The Straits Times, 5 August 1964

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    23 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 135,000 5 The Straits Times AUGI9O 77| fa**** Estd. 1845. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 5, 1964 £> 15 CENTS KDN 731
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    Lock icon MALAYSIA'S CASE
    1065 1  -  ALLINCTON KENNARD Afro-Asian group at UN hears the Tengku loud applause from delegates I From I NEW YORK. Tuesday DELEGATES of nearly 40 members of the Afro -Asian group yesterday morning heard Tengku Abdul Rahman sharply criticise Indonesia whose cause in the West Irian dispute, he reminded them,
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    10,000 to be called up for civil defence training
    358 1 PHASE ONE WILL START THIS MONTH -KH AW KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. j Ten thousand j young men and women have been issued with notices for the first phase of civil defence training here this month. This was announced today by the
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    Lock icon Limping cows
    39 1 JAKARTA. Tues. A foot disease has infected about ***** cows and buffaloes on the island of Sumba. in the Lesser Sunaa islands, causing a loss of 100 million rupiahs (about, s6B million at the official rate; Reuter.
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    Tax foreign companies more instead of freezing jobs, Tan told
    822 1 Tax foreign companies more instead of freezing jobs, Tan told KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. I EADERS of two Government Staff Assockitions called on the Minister of Finance tonight to get foreign companies to pay heavier taxes rather than proceed with his decision to "freeze" Government vacancies to boost funds for the
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    Lock icon Tengku receives a key—golden seal of US support
    398 1 Tengku receives a key— golden seal of US support NEW YORK. Tues.— New York's Mayor, Mr. Robert F. Wagner, put the golden seal on American public support for the Tengku and Malaysia last night when, in a surprise ceremony at Hotel Plara. the Tengku was given a replica of the
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    Lock icon Disaster for Malaysia to identify with Vietnam—don
    268 1 Disaster for Malaysia to identify with Vietnam don LONDON, Tues— lt would be disastrous for Malaysia's future if the Federation's problem became Identified with that of South Vietnam and Laos, Dr. Victor Purcell, lecturer in Far Eastern history at Cambridge University, said today. In a letter to The Times (Independent
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    Lock icon Ceylon bars aid ships to Malaysia
    68 1 COLOMBO, Tues. Ceylon has decided to deny its airports and seaports to British and American ships and planes going to Malaysia on military missions against Indonesia, an official source said today. Ceylon's Kntunayake airport, built by the British for the war against Japan, can
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    Lock icon Queen Mother's birthday
    55 1 LONDON, Tues.— Guns boomed, flags flew from public buildings, and naval ships dressed overall around Britain today to celebrate the 64th birthday of Queen Elizabeth. the Queen Mother. The Queen Mother was spending the day quietly at the Castle of Mey, her home in Caithness on the
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    Border disputes: Nik calls for a pact to outlaw force
    203 1 1 MOSCOW, Tuesday j MR KHRUSHCHEV yesterday called for an International agreement to outlaw the use of force In settling territorial and border disputes. He said it. was necessary to liquidate -hotbeds of tension" in the Caribbean, South-East Asia. Cyprus
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    2 more die of cholera
    75 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues Two more deaths due to cholera were reported iv Kuala Trengganu in the 24 hours ending at 8 a.m. today. This brings the official number of deaths in Trengganu to 75 and the total in the East Coast States to 99. There
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    5 more Indons killed by the forces
    198 1  -  GEOFFREY GELDARD From 17UCHING, Tues. Another five Indonesian border terrorists have been killed by Malaysian Security Forces in Sarawak. The Indonesians were killed in a battle with a patrol of the Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders yesterday afternoon near Pa Lungan, a few -miles
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    35 1 U.S. WARNS HANOI WASHINGTON. Tues. C.S told North Victpam in Note made publlo today "(crave consequences" would result If any more Incidents ocemici such as unprovoked attack on destroyer Maddox on Sunday— Reuter.
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  • AFRO-ASIAN DESK
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      Lock icon Lump? fanatics outlawed: Hunt for Alice
      175 2 I OSAKA, Tues. v Dr. Kenneth Kaunda, Northern Rhodesian Prime Minister, yesterday, outlawed the Lumpa hurch. Declaring the sect unlawful throughout the muntry, he said in a broadcast ho hoped to he iblc to revoke the ban in i hunt a month provided he
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      Lock icon Senate bid to bar all help to Indonesia
      381 2 Senate bid to bar all help to Indonesia WASHINGTON, Tu*s. SENATOR Birch Bayh, Democrat of Indiana, said yesterday he would propose an amendment to the U553,455 million Foreign Aid Bill to bar aid to Indonesia. Senator Bayh did not specify why he wanted aid barred to Indonesia. He merely said
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      Lock icon From Israel to Jordan: A little bit of land
      93 2 JERUSALEM, Tues.— lsrael J has given Jordan about 1,400 square yards of territory in a divided border village south-west of Jerusalem and an opposition party has asked for an Immediate Parliamentary Investigation. Israeli officials said the "minor border adjustment" at the
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      18 die in crash
      28 2 SEOUL. Tues.— National police said today 18 people were drowned on Sunday when a bus plunged off a 60 ft cliff into a river.
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      Lock icon SMITH VISITS BANDA FOR TRADE TALKS
      158 2 SMITH VISITS BANDA FOR TRADE TALKS SALISBURY, Tues. The Prime Minister of Southern Rhodesia, Mr. Lan Smith, yesterday visited Dr. Hastings Banda. Prime Minister of Malawi. A Government statement last night said: "The two Prime Ministers discussed matters of nvitual interest." It was the first time Mr. Smith, leader of
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      Lock icon RAID ON UNION OFFICE
      76 2 JOHANNESBURG. Tues. J Security police raided the offices of the multiracial South African Congress of Trade Unions here yesterday, a congress spokesman stated. After a 45-minutes search they took away 10,--000 leaflets which, the spokesman said, were printed for purposes of organising workers. In Pretoria security
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      Lock icon A Karachi plan to drive vice girls out of city
      192 2 A Karachi plan to drive vice girls out of city I/ARACHI, Tues. 1Y The Karachi Municipal Corporation is considering a plan to move prostitutes out of the city to the seashore after the complete failure of the city's ban on prostitution. This was the recommendation of a seven-man committee reporting
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      Lock icon U.N. assists Indonesia to get planes
      94 2 JAKARTA. Tues. The Indonesian Government has bought 17 small aircraft for commercial use In West Irian, it was announced today. Fourteen of the planes will be delivered with two years under a contract signed by the United Nations representative to Jakarta. Mr. Vojko P.
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      Lock icon Nepal arrests Lama's aides
      57 2 KATMANDU. Tues. The Dalai Lama's representative In Nepal and two of his aides were arrested on July 11 for alleged illegal possession of arms and ammunition. Nepalese Government sources said here. Three more Tibetans were arrested at Nimche baz?ar near Everest suspected of the same offence,
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      Lock icon No geography lessons for Maharashtra pupils
      102 2 gOMBAY, Tues.— There will be no geography lessons for thousands of pupils in Maharashtra state schools for the next three months •-> someone in the Government Education Department cannot tell east from west. The students' textbooks, provided by the Government, are being withdrawn because
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      Lock icon STRONGER PATROLS OFF NORTH VIETNAM—
      262 2 STRONGER PATROLS OFF NORTH VIETNAM Gen. Khanh urges firm action by America SAIGON, Tues. The U.S. Seventh Fleet yesterday strengthened patrols off Communist North Vietnam under President Johnson's orders to destroy any attackers. At the same time, the South Vietnamese Premier. Maj.-Gen. Nguyen Khanh. recommended that the United States retaliate
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      Lock icon Probe 'poison war' in Cambodia—US
      203 2 Probe 'poison war' in Cambodia US UNITED NATIONS, Tuesday. T»HE United States formally denied yesterday it x had dropped poison on the Cambodian side of the frontier with South Vietnam and declared its readiness to have the charge investigated by an impartial body. Answering the assertion, made a week ago
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      Three killed in Kashmir
      50 2 RAWALPINDI, (Pakistan). Tues.— Three Indian soldiers were yesterday reported killed In a .-hooting Incident near the Kashmir ceasefire line. A statement by the Azad Kashmir Government said the Indiana were killed when they fired across the ceasefire line and the fire was returned by its troops.
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      Talking machines in Trafalgar Square
      60 3 Talking machines in Trafalgar Square MR. Richard Sharpies (right), the Parliamentary Secretary, Ministry of Public Buildings and Works, with the Mayor of Westminster, Councillor F. Fitzgerald-Moore, listening to the commentary after inaugurating a coin-in-the-slot talking machine service in Trafalgar Square, London. The commentary can be heard in English, French or
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      Lock icon Two found dead as 'Mods' and 'Rockers' engage in riots
      357 3 Two found dead as 'Mods' and 'Rockers' engage in riots LONDON, Tues f pWO dead youths were found on the seashore x yesterday after holiday weekend rioting by rival teenage gangs. While detectives investigated, fresh disorders broke out in Hastings, an ancient south coast town which on Sunday had to
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      KILLING OF KENNEDY: REPORT TO BE READY ON SEPT. 14
      191 3 iyAS>HINGTON, Tues. —The official report on the assassination of President Kennedy will be made public on Sept. 14, the Washington Star said ypsterday. Th«» newspaper added that the report, written by the Commission headed by the Chief Justice Mr. Earl
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      37 3 HELSINKI. Tues. Fniand. Denmark' Sweden and Norway will proceed with plans for a rombtned Uniied Natic;i\s standby peace force despite doubts over •he v.i've of .sending troops to Cvpnis informed sources said yesterday. UPI.
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      Lock icon U.S. racial riots continue: Police open fire
      443 3 U.S. racial riots continue: Police open fire JERSEY CITY, Tuesday. fWO Negroes were shot and half a dozen injured here last night as racial rioting continued for the second successive night Early today a mob of more than 100 Negroes had been quietened but window breaking, looting and stone throwing
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      Lock icon Surveys find Goldwater will get heavy backing in the South
      160 3 NEW YORK, Tues.— Two newspaper surveys! published yesterday said Senator Barry Goldwater would win heavy election iupport in the Southern! States because of discontent there with President Johnson's stand on civil rights. A survey in the New York World-Telegram said
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      Lock icon UOOft. high tower collapses
      73 3 1,300ft. high tower collapses COPENHAGEN, Tues.— A 1,300 I., high "Lonin" navigation tower in South Greenland collapsed yesterday, officials reported here today. They said that the 25 men manning the tower were all safe and well. The Loran (long range navigation) station was one of a series covering the whole
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      TUC to discuss supply of N-arms to Bonn
      188 3 TUC to discuss supply of N-arms to Bonn f ONDON, Tues. Bri- tain's giant Trade Union Congress will dis- cuss whether or not East Germany should be recognised and the, question; of West Ger- 1 man nuclear armament at its annual congress next month. These questions are con- j tamed
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      COURT THROWS OUT SELLERS' CLAIM FOR USs4mil.
      225 3 COURT THROWS OUT SELLERS' CLAIM FOR US$4mil. LOS ANGELES. Tuesday. DETER SELLERS' US$4 million countersuit against 20th Century-Fox Film Corp. was thrown out of Court yesterday. Superior Judge Shirley M. Hufstedler ruled that Sellers did not have a legal cause of action. Fox filed last March 31 a US$l.5 million
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      Death in the stadium
      76 3 rvETROIT. Tuev An aerial gymnast plunged to his death before 22.000 spectators a the Tiger Stadium here, last night The gymnast, billed as "Captain Eddie" and identified as Henry Knipschield. 57, was dead oa arrival at a nearby hospital. The accident occurred when Knipschield. performing 80
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    Firms' strike: Services of 340 terminated
    515 4 COMPELLED ACCEPT REPUDIATION BY EMPLOYEES OF CONTRACTS' CINGAPORE, Tues. The Borneo Company Limited and three of its subsidiaries, Electrical Equipment L t d. y Duncan Roberts Ltd., and Borneo Malaya Representatives Ltd., announced today that the services of some 340 of their staff have
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    When Singapore's cars total 400,000...
    303 4 When Singapore's cars total 400,000 SINGAPORE. Turn. A MINISTRY of National Development official has suggested the setting up of a master transportation plan to tackle the growing traffic problem in Singapore, particularly in the urban area. Mr. Loh See Hong, who is with the planning department of the Ministry, made
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    DESCRIPTION OF MISHAP 'FANTASTIC
    385 4 Court told SINGAPORE, Tuesday. rvEFENCE counsel, Mr. Leslie Rayner, told a district court today that the description of a traffic accident given in evidence by a Cable and Wireless telegram messenger yesterday was "fantastic." Mr. Rayner was making his submission at the trial of Major Edward
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    Piano lecture recital
    67 4 SINGAPORE. Tues.— Professor Robin Wood, examiner of the Associated Board of the Royal Schools of Music, who it now In Singapore, will give a piano lecture recital at the Cultural Centre at 6.15 p.m. on Sunday. The recital Is presented by the Ministry of Education. Prof Wood,
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    Meter-parking in K.L.
    330 5 Meter -parking in K.L. Motorists who exceed the metered time paid for by two hours will have their vehicles towed away by Municipality KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. YJOTORISTS here are warned that they may find their vehicles missing if they exceed the parking time paid for by two hours when meters
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    Army officer to interview recruits
    84 5 PARTT BUNTAR. Tues. i The chief recruiting officer of the British Army, MaJ. J. J. Plain, will visit Krian district tomorrow to Interview applicants wishing to join as Malayan other ranks In the British army. There are vacancies for linesmen, clerks, drivers, cooks, joiners, mechanics
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    Big land boom in Province, court —is told
    230 5 Big land boom in Province, court is told pENANG, Tues. The 1 value of land in Province Wellesley had risen considerably as a result of building devel.opment, Mr. K. R Somasundram, attorney for a Penang mil- lionaire, Mr. N.T.S. Aru- mugam Pillai, tod the High Court here today. He was
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    SULTAN ATTENDS FUNERAL OF PERAK CHIEF
    148 5 KUALA KANGSAR, Tues.— The Sultan of Perak and Raja Perempuan were among the 1.500 mourners this morning at the funeral of Dato Haji Wan Hamaruddin bin Wan Abdul Jalll. 64. who was interred at the Royal Cemetery at Bukit Chandan. Dato Haji Wan Hamaruddin.
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    MINISTER EXPLAINS THE CROSS IN THE RED CROSS
    261 5 MINISTER EXPLAINS THE CROSS IN THE RED CROSS KUANTAN, Tuesday. TiHE Minister of Education, Inche Abdul Rahman x bin Talib, last night praised the good work done by the Red Cross movement and the role it had played to fester goodwill among the various races in the country. Speaking In
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    Street committees
    33 5 PENANQ Tues— The Pengka^ lan ward goodwill sub-commit ier will meet at the Penan* Indian Chamber building in Penang Street at 5.30 p.m. tomorrow to consider "ie formation of street committees
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    MCA seeks consultation on revising examination system
    143 5 i DENANG. Tues. The Penang State MCA wants the Ministry o; Education to consult the party's central education subcommittee on any revision examination system. In a statement today, the State MfcA explained tt would ask for this consultation in view of the Ministry's
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    Mentri heads goodwill committee in Perlis
    91 5 I/ANGAR. Tues A State Community Goodwill Committee has been formed in Perils under the chairmanship of the Mentri Besar. Dato Bheikh Ahmad bin Mohamed Hashim The State Secretary. Inche Abdul Rahman bin Lebal Abbas. Is deputy rhalrman with the Asst. State Secretary, Inche Jaafar
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    Datin in trisha robbed of her handbag m
    127 5 Datin in trisha robbed of her handbag DENANG. Tnes. Datin Lee TianK Kens, widow of Malaya's late ambassador to Japan and ambassador-designate to West Germany, was robb '•<! of her handbag while in a trfcha vrsterday evening Datin bO. «a> rrturnim to her home in Birks Road at about 5
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    Applicants for poor aid: '90 per cent told no'
    240 5 ■LACK OF FUNDS. CUT FORCED ON WELFARE BODIES' DENANG, Tues. All district welfare committees have to reject many applications for aid or cut down the amount of relief payments because they do not have sufficient funds. Mr. Lim Chong Hal. secretary
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    CURFEW BREAKERS: SENTENCE TO BE CUT FOR ALL
    209 5 CURFEW BREAKERS: SENTENCE TO BE CUT FOR ALL SINGAPORE, Tues^-AU curfew breakers who were arrested during the recent disturbances here and who were sentenced to jail terms ranging from two weeks' to three months, will have their sentences remitted to a uniform sentence of one week's jail. Those who have
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    Secret society man detained
    51 5 SINGAPORE, Tues.— Detectives from the CID last night arrested an active member of the "Komi Tonjj" secret society operating In Thomson Road and detained him under the Criminal Law (temoorary Provisions) Ordinance. This brings the total number of (secret society members detained ■lnce July 21 to
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    INDEBTED TO SHOP ENGINEER RELEASED BY COURT
    147 6 SINGAPORE, Tues. A Naval Base engineer who was arrested on board a ship in the Singapore Harbour last Friday for non-payment of a debt was released by order of the High Court today, following ;t settlement of the claim. J. S. McNelly had
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    Kept stolen rice: Fined
    73 6 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. On* Ah Tee. 21. wa» fined $300 or three months' jail by the •■HtaM Court here today when he pleadel guilty to a charge of reluming *ioien property. The court was told that O^ was found in possession of 71 kaiis of nee
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    We accept any good degrees, says MMA
    201 6 OFFICIAL RECOGNITION NOT FOR US' ITUALA LUMPUR, Tues. —The Malayan Medical Association said today that it would recognise any medical degree so long as it was from a "good" University. The president and publicity chief of the association, Dato (Dr.) R. Sathiah. told
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    107 6 Dato Sathiah said: "Our association will recognise any degrees of good standards. But official recognition of such degrees Is the responsibility of the Medical Council of Malaysia of which the Director of Medical Services, (Dato (Dr.) Mohamed Din bin Ahmad). Is the president. Expansion "I wish to point out that
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    Rotan, jail for taxi 'passengers9
    169 6 Rotan, jail for taxi 'passengers' |/"UALA LUMPUR V c* IV The Sessions Cour here was told how thre men hired a taxi, and ther. robbed the driver. Goh Kirn Ann. 38. o: Setapak and Salim bin Hassan, 28, of Kampong Segambut, pleaded guilty to robbing the taxi driver Chow Kin
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    3-day talks on family planning for teachers
    95 6 SINGAPORE, Tues. The Minister for Education, Mr. On* Pan* Boon, will ope,n the three-day session on family planning for trainee teachers at the Teachers' Training College at 9 a.m. on August 10. I About 300 students have enrolled for these talks, organised by
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    New Town Engineer
    21 6 KLANO. Tues. Mr. Tan Leong Hong of the Penang City Council has taken over as the Town Enelneer
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    Union meeting
    27 6 MACHANO. Tues. The Kelantan Malay Teachers' Union will hold its annual meeting at the weekend at the union headquarters in Jalan To' Hakim Kota Bharu.
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    Four years' jail for New Year's Day — rape—
    189 6 Four years' jail for New Year's Day rape IifUAR, Tues. Mr. iTI Justice Gili yesterday sentenced a former soldier, Ali bin Mohamed Dom, 21, to four years' jail for raping a 21-year-old woman he had known since childhood. The offence was stated to have taken place at Parit Amal, three
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    Lee to tour Tanglin
    54 6 SINGAPORE. Tues. The Prime Minister. Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, will tour the Tanglin constituency at 4 p.m. tomorrow. Mr. Lee will be accompanied by the Minister for Social Affairs, Inche Othman Wok, the Assemblyman for Tanglin. Mr. E. Barker, and the Assemblyman for Kampong Kembangaan. Inche
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    The Samuels have enjoyed 67 Vonderful years of marriage'
    338 6  - The Samuels have enjoyed 67 'wonderful years of marriage' JESSIE LEEMBRUGGEN: By Penang, Tuesday JjiRIENDS of a 92-year-old Penang pensioner, Mr. James Samuel, and his wife Alice, 83, claim that their 67th wedding anniversary last week constitutes a record. "It has been a wonderful 67 years," Mr. Samuel told me
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    Language Month champion
    63 6 PEKA/J. Tues. Tan Yang Aun. 15. of Ahmad High School, became the champion In the National Language Month competitions when he won the speech and singing contests for non-Malays. In a ceremony to mark the close of Language Month, prizes were awarded to more than 70 winners
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    Cash and food for riot victims
    135 6 SINGAPORE. Tues— The Ministry of Social Affairs today distributed cash and food parcels to the families of four victims of the recent disturbances in Singapore. The families live in Radin Mas, Serangoon Road, Geylang Road and Jalan Ladang. off Jalan Eunos. The money came
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    Policeman accused of corruption
    72 6 rpAIPING, Tues.— P. BivanaX than, 27, an actine police corporal, was produced In the Magistrate's Court here yesterday on a charge of corruption. He was alleged to have accepted $100 from P. Kandasamy as an Inducement to refrain from arresting him and two others, Dharmaraja and
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    Lottery offence
    34 6 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. Tong Foon. 65. was today fine<J $300 or two months 1 jail for running an Illegal lottery Chee Fan —in Petaling Street on May 25 Tong paid the fin*
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    QUEENSLAND TRADE MISSION ON TOUR OF S-E ASIA
    236 6 QUEENSLAND TRADE MISSION ON TOUR OF S-E ASIA SINGAPORE. Tues.— A j visiting Australian trade mission of Queensland manufacturers to- 1 day began talks with Singapore businessmen to foster more trade between the two regions. The nine-man delegation, led by the Deputy Premier of Queensland. Mr. A.W. Munro, arrived her
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    Record to help you speak Malay in one hour
    228 6 Record to help you speak Malay in one hour SINGAPORE. Tues. A long-playing record, which teaches Malay conversation in nearly 60-minutes of playing time, makes the study of the National language very much easier. The lessons in the National Language were arranged by Mr. Goh Sin Tub. a Singapore civil
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    Red Cross ball
    23 6 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues.— Th» Red Cross Society ball will be held at the £clangor Golf Club here on Sept. 26
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    Doctor: Right people for 30 jobs not available
    350 7 COURT HEARS COMPLAINTS BY UNION SINGAPORE, Tues. 'FHE Ministry of x Health had been unable to fill 30 vacancies for junior hospital attendants at Woo Ibridge Hospital because of lack of suitable applicants. This was stated In the Industrial Arbitration Court today
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    70 7 Sarawak: 34,716 sign up KUCHING. Tues. National service registration In Sarawak totalled 34.716. the Manpower Department announced today. A spokesman for the department said that only four more days remain for registration and called <>n those who have not vet done so to sign up. Earlier, the Manpower Comptroller. Mr
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    Trader is accused of spreading rumour
    98 7 Trader is accused of spreading rumour ML AR, Tues. A medicine seller, Abdul Azb bin Shariff, 29, was charred in the Sessions Court here today with spreading false rumours likely to cause public alarm about the recent Singapore disturbances Abdul Azit. who pleaded not guilty, was alleged to iui\" told
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    Thieves grab $3,000 goods in three raids
    124 7 I/UALA LUMPUR. Tues. 1V Thieves stole a calculating machine, a TV set and liquor, worth a total of $3,020 In three separate raids here yesterday. Prom the RIDA office in Kampong Bharu early yesterday a calculating machine worth $995 was taken. The theft
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    General speaks to the new soldiers
    298 7 General speaks to the new soldiers YOUR FIRST DUTY— BY THE CHIEF OORT DICKSON, Tues. —The Chief of the Armed Forces Staff. Ueut.-Gen. Tengku Osman bin Tengku Mohamed Jewa. today told 400 National Servicemen under training here that their first duty was to "assist the regular forces and the Territorial
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    Minister opens new school
    43 7 TEMERLOH. Tues.— The Minister of Education. Inche Abdul Rahman bin Tallb. yesterday opened a $209,000 national type Malay school in Kampong Awah. seven miles from here. The school, which has 10 classrooms, has a total enrolement of 270 pupils.
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    Student killed
    34 7 PARTT BUNTAR, Tues— R. Subramaniam. a 10-year-old pupil of St. Mary's Tamil School here was killed yesterday when he was knocked down by a motor cyclist at Permatang Tok Mahat near here.
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    Lock icon Ningkan's tour of towns and army outposts
    204 7 Ningkan's tour of towns and army outposts ITUCHING, Tues. SaAY rawak's Chief Minister, Mr. Stephen Kalong Ningkan, is making a two-day tour of security forces outposts and towns in the State s Third Division. Accompanied by the Third Division Resident. Mr. I. A. N Urquhart, Mr. Ningkan flew yesterday from
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    Man accused of trespassing in envoy's home 'mentally ill'
    141 7 PENANG. Tues. A Pakistani, Thadhanl Lai Hassomal, 22, charged with trespassing In the residence of the Thai Consul here with intent to annoy a Thai girl yesterday, was believed to be mentally deranged. the Second magistrate's Court was told today. Woman
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    Officer moved
    19 7 MACHANO. Tues. —Inche Ghazali bin Mohamed Noor. the Assistant District Officer here, has been transferred to Bachok.
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      285 7 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS Hi otherwise (I). 1. Qllbertlan attempt to go to 7. A remark about a twtaud lip bed all Sabbath (I. 3. 7). v flattering (13). 9. To forestall It may oa a flva I. at husband la to wife (13). to one chance (7>. 10. It's
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    The woman who didn't like Malaya
    212 8 The woman who didn't like Malaya Mining engineer granted divorce decree in Ipoh IP OH Tues. A mining; engineer's wife left him because she could not tolerate living conditions in Malaya, Mr. Justice Ali bin Hassan, was told in the High Court here today. Arthur George Edward Cox. the engineer,
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    Advert men to send leader to H.K.
    198 8 SINGAPORE, Tuesday. MR. K. M. Palmer, president of the Association of Accredited Advertising Agencies of Malaysia, will represent the association at the fourth Asian Advertising Congress to be held In Hong Kong from Nov. 2 to Nov. 6. Mr. Palmer, who is managing
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    $171,600 hostel
    30 8 SEBKMBAN. Tues. The Tunku Ampuan today opened a $171,600 extension to the Malay Girls" Hostel here, providing 60 additional places to the hostel which now house 175 girls.
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    'Malaysia must have more trade men -in U.S.'J
    219 8 'Malaysia must have more trade men in U.S.' KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Malaysia should have more trade commissioners in the United States to advise businessmen, there on the investm c n t opportunities here. The call was made by Mr. Kenneth W. Marttndale. the new chief of the economic section at
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    52nd anniversary
    29 8 PENANG. Tues. The Penang Health Culture League will celebrate its 52nd anniversary with a dinner at its Clove Hall Road premises at 8 p.m. on Aug. 22.
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    Govt to boost deep sea fishing, says Khir
    253 8 pOH, Tues. th Minister of Agriculture and Co-operatives, Inche Mohamed Khir Johari, today stressed the importance of deep sea and fresh water fishing industry to Ma- laya. I There was plenty of scope for the expansion of deep sea j fishing, he
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    Counsellor for Japan leaves XL
    64 8 Counsellor for Japan leaves KL KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Th« Counsellor to the Japanese Embassy here. Mr. Shigeakl Yamashlta, left for Tokyo today after completing his term of office in Malaysia. Mr. Yamashita, Accompanied by his wife and daughter, haa been in the country for two-and-a-half years. He was succeeded by
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    Youth tells of afternoon gang attack
    247 8 pENANG. Tues. A youth was killed and another seriously injured when they were set upon by a 10-man armed gang one afternoon, a preliminary inquiry was told today. "I was hacked on the head and body with swords and knives," Yeoh Ah Seng, 18,
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      Skilled mechanic turned magic into theatre art
      1551 9 THE GREAT MASKELYNE, MASTER OF ILLUSION AND LEGERDEMAIN IN llio middle, of the 19th century the railways of Britain were infested by petty swindlers who chiselled a living from the unsophisticated rustics just beginning to use the new form of transport. One afternoon
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
    177 10 I* Worn, ill) (Mlmimmm) MR AND MRS. Karl I'.ohmn than* all relativex Bad trienni. for tbmt valuaM* sift*, help and priiam at ibe.r weddinn on l-s-M THE FAMILY OF lat* Mr. Ifaa Chlanu l«in< dain> relative* and frtenrt. f.,r saMMCßeei .ir.rt a*at*«ano* during th-ir n Beat, THE FAMILY OF
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    IN MEMORIAM
    35 10 J» WmrdM $l« (Mimlmmm) IN LOVING MEMORY of Thomas SfgM who departed us so tragicaJly. hrr with hi* relations. In a car nrci'lent oa B-«-i;<62. Gone bat not forKottra. Beioveti pareota, brother »t*r.
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    RELIGIOUS ANNOUNCEMENTS
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      First Things First
      697 10 In his meeting in New York with the United Nations representatives of about 40 Afro-Asian countries, Tengku Abdul Rahman once again welcomed the idea of AfroAsian mediation in the dispute between Malaysia and Indonesia. He also repeated, however, that mediation can begin only after aggression hes ended.
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      Harlem Riots
      325 10 Most Harlem Negroes, according to a New York Times survey, do not hate whites, do not want a separate Negro society, do not believe violence is the best way to a better life and vastly prefer the leadership of moderates like the Rev. Martin Luther King to that
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      Restoring Sight
      157 10  -  With cornea-grafting becoming almost a routine operation in Singapore and shortly to be introduced in Penang, an "eye-bank" in each centre would meet an obvious needIt would remove the present dependence upon overseas donations, or upon such a gift as that of the Australian girl who died in
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    Lock icon Witch hunt in Northern Rhodesia
    444 10 COLIN LEGUM By nnHE bitter clashes between police, troops and followers of the Northern Khodesian "holy woman" Alice Lenshina have come as a shock to Mr. Kenneth Kaunda's African G ove r n ment here. It is the first time since it took over in
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    The card that Germany holds
    1090 10 The card that Germany holds NEALE ACHERSON WHAT CAN KHRUSHCHEV HOPE FOR IN HIS BERLIN TALKS? by BONN, Tun THERE is an interesting rule of thumb which applies to visits between Heads of State. It is this: the "away" team gets blamed for the failure. Why this should be remains
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      184 10 (\FFICERS of the En\J vlronmental Health Branch of the Ministry of Health Investigated the complaint made by Heng Gek Chan published In the Straits Times (ST. July 16) and found that the Backlanes and drains of the Singapore Government Officers Co-operative Housing Estate at Pay a Lebar
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      Water carts
      87 10 I think the dusty condition of our town is an appalling commentary on efficiency of the local authority. I know there are many projects which require digging and re-digging of our main roads. The least the authority can do to alleviate matters is to acquire trucks which spray
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      How to save
      44 10  -  HPO save for defence I sugX gest that not only all ministries and federal departments but also state governments should examine their departmental staff lists to see if they can do away with certain posts still unfilled. ANAK MALAYSIA Koala Lumpur
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    'Drive without tears' plan
    139 11 Ambitious 20-year, $161 mil, blueprint to solve capital's acute traffic problems a new street system with ring roads I)l. showing the heart of Kuala Lumpur's future "drive without tears" street system, announced at a Press conference on Monday. Outlined above are the two ring roads in
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    Next month: A half-mile road to ease capital traffic
    300 11 Next month: A half-mile road to ease capital traffic p KUALA LUMPUR. Turn. J^ HALF-MILE road which will ease peakhour traffic in the heart of the Federal capital, will be opened next month. The stretch from the viaduct running behind the Selangor Club to the roundabout will draw traffic from
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    Taiping museum still popular
    53 11 TAIPINO, Tues. The museum In Taiping is still very popular with visitors. In all 147.318 people visited it during the first six months of the year, though most of ttie exhibits h.tve been sent to Kuala Lumpur leaving behind only a few skele•ons. stuffed animals, snakes
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    Two men jailed for having bullets
    319 11 Two men jailed for having bullets SEQUEL TO POLICE RAID ON HOUSE IN MALACCA YjALACCA, Tues. Two carpenters were today found guilty in the Sessions Court here of possessing a bullet each without a licence vL^ f I uala Lumpur and i Neoh Boon Keng. 21. of Penang. Low was
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    I'm not anti any union, manager tells court
    151 11 SINGAPORE, Tues. The branch manager of Champion Motors Ltd. Mr. W.G. Van Herpen, testifying in a trade union dispute before the Second Industrial Arbitration court today over the dismissal of a company employee was asked by his advocate whether he was "antl"
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    3 Indonesians held near Muar river
    70 11 MUAR. Tues. Three Indonesians found in a sailing boat, off the mouth of the Muar river, were detained by police this afternoon. They art now being Interrogated by the Special Branch. The boat, loaded with more than seven tons of charcoal, was towed to
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    Accused of robbery
    59 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. Shar.mugarn. 21, unemployed, pleaded not guilty In the Sessions Court hen today, to a charge of robbery. He was alleged to have robbed Bascan Kaur. of 1300 and Jewellery worth |M 0 on July 29 at the 4J milestone. Bung«l Besi Road He Is
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    New officials
    41 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues.— New officials of the Sepang Recreation Club are: Chairman. Inche Zaharl bin Abdul Rashid; secretary, Inche Mohamed Salleh bin Hajl Ishak: assistant secretary. 8y c d Hussaln bin Syed Ibrahim and treasurer, Inche Ismail bin Wok.
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    False bomb alarm sends police to courts
    95 11 SINGAPORE. Tues The Police yesterday morning searched the '&lt; premises of the criminal district and magistrates' courts at South Bridge Road following an anonymous A 99 call that four time-bombs had be«*n planted in the vicinity. A half-hour's careful search by divisional police
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    Another $1,100 received for NTUCfund
    108 11 Another $1,100 received for NTUCfund OINGAPORE, Tues. The National Trade* Union Congress today received two donations totalling $1,100 for its "rehabilitation fund." The donations came from the Singapore Buddhist Federation ($1,000) and Mr A T Simper ($100). This brings the fund for victims of the recent dlstur- b »"«s in
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    150 Johore Bahru youths turn up to join forces
    97 11 JOHORE BAHRU. Tues. More than 150 youth* -'Hf™? "P the Johore English College recruiting centre today to enrol in the Malaysian Armed Forces The recruiting officer, Lieut mar addln ld the ponse today was very encouraging. Yesterday only about 50 turned
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    Freedom for detainee
    57 11 SINGAPORE, Tues. A political detainee. Tan Boon Chuan, was released from Changl Jail yestrrclny after being detained under the Preservation of Public Security Ordinance since Sept last year. I Tan. ii Nunyang University gra- duate. was arrested together uith jll other men, graduates and i undergrads. for
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    322 12 Stephens tells youth: Your task to unify the nation lESSELTON, Tues. J The British colonial system of government, which has made Malaysians feel that they are inferior, is a curse that must be got rid off as quickly as possible, Dato Donald Stephens. Chief Minister of Sabah, said yesterday. Speaking
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    Production management course for 20 trainees
    128 12 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues Twenty trainees from various firms here beean a three-week uroduction man- agement course at the National Productivity Centre in Petaling Jaya yesterday. The course. \vh;rn *v opened by Mr. Yip Phooi Tong. the training iind investigating officer of the centre, will
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    Two accused of robbery
    83 12 IPOH. Tues A tentative charge of robbery was preferred against two youths. Syed Azml bin Syed Mansor. 23 and Syed Jamaluddln by Syed Aman Shah. 20. in the Magistrate's Court here today. The were alleged to have rob- j bed a news vendor. N Mohamed I
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    Tailor fined
    41 12 BAIL PAHAI. rues Tong Kong Chin. 67. a tailor, was oaay fined S5OO or four months' tail by the Magistrates Court here for carrying on an illegal 3«--character lottery In Yong Peng. I He was arrested on July 1»
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    Ipoh boy at Auckland engineering school
    60 12 MR. Lim Jit Chow (right) of Ipoh, and friend test a three-phase transformer at Ardmore Engineering School, Auckland University, New Zealand. A Colombo Plan student. Mr. Llm is in his third professional year for a Bachelor of Engineering degree. He will sit his finals
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    NUT LEADERS TO DISCUSS 42 RESOLUTIONS
    485 12 IPOH, Tue« A PLEDGE of loyalty to the Yang di-Pcrtuan Agong of good wishes to the Prime Minister on his foreign tour and a protest against the amendment to the Internal Security Act, are among the 42 resolutions scheduled for debate at the conference
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    Warning by govt on use of station wagons
    125 12 Warning by govt on use of station wagons CIKGAPORE. Tue*. The Registrar of Vehicles Office today warned that action would be taken against those who used station wagons and private buses for carrying "paying" passenKen» on excursion trips in Singapore and sightseeing tours to Malaya. "Station wagons and private buses
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    Lecture by Sreenivasan
    65 12 SINGAPORE. Tues. The former Vice-chancellor of the University of Singapore. Dr. B. R. Sreenivasan, will deliver the Singapore Medical Association lecture on "Infamous conduct in a professional respect" on Aug. 20 at the Allen lecture theatre. Faculty of Medicine. Sepoy Lines at 8.15 p.m. The talk is
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    Lock icon Central Bank team to discuss Kuching branch
    133 12 I^UCHING, Tues- Five executive membars of the Bank Negara Malaysia arrived bere yesterday on a preliminary survey regarding the establishment of a branch. In Kuching, they will visit banking agencies, meet Ministers and officials. The five-man team consists of Inche Ismail bin All.
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    MAYC gets a new executive
    46 12 KUALA TRENGGANU. Tue* Inche Shuib bin Ya acob. 11, hu Deen appointed artmg executive secretary of the Malayan Association of Youth C'uibs in Kuala Lumpur. The Inch* Mohamed Na.-ir bin Ibnihim, now on a two-month lour of tr»« i United Statrv
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    First cable link to HK completed
    76 12 SINGAPORE. Tues. The cao.t amp Monarch last night completed the first phase of the Jesselton to Hong Kong cable link-up in the current South-East Asia and Commonwealth telephone cabl*system (Seacom) operations. The Mercury will complete the whole Jesselton to Hone Kong operation in October.
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    Railway: Union's statement 'confusing' the workers
    321 12 KUALA LUMPUR. Tv««. THE Malayan Railway Administration yesterday accused the Railwaymen's Union of Malaya of confusing railway employees and the public by its statement regarding payment of retiring benefits to former dailyrated railway workers now on the monthly establishment. The general secretary of RUM.
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    Sabah publishes law to protect animals
    85 12 JESSELTON. Tues Rhinoceros. dugoitK tar sier oranK iiutan. gibbon and proboscis monkey are protected animals in Seb-ih under the new fauna conservation ordinance published here today The maximum penalty for hunting tfies#&gt; animal* IIV-sally is imprisonment for fi\e &gt;&lt;'.irs "ml fine of S.VOOO The
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    463 13 Changes forecast in U.S. stockpile releases policy BUGBEE SAYS MORE RUBBER WILL BE OFFERED FOR SALE SOON WASHINGTON, Tues Natural Rubber News, publication of the Natural Rubber Bureau, today forecast changes in sales of U.S. stockpiled rubber. In an article In the August Usue of the news entitled "Contemplated changes
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    America's goodwill envoy (5) presents bear cub to zoo
    383 13 America's goodwill envoy (5) presents bear cub to zoo JOHORE BAHRU, Tuesday. IfIVE-YEAR-OLD David Lee Arnold, America's "goodwill ambassador to Malaysia," today presented a 151 b. yogi bear cub to the Johore zoo as a token of friendship to the children of Malaysia from the children in the United States.
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    Show to mark Women's Day in Penang
    80 13 DENANG. lues. Penang Umno Kaum Ibu (women's section) members will stage a boria at the City Stadium to mark "Han Wanita Malaysia" (Malaysia Women's Day&gt; at, 8 p.m. on Aug 25. Altogether, 17 women's organisations in Penang will take part in the open-air
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    Police officer resumes duty
    57 13 ALOR STAR Tups Deputy Supt. Teoh Seng Chuan has resumed duty here as deputy 0.C.C.1.. Kedah and Perils A-&gt;st. Supt. R Dpv.idaviti. who was acting for Deputy Supi Teon when the latter attended tln-ee-month senior police officers course in Kuala Lumpur is now in charge o(
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    Fire at Land Office
    50 13 JLSSELTON. lues. The Land and Suivpv Office in the Sandakxii administration building caught fire yesterday morning Out no damage was done except to the roof. The fire :s suspected to have been caused by a short circuit believed to have occurred after n flash of l'.ghtnin^.
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    Seremban bus workers decide today
    75 13 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. The Transport Workers" Union will bold an emergency meeting of the workers of the Seremban Bus Coat the Happy Theatre. Seremban. tomorrow night. The meeting viill conduct a secret ballot to decide whether tn take Industrial action to obtain the claims submitted
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    Prize giving
    35 13 SUNOEI PATANI. Tues Tengku Raudzoh. wife of the Tengku Bendahara. TenKku Abdul Malek. will sftve away the prizes in the Kuala Muda Language Month Competitions at the Ibrahim Secondary School here tomorrow evening.
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    Dato Chua to help Johore ferry —WOrkerS
    223 13 Dato Chua to help Johore ferry WOrkers VfUAR, Tues. The chairman of the Johore Works Committee, Dato Chua Song Lim, is to discuss ferry workers' land claims with the Johore Mentri Besar and the Collector of Land Revenue. Inche Mohamed Yassln bin All, the president of the Muar/Batu Pahat Ferry
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    A two-day display of photographs at National Library
    175 13 SINGAPORE. Tues. —An exhibition of photographs called "Focus on Colour" will be on display at the National Library theatrette on Saturday and Sunday. The exhibition is part of a continuing programme of Eastman Kodak Company to advance creative application of photography. It
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    Parade for birthday
    52 13 MALACCA. Tues A parade, a garden party and a police band display will mark the birthday of the Governor of Malacca, Tun Hajl Abdul Malek bin Yusof. on Sunday. The Governor will also present awards to 19 people at his residence. Monday will be a public holiday
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    Contraceptive trials: Volunteers sought
    132 13 IZUALA LUMPUR. Tues.— Eight hundred women here are to be fitted with a contrace ptive which can be effective for about two years. More than 200 married women have alread: brrn fitted v'th this in the pilot proirct of the Federation or Famil&gt; Plannine Association Its
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    131 16 MELBOURNE. Tues. Industrial! continued to trade on quiet lines with values steady. Leaders tended to ease BHP lost Od to 54/6. New Broken Hill highlighted base metals, gaining a further 4/to 115/-, and tin shares improved. Other issues were steady. Oils eased, led by Santos, which finished down
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    RUBBER PRICES
    251 16 AUOUIT flrtt gr*d* rukker r.p. al***d at S p.m. In Kuala Lumpur yesterday at SSI cents per Ib., unchanged on Mondays clostog lerel (or tbe position. The too* waa doll. and F.M.R.I. clotlni prMsi in csjnts sj*r Ml. ytsttrday: mt 1 RSS. prompt f.o.b. buyers «s|, sell- &lt;N&gt;;
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    CABLES, SMELTERS BEST ON STOCK EXCHANGE
    734 16 By Our Market Corresspondent MALAYAN Cables and Eastern Smelting made the best showing un the Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday, with Cables putting on 14 cents to business at $2.60. Final business, however, was at $2.56 and there were sellers over and no buyers, disposing
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    27 16 STOCK INDICES Malayan Stork Indices: Auc. 3 Am: 1 Industrials: 94.94 :ii.ni Tins: 128.73 128.75 rubbers: 102.94 102.94 Dec 30, 1963 100. Dec 29, 1962 a 100
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    Straits tin price off $2: Rubber is steadier
    369 16 q&gt;HE price or Straits tin I on the Penang market yesterday fell $2 a plcul to $634.37} on an ottering unofficially estimated at 240 tons down 15 tons from Friday. The market had been closed on Saturday and Monday for tbe British
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      938 16 [™lOR lENTj LJNES TO EUROPE AND THE UNITED KINGDOM S. S. "CATHAY" (14,000 tons fully Departing SINGAPORE Sth S«pt 1964 PORT SWETTENHAM 7th Sept 1964 PENANG Bth Sept 1964 Arriving LONDON 2nd Oct 1964 via Colombo, Aden, Pert Sold, Naplei, Gibraltar La Havt* Limited FIRST CLASS accommodation available. Apply to
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    BUSINESS DONE
    807 17 RUSINESS in and reported to the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday with '&lt;'■■&lt;• number of shares traded in brackets: INDUSTRIALS: Boutttad (2.000) 51.68, (1,000) 11.67; Dunleps (1.000) H 98. (2.000) SI 97; Etse erdt. J2.2S BL,. (2,000) 52.30. (3.000) $2.31: E.
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    74 17 CHINKS! Prwiuc. Exahanga. Singspart noon prices par plaul yetterday i ueeonut all: bulk SSI acllera. drum |M sellers. Copra: Aug. /Sept. UK/Continent Unquoted. a&gt; pper: Muntok white J133 aellera. .Sarawak whit* ***** aellera. apeclal Sarawak black *lOS aellera, garbled Lampong black SI 1 2a aeU^ra. ABTA $125 aellers.
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    H.K. RATES
    37 17 ON the Irts luhmii market la Honx Kunu yesterday the H.I. dtllar waa quoted at 5.73 for T.T. ■ml 5.73J for cath. Starting was quoted at 10 97 and «n« taal al geld at 249*.
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    CLOSING PRICES
    24 17 August 4. MALAYAN RUBBER PRICE: 65a cents (unchanged). TIN: $634.37} a plcul (down $2). Unofficial estimated offering; 240 tons (down 15 tons).
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    SHIPS IN PORT
    224 17 SHIPS lying, alongside the Singapar* harbour wharves or sxptcttd (Miy are: Benvrackla 1/2, Sedlll N.W. 2, Rawang N.W. 4 Ellen Bakke b. Mlyotama Mam 6/7, Coronla 8/9, Kosovo 10/11. Dynanoh Maru 15/16, empire Klttlwake 21/22. Gorgon 23, Sons Be 26. Yuklkawa Maru 27/28, Wattakl 29 '30. Mathllde
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    OPTION PREMIUMS
    244 17 Aug. 4. Three mootba. INDUSTRIALS Boustead 13 eta. M. Container* 14 ct*. Uunlop* 14 eta. M. Cable* 16 eta. City Dev. 7 eta. McAllater 13 eta. ft. Smelters 27 eta. M. Inveat. 13 eta. r&gt;so 13 eta. 0.C.8.C. 20 ct*. Fed. Dlap. 12 ct*. Rothman* tf eta. Kltzpatricks
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    12 17 clatien made no chance* in iti rates to merchant* &gt;tsterday.
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      418 17 CLASSIFIED ADS. (Continued from Page 14) SHOPPING GUIDE (Spore) it Word* $S (Mln.y—Bn St eU. nttrm THIS WICK'S OFFIH at S.P.R. de SUva Ltd., 45 High Street Singapore One Good nquare Emerald Diamond Platinum Cluster Rlnc 11.22.vOne Good Oval Blue Sapphire Platinum Cluster Ring 5375/- One Single Stone 40 point
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      753 17 THE MUNICIPAL ORDINANCE (CHAPTER 133) Notice Under Section lit (X) The Municipal Councillors of the Town Si Fort of Malacca hereby give notice under Section 102 (2) of the Munclpal Ordinance (Chapter 133) that a draft Layout Plan of the Area described hereunder has been ore- pared and is open
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      714 17 GOVERNMENT OF THE STATE OF SINGAPORE DECLARATION UNDER SECTION 20 OF THE LOCAL GOVERNMENT INTEGRATION ORDINANCE. Whereas the streets known as:— Jalan Buklt Merah from Rmnah Bomba Circus to Henderson Road situate on Mukim I. Jalan Kllaag. Jalan Kllang Barat and Jalan Kllang Timor situate on Mukim L Within the
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      771 17 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS Applications are invited from Federal Citizens fcr the appointment of a Clerk in the Negeri Sembllan Government Servants' Co-operative Thrift Loan Society Limited. Seremban. Candidates must have passed Form IV or the Oversea School Certificate Examination. 2. The Salary Scale is $122.50--750 145/Examlnatlon Bar/185 x 14 227/ Examination
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      769 17 TENDERS J.P.T. TENDER NOTICE Tenders from JP.T. registered Contractors Class "D" Concrete and above will be received at the office of the Bute Drainage Irrigation Engineer, Kedah/ Perils, up to 12.00 noon of the llth. August, 1964. FOR: Construction of Reinforced Concrete Tidal Controls with excavation and spoil disposal by
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      819 17 TENDERS J.K.R. SELANGOR TENDER NOTICE TENDERS will be received i from registered P.W.D. Con- I tractors In Class "E" and i above up to 3 p.m. on 21.8.1964 at the Office of the Jurutera Negeri. Selangor. Kuala i Lumpur. For THE ERECTION AND COMPLETION OF I THREE BLOCKS OF TWO
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      MHF NAME 29 TO TRAIN UNDER NEW COACH LAL
      573 18 NORMAN SIEBEL By Kuala Lumpur, Tuesday JWENTY of the 22 players who toured India in May-June and nine others have been selected by the Malaysian Hockey Federation for the first of two final rounds of intensive training for the Olympic Games
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      RAUB TEAM
      56 18 i RAUB. Tues. Raub District 1 team for the Pahang QovernI ment services athletics meet at fKuantan on FTlday and SaturI day Kassim Mohamed. Chen Kon Swee. Sangaran, Yelliah. Kulanduvellu. Padyan, Mat Noor YusofT, i Munir Mahmud. Antony Chai, ZaiI nal. Ragavan. Kernal Singh. Lawi rence Pak Chew
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      105 18 SPORTS SUMMARY SOCCER Taipinx I-gr: Pemuda Sokan 4 r M.H. 0 L. Permk Div. 2 Chinese Club 2 Nova Scotia Est 2. Province South Lfe (Nibong Tebalc Sk. Bakap Rangers 3 CRC I. Bafan Serai Lgt: Chersonese Esi 1 Seng Ext 1. Raub Oist Lge: Phansoomin* 5 Rovers 0. HOCKEY
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      Lock icon Aussies dismissed for 101 runs
      436 18 CRICKET ROUNDUP I LONDON, Tv««. 1 THE AUSTRALIAN cricketers were shot out for 101, their lowest total of the season, by Glamorgan at Swansea yesterday. but made a good recovery to stay in Die match with a reasonable chance of victory. Glamorgan spinners Jim Pressdee
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      Rally winners receive prize
      52 18 r»HUA Sui Kwang (left) and A. Haselgrave receiving their prize from Mrs. F.H.G. Wagnef, wife of a committee member of the Royal Perak Motor Club. Chua and navigator Haselgrave. who drove an MG 1100 were the overall winners of the North Malayan motor rally at Ipoh
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      More than 10,000 spectators expected
      153 18 More than 10,000 spectators expected Schools meet SINGAPORE, Tues. More than 10,000 spectators are expected at the Malaysian schools' athletics championships here on Friday and Saturday. Already more than 7,000 tickets have been sold to schoolchildren. The meet will be held at the Chinese High School ground at Buklt Tlmah
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      ACS SWIMMING
      25 18 SINGAPORE. Tues. —The An-glo-Chinese School annual swimming championships will be held on Aug. 14 at the Chinese Swimming Club here at 2 p.m.
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      xMINISTRY MEET
      19 18 MINISTRY MEET SINGAPORE, Tues. Ministry of Health annual athletics championships will be held at Farrer Park on Aug. 22.
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      Lock icon BARAN BREAKS EUROPEAN MILE RECORD
      499 18 ATHLETICS LonA don, Tues: Witold Baran (Poland) broke the European mile record with a 3:56.0 at an international meeting at the White City Stadium here yesterday. Baran's time was 1.65e0 outside the world record held by New Zealand's Peter Snell. The first thre« men were
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      FAM may use new system for the tourney
      340 18 FAM may use new system for the tourney MERDEKA SOCCER KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Pakistan's withdrawal from this month's Merdeka anniversary football tournament, which was confirmed yesterday, set the FAM organising co m m ittee new problems to consider at their meeting at FAM House today. Following the earlier withdrawal of
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      Cup tickets rush on
      82 18 I POH. Tues-. The rush lor Malaya Cup Final tickets is on. The first allotment of 852 S4 I tickets were sold out here today. I Another lot of 5,000 tickets &lt;S2 each) is expected to arrive here on Friday. Perak Amateur F. A. treasurer Choong
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      GQVT TOURNEY
      27 18 SEREMBAN Tues.— Negri Sembilan will meet Selangor in the quarter-finals of the Government Services football competition at Kuala Pilah on Aug. 12. kiikoff 5 p.m.
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      135 18 SPORTS DIAfi Y six CXX Spore Business Houses (Seniors Group "A"): Borneo Motor£ v Spore Glass (Parrer Pk); Bra m toco v HK Bank tßale^tier Rd); Group "B": Mercantile Bank v Cold Storage (Balestler Rd&gt;; Malaysian Airways v Chartered Bank (padangi. Juniors Group "A": P N v Simc Dai by;
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      ANlTA—best bet today
      689 19 ANlTA— best bet today RACING b T IMPROVING MARE HAS AN EASY TASK AS THE FIELD WILL BE REDUCED BY MANY SCRATCHINGS MY BEST BET at Bukit Timah this afternoon is Anita (Race Six). Improving with every run, the five-year-old mare has won four times in her last six outings.
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      -Weightsfor 4 races at Ipoh
      200 19 Weights for 4 races at Ipoh IPOH, Tues. Weights for four races at Ipoh on Aug. 12: CLASS 3 DIV. 2 «F Green Jungle 9 00 Jazz Tune 9.0Q Jonal a oO Royal Heritage 9 uo Your Highness 111 9.00 Plnero 9.00 Singaporean II 8.11 Terbang 8.11 Astounding 8 10
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      122 19 TIMESPORT SELECTIONS EPSOM JEEP CALL BOY POINTER Racel DAIRY KING Orange Wlioaa Laah LASH Kon Tiki Orange WllUara O. WILLIAM Flathing Rocket Wisley Inn Race! BLSH QUEEN Jan Singer Ever Onward MISS SUSAN Ever Onward A pa Kabar M. AUCTIONEER MIm Susan Jazm Singer RaeeJ DJAZZI Buaya Tapah Mana Tabu
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      ■ ■ ■ -■ ■ . .. ■ ■.■"...-■.-BT, TMAH — 3rd ftoy
      1447 19 BT, TIMAH 3rd day CARD KEY: A tetter after the bone's name Indicates the type of goto* preferred; f fast; g good; a soft; h heavy a any. Betting forecast; (SF) strongly fancied; (F) fancied. 'Apprentice allowances; Soaidl. P. K. Leong, Urn and Dragon 3-lb; Nasudl. Ng and Chong 5-lb:
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      Fire Gold in Class 1
      321 19 SINGAPORE, Tues.—Classifications for 23 horses was an nounced by the MRA. CLASS 1: Fire Gold (5. b na g by Gold Nib— Atua Maid). CLASS 2: Film Goer 111 (2. eh M m by Empire Way Lady Hopeful); Master Auctioneer (2. or a g by
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      Entries for amateur meeting at A. Star
      166 19 Entries for amateur meeting at A. Star A IVOR STAR, Tues. There will be only five races at the Kedah Cymkhana Club's amateur meeting here on Saturday. The entries: SULTAN OF KEDAH CUP, Class 1 heap gf: Timberlane, Norval Lad, Sweet Eighteen, Robin Hood n. Obedient Son, No Kidding. Niccolina.
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      Malaysia's best for Ipoh tourney
      476 19 IPOH, Tues. mHE BEST lawn tennis players In all Malaysian x territories will compete in the first national championships on the Municipal Courts here from Friday to Sunday. Among the champions who have entered are Van Wu &lt;Babah), Augustine Song (Sarawak) and Sharln Os man
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    41 20 MR. KIIAW KAI BOH (extreme left) is shown how civil defence team fights a fire. He announced yesterday that 10,000 men and women had been called up for civil defence training. Straits Times picture.
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    Tourist harbour tours will provide additional income to islanders
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    Indonesians, Dutch friends again: Luns
    108 20 NEW DELHI. Tues. The Dutch Foreign Minuter. Dr. Joseph Luns. was mci by the Indian Foreign Minister, Swaran Singh, yesterday en his arrival lor a four-day official visit. He told newsmen he would confer with Indian officials con- reining Dutch aid to India, which runs
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    20 20 JOSEPH BEKHORE ;.:|..-.1 4-«-»4 at Urn &lt;;&gt;n. ml Hospital. Burial V*-M ih- nptery 10.30 a.m rtqurat no flowan. i
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    228 20 Tengku backs Johnson 'destroy' orders \TEW YORK, Tues. Tangku Abdul Rahman today supported President Johnson's shoot-to-destroy-attackers orders in the Gulf of Tonkin, off North Vietnam. He sa i d firmness was necessary *as the Communists "don't understand soft language". The Prune Minister was interviewed at Kennedy Airport before he boarded
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    56 20 ROME. Tues.— Pilots of Alitalia. Italy's national airline, who ended a 78-hour strike at midnight last night, will stai?e another walkout of 48 hours from 9 a.m. OMT on Friday, a spokesman of their association said today. The pilots are demanding a new work contract, Including
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    432 20 There must be a post-mortem on the disturbances, says Premier Lee SINGAPORE, Tuesday. (SINGAPORE'S Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, sitid today thai he *iw hope in the Fad thai leaders in Kuala Lumpur and Singapore fully realised the* consequences of another racial conflict in the country Addressing a big
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    STORE VARSITY PROFESSORS ADDRESS CANCER MEET
    108 20 SINGAPORE, Tues. Professor K. Shanmugaratnam, dean of the medical faculty, University of Singapore, and Dr. C. S. Muir of the university's department of pathology, today read papers on the "incidence of nasopharyngeal cancer in Singapore" to delegates attending the second day of the International
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    253 20 FAR EAST FLEET STRENGTH ADEQUATE: JELLICOE I£UALA LUMPUR, 1Y Tues. The Far East Fleet would be sufficient to meet any eventualities t h a t might arise in this part of the world, the British Minister of Defence for the Royal Navy. Lord Jellieoe. said on his arrival here today.
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    Church fun fair
    46 20 SINGAPORE. Tues. A fun fair in aid of the parish hall fund and the poor and needy will be held in the grounds of the Church of Our Lady Queen of Peace. Tanjon e Katong Road Sunday from 10 a.m. to 8 pm
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