The Straits Times, 22 September 1964

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    20 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFiH^We EXCEEDS 135,000 The Straits Times notw d Estd. 1845. TUESDAY/ SEPTEMBER 22, 1964 15 CENTS KDN 731
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    'I'LL MEET SOEK...'
    626 1 Only one condition INDONESIAN PRESIDENT MUST CONVINCE ME THAT HE REALLY WANTS PEACE, SAYS THE TENGKU KUALA LUMPUR, Monday TENGKU Abdul Rahman is prepared to meet President Soekarno again on one condition "Soekarno must convince me that he sincerely wants peace." Soekarno can do this by stopping
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    Boats stay away from Straits
    288 1 Boats stay away from Straits MUAR. Mo n. About 200 fishermen stayed away from fishing today following a reported warning by the Indonesian Navy "to keep out of the Straits of Malacca," According to the fishermen, the Indonesian Navy were scheduled to begin a naval exercise today in the Straits
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    WITCHCRAFT PLOT TO KILL ME, SAYS BANDA
    93 1 BLANTYRE. Mon. The Prime Minister of Malawi. Dr. Hastings Banda. has accused the Ministers he dismissed recently of trying to use witchcraft to get rid of him. Dr Banda said that the former Ministers sent •women to find medicine to kill me." He
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    Boat blast kills 15
    50 1 POHANO (Korea). Mon.—Fifteen Korean fishermen were believed dead today following an explosion on their vessel In Hie Japan Sea yesterday. Only one of the 16 crewmen was rescued. Police said the boat was operating 35 miles off Kuryongpo. near Pohang. 18 mike southeast of Seoul— UPl.
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    59 1 ALMOST A ROYAL ACCIDENT ON THE ACROPOLIS STEPS A ROYAL loot goes up in the air as King Bhumibol oT Thailand fights to regain his balance on th c slops of the Acropolis while on a sightseeing Io v r last week. He was in Ath t ns with
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    Lock icon Russia sells jets, tanks to India
    201 1 VKU DELHI, Mon. India is to buy MiG-21 jets, li K ht tanks and helicopters from Russia and is studying the possibility of purchasing Soviet naval craft including a submarine, the Defence Minister, Mr. Y.B. Chavan told Parliament here today. Britain and the I'nited
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    Lock icon INDONESIA ALLOWS BRITISH WARSHIPS IN STRAITS
    159 1 INDONESIA ALLOWS BRITISH WARSHIPS IN STRAITS JAKARTA. Mon. The Indonesian navy announced that some units of the British Fleet were Riven permission to pass through the Straits of Lombok last week following an ollii i.il British request. The navy spokesman, Lieut.-Col. Ambardy, was quoted today by the official news agency
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    Lock icon Week in China for Sihanouk
    45 1 PHNOM PENH. Mon. The Chief of State. Prince Norodom Sihanouk, leaves on Saturday to spend a week In China, it was announced today. He will then travel to Cairo to attend the conference of nonaligned nations on Oct. 5. UPI.
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    Lock icon Three new crises hit Saigon
    199 1 Three new crises hit Saigon QAIGON, Mom. The South Viet mini Government today staggered through three new crises. A settlement was reached tonight between the Government and labour leaders who had called a general strike of 60,000 workers this morning in support of demands for union rights. The settlement was
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    21 1 CIOTIWOHL DIES EAST BERLIN, Mob East German Prime Minister Otto Grotewohl died today. East German news agency ADN reported.—Renter
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  • AFRO-ASIAN AND PACIFIC DESK
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      Lock icon President's son killed in Yemen ambush?
      158 2 President's son killed in Yemen ambush? ADEN. Mon. Unconfirmed reports by Aden Radio yesterday said Colonel Ali Sallal. eldest son of Yemeni President Abdullah Sallai. had been ambushed and killed with a number of companions as he returned from Taiz to Sanaa during the weekend. He had been In Taiz
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      Lock icon Planes strafe village
      47 2 MANILA. Mon. Four uiildt nulled planes strafed a vlllaup in central Luzon Island yesterday, the Philippine new* service reported. Several houses and other pro- 1 pmy in Osmena Village. Panosinan province. were damaged by marlunesun fire, but there wrre no casualties, it seid. AP.
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      Lock icon Peking: New Tonkin incident has fizzled out...
      295 2 Peking: New Tonkin incident has fizzled out... 1i O K V O Mon. China's official news agency said today that the latest Tonkin fiulf inci,dent has "fizzled out." but that the danger of war remains srrave. The New China News Attcncj. In an English l.m^iKiKr broadcast monitored here today, called
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      Lock icon THE TEST FROGS DONE OUT OF JOBS
      126 2 THE TEST FROGS DONE OUT OF JOBS JOHANNES BURG, J Mon.— One of South Africa's best known "scientific exports." the platarna frog, is rapidly being done out of its job In pregnancy tests. The frog nas been used for years by doctors all over the world to find out. within
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      Lock icon Four shot dead in mosque
      49 2 DAR-ES-SALAAM. Mon. A niiiii walked into a Zanzibar masque and shot dead three men MM a boy. The langanyikan Standard reported that the man had accused people in the mosque of holding a political meeting tx>i fore opening fire at them yesterI day. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Hanoi: A piece of deceit...
      166 2 TOKYO, Monday THE (North) Vietnam News Agency monitored in Tokyo today quoted the Hanoi newspaper Nhan Dan as calling for continued vigilance at "the new provocative scheme of United States imperialism" against North Vietnam. The newspaper was quoted as saying "the Tonkin Golf incident on
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      Lock icon Maca may take that claim to World Court
      239 2 Maca may take that claim to World Court MANILA, Monday. fHE Foreign Secretary, Mr. Mauro Mendez, said today the Philippines had not lost hope that Malaysia would agree to submit the Philippine claim to Sabah to the World Court. However, an official source said the Government was considering taking the
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      Lock icon Big TB menace
      25 2 MANILA, Mon. Onp of every tw« of the 30 million Filipinos is infected with tuberculosis, according to a Philippine health offlclal UPI.
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      Malaysia won 'in the court of world opinion'
      188 2 Malaysia won 'in the court of world opinion' WA S H I N GTON, Mon. Malaysia could gain some satisfaction from last week's United Nations vote on its complaint against Indonesia, the Washington Post said yesterday. "Nine countries upheld Malaysia, and in the court of world opinion there Is no
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      Lock icon 140 held for smuggling
      57 2 JAKARTA. Mon. Indonesian authorities arrested about 140 tin smugglers during the past year. Antara news agency reported today. Most of them were arrested around the Banka Island area famous for its tin sources off East Sumatra. Motor vessels, lorries and cars valued at an estimated 10
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      Lock icon Laos talks flop a setback for de Gaulle
      188 2 Laos talks flop a setback for de Gaulle OARIS, Mon. The prospective failure of the Laotian peace talks here was taken in diplomatic quarters yesterday as I arrious setoacfc to France's plans for neutralisation of Indochina. Laotian Neutralist. Rightist and Communist negotiators will meet this evening to pay tribute to
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      Lock icon Waiter's job forHirohito's grandson
      90 2 Waiter's job forHirohito's grandson TOKYO. Mon. A grandson of japan's Emperor Hirohito will work as a waiter at the restaurant in the the Olympic Village for 700 yen (about $5) a day it was learned today. He is Mr. Nobuhiko Hi(?ashJkuni, 19. son of former Princ* Murialsu Hiua.Miikuni and th*
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      Hong: Kong to pay £1mil. more to support British troops
      342 2 HONG KONG, Monday OONG KONG is to a pay another £1,000.--000 a year to support 6.000 British troops stationed here. The new levy is in addition to £1.5 million a year for the upkeep of the British garrison which has
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      61 2 THE GAMBOLS by Barry Appleby /and tmem after thbN I /'TMey can have satwsA I «IKE I'LL BCING TWE I AND SANDWICHES AND J V WMOLE <3AN© BACtcy V LISTEN TO THEIR Vii MECE^/— 7^\ \^TIECOfiDSrpX? f WO^--^ /oFCOLUWejjTS] I MANVfy you P«SL SOU j V -\r ABOUT 4O\ V
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  • EUROPEAN AND AMERICAN DESK
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      Lock icon A STRIP ACT-lOOft. ABOVE THE VIA VENETO
      152 3 |>OME, Mon.— A naked 1V man clinging to the roof of Rome's Excelsior Hotel last night the fabled Via Veneto a glimpse of real high living. One hundred feet above the sidewalk, the man aged about 30 hurled his shirt and his shoes
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      Lock icon The Social Democrats win again
      89 3 STOCKHOLM. Mun. Sweden's ruling Social Democrats won an absolute majority in yesterday's general elections, according to provisional- figures Issued by the Swedish News Agency. Thf agency gave the Social Democrats, who have been in power for 32 years. 117 seats in the new Lower House
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      De Gaulle tour
      34 3 PARIS. Mon. President de Gauile arrived In Pointe-a-Pltre yesterday by air for an overnight stop before leaving for Venezuela on the first leg of a tour of 10 Couth American states.
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      Lock icon Prince in casual clothes
      44 3 JJARDLY the story book image of a prince... in windcheaters over sweater and open-neck-ed shirt. Two children stop to stare at Prince Charles emerging from a shop in Ballater, near Balmoral. He had gone in to buy fishing tackle. Mirrorpic.
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      LBJ RAPPEO FOR HIS 'CRISIS OF THE WEEK' POLICY
      235 3 WASHINGTON Mon Senator Barry Goldwater (above) the Republican presidential candidate, last night accused the Johnson Administration of having a crisls-of-the-week' foreign policy. He also demanded to know why the American people were given "no details for nearly two full days" of
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      Lock icon Christine is fined $25 for speeding
      73 3 ESCALA (Spain). Mon. Christine Keeler, central figure in the Profu.r.o srandal, was fined here yesicrdav for speeding. Police stopped her In this Costp Brava community, and fined her 500 peseta (525). Miss Keeler was released from prison in Britain recently after serving a term
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      Lock icon U.S. Army tank kills four
      39 3 HOP (Germany). Mon A U.S. Army tank swerved out of its traffic lane yesterday and crushed an oncoming car- Killing lour people Instantly. The three other passengers in the car were Injured seriously.— UPI
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      Lock icon IRENE PREGNANT? PRESS REBUKED BY PALACE
      100 3 THE HAGUE Mon. Palace sources yesterday rebukwi disseminators of reports that princess Irene was pregnant The sources said the palace never announced such matters until the sixth month of pregnancy In the case of Princess Irene, there would be no announcement at all. they
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      Lock icon Barry's west strongholds swing over to Johnson
      312 3 WASHINGTON, Monday. WESTERN States once considered to be Senator Barry Goldwater 's base of power are now leaning heavily towards President Johnson in the presidential election campaign, the Washington Post reported yesterday. Detailing reports received from political reporters in 13 Western States, the
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      Lock icon Birth rate is down in U.S
      62 3 WASHINGTON. Mo.— A sizeable decrease in the United States birth rate in the last six years indicated a continuing trend toward smaller lamllies In America, the Population Reference Bu- reau said today. The bureau said the U.S Dlrth rate had dropped from 26 8
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      55 3 (.(.(I nay commanded us: They shall not harden their hearts to the needy.' The day America hardens Us heart, the day the fortunate turn away from the helpless— the day compassion turns to indifference on that day we will begin to decline from greatness. .—President J onnson in a
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      Bunche in Hungary
      39 3 VIENNA. Mon. t>r. Ralph Bunche, United Nations Undersecretary Xor Special Political Aflairs. arrived in Budapest yesterday for a short visit at the invitation of Mr. Janos Petx. Hungarian Foreign Minister, the Hungarian news agency MTT reported.
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      Lock icon Almost 50-50 now for Labour, Tories
      203 3 Almost 50-50 now for Labour, Tories I ONDON, Mon. With Britain's general election now less than a month away, latest opinion poll figures show that the Conservative and Labour Parties are almost level in support from the 36 million-strong electorate. All three opinion polls now support Independent estimates that the
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      Lock icon Sinatra fined $I,2oo—after cut face
      141 3 Sinatra fined $I,2oo— after cut face MADRID, Mon. FranK Sinatra has been fined 25.000 pesetas ($1,200) following a night club incident on Friday in which a woman threw, a whisky glass at him and cut his face after he had refused to pose for a picture. An official announcement said:
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    DR. TOH ON HARMONY IN SINGAPORE
    201 4 DR. TOH ON HARMONY IN SINGAPORE OINOAPORE, Mon. Singapore's Deputy Premier, Dr. Toh Chin Chye, today said his Government was carefully studying the implications and significance of what the Malaysian Prime Minister. Tengku Abdul Rahman, had said nbout racial harmony in Singapore yesterday. The Deputy Premier, speaking at the National
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    Minister back with more aid promises
    580 4 Minister back with more aid promises SINGAPORE. Mon. BRITAIN, Australia, New Zealand and Canada have agreed to set up "coordinating machinery" to study further steps for granting increased financial and military aid to Malaysia. This was disclosed here tonight by the Malaysian Minister of Finance, Mr. Tan Siew Sin, when
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    Visitors told about trade boost programme
    97 4 Visitors told about trade boost programme SINGAPORE. Mon. Visiting trade missio n s from the Chinese Chambers of Commerce in Thailand and Sarawak were this morning briefed on the State's industrial development programme at a meeting with officials of the Finance Ministry and the EconoDevelopment Board. On hand to answer
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    RIDA aid for S'pore is welcomed
    272 4 THE VICE-CHAIRMAN of the liaison committee of the Singapore UMNO, Senator Haji Ahmad Taff, tonight welcomed the Central Government's decision to send a RIDA team to improve the lot of the "have-nots" in Singapore. He said: "The oft-repeat-ed slogan to establish a just and
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    W. IRIAN VOLUNTEER JAILED FOR AUG. 6 INCIDENTS
    328 4 W. IRIAN VOLUNTEER JAILED FOR AUG. 6 INCIDENTS SINGAPORE, Mon A RETURNED West Irian volunteer, Bahrawi A bin Baharon, was today found guilty in the First Criminal District Court of causing hurt to a shopkeeper and burning his motorcycle. Bahrawi was jailed far six months on the first charge of
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    Plaque for PM at opening of new Chinese Chamber
    56 4 SENATOR Ko Teck Kin (right). President of the Chinese Chamber vl Commerce, presenting a plaque to the Minister of Finance, Dr. Goh Keng Swee, who received it on behalf of the Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, at the official opening
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    Chat in the VIP room at airport
    46 5 Chat in the VIP room at airport •JENGKU ABDUL RAHMAN and the Singapore Minister for National Development, Mr. Lim Kirn San, chat over a cup of tea in the YIP room at Singapore Airport before the Prime Minister returned to Kuala Lumpur yesterday. Straits Times picture.
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    US JUDGE IS IMPRESSED BY OUR COURTS
    187 5 US JUDGE IS IMPRESSED BY OUR COURTS KUALA LUMPUR, Monday. THE Malaysian judicial system is of a "very high standard," Justice Arthur Goldberg said today before leaving for home after a weeklong visit. During his stay. Mr. Goldberg, who Is an associate justice of the United States Supreme Court, observed
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    Unlawful assembly cases postponed again
    326 5 Unlawful assembly cases postponed again SINGAPORE, Mon. Heavy security measures were mounted in the police court precincts in South Bridge Road today when 77 people, including a Barisan Sosialis Assemblyman and 25 women, had their cases mentioned in a magistrate's court. The charges against the accused, originally charged with being
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    144 5 Promotions: No quota, says Dato Stephens IESSELTON. Mon. J The Sabah Chief Minister, Dato Donald Stephens, said today the State Government would not introduce a "quota system" of promotions for natives in the civil service. He was answering a question in the State Assembly. He said any introduction of a
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    Teachers pick officials
    52 5 KOTA BHARU. Mon.— Mr. M. H. Mohamed Ashedoll has been elected chairman of the National Union of Day Training Coiiege Trained Teachers. Others elected are: vice chairman. Inche Yusoff Ismail; secretary. Inche Hussein Ahmad: assistant secretary. Mr. G. S. P;>:vm: treasurer. Mr. Cheah Fhee Theam. and nine
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    Church bazaar
    25 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. The St. Mary's Church Workers' Association v. :ll hold its annual bazaar at the church hall here on Oct. 3.
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    Rice seller is acquitted
    69 5 IPOH. Mon.— A rice seller Abu Yazir bin Yap Sukor. 27. 1 was acquitted by the magi,- I i rates court here today of voluntarily causing hurt to a religiou*, teacher. Syed Abdul Hamid Alh»- bashi bin Syed Ahmad Attend) Alhabashi. S3. with a Den-knile. Abu
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    Bahaman's visit
    20 5 Kt'ALA LUMPUR Mori. The Minister ot Health. Inciie Bahuman bin baiusuddin. »iM visit thf Omml Hospital here tomorrow.
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    Thief takes $105 from home
    52 5 IPOH. Mon— When a meeseller, Wong Kam. 11, returned home he saw 4 thief climbing over the wall of his house In Jalaii Paslr Puteh here yesterday at>trnoon. On checking. Wong found thwt his savings ot $105 which he had hidden in a biscuit tin.
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    Bus conductor stabbed
    53 5 BUKIT MERTAJAM. Mon A bus conductor, Chc.ih Poh Lim, was stabbed early this morning when he resisted two armed robbers. Cheah was cycling to work at about 5.45 a.m. when he was accosted by the robbers In a kampong path at Tanah Liat. The rubbers took his
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    Children's Day
    28 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. The I Yang di-Pertuan Asong will open Ihe Universal Children's Day rally at the Merdeka Stadium here at 4.15 p.m. on Oct. 10.
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    Minister tells headmen: Don't lower status by asking for pay
    186 5 TELUK ANSON, Mon 1/AMPONG headmen are leaders in their own rischt. elected to their office which carried with it a dignified standing— a role of honour and respect. The Assistant Minister of Agriculture and Co-opera-tives. Inche Sulaiman bin Bulon, said
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    300 rush out as Kangar's only theatre goes up in smoke
    165 5 KANGAR, Mon. Kangar's only cinema nail, the Empire Theatre, was partly damaged by a lire whicrl broke out this afternoon during the screening of a Mandarin picture. "Kar Sai Seng Loong." The fire destroyed the screen. Its curtains and
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    Off to Perth
    37 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon.— The vice-president of the Apex Cluo here, Mr. P. K. Singam. left last night for Singapore en route to Albany, Perth, to attend a two day Apex Convention, from Seof.. 28
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    NUJ meeting
    25 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. The National Union of Journalists will hold its annual meeting at Kum Leng Restaurant here at 10 it.n on Sunday.
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    DON'T QUIBBLE OVER PETTY MATTERS'
    178 5 SEREMBAN, Monday. rVHE deputy Mentri Besar of Negri Sembilan, Inche Abdul Samad bin Idris, today warned the people against doing anything that would disrupt racial harmony "during this time of national crisis." He was addressing more than 150 people at a special civics assembly in
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    Education for farmers in latest methods
    232 5 Education for farmers in latest methods J/^UALA LUMPUR, Mon. 1V The Central Government is to form farmers' associations in Sabah and Sarawak to educate the farmers in the latest agricultural methods. The Minister of Agriculture and Co-operatives, Inche Mohamed Khir Johari. said this today w.her he met the second group
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    PATRIOTIC FUND GETS $600 MORE
    100 5 PATRIOTIC FUND GETS $600 MORE DENANG, Mon. Two donations to the National Patriotic Fund amounting to $600 were received today by the State Government. The donations, of $500 and $100, were made by Messrs. A. Rahlm, a stevedoring firm here, and Messrs. Ban Soon Seng, a rice mill in Butterworth,
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    Salesman pleads guilty
    44 5 IPOH, Mon.— A salesman. Lxm Tau You. 31. pleaded guilty in the magistrate* court here today to assisting in running .in illegal public lottery in Lahat Road yesterday. Sentence v was postponed to Oct. 12. Lim was allowed bail of $1000.
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    Press Queen: Final line-up
    103 6 rl. line-up of the 1964 Singapore Press Ball finalists (from left): Annie Chun, Maryam Hassan. Avres Soli, Suzette Elaine and Gabrirle Bellini. I'hrsr live girls will be contesting the "Press Que^n" title at the Press Ball or- mixed by the Singapore I nion of Journalists, at
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    Canberras fly in on routine exercise
    47 6 SINGAPORE, Mon. Six Canberra jetbombers from No. 14 Sqimriror, of the Royal id Air Force an Singapore month routine A Ha oj the 0 here crew. aimed at i tdron a state v i'kesmai c here on exercise and augment towtr.
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    Fatal accident
    37 6 RAUB. Mon— How Ser, 40, a lorry driver, was killed when his lorry was involved In a head-on collision with a van on the Kuala Lipis-Raub road yesterday. Th» driver of th« van escaped unhurt.
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    Pay maintenance or live with wife, husband told
    288 6 IPOH, Monday A SALESMAN, Ng Lam Fatt, 30, sued by his wife, Ong Ah Soon, 26. was given a month today to decide whether to pay $60 monthly maintenance to her or provide a house in which he could live with her
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    Singapore invited to send one to New York forum
    287 6 Singapore invited to send one to New York forum SINGAPORE. Mon. «3 The New York Herald Tribune has inivited Singapore to send a delegate to its 1965 World Youth Forum to be held in New York from Dec. 27. 1964, to April 1, 1965. The delegate will have a chance
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    44 6 Stocking up for emergency JESSELTON S.^btih Legislative Aj en proved $1.5 million to buy emernency stocxs of drugl mid dressings and reserve of hospital equipment. The State Finance Dato Pang Trt Tshang. toid the House the supplies wen mriled because of the Emereencv. A.P.
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    390 6 Watchdogs of Sabah are urged to be more alert JESSELTON. Mon "watchdogs of the public purse," must get into the habit of scrutinising with care every request by the Government for a grant of public money for expenditure. This has been lacking in the Sabah Legislative Assembly, noted the Speaker.
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    Students who tend to be cut off from own country...
    257 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. The British High Commissioner in Malaysia, Lord Head, said here today that students who attended foreign universities tended to rut themselves off from their own country. Because of this he felt that students In developing countries should
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    Parliament
    24 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon.— The House of Representatives will meet from Oct. 12 to 16. The Senate will meet on Oct. 19 and 20.
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    174 7 'Dictator' accusation against Mr. Yeap PROFESSOR Thong Saw Pak, Head of the Department of Physics, University of Malaya, points the working of a recording oscilloscope to Lord Head (centre). The Vice-Chancellor, Dato Sir Alexander Oppenheim, is on the left. Straits Times picture. lESSELTON, Mon. J Mr. Yeap Kee Aik. the
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    Rangers move to Ipoh
    80 7 CUNGEI PATANI, Mon. The Malaysian Rangers comprising the First (Sarawak) Battalion and the Second (Sabah) Battalionhave moved from Sungel Patanl to Ipoh for advanced training. The Sarawak Battalion, formed in 1852. was regrouped In 1953 as the Sa- rawak Rangers. Last year, with' the establishment of
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    Fire makes 30 homeless
    67 7 IPOH. Mon. About 30 people from six families were made homeless in the Kuala Pan Malay settlement here in a midnight flre last night The flre, which Is believed to have been caused by an electrlcah fault, destroyed the plank and attap house ip which the
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    Senu: Sabah, Sarawak set example
    232 7 Senu: Sabah, Sarawak set example JESSELTON, Monday. THE Minister of Information and Broadcasting, Inche Senu bin Abdul Rahman, said here today that in bearing the brunt of Indonesian aggression, Sabah and Sarawak had been inspiring examples to the rest of Malaysia. Speaking at a luncheon given in his honour by
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    VILLAGERS FIND ARMS IN PONTIAN
    64 7 pONTIAN KECHIL. Mon i Villagers here found a hand-grenade. a timebomb, a bayonet and a round of ammunition early this morning. The arms Have been handed over to the security forces, who are still continuing mopping -up operations against remnants of Indonesian guerillas who landed
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    Shop burgled
    18 7 SINOAPORE. Mon. Thieves broke into a shop in Jalan Selaseh yesterday and siole merchandise worth $6,000.
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    WAR DEPT. MEN ARE WARNED OF SOEK PROPAGANDA
    208 7 WAR DEPT. MEN ARE WARNED OF SOEK PROPAGANDA IPOH, Monday. jyjEMBERS of the War Department Civilian Staff Association have been alerted against Indonesian propaganda which may play up their grievances. The warning came from Mr. E. Lange. treasurer of the association. In a circular to members of the Ipoh branch
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    MIC S'pore warns of 'patriotic citizens'
    116 7 MIC S'pore warns of 'patriotic citizens' SINGAPORE. Mon. Mr. R. S. Suppiah. a vice-presid-ent of the Malaysian Indian Congress in Singapore, last night urged all loyal Malaysians to be on the look-out for "seemingly patriotic" citizens who are actually enemies bent on wrecking the nation. These people, he said, were
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    Crackdown on motor-bike thieves
    161 7 Crackdown on motor-bike thieves PENANG. Mon. Police have recovered five motor-cycles, reported stolen in the past two weeks. "We are very near to smashing this racket." a police spokesman said today. The five motor-cycles are being kept by police pending further investigations. Meanwhile another motorcycle belonging to a clerk. Mr.
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    Deepavali show to aid poor
    67 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon.— The Sentul Tamil School Old Students' Association will stage a Deepavali efitertainment night at the Dewan Bahasa dan Pustaka on Oct. 31 at 7 pan. The show, which will be under the patronage of the Minister or Works. Posts and Telecommunications. Dato
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    $825 night out for couple
    67 7 PENANG. Mon.— lt was an expensive night out for a couple last night when they went for a drive and left their house unattended. While they were away, burglars broke into the house in Hargreaves Circus and stole $825 in cash and jewellery. The couple
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    Crash death
    34 7 SINGAPORE. Mon. A schoolboy. Lim Ngal Choon. 13. of High Street, was killed when his bicycle and a car collided at the junction of St. Andrew's Rom I and Coleman Street yesterday.
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    Police band show
    32 7 IPOH. Mon. The Royal Malaysian Police Band, now on a tunweek tour of Perak, will give a two-hour Illuminated display nn the Municipal Padang here trom 7 p.m. tomorrow.
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    Saved: The rural children's milk bread snacks
    289 7 Saved: The rural children's milk bread snacks KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. The free milk bread snacks for 40.000 needy rural schoolchildren in Malaya won't be scrapped after all. The president of the Malayan Council for Child Welfare. Mr. B. H. Tan. returned last night from London ami Athens with promises of
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    P.W.D clerk is granted a divorce
    110 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. A P.W.D. store clerk. Samuel Bala. alias Crlstoru Baduge, today petitioned in the High Court for dissolution of his four-year marriage on the ground of desertion. Mr. Justice Ong granted him a decree nisi to be made absolute in three months.
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    NTUC fund now $68,724
    41 7 NTUC fund now $68,724 SINGAPORE. Mon —The National Trades Union Congress today received a donation of $100 from the Rotary Club of SingaporeWest for its rehabilitation fund This brings the fund for victims of the recent disturbances in Singapore to $68,724.04
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    $144 mil. in the kitty
    167 7 SINGAPORE, Mon (\F a total estimated of $166 million from taxes, duties and fees this year, the Inland Revenue Department here has already collected $144 million as at Aug. 31. This was despite shortage or staff— 2o per ''ent below establishment strength, a spokesman of
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    Minister: A bright future for Malaysian art abroad
    305 8 KUALA LUMPUR, Monday. THE Assistant Minister of Culture, Youth and Sports, Engku Mohsein bin Abdul Kadir, today forecast a bright future for Malaysian art overseas. He said this at the first meeting of the newlyappointed board of trustees of the National Art
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    Labour officer transferred
    36 8 KUANTAN. Mon. The Pahang State Commissioner (or Labour. Mr. T. Ratnatn. will be transferred to Seremban on Thursday. He will be succeeded by Inche Amiruddln bin Marhaklm from Malacca, who resumed duty today.
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    THAILAND TRADERS SEEK NEW MARKETS
    99 8 [(■UALA LUMPUR. Mon. 1 A 16-m ember delegation of the Thai Chinese Chamber of Commerce arrived here today from Singapore for a one-day visit. The team, led by Mr. Amporn Bulpakdi. chairman of the chamber, will meet members of the Selangor Chinese Chamber of Commerce
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    Survey men do their bit...
    63 8 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon.—Survey Department workers throuxiioui Malaya are contributing to the Malaysian Defence Fund following an appeal by the SurveyorGeneral of Malaya. Haii Yatim bin Yahya. The chairman of the Staff Side of the Survey Department Joint Whitley Council. Mr. Loh Karo Sau. said today
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    FORMOSA VARSITY GIRL MISSING
    149 8 FORMOSA VARSITY GIRL MISSING IPOH. Mon. A 23-year-old cirl who is due to sail for Formosa on Wednesday to resume hrr studies at a univrrsity there has been reported missing. The girl. Khor Lay C'hoo, 23. left hrr parents' house in Happy Garden here l:i»t Friday to attend a wedding
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    $400 paint haul
    28 8 PENANG, Mon— A thief broke Into the Union Bus Company offices in Patanl Road yesterday and stole over $400 worth of paint and aluminium sheets.
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    NARROW SHAVE FOR 4 IN CAR MISHAP
    141 8 MALACCA. Monday. A UNIVERSITY studpnt. two Malayan athletes and an officer of the Department of Inland Revenue had a narrow escape from serious injuries when the car in which they were travelling crashed into a telegraph post and overturned at the 2| mile
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    Thieves murder shop assistant
    114 8 Thieves murder shop assistant SINGAPORE. Mon. A shop assistant was murdered early today when he resisted thieves who broke into his shop in Chan^i village. Ismail Prckil Mohideen Manjool Sultan. 37. wa* sleeping in the Hira Silk Store, when he awoke to find burglars in the shop. Violent fight Police
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    Contractors to attend talks
    48 8 SINGAPORE. Mon.— An eistnt- man delegation irom the Singapore Contractors' Association will leave on Saturday for Seoui. South Korea, to attend the flflh 1 Asian Contractors" Federation Convention on Sept. 29. Mr. Loke Vat Sen, president of 1 the association. will lead the delegation.
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    Mayor opens art exhibition
    42 8 PENANG. Mon. The Mayor. Mr. C. Y. Choy. declared open the 10th local artists' exhibition at the Penan* State Art Gallery m Farquhar Street today. The exhibition, sponsored by the Penang ArU Council, will b* open until Sunday.
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    Injured woman dies
    27 8 ALOR STAR. Mon— A woman Sadiah binte Abdullah. 52. died from injuries sustained when was knocked down by a motorcyclist at Pekan Melayu yesierriny.
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    Farewell week for the Gambas
    187 8 SINGAPORE, Mon SINGAPORE employers and trade unions are to bid farewell to Dr. Charles Gamba, former president of the Industrial Arbitration Court, with dinners and speeches this week. Dr. Gamba has relin- i quished his post tc take up a new job as director of
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      THE ORDEAL OF MARY ANNE TALBOT
      1623 9 0X the morning o f November 20, 1796, two sailors from the American ship Ariel pulled their dinjrhy aerainst the landing .jetty in the port of Rothcrhithe in England. They had barely shipped their oars when members of a press gang ran down the
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      A girl sailor fought in historic battle
      369 9 A girl sailor fought in historic battle Immediately the two reached the tenders deck. Jones produced his US warrant. But Mary had left hers aboard the Ariel. Mary Talbot was trying to convince the gang that she would be of no use to His Majesty when Jones possibly seeing the
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
    104 10 Hnrrfs S/9 (Minimum) FAMILY OF THE late M:i,l.,m ami Neo thank the Venerable Tttiamin.i'Milta. members or the Buddhist I'nlrn. mend* and relatives for their conrtolrnce* on their recent bere.ivemrnt MR. ANO MRS. Kfl Kotm Cuan wish to tnank doctors, staff of DMOMI Hospital Kl. who attended to their «*.te
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    RELIGIOUS ANNOUNCEMENTS
    44 10 it WordM SI.JO flttm.) OUR SAVIOURS CHURCH annual ■ale »iii be h.ld on Saturday 3rd October from II a.m. to 5 p.m. YOUTH FOR CHRIST R.-illy Victoria ftrmorta.l Hall, Saturday 26th Bew-mlier T.so p m. Speaker;. Jimmy Chr» apecial itcion. All welcome.
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      Getting The News
      592 10 We have complained sharply enough when information which we believed the press and ♦he public should have was not forthcoming, and shall go on doing so when the occasion requires. But we appreciate the problems, which include the separate interests of different authorities and the instinct of
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      Not Only Money
      420 10 Now that a special subcommittee has recommended acceptance oi Kuala Lumpur's $161 million, 20-year traffic scheme early action can be i expected on at least its lesa expensive aspects. The search for money will delay work on, i say, the Bukit Nanas tunnel but thore must be
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      Watertight
      208 10 Experience in the Pontian and Labis areas has already shown the vital assistance which residents can render our security forces as they i hunt down Indonesian raiders: the task now is to ensun it is alway.s available anywhere in the country. In this the newly appointed co-ordinating officer for
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    Lock icon Defiant de Gaulle stakes all in a grand tour
    677 10  - Defiant de Gaulle stakes all in a grand tour WILLIAM MILLINSHIP By PARIS. Mon. PRESIDENT de Gaul- le's decision to visit all 10 republics of South America bet- ween Nov. 20 and Oct. i 16 is an act of defiance in the grand manner. He is defying common sense considerations
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    Democracy 'dies' again in Kerala
    979 10  - Democracy 'dies' again in Kerala CYRIL DUNN An excess of political vitality prevented by complex history from finding rational direction By NEW DELHI, Mon. jTOR the third time in its short history as a part of Free India, the turbulent State of Kerala has ceased to be a democracy. The
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      206 10 r»ANNOT the Police In Singapore take some action, as is done in Kuala Lumpur, to rid the paying parking lots of the gangs who Infest these areas and demand payment for openIng car doors I refer in particular to the parking lot at Pullerton Sauare. I pay mv
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      102 10 IT was with some surprl.se that I read In The Straits Times (Wednesday. Sept. 16) that dog repellent was not only under consideration for postmen but also was available for general purchase. Whilst some measure of Justification exists for postmen, although an alteration of attitude on their part
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    Presence of mind at 4 a.m.
    452 11 When hydrants failed in big fire Mr. Goh showed firemen the way to a mining pool FIRE OFFICER disclosed today that when all the hydrants failed in the light industrial area at Setapak, only the presence of mind of one man at 4 a.m.
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    High Court rejects bar girl's divorce suit
    172 11 High Court rejects bar girl's divorce suit SINGAPORE. Mon. —A woman with seven children today failed in the Hijih Court to obtain a divorce from her husband. The Chief Justice. Mr. Justice Wee Chong Jin. said there was insufficient j evidence. Olga Felix, a bar waltre had toid the court
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    Employment Week 'great success'
    189 11 I/UALA LUMPUR. Mon. The employment exchange week launched last week by the 22 employment exchanges throughout Malaya was a "great success." exchange managers said today. Those who registered for Jobs came under different categories, from the skilled technician to the unskilled labourer, and they included clerical
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    Be on the alert, advice by MB
    65 11 SEPANG. Mon. The Mcntri Be.sar of Beiangor, Dato Harun bin Hajl Idns; today called on settlers in the Labu Group Settlement Scheme here to forgot their political differences and work with the government to maintain peace and security. He told them to be
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    Chief Scout's visit
    32 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon.— The Chief Scout of the Commonwealth. Sir Charles McLean, will meet Boy Scout.s in Selangor at thi- Merdeka Stadium here at 4.30 o.m. on Nov. 3.
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    Pahang parade
    30 11 KL'ALA LUMPUR. Mon. The Selangor branch of the Red Cross Society will hold its annual parade on the Seangor Club padang here on Oct. 3 at 4.15 p.m.
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    Guilty plea by 4 Indons found in controlled area
    150 11 |£UALA TRENOGANU. Mon. Four Indonesians today pleaded guilty In the magistrate's court here when they were Jointly charged with entering a controlled area yesterday. They were: M. Sldelc bin Hajl Manso; 23; Abdul Kanan bin Lahadl, 22; An Jang bin Lamancior.
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    I brought the bomb under fear of death, Indonesian tells court
    624 11 AN INDONESIAN, arrested in connection, with a bomb explosion at the RAF base in Telok Paku, Changi, was under fear of death when he brought the bomb from Blakang Padang in Indonesia, the Assizes here was told today. Lemanlt
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    Sardon calls for 'truce' in transport industry
    275 11 SINGAPORE. Mon. The Malaysian Transport Minister, Dato Sardon bin Haji Jubir, today called for an "industrial truce" in the road transport industry during the emergency. He was meeting representatives of Singapore road transport workers and their employers at the Registrar of i Vehicles'
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    RUM meeting
    31 11 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon.— Th« Railway-men's Union of Malavm will hold its second biennial delegatee' conference at the St. John Ambulance Association Hall. Shelly Road, at 9 a.m. on Sunday.
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      Inner Wheel Club to sponsor fashion show
      412 12 Inner Wheel Club to sponsor fashion show CO R H E C T dressing is one of the I mosl important aids to beauty a fad Miss Janilaine quickly realised when she took up dressing designing several years ago. Since her return to Singapore after completing a four year course
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      DANGER AHEAD
      288 12 For toddlers who explore the world with their mouths A SCORE of killers lurk in every kitchen, a pharmist warned mothers recently. Bleach, detergent, disinfectant and chemical cleaners can be fatal temptations to any child if they are left in reach Mr. John Myers, chief pharmist at Edinburgh
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      NEW LOOK FOR OVERALLS
      95 12 NEW LOOK FOR OVERALLS ANEW fabric called "Carylene" bas been designed specially for overalls which are attractive to look at but also hard to wear out. With its soft, silky handle, the material looks and feels like a top quality dress fabric. Colours include geranium red. brilliant turquoise, kingfisher and
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      Pakistani women's fight for freedom
      331 12  - Pakistani women's fight for freedom LEMMY PINNA by SOME 25,000 Pakistani women are riding roughshod over the male supremacy of orthodox Muslims who would like nothing better than to see them cloistered behind harem walls. They are members of the All Pakistan Women's Association (APWA), which was largely responsible for
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      IPOH'S PLYWOOD FACTORY PRODUCING
      317 13  - IPOH'S PLYWOOD FACTORY PRODUCING HENRY PAUL By A IJKi new industrial enterprise, I lu* South* Hast Asia Lumber Corporation Ltd., with a capital of $.'i million wholly Malayanowned, is now in operation producinji plywood on nkni«er <d»tus certificate. Located on a 10-acre site in lasek Industrial Estate, the company Is
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      Malaysia impresses BDH chief
      133 13 Malaysia impresses BDH chief MR. R. E. B. ROLLO. former managing director of British Drug Houses (India for seven years, visited Singapore recently in the course of a tour ot the company's Far Eastern markets. He was on his way to London to take up his new appointment as head
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      A BOARD THAT NEVER BURNS
      253 13 A BOARD THAT NEVER BURNS ltfß. M. A. WARDLE, export manager of the I ITI British company Cape Building Products Ltd., has been visiting Malaysia to demonstrate Asbestolux, an asbestos board with great fire-re-sisting properties. Asbestolux was pioneered in the Malaysian market by Guthrie and Co. Ltd. In Singapore the
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      New Alitalia Singapore manager
      65 13 New Alitalia Singapore manager MR. ORESTE MARZAROLI (above) has been appointed station manager for Alitalia airlines in Singapore. He succeeds Mr. David Latini. who has been reassigned to Rome's Fiumicino Airport. Mr. Marzaroli. who joined Alitalia in Rome in 1960, was before his Singapore assignment station manager for Alitalia in
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      19 PER CENT DECLINE IN TRADE
      148 13 19 PER CENT DECLINE IN TRADE A 19 per cent decline was recorded in Malaya's external trade during the first seven months this year. Indonesian confrontation is a major factor. Total volume for the period is valued at $4,587.6 million as against $5,686.9 million recorded In the corresponding period of
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      128 13 U. ENGINEERS MAN GOES TO RENOLDS (above) of the Federated Engineering Co. Ltd., Kuala Lumpur, associate company of United Engineers (Malaysia) Ltd., who left for Britain yesterday to attend a training course at the works of Renold Chains Ltd.. represented here by United Engineers. Mr. Teo will be in Britain
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      AKAI DEALERS' TOUR
      60 13 This group of Akai dealers left for Japan by Thai International Airways. They will make an extensive tour of the Akai Electric factory to see how the appliances they sell are made. From left are Messrs. Wee Toon Fong, Naraindas, Lira Hai Aik, Joseph Lee, Lee Chin
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      BEATING THE BRICK TRICK
      95 13 A lorry-load of bricks, claimed to contain 4.000 was 280 short, a London County Council Weight* and Measures Inspector proved recently by counting them. This is one example quoted by the L.C.C. to show that their inspectors do not spend all their time on routine matters.
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      60 13 Singapore students successful In i this year's international advertls- I ing examinations will receive prizes from Mr. W. K. Young, the president, at a Malayan Advert is- I ing Association lunch at the Imperial Room. Capitol Theatre, Singapore, today. Plans for future advertising education courses will
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      212 12 i Straits Times Crossword ACROSS public house (7). 8. Magic herb without a flower jj. Cut off a bird's head? (4). taken In a bad mood .8). sadly mistaken view ol 9 Nothing clear emerged from thing*? (8 j 7> (6) 7 Wron 8 end of treasure chest 10. I.!
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      320 13 IflJ wjf --""J^k fl\«»_»K___ This it the story of a satisfied businessman. He had so much paper work, he was going to hire another secretary. But he got a Kodak Verifax copier instead. Now, he no longer has to dictate much of his mail. Instead, he wrote an /-c-"-\ answer
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      966 14 SITUATIONS VACANT •n Horet* Si (Mtm.)— Boa tt et». txtrm VACANCY EXISTS for Workshop Sen-ice Manager in motor firm. Applications statute qualifications, experience and salary required and marked "Workshop Service Manager' to Box A 4212 8.T.. Spore. SALES REPRESENTATIVE WANTED, must have wide knowledge in Textile ready-made goods. Cosmetics line,
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      899 14 TUITION f Word* U (Mlm.) Box $1 eta, txtrm COMPBTENT 3RD VBAR University Student giving tuition Qeoaral DC./ Biology/Chemistry Form 4 students, preparing 1965 S.& P.O. Box 24. K.L. PASS YOUR O.C.E. or School Certlficate by means of the renowned postal courses of The Rapid Results College, London. Our airmail
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      1055 14 FURNITURE M Word*-U (Mlm.)— Bom M rts. aaCra FURNITURE H. P. 'HIRE. United dbangbal Co.. J Jalan Tehran. J.B. SlOo. L FOR QUALITY Cane Furniture/ Visit Adrian's. 43ft River Valley Road, 2*674 s-pore. U.S. AWMINCS, BUHWAY Venetian Blinds/Pelmets. Contact suomaster Co.. 280 River Valley Road. B'pore. Tel: *****, *****. DOGS.
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      844 14 MISCELLANEOUS 2* Word* U (Mlm.r—Box M rts. txtro SALES A SERVICE Outboard Motors. Lawn Blowers and Wclgblns Macblncs. Kirn Seng Cheonc Ltd.. 103 Havelock Road. Slngapor*. Pbooc ***** *****. AVOID MARRIAGE FAILURE Wisely consult Asia Marrtaice Bureau. 491-A, Paya Lebar Road. Blncapore-l». Tel: *****. Stamped envelops must accompany enquiries. CMAHG
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      584 14 TENDERS PEJABAT PELAJARAN PERAK TENDER NOTICE FOR SUPPLY OF BCIENCE EQUIPMENT FOR SCHOOLS Established suppliers of School's Science Equipment are Invited to tender for supply of Science Equipment to Schools In Perak in 1964/ 1965. 3. Pull particulars are obtainable from the Office of Ketua Pegawai Pelajaran, Perak. Jalan Maxwell.
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      453 14 i PUBLIC APPOINTMENT H.B.M. MINISTRY OF PUBLIC BUILDING AND WORKS t Vacancies exist tn Slneaporw lor Mechanical and Electrical i Draughtsmen, also one at Labuan. For recruitment to the grade, applicants must: <a) Be able to write and print neatly and spell correctly la English. (b) Have an elementary knowledge
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    133 16 TifELBOURNE. Mon— Industrials A continued their firmer trend. Rises outnumbered falls two to one. Most leaders moved to higher levels led by 8.H.P., which gained 1 3 to 54 3 In heavy trading on the report that the company may make a new issue next year A.C.I. was
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    OPTION PREMIUMS
    254 16 B<>pt. 21. Thru- montns. INDUSTRIALS Boustead 13 cts. vi Cnntalnr* 12 CU. Uunlops 14 cts. M. Cables 16 cts. City Dev. 7 cts. McAlister 13 ct* E. Smelters 24 cts. M. Invest. 11 eta. r.sso 14 cts. O.C B.C. 18 Cts. Fed. Dlsp. 12 eta. r.otbmans 11 cts.
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    SHIPS IN PORT
    105 16 CHIPS lying sloriK*id* the Singaper* Harbeur wharves or expected today are: Ball 1/2. Musi Lloyd 3/4, Bllver Peak .1, Kern«ide B '9. Ventura, 13/14, Empire Klttlwake 21/22. Van' Cloon 23/24, Calcutta karu 29/30. Athene 3S/39. Maron 44, Waitakl 45. Larut N.VV. 3. Pert Swettenham Wharf Berth* WM
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    AUGUST OUTPUTS
    38 16 Rubber outputs for August: Amalgamated Rubber 1. 259. 200 lb.. Kerapaa Group 1.235.000 lb., Nyalas 65.000 lb., Kluang 116,000 lb.. Ulu Benut 70.500 lb. Malayan Cement Ltd. announced tbat Its production for August totalled 26.955 tons.
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    Exchange rates
    16 16 THE Mslsysn Exchange Banks' Ataoclatlen mi>le no changes la Its rates to merchants yesterday.
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    STOCK INDICES
    25 16 Malayan Stock Indices Sept. 19. lap! M -Industrials: 76.84 TMI Tins: 119.00 11t.7< rubbers: 100.10 1U0.7U <Dn. 30, 1963=100 Dec. 29. J 962=100
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    MARKET RISES RAPIDLY AS SHORTS COVER
    702 16 From Our Market Correspondent INDUSTRIAL shares were an active market and the turnover good on the Stock Exchange of Malaysia yesterday as the new rapiddelivery rules continued to trap short sellers from last week and earlier. The industrials index rose nearly three points. The
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    MALAYAN STOCK EXCHANGE
    837 16 BUSINESS In and reported to the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday wleh the number of shares traded in brackets: INDUSTRIALS- Bouttead (1.000) $I.3<t: C.S. Holding* 11.000) $2.03, (3,000) S. 10: Dunlopl 51.86 HI.. (5,000) SI.SB, (3.000) $1.90, (7.000) M.v. (.'..(100)
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    CLOSING PRICES
    25 16 September 21 MALAYAN RUBBER PRICE: 69; cents (unchanged). TIN: 5750.87* a picul (up 53.37 V). Unofficial estimated offering: 230 tons (up 10 tons).
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    70 16 /CHINESE Produce Exchang*. Slngav per* noon prle«t per plcul ye»t«rd«ir Coconut elll: bulk sr.lt aellers, drum $54* sellers. Copra: Sepi./Oct. UK/Continent Unquoted. Pepper: Muntok vhlte $140 sellers. Sarawak while $1371 sellen.. special Sarawak black $1071 sellers, garbled UimpooK black Jll2* sellers, ASTA $122* sellers. Singapore Ceoenut Oil Miller*
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    Tin price reaches $750, up $70 this month
    234 16 rE price of Straits tin on the Penang market yesterday rose $3.37$ a plcul to a new post-Korean War record ot $750.87$ on an offering unofficially estimated to have risen 10 tons to 230 tons. The rise from the beginning of the
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    RUBBER PRICES
    232 17 OCTOBER flnt gride rubbtr f.e.tj. doted at 6 pm. In Singapore *nd Kuala Lumpur yesterday at 691 Cent* per Ib. unchanged on Friday* doping level for the position. The tone wan very quiet. R.A.t. and F.M.R.E. doting srlces In cents per ib yesterday: Int. 1 R.S.B. prompt f.o.b.
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    EQUITY YIELDS
    255 17 THE following list of selected Malayan industrial yields is based on last sales to SaturdaySept. 19: Definition (reviled): Time* severed. The number of Mme* last year's total dividend Is covered by net profits after tax and pr.or charge*. ■■minis yield: Lam year's net profits groaned up for Malayan
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      721 17 I J I HUME INDUSTRIES (FAR EAST) LTD. POSTGRADUATE TRAVELLING SCHOLARSHIP Applications for the award of the Hume Industries (Far East) Ltd. Postgraduate Travelling Scholarship are invited from Malaysian citizens of 21 to 28 years of age for postgraduate study in ;m Australian university ln any of the faculties of
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      1673 17 UNITED PLANTATIONS, LIMITED. (Incorporated in Tbe States of Malaya). NOTICE OF EXTRAORDINARY GENERAL MEETING. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that an Extraordinary General Meeting of United Plantations, Limited will be held at The Stock Exchange (Room No. 5), Copenhagen, Denmark on Tuesday the 13th day of October 1964 at 10.30 o'clock
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      1253 17 TENDER.) PUBLIC UTILITIES BOARD, SINGAPORE TENDERS WATER DEPARTMENT: (3rd. Floor. City Hall). ca) Supply ot One 10 V Centre, 10*1. Beo. Laihe. Tender Deposit »100/ close at 2.15 p.m. on 6th October, 1964. (b) lAtocieting and Draining of Woodleign Pipeyaru. Tender Deposit S2OO Close at 2.ia p.m. on 6th October,
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      360 17 NOTICES j AUCTION SALE OF Valuable Singapore Properties, To be held at our Sales-room en Tuesday, 29th September, 1964 at 2.30 p.m. ESTATE OF SHARIFFA LULU ALKAFF, DECD. 1. No. 62 CHARTWELL DRIVE. area 3,151 square feet, t)99 years' lease, monthly rent $336 00. 2. No. 11 MALAY STREET, area
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      288 17 TENDER J.K.R. PERLIS TENDER NOTICE TENDERS irom J.K.R. registered Contractors ln Clc-s C and above will be received at the office of the Jurutera Negrl, Kedah dan Perils at Alor Star up to 3 00 p.m. of the 29TH SEPTEMBER. 1964 for:— THE CONSTRUCTION OP THREE BLOCKS OF SIX UNITS
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      INDIAN VIEW: Malaysia good for hockey medal
      338 18 INDIAN VIEW: Malaysia good for hockey medal SINGAPORE, Mon. Malaysia are good enough to win a medal in the Olympic Games hockey tounia ment next month. This is the view of India's team manager Indermohan Manajan. Mr. Manajan. who flew in with his team from New Zealand tonight (see this
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      Cagers go to stake claim
      516 18  -  NORMAN SIEBEL ON THE OLYMPIC FRONT WITH 19 DAYS TO 'FIRST NIGHT' By KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. MALAYSIA WILL HAVE A MATCH WITH INDONESIA IN ASIAN QUALIFYING TOURNAMENT FOR GAMES MALAYSIA'S basketball team flew off to Japan this morning by Malaysian Airways Comet with their Olympic
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      GARRISON'S CUP
      26 18 SEREMBAN. Mon. Sevemban I Ct;trrisnn became' the Stratum j Cup cricket champions when they received walkover Irom the Negri Sembilan Club in the final.
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      Rajamani is in line now for an Asian best
      526 18 Rajamani is in line now for an Asian best ATHLETICS 1/-UALA LUMPUR, Mon. 1V Twenty year old Perak schoolgirl M. j Rajamani. Malaysia's only woman athlete atj next month's Olympic Games, is bidding fair to rival her teammates with good running at Tokyo, writes Norman Siebel. Rajamani. who unflinchingly accepts
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      THOSE GNATS
      26 18 CLEVELAND. (Ohio), Mon. The American and Australian Davis Cup tennis teams, preparing for the weekend challenge round, have run Into their first complication gnats.
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      SUMMARY
      110 18 SOCCER Ipoh Div. 1: Ramblers 1 Cheng Wall 1. Krian Lge (P. Bun tan Malay Teachers 4 Town Board 1. B. Gajah Uf: Hospital 1 Parit Indians 0. Victory Cop (Malacca). Kilat 4 PWD-Survey 2. B. Pahat Uce: Paris Sulong 5 Taruna 'B 2 HOCKEY C. Kedah Lge (8g
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      Selangor Malays pick six
      53 18 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon.— Selangor Malays have named six players for the Tengku Abdul Rahman Cup badminton tie against Malacca Malays to oe played at the Malacca BA hall on Saturday at 5 p.m. Trey are: Abu Noh Baba. Ahmad Harnifah, Annan Daunar. Yacob Harun. Mokhtar Noordin
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      Lock icon The 'big guns' in Tokyo
      182 18 The 'big guns' in Tokyo rpOKYO, Mon Jauan. the a. Olympic hosts, will be the only nation to contest each of the 20 events in the Oames starting here on Oct. 10. The United States, Soviet Union. Germany and Italy will compete in 18 events. So will Australia if she
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      Indians open tour with Ipoh match
      263 18 IPOH, Mon. India, who are making a determined bid to regain the world hockey title at next month's Olympics, will meet a strong Malaysian Hockey Federation Vice-president's XI when they open their tour at Stadium Perak on Thursday. The match will be virtualrv a
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      INDIA WILL GET EVEN WITH PAX, HE SAYS
      591 18  - INDIA WILL GET EVEN WITH PAX, HE SAYS ERNEST FRIDA HOCKEY By SINGAPORE, Monday. INDIA'S Olympic Games hockey team have a 1 special reason for making a vow to win the gold medal at Tokyo next month, said manager Indermohan Manajan on his arrival here with the team from New
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      Seow wins trophy
      148 18 SINGAPORE. Mon. &tPphen O Scow won the Caltex trophy at the Singapore Karting Cluh meet held at Kallang yesterday He covered the 51 laps in 30 mm Results Men Class 1 ■15 lapse 1 E. Thorney 9:51.4; Cl 2 '15 lapse 1 L. Deciantis 2 T Jacobs
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      KEEP TROPHY
      42 18 SEREMBAN. Mon. Negri Cricket Association President's .XI won the Rhodes Cup for the fourth year in succession when they beat NS combined schools by 39 runs here. Scores: Schools 49 (Harbhajan 4-10 Benjamin 2-5) President's XI 88 (K. Edmonds 4-10).
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      S'PORES PROSPECTS BRIGHT
      239 18 RU6GER SINGAPORE, Mon. An "Invasion" of Selangor players, most of whom were In last year's cup-winning side, has brightened Singapore's hopes in this year's Malaya Cup Rugby champlonhlp. The Selangor players, who are already here or are expected in Singapore soon, arc Jeff Clements. Eric Floyd. Chris
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      AMATEURS READY FOR BIG REVIVAL MEET
      379 18 AMATEURS READY FOR BIG REVIVAL MEET BOXING KUAI.A LUMPUR. Mnn. I A man who believes that young Ifala.vsians have the quali- ties to take their place amorg the best amateur boxers in Asia is largely I behind the sporfs revival in Selangor. He Is Gerry Thipthorpe. a former amateur boxer
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      256 18 QT^/^m What you have to do k"1 I 1 Each day each week for Kuala Lumpur or P.O. Box jeven doys Berita Mmggu 3111, Singapore. They muit and Berita Harian will arrive before 11 a.m. on rFIT I publish this $1,000 find- Wednesday, Sept. 23. The the-ball contest. Eoch day
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      CUP TRIUMPH FOR RINUS
      52 19 IPOH trainer Rinus van Breukelen receiving from Mrs. Tan. Chin Tuan the Singapore uoia Cup wnich was won by PULAU 1 PANGKOR. In the $50,000 race over lOf at Bukit Timah on Saturday last, Pulau Pangkcr, with apprentice Sonny Lim astride, led from start to finish.
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      Pulau Pangkor could not find a buyer
      377 19  - Pulau Pangkor could not find a buyer Epsom Jeep RACING with SINGAPORE, Mon Pul a v Pangkor, winner of the $50,000 Singapore Gold Cup at Bukit Timah on Saturday, was put up for saie a week before the race— but nobody was interested. As expected, the seven-year-old gelding went, to
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      IPOH WEIGHTS FOR SUNDAY
      491 19 IPOH. Mon Weights for all nine races here on Sunday, first day of the Perak Turf Club September meeting: Cl. 3 Div. 1 6f Makyong 9.00 The Banker II 8.13 Your Highness 111 S.l! Wellman 8.12 Princess Ilina 8.11 Ssndown 111 8.11 Rainy Day 8.10 Ben
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        NICKLAUS BOOSTS EARNINGS
        148 19 PORTLAND (Oregon; Mon Jack Nlcklaus increased his earnings on the professional golf circuit to US $107,001) wnen he won the Portland open by three strokes here yesterday Nicklaus finished «un a five under-par 67 after earlier round.-, of bB, 72. and 68. His total of 275 was
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        Tennis
        113 19 LONDON: Ken Rosewall'S I four-year reign as king of the I tennis court.- ended at the Empire pool. Wembley. when he was beaten 7-j. 4-6. 5-7. 8-6. 8-6 by i fellow Australian Rod Layer In the j final of the London professional indoor lawn tennis championship. Foi the past
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        Soccer
        107 19 BELGRADE: Yugoslavia beat 1 Luxembourg 3-1 in a Group 3 ouxlif ving round match for the 1966 World Cup here. Prance are the third team in this group. In Plien, Sokolovo Prague beat Anorthosls Famagust* 6-0 in the .-iToi.a leg ol their preliminary round European Cup Winners Cup tie
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        Cricket
        50 19 NKW YORK: Yorkshire. 1963 coun;y cricket champions, drew with an all-Mar New York XI in a one-day match here. Yorkshire, who are touring the United States and Canada, scored 217 for 8 declared (B. Close 76) and the New York XI replied with 130 for four fA. King 57).
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        29 19 Buenos Aires: Argentine llgh! heawv.eight champion Gregorlo Peralta outpointed Mauro Mlna. Peruvian «nd South American champion, in a 10-round fight at the Luna Park arena. Reuter. A.P.. UPI.
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        Lower Perak tennis
        67 19 mELUK ANSON, Mon The J. Lower Perak District open Tennis championships will be held here on Oct. 3, 4, 10 and 11. There will be six events men's singles and doubles, women's atagles and doubles, veterans' singles and doubles. Entries should be sent to the hon secretary.
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        TDHA MEETING
        29 19 TAIPING. Mon. The annual general meeting of the Taiplng and District Hockey Association will be held at Kempe Club here on Thursday, Oct. 1, at 7 p.m.
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      Lock icon ATHLETICS LINDGREN'S RUN IS FANTASTIC, SAYS US COACH
      340 19 ATHLETICS LINDGREN'S RUN IS FANTASTIC, SAYS US COACH iIfALNL'T (California) Jerry Llndgren. the 18--year-old distance runner, ran the fastest cross-coun-ry race In US history yesterday. Llnagren, who will run tht 10,000 m race ror the US In the Olympic Games at Tokyo, won the 15th annual Mount San Antonio AAU
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      POLITICAL INFILTRATION IN SPORT
      482 19 lOC Chancellor warns of LONDON. Monday INTERNATIONAL Olympic Committee chancel--1 lor Otto Mayer, who resigns this month after 18 years in office, today charged that the Games have developed into a "springboard for professional sports" and politics have moved in to try and wrest control. i
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      The royal waiter
      148 19 TOKYO, Mon.— A grandson of Emperor Hlrohlto will waao dishes and wait at table at one of the dining halls in the Olympic Village. Nobuhiko Hlgashikunl, 19, a student, at Keio University, will work at the Village from Oct. 6 to 20. He will be paid 700
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      183 19 A PERFECT COMBINATION YAMAHA FIBERGLAS HULL WITH u^.,-. 4 CYCLE 55 HP HOMELITE outboard -^fiM^ 3a*< 5^ &jql y. LV 9 l^r T It ;*t^« 1 mm, Dw lifi X* tbßw Jm^^m **St**fcPß g^g^gV m^m^r _JB S This combination participated in the over a distance of 75 MILES (5 laps
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      60 19 SPORTS DIARY SOCCER IVi.,h ilmi. Services Lge: CEB B v Police (Ipoh CAH Rrd.V HOCKEY S'for Govt. Services Lg-e: Bank Negara v Inland Revenue (Pantai >. Jugjit shield: Convent v JSS (Pg. SGGS f?rdi RIGGER Club match: RMAK v Police (Alrpou Rd.. K.L.). BASKETBAM, Nejiri Youth tourney: Yu A: v
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    More Indonesians taken prisoner
    228 20 From CHEW LOY KHOON: CECURITY forces I today captured several more Indonesian paratroopers and recovered a quantity of arms and ammunition. This mm (ess follows a siwi.iy lull in the operalions here. Ilit- lirst Captures were made this morning alone the main trunk road by Security
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    Lock icon 'Thanks a million' farewell by the Beatles
    158 20 'Thanks a million' farewell by the Beatles YORK, Mon. The Beatles left here for home today after a spectacular North American tour which has earned them a million dollars. They staged a grand finale by invading Broadway la.st night— and turning the clock back 25 years. For in Times Square
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    Lock icon English for at least 10 years: Sabah CM
    112 20 TESSELTON, Mon.— Sabahs J Chief Minister, Dato Donald Stephens, said in the Legislative Assembly today that English could be used in the Assembly for 10 years from Malaysia Day, and thereafter until the State Legislature otherwise provides. A member had asked him
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    8.30 Special for Oct. 23
    84 20 8.30 Special for Oct. 23 SINGAPORE, Mon.— The grand variety show "8.30 Special," which was to have been staged on Sept. 7 and postponed owing to the curfew, will now be held on Friday, Oct. 23 at the National Theatre. Some changes to the programme will be made as a
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    LONDON STOCKS, RUBBER and TIN
    350 20 LONDON. Mon. The stock j markets have had their best day j for some time and although it was more tone than business, selective buying was on an Increased scale, with leading equi- ties attracting most attention. The latest Gallup poll was mainly responsible for
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    RUBBER
    54 20 LONDON, Mon. Spot 20--15 16d.. OCt. 20-15 16d.. Nov. 20--15 16d., Dec. 20 -sd., Oct./ Dec. 20--15 16d.. Jan. Mar 20 7 sd.. Apr./ June 20-13 16d., July jSept. 20\d.. Oct. Dec. 20 1 ,d., Jan. Mar. 20 a d.. Apr. June 20-Sd., c.l.f. Oct. 20>..d.. Nov. ao' 2
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    TIN
    24 20 LONDON. Mon.— Buyers £1435. sellers £1438. forward buyers £1425. sellers U427 1 Settlement £1459. Turnover a.m. 110 tons, p.m. 190 tons. Tone: Easy.
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    52 20 The Royal wedding: First picture CROWNS arc held over the heady; of King Constantine of Greece and Princess AnneMarie of Denmark in accordance with Greek orthodox custom at their wedding service in the Basilica of the Annunciation in Athens on Friday. In the background is Prince Philip of England. UP
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    Lock icon LABOUR ACCUSES ALEC OF BOWING DOWN TO SOEK
    210 20 LABOUR ACCUSES ALEC OF BOWING DOWN TO SOEK LONDON. Monday. BRITAIN under Sir Alec Douglas-Home's Conservative Party government had given way to President Soekarno of Indonesia, the opposition Labour Party defence spokesman, Mr. Denis Healey, said last night at Doncaster, Northern England. Mr. Healey, attacking the Government's policy of keeping
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    Postmen not to get that weapon
    87 20 Postmen not to get that weapon I^UALA LUMPUR, Mon. AY Malayan postmen will not be provided with a weapon that keeps angry dogs at bay. The Postal Department has decided that it is "too cruel." The general secretary of the Union of Postal Uniformed staff, Mr. S. Ganapathy. said today:
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    Lock icon Shastri's peace
    44 20 Shastri 's peace JJEW DELHI. Mon— Prime Minister Lai Bahadur Shastri. under severe political attack, commented In a speech that once wher he resigned from a lower ranking government Job he found peace and tranquillity and even gained weight, snastri weighs 105 pounds. AP.
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    Church bells, fireworks for Malta's freedom
    366 20 Church bells, fireworks for Malta's freedom VALLETTA, Monday. BIREWORKS, bonfires and the peal of church bells heralded Malta's independence at midnight last night. Independence came to the George Cross island after a day marked by disorders sparked by members of the opposition Labour Party. The Duke of Edinburgh represented Queen
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    An entire town flee before forest fire
    117 20 An entire town flee before forest fire LOS ANGELES. Mon. The entire population of 2.500 of the town of Colistoga was evacuated early today as a forest fire fanned by strong winds roared into the town's outskirts. "We have reports that some homes in the northern part of the town
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    Lock icon People God loves— by Billy Graham
    168 20 People God loves— by Billy Graham BOSTON, Mon. Evangelist Billy Graham said yesterday the crowds he found in bars and nightspots of Boston's honky-tonk section on Saturday night were the "people Jesus loved." Dr. Graham walked through the noisy. brightly lighted area after preaching to 13.000 people at Boston Garden.
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      41 20 Highest and lowest temperatures in Malaya and Singapore for the period 8 pjn. on Sunday to 8 p.m. yesterday: Highest Lowest Kuala Lumpur 91 75 Kota Bharu 90 73 Penaim 88 75 Ipoh 90 73 Malacca 90 73 Singapore 90 75
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