The Straits Times, 4 July 1965

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    17 1 it* THE SUNDAY TIMES NO. 1.550 SUNDAY, JULY 4, 1965. 20 CENTS KDN 1191 M.C. (P) 1006
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    Stable boy: I doped Sun Maiden
    371 1  -  LEE KIM BENQ: by KUALA LUMPUR, Sa*. i A RIDING boy employed in Major f^ Heddle's stable has admitted that he alone was responsible for Sun Maiden's condition after she won the last race on May 30, the first day of the Perak Turf
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    CAR RACE ACE DIES
    182 1 Eyewitness: Driver was thrown up 10 feet into the air By FRANCIS EMMANUEL: KUALA LUMPUR. Saturday Malaysian go-karter Ken Johnson was killed today when his MGA sports smashed into an embankment on the Rothmans stretch of the Petalin^ Java Tengku Abdul Rahman Circuit race track this
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    Baby for girl (12)
    107 1 KAMPAR, Sat. A 12 yearold girl gave birth to a boy on May 28 after having been iilleeediy raped by a labourer or. throe occasions between Ot:ob> r 1964 and April 15. 'ying a"- an Inquiry hr-re yesterday tgainsi Hu-sain bin Has in, 27. now facing
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    Study girls well, boys urged
    62 1 LEICESTER. Sat. Bot sdioo!-leavers werr urged on Thursday to get t« know the opposite sex well before marrylnc Tii c Rpv. Tom G.irdiner. rl aplain of Brentwood School told the girly: "This is a crazy i world. Those of you who reach tar in a
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    Highway bandits
    30 1 BANGKOK. Sat. Highway bandits wearing gauze bandages over their faces held up mine buses, trucks and cars in ThaiI land rmd escaped with $15,000 in caaii and valuables.
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    Doctors await royal birth
    53 1 CORFU. Sat. An 11-membr medical team arrived here by plane today from the Greek capital, summoned by Queen Anne-Marie's personal doctor. The team was called after Dr. Thomas Ooxiade said the Danish-born Queen was entering "her last stage prior to giving birth" to an heir to
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    Death at border
    27 1 VIENNA. Bat Austrian watched helpk ricrcJrr ?uar< rlown .i refugee who iriPd to Klin through tlip border'l b.irbed wire fences to Austria. A P.
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    Lock icon Boy or girl—by choice...
    60 1 Boy or girl— by choice... CAMBRIDGE. Sat.— Parents m.iv f>c able to choose the sex of their children if experiments here with 176 cows are successful. The cows have been artificially inseminated to te.«t the theory of an Indian scientist that spt-rrr .separates naturally if left Mantling in a tpst
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    Lock icon Showers of blessing
    62 1 FAIRBANKS (Alaska) Sal Things are often reversed in the land of the midnight sun Rain fell last night and because of it a baseball came could not be played. Midden and unusual diiNtstorm had caused thr «;ime to be called ofT. Rut (he rain rame. holding down
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    FIVE SHOT AT BAZAAR
    246 1 HUNT ON FOR IBAN GUNMAN Prow GEOFFREY GELDARD KU C H I NG, Sat. Fire Chinese, including a woman, were shot by an unidentified gunman at Machang, a small bazaar in the Kanowit District of Sarawak's Third Division last night. They were talking en the five-foot
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    Tengku
    139 1 ILLNESS HAS BEEN A STRAIN...HE WILL NEED LONG REST: ISMAIL By ARUN SENKUTTAVAN: KUALA LUMPUR, Saturday JENGKU Abdul Rahman will have to remain, in London for at least another three weeks for further medical treatment and recuperation. The Minister of Home Affiars. Dato (Dr.) Ismail bin Dato Abdul Rahman,
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    STOP PRESS MARGE BEATS MARIA
    83 1 STOP PRESS MARGE BEATS MARIA LONDON Mt Margaret Smith. Australia's 11 year old tennis queen, is back on her Wimbledon throne In the best u<pmi'ii's linal at Wimbledon since the war the tall, suntanned New South Wales girl, who first won the title in 1963. edged home the narrowest of
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    Dr. Ismail says it again: Quite satisfied with the outcome in London
    296 2 Dr. Ismail says it again: Quite satisfied with the outcome in London KUALA LUMPUR, Saturday fHE Minister oi Home Affairs, Dato (Dr.) Ismail bin Dato Abdul Rahman, said today for the second time this week that he was quite satisfied with the outcome of the C o m m o
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    Doctors stop her 2-year hiccups
    99 2 Doctors stop her 2-year hiccups ATLANTA. Sat. Mrs. Lucy McDonald .slopped hiccuDing for the first time tr> two years last night. It took an operation to stop them. Doctors said .she luid no; had the hiccups since the operation but. it ni not vet known whether the oi>' would be
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    School extension
    22 2 KUALA I DMPUR. Bat. The Dndang ol Rembau, Dato Arinan ,!i. today oporvd a $100.--00<> extension r>i a Malay school
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    Man jailed for $60 bribe
    59 2 SINGAPORE. Sat. A noodle manufacturer. Thong King Thong, was today jailed for four months for corruptly giving $60 to a public health Inspector, Low Peng Leong. on April 13. Thong gave the money as Inducement for Low to report favourably on the sanitary condition and
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    Indian visitor
    40 2 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. The Secretary to the Ministry of Works and Housing of Ipdia, Mr. Prem Krishen. made a courtesy call on the Minister of Local Government "»nd Housing. Mr Khaw Kal Boh, at his office here today.
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    Lock icon Papuan gets death sentence for axing a sorcerer'
    194 2 Papuan gets death sentence for axing a sorcerer' POUT MORESBY. Sat. A young Papuan has been sentenced to death for the axe murder of a village sorcerer. |IM Peruka. 22. said he killed the witch doctor. Tupota Atu. 45, because hr was terrifying villagers and had made many people die
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    Batu Pahat curfew: Six arrested
    151 2 Batu Pahat curfew: Six arrested 1 |>ATU PAHAT. Sat. Six people were arrested by 7 p.m. tonight for bivuking the 12-hour curfew nnpo-ed from 5 p.m. on ;t .•■ection of the town covering Jalan Omar, Jalan PHiiglinia Penng, Jalan Abu B.ik:ir. J;iia-i Muruimrd Akil and Jalan Bakau Chondong. A Labi
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    Don't quit now plea to SUPP leaders
    230 2 Don't quit now plea to SUPP leaders From CHEW LOY KHOON I I^UCHING. Sat. Behind- the scene moves were made today to get the moderates in the Sarawak United People's Party back to the leadership. This morning a nine-mem-ber delegation from the party's central working committee led by its vicechairman,
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    Tariff Board inquiries
    52 2 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. The Tariff Advisory Buard announced today that the Inquiries on Group B items will be opened at the Economic Development Board. Fullerton Building. Singapore, on Tuesday at 10 a.m. On Tuesday, submissions on articles of furniture, glassware, tiles and bricks, wood and timber will
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    LEE QUITS AS CHANCELLOR OF SINGAPORE UNIVERSITY
    260 2 SINGAPORE, Saturday. QATO LEE Kong Chian has resigned as the University of Singapore's first Chancellor a post he has held since January 1962 on "grounds of health." This was announced today by the iceChancellor, Professor Lim Tay Boh. during an unveiling ceremony of
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    The Kings message
    131 2 The Kings message I^IALA LI'.MPUR, Sat The Yang di-Pertuan Agong has sent a congratulatory message to President Lyndon Johnson of the nited States on the occasion of America's Independence Day anniversary. The message said: "On this memorable anniversary of your Independence Day. the Raja Permaisuri Agong joins in expressing to
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    Poison theft
    25 2 KUALA LUMPUR. Thieves vrsterday stole eight drums of sodium ;irsrn::( i $579 from the Batu Caves Estate store, about eight miles from here.
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    Ishak's fabulous old coins...
    333 3 STORE NUMISMATIST REJECTS OFFER OF $6,000 FOR ONE AND HOPES FOR $15,000 If^INGAPORE, Sat. A local numisInche Ishak bin Lambik, is bJ hoping io make a small fortune from sale of two early IMth century Spanish coins. He has already injected two recent offers for the
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    People
    435 3 The weekly Cairo magatine Ai v war >aid "despatches trom Cairo may soon announce" the marriage •>* world befcvyweighi champion ("assius Clay to an itlan waitress Al Mu.-awar said Clay tell deeply in love with Ei. a .vat Mustafa during a visit to Cairo last year and expressed a
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    HE LISTENS TO THE NEWS FROM HIS HAT
    116 3 HE LISTENS TO THE NEWS FROM HIS HAT TIIIS man is -.landing in a London street listening to the news, it comes from his hat. That bit sticking out at the back is a transistor radio and a wire hangs down on the other side and plugs into his ear.
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    U.S. student Howard learns Malay
    218 3 KANUAR. Sat Seven-teen-year-old Howard Gordon Hoople. the first American Held exchange .student sent to Prrlis. i<; learning th c National LaiiKi.. He la also looking Torward to vi.sitinc the kampong.s and sharing the life of the rural people. Howard is thr eldest 800 of Dr
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    Twist and jive in 'A? You Like It'
    127 3 Twist and jive in 'A? You Like It' IPOH. *ai— .-.hiikfsprarran play is to get the modern treatment. It will have jive and twist music. That is one of the special features of the Bards "As You Like If to be stajred by Forms Four, Five and Six boys and
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      85 3 liU B^K SbF J wl JEU I^^Lr b^m THIS I you hove NOT reod obfl conquest of space. A story S cc toid by the tpocemen rhemsilM 8y the men who were ocfuaily 1 McD.vitt ond White, the GemiatprWlU, write for the SUNDAY TlMES' today. Turn to Page 2 of
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      239 4 THERE'S A NEW LOOK TO BANKING AT THE TOOT OF BUKIT NANAS Banking has a stodgy Image. People think of dusty, barred cages and stuffy tellers. Maybe it was like that once. But First National City Bank is as bright and modern as Malaysia itself. And our new Kuala Lumpur
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    Johnson's daughter Luci becomes a Roman Catholic
    189 5 Johnson's daughter Luci becomes a Roman Catholic A S HINGTON, Sat. Luci Baines Johnson was baptised into the Roman Catholic Church at a small private service at St. Matthew's Cathedral yesterday. President and Mrs Johnson and Luci's eister. Lynda, atonded the service, held on her 18th birthday. The White House
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    Sarawak-crest shield for our engineers
    179 5 KUCHJNG, Saturday. r j|MiK ord Squadron Malaysian Engineers lefi i<>r A homo today after being honoured by the Sarawak Chief Minister. Dato Stephen Kalon» Ningkan. lor their services to the State. At a brief eercmonv at their ramp at the 7' 2 mile Kuehinß-Serian road
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    Lock icon Vandals smash Wesley's font
    49 5 BRISTOL. S.u -Vandals liave I stone bowl of r I>\ tlie tii'indei i« th* lißion .John Wm lev tool Ret H;uiliam a lull where Wesley ad his first open-air sermon in 1739. came from 8 chapel «et up by the pusior in the district Renter
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    Lock icon Flag offence
    23 5 JAKARTA. .Si,;.— Lie Sien Tnen was jailed for three fmu a .n« court for hoistme the flag of Nationalist China.— AP.
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    Lock icon 17 crew missing
    23 5 lOKYO Sh' A 25-ton Jap«n«p boat with crew of 17. v%* reported mlsvine todnv on rotucli .^ii.s off KjruKhu AP.
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    SHOTGUNS FOR BORDER VILLAGERS
    485 5 BALING. Saturday OORDER villagers have been supplied with shot--13 guns by the Government. Their duty is to see that terrorists who crossed the border don't come back. The actinpr Prime Minister, Tun Abdul Razak. said this when he warned of three threats facing the nation: From
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    Reds warn
    243 5 VIETNAMESE ARE TOLD: DO NOT BE NEAR AMERICANS JjONG KONG s.tt Vietconc nrrillai have warned the public and foreicn residents m Viuon to stay away from places frequented by American KtviCCMCB. A communique issued by the Vietconi; command and reported by the North Vietnam news agency last niuht
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      TWIN THREAT IN SARAWAK
      329 6 TWIN THREAT IN SARAWAK THE significance of the events which have rocked Sarawak In the past week can only be Ignored at Malaysia's peril and the Central Government must consider two vital factors in assessing the situation which has developed in that State. They are: 1. The quality of Indonesia's
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    Pure Nonsense
    203 6  -  BEACHCOMBEP BY In passing IT .seem.s unfair that the only ugly mechanical thing referred to as "she" is a motorcar. Nobody says of a computer. "She is a beauty." or talks about the "lines" of a giant crane a.s though it were a film actress By the way.
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    Sauces of danger
    1027 6 Sauces of danger THE MINISTER INCHE BAHAMAN. the Minister of Health, when asked if the laws governing food and drugs would be tightened up following a rash of court cases concerning harmful ingredients found in various sauces and drinks sold to the public: "It is not a matter involvrng policy
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    The stumblingblock
    613 6 WITH their p.iticnt> doctor- are MippoM-d to have a bedside manner. With the press thry are if certain exponents of medical cthii's arc to h.tvr their uay Mipposod to IHUM Ike air "I i phy-ii-ian praitiMi);; inrtmmuitu'adn. I'.im whrn d<>< tin i- bJh .i i iwl M'i\.int holding
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    LETTER OF THE WEEK
    186 6 SINGAPORE'S Prime Minister. Mr. Lee Kuai Yew. had this to say in Parliament fSunday Times. May 27 1: "Before the debate on the King's speech begins, let us make quite sure what the Constitution means. If there is any doubt. I suggest we co to the
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    ARN What you9 re really worth!
    269 6 ARN What you 9 re really worth! "Let ICS training develop >our ability and help you to a better job. With ICS you learn at home, at your own pace. Your progress is sure, as instruction is thorough and easy-to-follow. Send us the coupon below today! Moderate tees; no books
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    SONG AND STORY
    509 6 SONG AND STORY All in a room L where past is taped to present /\N the fifth floor of Federal House in Kuala Lumpur is a giant index which occupies an entire i wall of Radio Malaysia's record library. With its help the stafl can find —In I less than
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      11 6 Cough Drops^ FOR RELIEF OP COUCH SORE THROAT BMaj SMOKER'S THROAT
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      65 6 SaMcial Count, for win— atu«Mta la Oraaawakint. Social Crxn and luttrior Dacoritlon. Dtp*. 81 W* LTB SKIUCM a oat m. IT». "^^^^^^O P.O. MX If IS. SIHSAPOM I mmm^^^^^^— Wtai* lent FKEE Wok a* L 3i!lM NAfIE Arf HDfif add s OCCUPATION INTERNATIONAL CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS est. mm M«nktr el tKt
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      47 6 W L^m tmmm rsind as a -On the road 'all 'day Invsttryto fT^^^B zZzr*?"^ you must hear a few. remember that hmm%4mLJUi I ehveys &<j if you Wt o*e for mss R»eh TOO TO CUT TWE t&f'JfZ'"-^ A_, \pr«:b b/ 15% J but thats nor funny J
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    The convalescing Tengku
    57 7 LONDON. Sat. TENGKU Abdul Rahman poses for a picture in his room at the London Clinic where he is now convalescing from an attack of shingles. On the left is Dr. R. P. Pillay, the Tcngku's personal physician. Also at his bedside are Pu a n Sharifah
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    Lock icon Policeman shoots man held for raping daughter
    399 7 Policeman shoots man held for raping daughter I OS ANGELES, Sat.— J A police vice squad lieutenant fired five shots at close rarge today at a handcuffed man arrested lor questioning in the alleged rape of the olficer's teenage daughter. Carl E. Norman. 21. was critically wounded Lt. Tom O'Neal.
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    Border troops pull-out
    51 7 NEW DELHI. Sat. India sianed pulling front line troops m the Pakistan frontier ikistanl units also reported withdrawing. The Defence Ministry said the simultaneous withdrawals followed the implementation of a c "ti Thursday In tde iiuliii-P.ikt.-tan territorial dispute over the barren Rann of Kutrh on the weMcrn
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    $6,000 theft
    10 7 i Houfr In Pcnaiig Slreet early thU morning.
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    Red plot in Bengal
    59 7 CALCUTTA. Sat.—Pro-Pek-ing Cotnmunusts of West Bengal are planning an armed rebellion against the Congress Party. according to an alleged document seized by the West Bengal Government. The document calls upon Communists to .set up cells for training in guerilla warfare, to acquire arms and ammunition and
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    Barisan to hold four rallies
    54 7 SINGAPORE. Sat. The Barisan Sos.alis will hold two sireet rallies at Upper Chin Chew Street and the junction of Peking Street and Amoy Street between 7 p.m. and 10 p.m. tomorrow. On Monday, two rallies will be held between the .«ame hours at Upper Hokkien
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    $25 M NA VY ORDER TO BRITAIN
    175 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Saturday. IMIE 14 patrol oraft which the Malaysian Government recently ordered from the British firm of Vosper Ltd will cost £3 million (about 525 million). A Ministry ot Defence spokesman here today confirmed a Financial Times estimate, published in London on
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    Big pay rise for judges
    67 7 LONDON, Sat.— Britain's 98 High Court judges are to get a 25 per cent pay rise. One .nidge, «ho presides over the probate and divorce section, will get a 40 per cent Increase, bunding his salary to £11.250 < $100--00 The I .ord Chancellor, head
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    Koran reading by champ Faridah
    47 7 PENANG. Sat. The PanMalaysian women's national Koran reading champion. Hajjah Faridah binte Mohamed Saman of Kelantan. will give a Koran-reading demonstration at the Almasrtah Islamic School. Bukit Mertajam. at 9 p.m. on Monday as part of the Prophet Mohamed's birthday celebrations here.
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    New turn in row at college
    61 7 SINGAPORE. Sat. The con- troversv between the 1.000 stui dents of the Ngee Ann Coll.jge in I Tank Road and the Ngee Ann Kongsi management committee over development plans for tine college yesterday took a new turn. After a protest meeting the student* called
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    PARTY, FIREWORKS TO CELEBRATE U.S. NATIONAL DAY
    129 7 PARTY, FIREWORKS TO CELEBRATE U.S. NATIONAL DAY CIXGAPORE, Sat. Americans in Singapore will celebrate their National Day tomorrow with a reception organised by the American Association of Singapore. The reception will be held at the residence of the I.S. Consul-General. Mr. John A. Lacey. Highlight of the festivities will be
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    $13,500 diamond: Man accused
    114 7 $1 3,500 diamond: Man accused SINGAPORE, Saturday pOLICE believe that a 50-year-old man, charged in the magistrate's court today with dishonestly retaining a stolen 6.35 carat diamond worth $13,500 could help them recover other stolen property, i Senior Inspector T. S. Zaln. rjrosecuting. tolrj this to the magistrate. Mr. Tan
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      503 7 en 'Part I of an Egyptian film); Oliiunrunt, gJS Nfws jn Tliml g25 BeU CHANNEL 5 Jar-lah Bahasa Kebangsaan (reI'M 100 Opening and pro- Peat broadcast): 8.30 Mad.im •nan mnamn 5 »11 lan K u- Nawaen (Pnrt II>: 8.40 Cosmoages; 1.05 Twentieth Century— politan Dance Time (repeat New York In
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    Sailor's body to be sent home
    49 8 SINGAPORE. Sat.— Th. b of murdered American >r.iii Robert E. Holtman. will br sent back to Los Angeles on July 12 by ship. Police believe that Holtman was Uaten to death by robbers in a backlane off Hoe Chiang Road on June 22.
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    Court told of 'biackmarket transactions' in shares
    164 8 MADAME SOEKARNO AT PARTY BOMBA Y. Sat. President Soekarno raised a storm of protest in India by saying this nations leaders have strayed from the teachings of Gandhi. One of the loudest protests rame from Gandhi's grandson. Rajmoban Gandhi. 29-year-old editor of the
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    I WAS ASKED TO TAKE PART, SAYS CLERK
    860 8 IPOH. Saturday Mehar Singh, a clerk at the Commissioner of Lands and Minos office here, LoM !he High Court today that he was invited to take part in biackmarket transactions in shares. He said that the invitation was made by the manager
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    Hew I helped to trap a cneat—by a woman police clerk
    221 8 Hew I helped to trap a cneat— by a woman police clerk MALACCA. Saturday A woman ponce clerk told the Sessions Court here today how she helped trap a man who tried to cheat her aunt of Sl.OOO. Wong Chin Lvii L'» of Central Police Station. Singapore, m testifying against
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    Theft at school
    35 8 IPOH, Sal— The headmaster of the Buntong New Village Chinese Primary School. Mr. Leong Fung Nyean. reported today that 514 cash and an adding machine worth $274, were stolen from the school.
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    ROYAL 'YES'
    134 8 J^ONOOV Sat CJurcn BMmbeti haa m.uir .in exception (o her rule never to accept fUtm from tin- puhli, and has kept a patatteg «rnt her ny am.itcii' artist t. onion StlMlt. pilace spnkpsrn.in told Steni: ilrr Najnt] is glad to make an exception in the case of your
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    Election rallies
    39 8 SINGAPORE. Sat —The P«>ples Action Party will hold two Hour Lim by-election rallies tomorrow. The first rally will be at Carpenter Street at "7 p.m. and the other will be at the Hokkien Street at 8 p.m.
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    Brothels raided
    12 8 SINGAPORE. Sat. Sixt^n brothels were raided by detectives last night.
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    MBEatles now take a place in history
    164 8 Sat. The Beatles, who were recently awarded the MBE yesterday chalked their names on four giant sherry casks and took a place in history alongside Napoleon I and the Duke of Wellington. The casks are for the world famous museum of the Sherry
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    Teacher quits in protest
    59 8 BIRMINGHAM (England). Bat. High shool teacher Owen Davis will Quit his job at the end of term because his school has too man 1 coloured purills. Davit, 47-yea.r-old bachelor tcicher of mathematics and ■aid >Werday more thin half the 440 pupils at m Murdoch Secondary School
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    Five Indon barter traders held
    48 8 SINGAPORE Bat Five Ini let traders wore ;n--rrMrcl wn today by Marine Police In two >^paratr incidents. Three Indonesians, j-topix-ci i>(l Chanui tliey hail .sold 20 Imu- o: tiMi I the Rii detained off JohorelShoal Buoy huci a bale of rubber In thi
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    Govt probes that negligence in hospital charge
    398 9 «POH, Sat. The Government is taking action with regard Alliance Municipal councillor, Mr. Chew Peng Loon's allegation that a child had died in the hospital here because a clerk had delayed calling for a doctor. A preliminary investigation has found that the so-called
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    More patients now seek treatment
    194 9 IPOH. Sat. Total attendances in hospital outpatient departments has increased by four million. There was also an Increase of 100,000 patlent.s admitted to hospitals. This is based on the figures for 1961 and last year. Disclosing this, the Minister of Health, Inche Bahaman bin Shamsuddin
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    Don't try to abolish Jawi: Nasir
    290 9 Don't try to abolish Jawi: Nasir £UALA LUMPUR. Sat -The «o? lrec L or oI the °c"an Bahasa dan Pustaka Sved Nasir bin Ismail, 'today warned against any attempt to Isolate the Malay masses In the rural areas by abolishing the Jawi script. He said: "I do not understand the
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    STAY-ON HOPE FOR GET-OUT COOK
    302 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat 4 COOK from India. Abdul Aziz bin Abdul Razak. whose wife has threatened suicide if he is deported from Malaya, may be able to stay here permanently. The Ministry of Home Affairs is now considering a second appeal to allow him to
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    No confidence move by councillors
    85 9 No confidence move by councillors SEREMBAN, Sat.— Five Alliance town councillors here have asked the President of the Seremban Town Council. Mr. Lai Pong Yuen, to hold a special meeting on Wednesday to discuss a motion of no confidence in the present council administration. I It stated that In view
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    Penang shooting: 2 held
    82 9 |>ENANG. Sat— Police today tT detained two suspects In connection with the shooting of a foundry owner. Mr. Soon Kirn I Tay, during a lunch hour robbery in Sungel Plnang yesterday. Both men. described aa members of a secret society, wet* picked up at Weld Quay
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    Suspect held
    17 9 SINGAPORE, Sat. A mmpeetcd housebreaker and anxtftf robber was arrestad at trw Hot Cinema yesterday.
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    Frequent school staff changes hinder education'
    180 9 TPOH, Sat. The retiring headmaster of the Anderson School here. Mr. M. Ogle, told a speech day ceremony attended by the Minister of Education. Inche Mohamed Khir Johari. yesterday, that less frequent staff changes, especially at graduate level, were necessary for Sixth Form exDansion.
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    A mother's sorrow
    378 10 FAMILIES RECEIVE ASHES OF STUDENTS GASSED IN SYDNEY I/'UALA LUMPUR. Sat. The ashes of two Malay sian students who died in the gas i leakage accident, in their suburban flat in Sydney on June 25 arrived here today. They were received by the families of tbe vctim>.
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    Air crew ask for more money' 'danger
    98 10 Air crew ask for more money' 'danger gYDNEY. Sat. Qantas aircrews have lodged a claim for increased danger money for flying over areas of unrest. The claim, however is not connected directly with the lucent incident where a Boeing 707 bound for Sydney from Singapore reported an unidentified aircraft flying
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    Kean Siew: Front may reject expel call by branch
    269 10 Kean Siew: Front may reject expel call by branch DEN'AWG, Sat. The Jelutong branch ot the Party Rakyai, ai an emergency meeting last night, decided to expel Mr. Chew Tatt Seng, a Socialist Front city councillor ior Chowrasta. lor allegedly having "seriously contravened" party ai-,-clpline. The uranch au>o recommended the
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    Lock icon 14 YEARS' JAIL FOR FATHER WHO SEWED BABY'S LIPS
    152 10 14 YEARS' JAIL FOR FATHER WHO SEWED BABY'S LIPS A KIH. Sat. A father who sewed up his 'tiller's lips with a length of fishing line and later struck her when she cried has been sentenced to 14 years' jail for manslaughter here. Laurence Brian Hearn. 27. labourer, of Bunbury.
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    BUSINESS ON STOCK EXCHANGE
    271 10 BUSINESS in and reported to the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Stock Exchange of Malaysia yesterday, with the number of the shares traded in brackets: INDUSTRIALS: Boustead (1,000) $1.09: Cold Store < 2.000) $195 CD Es.so (I.ooo> $1.4"i; F and N ords (8.000)
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    JAIL, ROTAN FOR MAN IN EXTORT BID DRAMA
    398 10 SINGAPORE, Saturday LIEW MUN WAH, 31, was jailed for a yew and ordered to be given three strokes of the rotan in the ninth magistrate's court today for attempting to extort $22,000 from the manager of a printing press in Jalan Afifi.
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    Robbers raid Pan and Pon homes
    138 10 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat— Four men armed with daggers and home-made swords raided two isolated houses near the Hot Springs. Setapak. la.st night and escaped with a total haul of 51,065 in cash and jewellery. The robbers, working in pairs, entered the hou 40 feet
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    Don't buy those knives, police
    62 10 KANGAR. Sat. Weelcrnd tourists visiting the border town of Padang Brsar were today advised not to buy daggers, sharp knives and other weapons whlc.i are •"banned"' in Perils. This advice was given by the Perils O.S.P.C. Deputy Supt P Muzamil. following the arre I of
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      435 11 IT was on the whole an enjoy- able evening of pianoforte music we heard la.st Wednesday from Walter Hautzig at the Victoria Theatre. What piea-sed me most was Mr. Hautzig 's inclusion of a wellbalanced selection of minor I works after the interval. Far too many visiting celebrities
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      DEATH
      30 11 MR. CHAO TAI former lwtur»r of ?'nlv»r»it» of Singapore naftnti away .1M July Cortrtr l»«v»a Singapore rankrt <"n a' 4 p m 'nriav for Oioa Chu Kang Chinese Cemetry.
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    OUTSTANDING STANDS OUT AS BEST BET
    734 12 He is down a division after last start win OUTSTANDING (late v/ Fire Gold) looks unbeatable in Race 2 at Bukit. Timah today. This New Zealandbred six-year-old came with an impressive record ar<d confirmed it at Penang in May with a smart win in
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    139 12 BTSON MV I ALL BOY I'OINTKK I. UUNONG M VALUER l«. ■EMTAOC Rar« 1 I'antja.siU Ilidup Malajiia Tinsgi (iunonc I Master Valuer Pantjasila PaattjaaMa OUTSTANDING HHMiii; bikd PANAMA BOY Rar* t Thunder Bird lull\ Srout Outstandint I Nay M^< >ir .\rcenl Thunder Bird \MI s.| r\KK \MI SI. I'\KR
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    1081 12 BT. TIMAH 2nd day Race 1—2.30 Cl 2 Div l ($10,000) 6£ 1 tggll Master Valuer 'IK Lick* Donnelly 4 9 0 >F> Johnson 3 2 ***** Ilidup .Malaysia a 'Chen's S- Ml F iih-min 1 1 ISMI lin^ui (.unnni a 'Knnusi Malaysia) H dRCn B 8.13 'SFi Mitchell 7
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    STARTER FINES MITCHELL
    408 12 THE Stipendiary oiewaici* report on yesterday i> races "sSre'i: u**m Timah was slow to begin and low some lcngth>. On enquiry, it was found tiu.i Iximboiu', Timah 'HarMdXl had none into her sun odttwn backed out: Then wh.-n she tunic m again the •tarter despatched the field.
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    Retusa scores smartly
    1664 12 Retusa scores smartly MASTER AUCTIONEER BEATS OLD RIVAL FILM GOER 111 TO PAY $93 SINGAPORE. Sat. Retusa, late Killaloe, an expensive Irish importation finally broke the ice with a smart win in the Cl. 2 Div. 3— 6 f handicap at Bukit Timah today. Ridden by apprentice YusofT. Rptusa led
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    ALL THE RESULTS Badminton
    3628 13 ALL THE RESULTS Badminton PENANQ State championships. 110 m hurdles: 1 Tan Gh'e Lin 2 San Teng Wah 3 Yran Leu Tarn 16.2, 200 m: 1 l)r>mond David 2 Lsmail Ahmad 3 Anwar Bakar 23.6. 400 m heat I: 1 Salleh Nalub 2 H. H.irgan 3 JA. Carey 65.5. Heat
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    IN MEMORIAM
    31 13 IN LIVING and cherished memory j( Mr M D Samuel called to go on 4.7.60. 'Not, only today hut everyday in silence we remember" Beloved wife, children nnd grandchildren.
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    TIN PRODUCTION
    26 13 THE RESULTS of the Pahane Consolidated Co. Ltd. In Jun». 1P65. were Ore crushed 19 000 tons. Output of tin concentrates: lode 200 tons.
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    AUSSIE SOCCER RESULTS
    284 13 SYDNEY. Sat. Results of Ausiralwn association football matches played today were: \MV VdHTH Maylxld 1 Cardiff 2. l \V t fcl). DIV. 1 Cumberland 1 Polonia 2. Hellenic 4 Hakoah 6. Metro 3 Apia 1. NSW KKO. DIV. 2 Canterbury 6 Marconi 0. Sydney Aust. 3 Concordia
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    SPORTS DIARY
    211 13 MOTOK-BACINQ Tengku Abdul Rahman Circuit races <P Jaya. 9.30 a.m. and 1.15 p.m.). TffiTTHI Malaya Cup: Penang v Sifor (Ciiv Stadium. 8 p m. Forces v Perlis (Merdr>lca Stadium. 8 p.m.i: Negn v Jt Services iS'ban, 5.151; Spore v Malacca (,Jn Be.--ar. 7.30 p.m.>. Tour match: Perak v
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    Emerson won't turn pro yet
    211 13 HE WANTS TO COMPLETE WIMBLEDON HATTRICK LONDON, Saturday. I>OY Emerson, Australian winner of the Wimblex%( don tennis championship for the second year irii succession, has no thoughts of turning professional immediately. After beating his teammate. Fred Stolle, 6-2. 6-4 6-4 in a one-sided final lasting
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    Springboks lose
    25 13 WELLINGTON, Sat The South African Rugby Union team, beaten In their two Test matches against Australia, were humbled 23-« here today by Wellington.
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    Warwick rush to beat Kiwis
    98 13 r BIRMINGHAM, Sat. War- wioksh:re r.:*hed to victory over the New Zealanders after being set a 77-an-hour target of 198 in 155 minutes here yesterday. They completed their nine wickets victory with 13 minute* to spare. A brilliant unbroken partnership of 132 in 75 minutes
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    Penang women take the honours
    309 14 i» \ng. Sat.— Women athle- tes ware again in thi* forefront m :i ..ihletic championships today when they new records. •ure Di the me ■1 all the rewritten. pector Freda who broke the 100 record on Thundaj wi'ii ti ime <>' IX7, today clipped three-tenths
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    Penang's Toh scalps Kwok and Kirn
    482 14 Penang's Toh scalps Kwok and Kirn ITU ALA LUMPUR, Sat. 1V —Toh Boon Theng of Penang accounted for two of the four major upsets on the second day of the Malaysian national lawn tennis championships on the Selangor Club courts today. Boon Theng. playing cofefully Oontrolled tennis, ousted sixth-seeded Kwok
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    29 14 SEREMBAN. Sat— NijSTi beat Joint Services 4-0 in n Malay« Cup soccer match here today. ChOW '.Iw.n I:<ni Pe'.ev van Hui/en M ■loseph and O. RohUl
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    531 14 CONRAD NG and F. EMMANUEL Kuala Lumpur. Sat. BOND, driving a l.bOOcc Lotus 23- B, was a brilliant winner of the Sports Cars all-classes event on the first day of the Tengku Abdul Rahmait circuit races at Petaling Jaya here this
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    259 14 By JOE DORAI SINGAPORE. Sat. Giang Toh Chye of Serangoon District, wno yesterday had the distinction of being the fir.-t sehoo.boy to run the 400 m in under 51sec. put up another creditable performance today to w'n the 200 m in a record
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    204 14 KUALA LUMPUR, SiU. Ng Shok Keng. the 16-year-old Bukit Bintang Schoolgirl set two state and Malaysian schools records in the Selar\«or Schools Sports Council annual athletic I championships which concluded I at the Merdeka Stadium here today. She set new times in
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    JIM GRIFFITHS STARS AS SPORE CRUSH MALACCA
    263 14 SINGAPORE Saturday. AFTER dismissing Malacca for 105 runa In 157 minutes, Singapore wont on ring spree to reply with 250 for three In 17!' tn a Malaysian Cricket Association tournament match on the padang today. Wesi [ndian Jim Orifi was thr riav t
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    254 14 I POH. Perak lead 1 Krdah by 118 runs on the first day of their Malayan Cricket Asocial ion league match here today Score.s: Kedah 69 and 17-0. Perak 204-7 declared. Kedah Ist Inns: Ar.hnny AOguatin lbw Abdul Aziz Ismail 6. Omar Fiddler tin 1
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