The Straits Times, 16 August 1964

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    Masthead
    14 1 in THE SUNDAY TIMES No. 1,485. 20 CENTS KDN 732 SUNDAY, AUGUST 16, 1964.
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    Invest in $75m. Govt. loan, says Tan
    617 1 Saving for those with cash to spare and helps the nation, too j£U ALA LUMPUR, Sat. The Finance Minister, Mr. Tan Siew Sin, today urged Malaysians to rally to the support of the Government ''in this hour of national crisis" by subscribing to
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  • Article
    Lock icon Two Soviet Bolshoi performers seek US asylum
    117 1 Two Soviet Bolshoi performers seek US asylum rKYO. Sat. Two members of the Soviet Bolshoi Variety Theatre, appearing in Tokyo have asked the United States embassy for asylum in the United States. The semi-government broadcasting corporation NHK reported this here today. Bidslioi officials and performers barred their hotel room doors
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    THE SUN FOR ALL
    439 1  -  HENRY PAUL ADI ADC 111 Regardless of racial I LfiUL 111 origin, says Razak From IPOH, Sat. THE Deputy Prime Minister, Tun Abdul Razak, today gave a firm assurance that everyone in this country, regardless of racial origin, "has a place under the Malaysian sun and
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    US pay boost
    35 1 WASHINGTON. Sat.— President John.-on yesterday signed into law lrgixlaMon boosting the pay of every civilian In the Federal Oovernment except himself. All other non-military employees from me»sengm up to Vlce-Presldent benefit.— UPL
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    Razak: No slow down of projects
    247 1 IPOH, Sat. Malaysia 1 is determined to fight the Indonesian confrontation on all fronts, including the economic front, the Deputy Prime Minister. Tun Abdul Razak. said here today. He told the Press this after a 30-minute conference with heads of departments In the State
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    An offer by Nanyang
    280 1 HONG KONG MAN INVITED TO BE VICE-CHANCELLOR HONG KONG, Saturday. J)R. Chien Mv, (70) president of the New Asia College, of Hong Kong, has been offered the Vice-Chpncellorship of Nanyang University in Singapore, pore. The offer was made through Dr. Vermier Chiu, chairman of the board
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    Lock icon SOEK MAY VISIT SOVIET UNION IN OCTOBER
    161 1 SOEK MAY VISIT SOVIET UNION IN OCTOBER JAKARTA, Sat. A Foreign Ministry spokesman indicated today that President Soekarno may visit the Soviet Union in October. "Nothing is definite yet." he said. But President Soekarno had received invitations from several countries and there was a possibility that he might visit some
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    Lock icon Minor skirmishes
    28 1 WASHINGTON, Sat.— The US. State Department spokesman said yesterday that military action In Laos during the past few days had been limited to minor skirmishes. Reuter.
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    Lock icon Nagas ceasefire
    37 1 NEW DELHI. Sat. Indian Army operation* against rebels in Nagaland in India's north-east »!11 cease from Sept. 6. the Chief Minister of Assam. Mr. B. P Chaliha. said in Kohima. the Nagaland capital, yesterday. Reuter.
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    JUST FANCY THAT
    67 1 DOVER, Sat A team of 10 English women left Dover early today in an attempt to swim the English Channel in relay node. Costumes are being worn for the start and finish of the planned England to France crossing. The youngest is 17 and the oldest is
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    Lock icon INVESTMENT IN MALAYSIA? NO PROBLEMS
    90 1 INVESTMENT IN MALAYSIA? NO PROBLEMS HONG KONG. Sat.^Sir Siknln Chau. local industrial magnate, returned here from a tour of Singapore yesterday with the encouraging news that no snags or problem? confronted overseas capital Investors either in Singapore or anywhere else in Malaysia. He said, in a newspaper Interview, that political
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    Lock icon Customs men die
    32 1 BEIRUT, Sat.— Three Custom* officials were killed and four others Injured early yesterday when a mine exploded under their car at a Lebanese* vfTtage near the Syrian border. Reuter.
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    Lock icon CYPRUS LEADER: PLAN TO STARVE TURKS
    160 1 NICOSIA, Sat. T\R. FADIL KUTCHUK. Turkish Cypriot Vice Presi- dent of Cyprus, told a Press conference here ioday that drastic measures were needed immediately "if thousands of Cypriot Turks who would rather die of hunger in dignity than yield to barbarism are to be
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    Malaysia 'ready for any threat'
    268 1 ISMAIL BRIEFED ON SABAH'S SECURITY PUNS TESSELTON, Sat. Dato Ismail bin Dato Abdul Rahman. the Malaysian Minister of Home Affairs, declared on arrival here he was confident Malaysia was prepared to meet any threat from within or without. Dato Ismail, who arrived here this morning
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  • The News
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      Peace: 'Soekarno can do it alone'
      365 2 Wo need for summit talks 9 Villamin KUALA LUMPUR, Sat F President Soekarno wills it, there can be peace between Malaysia and Indonesia at any time, writes Vicente Villamin in the latest issue of the Philippine v/ookly Examiner. The report appears in a statement
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      WARNING ON RELIGION
      97 2 KI.ANG. Sat. The Mentrl Besar ot Selangor. Inche H-irun bin Haii Idris. today wan.cd adult education religious teachers not lo misinterpret the religious dogma while teaching their students. He was speakinu at the opening of a four -day course for 261 relicioas teachers at the Klang High
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      ATHLETIC MEET TICKETS STOLEN
      107 2 ATHLETIC MEET TICKETS STOLEN SERE.MBAN, Sat. Tickets worth $1,100 for the first Malaysian Amateur Athletic Union meet here were reported stolen yesterday from the office of the Kegri Sembilan Club. The missinr tickets were 500 of $1 and 300 of $2 tickets. In addition track books valued at $420 were
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      Farewell recital tomorrow
      56 2 SINGAPORE, Sat— A joint •farewell recital by British tenor. Mr. Robert Witcher. and Singapore pianist. Miss Seah Khung Img. will take place at the Cultural Centre on Monday at 8.45 p.m. Proceeds of the concert will be donated to the Singapore Musical Society Scholarship Fund. Tickets p
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      Seven days to hear case against a dato
      419 2 Seven days to hear case against a dato $14,000 CHAR6E: MARSHALL TALKS OF DURIANS AND DURIAN CAKES TANAH RATA, Sat r PHE president of the Sessions Court here, Inche Mohamed Azmi bin Dato Haji Kamaruddin, today fixed a week from Oct. 26 to hear a criminal broach of trust case
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      MINISTER'S TRIBUTE TO UNION LEADER
      213 2 MINISTER'S TRIBUTE TO UNION LEADER |<rALA LUMPUR, Sat. Glowing tribute was paid today to the late Mr. P. C. Gomez (above), a leading trade unionist. Mr. Gomez was president of the National Union of Bank Employees until his death in March. He was also chairman of the Perak division of
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      Misadventure verdict
      70 2 Misadventure verdict IPOH. Sat. The Ipoh Coroner. Inche Mohamed Euson* bin Chin, today recorded a verdict of death by misadventure on a tinsmith. Chong Choong, 78. The inquiry was told that Chong died when he was knocked down by a car driven by Chan Soo Har. while crossing the traffic
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      RHIO NOW CONSCIOUS OF THE TRADE BAN
      122 2 SINGAPORE, Saturday. RHIO islanders are now fully conscious of Malaysia's total ban on the barter trade. Not one of them has tried to get into port during the last 24 hours. According to the police today, no movement of small craf. was detected
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      For your day by the sea
      89 2 TODAY Sedill Kechil 4.16 a.m. (6.U0 3.17 D.m. (6.sft i; Singapore 4.38 a.m. (6.2 ft > 4.13 p.m. (7.lft); Port Dlck»on 12.08 p.m. (6.7 ft); Port Swettenham 10.49 a.m. (10.4 ft) 11.16 p.m. (9.oft >; Penan* 6.21 a.m (6.2 ft) 6.15 p.m. (5.6 ft).
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      COLLAPSE AT A MEETING
      107 2 KOTA BHARI, Sat^An Alliance State Assemblyman, Inche Mahniood bin Mat Amin. 45. died yesterday evening of a heart attack. Inche Mahmood, who was elected in the Tumpat Tenjab const ituency collapsed in the Tumpat cinema hall while attending an Cmno divisional general meetingHe was taken to
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      Eight more before magistrate in Manuel case
      170 3 Eight more before magistrate in Manuel case I£UALA LUMPUR, Sat. 1V Another eight men were today produced before a magistrate in chambers here in connection with the slaying of Cpl. Felix Manuel. They were remanded In police custody for a week pending investigations. The eight were detained yesterday following a
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      Licences are needed now
      116 3 SINGAPORE, Sat. All Imports of joss paper from any country (including the Malaysian territories) will have to be covered by import licences approved by the Singapore Government from today. The joss paper is used by the Chinese community for celebrating religious and other festivals. Applications for
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      Customs holiday
      28 3 JOHOHE BAHKU. Sat. The Royal Customs and Excise Department's station here will be closed for business on Aug. 31, being a public holiday for Merdeka Day.
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      Race goodwill praised
      71 3 MUAR, Sat.— The chairman of the Johore Social Welfare Committee. Inche Sairan bin Sabtu. last night praised non-Malays for their co-operation in making the Prophet Mohu mcd's birthday celebratlnn.here a success. Speaking at a rally to mark the Prophet's birthday, Inche Sairan said that this example oi
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      RED TACTICS, SO NAAFI MEN DECIDE ON BOYCOTT
      876 3 RED TACTICS, SO NAAFI MEN DECIDE ON BOYCOTT SINGAPORE, Sat. T HE Naafi branch of the Industrial Workers Union of Singapore has decided to boycott the union's annual delegates conference tomorrow because "the leadership of the union is bent on pursuing dangerous pro-Com-munist tactics." "From the motions which have been
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      Former Thai Queen brings cheer to an abandoned boy
      203 3 Former Thai Queen brings cheer to an abandoned boy KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. A royal visitor to the Children's Home in Cheras Road here today brought cheer to an eight-month-old boy who had been abandoned by his family Little Joseph was excited when former Queen Rambhai Barni of Thailand took him
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      GIRLS SCREAM AND SNATCHERS HELD
      180 3 KUALA LUMPUR, Saturday. r THE Magistrate's Court here was today told that the screams of two girls led to the arrest of two snatch thieves. i Incident No. 1 occurred last Wednesday at Jalan Rodgers when Toong Woh Seng alias Tong Kok Wai. 23. of
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      N.Z. trade team for Malaysia
      61 3 Singapore, sat— a M-man New Zealand trade mission will be arriving ;n Malaysia on Oct 17 lor a two-week survey ol business possibilities here. The team. representing the agricultural and manufacturing industries in New Zealand, will spend one week in Kuala Lumpur and another week
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      Technical and science show
      43 3 BINGAPORE, Sat. The Queenstown Secondary School will hold its science and technical exhibition and prize-giving ceremony on Aug. 20 at 4.30 p.m. The Minister for Education, Mr. Ong Pang Boon, will speak at the ceremony and open the exhibition.
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      Woman cleared
      32 3 IPOH, Sat.— L:ew Slew. 29, a mother of three, was acquitted by the Traffic Magistrate's Court today of using her car as a pirate taxi on July 8 last year.
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      Compulsory retirement upheld
      259 3 SINGAPORE. Sat I r PHE dismissa. of a piece-rated worker, r Thng Uaw Kow, by the I Alexandra Brickworks i Ltd., in February this i year on the ground of compulsory retirement was upheld today by the I President of the Indus- 1 trial Arbitration Court, Dr.
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      $4 million pay increase for Singapore port men
      710 5 $4 million pay increase for Singapore port men KUAN YEW ANNOUNCES NEW WAGE SCALES WHICH WILL BENEFIT 7,000 WORKERS SINCAPORE, Saturday. 'I^HE Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, today announced revised wage scales which will benefit some 7,000 daily-rated port workers in the State and cost the Port of Singapore
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      Brunei polls decision welcomed by all the parties
      192 5 Brunei polls decision welcomed by all the parties BRUNEI TOWN, Sat. Leaders of all political parties today welcomed the Brunei Government's announcement that district and general election's would be held soon. None objected to the decision that elected members be in a minority In the next Legislative Council. Main Government
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      OFFICER WEDS TEACHER IN SINGAPORE
      66 5 OFFICER WEDS TEACHER IN SINGAPORE /CAPTAIN and Mrs. James V> Chia Poh Hwang after their wedding at the Wesley Methodist Church in Singapore. The bride, the former Miss Christine Chew, is a teacher and is the third daughter .of Mr and Mrs. Chew Keow Siong. Captain Chia, of the 2nd
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      $10,000 'WINDFALL' FOR 18 COUNCILS
      192 5 JESSELTON, Saturday. THE State Government has decided to make a special grant of $10,000 to each of the 18 rural district councils in Sabah fromXhe unspent balances of the Malaysia celebrations funds last year. In a statement today, the Deputy Chief Minister, Inche Haris bin
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    • Obituary
      DEATHS
      75 5 MRS. K. VELUPILLAI ol C.E.B. Juhore Bahru pa&sed away 15.8-64. Pu'-.eral 3 p.m. 16.8.64 from 71 lower station Stulurm Darat. MRS. TAY WEE SOON (nee Chia Gay Neo) passed away peacefully on 15.8.64 age 55 years, leaving behind two sons, Edmund, Maurice, two daughters, Irene, Chye Keong. one son-in-law
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      New T.T.C. term for students
      54 5 SINGAPORE. Sat The Teachers' Training College will commence its new term for students in all courses on Monday Detailed arrangements regarding lectures etc have been circularised to principals of all schools from whom information can oe obtained TTC students may also obtain full information from
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      Kedah princess weds teacher
      188 5 ALOR STAR. Sat. A Kedah princess. Tengku Soflah, 23, a teacher, and youngest daughter of Tengku Mohamed Jewa. the Tengku Temenggong of Kedah. was married to another school teacher. Inche Yaaeob Merican 26 at her father's residence in Bakar Batas last night The Sultan of Kedah.
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      UNIFIED SCHEME UNDER STUDY
      167 5 UNIFIED SCHEME UNDER STUDY 'Be patient* call by Minister I^UALA LUMPUR, Sat. The Minister of Education, Inche Abdul Rahman bin Haji Talib, announced today that a new unified scheme of service for all education officers in Malaya was under consideration. A d mln Ist r a tlve officers would be
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      National Language 'traitors'
      213 5 KUANTAN. Sat. HEADS ol government departments who are still reluctant to use the national language can be branded as "traitors" to the language The Mentri Besar of Panang, Dato Yahya bin Haji Mohammed Seh said this at a ceremony marking the end of the National Language Month
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      $20 fine for assaulting PC
      87 5 IPCH. Sat. An ice-water vendor. Soo Kam Pin. 20. who assaulted a police constable. Ariffiu bin Mohamed Isa. was today tinea $20 by the magistrate. Mr Yong Yung Sui Defended Dy Mr. Too Joon Lip. Soo pleaded not guilty and denied using criminal force on
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      Arab League ready to help—Hussein
      280 5 Arab League ready to help— Hussein ENVOY URGES PEACE BETWEEN MAUYSIA AND INDONESIA CINGAPORE, Sat. The Saudi Arabian ambassador to Malaysia, Mr. Hussein Fatani, said here today that if Malaysia and Indonesia carried on their conflict they would be playing into the hands of "our enemy, thf Communists." Mr. Hussein
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      Interim award
      44 5 SINGAPORE. Sat.— The Industrial Arbitration Court will hand down an Interim award In the trade dispute between the Postal and Telecommunications Department and the Amalgamated Union jcf Public Employees relating to prooosals for a collective agre*- meiit. on Tuesday at 9.30 a.m.
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      223 5 Airline schedules Penang Arrivals AIRPORT arrivals and departures for today: MALAYSIAN AIRWAYS: Prom Singapore. Kuala Lumpur and Ipoh (ML 106) 7.35 ajn.; Singapore (ML 584) 905 a.m.; Singapore. Kuala Lumpur and Ipoh (ML 032) 9.45 a.m.; Singapore. Malacca? and Kuala Lumpur (ML 004) 10.35 a.m.: Kota Bharu (ML 035) 124)5
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  • Foreign News
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      Lock icon Soek to Navy: Do your duty BOAST ABOUT EQUIPMENT
      178 6 Soek to Navy: Do your duty BOAST ABOUT EQUIPMENT lAKARTA, Sat.—Presi- dent Soekarno today called on Indonesia's armed forces to carry out their obligations regardless of what the consequences might be. "Indonesia will never collapse," Dr. Soekarno declared In an address to a group of newly graduated naval cadets. The
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      Italian postmen on strike
      34 6 ROME, Sat.— Nearly 70.Q00 postal workers went on strike yesterciay shutting down post offices la cities and towns across Italy. The dispute was over higher wages and Improved fringe benefits—AP.
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      U-2 plane crash
      38 6 NEW YORK. Sat.— A U-2 reconnaissance plane, piloted by a Chinese Nationalist training with the U.S. Air Force crashed and burned on the unpopulated plain south-east of Boise. Idaho. ye«erday. The pilot ejected safely. AJ».
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      Lock icon SENETE ACTION 'UN WISE'
      560 6 State Department will ask Congress to remove amendment WASHINGTON, Sat BAN U.S. AID TO SOEK MOVE WILL REDUCE CABINETS FLEXIBILITY f j'HE State Department disclosed yesterday it will ask Congress to remove or modify a Senate amendment banning United States aid to Indonesia. A State Department
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      Lock icon Malaysia is 'not fully democratic' charge in Australia
      253 6 Malaysia is 'not fully democratic' charge in Australia SYDNEY, Sat. Mr. E.G. Whitlam, deputy leader of the Federal Labour Opposition, today claimed that the Malaysian Government was not functioning In a fully democratic fashion. He was commenting on a denial by the Malaysian High Commissioner In Australia. Tun Lim Yew
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      Sabah claim talks: Manila picks experts
      406 6 NO DEFINITE SITE. DATE MANILA, Sat. The Philippines Foreign Secretary, Mr. Mauro Mendez, said yesterday his country was assembling a panel of legal experts for exploratory talks with Malaysia on the Philippine territorial claim on Sabah. Mr. Mendez told his weekly news conference that
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      Lock icon No more squeezing
      43 6 LONDON. Sac Church court gave the 15th century Anglican Ch ireh in Bucicden permission to widen its aisles yesterday after the vicar, the Rev. Enoch Davies. complained that plump brides have had trouble squeezing their way to the altar. U.P.I.
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      Lock icon CALL TO DEPORT CHIEF OF POLICE
      122 6 CALL TO DEPORT CHIEF OF POLICE V AIKOBI, Sat. Demanrls for the deportation of Sir Richard Catling, Kenya's In-spector-General of Police (above), were renewed in Kenya's Parliament today. The deportation of Sir Richard had been demanded twice previously after he had attended airport farewells for two British police officers ordered
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      SMITH'S DRIVE FOR MORE WHITES
      221 6 I 'Move to salvage civilisation* SALISBURY, Sat.— The Southern Rhodesian Government is planning a "most massive scheme" to encourage white immigration, the Immigration Minister, Mr Harry Reedman, told Parliament yesterday. He said that if the AfroAsian group succeed in removing the whites from Africa, the
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      US plane 'down
      35 6 LONDON. Eat— The ChlneM Communist news agency yesterday reported that Red Laotian antiaircraft units shot down one U. 3. T-2K fighter bomber and damVxod live others, over Laos on Thun> day— OH.
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    Lock icon GROUP SPACE FLIGHT BY RUSSIANS SOON?
    266 7 Three or four may go up HOUSTON, Sat. As: many as three or four Soviet cosmonauts are believed to be training for a rocket spectacular that could give Russia a one and a half year lead over America in the manned conquest of space.
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    Lock icon '4 roses' and the great escape
    467 7 - DAILY MAIL AD ON BREAK-OUT MORNING FOR 'W*;#f*W,' THAT IS TRAIN ROBBER WILSON IN WINSON JAIL LONDON, Saturday gCOTLAND Yard detectives were last night probing the origins of a newspaper advertisement which they believe played a vital part in the escape of Great Train
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    Lock icon A criminal act, says coroner
    87 7 GEORGETOWN, Sat.— A coroner's Inquest yesterday found that senior civil servant Arthur Abraham and seven of his eight children died In a fire here on June 12 as a result of a deliberate criminal act by a person or persons unknown. Abraham and his children
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    Lock icon Three hurt as gang shoots up ex-President's party
    168 7 Three hurt as gang shoots up ex-President's party BUENOS AIRES, Saturday. POLICE yesterday searched the homes of Peronista diehards in a hunt for about 15 armed youths who shot up a big dinner party here in a bid to assassinate deposed President Arturo Frondizi. Mr. Frondizl was unhurt but his
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    Lock icon $425,000 diamond found in farm
    82 7 KIMBERLEY. Sat.— A white diamond claimed to be as big as a golf ball and weighing 56* and one-half carats, has been found on a farm near Christiana, 75 miles from here. Mr. Joshua van Der Merwe. 45, a motor dealer, near Capetown, who Is
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    Lock icon 84 passports suspended
    55 7 WASHINGTON. Sat.— The p^»sporis of the 84 American studem* who travelled to Cuba are being suspended on the students" return to the United States. State Department officials said yesterday. The students, who wpru to Havana in defiance of the Btata Departments ban on American* visiting Cuba, are
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    Traffic tied up
    42 7 LONDON, Sat.— A trolley bus driver tied up traffic in Bournemouth yesterday by trying to pass another trolley using the same overhead wires. "I was just watching the traffic." the embarrassed driver explained. "I just forgot I couldn't pass."
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    Unsteady mariner
    18 7 LONDON. Bat Bookie William Oorbell was fined £37 yesterday for drunk driving in a speedboat. U-P.I.
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    NAZI EXTERMINATION PLAN
    134 7 PRA NKFURT, Sat.— A German historian testified yesterday that almost four million Soviet prisoners of-war died in German captivity during World War 11. many of them murdered under the Nazi c x t c rmination programme. .Hani- Adoli Jacobsen made the statement in a brief delivered to
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    Lock icon Peace solution on Cyprus likely
    388 7 U.N. MEDIATOR 'NOW MORE OPTIMISTIC' IONDON Sat. Amid French offers of their good offices and a British appeal for the ceasefire to be maintained in strifetorn Cyprus tnere were signs yesterday that Greece and Turkey were nearing agreement at their Geneva talks for a peace
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    IN MEMORIAM
    24 8 U word* HI/- (Minimum) KRAAL EDITH MARY In tr»B- I ■sjrsji mrmory of our darling mum, paused away a year ago today.
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      FINDING PATTERNS IN HISTORY
      166 8 FINDING PATTERNS IN HISTORY FIFTY years ago this month an assassination at Sarajevo, in modern Yugoslavia, triggered off World War I. In the last few days this fact must have troubled many people who find patterns in history, as they watched anxiously to see if two points of tension on
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      FOOLISH
      162 8 It would be foolish, therefore, to say th« two Incidents cannot still produce dangerous consequences; but it would be even more foolish to expect them. The United States reprisals for North Vietnamese attacks on its ships, for example, appear to have been completely successful. Both Hanoi and Peking have
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      EMOTIONS
      169 8 The circumstances, of course, were Quite different from those in SouthEast Asia. In this region, a comparatively new power. America, stood opposed to a new force. Communism. In the Mediterranean, events on Cyprus nave ri.-ie to tension between two nations whose traditional enmity, under one name or another, goes
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    WHO AXED CAPT. NATWIG..?
    1099 8 DAVID EWIN INVESTIGATES ONE OF THE GREAT SEA-MYSTERIES OF THE CENTURY THERE was no farewell party when the tramp steamer Pomona finally stole away from Honolulu this week. The s.s. Pomona, a dogsbody of the oceans, is a murder ship and the centre of one of
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    READ and HEARD this week
    263 8 ITS A HANDY POLICY. It lets a man out of washing up. Joe (Mr. Piano) Henderson, whose hands are insured for £10.000. HORSES DEAD SLOW. simi outside racing stables. I TOLD four prisoners to go ahead with their appeals. All four got off. After that,
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      THE THIRD TIME
      257 8 KINDLY allow me to make some corrections on Fauzi Mohamad's article. "The Blind Bridegrooms." (Sunday Times, June 28). The Muslim law referred to is based on Verse 230. Surah Al-Baqarah (The Cow) of the Holy Koran which says: "And if he hath divorced her (the third time),
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      HOUSING RACKET
      255 8 fTHIANKS to Mr. Bob Peries 1 for the report and suggestions (Sunday Times. July 5> but I am afraid they are In no way helpful to the genuine purchasers vnder the present circumstances In Kuala Lumpur. Most developers are taking undue advantage of the present demand for houses
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      THAT ADORABLE MAN
      81 8 MY adorable neighbour !s simply sweet. He thinks he Is not getting his moneys worth if he does not listen to every programme on his transistor radio. He Is also a philanthropist. He wants me to be well entertained and educated. Could the Broadcasting Department help me
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      ABUSE OF POWER
      93 8 THE night warden on duty at the General Hospital Casualty Ward on Aug. 12 was most impolite. I was with a relative in the Recovery Room when he walked in accompanied by a policeman and ordered me and some others out. The patients in the Recovery Room,
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      'NAME, PLEASE'
      61 8 REGARDING that story in the Sunday Times of June 28 about the German firm that has produced a cream that will make a dark-skinned person fairer. I would be grateful if you could supply me with the manufacturer's name. DOCTOR, SINGAPORE. EDITOR: We regret we do not have
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    Time runs out for the kumpit smugglers
    807 8  -  IGNATIUS STEPHEN from JESSELTON, Saturday THEY carry copra, sugar, plywood and nutmeg in wallowing, cumbersome boats lhat are taking water alter sailing 200 miles in the open sea. As soon as they tie up their crews unclip the magazines fr,om their carbines and
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      Eliminate '4 worlds/ Malaysians are urged
      1053 9 IPOH, Saturday SIEW SIN'S APPEAL TO ALL COMMUNITIES r JpHE only way to a complete communal understanding between the diverse racial groups in Malaysia is to eliminate the "four worlds" in which Malaysians were now divided, Mr. Tan Siew Sin, the Minister of Finance
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      Woman, 59. dies in bus fall
      43 9 SINGAPORE. Sat— A 59-year-old woman, Goh Soon Yee, was killed instantly when she fell from a bus in Queen Street yesterday. Eye-witnesses are asked to contact Inspector V. Rajaratnam, of the Accidents Branch. Traffic Police tel. 7200.
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      Police assurance to all Malayasian fishermen
      250 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat.— The Royal Malaysian Police announced today that bona':de Malaysian fishermen were at full liberty to continue to n.sh either within or outside Malaysian territorial waters as they had done in the past. The assurance is contained in a statement issued through
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      Jail, rotan for theft
      134 9 KUALA LDMPUR. Sat.— An unemployed man, Man bin Toll Sai'it, 29. of Bukit Tembok, Seremban. was sentenced to two years" Jail and ordered to be Riven six strokes of the rotan by the Magistrate's Court here today, for theft. He pleaded guilty to a charge of
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      Penang recruits total 155
      52 9 PENANG. Sat. About 155 youths from Penang have been selected for the three Federation Armed Forces. Major Sharlff bin Ahmad, recruiting officer, disclosed today. The majority will be for the Army. Altogether. 532 candidates were Interviewed between Tuesday and yesterday at the Territorial Army headquarters in
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      Skyscraper flats to replace slum area shacks
      388 9 Skyscraper flats to replace slum area shacks KHAW TO STUDY EUROPEAN HOMES PROJECTS IT" U ALA LUMPUR, Sat. Skyscraper flats will replace the dilapidated shacks and attap huts in the country's slum areas from next year when the Government's new low-cost housing scheme goes into full swing. This was stated
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      INDUSTRY: MALAYSIA IS ON THE MOVE'
      189 9 BUTTERWORTH, Saturday. ffTHE chairman' of the Tariff Advisory Board, Mr. L. A. D. Williamson, said here today that Malaysia was "on the move" to industrialisation. He described this as "the industrial mobilisation of the country." Mr. Williamson said this after members of the Board
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      $310 'goodwill' collection
      42 9 SINGAPORE. Sat. Goodwill committees m Siglap constituency today handed over to their assemblyman, Inche Rahlm Ishak. their collection of $310 for the N.T.U.C. rehabilitation fund to help victims of the recent disturbances. The N.TU.C. fund now stands at $29.863.
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        Anita starts new life with her family
        40 10 ...AND IT WAS FUN AND LAUGHTER FOR ALL A slightly bemused Anita (centre) is welcomed by her sisters, Margaret (left) and Theresa on the first day of her homecoming in Kuala Lumpur, yesterday.
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        A homecoming party to be held today
        273 10  -  ARTHUR RICHARDS By LIU.\ 1.1 MPt R. Sat. Anita Francis the two-and-a-half-year-old polio stricken child, returned home today and bright ened the hearts of her family. As she cheerfully left the Assunta Hospital with her father. Mr. John Francis. 21. she gave a
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        Tengku entertains ex-Thai Queen
        47 10 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat The Prime Minister. Tengku Abdul Rahman. tonight entertained former Thai Queen Rambhai at the Residency. But for this engagement, the Tengku spent a quiet day at home. He did not leave th c Residency, nor did he receive any visitors.
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        '18' man is held
        30 10 SINGAPORE, Sat— Detectives from the C.I.D. yesterday arrested a member of the secret society. "Group 18," and detained him under the Crlclnal Law CTemporary Provisions > Ordinance.
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        Lock icon SABAH STATE ASSEMBLYMAN ACCEPTS USNO CHALLENGE
        152 10 SABAH STATE ASSEMBLYMAN ACCEPTS USNO CHALLENGE IESSELTON, Sat.— A Sabah State Assemblyman has accepted a challenge from the United Sabah National Organisation to a public debate on his resignation from the party. Assemblyman Othman Yousof. now with another political- party, the United Pasok Momogun Kadazans Organisation, made these conditions.- That
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        DAMAGES CLAIM AGAINST THE C.E.B. DISMISSED
        392 10 MALACCA, Sat IN the High Court here 1 today, Mr. Justice Ismail Khan dismissed with costs a claim for damages brought by the former president of the I Malacca Municipal Council, Haji Mohamedj YusorT bin Haji Sulong, whose son, Ahmad bin Haji Mohamed Yusuf.
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        'Misadventure' verdict
        139 10 PENANO, Bat.— A motorist, Quah Cheng Kok, today testified that a cyclist pro--ceeding in front of him suddenly swerved to the right and crashed into his car. Quah. 26. was giving evidence at an Inquiry into the death of a Rural District Council labourer, P. Rt'tnam. 24. who
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      292 9 On your TV today JEL^ISION programmea for 32? le L, 7.15 Athletics'- 1964 Malaysia TV MALAYSIA TV MNGAPUR.% championships at Seremban: Channel 5 (Kuala Lumpur) (CHANNEL 5) 745 News and newsreel in and Channel 6 (Ipoh and P.M.: 1.00 Opening and pro Chinese 8.05 Perry Mason Malacca) gramme summary in
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    Help track agents, farmers told
    340 11 Help track agents, farmers told Minister warns of subversion danger BUTTERWORTH, Sat fHE Minister of Agriculture and Co-operatives, Inche Mohamed Khir Johari, today urged farmers to help the Central Government to track down Indonesian agents and subversive elements. "I have received reports that enemy agents are instigating our farmers and
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    Thieves clean out a pond of fish
    129 11 Thieves clean out a pond of fish SINGAPORE, Sat.— Thieves cleaned out a flshbreeding pond In Yeo Chu Kane Road of its entire stock of fish during the early hours of today. The owner of the pond. Ang Khal Wee, 38, told police that the stolen fish cost more than
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    GSA TIN RELEASE PLAN FLAYED BY U.S. FIRM
    519 11 Shortfall figures unrealistic LONDON. Sat— A leadIng firm oi metal merchants y e s t c rday I strongly criticised U.S. action regarding its surplus government tin j stock and said its current release programme was based on unrealistic figures. A Strauss
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    3 cholera cases
    61 11 «l ALA LI'MPL'R. Sat.— Three suspected cases of cholera, two in Kelantan and one in Pahang. were reported in the 24 hours ending at 8 a.m. today. No cholera deaths were reported in the past 18 hours The death toll remains at 2J» in hospital and 80
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    Buy now to average down the price
    142 11 Buy now to average down the price ]£UALA LUMPUR, Sat. Down went the prices of shares this week and with Industrial Index at a new low of 89.43, more and more readers are getting really worried. Scores of readers who became shareholders in the last 12 months or so have
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    FOR PROFIT
    248 11 high back In 1962 and 1963 when the stock exchange was the number one talkIng point In every teachers' common room and the clubs. But only a few have sold nut as the records will show. Remember a:so one fact! You have only lost money on paper. True
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    TODAY'S SHARE PRICES—I
    248 11 TODAY'S SHARE PRICES I Business m and reported to the Singapore and Ku.iU Lumpur trading rooms ol the Malayan Stocn Exchange today Kith the number ol sh.iic* traded in brackets: I.MJL'M'KI.VLS: C. b Ings 13.000) $2.48. Duiilop (S.ooo) *i 9i. a .ooo) ji.au, Esso Ords. iti.OOO) $2.15. (1.000) J3.16; E.
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    PLEASANT POSITION FOR THE AUSSIES
    643 12  -  JACK FINGLETON: Few scintillating moments for fans but... By The Oval, Saturday* TiHE Australians laboured all day at the Oval on this second day of the fifth Test and if they didn't produce many scintillating moments for the onlookers, they produced for themselves at the
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    Record 86 now with a day more
    67 12 Record 86 now with a day more rKYO. Sat. With only 24 hours before the entry deadline for the October Olympic Games in Tokyo, 86 countries have applied two more than* the former record set at the 1960 Rome Olympics. The record was beaten when Chile and Liberia applied this
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    Worcester, Warwick keep race wide open
    369 12 Worcester, Warwick keep race wide open T ONDON, Sat. Glamor-J-4 gan. whq last week were the first English county to beat the Australians since 1956. continued their winning form yesterday and shot out Gloucestershire for a meagre 55 runs. This was Glamorgan's second win In succession since beating the Australians.
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    Referees course in Parit Buntar
    50 12 PARIT BUNTAR. Sat Forty football referees and team captams will attend a one-day refresher course in refereeing at the Malay school here at 10 am. tomorrow The course will be conducted by Inche Shahid bin Abdul Rahman, a member of the Perak Football Referees' Board.
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    Kiwis clean sweep Rugby Test series
    213 12 AUCKLAND, Saturday. V^EW ZEALAND made a clean sweep of the three--11 match Rugby League series when they beat France 10-2 in the third Test here today after leading 5-2 at half time. New Zealand, who have not lost a home series since 1954, won
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    Anna, Valeria in the final
    74 12 MOSCOW, Sat. Anna Dmitrieva. the reigning champion. and Valeria Tltova, a former titleholder, will meet in the AllSoviet women's singles final cf the international lawn tennis tournament here. In the semi-finals yesterday. Miss Dmitrieva beat Hsul Yuen Chin 6-2. 6-4, and Miss Tltova defeated Chi
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    Bramley 15-14
    32 12 LONDON. Sat. Results in Rugby League Charity Cup matches played last night were: Halifax 5 Hudderslield 12: Hunslet 2 Leeds 18; Kelghley 14 Bramley 15; St. Helens 22; Swintpn 2.
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    Trueman gets his 300
    233 12 f ONDON. Bat. Australia. Lj with an aggressive 67 not out from Tom Velvers. reached a commanding position against England in the Fifth Test today despite late burst of bowling by Freddie Trueman which brought him four wickets and a personal achievement of a total of
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    U.K. football results
    295 12 t ONDON. Sat, Result* of football matches played today were I FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION CHARITY SHIELD Liverpool 2 West Ham (Halftone: 1, 1) SCOTTISH LEAGUE CUP Albion Rovers 0 Clyde 5 (0.1) Ayr U. 2 D'barton 1 (1.0) Berwick R, 0 Morton 5 (0.4) Brvchin C. 3 Mloa
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    Lock icon Worcester out for 143
    98 12 LONDON. Sat. Tea scores in today's cricket match. Dover: Northanu 144 (D. Underwood 6"43) v Kent. Hovr: Yorks 106~l v Sussex (Rain* Kdinhurgh: Scotland v Ireland •no play. rain). Lryton: Essex 220-5 iB. Knight 76. T. Bailey 58 n.o. B. Taylor 44 N. 0.) v Surrey
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    Sweden in cup inter-zone final
    59 12 gAASTAD. Sat. Sweden took a winning 3-0 lead over th« Philippines here today in their Davies Cup inter-zone final tie when their pair won the double match. Ulf Schmidt and Jan-Er.k Lundqulst clinched the tie by defeating Juan Jose and Reymundo Deyro 6-3. 5-7. 6-3.
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    Sweden, Australia take 2-0 lead
    206 12 BAASTAD, Sat. CWEDEN, European Zone wlnnors, won both opening singles to lead 2-0 against the Philippines, Eastern Zone champions, when their Davis Cup In-ter-zone tie began here yesterday. The winners play the winners of the American zone final between Australia and Chile. The eventual victors
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      The theatre
      300 13 ttHERE has been a growing air of expectancy in Singapore pianistic circles recently, and it will reach its climax when the curtain rises on the Victoria Theatre platform next Friday evening and John Ogdon takes his seat at the pianoforte. 1 cannot remember for a long time any
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      GOLDEN GIRL
      95 13 THIS exclusive SHOWPAGE picture presents James Bond and his Golden Girl together for the first time in "Goldfinger," latest in the series of lan Fleming thrillers on film. The Golden Girl is seductive 27-year-old Shirley Eaton, green-eyed and ash blonde, revealed here in the role of an English
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      MAGNIFICENT, YES AND NOW I KNOW WHY...
      673 13 WHAT is the secret of this magnificent film, "THE PUMPKIN EATER," which I reviewed and hailed at the time of the Cannes Film Festival? Why has it more power than al! the hundred other well made films that come up year In, year
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      61 13 are you a person interested in a really good Malaysian woman's magazine If you are, you should read Malaysia's largest selling woman's magazine HER WORLD. In the July issue you will find "Fashions with a Future" Hairstyles of the Month", and recipes for outdoor evening meals. MALAY $7,000/MAIL $7,500/WORD $8,000/PUZZLE
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      61 13 9 Phone Today: 1.30 3.30 7.00 ft 9.30pm. Ray Rolger Tommy Sands "BABES IN TOYLAND" (Technicolor) 9.30 ojn.: "MISS PONY TAIL" (Mandarin). 11.00 a.m.: "FURY RIVER" (Color) Tomorrow: "7 Guns To Moso Plus "Attack Of The 50Ft. Woman" "LUNG FU CHUN KWONC NAM" Chat. II Cent. To-day 9.00 a m
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    The creature-comforts are built in...
    884 14 The creature-comforts are built in HSE2B[^SRTSWffIFIIWH SAMPLES A dream I WAS receiving loud and clear From the automatic selector car radio came the Jively jive of a Japanese jingle. The tone was superb. Outside, sweating it out in the sweltering heat of a sunny Singapore afternoon last week, were fellow
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    526 14 PLAYING THE STATUS MESSAGE GAME T ONDON, Sat. There L is a large scrawled message lying casually on my desk. It says, "Would you ring LBJ when you have a moment." A colleague in the office, up to her fringe In pop singers, has a message on her desk
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    Nashor tan win Gold Vase again
    1447 15 THIS 7-YEAR-OLD IS FIT AFTER A SPELL Bliss Fire II is best bet of the day MORNING FLIGHT GOES OVER RIGHT DISTANCE ROYAL MEADOW LOOKS THE BIGGEST THREAT "MASHOR, a 7-year-old by Orgoglio, may well create turf history by wlnt J 1 11 the
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    IPOH — 3rd DAY
    1574 15 IPOH 3rd DAY CARD KEY: A letter alter the horse s name Indicates the type of going preferred: I last; g good; s soft; h heavy; a any. Betting forecast: <SF) strongly fancied; (F) fancied Apprentice allowances; Soaldl, P.K. Leong and Dragon 3-lb-Naiudl, Ng atid Chong 5-lb: others 7-lb. Emergenry
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    167 15 Epsom Jeep's best bets are Begini Begitu (Race 1), Bliss Fire (Race 5) and Kita Suka (Race 6). The going is good. FPSOIM JEEP <MLI BOX MUMIK Rmwl BEGINI BEGITI Hldup Malaysia Malaysia BEGIM BhGlTl Malaysia D.PJ> BLGINI BKGITL Are Adtnir. I D.P.P. R*eet BOVAIN Martingale National Scholar CALL
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    JEGA THESAN AND RAJAMANI STAR IN MALA YSIAN MEET
    626 16  -  NORMAN SIEBEL I CEREMBAN, Sat. Mani Jegathesan raised Malaysian and his own hopes of Olympic distinction a lew notches higher by some splendid sprinting today on the final day of the first Malaysian national athletic champion ships on Seremban's P a
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    TRUEMAN GIVES TEST DRAMATIC TWIST
    240 16 LONDON. bat. Australia consolidated their position on the third day of the Fifth Test against England at The Oval today, but two wickets oft the last two balls by Freddie Trueman gave the game a dramatic twist just before lunch. Australia went into lunch with
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    Umpire Aryadurai goes to hospital
    142 16 KUALA LUMPUR, Saturday. ITMPIRE K. Aryadurai was admitted to the General Hospital this evening with a nose injury, hit by a ball during the Selangor versus Malaysian Armed Forces hockey match at Princes Road Stadium here. His place was taken, by G. Vijianathan, secretary of
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