The Straits Times, 13 August 1964

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    19 1 AVERAGE ttAVti^CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 135,000 The Straits Times lll**** Estd. 1845. THURSDAY, AUGUST 13, 1964 15 CENTS KDN 731
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    COASTAL ALERT
    451 1 Security proclamation 'SHOOT ON SIGHT' ZONES CAN BE NAMED IN GAZETTE— BUT NO INCONVENIENCE GENERALLY TO PICNICKERS: TUN RAZAK Death penalty for most offences Kuala Lumpur, Wednesday ALL the shores of Malaya and Singapore are now "security areas" by royal proclamation and enemy agents found in these areas
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    CHINA-MADE GRENADES RECOVERED
    66 1 MALACCA, Wed. Pour handgrenades with "made In China" markings were recovered today by police here on the Malacca River bank just behind the Cathay Cinema. The grenades and 15 sevenounce slabs of TNT, complete with a timing device, were found in plastic bags, following a tip-off. A
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    Razak: We await Filipino details on Sabah claim
    237 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. The Acting Prime Minister, Tun Abdul Razak, said today the Malaysian Government was awaiting further clarifications from the Philippines before considering a meeting with them regarding their claim to Sabah. "We have sent a note to Manila requesting further
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    'Prophetess' surrenders
    57 1 LUSAKA. Wed.— Alice Lenshina. leader of the outlawed Lumpa Church sect, which ha*> been involved m outbreaks of bloodshed in Northern Rhodesia, has surrendered to the Government. Dr. Kenne'h Kaunda. the Prime Minister, told Parliament here today. Claiming to be a "prophetess." she had been in hiding while
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    Lock icon Lin Dai was trying to scare me, says husband
    582 1  - Lin Dai was trying to scare me, says husband ALAN KHOO INQUEST TOLD SHE HAD NO INTENTION TO DIE' NOR ANY IDEA OF STRENGTH OF PILLS SHE TOOK From HONG KONG, Wed. Mr. Lung Shingfung, husband of the late Asian movie queen, Lin Dai, told an inquest today his wife
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    Lock icon 12 m. in Formosa
    47 1 TEIPEH. Wed.— Formosa's population ha« broken the 12,000.000 mark. Latent census compiled by the Provincial Department- of Civil Affairs showed that at the end of June this year, Formosa's total population had reached f 2.064.982. with males and females almost equally divided.— Reuter.
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    Lock icon Ties severed
    14 1 SANTIAGO, Wed. Chile has suspended diplomatic and consular relations with Cubs. Reuter.
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    Lock icon Brain disease claims 7
    63 1 SEOUL, Wed. N— The South Korean Public Health Ministry today announced that seven persons had died of a brain disease believed to be epidemic encephalitis In Southern Korea. The Ministry said a total of 42 patients had been reported suffering from the disease, and that two
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    Lock icon Fined $350 for drunken driving—in a plane
    118 1 Fined $350 for drunken driving in a plane SYDNEY. Wed.— Alan Jamrs Carmichacl, 49. was fined VASO ($350) in Broken Hill today for driving under the influence of drink on a public street in a plane. A police constable 'old the court he had seen Carmlchael's Cessna aircraft fly over
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    Lock icon HER INCOME-ABOUT HK$l5O,OOO A YEAR
    111 1 HONG KONG. Wed.— Actress Lin Dai's, husband said today he did not know exactly how much she earned. Mr. Lung Shing-Fan told the inquest into his wife's death that he thought she got about lIKSI.tO.OOO a year under a contract to make three films. She
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    Indons to close down British Council
    170 1 JAKARTA. Wednesday. THE Indonesian Government today announced it had decided to close down the British Council here and its branches throughout Indonesia. It said the council and its branches should be withdrawn by the end of this month. Mr. Oanis Harsono. the Foreign Ministry
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    Lock icon 'JAMES BOND' FLEMING DIES OF A HEART ATTACK
    210 1 'JAMES BOND' FLEMING DIES OF A HEART ATTACK LONDON, Wed.— Author lan Fleming, creator of James Bond, secret agent 007, died suddenly today in hospital following a heart attack. He was 56. Fleming had gained a vast new following in recent years with the making of the films "Dr. No"
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    12 deaths from record floods
    65 1 DACCA (Pakistani. Wed. Floods in East Pakistan have caused at least 12 deaths and driven an estimated 450.000 persons from their homes, it was reported today. Many thousands more were affected by the surging floodwaters of rivers at record levels, which had inundated 80 per
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    Lock icon Turkey stops flights over Cyprus
    238 1 Turkey stops flights over Cyprus A NKARA. Wed. Tur- key .stopped reconnaissance flights over Cyprus today in response to a United Nations Security Council appeal, a Government spokesman said today. The spokesman .said he could not confirm a UN. report from Nicosia thai cue Turkish reconnaissance plane had flown over
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    31 1 U.S. PLANES FOR CONGO WASHINGTON, Wed. —lour U.S. air trans- ports, carrying 5» paratroopers for protection of aircraft upon arrival, are on way to Congo.— AP. (See Page 2)
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      Lock icon Peking jet fighters in Hanoi
      442 2 WASHINGTON, Wad U.S. announces that number of Chinese MiG 15s and MiG 17s have been brought into North Vietnam THE U.S. Defence Department yesterday announced that a "number" of Chinese jet fighters had arrived in North Vietnam. Recalling that the Secretary of Defence, Mr. Robert
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      Mao believed to have had heart attack
      70 2 NEW YORK, Wed Newsweek magazine said that diplomats in Rome believed either Mao Tse-tung or some other top Ciiine^e leader recently suffered a heart attack. In its periscope secUon. the maeuzlne said that a famous Italian heart specialist made a rush flight tc
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      THE PEKING VERSION OF THE TONKIN GULF INCIDENT
      199 2 THE PEKING VERSION OF THE TONKIN GULF INCIDENT UhKIM.. Wed— China yesterday published a detailed refutation of the United States' version of events leading to the American air attacks on North Vietnamese naval bases. It claimed that President Johnson and other U.S. officials were "among the most stupid liars, the
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      N. VIETNAM REJECTS UN REPORT ON BORDER ISSUE
      158 2 N. VIETNAM REJECTS UN REPORT ON BORDER ISSUE OEKING. Wed. r North Vietnam yesterday rejected tne report of a United Nations Security Council investigating mission on the South Vietnam Cambodia border issue and opposed proposals to send U.N. observers to the frontier. The New China news agency quoted Hanoi as
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      US agrees to join Belgium in new aid to Tshombe
      143 2 WASHINGTON, Wed. The United States has agreed with Belgium on new measures to help Mr. MoLse Tshombe's government, to restore stability in the face of rebel activity In the Congo. U.S. State Department officials said they expected both countries would
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      Lock icon Ian Smith plans new 'last try' talks
      170 2 Ian Smith plans new 'last try' talks SALISBURY, Wed. Mr. Lan Smith, Southern Rhodesian Prime Minister, announced in parliament yesterday he would fly to London early next month for talks with Sir Alec Dou g 1 a s-Home, in what observers regard as a final bid to secure independence for
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      Lock icon Surrender by Pathet Lao platoon
      182 2 VIENTIANE. Wed. One platoon of fully armed and equipped pro-Com-munist Pathet Lao soldiers surrendered on Monday night to Government forces 95 miles north of here. A Laos Army spokesman said the Pathet Lao platoon about 30 men surrendered to the Government forces holding a position
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      Lock icon Ceylon goes ahead with plans to muzzle the Press
      256 2 fOLOMBO, Wed.— The Ceylon Government, yesterday decided to set! up a Press Council and Press Tribunal to rule on past and future conduct of the Press, sources close to the Government reported. They said the main recommendations also included the break-up
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      Lock icon BUS CREWS TO HIT BACK...
      93 3 LONDON, Wed. New- I castle bus crews de- cided yesterday to take their vehicles off the road I at 10 p.m. for the next two week-ends in retaliation for repeated attacks by the public. The bus conductors agreed at a meeting that the late-night ban
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      Lock icon U.N. orders Turkey to stop all flights over Cyprus
      364 3 NEW YORK, Wednesday. rpHE Security Council called last night for an end to all overflights which would violate the sovereignty of Cyprus. NEW YORK, Wednesday. rpHE Security Council called last night for an end to all overnights which would violate the
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      Lock icon The Pope travels by copter
      114 3 The Pope travels by copter fASTELGANDOLFO, (near Rome) Wed. Pope Paul yesterday flew by helicopter the first Pope to do soon a pilgrimage to Orvieto, about 90 miles to the north, marking the 700 th anniversary of the institution of the Feast of Corpus Christi. The pontiff was also the
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      Lock icon SATELLITE TO RELAY OLYMPICS TO GO UP NEXT WEEK
      215 3 WASHINGTON, Wed— Tf The United States will launch its third Syncom satellite early next week. Then it will try ten days of remote control manoeuvring to get. it "stationery" In space over the Pacific so it can relay television broadcasts from
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      Negro church burned
      45 3 CANTON, (Mississippi), Wed.— Civil rights workers yesterday reported the burning of another Negro church in this racially-tense state. The Council of Federated Organisations said the Mount Pleasant church, about eight miles south of here, whs found severely damaged by fire yesterday morning.
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      U.S. uranium for Russia
      47 3 WASHINGTON. Wed. The U.S. Atomic Energy Commission announced yesterday It has approved export of one ounce of uranyl-actate to Russia. The licence was issued to the World Health Organisation, Washington, which will send the natural uranium compound to the Ivanovslty Institute In Moscow.
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      Ingrid relaxes with a Rolls
      67 3 Ingrid relaxes with a Rolls f.NGRID Bergman shows X that she knows bow to relax as she rests between scenes on the bumper of- the car that supplies the title for her Litest picture, "The Yellow Rolls-Royce." The MOM film is being made at Elstree Studios in Britain. Based on
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      Britons are drinking more liquor
      87 3 LONDON, Wed— The British are doing more drinking than at any time In the last 40 years, General Medical Council president. Lord Cohen, said yesterday. Lord Cohen told the European Institute on the Prevention and Treatment of Alcohollsh that the average Briton drank four bottles
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      Lock icon Saved—after fall from 18th floor
      59 3 Saved after fall from 18th floor NEW YORK, Wed. A 60--year-old woman who fell from the top of an 18-storey building here yesterday was saved when her feet cuuEht on a window on -the floor below. She dangled head down from the window for half an hour until .two policemen
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      Lock icon Women help to create UK job record
      117 3 LONDON, Wednesday. BRITAIN had more people at work in June— 24,240,000— than ever before in its history the Ministry of Labour announced yesterday." This was 134,000 more than at the same time last year and the ministry said this was due to higher
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      Surrender! He says 'Yes' to wife 31 times...
      70 3 CHICAGO. Wed Curt Moberg. a 3'J-ye.ar-old carpenter, yesterday sinned a 3»-point "reconciliation programme" drawn up by his wife rather than go through with a divorce. Among the points be accepted were to keep a steady job, guarantee his wife a weekly wage
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      Lock icon Goldwater's wealth
      26 3 NEW YORK. Wed. The Republican Presidential candidate. Senator Ooldwater. and bis wife. Peggy, have a personal fortune of '£606.900 ($5,100,000). Time magazine reported.— Reuter.
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      Lock icon Two road workers who dug up Elizabethan treasure
      215 3 Two road workers who dug up Elizabethan treasure LIUNTINGDON. Wed. Two road workers who unearthed a hoard of Elizabethan silver coins while working on excavations for a new highway expect to get the full value of the coins after an inquest ruled the coins were "treasure trove." Cyril Agger, 55,
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      A cold death for boy' who ran away
      93 3 HIALEH Florida). Wed.— The frozen body of an 11-year-old runaway boy was found in m relregerated railroad car full of melons from California yesterday. The boy was Identified as Ramos Gutierrez, whose family lives on a ranch outside Woodland. California. The boy's
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      Lock icon Johnson's Anti-Poverty Bill gets approval
      187 3 WASHINGTON, Wed pONGRESS yesterday finally approved the U*****,500,000 AntiPoverty Bill and thus gave President Johnson his greatest personal legislative victory so far. All the other major measures approved by Congress In this session were part of the programme originally recommended by the late President Kennedy.
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      Lock icon U.S. minimum wage
      36 3 MANILA. Wed.— The Philippines Congress today approved a bill in major Industries here at six placing the daily minimum, wage pesos .about Us.) per employe* The old minimum wage wa* four pesos.— Reuter.
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      Interest rates on U.S. foreign loans raised
      126 3 WASHINGTON, Wed. The Senate yesterday uroved an amendment to the Foreign Aid Bill raising the interest rates on development loans to foreign nations. The action followed a Sei*ate vote to cut the foreign aid programme by U*****.7 million. The amendment was approved by
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      Lock icon FATHER: I PUT SON IN JAIL TO TEACH HIM A LESSON
      179 3 FATHER: I PUT SON IN JAIL TO TEACH HIM A LESSON I ONDON, Wed. A wealthy father said •yesterday he had his errant teenage son put in Jail "to teach him a lesson." "It is heart-breaking for a father to see his son In court." business consultant Frank Instone. 54,
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      BBC man held
      36 3 NICOSIA, Wed— A Cyprus Government spokesman said last night that Mr. Jack Williams, a BBC correspondent, was arrested yesterday evening and that un expulsion order had been issued by the Interior Ministry. =.MHIIIIC]||IIIIIIIIIIC]l"lllllllllt3IIIIIIIIIIIIC)Ml!IMIIIHClMIMil||llinillllt1imir-<iltt||||ij:
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    PARTNERS CALL BY NAIR
    827 4 Industry can only succeed with co-operation among labour, management, govt SINGAPORE, Wednesday 'J'HK Government's industrialisation effort can only succeed if there is a partnership of interests as between labour, management and Government the three essential cogs in the development wheel of a democratic state. The secretarygeneral
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    3-year study grants in UK for two top
    161 4 students SINGAPORE, Wed. Two Anglo-Chinese School students, who scored distinctions in their Higher School Certificate examinations last year, have been awarded tnree-year State scholarships to study in England. The scholarships are awarded by the Singapore Government in a scheme 10 sponsor a
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    Colour photos
    41 4 SINGAPORE. Wed. The Singapore Polytechnic Photographic Society will be sponsoring a public exhibition of colour photographs by Miss Jeannette Klute from tomorrow to Saturday. It will be held in the Polytechnic Exhibition Hall from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.
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    Indian Arts Club officials
    64 4 SINGAPORE, Wed. Mr. T. Venkltachalam has been elected the president of the Singapore Indian Arts Club. Other office bearers Include Mr. N. Mohan (vice-president;; Mr. Thomas Jacob (secretary); Mr. J.R EEeklel (assistant secretary); Mr. L. T. Raman ie (treasurer); Mr. R. S. Anandan (production manager). Committee:
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    Rattan workers
    65 4 SINGAPORE. Wed.— Mr. Ng Chee San has been elected president of the Singapore Rattan Workmen Benevolent Union. Others office-bearers are: Mr. Lai Slew Keong. vice-president; Mr. Chan Ah Chang, secretary; Mr. Kok Cheen Ho. asst. secretary; Mr. Chiew Ming Kong, treasurer; Mr. Leong Kok Hoong. asst. treasurer: Mr.
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    New centre
    36 4 SINGAPORE. Wed.— The Political Secretary to the Ministry of Culture. Mr. Ong Soo Chuan will officially declare open the new Jurong community centre at 121 m.s. Jurong on Saturday at 7 p.m. Pilth uueh
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    Goodwill night
    26 4 SINGAPORE. Wed.— The Goodwill Committee of Queenstown will hold an "Inter-racial Goodwill Night" at Queenstown Community Centre, Buller Terrace on Saturday at 7.30 p.m.
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    EX-QUEEN IS DUE IN S'PORE ON SUNDAY
    184 4 SINGAPORE, Wed. The former Queen of Thailand. Queen Rambhai Barni of Sukhodaya, who is to make a three-week visit of Malaysia beginning tomorrow is due to arrive in Singapore on Sunday. Queen Rambhai and her three- member suite, will travel by car from
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    STUDENTS PLED6E SUPPORT
    48 4 SINGAPORE, Wed. The National Union of Singapore Students in a statement today deplored the recent disturbances here, and pledged its full support for efforts of the Central and State Governments to restore harmony. It also called on the people to co-operate with the two Governments.
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    Nice, big and juicy—the Petaling Jaya grapes
    207 5  - Nice, big and juicy the Petaling Jaya grapes PADMAN GOPAL By UNIVERSITY STUDENT PROVES HIS POINT— IN BACKYARD A close-up... J£UALA LUMPUR, Wed. Grapeslovely juicy ones in the backyard? Yes, that's what a Petaling Jaya resident has behind his kitchen. Mr. Antony Santiago, a post-graduate student in botany at the
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    No hitches in trial run of new sugar refinery
    117 5 No hitches in trial run of new sugar refinery OENANG, Wed. The 1 Malayan Sugar Manufacturing Co. has completed a trial run of its million dollar refinery at Prai. A company spokesman told the Straits Times today that the trial, held last Saturday, had proved a great success. "It was
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    Break-in padi planter is jailed
    92 5 TFLUK AN SON. Wed.— A padl p 1 nter. Ismail bin Ai l 24. was .sentenced to nine months' jail by tiie Scs-sior.s Court here yesterday lor breaking into the house of Mam bin Abu on the night of April 5 at Parit £nam. Labu
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    Wok leads tour of Assemblymen
    76 5 sINUAPOKL. Wea Tne MinttMT tor social Ailairs incue OUiman Wok will iead a [jurty ul AbMUioiyiiiei) ai.n Government otliculs on a tour vi Chua Chu Kang tomorrow The party will include Inche fUhamat KenaD. Assemblyman lor Oeylang Serai; Tuan Hail Ya:icob. Parliamentary Secretary to tne
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    BAIL OPPOSED TO RETURNED WEST IRIAN VOLUNTEER
    166 5 BAIL OPPOSED TO RETURNED WEST IRIAN VOLUNTEER SINGAPORE, Wednesday. THE prosecution today opposed bail when the case of a returned West Irian volunteer, Bahrawi bin Baharon, charged in connection with an incident at Paya Lebar Road last Thursday came up for mention in the Ninth Magistrate's Court. Bahrawi, 25. Is
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    Aid—from the old boys to the needy young ones
    81 5 Aid from the old boys to the needy young ones KLANU, Wed.— The AngloChlnese School Old Boys' Association here has started a scholarship fund for poor and needy pupils To boost Uie tund the a&u elation is holding a dance -< the Letciiumanan Hull here on Saturday. Members have oeen
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    Mr Budd Singh dies at 62
    44 5 TAIPINO. Wed Mr Budh Singh. 62. a landowner, died of a heart attack here last night. He was the brother-in-law of Mr. Klrpnl Singh, Deputy Director of Radio Malaysia, and father of Mr Bhajan Singh, a dental surgeon.
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    Tour experts from London due in Penang
    67 5 Tour experts from London due in Penang PENANO Who A p«m jl Ijondon travel managers trom Thomas. Oc La Rue. Shell. Standard Telephones Cables. Onilever nnri Imperial Chemical Industries will arrive in Penang on Saturday They will be the guests of the Onion de Transport Aerienes-Air Prance on its inaugural
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    450 in Penang tested for forces
    175 5 DENANO. Wed. About 1 200 youths turned up today before a recruiting team trom the Federation Armed Forces at the Territorial Army headouarten* in Peri Avenue Yesterday, a bach of ZM youths had been irterrtewed. Of the total of 450 candidates interviewed so f»r.
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    WORK ON KUALA LUMPUR'S NEW AIRPORT DELAYED BY BAD WEATHER
    117 5 WORK ON KUALA LUMPUR'S NEW AIRPORT DELAYED BY BAD WEATHER KUALA LI.MPUR. Wed. Work on the new $50 million international airport at Subang is slightly behind schedule because of bad weather. A PWD spokesman said today that the weather in July was very bad and this had bogged down workmen.
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    New officer
    34 5 BATU GAJAH. Wed. Deputy Superintendent Inder Singh has taken over as the new officer superintending the Batu Gajah police circle. He succeeds Superintendent Balwant Singh who has gone to India on leave.
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    50 Johore tappers off by sea to work in Sabah
    153 5 If U ALA LUMPUR, Wed. —Fifty skilled tap- i pers, all from Johore, have left for Sabah to work on plantations j there, the Minister of Labour, Mr. V. Manickavasagam, said today. Another 50 will leave soon. Recently employers In
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    Four grab $10,000 jewellery
    312 7 Less-than-a-minute hold-up by gunman and three thugs soon after shop opens for business SINGAPORE, Wednesday. A GI'NMAN and three accomplices this morning got away with jewellery worth 810,000 from the Tai Cheong Goldsmiths, near Odeon Cinema in North Bridge Road. While the gunman held the shops
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    DETAINED IN LAHORE PLANE ON WAY BACK TO K.L.
    222 7 DETAINED IN LAHORE PLANE ON WAY BACK TO K.L. I^UALA LUMPUR, Wed. 1Y —The Malaysia Air Charter aircraft that was detained in Lahore by the Pakistan Air Force is now in New Delhi on its way back to Malaysia. The managing director of Malaysia Air Charter, Captain F. J. Bussell.
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    MORE DONATIONS FOR NTUC FUND
    176 7 SINGAPORE. Wednesday. npHE National Trades Union Congress rehabilitaA tion fund for the victims of the recent Singapore disturbances now stands at $27,737.02 with the addition of three more donations received today. The donations came from, the Public Daily-Rated Electrical Workers' Union $773.75: Messrs. Quek Shin
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    RAF art and handicrafts exhibition
    94 7 RAF art and handicrafts exhibition SINGAPORE. Wed.— Tb« Par O East Air Force's third annual art and handicraits exhibition at the RAF Changi Grammar School «m opened by FEAF's Senior Technical Staff Officer. Air Commodore R-E.W. Harland. The exhibition Is in 13 classes. Exhibits awarded first and second prizes or
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    Accused of having police uniform
    64 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. Lim Yip Kong, 18, of Cheras Road, was charged in the Fourth Magistrate's Court here today with being In unlawful possession of a police officer's uniform, complete with police lanyard and brass buttons in a house in Jalan Tallalla yesterday. He pleaded
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    MIC branch officials
    52 7 BBNTONG, Wed Mr V. Sinnoo was elected president of the Malayan Indian Congress. Kara): branch, at the annual general meeting held recently. Others elected were, vice-presi-dent: Mr. R. Kannan: secretary: Mr. K. Loganathan; assistant secretary: Mr. M. Velayuthan and treasurer: Mr. O. Kuppusamv. Seventeen committee members were
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    M-Day parade
    31 7 SUNGEI PATANI. Wed— A parade of schoolchildren and uniformed units will be held here on Malaysia Day. Aug. 31. There will also be prayers and feeding of the poor.
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    Red Cross parade
    25 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. The Red Cross Society here will hold its second annual parade at the Jalan Suleiman Club padang on Saturday.
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    Cost of births -on estates
    67 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed An estate in Selangor employing 522 workers, including 248 women, paid out a total of $8,580 in respect of 69 births during the last 12 mont'/s the Ministry of Labour report for June said today. Another estate in Selangor, which employed 45
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    Mechanic to pay wife $150 a month
    104 7 Mechanic to pay wife $150 a month IPOH. Wed A radio mechanic. Ding Tiew Kong. 24. agreed In the magistrate's court here today to pay $150 a month maintenance for hi* wife and three children. When the maintenance summons filed by his wife. Tan 800 l Lan, 24. came up
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    Tamil course
    26 7 SUNGEI PATANI. Wed. The [lev. Father R. Augustm returned From India by the Rajula yesterday ifter taking a course in Tamil :tnrhp« in Marirac
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    Labour body to meet on Aug. 25
    84 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. The National Joint Labour Advisory Council will meet on Auk. 25 to consider a variety of problems concerning employers and employees, the Minister of Labour, Mr. V Manickavasagam. said today. The council comprises 19 employers' representatives and a similar number
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    New officials
    43 7 BANTING. Wed. The new official-, of the Kuala Langat division of Umno, are: president. Inche Hormat Rafel: deputy president, Inche Budin All; vice-pre-sidents. Hazl Ibrahim and Inche Daiee bin Dol. youth leader. Inrhe Hassan Bardan. and woman leader, Che Sulalmah Hormat.
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    Another big haul by Kedah Customs
    177 7 A LOR STAR. Wed.—Kedah Customs made another haul of 832 gallons of fermented mash and 15 gallons of illicit liquor in j Sungei Korok today. A still w. lzed Government duty on the haul was estimated at more i than $5,000 The discovery was
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    Sir Royston leaves for Hong Kong to visit more naval units
    208 7 Sir Royston leaves for Hong Kong to visit more naval units SINGAPORE, Wednesday. THE British Chief of Naval Personnel and Second Sea Lord, Admiral Sir Royston Wright, left here by air for Hong Kong this morning on the last leg of his tour of British Naval units in the Far
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    Thief is jailed as result of girl's quick action
    236 7 Thief is jailed as result of girl's quick action I^LANG. Wed. The quick action of an eleven-year-old girl resulted in Mariadass Velandy, 21. of Kapar Road, being sentenced to a, year's Jail by the magis-| trate's court here today for housebreaking and I theft of $800. On May 5 the
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    New ADO for Kampar
    43 7 BATU GAJAH. Wed.— Tengku I Zubir bin Tengku Mohamed Nasir, the Assistant District Officer, here has been transferred to Kama"as ADO. Inche Khatruddln bin Dato Aodul Aziz, former deputy A.D.O La rut and Matang. has succeeded Tengku Zubir hert.
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    A hero's welcome awaits P.M. on Friday
    169 7 A hero's welcome awaits P.M. on Friday J^UALA LUMPUR. Wed. Tengku Abdul Rahman will return .on Friday at 3.30 p.m. to a "hero's welcome" at the airport. He will be met by the acting Prime Minister. Tun Abdul Razak. other Cabinet Ministers and senior officials, members of the diplomatic corps
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    MCA plea to women: Work for country
    134 7 yELUK ANSON. Wed An appeal to the women of Teluk Aiison to come forward and do their bit for their community and country was made here last night by Miss Yang Pai Yok. secretary of the women's section of Malayan Chinese Association headquarters
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    Plot to set up a puppet govt in Malaysia
    181 7 VIALACCA, Wed. Th« ITI Chief Minister of Malacca, Inche Abdul Ghafar bin Baba. said last night that local Indonesian agents had attempted to establish a puppet government in Malaysia He said he wai punted beause these were the people fho had
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    A giant cake for Shell 'birthday'
    174 8 SINGAPORE, Wed SINGAPORE'S Minister for Finance, Dr. Goh Keng Swee, this afternoon cut a giant cake, in the shape of a refinery, in Pulau Bukom on the occasion of the 3rd anniversary of the Singapore Shell refinery. Measuring 40 ins square and 30 ins
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    BOAC's new sales head in S'pore
    201 8 SINGAPORE, Wed. Mr. David L. Creedy Is to take over from Mr. Michael D. Llewellyn as BOAC's sales manager for SouthEast Asia In Singapore. The appointment, which takes effect this month, has been made to enable Mr. Llewellyn to attend a one-year senior management
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    $10 for a bite
    43 8 IPOH. Wed.— A sundry shopkeeper. Lav Keng Seong, 40, whose dog bit a schoolboy, Mohamed Shariff. 12, at his shop in Kampong Paloh near here on Dec. 12 last year, was fined $10 by the magistrate's court here today.
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    Buddhists want younger board members
    231 8 Buddhists want younger board members DEN AN G, Wed. Twenty-one members of the Penanjj Buddhist Association have asked the board of directors (management committee) to call a special meeting to consider a proposed amendment to a controversial rule under which directors are appointed for life. The amendment, whic-n had earlier
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    6 months for man of 22 for conviction No. 12
    98 8 CINGAPORE, Wed. Yap Kock Kwan, 18, was walking along a back lane ofT Desker Road last night when his pen was stolen by LJ.n Yang Klang of Jalan Buklt Ho Swee. Today. In a magistrate's court, Llm pleaded guilty to
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    Goodwill men of Kamunting
    71 8 TAIPINQ.. Wed. A goodwill committee was formed at Knmuntinß near here yesterday a! ;> Meting presided by Perak State Assemblyman, Mr. Goh Chok Sam Inche Jaffar Udol was elected chairman of the committee with Mr. Lee All Pak and Mr. K. K. Pothiwal as vice-chairmen. Mr.
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    Six vie for top Umno job
    282 9 Biggest-ever tussle for the leadership of youth body at annual assembly on Sept, 3 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed ITUALA LUMPUR, Wed. The biggest-ever tussle for the leadership ot the Umno youth section will take place at the organisation's annual assembly here on Sept. 3. Six
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    'Deliberate mischief charge by firm
    269 9 SINGAPORE, Wednesday. travel agency firm of G.C. Nanda and Sons 1 Ltd. today charged in the Industrial Arbitration Court that "deliberate mischief" had been caused by its employees during a strike in May this year following a dispute over non-recognition of the Singapore Manual and
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    Chinese radio section wins Malay debate
    77 9 KUAI.A LOMPOR, Wed The I Chinese Service of Radio Malaysia last night won >hr National Language Month debating competition tor staff. Giving away the prizes, the nrtini? Director of the Department of Radio. Inchc Murtadza Za'ba. said he was surprised at the high standards
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    Fire victim families get Housing Board flats
    103 9 viNUAfUKt, wen .\ine out ot 12 himilies who lost their home.s in yester- day's fire in Upper Aljunled Road had been given liousIng board flats in Ceylang Serai, Taniong Rhu and Bukit Ho Swee. The three remaining fajnlUea nre staying with relatives and
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    Use of English by dept. criticised
    76 9 I/LAI.A I.UMPL'R. Wfd. Ihe I* National Language* Action Yont today crltii.-i.sed the Federal Mablishment Office lor using inelish in Its circulars. U called on the Government to ake action against those who "Inult" the national language. The leader of the Front, lnci.e fahva bin
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    Jail for man who took goods, then disappeared
    138 9 SUsGAPORE, Wed Ibranim bin Kwaim. s\i. who pleaaed guiiiv touuv In a magistrate .•> court ol a charge of criminal breach > I of trust ol xootis worth 54.134 Delonßinß to a company In Seranuoon Road, waa jailed lor six months. The
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    Netherlands books gift
    48 9 SINGAPORE. Wed. The Netherlands Consul-general. Mr. L. O. Ravesloot. will present some sclen11fie books to the National Library on Friday at 11 a.m. The books cover subjects ranging I from the theory of relativity to rocket propulsion, and represent the best in Dutch publications today
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    Scrap stolen from factory
    50 9 SINGAPORE. Wed Llm Chua today pleaaed guilty in a magistrate's court of stealing 81b. of scrap rubber valued at $2.50 from a factory at Yio Chu Kang Road yesterday. He was given a six-month con- ditlonal discharge by Mr. Khoo Hia I Hlong, the macutrat*. I
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    Siew Sin: Malaysia can teach world a lesson
    173 9 Siew Sin: Malaysia can teach world a lesson KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Malaysia could teach the world a lesson in preaching and practising interfaith co-operation, the Finance Minister. Mr. Tar Siew Sin, said tonisht. He was speaking as chairman of the second public meeting of the Malayan Council for Interfaith Co-operation
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    Patients wait two days for medicine
    301 9 KUALA LUMPUR, W«d OUNDREDS of out- patients at the General Hospital here have to wait for hours, some as long as two days, to get their medicine all because 11 hospityl dispensers are working -to rule for better wages and workin° conditions. The dispen.sers.
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    Counterfeit 20 cent coins in Sarawak
    77 9 KUCHIXG. U c d. Counterfeit 20 cent coins are circulating in Sarawak the police warned todty. A spokesman said the counterfeit was almost perfect. It was made of Inch trade copoer. The only noticeable defect was that the silver coating was »:> thin that
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    $92 bar raid
    33 9 PEN A NO. Wed. A liquor-lov-uui ih. ft raided thr bar of the Perak Hotel at Tamone Buneah Usi nichi iind rsraped with iO2 worth r>f brandy and other drinks.
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    M-day joy limited by cholera in Trengganu
    145 9 M-day joy limited by cholera in Trengganu I/UALA TRENGGANU, 1V Wed. The chairman of the Malaysia Day celebrations committee here, Inche Mansor bin Mohamod, .said today there will only be a limited celebrat'on in the district because of cholera. There would be no public celebration or Catherine in the district,
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    Car kills youth
    39 9 PARIT BUNTAR Wed PM» wan bin Han Sallrh 18. a Form Pour pupil of the Government Secondary School. B.tean Scral. died after he was knocked down by a car a mile north of Bagan Serml yesterday.
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      266 9 Straits Times Crossword 4CMOM ~>- Old N. African heap* mud in 1. an of the serpent on the bewilderment on a Scot (8). Thames? (4 4>. Cut us over the way and redS 1 down Exclude* without den with confusion iB>. directions game to be shot In 11 Kar-fetched articles?
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    DEATHS
    78 10 ■'•ral* $10 (Hlmlmmm) CLARK! HELEN widow of t*j* late TV Farieigh Clark* and much Mmcd mother or Maureen pa*a*d away i aan rnlir on utn MADAM HU NOOK MBONQ a4*sd 17 ITS- pe»««f»lly oa l 1* »«4 at her rtstdetw* »7 Jalaa Vamhota leaving behind aon* on* rodaon two
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    175 10 e7ar»J» tit (Minim in) TMI FAMILY OP the late Mr. Lm Cnvr Choon givs grate r«| -nig, to a: relative*, frtanda for tbetr laal—i eipraaiiooa ot sympathy la tbaar s*d kua. MRS. AONES PIRNAMOrt aad ramllv ot late Mr. FVmnela Psnuait sincerely thank relatives /frtaaai* for funeral attendance. wpsatna
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    IN MEMORIAM
    27 10 it Wotdm Sl» (MiMmmm) IN LOVING MEMORY of R. Murugeah. Copra!, departed on 13-8-1063. Gone, hut .ilwava remembered hy me beloved brother*, alters and mother.
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      An Uneasy Lull
      682 10 J Communist reaction to last week's retaliatory strikes by American warplanes against torpedo boat bases in North Vietnam continues to be limited to words. Some Chinese jets (the South Vietnam Premier, Gen. Khanh, puts the number at 15) have moved into I North Vietnam, and more may
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      Tasek Success
      435 10 Tasek. regarded a.« the leas successful of the various Malayan industrial promotion < schemes, is turning out to j i have been more of a dark horse. Just over three years after its inauguration it is turning out a wide range of products, from cement (at the biggest
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      Help For S'pore
      128 10 The announcement that Malaysian Industrial Develop- ment Finance Ltd. is to participate in the financing of factory projects in Singapore is excellent news. It represents a step towards the realisation that industrial growth in any part of Malaysia benefits the country as a whole. Earlier, there had
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    Fighting corruption with a tip from the Moguls
    1177 10 Fighting corruption with a tip from the Moguls MEETINGS ON THE LAWN AND HOLY MEN FOR A MORAL SERVICE CORPS by SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT New Delhi, Wednesday MOST mornings in the week a little crowd gainers on the wide lawns of the house in New Delhi of Mr. Nanda, the Homa
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    KAUNDA ACCEPTS A CHALLENGE
    360 10  - KAUNDA ACCEPTS A CHALLENGE RICHARD HALL By SINCE the followers of Alice Lenshina began rampaging in northern Rhodesia, Prime Minister Kenneth Kaunda has shown a cool deterership which has inmination and leadcreased his stature. The disaster which hit the country like a tornado of madness has been a harsh test
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      191 10 THE OLD AND NEW CLASH To deny that responsibility In the name of the rules of his department would at all levels of society below the most sophlatl rated be regarded as culpable betrayaL Mr. Nanda's diwan-i-ain n barely more than a demonstration, and It may be doubted whether the
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      160 10 \iaay people concerned about current trends In Malaysia have urged me to refute publicly ana in detail the attacks launched against my recent articles on the Singapore riots and the need to consolidate Malaysia. In particular. I have been strongly advised to expose the argument contained in
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    NEW FIRM TO TAKE OVER FOUR COMPANIES IN STORE
    262 11 SINGAPORE, Wed. A n c w 1 y-formed multi-million dollar company, the Pan-Elec-tric Industries Ltd., is to take over control of four companies in the State. They are the Utility Finance Ltd.. and the Metal Agencies t M> Ltd., whtch currently
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    32 11 PENANG, Wed. Mr. Khoo Heng Choon, the city Council administrative assistant, has been appointed assistant City Secretary from Aug l He succeeds Mr. Soh Eng Lim who resigned In July.
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    $75m. loan for development
    273 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed Malaysian Govt will use it for building schools, hospitals and power supply: Chance for short and long-term investors i fHE Malaysian Government today launched a new $75 million national development loan catering for short and long-term investors. The loan, a Central Bar* spokesman
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    Complaints of ill-treatment forwarded to Khir from Singapore
    132 11 QINGAPORE Wed. Th« O secretary'- general of Singapore Umno, Dato Syed Esa AJmanoer, said today that he had wiitten to the Malaysian Minister for Agriculture and Co-opera-tives. Inche Mohamed Khlr Johari. about alleged "illtreatment to the Malays by the police and the
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    Armed men grab $12,780 payroil in afternoon hold-up
    299 11 Armed men grab $12,780 payroil in afternoon hold-up SINGAPORE. Wed. Three armed robbers grabbed a $12,780 payroll from a granite quarry supervisor in lonely and narrow Chia Eng Say Road, off 8j m.s. Bukit Timah Road this afternoon. The supervisor. Mr Chia Kirn Swee, 50. of Singapore Quarries Co. Ltd.
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    194 11 $3mil. training centre will soon be ready KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. rrHE new $3 million x Industrial Training Institute in Kuchai Road (off 44 mile. Klang Road) will turn out more than 1,000 apprentices every year, the Minister c' Labour, Mr. V. Manickavasagam. said today. The Institute,
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    Lee's formula for a lasting solution
    392 11 Discussion, persuasion, consent of all communities the need SINGAPORE, Wednesday. T<HE Singapore Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan x Yew, today said the new social and economic problems arising out of the formation of Malaysia would take time to solve. Mr. Lee, who was touring
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    Lock icon Copters help to fight cholera
    82 11 LONDON. Wed. Helicooter pilots of 845 British Naval Air Commando Squadron have transported more than 90 cholera epidemic victims to Sarawak liospi:al it was announced here The epidemic is in the Nanga Oaat area, where the squadron has a forward bu.se 30 miles from the
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    Violin recital
    41 11 KOALA LUMPUR. Wed. The Filipino violinist. Mr. Otlopez Kabayao, with Mr. Hovita Anciano at the piano, will give a recital at the Malayan Teachers' College auditorium. Pantai Valley, on Sunday, in aid of the Malayan Association for the Blind.
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    Armed Forces chief at border posts
    112 11 I/UCHINO. Wed The Chief of Armed Forces Stall. Ueut.Oen. Tengku Oman bin Tengltu Mohd Jewa, today had a close up view of security forces' border posts in Sarawak's Pint and Second Divisions. He met men of the 4th Bn.. Royal Malay Regiment. First Federation
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    We will help you—Mentri tells settlers
    77 11 We will help you Mentri tells settlers KUALA LUMPUR. Wed.— Tho Mentri Besar of Selangor Inehe Harun bin Ha.ii Idns. this afternoon visited the Sunm Midah group settlement, about 6t mile* from here. He told settlers that the Government would provide all facilities to help them in farming Inche Harun
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    ISO new posts for Sabah, Sarawak
    127 11 ISO new posts for Sabah, Sarawak |(UALA LUMPUR. Wed A total of 130 new posts are to be created in the Department of Information and Broadcasting In the States of Sabah and Sarawak. This was stated by Syed Zainal Abidin. Secretary to the Ministry of Information and Broadcasting, before be
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    Transfer to HQ
    23 11 KLANG. Wed.— lnspector Chiew Putt Fan of the Special Branch here has been posted to the Contingent Headquarters. Kuala Lumpur
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    Expectant mother is discharged in death crash case
    254 11 SINGAPORE. Wed.— An expectant mother, accused of causing the death of a 13-year-old girl by negligent driving, was today acquitted and discharged by the Second Criminal District Judge. Mr. S. R. Chapkhana. Sonia Norma Gosden, 19. wife of a commercial assistant, was
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    91 11 Goh to open nylon factory in S'pore SINGAPORE. Wed.— The Minister for Finance. Dr. Goh Kent Swee. will open a S4 million factory belonging to the Chenta NTlon Co. at Jalan Tukang Tiga. >■ the Jurong Industrial Estate, oo Auk 23 A spokesman for the corrn.T said today that in
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      263 12 HAPPY HOMES FOR GIRLS WHILE Mrs. Nancy Tsiboc of Kumasi. Ghana, was serving as a lay magistrate in a yeu ven ile court, she saw boys being tried as juvenile delinquents, but no girls. She wonderrd uhrthn thrrr was a problem .ihmi cirlv and she finally found thrm running around
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      659 12 Close up on feet with an eye to comfort TAKK one look at ;i woman's face and you can guess more or less il she feels comfortable in her shoes. So says Mr. A. Nceter. a senior executive of a leading British firm which manufactures foot comfort products. He added:
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      137 12 Betty's lucky day IT was her first d;\v out shopping in Singapore and it proved to be the luckiest day for Mrs Betty Connell when she received a surprise gift a food hamper worth $50. She was one of the first to win the "lucky ticket" prize at the Singapore
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    286 13 KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday. NEGOTIATIONS are now in progress between Australian and Malaysian industrialists to establish more joint ventures in Malaysia. This was announced here today by the Deputy Premier and Minister for Industrial Development of Queensland, Mr. A. W. Munro, who is
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    198 13 SINGAPORE, Wed. Miss Khoo Beng Choo, almoner of the St. Andrew's Mission Hospital, has been awarded the Creech Jones Scholarship. She will soon go to Britain to take the one-year diploma course In social policy and administration at the University College of
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    Armed thugs outwitted by cyclist
    106 13 PENANO. Wed.— Presence of mind enabled a shop assistant to escape from two armed robbers last night. Yap Boon Kofc. 20, ot Lahat Road, was cycling along MacAlister Road at about 9.15 p.m. when two men on bicycles stopped him at the function of Ayer
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    A briefing for Tun Razak
    53 13 iPOH Wea The acting Minister Tun Abdul Razak. ».n attend a rural development briefin« by heads of departments here on Saturday. Inche Ahmad bin Said, thr Menin Besar who had earlier planned to tour the Krian district later this week, has cancelled the trip to
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    54 13 SUNOEI. PATANI. Wed Miss Lim Siew Lan. eldest daughter of Mr. Lim Pee Han, a Kedah Member of Parliament, left by the Zeeland yesterday evening to continue her studies at the Stella Maria Convent in Northam. Devonshire. She was a former pupil of the Penanit
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    352 Malaysians in India
    43 13 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed.— There are at present 352 Malaysian student* in educational and technical institutions in India, an Information Service of India statement said today. Most of them are in colleges in Bombay. Delhi and Madras, he statement added.
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    Malaysians took $789m life assurance ast year
    231 13 Malaysians took $789m life assurance ast year SINGAPORE, Wed. The total of life assurance business in Malaysia at the end of last year is estimated at $789 million. The estimate was made by the general manager of the Great Eastern Life Assurance Co. Ltd.. Mr. N. N. Handa In an
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    A doctor weds
    64 13 Dr. Christopher Chen Yun Hiang and his bride. Miss Evelyn Ho Sow Font, after their wedding at the Church of the Sacred Hrart in Singapore. Or. Chen is the eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. Chen Pow Loke. Miss Ho is the daughter of Madam Chan Wai
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    Anglican Church now in ter-dependen t
    137 13 PENANG, Wednesday. 'THE Bishop oi Singapore and Malaya, the Rt. Rev. A C.K.S. Sansbury, last night spoke of interdependence and the changed relationships in the Anglican Church today. "Churches In new countries are now independent, with the same rights and responsibilities an their mother
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    $2,500 donation
    41 13 SINGAPORE. Wed The Minister for Social Affairs, Inche Othman Wok. this morninß received a $2,500 cheque from the welfare committee of the University of Singapore Students' Union for the rehabilitation fund for victims of the recent disturbanches in Sinßapore.
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    Bagan Serai MIC officials
    43 13 PARIT BUNTAR. Wed. Mr. R. MuUiuthamby Pillai J.P., has been re-elected president of the Bagan Serai branch of the Malaysian Indian Congress Other officials: vice-president Mr. S. Arunasalam. secretary Mr. V. R. Samy and treasurer Mr. K. R Naravanan
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    Tree fails, kills boy in shop
    54 13 BATU OAJAH. Wed. A pupil of the Sultan Yusul School here Looi Hunt Keong. 17. was crushed to di-ath here list nt«ht when tree fell on a coffeesull belonging to hi* father. Public Works DeDartmenr oourer* had to cut away the free nefort Loot's
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    What the No. 60 Squadron was doing in 1920
    192 13 What the No. 60 Squadron was doing in 1920 SINGAPORE. Wed. No. 60 Squadron. Royal Air Force, which has its headquarters at RAF Tengah. is richer by two historic mementoes which have found their way to Wing Commander J. Fraser, officer commanding the squadron. The first is a copy of
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    INDUSTRIALS EASE AGAIN, TINS RISE A LITTLE
    672 16 From Our Market Correspondent THE Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday continued its slow attrition of prices, but most of the movements were of only one or two cents. Notable exceptions were Fitzpatricks, down 10 cents from last business on July 29, and Straits Times,
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    STOCK INDICES
    25 16 Malayan Stock Indices Aug. 11 Ant. 13 'Industrials: 92*4 92;38 Tlw: 185.24* 125.46 rubbers: 103JW 102.18 •Dee, 30, 1983— 10* Dec. 29, 1962=100
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    MALAYAN STOCK EXCHAGE
    911 16 BUSINESS In and reported to M 3 the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday with the number of shares traded In brackets: INDUSTRIALS Beustsad (5.000) $1.62: C.S. Holding (1.000) $2.67, (1.000) $2.66. (2.000) $2.65: Ounlap (2,000) $1.95. (5,000) (1.94: Ism (3,000)
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    GAZETTED PRICES
    83 16 'THE Federation Minister for A Finance has fixed these prices lor calculating customs duties for the week beginning; on Aug. 13. Robber 66 eta a Ib. Copra S4BO a ton. Coconut oil SB6B a ton. Palm oil 5667.75 a ton. Palm kernels $367.50 a ten. The rate* of
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    41 16 'PME Malayan licftanfi tinkt' aim 1 ciatien made (bear changes tn Its rates to merchant* yesterday (all ratt* to JlOO): lellini TT QO ready: Holland Guilders 1161; Swiss Pranea 1391: Belgian Francs l.eti: Frenah Francs lMtTha reat were uac.'tasfd.
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    96 16 TiIELBOURNE, Wed.— lndustrial! x held steady levels In quiet trading after the Federal Budget was announced. Buyers held oft B H P lost 3d. to 53/9. Oils and baae metals traded narrowly arounc' steady levels. Loans were steady. C.R.A 40/3 Mount Ida 4fi'll N r.rokcn Rill <10« >
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    OPTION PREMIUMS
    249 16 Aug. 12. Thre* months. INDUSTRIALS Boustaad 13 eta. M. Containers 13 eta. Dunlops 14 cts. M. Cables 15 eta. City Dev. 7 eta. UcAlister 13 cts. E. Bmelters 27 eta M. invest. 12 cts. Eseo 13 eta. 0.C.8.C. 20 eta. Pad Dlsp. 13 eta. Rothmans 9 eta. Fitzpatricks
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    RUBBER PRICE
    248 16 AUGUST tint grid* rubber lob, eloiod at 6 p.m. In Kuala Lumpur yesterday at 661 cents per Ib. down one-elfcbth of a cent on Tu»»day's closing level for tbe position. The tone was quiet. R.A.B. and F.M.R.E. oleslng price* In cents per Ib. ysstsrdsy: Int. I R 8.8.
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    JULY OUTPUTS
    223 16 Plantation outputs tor July «era: Amalgama/ad Malay E«tatea 129.000 'b. Etassett Rubber 3T.mio Ib. Borrill 144.000 Ib. Buklt Kepoori M4M Kuala, Sldim lil'.sOO lb. New Serendah 217.800 Ib. Tal Stag 26.125 lb. Beradin 134,000 Ib. Brooklanda Sehingur 320.100 Ib. Brooms 417.500. Burnt UertaJ&m 634.000 Ib. Buklt fltrabawaag 66.000
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    68 16 /"HIHftC Prsduce Exchange, Sm- aaavre nesn prlesi per pi-ul yssterday: Cecwnut all: bulk ISIJ se-llrm iinjm *54t sellers Ceara: Aug >*-|.t L K Unguoled. Pspper: Muntok vrhttr ÜBS >nl«<. Harawak whitr 1132J *ellrrSarawak hlack Mdj asilen Lmiponic Mack Slut Milan |Oi sellers. Inmnn Ctcenut Oil Millers' A«««--alatlen priest:
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      33 16 CLOSING PRICES Aucust 12. MALAYAN RUBBER PRICE: 66} cents (down one-eighth of a cent). TIN: $645.12} a picnl (up $3.75). V o ffi c1 a I estimated offering: 210 tons (up 20 tons).
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    Tin price is up $3.75: US supply plentiful
    868 17 Tin price is up $3.75: US supply plentiful rE price of Straits tin on the Penang market yesterday rose $3.75 a picul to 5645.12J on an offering unofficially estimated to have risen 20 tons to 210 tons. In London both spot and forward metal had been up £5 a ton,
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    SHIPS IN PORT
    116 17 CHIPS lying alanaiM* tt»t Slngapara Harbour ahirxi ar a«a«atad tanay ara: Maxwell Brmnder 6. Fernmoor S/T. Lara Mellng 8/9, Btate of Aium 13/14, Trlenia 23/24. Van Naek 23 26. Keerkrln* 27, Patroclua :i/32 Menela.ua 33/36. World Heath 39/ Mi Oranvlle 40/41. Dreadao 42/43, si rant Johore 4S,
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    H.K. RATES
    40 17 ON trvr frtt tittimgt markat In Hong Kong vaalerday tnr U.I. dollar was quoted at 5 75 J for TT and 8 74i for caih. •tarilni «'n quoted at It t* aad •n* tatl ar «ald at I'4B|.
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      683 17 TENDERS JKR. PAHANG TENDER NOTICE Tenders from J.K.R. registered Contractors Class "EX" and above will be invited at the Pejabat Jurutera Kerja Kanan, Pahang Tengah. Temerloh up to 3.00 p.m. of the 20th August, 1964 for: (a) Turfing of sidetables, bunds and slopes of fill Including provision of shutes between
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      800 17 PUBLIC APPOINTMENT STATE OF BRUNEI Applications are Invited for appointment to the post of Clerk/ Interpreter in the Judicial Department, Brunei. (2 posts). QUALIFICATIONS: Applicants must have passed tbe Overseas School Certificate or equivalent examination and be really proficient In at least three Chinese dialects. Malay and English. SALARY: In
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      Big Noise makes it all the way
      2114 18 Big Noise makes it all the way WINNERS AT A GLANCE R*ce 1 Tin Invest i s 30 > Race 2: Topea < $20 > Race 3: Stagtag B#y i*!6i; Race 4: Hl* Now Iftt); Race 5: Terbanf < Sls > Race 6: Call Me Sir ($10); Race 7: Cornelia
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      PIGGOTT LEADS WITH 111
      68 18 LONDON. Wed. Lester Piggott continued to forre ahead in his bid to wrest the English jockey championship from Australia's Scobie Breaslcy. Piggott took his tally of winning rides to 111 in 461 mounts last weekend. Australian Ron Hutchinson. in second position, has 86 wins from 469
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      THE OVAL MUST PRODUCE the GOODS
      726 18 THE OVAL MUST PRODUCE the GOODS FIFTH TEST PREVIEW by Jack Flngleton LONDON, Wed. TWE English and Australian Test cricketers will x need to turn on a Test out of the ordinary, beginning at The Oval tomorrow if this series is not to rank as one of the greatest disappointments
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      Lock icon Worcester, Warwick continue tussle
      551 18 Worcester, Warwick continue tussle ONDON. Wed. WorJu ce&tershlre and Warwickshire continued their neck-and-neck struggle for the English county cricket championship when both won their matches yesterday Worcestershire clung to their one-point lead over Warwickshire by gaining a comfortable win over Essex by 167 runs. Warwickshire's victory was more impressive. Set
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      Lock icon The county standings
      200 18 LONDON. Wed Enßiiah county cricket champnnsnip table to-date (played, won, lost, drawn, no decision. Ist. lnne lead in match lost. Ist. inns lead in match drawn, points.: Surrey and Worcestershire records Include one point for tie on first innings in match drawn. Hampshire gained five points in
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      Lock icon German singles title to Bungert
      284 18 TENNIS UAMBURO. Wed. Wilhelm 1 Bungert won the men's singles title in the German lawn tennis championships here yesterday when he beat Christian Kuhnke 0-«, 6-4, 7-6, «-4 in the all-German final. Buiik-rt. a semi-finalist at Wimbledon, and Kuhnke were the first Germans to contest
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      Singapore hope to top the medal list
      537 19  - Singapore hope to top the medal list ERNEST FRIDA: By Singapore. Wednesday "Till; timely return of M. Jegathesan has boosted 1 the hopes of a star-studded Singapore team the strongest so far to be fielded— of scoring the most golds at the first Malaysian AAU championships which will be held
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      MALAYAN CA BECOMES MALAYSIAN BODY ON SUNDAY
      253 19 MALAYAN CA BECOMES MALAYSIAN BODY ON SUNDAY CRICKET KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Malayan Cricket Association is to become a Malaysian body and throw open its membership to Sabah and Sarawak. This change will take place at an extraordinary general meeting of the MCA to be held at the Penang Sports Club
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      RECORD ENTRY FOR JUNIOR TENNIS
      463 19 SINGAPORE, Wed. A record 81 entries have been received 'or the Tanglln Malaysia Open Invitation Junior Tennis Championships on Friday. Saturday and Sunday. Those entered for the Under-16 girls and boys doubles championships have been drawn Into the Under-19 section because of Insufficient entries. All
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      Wearnes edge Cold Storage
      60 19 SINGAPORE. Wed Wearnes it others. SBHFA Div One Cham'.ons. started their bid for the suuble by edging Cold Storage 3-2 n a Senior knockout match at Farrer Park today In the Junior section. Jardlne Waugh beat Breweries 6-1. In )ther Senior ties Shell and Mercantile Bank
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      Lock icon Not so rosy for swimmer —Rose—
      204 19 Not so rosy for swimmer Rose— /CANBERRA, Wed. Sir \j Robert Menzles, the Australian Prime Minister, was today asked to Intervene to ensure that swimmer Murray Rose represented Australia at the Tokyo Olympics. Mr. Nixon, a Country Party member, made the request In the House of Representatives. He said the
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      Forces qualify for semi-finals
      312 19 SOCCER KUALA LUMPUR, Wed.— t Malaysian Armed Forces qualified for the seml-flnals cf the Federation inter-Ser- I vices soccer competition when j ihev beat Johore by four fzoals to nil on the Rifle Rai.tte Koad Rround today. Forces displayed good teamwork Inside-right Ayoub was the most
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      MWHA want an English coach for their tour team
      265 19 MWHA want an English coach for their tour team SINGAPORE, Wednesday. MALAYSIAN Women's Hockey Association will engage a coach of the Hockey Association of England to prepare a Malaysian women's team for a tour of Australia in June next year. This was disclosed by Mrs. Tan Yoon Yin. Malaysian WHA
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      Rugby visit by Song Kong side
      85 19 CINGAPORE, Wed. A team of 33 rugger players from Hong Kong will tour Malaysia for a series of four matches from Dec 6 to Dec. 13. They will play two matches In Singapore against Joint Services on Dec. 10 and against a Civilian XV
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      CYCLINY Open grass track event at S'pore
      146 19 CYCLINY Open grass track event at S'pore KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. The Malaysia Cyclists' Federation will hold an open grass track cycling carnival at Jalan Besar Stadium on Sept. 6 from 6 9 pm. The following are the events: Individual open events 800. 1.600 and 4.800 metres; schoolboys: 800 and 1,600
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      Africa's yes to match v Asia
      98 19 Africa's yes to match v Asia KUALA LUMPUR, Wed—. An Inter Continental soccer competition between the All-Stars of Africa and Asia is likely to be inaugurated this year. The African Football Confederation have already agreed to the Asian Football Confederation's proposal to suit this intercontinental seriea > The African body
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      Lock icon Good throw by Long
      146 19 OSLO Wed Dallas Long. American world record holder, won the shot putt at the International athletics meeting here last night with a good throw of 20.08 metres (85ft l^'jlnt. Long's worlrl record Is 20.87 m (87ft 10). Z. Smollnsky (Poland) won th» hammer event with 66.27
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      78 19 SPORTO DIARY SOCCER—Krian l«« (Parlt Buntar): Tali Ayer Est v Krian CRC (padang). Taipinj Lge: Persntuan Melayu v Pemuda Sokan <Esplanade). T. Anson Div. 2: Town Council v Sabrang Est (Speedy Rd>. RIGGER Inter-Club: Klang v VIOBA (Klang). ATHLETICS—HQ 28 Cwealth Infantry Brigade meet (Terendak r *****). Malacca. SOCCtR Krian
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    All together—for progress
    552 20 All together— for progress Singapore to set up a joint council of Govt, labour and management for 'fruitful co-operation' Singapore, Wednesday. A NEW body called the State Economic Consultative Council is to -be set up to secure the closest co-operation between labour, management and Covernment in all fields of economic
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    Anti-national evil-doers have been curbed in S'pore; Goh
    627 20 Anti-national evil-doers have been curbed in S'pore; Goh creasing market for oil; good progressive management; and excellent management labour relations. It was not so long ago that Singapore acquired for a brief and unhappy period an unsavoury reputation in manage-ment-labour relations, he said. That was when the Communists were able
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    92 20 Poles choose a new President WARSAW. Wed. Mr Edward Ochab. 38, son of a Krakow policeman/ was today unanimously elected Chairman of the Polish Council of State— equivalent of President during an extraordinary session of the Sejm (Parliament). There were no other nominees. The Communist Party leader Mr. Wladyslaw Oomulka.
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    81 20 MR. (HANMUOAM of Ch»nr»l« rs.-5.-d away ruddenly. Corttßr Ivan* I mortuary for cremation at Bldadarl 1 -out 10 a.m. today 13-BH4. MRS. YtC SOON BEE M CtMOf i clwlovfrt ninth. r of Mr Yco Hoik Seng i pxMtd peacefully on Us-M (ravin* behind 2 rana. .> daughter*. 3 moi-in-law.
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    Lock icon Australia: We don't want to intervene...
    86 20 Australia: We don't want to intervene... CANBERRA. Wed. The Australian Oovernment would not intervene to take the Malay-sia-Indonesia dispute before the United Nations, the Minister for External Affairs Mr. Paul Hasluck told the House of Representatives last night. Replying to a question, he said Tengku Abdul Rahman had said he
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    Cured from polio girl, 2½, seeks her parents
    226 20 Cured from polio girl, 2½, seeks her parents FATHER LEFT HER AT ASUNTA 8 MONTHS AGO KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. One night eight months ago a little girl crippled by polio was taken to the Asunta Hospital, Petaling Jay a, by her father, who left her with a nurse promising to
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    Lock icon Bob Kennedy to run for Senate
    80 20 Bob Kennedy to run for Senate NEW YORK. Wed. The New York Times said today it has learned that the Attorney-Ge-neral. Mr. Robert F. Kennedy, had decided to run for the Senate In New York. The Times said Mr. Kennedy expected to make a formal declaration of his candidacy and
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    Lock icon U.S. pilot killed in Vietnam
    55 20 SAIGON, Wed. An American army officer was killed today while piloting a helicopter carryIng South Vietnamese troops 30 miles north of here. I His death brings the American toll In action In South Vietnam so for this year to 75 equalling the total for the
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    LONDON STOCK
    345 20 LONDON, Wed.— Although there I was no repetition today of yes- 1 terday's exuberance in stock I markets, the tone was still very satisfactory and gains easily outnumbered losses. Company news was an Important factor in some directions with many good statements coming out. Gilt-edged had another good
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    RUBBER
    44 20 LONDON, Wed. Spot 20' id.. Sept. 2O'»d.. Oct. 20»*d. Nov. 2O'«d., Oct. Dec. 20',d., Jan./ Mar 2O'«d.. Apr June 20',d.. July Bept 20\d.. Oct. Dec 20Ud.. Jan. Mar 2O'»d.. Apr. June 20^.. c.i.f. Aug. 1»-13 16d.. Sept. 19% d.. Oct lS'.d. Tone: Quiet.
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    TIN
    23 20 LONDON Wed —Buyers £1284. sellers £1285. Forward buyers £1274. sellers £1275. Settlement £1283. Turnover am 350 tons. pjn. 170 tons. Tone: Steady.
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    Lock icon Stockpile of rubber: Indons blame Russia'
    68 20 JAKARTA, Wed. The Minister of Estates, Dr. Frans Seda. has > iamed the Soviet Union for causing a stockpile of rubber in godowns. He was quoted by the official Antara news agency as saying that Soviet ships did not arrive In time and caused
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    Immigrant labour for Sabah: A policy review
    163 20 lESSELTON, Wed. J Sabah's Deputy Chief Minister. Inche Harr'.s bin Mohamed Salleh, said in Tawau yesterday that there might be a need for "certain amendments and adjustments' in the immigration policy now in force in the State. Inche Harris teld a gathering of
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    'Too close'
    34 20 MOSCOW. Wed— A US destroyer came so close to I passenger liner leccni; "there was a moment when it seemed a collision was inevitable." the Soviet Government newspaper IrvesUa reported last niuiu
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    Traders: 100,000 will be hit by barter ban
    533 20 DELEGATION FROM 1,000 FIRMS SEE GOVT. OFFICIALS SINGAPORE, Wednesday rpHE MINISTER for Social Affairs, Inche Othman Wok. told more than 500 Indonesian barter traders here today to return to Indonesia and ask their Government to call off its confrontation against Malaysia. Speaking
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      40 20 HIGHEST and lowest temperatures tn Malaya and Singapore for tne period 8 p.m. on Tuesday to 8 pm yesterday: Highest L*wesl Kuala Lumpur 91 7S Koia Bhmu 88 73 PemuiK 88 3 Ipoh 91 75 Malacca 86 Singapore 86 77
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