The Straits Times, 5 July 1965

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    21 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 145,000 The Straits Times Fstd. 1843 MONDAY. JULY 5. 1965 15 CENTS KDN 1189 M.C.(P). 1005
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    'Terror road' alert
    446 1  -  GEOFFREY GELDARD Blockade after terrorist attacks Fr»« KU C H I N C. Sun. Police headquarters here this afternoon announced that as a result of terrorist attacks on Chinese living along the KuchingSerian road, extra precautions were being taken by the police. This morning, security forces blocked
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    Race crash death No. 2
    325 1 PETALING JAVA. Sunday THE tragedy-marred Tengku Abdul Rahman circuit race meeting here claimed its second death today when John Mobbs, a 26-year-oid Johore planter, crashed at nearly lOOm.p.h. in the main event, the Formula Libre. In trying to avoid a car spinning oul of control
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    Lock icon Border bandits active? No, says Thai
    103 1 Border bandits active? No, says Thai BANGKOK. Sun. A Thai semrity officer discounted a statement made by Malaysia's acting Prime Minister. Tun Abdui Ra/ak. that Communist Chinese terrorists on the Thai-Malaysia border are active again. The Bangkok Post quoted the unnamed security officer as saying the situation in the june;lrd
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    Lock icon KKK leaders blame LBJ
    44 1 FORT LAUDBRDALE 'Florida!. Sun. Klu Klux Klan leaders from five Southern Slates criud.^ed U.S. President Lyndon Johnson and the Civil Rlglns Act as a Ku Klux Klan rally here hut night. A 40-foot cross was burned when they finished. AP.
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    Lock icon Just fancy that...
    60 1 MELBOURNE. Sun. A horse sold as dogs' meat three years ago won Australia's premier hurdle race, the A £3.360 Grand National Hurdle yesterday. Halo Sun. 11-1 winner by three lengths over the 11-4 favourite Hot Sun. was brought for 26 Australian guineas by Mr. L. McManus at
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    Lock icon US battalion due in Thailand today
    187 1 BANGKOK, Sunday. AN advance party of a U.S. Army engineer battalion is expected to arrive in Thailand tomorrow, according to reliable sources. The main body of the battalion Is not expected to arrive at Korat Air Base. In Central Thailand, for another month. The
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    Lock icon Explosions in Aden
    63 1 ADEN. Sun. One British soldier wii killed and seven othrr persons. Including a soldier eight -year-old son. were slightly wounded In three grenade attacks last night. The attacks took place In Aden town and In little Aden. lon the other side of Aden j Bay. They were
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    Ghazali returns
    29 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. The Permanent Secretary to the Ministry ol Kx'«rnal Affairs. Da'o (iliuzult Shafle. returned here today from London after attending the Commonwealth Prime Ministers' conference.
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    Three die as car goes off the road
    79 1 Three die as car goes off the road K LUANG, Sun. Three people were killed when the car they were travelling in went off the road at the 45th Mile Johore Bahru Simpang Rengam Road yesterday. They were Dollah bin Sibi, 23: Mohamed SalMi bin Abbas, 22 and Abdul Kadir
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    Tengku leaves clinic today
    28 1 LONDON. Sun— Tengku Abdul Rahman, recovering from shingles, will leave the London Clinic tomorrow, the Prime Minister's personal physician. Or. R.P. Pillay, said today.
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    Lock icon Sky jump feat
    50 1 ELGIN AIR FORCE BASE (Florida i, Sun. A U.S. Air Commando whose main parachute failed to open and whose reserve chute failed to deploy properly during a Jump from 3.000 ft. made a near perfect landing, wid he was reported shaken and bruised but noi seriously. AP.
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    Unions to petition the King
    329 1 Unions to petition the King KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. An emeriiency meeting ol the council of the M elan Trades Union Congrrss today divided to send a petition containing "hundreds of turns" of workers to the* Yang dl-Pertuan to withdraw the eminent \s ban on industrial The mass petition Is one
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    STOP PRESS
    24 1 AMERICAN KILLED SAIGON, B«n. <>»« American u:is killed and six wounded in Vietnam today annivcr rv <>f l .s. declaration of iadependencc. Ittutcr.
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    M.P. is shot
    27 1 BEIRUT, Bun Di A: Hafex. of tin mental' I tee. was shot in ti;c th] a cunman v hi .ome in Tripoli yesterday.— Rrutci.
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    Lock icon 20m. alcoholics
    27 1 TORONTO about. 2{) mill: world to- of them in the U.S. according to one of tlie two cr.e:: 'A Alcoholic* Aiionvmou-. to comli m. Renter.
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  • AFRO-ASIAN AND PACIFIC DESK
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      Lock icon Big Hanoi war build-up worries the U.S.
      349 2 Big Hanoi war build-up worries the U.S. NEW YORK, Sunday. J^ WAR material build-up in the HanoiHaiphong area of North Vietnam is causing increasing concern in Washington. The New York Times reported today: "Intelligence sources believe that a large amount of war material is reaching Haiphong by sea and Is
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      Lock icon BAN ON 23 PAPERS LIFTED BY SAIGON GOVT
      199 2 1 CAIGON, Sun. The Vietcong has taken advantage of the current newspaper blackout to begin selling its j own clandestine newsi paper in the capital, it was reported today. The newspaper Dat To (Land of the Ancestors) was being sold secretly In
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      Youths take over
      32 2 JAKARTA Sun.— The Bultan of Jogjakarta has turned over the building formerly used by the USIS for its library to the local branch of the Indonesian Youth Front— UPl
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      31 2 SALISBURY. Sun— An African tribesman has found a dead elephant with tusks weighing 1161 b and 93 lb a record for Rhodesia, the Department of National Parks announced. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Ceylon eligible for aid again, U.S. decides
      114 2 WASHINGTON. Sun. The United States announced yesterday that Ceylon has again become eligible for economic assistance after the Colombo Government agreed to compensate tvo American oil companies for properties nationalised some years ago. An announcement by the Agency for International Development said talks
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      Lock icon No failure at Algiers: Soek
      43 2 PARIS. Sun. President Soekarno sand yesterday that the postponement of the Afro-Asian conference in Algiers "i« not at all a failure." "We are determined to hold this I conference in Algiers In Novem- I ber." he said. AP.
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      Lock icon HITLER IS MY HERO, SAYS PREMIER KY
      123 2 HITLER IS MY HERO, SAYS PREMIER KY TONDON, Sun. South Vietnam's new Prime Minister, Air Marshal Nguyen Cao Ky (above), was quoted in the Sunday Mirror today as saying that Hitler was his hero. The newspaper published a copyright, exclusive Interview with Air Marshal Ky made some time before he
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      Drunk driver to be shot
      49 2 MOSCOW. Sun A drunken driver who deliberately ran down four witnesses to hi: a< which he knocked down tlirre pedestnai s. ha> b" n Mil prcrd to be ."-hot. it was reported today. Four pr<'ple were killed and tee other three gravely injured.— UPl.
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      Lock icon 'Mao's missile subs now in operation'
      187 2 WASHINGTON, Sunday. ITNITED States intelligence experts are studying a report indicating China may have made major strides toward the build-up of a powerful submarine fleet. The report, as yet unverified, is that 30 Chinese-built subs, some able to launch guided mi.vslles from the surlace.
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      Lock icon Penthouse honeymoon for bride who was a man
      207 2 Penthouse honeymoon for bride who was a man JOHANNESBURG. Sun. —A2O year old British writer and hi* wife of four days, who was a man until a sex change operation in 1963, said last night they plan to adopt two children very soon. Robin Ash by. 20, married Muriel Peterson,
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      Lock icon £75 million TV giant
      42 2 lIKW DELHI preparing an am *o cover :iie country of television stations c i 16 States. 14 imior lang i and a population uf ni million. The scheme wl ■:m--ated £75 million during the next 20 years. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Famine looms in Kenya
      46 2 NAIROBI. Sun. Government njiiculs warned this week tint a food shortage may reach lain M proportions over much of KenyaAn emenrrncy slv.pment of 150.000 h corn h:<i eased the situation somewhat. Another 350.000 bays have been ordered from ;he United States. AP
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      MEMBER OF IPI BOARD HELD WITHOUT TRIAL IN BURMA
      273 2 1 ZURICH, Sun. the international Press Institute said yesterday that U Sein Win, a Burmese member of its executive board has been arrested in Burma and was being held without trial. He was the editor of the Rangoon Guardian. Mr Per
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  • EUROPEAN AND AMERICAN DESK
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      Lock icon Storm over Philip's political speech
      575 3 LONDON, Sunday XHE British Press turned the spotlight yesterday on a speech by Prince Philip on the thorny question of the future of wh.ie-ruled Rhodesia The Daily Mirror described the speech as "astonishing" and said: "It is without precedent in rr odern times for a
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      Lock icon On TV—woman gatecrasher
      65 3 On TV woman gatecrasher LONDON. Sun. A woman burst into a television .-tudio shouting :i:i apparent ium tiaint I nude in a Him Miown earlier on French painter it nrt Rousseau Viewers heard the rordi i Jt>bish" ,mil "disgusting" and "I am a member of the British public" as the
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      Lock icon Bomb truck blast: $1,300,000 damage
      122 3 Bomb truck blast: $1,300,000 damage I OS ANGELES, Sun.— Three 1,000 lb. bombs aboard a truck headed for the Navy's main west coast ammunition I depot exploded with a tremendous roar yes- terday when the truck crashed into a manui facturing plant. The driver was killed and damage was estimated
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      Lock icon Now Germany tells France: Explain
      164 3 BONN, Sunday. Germany yesterday called on France to clarify her intentions in the crisis in the European Common Market. Dr. Gerhara Schroeder. the Foreign Minister, made the appeal to the French Ambassador, Mr. Francoib Seydoux. when he received him today. A Foreign Ministry statement said:
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      Lock icon Brezhnev: Russia has enough missiles
      169 3 MOSCOW, Sun. Mr. Leonid Brezhnev acmseri the L'nited StaKs >esterday of nuclear blackmail by claiminc it has more nuclear-armed intercontinental missilethan the Soviet Union The number of Soviet missiles is "perfectly suf ficient to finish off once and for all any a«ressor or any Rroup
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      Lock icon Colombo Plan tour
      57 3 WELLINGTON. Sun. Dr. 3. C. Lee, .superintendent of techlicnl education in the New Zeaand Department of Education. -Soutii-E^st Asia to in- ipect technical education protects nstltuted by New Zealand under he Colombo Plan on July 11. Dr. Lee v. 1 1 spend about six nakl visiting Malaysi.i.
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      Lock icon Shot at wedding
      46 3 PARIS. Sun.- -A man iiml six celebration pistol shots after a wedding in the little vlilage of St. Ulien-I.f.s-Gorzr Mar Bnev. northfas' France. )ifllHll>f and a widow of 69. atching the weddine. wns ."-not cirad. A girl student of 18 badly wounded. Reuter.
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      Wheat for China
      28 3 OTTAWA. Sun.— Mr. Mitchell Sharp. Canadian Msr.i- cr of Trade and Commerce, lia.s announced the Mlt of 58 million busiieis of Canadian wheat to China.
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      Lock icon CATHOLIC LUCI: A SLAP, SAYS THE BISHOP
      135 3 CATHOLIC LUCI: A SLAP, SAYS THE BISHOP CAN FRANCISCO. Sun. The Bishon of the Episcopal Diocese of California said today that Luci Baine.s Johnson's baptism by a Roman Catholic priest is "a direct slap at our Church." The Right Rev. James Pikr said the President's daughter (above) had been baptised
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      Daughter's rape: Officer shot WRONG man
      236 3 Daughter's rape: Officer shot WRONG man FOS ANGELES. Sun. A model police officer, who took vengeance into his own hands when he saw two prisoners he beli- eyed participated in the proup rape of his teenage daughter, wounded thp wrong man. Lieut. Tom O'Neal. 41. a 15-year police veteran. opened
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      Force disbanded
      30 3 WARSAW. Sun. Poland yesterday disbanded i's internal sreuri'y force as a separate armed unit and announced there war. no longer any Internal security problem in the country. RevMT.
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    VARIETY CONCERT BY ART SOCIETY
    156 4 VARIETY CONCERT BY ART SOCIETY SINGAPORE, Sun. The Society of Chinese Artists one of the oldest art societies in Singapore will celebrate its 30th anniversary with a variety concert at the Cultural Centre on Saturday. The society will also hold a special exhibition of works by its members at the
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    No delivery of mails on Saturday
    141 4 No delivery of mails on Saturday SINGAPORE. Sun— The Director of Posts, Singapore, announced today that there will be no delivery of correspondence or parcels on July 10, Birthday of Prophet 1 Mohamed The hours of business at the General Post Office will be from 9 a.m. to noon. All
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    THIS WEEK'S FREE FILM SHOWS
    169 4 THIS WEEK'S FREE FILM SHOWS SINGAPORE. Sun— The field section of the Ministry of Culture will give free film shows at the following places during the week siartlng tomorrow. All shows will begin at 7.30 p.m. and short talks on current topics will be given by the field officers during
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    Poly union carnival
    77 4 SINGAPORE. Sun— The Sliißapore Polytechnic Students' Union will hold its second annual carnival at the Polytechnic on Aug. 7 and 8. from 10 a.m. to 11 p.m. dally, to raise funds for a union house. There will be 8(1 (fame stalls. 300 food st-ili.s. talentime show, fashion
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    SNUJ luncheon for Aussies
    53 4 The Singapore National Union of Journalists' luncheon meeting, specially oicanlsed for the visit of the Australian Labour delegation, will be held on July 11 and not July ;o a.s previously announced. The luncheon will be held at the Imperial Restaurant ißlue Room) in the Capitol building,
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    Buddhist talk
    37 4 SINGAPORE. Sun The Rev M.S. Aggadhamma, of Singapore, will j.'ive a talk In English on ■The Buddhist Wheel of Righteous ness" at the Silat Road Thai Temple at 8.30 p.m. on July 13 iDhamma Day).
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    SATA X-ray drive success in Changi
    198 4 SINGAPORE, Sunday. I THE Singapore Anti-Tuberculosis Association to- i day described its mass X-ray campaign in the Changi constituency as "encouraging." Out of a total eligible population of 13.939 In the constituency. 10.079 or 72.3 per cent were X-rayed, the Association said In a
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    CONTEST FOR TOP COMBO BAND TITLE
    114 4 CONTEST FOR TOP COMBO BAND TITLE SINGAPORE. Tues. The I winner of the five- piece combo band competi- tion. to be held at the National Theatre on Aug. 6, will receive a championship cup donated by the Berita Harlan. The competition, under the pat- I rona^e of the Yang dl-Pertuan
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    Insurance union officials
    64 4 SINGAPORE. Sun— Mr. Law- I rence Loh Beng Chye has been elected president of the Singapore Insurance Companies Employees' I Union. Other oificials are: Mr Joseph I Van, first vice-president; Mrs. Lily Khoo. second vict-president; Mr. Peter Urn Choopu secretary; I Mr. Tan Kah Lock, first assistant
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    Ani Uthiram day
    25 4 SINGAPORE. Sun— The Sivan Temple ai Orchard Road will celebrate the Am Uthlram festival tomorrow irom 3 p.m. to 8 p.m. fj
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    KATONG SCOUTS CHIEF
    106 4 SINGAPORE. Sun. Mr. Ec i Peng Liang has been elected president of the Katong district of the Singapore Boy Scouts Asso- I elation at Its annual meeting re- j cenlly at Telok Kurau West School. Other officials elected are: Vlcepresxients. Mr. Llm Soon Chye, Mrs. P. Gunaratnam.
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    Cathedral wedding
    57 4 MR. AND MRS. Patrick Neil Brooks after their wedding al St. Andrew's Cathedral in Singapore on Saturday. Mr. Brooks is the eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. John Charles Brooks. The bride, the former Miss Sylvia Florence Maricar is the daughter of the late Mtv Nancy Newman. A
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    Residents' Assn
    44 4 SINGAPORE. Sun. Mr. John Chua has been elected president of the Windsor Park Residents' Association. Other office-bearers are: Mr. Chang Soo. vice-presid-ent; Mr. Simon P. Rozario. secretary; Mr. Andrew D'Silva. as.s:/:ant secretary; Mr. Daniel Frols. treasurer; and Mr. F.C. Tan, assistant treasurer.
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    Training Assn. office-holders
    58 4 SINGAPORE. Sun. Mr. Lim Hong Keat has been elected pre- sldent of the Supervisory and Management Training Association 'of Singapore. Vice-presidents are: Miss Jean Robertson, and IIBBaTI O.C. Thlo, E. Pereira, Chew SeiiK. and Chu Chut Lum. Other officials Mr. Neo Kian Seng, chairman; Mr. Sect Leong
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    Swim pool closed
    28 4 SINGAPORE. Sun. The Mt. Emily swimming pool will be closI ed to the public for maintenance. repairs and painting commencing from tomotrow until further notice.
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    Unveiling his bride...
    36 5 ASSISTANT Superintendent of Customs, Fabian A. Pereira. helps his bride, the former Miss Joan Anne Everett, to unveil after their wedding at the St. Francis Xavier"s Church. Penang, on Saturday. Straits times picture.
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    Pirated records seized
    56 5 Pirated records seized V.INU.VPORE, Sun— A large number of pirated gramophone records were seized light in raids by the ClD's commercial crime oranch. Summons action will lie taken against stall-holders selling these discs, the police said today. "Pirates" copied six ci. originals owr.rd by locally registered gramophone company the Nger
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    Fortune-teller dies
    29 5 IPOH. Sun. A fortune-teller. Syed Mohamrd Shah. 54. »a.< i found dead on a wooden bed in J the old market in Patrick Street here this morning.
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    Police transfer
    35 5 SUNOEJ PATANI. Sun The! Quran OCPD Mr. Su Ah Teh. Will take DW M sungoi Pxtani 1 O.SPC this week from Mr H B Almeida, whn will or translerrtd u> Federal Police Headquarters
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    6,500 to be taken in as trainee teachers
    240 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. The Ministry of Education will recruit about 6.500 young men and women 1 for teacher training I next year. Of these. 4.500 will be trained as trachers for secondary schools and 2.000 U primary school teach- j er.s. High
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    One-day forum by chief education officers
    264 5 IPOH. Sun. The cruet education officers of three States in Malaya and representatives lrom the Federal Inspectorate of Scnools will hold a oneday forum in Kuala Lumpur on July 22 to discuss how i the national education 1 policy can best be implemented. Mr.
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    112 5 Manager of CEB to visit Milan, Turin I ON DON Sun. The general manager of the Central Electricity Board. Raja Z.iinal bin Itaja Sulaiman. will visit Milan and Turin in Italy when he leaves here on July 14 on his way to Malaysia, he said tonight Raja Zainal said he
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    Police officer returns home
    48 5 SINGAPORE. Sun. Acting Deputy Supt. Prltam Singh Br.ir has returned from England afie~ qualifying as a barrister-al-law <U Lincoln's lan. A former part-time Jaw student here, he had been away for seven mouths. He Is now an adjutant in the police advanced training school.
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    GOVT PLANS TO LIFT TEACHING STANDARDS
    303 5 GOVT PLANS TO LIFT TEACHING STANDARDS KUALA LUMPUR. Sunday. J^HE Minister of Education, Inche Mohamcd' Khir Johari, today announced plans to introduce specialist courses in all the country's teacher training colleges to raise the standard of teaching of all subjects in schools. He was speaking at the opening of a
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    Student queen
    37 5 PENANG. Sim A prrtty 17--year-old student ("Hi Jam bintr Paltaruddm. v. a* crowned 'Puteri Umno Gluroi L'nuvj Glueor queen 1 in a sarong and krbaya beauty contest at last night Sungei Glugor Umno lun fair.
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    26 French dancers to perform for King and Queen
    206 5 26 French dancers to perform for King and Queen KUALA LUMPUR, 1V Sun. A full com- pany of 26 French 1 dancers of the Grand I Ballet Classique will perform here from July 11 to 14. A gala performance will be held on July 12 for the King j and
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    Ministry of Culture job changes
    94 5 SINGAPORE. Sun Administrative changes Involving two top posts have been made in the Broadcasting division of the Ministry oi Culture.. Mr. Jonn Duclos. head of the division, lias been transferred to net as permanent secretary to the Ministry at City Hall. He is under-studying Mr.
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    Pledge to protect Chinese education rights
    308 6 Pledge to protect Chinese education rights PENANG, Sunday. rpHE MCA national education sub--JL committee would protect Chinese education rights allowed under this country's constitution and the Government's education policy, its chairman, Mr. Liang Juen Chew, pledged today. •'We will not forfeit such legitimate rights. We will fight to the last
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    100 women join the Kelantan V-Corps
    93 6 KOTA BHARI Sun. About 100 women at Kampong Kuala Tiea. Tanah Merah district, have joined the State Vigilante Corps. They were the first group of women in the State to join the corps, which has 80.000 members. The supervisor of the State Vigilante Corps.
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    Police to act against vandals
    112 6 SINGAPORE. Sun. Police today warned that seri- 1 ous action would be taken i against vandals who write or draw obscene words or pictures In bus shelters, lifts and walls of public build-, Ings. 1 The police secretary. Mr. T. Chelliah. .said: 'All divisional dolicr.
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    Joint fun fair
    34 6 DUNGUN. Sun. Dungua Scouts and Guides are to hold a fun fair a; the Merdeka Hall d«dans here <>n July 23 to rain* i funds for buying medals and tmiri cs.
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    Readers give $416 to help Madam Wong
    196 6 SINGAPORE, Sun— More donations for Madam Wong Ah Tap and her 12 children have been received by the Straits Times, bringing the total contributed to i $416. Madam Wong's husband, a trisha peddler, died about a month ago. She is due to have
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    'Causeway difficulties for tour men in S'pore
    229 6 'Causeway difficulties for tour men in S'pore SINGAPORE. Sun. The Chairman of the Singapore Tourist Promotion Board. Mr. K. M. Byrne today confirmed that tour operators in Singapore were facing certain difficulties when organising trips for tourists across the causeway. He agreed with "operator" who asked in a letter to
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    $14,000 cheques
    39 6 IPOH. Sun. The Minister of, Kdutation. Inch* Mohamed Khir Johari. yesterday presented two cheques, each for $7,000. to the Chinese primary schools at Aycr Ka'.a and Kota* Tampan in the T<enggong area of the Upper Peralc district
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    152 pirate taximen fined in Singapore
    78 6 152 pirate taximen fined in Singapore SINGAPORE, Sun. Police today announced that 152 "pirate" taxi operators had been arrested and charged in court so far this year. In its latest operation endIng on July 1. the Traffic Police arrested nine operators and detained two vehicles abandoned by two other operators.
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    Jurong estate cinema plan
    72 6 I SINGAPORE Sun The Housing and Development Beard has called for tenders to build a '-inema at the Jurong Industrial Estate as Dart of iu> plan to pnv vide entertainment and other 1 recreational activities for the workers and residents living in the area. A board
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    200 6 S'pore student missing from home SINGAPORE. Sun. —A schoolboy. Lim Cher Tuck. 15. has been reported missing from his home in Kirn Keat Lane sine? June 22. His father. Mr u rn Mi nX Chun, a b;; today. "Cher Tucr. left home before Ri he seemed a little bl ried
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    Good service award
    47 6 SEREMBAN. bun Two tlvll' ian employers ol the B: .\.-fi Army here ha\e received "good service" testimonials Irom 'tv Commander. Mr Forces, Lieut. Gen- 8 Jolly. They werr Mr Ben DCrua and Mr. P.M I ith havi served In the Brrish Army sinc< 1945.
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    39 6 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. Th« Yarn; di-Pertuan Agong and tin acting Prime Minister, Tun Abdu Razatc. have both sent congTBtula tory messages to President iDr Raul Leoni of Venezuela on the o» ra.Mon of that country's nations day
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    314 7 Govt not depriving rights of others, says Razak KULIM, Sunday. THE Central Government was not depriving non-Malays of their rights by helping the Malays with special privileges, the acting Prime Minister, Tun Abdul Razak, said in Merbau Pulas yesterday. "Those special privileges for the Malays are included in the country's
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    Muslim women to build welfare home
    146 7 Muslim women to build welfare home SINGAPORE. Sun. j The Muslim Women s Welfare Council is going ahead with plans to set up a home to serve as a temporary place of shelter for people who have to leave their homes. These DeoDle will be allowed to stay in ihu
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    LANGUAGE RESOLUTION FOR SELANGOR ASSEMBLY
    197 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. V RESOLUTION by R.na Zulkifli bin Raja Borhan < All-Port Swettenham .seeking to conduct all Selangor Government bu>ine.ss in the national language "as early as pos>ible" Is among eight resolutions scheduled for the State Legislative Assembly meetIng here on Tuesday The assembly
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    22 7 KAJANG. Sun. Inche tdris tv.n Ksmaruddin. formerly nf Sahak Bernam. has been po>t*>d hor« at *n AsMstant District Officer
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    Fun at the fair
    65 7 r*HE Tom binte Abdul Rahman, wife of the Minister of Education. Inche Mohamed Khir Johari. trying to toss a one-cent coin into a small bottle submerged in a large jar of water at the food and fun fair at the Specialist Teachers' Training Institute in Kuala
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    Army union decides to join NTUC
    128 7 SINGAPORE. Sun. The Army Civil Service Union, the largest of the four armed services unions in Singapore, announced today that it had decided to affiliate with the National Trades Union Congress. The union's president. Mr. V. R Balaknshna. in a statement, said that the
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    64 8 N I'm* M IMbmm THE CHILDREN OF lai» Martini IM Swe. Sim PI A.M N thank* TME FAMILY OF M* At QIIHI Kirn lohn crat»f'il> 'haik a: MCM of <«ndo)»n<-» -»«tr-v miM r• Ann*- or." ant »"»n<lar fuatral on FmtM TNI FAMILY of 'h. lat» Mm. P»l»rup!llfti tmiW 'hMr
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      638 8 The major countries producing and using rubber are agreed that action is m aiy to offset the predicted gradual decline in puces. This unsurprising appraisal of the future has been reported to the UN. Coni'eienre on Trade and Development Dy a working committee of the International Rubber
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      282 8 The Thai bolder Communist*, having lain low for so many years, will not casually resume their insurgency. A small and alien band of defeated terrorists, they would I have everything to lose and nothing to gain from a return to arms not co-ordinated with operations elsewhere. Therefore Tun
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      Gifts Of Sight
      236 8 Aid with a difference ar- rived fro-n New Zealand yes- terday. Instead of ofTering money or training courses or new buildings, a specialist j air force team is offering the prospect of sight to as many blind people as it can treat in just under a month
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    China shops in Sweden
    373 8  - China shops in Sweden ROLAND HUNTFORD by A CONSORTIUM of Swedish engineering firms has signed a contract to supply China with mining equipment worth £2.500,000. This is one of the first concrete results of negotiations that have been in progress for the past year or so. Swedish businessmen have been
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    LEARNING MALAY-103
    438 8  - LEARNING MALAY- 103 YUNUS MARIS 8y M.A. University of Malaya INTERROGATION: KAH icontd I The MMPM to questions whose tccond part U VERBAL depends, among other things, on bow the questions are asked and the verb or verbs used lit the questions For Instance, for the lollowlnp questions the answer
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    A United Nations drive for sex equality
    614 8  - A United Nations drive for sex equality M.S. Wilde by GENEVA. Sun SPELLED OUT IN DETAIL THE UN General Assembly in 1963 adopted a "Declaration on the elimination of all forms of racial discrimination" which has served as an inspiration and a moral, if not as yet legal, basis for
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      319 8 rrniK Perm«uicnt S«creX tary. Ministry of Education in his reply on the Question of honours graduates in the teachine service, mentions honours degree graduates who have specialised in philosophy or sociology Let us not draw red herrings across the discussion, but concentrate on English, history and eeoeraphv
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      'Private' taxi
      114 8 rpHE plight of the private A taximen is worsening. Something must be done to solve their problems. Many of them were formerly unemployed. These people finally sought their livelihood in the form of operating private taxis. Other taxi operators point out that the pirates do not have licences,
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    Former judge sues Govt
    280 9 REMOVAL FROM OFFICE AT 55 'VIOLATION OF CONSTITUTION' KUALA LUMPUR, Sunday. A FORMER High Court judge, Mr. H. Shepherd, has filed a suit against the Government seeking his removal from service to be declared null and void. Ho stated in his claim that he was only
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    EX-OCPD CLEARED OF ACID CHARGE
    133 9 EX-OCPD CLEARED OF ACID CHARGE A LOR STAR. Sun.— Th<\ former Jitra OCPD. Gurnatban Singh, and a former theatre manager, (hen San Kai. were today acquitted by the High Court here on a < hargf of abetting three men in causing grievous hurt with formic acid to a businessman. Lee.
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    rA bridge completed
    30 9 KAJANG. Sun. The 21«t rfrntori.il Arm\ Engineers rja»p unit a UO-root bridge across the iempnyih River for the people of tampons Jenderam Hilir. 12 rules from here.
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    Offer by four to sell old Spanish coins
    306 9 Offer by four to sell old Spanish coins |(UALA LUMPUR. Sun. Four people with ancient Spanish coins for sale turned up today following Inche Ishak bin Lambik's disclosure in Singapore yesterday that iis two Spanish coins dated I*o4 and 1806 were offend $4,000 and $6,000 respectively. Three of them are
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    Rotary plan to help students going abroad
    132 9 KUANTAN. Sun. The Kuantan Rotary Club ha, proposed the setting up of a vocational guidance board to advise students go- Ing abroad. The prooo.sal «a» made ov the club"s new president. Mr. Jack Chan, at his Installation dinner here last night. He said:
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    VIP who will get a 'lowly' pay
    147 9 LONDON, Sun— Surprise at the "lowly" salary offer to the new manager of th« tin buffer stock for whom the International Tin Council is advertising, is expressed by the City Editor of the Daily Express. He says the buffer stock manager Is a
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    Lock icon Tourism committee
    31 9 BRUNEI TOWN. Sun. Thirty businessmen. Including managers of local banks, hotels and airlines. thLs week appointed a committee to prepare a draft constitution for a Brunei Tourist Ascociation. U.P.I.
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    'S.E. Asia's future hangs on battle in S. Vietnam'
    231 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. The U.S. Ambassador. Mr. James D. Bell, today said that the future of South -East Asia hangs on the battle to preserve the freedom of South Vietnam. He was speaking over Radio Malaysia on tbe occasion of American
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    Allegation against Sheppard denied
    304 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Sunday. rrHE Minister of Welfare Services, Haji Abdul Hamld Khan, today described as "entirely untrue" an allegation by the Penang and Province Wellesley Muslim Welfare Association that the secretary of the Malayan Social Welfare Council. Haji Mubin Sheppard. adopted a "discriminatory attitude" towards Its
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    Reminder for workmen
    60 9 SINGAPORE. Sun— The Ministry of Labour here today reminded workmen that if they were injured in the course of work, they should repor' vjch «r--ridents to their employe; •even days "It is important that accident* are reported by workers to their emplover.s because failure to do so
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    Stadium Negara bans wrestling after riot
    171 9 Stadium Negara bans wrestling after riot ITUALA LUMPUR, 1Y Sun. Stadium Neg a r a authorities have banned wrestling following a riot in the stadium last night in a programme featuring veteran wrestler King Kong. Unruly spectators jumped over the barriers and hurled bottles, glasses and chalr.-> at King Kong
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    Housing Board visitors
    55 9 SrNOAPORE Sun— The Danish, Amba.vs.icior 10 Malaysia. Mr K E. Willium.vn. w.il dm 'he Sings- i pore Housing and Development Board la Alexandra Road at 11 I am. tomorrow On Wednesday. Mr. Prem Kn.shen. secretary to the Government or India. Ministry of Works and Housing, will visit
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    The Straits Times Group to instal new presses
    149 9 SINGAPORE. Sun Tht Btraits Times Group Is to instal new machine*, in mgapore and Kuala Lumpur offices to ensure quick and effective delivery of its newspapers to Malaysian homes This was announced today by Mr. L. J. Holloway. the company's assistant general
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    Govt to get survey report next month
    118 10 Govt to get survey report next month IT UA L A LUMPUR. 1V Sun. The full report of the manpower survey earned out by the Department of Statistics in March will be submitted to the Government at the end of July. A department spokesman said today that the information gathered
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    Scouters meeting
    20 10 DL'NUfN. sun.— The Distr.r Scout Committee will mwt in rhp District Officer's confeience room here on July 17.
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    Rich tin deposits found in 600 acres in Perak
    142 10 IPOH. Sun. lnvestiga- tion into the tin potential in Malay reservations in Perak is nearing completion. Of the 34 reservations totalling approximately 4.J.000 acres in the State, about 600 acres wern found to contain rich tin deposits. No mininr operation has
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    Ship cocktail
    45 10 SINGAPORE Sun Captain S Kodama. skipper of the Javanese Government training ship. Hokuto Mam. will give a corktail party for Government and shipping officials aboard the stun from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. on Tupsd.»v the pvp of the ship's departure for home.
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    Durian glut
    348 10 IPOH. Sunday HALF A MILLION ON SALE EVERY DAY THROUGHOUT PERAK T)ERAK is experiencing the biggest -L glut of durians this season According to dealers nearly half a million durians are dumped for sale each day throughout the State. The biggest amount come from the Parit, Taiping and
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    New PAP branch in Muar
    69 10 New PAP branch in Muar VI UAR. Sun. A PeolT* pies Action Party branch is to be formally opened here soon. A seven-man pro-tern committee headed by Mr. Lee Cheng Koh. a businessman. ha.s launched a membership campaign. The 60-strong People's Progressive Party branch at Bakri new village, eight miles
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    A visiting skipper: Singapore a costly port
    235 10 A visiting skipper: Singapore a costly port OINGAPORE, Sun. Singapore is an expensive port. accordIng to Captain E H. Boye. skipper of the modern cargo liner. Ancona. which sailed in here on her maiden voyage, from Europe to'the Far East. This was because the port lh-ed up tn its reputation
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    41 10 BATU GAJAH. Sun Mr. Tan Cheonn Yin ha> been rr-elected president of the Old Pupils Association Of thr Sultan Ytlsul School here. Mr. D. M. C. Dorairai U vice-president. Mr Joseph Raia iH-crctarv and Mr. Oian Wan Choon treasurer
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    Minister urged to revise the pay of field information officers
    202 10 SLREMBAN, Sun. Minister ol In- formation an d Broadcasting Inche I Scnu bin Abdul RahI man. has boon urgod to rpvise tho pay of field information officers. The president of the 1 Information Department Staff Union. Mr. R Sada- sivan.
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    LEE LEADS DRIVE FOR VOTES
    219 10 LEE LEADS DRIVE FOR VOTES Hong Lim bg-electinn SINGAPORE, Sun. Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, secretary-cone-ral of Ihe PAP and Prime Minister of Singapore, today led an hour-lone house-to-house campaign in Hong; I.im to win votes for the by-eler-tion. Mr. I.cc wa« a<<ompanied by party radre* as he tntirrct Nankin Street
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    Industrialisation a failure—Barisan
    193 10 Industrialisation a failure Barisan SINGAPORE. Sunday. I »yHE Singapore Government's industrialisation i A policy came under heavy fire last muht from the Barisan Sosialis in the current Hong Lira byelection campaign. The BarLsan candidate. Mr Ong Chang Bam, speaking at a rally at Hong Lim Gree:,. i the Governmni*'- industrialisation
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    72 10 Ferry across Sungei Krian suspended PARIT BUNTAR. Sun. The Government ferry service across the Sungei Krian has been suspended owing to a breakdown. Motorists travelling bftwrpn Pant Buiitar and UK south Krci.Mi town ot Bandar Bahru will now liavr to v.>« the road through NibonK Tebal Pedestrians and cycllMj may
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      947 12 I HOUSES LAND FOR SALE 1% Word* <« (Min.t—Box it rtt rxi'o PREWAR BUNGALOW 8 Rooms 9.82S nq.ft. vacant possession freehold Grylang Road Ml Lorong 33. Telephone Spore *****. CRESCENT ROAD single-storey post-war bungalow. 3 bedrooms Vacant po.'te*Mion. Apply Box A 4694 8.T.. (Spore). CAPITOL PARK "tve-Bedroomed s. mi-l>euchrj Bungalow
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      948 12 VEHICLES FOR SALE It Word* it (Mim.r—Box tt eti. txtm ROVER 78. IMS. Insured to Mar 196 A Taxed to November 19«4. Oood roodition. Two European owners. Phone Singapore ***** 4.30 p.m. onwards. 19*3 VOLKSWAOBN. 1961 Jaguar 2.4 O/Rekord. 1960 Singer. 1950 US Dauphlne, Holden. 1937 r" 500. 1956 K
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    1118 14 THE table of shares on the x Malayan Stock Exchange shows last business to June 26. (A) and last business since that date IB) with H and L standinc for Highest and Lowest business for 1964 and this year to date. IMOUSTRUU C A- 15.50 AIM Bricks 15.50
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    CLOSING PRICES
    28 14 Rt'BBtR TIN (perlb.) (pcrpicul). June 28. ;i'jcU. $705.75 29. 71'icte. $698.75 30. 71 cts. $70>.87U Joly 71 cte. $715.-'5 2. 70 s MCts. STilx:', 3. nUM
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    149 14 r THE General Services Administration has announced the sale during the second quarter of this year of 27.023 long tons of rubber from the U.S. national stockpile. It said that that total Included 9.023 tons released for use by U S. Government agencies. G.S.A. said that
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    Car output is up 15 per cent
    127 14 La -t week -pr jtion schedule rai.-.e^ U.d. ..iriustry output for the calei year to cars, up 15. per cci.--4.528.438 assembled a year earlier, according to company reports. June's record production totalled 899.117 cars to top the previous high of 777,119 set In
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    DOLLAR RATE
    53 14 T"HK present rale of thr M.ilav.in dollar against the pound sterling ti\rd on November 24 U*t year is Selling IT OD is. 3 13 16d. Buying TT 2s. 4 1 IM. Buying OD 2s. 4<;d. The dollar is at its statutory middle position in relation to its range
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      771 14 LLOYD TRIESTINO TRAVEL TO THE CONTINENT OF EUROPE AND TO THE UNITED KINGDOM VIA ITALY m.v. "ASIA" Soiling from Singapore 27th July. 1963 m.v. -VICTORIA" Sailing from Singapore 24th August, 1965 LIMITED ACCOMMODATION AVAILABLE FOR BRINDISI, VENICE TRIESTE via Bombay, Karachi, Aden Port Said Special Concessional Rail Sleeper Tickets rtem
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      221 14 MALAYAN STOCK INDICES June 28. June 29. June 30. July 1. July 2. Juiy 3. •Industrials: 66.16 64.83 64.89 tifi 27 66.53 67.49 Tins: 8:. 90 79.46 79.28 83.19 83? 1 83.95 rubbers: 101.87 101.83 101.83 102 98 10XM 102.98 Dee. 30. 11*63 100. Dec. 1962 100. IHMIM MfS \\\OI
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    MALAYAN SHARE MARKET REVIEW Falls and rallies on the stock markets
    2132 15 MALAYAN SHARE MARKET REVIEW Falls and rallies on the stock markets From Our Market Correspondent JT was a difficult market on the Stock Exchange of Malaya last week with buyers and sellers not seeing eye to eye on prices. There were falls and rallies and at one tlr-n the market
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    43 15 -the Malayan fxshang* Bants' In Its rates to merchants on Saturday (all rates to 1100): Islllng TT sr OD rsady: Holland Guilders 116 7/4: Swiss Francs 140 5/8; Bslaian Franet 1606: French Frsn*t ISS 7/8: Italian Lira *****. Oannh Kroner 224|
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    H.K. RATES
    38 15 r\N tne frtt siehsngs msrkst In Hong Kong on Saturday the U.S. dollar wai quoted at 5.761 for T.T. and 8 78 for eath. Sterling waa quoted at 16 and en* tssl of gold at 28S|.
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    12 15 The British banlc rat* Is unchanged at *ix per cent
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    SHARE MART REVISED QUOTATIONS
    671 15 rE following is a complete list of revised quotation*, for the week ended on Saturday July 3. INDUSTRIAL! Alex Bricks 15 30 Houatt-ud 1 OS B.M. Truite* a So C.B. Holding! IVI C T.B orda 37/tt Dunlopa 1.21 Eaao i At Csso d<-o 1.01 Kan Smelt.
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    Tin price is down $10.62 1/2
    872 15 xaaaHsi AFTER Its recent rise the Stmlti tin price In Penang rrnctrd sharply on Saturday falling by $10.62* to $714.25 per picul. This represented a net gain on balance on the week of $11.50. The price started the week at $705.75. but on Tuesday
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      685 15 THE BANKRUPTCY I ORDINANCE (CHAPTER 11) NOTICE OF FIRST MEETINGS NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN that the First Meeting of Creditors In the undermentioned cases will be held on Tuesday, the 20th day of July. 1965 at the Official Assignees Chambers. Top Floor. High Court Building. Singapore:— Bankruptcy No 26/64 Slong
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      509 15 TENDERS 1 JABATAN KERJA RAYA PERAK. TENDERS for the Supply and Delivery of Cajt Iron Valves for J.K.R.. Perak for period Ist August 1965 to 31st July. 1966' will be received at the office of the Jurutera Negeri, J K.R., Perak. Ipoh up to 3.00 pm. on the 15th July
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      255 15 TENDERS I KENYATAAK TAWARAN J.K.R. Tawaran uanpada Pemboronga yang berdaftar di-J.K.R.. dl-daiam kelas "D" Kepala V dan ka-atas akan di-terima dl-Pe ahat Jurutera Negeri. N. Sembi.a.'i rungga Jam pukol 12.00 touch nan pada 14hb Juiv. 1965. untok: MKMBEKAL DAN MENOANQKL'TKAN BATU2 PEJAL DARI KILANO BATU DI-BATU 29 JALAN SEREMBAN TAMPIN.
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      375 16 MARGE WINS TITLE WITHOUT DROPPING A SET! LONDON. Suncay. MARGARET SMITH oi Australia (pictured above), who beat Brazil's Maria Bueno in the women's singles final at the Wimbledon tennis championships yesterday, did not drop a set in recapturing the title. She lost only 21 games in six matches. After her
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      80 16 Thomas Cup: No Challenge Round in 1969-70 LONDON. Sun. llerbrrl Seheele. the sevrrt.tr> ■>( the International Hadtninton Irdrraoon. ronlirmed xestrrrt.n that the ha Hence Round in the Thorn/- Cup would be il'olishrd after thr 1966-u: I'liniprtitimi I lir first imprt.tii.n fur nliirh there will l>e no lt.il Irnee Itmind »ill
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      164 16 LONDON. Sui Ci'.v- .>! play .scores in yesterday. s cricket .r.v Bath: NotU 242 (M Hill 44 H. Moore 6o M. Smedley 60 F R.im■qr 5-60 W. Alley 4-43' v Somer.srt. Northampton: Northant.s 28C--7 'M. Mushtaq 48 P. Watts 58 n.o.t v New ZeaUndfr.s (nlchevter: South
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      1676 16  -  tpsom Jeep RACING wun gINGAPUKh, bun. Inky Kongsi's" Hard Love followed up 1 his recent success at Ipoh with a smart win in the main sprint here today. Ridden by Lyall Harbridge. Hard Love led all the way over 6f to win
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      100 16 mi \i root n.5.....;ii ut No. i<t:u:i ,s»ii...ii!ii :nd No. iiuoKi, isii.;>:ii 3rd Xo. IMMI i 5."..787 i SlarUrs ISI.UOU rach i N..--."IK^IO mm SSMti UM79 Consolations 197 M rach I \c.v ;hdm:; MStU 181S»K .'9JKHI lI.ICX ■^mtt«;{ *****U Utm Special Prizes (fMI racln: Nov. *****1 I7IJWI I
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      ODLOZIL IN GREATEST MILE WIN
      479 16 Snell finishes seventh in race of eight under-4min runners LONDON, Sun. The greatest mile race ever seen in Britain ended with eight men breaking four minutes and victory to Olympic 1.500 metres silver medallist Joseph Odlozil .ii Czechoslovakia in 3min 56 8 sec. here yesterday.
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      34 16 BRISBANF Sun Wmtrrui won the Doomben Ten Thousand yesterday to become th» lirst horse to tike the StradThe 56.V000 S'r;iabroke and the $97,000 Doomben Ten sand are Q <t mrtata
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      472 16 THE PORT OF SINGAPORE JOHOR AUTHORITY j.K.R. TENDER NOTICE truih in imki mini E nd I'Koriii I MOHAMF.D'S 'KH Reti-eied Contrac- 1 BlKlill>\\ Killl Itttl :c.eive i at the Office vniiiT t« iiLuii'v r-.ivi- 'KR. that tl mi Prophet Mi hday lON OK K C. BOX Saturciav. mill Jul\ I
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      422 16 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS THE PORT OF SINGAPORE AUTHORITY VACANCIES ■liana a.c invited from ii citlxens for appoininipnl a* Police ("on>i;ibies in the Author;:- Tf Appla-aiius must <a> br lynwn 18 and 25 yr.ir* <■; an'- and of Kood chanctar; 'hi i»m Form IV in a Government or Government- Aided School: (c>
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      717 17  -  FRANCES BOEY and FRANCIS EMMANUEL MERLYN-LOTUS BATTLE MAKES FORMULA LIBRE A THRILLER FOR 32 LAPS... B y Kuala Lumpur, Sun. Hasegawa wins main motor-cycles event JJODNEY SEOW, driving a Merlyn Mark-7, won the Formula Libre, the main event of the Tengku Abdul Rahman Circuit Races which ended at
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      53 17 PARIS. Sun. Pedro Rodriguez of Mrxiro. and Jean Guichet (Franrn today won the Rheims 12-hour race in a Ferrari. World Grand Prix champion. John Surtees and Mike Parkes. both of Britain, were Heond in another Ferrari. Third were Willy rind Jean Beurlys of Belgium. tI.M)
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      52 17 IPOH. Sun. Anderson School Old Boys regained the Martin Oalc Shield when they beat the I school in their annual athletics I match here today. The star of the dfl v was Old Boys' Leong Slew Loong who won four events 100 metres short put', discus
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      SINGAPORE THRASH MALACCA
      417 17 SINGAPORE THRASH MALACCA SINGAPORE, Sunday. SINGAPORE took the full points ten points for an outright win and two bonus points for fast scoring— from their Malaysian Cricket Association League match against Malacca, their arch rivals in the south. Singapore won by an Innings and 32 run.s when the match ended
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      Aziz Hamid takes 10-89
      57 17 MALACCA. Sun. Malacca bcu Armed Force* by five wickPU hrre today to niter file final of the Rulers Shield competition. ■Mm: PorMi 10S (Abu Biiknr 36. Rritnli 5-28. Aziz Hamirl 4-57) and 95 (Aziz Hamid 6-32 >: Malacca Malay* 173 'Ismail All 58. Ahu Baku Said
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      SCC WIN
      39 17 SINGAPORE. Sun. Singa- pore Cricket Club beut Indian Association by eight wickets in their annual cricket match for tbe Ghandi Cup at Balestier Road today. Scores: I. A. 146-8 dec and 78: SCC 192-5 dec and 33-2.
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      BOYCOTT OUT
      42 17 IXDNDON. Sun. Geoff Boycott, the Yorkshire opening batsman, is unfit for the third and final cricket Tost betwpen England and New Zealand s-tartuig at Leeds on Thursday. Boycott injured a shoulder in the match against the South Africans.— Reut«. j
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      Policemen chase runs and win
      294 17 Policemen chase runs and win STONOR SHIELD KUALA LUMPUR. Sun.—Sel»ngor Police responded strongly to a challenging declaration by Selangor Indian Association and won by six wickets in the Stonor Shield Cricket competition at Depot today. SIA batted first and were all out for 170 iDevaraJ 35. K. Pathmanathan 33. Haracharan
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      Nair champ at Medicals meet
      64 17 IPOH, Sun. V. Sangaran Kutty Nair of Lumui became the individual champion in the Pevak Medical's athletics championship* at Anderum Ro^.d here today. He won the 100 metres 200. 400 and 800 events. Champion In the women's section was Doris Teng of Taiping who won
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      SWIMMING Mary is star with four -records
      346 17 SWIMMING Mary is star with four -records- DENANG, Sun. Eleven re- cords were broken at the two-day Penang Chinese Swimming Club's annual championships which ended today at Tanjong Bungah here. seven of the records were *et in the women's events. S'ar of the meeting was Mary Srltt. who broke four
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      83 17 ONDON. Sun. Queen EliKJ zabeth's (anisba>. trained by Capt. Cecil Boyd Rochi ridden by the Stan Clayton, won the Eclipse Stakes run over lOf at Sandown Park yesterday. Canisbay. who wan thrilling race by a short heid from Roan Itocket (Bill Williamson), was the outsider m the
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      199 17 CYDNEY. Sun Results of Australian association football matches played today: NSW North Awaba 3 Adamstown 3; Newcastle 0 L. MacQuarie 9: Weston 1 Wallsend 9: W. Wallsend 0 Cessnock 5. NSW Federation Div. 1 Budapest 1 Prague 1; Yygal 0 South Coast 2. Div. 2 Corinthians 0
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      Unseeded Toh makes it tough for Azman
      459 17 TENNIS By M. RAHMAN KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. Malaysia's singles champion, S. A. Azman, and doubles champions, Sharin Osman and T. S. Kirn, successfully defended their titles in the fourth national tennis championships concluded on the Selangor I Club courts today. In both finals
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      16 17 KOTA BHARU. Sun. The Kelaman AAA championships will be licld here on July 8-0
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    38 18 TORONTO. Sun Therr are about 20 million alcoholics in ho world today live million of thorn in the L.d.. according r> onr of the two men who founded A'coholicb Anonymou.-. W movement to combat alcohoMi Router.
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    271 18 GOH BACK FROM GERMANY, FIT AND FRESH SINGAPORE, Sun. gINGAPORE's Finance Minister, Dr. Goh Keng Swee, who went to Germany seven weeks ago for medical treatment, returned home this evening ready to start work tomorrow "with renewed vigour." "I am perfectly fit and all right now." he told reporters at
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    203 18 Boy stows away in Fiji-bound jet as a prank OYDNEY, Sun.— A uni- versity student, who slipped aboard a Qanta.s jet during a wild student prank at Sydney airport, was returned home from Fiji today. The student. Gregory Donald Raffln. 17. will b« charged tomorrow In Sydney Children's Court with
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    84 18 SHIP WITH 'WOMEN, WINE, PAY TROUBLE CAPETOWN. Sun. The Dutch freighter Van Undschoten finally sailed from here yesterday after a demand for "women, whistcy and wages" had delayed It. The vessel left more than 24 hours late because Chinese crew members demanded that women and more whisky be put on
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    47 18 BARCELONA. Sun Th»l ■Beatles performed l;ust night in I I the B.(rn iona bull ring. Eightepnl th<uis,i:.(J fan* cheered them lustily. The British quartet had perfoniud In Madrid on Friday. The Barcelona fans appeared mor» enthusiastic than those in th* U P.I.
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    19 18 TOKYO. Sun. More Japanese families will be sent to Argentina to settle there. It was announced.
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    123 18 DOCK Am A V Beach (Missouri). Sun. About 0.000 rioting holiday makers fled early to<la> whm Mate police and sheriffs armed with tear gas and police dogs converged on this tiny resort town. The crowd, including those spending the holiday at nearby Aneycoma Lake, broke into
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      436 18 ATHLETICS IJUALA LUMPUR. Sun Selangor leading athletes sharpened up for the Malaysian championships in Sincapore from July 29-31 with several line performances today in an inter-club quadrangular meet in which three state marks wore beaten at d one equalled. Sprinter G. Rajaltnuam. representing Jets
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      55 18 BASKETBALL Schools inter-xtate (Malacca*: Boy* Malacca bt Johore 72-53: Girls Johore b! Malacca 42-27. GOLF Singapore OA's open mixed foursome stroke championship: 1 K D. Reid (9> and Mrs. A. Tobgin (23: netl 68. 2 Heah Hock Heng <5> and Mrs. Miranda Era (18' 70 Best arcs score: Hock
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      388 18  - KOH LEADS SELANGOR INTO FINAL OH KEE TIANG: MALAYA CUP By Penang. Sunday proved too good for Penanp whom they beat 5-1 in their Malaya Cup t tn J City Stadiuin here tonight to make ship of going into this year's final from the north zoi Hero of Selangor's vi<
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      ! Forces win 5-1
      83 18 Forces win 5-1 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. ■1 1 Armed Forces soccer tram, making their first appearance in the Malaya Cup competition ;ifter their tour of Sabah end Sarawak, scored a comfortable 5-1 win over Porlis at the Mcrdeka Stadium tonight. Prrlis scored first through cen-tre-forward Ku Doll in thr> 10th
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      159 18 SINGAPORE. Sun. Sitißapore completed their south zone ties in the Cup tournament with !wins and a draw when thry 'beat Malacca 4-1 at. Julan Besar Stadium toniftht. Althouch Singapore had already won the zone before ■the namo started. Malacca foueht stoutly but were
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