin Haji Muda, warned today that he would not hesitate to take action against any Government officer who allowed political sentiments to influence his work. Inche Asri was
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    At work at the SPCA: Sally the baby-sitter with a difference
    222 8  - At work at the SPCA: Sally the baby-sitter with a difference KITTY LING By WHO has ever heard o There is one in the h by the Society for the 1 Kuala Lumpur. Fri. >f a monkey baby-sitter? Lome for strays here kept Prevention of Cruelty to Animals. And Sally
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    Family planning at the TTC
    52 8 SINGAPORE, Fri. The Minister for Education, Mr Ong Pang Boon, will open nree days of talks on lamily planning for students of the Teachers' Training College at 9 a.m. on Monday. About 300 have enrolled. Talks will be given by some of Singapore's leading family
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    Language concert
    29 8 PENANG. Fn. St. Xaviers Institution wiil hold a National Language Month variety concert at 9 a.m. on Aug. 5 to mark the end of the school term
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    Stabbing after New Year row
    95 8 Stabbing after New Year row SINGAPORE. Fri A quarrel during a gambling session on Chinese New Year Day led to one of the gamblers being stabbed a week later, a magisrate's court was told today. Ng Hua Lam, who pleaded guilty to a charge of voluntarily causing hurt to Lim
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    Sultan on visit to Bentong
    71 8 Sultan on visit to Bentong BENTONO, Prl.— The SuJUn of Pahang arrived here today for a flve-riay official visit to the district of Bentong. He was welcomed by government officials and community leader** Tonight, the SulUtn attended a nodal party given In his honour by community leaders tit the rest
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    Parking: City Council calls for the abolition of $5 fine
    289 10 PENANG, Friday. r pHE City Council this afternoon unanimously approved an amended motion calling for the abolition of the $5 fine on motorists who exceeded their parking time in metered zones. In moving the original motlorj, Mr. Ooi Thiam Slew,
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    40-man troop to train in Kuching
    78 10 1/ A JANG. Frl —A troop from the 21st Engineer Squadron of the Territorial Army based here will go to Kuching for their annual training camp on Aug. 8. The 40-member troop, comprising technicians, clerks and skilledlabourers, will be led by Lieut. Abu Kasslm
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    The women rush to see the Christine film
    87 10 The women rush to see the Christine film ITUALA LUMPUR, Fri.— The "Christine Keeler Affair" is packing them in mostly women. A spokesman for the Federal Theatre here said: "We are attracting large crowds, especially at the evening and night shows." However, it's not for those under 18. The spokesman
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    Imam falls unconscious in mosque
    79 10 PENANQ. Frt. A 60-year-o!d imam. Inche Embi, collapsed on the rostrum while preaching a sermon during congregational prayers at the Masjid Hashim Yahahya, Perak Road, this afternoon. Many of the people attending i the prayers rushed to his aid. Inche Embi was carried unconscious to
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    Jail for fireman with parang during —curfew—
    333 10 Jail for fireman with parang during —curfew— OINGAPO^E, Frl. A fireman with seven years service, Hussein bin Kasri, was arrested during the curfew last Wednesday when he was seen brandishing a parang. Senior Inspector T. S. Zain. told a magistrate's court today. Hussein, who was on leave at the time,
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    $20,000 import illegal—charge
    37 10 $20,000 import illegal charge SINGAPORE. Fri. Kwok Cheong Fatt. 40. was today charged with unlawful importation of 10,0001 b. of mososodlum glutamate worth $20,000 on July 20. He pleaded not guilty. The case will be mentioned tonorrow.
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    Selangor State Corporation takes over today
    278 10 Selangor State Corporation takes over today 1/-UALA LUMPUR, Frl. The Petaling Jaya Development Corporation was officially wound up today by an order of the State Executive Council with the concurrence of the Sultan of Selangor. It is being replaced by the State Development Corporation, which will carry on the work
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    King's greetings for Swiss Day
    63 10 KUALA LUMPUR. Frt. Th« Yang di-Pertuan Agong has sent a message of "warm greetings" v-> the President of Switzerland on the occasion of the country a National Day tomorrow. The acting Prime Minister, Tun Abdul Razak bin Hussein, ha.* sent a similar message conveying "warm
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    145 for air training at Seletar
    111 10 SINGAPORE. Frt. The Malayan Air Training Corps annual training camp will be held at R.A.F. Seletar here from Sunday to Aug. 9. About 12 overseas cadets (air units) in addition tn 133 officers and cadets of the M.A.T.C.. Singapore, who have been selected from
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    Ningkan's warning to rude or corrupt officials
    271 11 KUCHING, Friday. SARAWAK'S Alliance Government would not tolerate rudeness and corrupt practices by public servants, said the Chief Minister, Mr. Stephen Kalong Ningkan, this afternoon. He was speaking at the close of a nineteen-day Civil Service training course in Kuching. He said: "The
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    Undergrade net $54,000 in welfare projects
    84 11 SINGAPORE, Fri. The University of Singapore Students' Union has collected more than 5a4,000 this year by organising welfare projects. The sum was the total received at three major fund-raising projects. The Varsity carnival broußht in $40,000. flag day collections netted $6,000 and $8,000 was
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    August rain well above the average
    54 11 SINGAPORE, Fri. With a heavy downpour, in the early hours of today, rainfall for this month rose to 9.95 inches compared to the average rainfall of 6.51 inches. Yesterday, the Meteorological Station here recorded 895 k.ches up to 4 p.m. There had been 18
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    Co-op officials
    28 11 KAJANG Fri. Mr. S. S. Moorthy was elected chairman of the Ulu Lanpat District Jntfnese 00-operative Society, with Mr S. Som.i.Mindram as secretary and treasurer here.
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    Stolen lorry found
    72 11 PENANG. Fri.— A lorry reported stolen by a Rang of burglars, who stoic $20,000 worth of linseed oil from an import and export shop in Victoria Street, early yesterday has been found abandoned at -the function of Scotland Road and Iver Itam Road yesterday. Police are still
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    Lock icon Japanese interested in Malaysian Borneo
    134 11 BRUNEI. Fri.— More Japanese industrial and business concerns are looking to Sabah. Sarawak and Brunei for joint business ventures. This was learned from tbe Brunei Chinese Chamber of Commerce and Brunei Chines*- busl--111 t irrlcs today. The latest Japanc*e ioniiiu-ni.il enterprise to <\p;ind into Brunei
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    NZ EDUCATION EXPERT TO VISIT MALAYSIA ON STUDY TOUR
    144 11 NZ EDUCATION EXPERT TO VISIT MALAYSIA ON STUDY TOUR KUALA LLMPLK, Fri. A leading New Zealand expert on technical education, Mr. E. W. Mills, will arrive in Singapore on Sunday to begin a study tour of technical training institutions in South-East Asia. Mr. Mills is the principal of the Central
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    S-E Asian evangelists meet for conference and a crusade
    226 11 S-E Asian evangelists meet for conference and a crusade SINGAPORE, Friday. A WEEK-LONG crusade and conference of evan- gelists from countries in South-East Asia will begin in Singapore at the National Theatre tomorrow at 7.30 p.m. The crusaders will later go to Malacca. Kuala Lumpur. Klang. Ipoh, Taiping and Penang.
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    Engku Mohsein in Kuantan
    78 11 KUANTAN. Fri.— The Assistant Minister of Culture. Youth and Sports. Engku Mohsein. currently on a tour of the East Coast, will visit here tomorrow to meet officials of the Government Services Sports and Recreational Council and youth leaders. A lunch will be given in tiis honour
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    Shortage of land hampers low-cost housing
    273 11 Shortage of land hampers low-cost housing KHAW VISITS THE SLUMS AND GETS A SURPRISE rpELUK ANSON. Fri.— Lack of State land in the Town Council area was hampering plans for low-cost housing schemes, Mr. Khaw Kai Boh, the Minister of Local Government and Housing, was told today. Mr. Khaw was
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    Dinner for the women's team
    50 11 PENANG. Fri— The president of the Penang MCA. Mr. Saw Seng Kew. today entertained a visiting women's basketball team from tlv University of Taiwan to lunch. Thf> visitors will meet the Perak State team In a friendly match at the New World Park stadium tonight.
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    The Straits Times Saturday, August 1, 1964. Houses For Thousands
    672 12 The Straits Times Saturday, August 1, 1964. Houses For Thousands Mr. Khaw Kai Boh, who in recent weeks has been speaking earnestly of -a "crash programme" to remedy bousing shortages, has reduced the problem to simple terms: Malaya will have to build between 20,000 and 30,000 low-cost homes a year
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    National Service Call-up Begins
    393 12 Two considerations enter into the planning and implementation of the Malaysian Government's call-up programme. There i» the need to achieve a real and reasonably rapid increase in the country'a reserves of trained manpower for defence; and there ia the need to see that this comes about
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    132 12 Siberia, lons synonymous with the ultimate in isolation, has at last risen against this slander and asserted its respectability. Officials from the Amur region, on the borders of China, have complained to Moscow against their territory being used as "a dumping ground for idlers and parasites." These
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    100 goodwill committees
    363 13 They have been formed at state, district, kampong, mukim and village levels since Tun Razak's directive KUALA LUMPUR. Fri VJORK THAN 100 goodwill committees at state, district, kampong, mukim and village levels have been set up throughout Malaya since the directive went out from the acting Prime
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    375 13 Trouble brews over gratuity to 9,000 rail workers KUALA LUMPUR, Fri •^ROUBLE is brewing over the payment of retiring benefits for 9,000 former daily rated Malayan Railway workers who were put on the monthly establishment in January last year. The Administration Is insisting that the workers should continue to receive
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    56 13 SINGAPORE, Fri.— Dr. Lionel P. Ng. eldest son of a physician, is! among the 162 graduates of the Indiana University School of Medicine who have begun Internships on the staffs of 66 different hospitals In America. Dr. Ng. who graduated on June 8 this year. Is
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    A courtesy call at Is tan a by Madam Trait
    79 13 A courtesy call at Is tan a by Madam Trait MADAM f-ran Kbiem. IT *wife of the South Vietnamese Minister of National Defence and Com-mander-in-chief of the Sooth Vietnamese Army, paid a courtesy call on the Sultan and Tengku Arapuan of Selangor at the Istana Alam Shab Klang on Thursday.
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    126 13 Rumours: Tell police QINGAPORE, Fri. The Commissioner of Police, Mr. John Le Cain, today 1 advised the public to ignore rumours and warned again that those responsible for spreading them were liable to three years' jail. In a statement, Mr. Le Cain said: "Wild rumours axe again be- ing circulated
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    347 13 Miss Taylor's 3 hopes for S'pore Library A SCHOOL FOR LIBRARIANS BEING PLANNED SINGAPORE, Fri. Miss A. Prlscilla Taylor, Director of the National Library, leaves for New Zealand tomorrow after spending more than two years in Singapore under the Colombo Plan. Miss Taylor, who arrived here in April 1962 on
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    D.O. is head of goodwill body
    64 13 KUALA KANQSAR. Fn. A goodwill committee ha* been formed In the Kuala Kangsar district with Tunku Shahrtman bin Tunku aulelman. the District officer, v chairman. The secretary Is Inche Abdul Rahman bin Alang, Ahmad Yasln. District Information Officer, and the assistant secretary Is Mr.
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    Sen. Chan heads United Chambers
    53 13 KUALA LUMPUR, Prl Senator Chan Kwong Hon. a tin miner and businessman, is the new president of the United Chambers of Commerce, succeeding Inche Mahmood bin Anbak. A prominent member of the Malaysian Chinese Association, Senator Chan serves on many committees, Including the Social and
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    Railway's half fare for soccer fans
    132 13 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Soccer fans wishing to see the Malaya Cap final between Perak and Singapore at the Merdeka Stadium here on Aug. 8 will be able to travel by rail at nearly half the normal rates. The Malayan Railway Administration announced today that
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    JAPANESE PEACE VOLUNTEERS EXPECTED NEXT YEAR
    174 13 JAPANESE PEACE VOLUNTEERS EXPECTED NEXT YEAR I^UALA LUMPUR, Fri. v —The first batch of Japanese Peace Coros volunteers to assist Malaysia and other South-East Asian countries is expected to arrive next year. The Japanese Ambassador in Malaysia. Mr. Fumlhlko Kal, said today that details of the Corps are now being
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    Association scholarship for children of members
    85 13 LTUALA LUMPUR. FrL— Th« Technical Association of Malaya is ottering a scholarship tenable at the Technical College here for the academic year 1964/1965. The award, valued at $600. is only open to children of numbers ol the Association. Known as the 'Technical Association of
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    Seremban PAP man quits
    59 13 SEREMBAN, Fri. The Seren*. ban branch of the PAP today confirmed that one of its protein committee members. Inche Maarof bin Yunos. resigned from the party recently. A spokesman of the party said that it was proposed that Inche Maarof should serve on the committee recently,
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    Court position
    30 13 KUALA LUMPUR. Fn. Mr. Shlv Charan Singh has been appointed an acting senior assistant registrar of the Malayan High Court. His appointment rime into effect from July 14.
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    MINISTER PRAISES FIRM'S EFFORTS
    308 14 MINISTER PRAISES FIRM'S EFFORTS The Minister or Commerce and Industry. Dr. Lim Swee Aun. (on left), who is now on a tour of factories In Johore. Today, he will visit the $1 million Tone Aik distillery at Parit Stongkat. Muar. MESSAGE FROM THE MINISTER OF COMMERCE AND INDUSTRY, DR. LIM
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    Dr. Lim to visit $lm. plant
    1058 14 COMPANY REPORTS RAPID PROGRESS, MEETS LOCAL NEEDS THE Minister of Commerce and Industry, Dr. Lim Swee Aun, who is on an official visit to Johore, will this morning visit the $1,000,000 Tong Aik Distillery Ltd. at Parit Stongkat, Muar. Dr. Lim and senior officials
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      239 14 B^ifea^ Best Wishes TONG AIK DISTILLERY LTD. from KHERN SENG CHYE CONSTRUCTION CO., LTD. Office: 60-61, Jalan Hashim, Muar. Tel. 379. Factory: Jalan Ismail, Muar With the Compliments I of I I LAM SENG HANG CO. LTD., 12, Upper Circular Road, Singapore. Tels: *****, *****/9. Sole Supplier of China Molasses
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      96 14 With the Compliments of YONG BUAN SENG LTD., 83-85 New Market Road, Singapore. Tels: ***** *****. Cable Add: "BANSG". on the occasion of The official \isit to TONG AIK DISTILLERY LTD., muar. by The Honourable. DR. LIM SWEE AUN, The Minister for Commerce and Industry With 'Best Wishes to TONG
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    Lock icon Fiery end of a sports car—driver escapes
    51 15 Fiery end of a sports car— driver escapes ALL that's left of a sports car, a mass of sizzling rubber and twisted iron, after it short-circuited and burst into flames on Merdeka Bridge. Singapore, on Thursday night. The driver, Kuan Vim Kee, escaped unhurt. Straits Times picture by Chew Boon
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    Lock icon RELAY OF SIX AUSSIE SPECIALISTS FOR STORE SURGEON
    160 15 CANBERRA, Fri. A relay of six Australian specialists wil fly to Singapore to take over the ear, nose and throat unit at the General Hospital while its director, l)r Gob Ewe Hone, studies in Australia. The first of the specialists, Mr. T.G.
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    Full military honours for RAAF corporal at funeral
    127 15 Full military honours for RAAF corporal at funeral DENANO, Fn. A RAAF serviceman, Corporal E. Woodward, was given full military honours at his funeral here this afternoon. Cpl. Woodward. 30. an air frame fitter with No. 478 Squadron based at Butterworth, died suddenly of pneumonia at the Penang General Hospital
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    Declared bankrupt
    34 15 SINGAPORE. Fn A Duslnessman. Tjbin Main Khioen. who is owing the Comptroller of Income Tax $41,691 on a judgment, was adjudicated a bankrupt by Mr. Justice Ambrose In the High Court today.
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    Filipino doctors: Individual contracts proposal
    217 15 Filipino doctors: Individual contracts proposal If UALA LUMPUR, Fri. v A suggestion that Malaysia sign individu>C contracts with Filipino doctors to work here was described today by the Health Minister. Inche Bahaman Samsudin, as a "good idea." He added that the Cabinet would discuss the idea. Yesterday, Inche Bahaman had
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    Court advises father on his duty to son
    94 15 KUALA LUMPUR. Frl. A father was told in a magistrate's court here totfay that It was his duty to see that his son did not encroach on the rights of other people. The magistrate. Inche Hassan bin Ishak. said this before allowing
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    U.S. 'YOGI BEAR' CUB CAUSES A STIR IN STORE
    266 15 A "YOGI BEAR" cub whl from America, today office of the Singapore To The Board this morning arranged for children to meet the cub. which will be presented to the Johore Zoo at a opeclal ceremony on Mo»-.uay at 4 p.m.
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    New chairman
    21 15 KLANG. Frl. A businessman. Mr. Koh Jit Kionß. was elected chairman of Klar* South MCA Youth section here yesterday.
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    Union to get mandate from members for talks
    115 15 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. The Rothmans Employees' Union of Malaya will hold a general meeting at the National Union of Bank Employees' hall here ou Sunday to get a mandate from its members for the union's executive committee to proceed with their negotiations
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    New school visitors
    42 15 TAIPINO. Frl Inche Zakarta bin Mat Tais and Mr. Kee Cheng Hoe have been appointed members of the Board of Visitors for the Taiping Boys' School The three-year appointment Is from Sepo. 1 this year to Aug. 31, 1967
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    Only 4 in 30 massage parlours in KL legal
    130 15 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri.— Only four oat of 39 Koala Lumpur massage parlours have been given licence to operate, a spokesman for the Municipal Department disclosed today. Two of the four parlour*, which have complied with the department's sanitary requirements are located
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    Warrants out for three massage girls in riot case
    260 15 JTUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Warrants for the arrest of three massage parlour girls were issued today by a magistrate when they failed to appear in court. Lee Chal Hoi, Lee Yoon Thye and Chong Ah Kew. of the Hong Mm Massage parlour
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    A year's jail for attempted robbery
    79 15 MALACCA. Fri. Lee Boon Toong. 20. from Singapore was sentenced to a year's Jail today for attempting to rob a sales supervisor. Lew Kun, sales supervisor of a cosmetic firm, told the Sessions Court that three youths approached him near the Umno Building in
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      Crime in pattern and growth
      2031 16  - Crime in pattern and growth W. ANDERSON By of the Washington Post IT IS A YOUNG MAN'S GAME IN THE GROWING TOWNS, AMONG THE FOOTLOOSE, A PROTEST AS WELL THE city at night is filled with shadows, and the shadows are charged with fear, as strangers approach on a dark
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      103 16 THERE ARE MANY REASONS WHY YOU SHOULD BuTFEKGUSON FERGUSON /^jT^N "PIT EXCLUSIVE ~fiir UtWM I II FEATURES i, m£ tf V 1 f*B^ 23" MODEL $1120" MALAYA >^^^^^^^V. Less Discount for Cash IK B H.P. Terms Available/// li AGENTS: THE BORNEO COMPANY LIMITED Sing«*#r«.r»non 9 .lp«h.Ku«U Um*wr.M«U<c« l|fc^ sZ?r RESEARCH
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      85 16 ARROW SHIRTS less 25'r B^/ SPEAR SHIRTS less 25 r r I\f RIDER BLOUSES less 30 I LADY ARROW less 25 WOOLLEN 2O^o /^^^sk\ WING ON CO., \i 73-75 South Bridge Road, \X__/ I Singapore 1. CLEARANCE SALE NOW ON! CENTS' FINE SHOES of DISTINCTION TOWN HALL SWAN OBERMAIN CALOAN
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      Citizenship inquiry with no answers
      246 17 Citizenship inquiry with no answers T AM writing to you instead of the authorities concerned as in Form No. 73, Singapore Citizenship Registry, the "Note" says, "Alter you have been interviewed, please do not make any further enquiry about this matter. Consideration of your application will take some time and
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      SELECTION DELAYED
      95 17 fPOGETHER with the anX nouncement of the abolition of the Malayan Secondary Schools Entrance Examination, it was stated also that the Ministry would soon recruit 3.000 new teachers, and give them six months emergency training so that they will start teaching next year. Later, it was announced again
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      Cancel gently
      63 17 (IN this matter of stamp v cancelling, the Malaysian states might well adopt a system employed In other countries where special Philatelic Mall' marked thus clearly on the envelopes get extra careful attention In the cancelling process. This would answer the problem of machine stampIng large quantities of
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      Bouquet from an expert
      151 17 Bouquet from an expert AS a visiting musician, may I say how very much 1 enjoyed the concert given on the 18th July at the National Theatre by the Singapore Youth Symphony Orchestra and the Combined School Choirs. I was very impressed by the high standard achieved by the orchestra
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      Double duty
      83 17 HAVE just seen the 1 readers letter about paying double stamp duty for cheques In the territories of Malaya < Singapore/Sabah/ Sarawak. Accountant's complaint Is fully Justified. In Singapore, I have to pay double duty on my fixed deposit receipt on the date of maturity. 1 deposit a
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      Awaiting X-rays
      61 17 IN this small town we wonder why no arrangement has been made for a visit from the Government's mobll. X-ray unit Since the unit will be visiting nearby Sungel Bakap soon, we see It a simple matter for the call to be extended to Nlbong Tebal's clinic. "Ye
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      THE LAW OF THE JUNGLE
      84 17 APROPOS "Puzxled," query In "The Straits Times" of July 23, the law of the jungle can sometimes be interesting. At any rate, when a tiger kills a doe, the incident is much less commonplace than when a car kills human. Yet covering road accidents is
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      Exams, text books and candidates
      376 17 f REFER to the letter by 1 Tutus Asa' (S.T. July 18) under the heading. •Studying books out of print". The two history books alleged by the writer to be out of print, were reprinted last year and are aval able. They are Books II
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      ROOM FOR THE JAGA KERETA
      135 17 ROOM FOR THE JAGA KERETA MAY I add my plea for the adoption of a plan such as outlined by the Secretary of the A.A.M. in your recent issue. While nothing but good can come of clearing the streets of Kuala Lumpur of the menace of the jaga kereta. there
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      257 17 lIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIUIII S.E.A. AGENCY SINGAPORE KUALA LUMPUR. iiiiiiiiiiiHiiimimiiimmiiiiiiiiimiiiiiimiiiiiiiiimiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii SUCCESS SUCCESS WITH X^^QpSw,) WORLDS MOST DEPENDABLE MOTORCYCLE IT'S UNBELIEVABLE, BUT TRUE! ■■> m^ fitfl frw Hr^^'Hri i^^e^Sji jmil Ik 9 Bi m a i f^%>9 JIM REDMAN of Southern Rhodesia, winner of last vear> 350 cc world title, astride a Honda 250
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      967 18 (Continued from Pate 12) OVERSEAS LEAVE it Word* SS (Mtn.t—Box St et: extra OH TO BE in England All fullyfurnlshrd Houses etc. In Kent, Bussex, Hampshire are personally Inspected before recommended for leave. Komeleaves Touchdown Bllllngsburst ■Bj 80UTH COAST 2 Bedroom Fist to let November/May (or part). Central beating, garage
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      1110 18 SITUATIONS VACANT tt Wort* SS (Min.)— Box St et*. txtrm HUNT'S SECRETARIAL ikHVltt invites applicants to register with them at 32. Tbe Arcade (Ist Boon Spore •or Secretarial and otber office posts. Tel W4910 CONFIDENTIAL SECRETARY of experience required by European senior Executive In Singapore. Permanent position, good salary aad
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      1074 18 j ACCOMMODATION VACANT Vi Word* U (Min.)— Box St et*. txtrm WELL-FURNISHED TWO-STOREY t Bun ku low, 3 bedrooms attached. I Bit* conditioners, large gardens, Coldecott Hill. Singapore 11. Ring (Spore.) *****. THE COMET, 16 Balmoral Road. near Tanglln Club, O H.Q, Furnished s/d rooms, bathrooms attached. Cool, quiet. Economical
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      1055 18 TUITION Word* SS Min.}— Box St eU. oatrm ENGLISH $ECONDARY A Pre-Lni-verslty Classes Tel: Spore *****. LEARN DRIVING SUCCESS Guaranteed $70/-. Hourly by lesson $3-25. Ring (Spore) sost>2 NATIONAL DRIVING SCnOOL Dual-controlled Cars Charges moderate— 22 Tanglln Road, ttpore. Tel: *****0. MALAY LANGUAGE: Beginners Classes add Std 111 commence 3rd
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      874 18 FURNITURE it Word* SS (MlM.J—Box St eta. oxtrm BEBT ALUM, AWNIMUS. Blinds/ Pelmets. Consent Mellow Co. Spore 4523 a U.S. AWNINCS, SUNWAV Venetian Blinds /Pelmets Contact Hunmaster Co. Tel 18 pore 1 *****. IMPRESS YOUR VISITORS with Elegant Cane Furniture from Adrian's 425 River Valley Road. ***** (B'pora). FOR HIRE
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      999 18 VEHICLES FOR SALE it Word* SS i mtm.y— Boa f) Ha. earfre VAUXNALL VICTOR SUPER August 1962 13.500 miles one owner. Price $4,000. 6 BomervfUe bstate. Spore. Phone *****. 1962 OPEL REKORO I doors in excellent condition. Best offer secure. Owner leaving. Phone Robert Llro (Spore) *****. No dealers. 1962'
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      1030 18 VEHICLES FOR SALE 74 H-ore-s U (Mim.)—B»x St eta. oxtrm 1962 A 40. 1961 F/Anglla, 1960 A4O, O/Rekord. F/Anglia. IWJ9 F /Prefect, 1954 Hiilman, F, Prefect. 1966 A/SO, 1953 A/30. M /Minor. 1951 F/000. 245 Middle lid.. Spore *****. 1962 MC MIDGET, black, immaculate, custom wneelcovers, rear seat, other extras,
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      948 18 FOR SALE it Wort* SS mm.}— Box St tta, sag** CANADIAN FAMILY has bousehout furniture a r conditioners, typewriter electrical appliances pot plants. Can be seen Sunday znd August betweeai 11 a.m. 5 p.m. day 12 Jalaa Pakat Ukay HelKht.v FULL RANOE OP "Primus" LP raa equipment Including e»mpmg sets,
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      1290 19 ■r rrA. tW P^H Qb*l H^ W\\ wPw TO LIVERPOOL S WEST COAST U.K.: Due S port Sa>ls P. Shim Penang MFNESTHEUS LittrpMl, G'xfO* Gt«. 31 Aug 2 An 4 MENELAUS Livtrpaal, Co An H Aug IS An U/'t An M -„iOMEDON Liverptal, Glasgow Aug 11 An H Aug 23/21
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      1287 19 JBSbIE£bSS3S!MbiB23M F-^l THE EAC lines ■»^OV 2/"^B« SINGAPOIE KUALA LUMruR.P.SWtrrfNMAkA PEMANO EyiiT* »HONI 7401 »NON| 11t.4 fHONI Oat fMONItIITI SAILINGS TO GENOA, LE HAVRE, HAMBURG, BREMEN, ANTWERP, ROTTERDAM, AMSTERDAM. OSLO. tOTHENIURt AND COPtWHAttN ""TTTjn^^^^penang "BASRA" a) II Part/ 1 An 7 An »"J "FALSTRIA" b) a/22 An »«S »»/2l An
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      1298 19 1 BENULINE~\ UfIEU tERVICt 10 LONDON. LIVtRPHUI a CONTINENIAL PMIS. BENVRACKIE Xtf*" 1 ft, 5 b.nt«port n. S'lmea Paaan Antwtrp Sept II An 4/ T It Pt Aef Auf S 1 Hamburg Sapt IS CftfiNGLOE NT London An 1} i S.naaDOf* PL STukm <u«| Hamburg Saft 1 lU. I/An J
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      1163 19 BUCKMAU S.S. CO.. LTD. LONDON HAMBURG ROTTERDAM HAVRI HULL AND MIDDLESBROUGH S'Dore P. S'nim Penani tCITY OF RIPON Cda 11-14 Tatay HHY OF JUHANNESIUR6 14 Auf -CITY OF DURHAM 7 1 23 Airg 24 25 Aef 21 Auf ICITY Of COLOMBO 2S/27 An 21 »v» I 'CITY OF LEICESTER 17/21
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    It's back to normal for rubber
    542 20 It's back to normal for rubber HC.B. and Co. Ltd. In their weekly Malayan rubber review say: As political conditions continued to Improve the market resumed the even tenor of Its way. The lower price level has encouraged some Improved shortcovering and a steadier undertone has been in evidence during
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    71 20 f^HIMISI Prortuci Ixahanga, Slnnapara noon prictj par picul yattarday: Coconut all: bulk SM| sellera, drum *54j sellers. Capra: July Aug. UK/Continent: Unquoted. Ptpawr: Muntok white 1138 aellera, Sarawak V-hlta (132 a sellers, special Sarawak black $105 aellera, garbled Lampong black »1121 sellers. AHTA (125 sellera. S'ngaawra Coconut Oil
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    EXCHANGE MARKS TIME WITHOUT FEATURES
    482 20 By Our Market Correspondent rpilE Malayan Stock ExX change marked time again yesterday, with in.dustrials quiet and slightly easier and tins very quiet. The turnover was small. The market was described as "sticky" with business difficult to attract. New industrial issues were marginally lower while
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    STOCK INDICES
    24 20 Malayan Stock Indices July 30 July 31 Industrials: 94.63 94.8S Tins: 128.47 128..19 rubbers: 103.34 103.0* •D*c. 30. 1963=100 Dec. 29. 1962=100
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    MALAYAN STOCK EXCHANGE
    813 20 f>USINKss in and reported to the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday with the number of shares traded In brackets: INDUSTRIALS: Baustaad (1,000) (1.65; C.S. Holdings (2,000) (2.80; Ounlspa (14,000) (2.01; Essa ords. (3,000) (2.31; Hunt <M) (1,000) (2; Hottl Skngapora
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    CLOSING PRICES
    29 20 July 31. MALAYAN RUBBER PRICE: 65} cents down three-eighths of a cent). TIN: $636.37} a picul (down 512.37 A). Inofficial estimated offering: 255 tons (up 15 tons).
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    OPTION PREMIUMS
    245 20 July SI. Three months. INDUSTRIALS Boustead 13 eta. M. Coouunera 14 ct« Uunlops 14 eta. M. Cable* l« eta. City Uev. 7 eta. McAllster 18 eta. K. Smelters 27 eta. 11. Invest. 13 eta. £sso 13 eta. 0.C.8.C. 20 eta. fed. Dlsp. 12 eta. Kothmans w eta. Kiupatriek*
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    EXCHAN6E RATES
    58 20 •THE Malayan Exchange Banks' Atio- elation made these changes In Its rates to merchants yesterday (all rates to (100): Canada: buying TT 35t, airmail OD 301. 90 d/at 351 credit bills, 35 15/16 ••Mine TT ar OD rsady: Canada 34 1: Holland Guilders lltij; Swiss Franca 139J: Bslman
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    H.X. RATES
    36 20 QN the trt* txctianga marktt In Hong Kong yesterday the US dollar waa quoted at 6.75 for TT and 5.7J# lor cash. darling waa quoted at 15.88 anal ana taal at geld at 240.
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    AVERAGE PRICES
    13 20 July :übbcr: 6.6.6 els Ins: $624.04 June 68.08 r 1583 .21
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    Tin drops in advance of London holiday
    468 20 r£ price of Straits tin on the Penang market yesterday fell $12.37$ a picul to $036.37. on an offering unofficially estimated to have risen 15 tons to 255 tons. This followed the fall In London of £15 spot and £6 a ton forward,
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      1084 20 Y\" KAWASAKI RISEN KAISHA LTD. U.S.A. Great Lakes/East Canada Servto* H'konf Yodohamt Halifai Montrul Toronto Cintiani Chictfo "Bolivia Man" 21 Atf I Sept It Oct 14 Oct 17 otl 21 Ocl '■Kmikawa Mara" 4 Sift 14 Sept II Ort 22 Oct 21 Oct M Ocl lHn West Coast o! Central
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      962 20 AUSTRALIA SERVICE INSIA. PAKISTAN AND P. CULF SEIVICt Id Fraaiaatta, Aaclaite Malaaaraa, Sjmtr I*. Madras aaa Nafaaattiaaai Penanf P. Sham S'pora S'pora P. S'hani Penani •AMORA 11/12 Aag 13/19 A« RAJUIA 11/T7 *u| II Aaf II Aaf SULIMIA 7 Stat l/il Seat 11/1] Saal FAJUIA j/il Seat 11 Saal 12
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      250 20 Postenger Cargo Service, Stroiti/Nagapattinom/Modraj Spore P. S'hom Penang TSS. "STATE OF MADRAS" Voy. 142 2/5 Aug 6 Aug 7 Aug Chief Agents: R. Jumabhoy IV Sons Ltd., Singapore. Phone *****. Far: Alti. Pin Sait. tstur.im. saisurlaai. Naailirt aat Sltbu S'pote P. S'htm Fenang -Reseral Sikarski" Ma 45 1/ 4 Aat
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    101 21 IitELBOURNE, Prl. Industrial XTX shares resumed an upward trend following yesterday's pause. Most leaders improved but B.H.P. eased 3d. to 55/3. Oils firmed again, led by Santos up 3/9 to 41/-, while base metals were steady. Longer term bonds again eased. k.a. ovrUount In 46/1 V. Broken HU
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    RUBBER PRICE
    234 21 IUCUST first grado rubb«r fob. closed at S p.m. In Kuala Lumpur yesterday at 651 ccnta per lb.. down three-elghtha of a cent on Thursday's closing level for tho poaltton. The tone waa quiet. R.A.S. and F.M.R.E. oloalng prloot In oonttt por lb. yottorday: Int. 1 R.B.S. prompt
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    SHIPS IN PORT
    194 21 SHIPS lying aloniiiMl* th« llngapor* Harbour wtiirmi or axpactad today ara: Bengloe 1/2, City of Wellington 3 '4. General Slkorskt 8/S, Atlaa Mara 18. Bt»r Alcyone 47. laabrl 21/22. Lanit 28, City of Rlpon 35/36 Rondo 3S/39. GDKllelmo Marconi 44/45, Ventura FelU 46. B«n--<J«rn 47 feudal N.W.
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      930 21 P.W.D., SINGAPORE TENDERS are Invited from P.W.D. registered Contractors for the following work: a) Toa Payoh Sewage Purification Scheme Sub-Contract 8.20 d Terraxro Florins for Hartley Road Pumping Station. Singapore. All Registered Building Contractors. Closing Date: 14-8-64 at 10.U0 a.m. Pull particulars may be seen and obtained at the Offlce
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      1289 21 MINISTRY OF EDUCATION MALAYSIA SELECTION FOR TEACHER TRAINING Preference will be given to candidates „m with a credit in the main language and IUUKSb i»O5. a p^ m the second language. CandiApplicants are Invited for admission into the fates without a pass the second following teacher training courses beginning in
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      1507 21 NOTICE t-=~ AUCTION SALE GOVERNMENT OF THE at STATE OF SINGAPORE N ASSIM <Sc CO. (SINGAPORE) LIMITED PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT. 4*4-1 (other Quay. Singapore THE LOCAL GOVERNMENT on TUESDAY. 11th AUGUST 1964 INTEGRATION ORDINANCE, at 2.30 p.m 1963. (1) KENG LEE ROAD No. 90 (No. 18 of 1963). Freehold Land
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      CRICKET D'Oliveira upsets Palmer in 'singles'
      269 22 CRICKET D'Oliveira upsets Palmer in 'singles' I ONDON. Fri.— South African Basil D'Oliveira (Worcestershire) had a shock win over the holder, Ken Palmer (Somerset), in the first round of the single-wicket cricket competition at Lord's yesterday. Palmer scored 31 in his maximum six overs at the wicket, but D'Oliveira passed
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      89 22 Salasiah sets three records rH. Fri. Salaslah Jaffar broke three records on the opening day of the two-day Perak Government Services Athletic champlopships here today. Her rwaerds were in the shot putt (8.16 m) discus (23.7 m) and Javelin (28.5 m). Four other records were set. They were in the
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      35 22 SUNOEI PATANI. Fri.— The inter-state triangular athletics meet between Kedah. Penang and Perak. scheduled to be held here on Sunday, has been postponed because of Inclement weather. A new date will he announced later
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      SOCCER TRIAL
      47 22 IPOH J*tl. The 'Perak Government Services Sports Council will hold a state sftccer trial on the Municipal Padang here on Monday at 4.30 p.m. The trial In to select a team to represent Perak Government Services against Federal Prisons at StAd:um Perak on Aug. 12.
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      61 22 SUNGEI PATANI. Frt. Central Kedah, scoring total of 61 points, were district champions In the Kedah-Perlls Telecoms athletic championships here today. North (20 points) were runnersup followed by South (12) ana Perils (4). M. Thambusamy (CentralJ wa* champion athlete. He won three events 100 m. 200 m
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      SPORTSJLETTER Selection of lifters a surprise
      109 22 SPORTSJLETTER Selection of lifters a surprise I was surprised by the selection of a seven-man team made ti the Malaysian Amateur Weightlifting and Bodybuilding Federation for the Tokyo Games It seemed odd to me that two were selected for the light-heavy wpietr (Lim Hiane Kok and Vnp Merit Soon) and
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      SUMMARY
      47 22 Boccn Negri Div. 1 <»erembanl: Kilat S Gurkha Signals 3 Commercial Houses (Ipoh): Borneo Motors 6 Yellow House 1. L. Perak Div. 1 (T. Anson): Uid. Plantations" 3 Bagan Da toh Est 3. BASKETBALL friendly (Kuala Kangsar): Malay College 54 King Edward VII School. TalDlne 50
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      441 22 Tooth out— and knee is cured RIO DE JANEIRO, Friday. fARRINCHA, Brazil's World Cup right winger, has been saved from the necessity of a knee opera- tion by his dentist. Garrlncha had a tooth out on Tuesday and the next day his Injured knee was much better. The swelling subsided
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      College retain Dragoons Cup
      69 22 IPOH. Frt. Malay College Kuala Kangsar retained the Dragoons Cup here today when they beat Anderson School Ipoh Dy seven wickets In the final of the Perak Inter-school cricket competition Batting first, Anderson School were skittled put for 47 runs. Shulb took four wickets for eight
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      SAAA meet gets big boost by late entry
      447 22  -  ERNEST FRIDA By Singapore, Friday THE Singapore AAA championship meeting had an unexpected boost when it opened at Fairer Park today with the 16,000 metres run and the 10,006 metres walk. A strong team of Selangor and Perak athletes arrived here unheralded
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      MALAYA CUP Walkover fromNS deprives S'pore of practice
      342 22  - MALAYA CUP Walkover fromNS deprives S'pore of practice JOE DORAI By SINGAPORE, Fri. Malaya Cup match between Singapore, the south zone finalists, and Neg r i Sembilan at Jalan Besar is off. SAFA president Hussein Kamari said that. Lim Kee Siong, the NSFA president, informed him today that the Negrt
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      FULL RESULTS OF ATHLETIC MEETS
      881 22 MALAfMN RAILWAYS lat Br irk tie Ids, XL) IOVm Heat 1: 1 Jayaraj 2 Mohd Rtoli 3 R. H. Chin 12.1: Heat z: 1 M. Fadzil Haji Hakin 2 Mohd Arlff 3 R. Thevinthiram 12.*. I Heat 3: IK. L. Doraisamy 2 P. jSomarajah 3
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      TODAY'S SPORTS FIXTURES
      85 22 ATHLETICS State meeU: Spore AAA (Parrer Pic. 230 p.m.); Perak Govt. Services (Ipoh padan. 2); Mai. Railways (Brickfields. XL); Mai Armed Forces (R. Range Rd 10.30 a.m.*. CRICKFT Baler* 1 Shield (North ttm final) Perak Malay; v S'gor Malays (Sekoiah TAR grd. Ipoh, 2.30i r Navaratnam Shield
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      603 22 I NOTICES NOTICE NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVXN I that I. Slow Chla tuan of No. 11. Mount Rosie Road. Singapore. 1 have applied for a Wholesale j Dealer's licence ln respect of premises Lot No. 111. Teck Guan Street, Singapore, and that this application will be heard ln the Court
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      763 22 TENDERS ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT BOARD TENDER NOTICE TENDERS will be received by the Chairman. Economic Development Board, 2nd Floor. Pullerton Building, up to noon on Monday, 10th August, 1964. for:— EARTH PILLING OP BULATAN PABRIK. BULATAN UTASAN AND SIDE TABLE OF JALAN BOON LAY. JURONO. (Shaw Round on Wednesday, stb August
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      SPOTLIGHT ON YOUR fancies
      799 23 EPSOM JEEP spotlights the fancied runners at Bukit Timah tomorrow. RACE 1 CAUSEWAY: Third to Master Auctioneer and Fiim Goer 111 over 6f on first day. LORD FRANCIS: Speedy; won over 6f m D.v. 2 on the nrsi day. ZAZA: Finished on the board in all
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      CHAMPION can live up to his name in Cup race
      249 23  - CHAMPION can live up to his name in Cup race RACING by Epsom Jeep JJUNNER-UP in his last two races, Veni Vici Stable's Champion has a great chance of winning the first running of the Malaysia Cup over 18f at Bukit Timah tomorrow. This Australian five-year-old looks a potenr tial
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      Lock icon New body to control racing policy in Britain
      201 23 LONDON, Fri. A new governing body to control horse racing policy In Britain is to be set up early in 1966, Lord Howard de Walden. Senior Steward of the Jockey Club, announced yesterday. A joint board, to be known as the Turf
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      TIMBERLANE LOOKS A GOOD THING
      283 23  -  EPSOM JEEP AMATEUR RACES By T^MBERLANE, wir> x ncr of 14 races and more than $100,000 in stakes before he was deleted from the proranks, makes his debut as a "amateur" horse at Penang this afternoon. He can be backed with confidence in the Class
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      Amateur card
      354 23 RACK ONI 2.15 Clua 5— 21 catch weights 12.7) 1 Lul Hoon 2 Kolek 3 Moondyne 4 First Choice 5 Golden Charm 6 Teddy Boy 7 Spuds 8 Sunrise 9 Katie 0 Kamanl 4 8 1 K 10 2 S 7 5 3 KACK TWO 245 CUuaes 2.
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      Lock icon Raise You Ten wins
      158 23 /GOODWOOD. Frl In a thrill--I\J Ing finish. American -owned Raise Yon len yesterday won the Goodwood Cup, one of the most important races for top-class stayers In the English Turf calendar Raise Yea Ten. a four-year-old trained at Newmarket by Capt Cecil Boyd-Rochfort, won £3,2"5 In
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      121 23 MENG JING CO., LTD. No. 13. ROAD 213. PETALING JATA Manufacturers of REFRIGERATORS FURNITURE. have pleasure in announcing the official opening of their new factory by The Minister of Agriculture Co-operatives The Hon'ble Inche Mohamed Khir Johari on Saturday Ist August, 1964 at 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. < The
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    413 24 Don't allow enemies to exploit party differences; unite in the face of confrontation: Razak THE acting Prime Minister, Tun Abdul Razak, today warned the National Council of the Sabah Alliance not to allow "enemies of the Alliance" to exploit party differences. He stressed the need for
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    77 24 He said the Alliance victory was won because of these three Ingredients tolerance. understanding, and goodwill. This had been the guiding light of the Alliance, which began in Malaya. He added. "We Intend to do everything In our power to see that this is not only maintained but
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    66 24 TAIPEH, Fri. Hajl Mokhtar bin Ismail, a member of the Malaysian Parliament, was received by the Chinese Nationalist Premier, Mr. C. K. Yen, today after a tour of agricultural and industrial projects In Southern Formosa. Hajl Mokhtar, who arrived here on July 22 for a 10-day
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    Lock icon Angela in big contest today
    37 24 ANGELA FILMER. 19. of Malaysia, competes for the Miss Universe title today in Miami Beach. Angela is second from left in the picture above, with some of the other contestants. UPI Picture.
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    Lock icon Opium haul
    47 24 HONG KONG, Fri— Pol)' e to-day-seized about 101 b. of raw opium on board the Norwegian freighter. Halldor, which arrived here from Singapore last night. A Government spokesman said the opium, worth about £250, was found inside a fire extinguisher In the crew's quarters. Reuter.
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    Lee Foundation gives $10,000 to fund for disturbance victims
    264 24 SINGAPORE, Fri. A donation of $10,000 from the Lee Founda-. tion to the National Trades Union Congress Rehabilitation Fund to help victims of the Singap o r c Disturbances, brings the total in the fund to $14,250. Other donations received so
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    U Thant goes back to UN empty-handed
    148 24 STOCKHOLM. Fri. The United Nations Secretary General, U Thafit. said today he was unable to collect the US$52 million owed by Russia for U.N. Peace Force costs. Stopping here en route to New York after a four-day Moscow visit. U Thant told an
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    440 24 LONDON. Fri. After a hesitant start the markets gradually picked up as selective buying of equities developed and by the close the tone was distinctly firm. Business was small. Gllt-ed-ged& had a good day and closed with gains ol Up to 3 16. Dollar stocks were mixed. Most
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    Lee calls for check on extremists who spout hate
    467 24 Lee calls for check on extremists who spout hate SINGAPORE, Friday. SINGAPORE'S Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, today called for a check on extremists who spout ill-will here. In yet another tour of rural areas this time Sembawang Mr. Lee said it was no use having goodwill committees to
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    97 24 NEW YORK. Fri. TransWorld Airlines reported yesterday Its net earnings for the second quacter and first half of this year were the highest !n its history. TWA said net earnings for the second quarter were U5512,172,000. or US$l.Bl a share, compared with U556,456,000.
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    Chinese YMCA folk dances
    65 24 SINGAPORE, PW. The Chinese YMCA fourth International folk dance intensive course will begin on Aug. S from 9.30 a in. to 11.30 am Thereafter, classes will be held on Aug. 6 and 7. and from Aug. 10 to 14 at the same time. There will also
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    38 24 LONDON. Prl.— Lieut. Gen. Sir William Porter Mac Arthur. president of the Royal Society of Tropical Medicine (1959-61). died here at Ms home last night. Gen. MacArihur was honorary physician to Britain's King George Sixth. Reuter
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    Malaysia's gift to the Philippines
    96 24 Malaysia's gift to the Philippines KUALA LUMPUR, Fri.— Malaysia has donated $181,200 to the Philippine .Muslim Association project of building an Islamic centre in Manila, a Ministry of Information statement here disclosed today. The statement also said that the Malaysian Consul in the Philippines, Inche All bin Abdullah, has just
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      151 24 J.X.R. KEDAH TENDER NOTICE Tenders will be received from registered P.W.D. Contractors In Class "E" and above up to 3.00 p.m. on Tuesday, 11th August. 1964. at the office of the State j Engineer. Kedah Perils. Alor Star:— FOR THE CONSTRUCTION I AND COMPLETION OP ONE (1) BLOCK OP SIX
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      399 24 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS Applications are invited Irom Malaysian Citizens (Men) (or appointment as Inspectors on Contract in the Sarawak Constabulary. Royal Malaysia Police. The appointments will be on contract and non-penalonable. Qualifications: (1) Oversea School Certificate or Federation of Malaya Certificate of Education with Credit in English; or (2) Chinese Senior
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      42 24 "LIIGHEST and lowest temperaj tures In Malaya ana Singapore for the period 8 p.m. on Thursday to 8 p.m. yesterday: Highest Lowrst Kuala Lumpur 86 72 Kota Bharu 88 72 Penang 84 73 Ipoli 8G 70 Malacca 84 72 Singapore 77 70
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