The Straits Times, 7 July 1965

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    23 1 -7JUL196 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 150,000 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 WEDNESDAY, JULY 7, 1965 jl. 15 CENTS KDN 1189 M.C.(P). 1005
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    4,200 in big shift
    1147 1  -  GEOFFREY GELDARD and CHEW LOY KHOON 'Punitive measures' Five camps (fenced in and closely guarded) are set up as hunt for the terror gang is stepped up By KJCHING, Tuesday FOUR thousand and two hundred Chinese were today resettled in five villages along the KuchingSerian Road
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    It was so hush hush...
    640 1 It was so hush hush OPERATION Resettlement was carried out in the strictest secrecy today. A I first light, advance troops began distributing pamphlets explaining movement ;md acconunodation arrangements at coffee si ops which had opened for I usinesa at the 24th mile bazaar. Simultaneously, pamphlets weiv distributed at other
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    Josey told: Be out in two weeks
    714 1 Josey told: Be out in two weeks KTALA I.r.MIM R. 1Y lues.— The Ccutral Government i<> (hiv announced Ihc expulsion of Mr. Alex .Josey, Sini*;i port- free-Lance jour nulisl. A letter he received from the Minister of Home Affairs, Dato (Dr.) Ismail bin Dato Abdul Rahman, gave him 14 days
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    Lock icon Vietcong shelled
    54 1 SAIGON. Tues. Two U.S. Navy destroyers from the USS Bon Homme Richards task force moved Into the mouth of the Saigon river yesterday and shelled Vletcong positions. The USS Buckley shelled 16 separate targets in a two-hour barrage and the USS Hanson shelled Vletcong positions In the Rung
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    Hunt goes on for lost eight
    108 1 Hunt goes on for lost eight OENANG. Tues. Marine police are still continuing their search for the eight crew members of a trawler fishing vessel which caught fire in the sea off Muka Head here on Saturday night. The Penang Chief Police i Officer. Inche Salleh bin Abdul Rahman, said
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    Lock icon U.S. accepts new Algerian regime
    52 1 WASHINGTON. Tues The United States has decided to consider the new regime in Algeria as a continuation of the previous government of deposed President Ben Bella, informed sources said last night. They explained that this would amount to recognition although no formal statement would be
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    Lock icon Sock returns
    31 1 PARIS Tues. President Soekamo left here by air today for Athens and Jakarta after a six-day visit to Prance, during which he had talks with Gen. De Gaulle. Reuter.
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    Indon killed at sea
    122 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Tv«« 0N K Indonesian was killed and another believed drowned when they tried to elude a Royal .Malaysian Navy anti-infiltrat-ion patrol boat last night. The inridrnt. a (iovirnment -.tatemen* said. occurred in Malaysian territorial waters off Singapore, when the navy boat intercepted a urnpai.
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    Talks with Lee as soon as I return, says Tengku
    304 1  -  ARTHUR RICHARDS: From LONDON. Tuesday THE Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman, intends on his return to Kuala Lumpur to meet Singapore's Prime Minister. Mr Lee Kuan Yew "to smooth things over once and for oil." "We cannot afford to have
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    TENGKU GOES SHOPPING
    36 1 LONDON. Tues. The Tengku went shopping with his wife and daughter this morning. He had a slight limp, and Dr. Pillay said the pain in the lee will probably continue for some time.
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    $38,000 opium haul in Johore
    96 1 $38,000 opium haul in Johore BATU PAHAT. Tups.— Customs officers here seized 288 lb. of raw opium, worth about 538.000. in an ambush this morning. Acting on information reciivod. customs officers, led Supt Han Unjan* bin Ibrahim, mm up a ehrck- point at Simpang Rengam, about 32 miles south' ef
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    Lock icon STOP PRESS
    26 1 AIR DIBABTEI OKI OKI). Tiirs.—lnrlvthree men :->li»'wd killed near here today when K A I Hastings transport plain- crashed during parachuti- training exercise. Reuter.
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  • AFRO-ASIAN AND PACIFIC DESK
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      Lock icon Premier Ky talks of 'liberating North Vietnam'
      146 2 Premier Ky talks of 'liberating North Vietnam' TOKYO, Tues South x Vietnam is preparing to liberate North Vietnam from Communism with the help of a North Vietnam Liberation Front. The South Vietnamese Prime Minister, Air Vice Marshal Nguyen Cao Ky. said this during an exclusive interview with the official Vietnam
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      Lock icon Second thrust into big Vietcong base
      508 2 SAIGON, Tuesday Jets in 'beat siege bid AMERICAN, Australian and South Vietnamese troops today thrust into War Zone D the major Vietcong guerilla stronghold in South Vietnam for the second time in nine days. On June 28, U.S. paratroopers and South Vietnamese Marines, backed
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      Lock icon Afro-Asian bloc 'may break up into smaller groups'
      236 2 Afro-Asian bloc 'may break up into smaller groups' ]^|ANILA, Tiu S. The ITI Philippine VicePresident. Mr. Emmanuel Pelaez, said last night thai Afro-Asian bloc may eventually break up into smaller Groupings of like-minded countries. This observation wa» 1 made in a report Mr Pelae« presented to President Macapagal. Mr. Pelaez
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      Subandrio in Beirut talks
      42 2 BEIRUT. Tue*. II il Foreign Mnu.<-'i r. Dr. Subandrio, ween Lebanon and Indonr.=:a at mrprjnK wi'h the LPb;<!irs« Prime Minister. Mr. Hussein OweiniDr. Subandrio. who rsmr :o Beirut last Saturday from Al» giers. leaves tomorrow for D%mascus. Reu>r.
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      Two hoarders escape death penalty
      94 2 CAIGON lues. A Vietnamese military tribunal yesterday imposed five-year prison kentences and five million piastre fines on two financial speculators .i< cused of hoarding critically needed supplies of salt. The court had been expected to sentence them to death, but it acquitted them of charges
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      424 2 Advertisement BEWARE IF GUMS BLEED EVEN A TINY BIT ARE SORE, TENDER. Dentists will tell you more beauty of your teeth. It teeth are lost from gum makes even dull, dingy teeth troubles than any other .sparkle with a bright shincauNe. Some of the first ing lustre, warning signs arc
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  • EUROPEAN AND AMERICAN DESK
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      Lock icon Scientists probe explosion at nuclear plant
      133 3 OOSTON. Tues. Atou mic scientists were today Investigating an explosion and fire that tore through a U.S.SI2 j million nuclear experimental centre early yesterday, causing U.S.SI million worth of damage and badly burning' seven research workers. Four of the seven research workers, graduates antJ
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      Lock icon France to quit market?
      286 3 ANNOUNCEMENT BY AMBASSADOR IS AWAITED Partners fear Paris policy may bring six-nation community to a standstill BRUSSELS, Tuesday. pRANCE'S five Common Market partners today awaited with foreboding the return of the French ambassador to the six-nation community from Paris. The ambassador, Mr. Jean-March Boegner, is widely
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      Lock icon Novelist dead
      34 3 i DUBLIN. Tue.v Novelist Ed- ward BMkvtlle West -in private j 1 lit o Rhtcii Sarkville ha.s died at h> liom<» at Clonheen. in County Tipnemry. Ireland. He was 63.— I Reuter
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      East German cyclist defects in London
      132 3 East German cyclist defects in London LONDON, Tues. A 21-' year-old East German cyclist. Monika Horlg. was granted West German political asylum here yesterday. She is now on her way to West Germany by train. Monika was one of nine East German cyclists who competed in an event in London
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      Lock icon A 20-mile-wide forest fire
      47 3 SAKJ Dl PORTO VECCHIO Tues. A 20-mile-w;de N blazing along Corsica's east coast was whipped up last I night by winds reaching 125 m'.lrs an hour. S<me villages have been nweuatad and more people were preparing to flee from the fire's Dath. Reuter.
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      Broken Boeing after skid in the rain
      55 3 Broken Boeing after skid in the rain T<HIS Continental Airlines Boeing 707 skidded off a wet runway after landing at Kansas City's airport last week. It ended up on a dyke only 40 feet from the Missouri River. The airliner was carrying 66 people at the time, but only four
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      Lock icon Thant suggests new education item: Work
      209 3 Thant suggests new education item: Work GENEVA, Tuesday. UTHANT, the U.N. Secretary-General, suggested here yesterday that young people should be prepared to work for one or two years In a depressed or under-developed area as a normal part of their education. Science and technology were pushing back the limitations of
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      Lock icon BBC HIRES A NEGRO TO READ THE NEWS TO BRITONS
      131 3 BBC HIRES A NEGRO TO READ THE NEWS TO BRITONS I ONDON. Tues. The British Broadcasting Corporation announced yesterday it has hired its first Negro radio announcer for programmes to the British public. Mr. Dwl«ht Whylie. a 29--year-old Jamaican, thus Joined a staff of announcers famed for their dignified perfection
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      Lock icon 'Directors of firms must retire at 65'
      95 3 LONDON. Tue.v Publishing magnate Cecil H King, who will be 65 next February, said here yesterday company directors .-Jiould be forced to retire at 65 to "open the way for young n<n at the top." Mr. King told the annual i meeting ot
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      Lock icon When GBS wanted to organise vice girls...
      119 3 I ONDON. Tues.— A letLi ter from playwright George Bernard Shaw on forming a prostitutes' trade union is among manuscripts to be sold at an auction starting here tomorrow In the letter to his actress friend Florence Farr. Shaw wrote that the union
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      Lock icon Just fancy that...
      27 3 BILLESDON (England). Tues. An envelope addressed to The Daylight Robbery Department was correctly delivered to the Rates Section of the Billesdon Local Authority.— Reuter.
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      Lock icon Oldest sound in history
      60 3 MOSCOW. Tues. A flute which experts believe to be the oldest musical instrument in existence has been found in Russia, according to TassUnearthed at Mt Chemaya, it i ted to be 4.000 years old. and is now In the Leningrad Institute of Theatre, Music and Cinematography.
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      Sniper kills policeman
      49 3 HONOLULU. Tues. A beraerfc sniper surrendered to the police after wounding five people and killing a policeman who was pursuing him through the night in the rugged Koolau mountains. Honolulu police said Michael Patric Moeller. 23. formerly of Chula Vista. California, gave himself up later. UPL
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      Wins honours
      28 3 OXFORD. Tues— Robin Wilson 21 -year-old son of the Prime Minister. Mr. Harold W:lsnn. ha.s m a first class honours degree in mathematics at Oxfor r
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      Troops pull-out
      22 3 WASHINGTON. Tuen. Prwi- dent Johnson has ordered the withdrawal of another 1.400 Anv>rican paratroopers from th« DoI minican Republic— Revue
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      Panic as city shakes for 20 seconds
      74 3 SANTIAGO (Chile >. tups. A sharp earth tremor shook this city for 20 .seconds yesterday. There were no immediate r«- 1 i ports of casualties or damage. j The tremor started panto among office workers just as they were leaving for home in
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      108 3 A compliment to the world's most elegant women by rtuijjDj J*± mm V J See che rang* of exquisite ROLEX watches on display at: LEE CHAY CO. 100 North Bridge Road, Singapore. DOG'S H EAD GUINNESS STOUT 2 I r VOll m < v^£ i gj aUai* fIL i^H uh&m
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    Qantas opens new office at Kuala Lumpur
    511 4 "IN LINE WITH RAPID DEVELOPMENT" Qantai, Australia's overseas airline, today will take the first step towards putting Kuala Lumpur "on line" with the world's jet airline services with the opening in the national capital of a handsome new Sales and Information office. The
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    MODERN EXTERIOR
    250 4 The new Qantas office in Kuala Lumpur is designed to meet three major requirements: To provide a service for overseas visitors and for I Kuala Lumpur travel agents as an information and sales centre. To act as a gathering place and gallery for those who are interested in
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    SERVICE WITH A SMILE
    327 4 Top-line staff in the new Qantas office will help bring the airline's worldwide services to Kuala Lumpur's travel industry and the public. The Manager, Mr. Ralph members of the stafl who Perrier, is a ~enior Qantas welcome visitors. In the executive who has pre- case of
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    30 years' friendship—that's Qantas
    203 4 30 years' friendship— that's Qantas The big V-Jets of Q.tntus Airways, which will soon be seen in Kuala Lumpur, are the latest development in a long association between the Australian airline and Malaysia. In 1934, the first Qantas aircraft reached Singapore, pioneering, with Imperial Airways <now 8.0.A.C.), the firs* air
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      184 4 ADVERTISER'S ANNOUNCEMENT NOW, EXTRA SERVICE FOR AIR TRAVELLERS f. BY AUSTRALIA'S ROUND-WORLD AIRLINE. TV new Qantas Kuala Lumpup office opens today Qantas, Australia's round-world airline, efficient and friendly attention that has has been connected historically with the distinguished Qantas service in this area area that is now Malaysia, since 1934.
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    Ningkan: We'll take strong action to stop Reds in Sarawak
    567 5  - Ningkan: We'll take strong action to stop Reds in Sarawak GEOFFREY GELDARO: I 'Enemy attacks would not have been possible but for Chinese indifference' From Kuchmg, Tues BY acting in timi- with suttieftent firmness the Communists will not be allowed to repeat in Sarawak the sufferings they caused in Malaya
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    'GIRLS USED TO LURE YOUTHS' CHARGE
    155 5 'GIRLS USED TO LURE YOUTHS' CHARGE |(UALA LUMPUR. 1V Tues.- An Alliance State Assemblyman today complained at a mooting of the St lan<ior State Assembly that some shops in Sabak Be mam wore employing pretty girls to lure youths and i students to gamble at pin-tables in the pro- inises.
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    Clerk admits 57.300 CBT
    67 5 tiAPORE. TUM. An acu cmruMfd blinking MCOUnU .u-.il bill:. by tu.s employer, the Wang Ifoti ("old BtOMge Hi T.mions Katon« Ko.id. niti off Wttß $7,300. a magistrate's court w.us told ypstorriir clerk. l.im Beam Kluaiie. nle.uled cuilty to n charße of :i.il breach of tni.vt of
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    Former Labour Party official guilty, to die
    231 5 Former Labour Party official guilty, to die JOHORE BAHRU, Tuesday. A Johoio Bahru High Court judge. Dato Azmi bin Mohammed, today sentenced to death Siah Sun Suan. 30. a former Labour Party official, who was found guilty of being in control of three hand grenades and .'Jn rounds of ammunition
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    $3,000 worth of thieves' haul not claimed
    147 5 SINGAPORE, lues Only 5.'.000 of the SIMMIO worth of stolen jewellery recovered by the police from pawnshops la>.t week has not been claimed. The pawnshop raids followed the arrest of a suspected housebreaker. Ihe items still not claimed are: One lSk |«M Rol<-\
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    Convention may put off Sabah, Sarawak rallies
    141 5 Convention may put off Sabah, Sarawak rallies CINGAPORE. Tues. Mass rallies of the Malaysian Solidarity Convention in the Borneo territories, scheduled to be held at the end of this month, may be put off to a later date in view of the situation in Sarawak. Hints of a postponement wa,s
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    Ghazali's 11 meet-people sessions
    75 5 Ghazali's 11 meet-people sessions IPOH. TMB. The Mi Agriculture and Co-opera tivf.v Hmi Mohamed Qhasall bn H.ci Jawi. will hold 11 mprt ihe-people spsmoils a' ■eparttti places during his flu rtij official tour of the Upper Potat Diatnct irom Thursday Hr Will IW vlm' K.iniDone Tasek. Kampong I'hi Kuak. Ayer
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    Gangster held
    41 5 SINGAPORE ru«» A cm .society neutanui ni »rrat ted at dawn today when a p.ify of officers and detectives ir ni the CID raided his hide-out at the 10th mile Woodlands Rnad. Plvp sneaks were recovered lrnm the premLsw.
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    HOW LONG? 'ONLY SOEK CAN GIVE THi: ANSWER'
    124 5 HOW LONG? 'ONLY SOEK CAN GIVE THi: ANSWER' MELBOURNE, Tues Only President Soekarno could answer how long the IndonesiaM.ilavsi.tii conllict uould last. the ommander, British Kar Last Forces. Lieut. General Sir Alan Jolly, i. 11l reporters when he arrived here yesterday. "If Sock. mm is unuise enough to try to
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    More vice dens raided
    46 5 SINGAPORE Tu.>. Mi ..clfd by <"ir. I Branch p&terd&y No mmttM wore m-icir The rakta rm c-.irrir(; bro;!iel.s in Raea Joana R .id Burma R' ad. Mergui to«d. M R'ad Thi.-in Slew Avenue. Ouiilemard Road, jorons 8. Ovlhik?. and Td';k Curau Road.
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    Tengku: Bank must sever ties with Peking
    158 5  - Tengku: Bank must sever ties with Peking ARTHUR RICHARDS From I ONDON. Tues. J Tengku Abdul Rahman said hero today that the Malaysian ciovernment would be willing to reconsider th* status and position of the Bank of China if its directors wore willing to sever tics with Pokma. If 'he
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      116 5 RALLY-PROVED OVER 1,000,000 MILES m*^ WHAT FORD HAS LEARNED ON THE SPEEDWAY MAKES CORTINA SAFER, STRONGER MALAYSIA'S NO.l FAMILY CAR COMFORT Ample room for FIVE or SIX adults. AEROFLOW VENTILATION for continuous fresh air even with the windows up. Big luggage space. 4-DOOR convenience. SAFETY Front-wheel DISC BRAKES. Effective even
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      250 5 Straits Times Crossword A( ROBS under Dark aolranna i4-4i I. HurnlbW revolver iT>. P* 1 1 m«»n^»' ft See 19 1J "Bimms by the *m to a 9 Depart! depart' Mys iht Jj 1 1 P l Mint of C.lifornl. 1B tn t <» 10. Thl. would be ol«qualHK»- Af""^
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    LAND PLAN: GOVT 'FAIR'
    112 6 SINGAPORE, Tv««. SIGLAP residents evicted to make way fur the State's gigantic 54.3 million land reclamation project in Bedok are satisfied wit the Government's compensation and rehousing term? offered them. Their Assemblyman. Inche Rahim Isbak. who had met and discussed the Government's terms with residents in
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    $45 m loan for S'pore Port expansion
    173 6 SINGAPORE, Tuesday. fHK World Bank has agreed to give the Port <>f Singapore Authority a loan of $45 million U carry out port development projects over the next five years. Announcing this today in a statement, the Port Authority said that details and
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    Law on eye gifts first, says NZ surgeon
    151 6 SINGAPORE. Tues. New Zealand eye surgeon. Dr. Randal Elliot, said today that public education on the removal of eyes for the restoration of sight to the blind should follow legislation, and not the other way around. Dr. Elliot is now here as
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    Had stolen jewels: Man fined $4,500
    118 6 SINGAPORE. Tues. A pawn-broker's assistant. Yang Seng Ho. 50. was today fined a total of $4,500 in default three years' jail on six counts ol dishonestly retaining .stolen diamonds and jewellery worth $20,495. Yang had pleaded guilty to all the charges yesterday in the
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    Food, fun fair
    32 6 SINGAPORE. Tues. The Methodist Girls' School will hold a food and fun fair at the school ground at Mount Sophia on July 31 from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
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    PARTY POLITICAL BROADCASTS
    219 6 SINGAPORE. Tuesday. I^HE Broadcasting Division of the Ministry of A Culture today announced the schedule of broadcast times on radio and television of party political broadcasts, which will be made by representatives of the two parties contesting the Hong Lim by-election. Each party will have time for
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    STAR TO SING AND DANCE
    71 6 STAR TO SING AND DANCE JAPANESE actress Kyoko Izomi (above). who will arrive in Singapore today from Kuala Lumpur to make personal appearances at two local cinemas. Miss Ixomi, star of Shochlku Film Company of Tokyo, Is well-known in her many ■nder-water fishing roles. She will sing and dance at
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    YWCA appeal
    36 6 SINGAPORE. Tues. The chairman of the V W.C.A. International Women's Club, Mrs. D. J. Herring, will appeal to members to raise funds for the Y.W.C.A. Building Fund, at a club meeting on July 14.
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    No-water area
    36 6 SINGAPORE. Tues. Water will be shut oft in Angullia Park from Orchard Road to Jalan Tupal. House No. 28. Cuscaden Road and House No. 545. Orchard Road tomorrow from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.
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    COUNSEL: MOVE TO END SUIT
    394 6 SINGAPORE. Tun AN out-of-court settlement may be reached in the current High Court suit brought by Thomas Vincent Gomez against the Singapore Manual and Mercantile Workers' Union of which Gomez was the paid secretary-general until his suspension from the office last Oct. 26. Indication of
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    Meet-the-People
    23 6 SINGAPORE. Tues. The Minister for Culture. Mr. S. Rajaratnam, will not hold his Meet-the-People session tomorrow. It will be resumed next Wednesday.
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    Malays urged: Mix more with other races...
    220 7 Malays urged: Mix more with other races... KAXGAR, Tues. An inferiority complex, overspending on weddings and kenduris. and the education policy of the former British colonialists, were three main causes of the backwardness oi the Malays. Inche Ainul Adnan. Assistant State Commissioner ol lands and Mines. this yesterday. Addressing members
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    DRIVE TO CHECK TAX EVASION IN SINGAPORE
    233 7 DRIVE TO CHECK TAX EVASION IN SINGAPORE SIXGAPORE. Tuesday gLN'GAPORE tax evaders are in for serious trouble. The Department of Inland Revenue has launched a series of prosecutions under its "ambitious" programme to check \i\ evasion in the state. This was disclosed by Mr BllUttl Wrick of the ■lent in
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    $300 fine on three Thai girls
    79 7 $300 fine on three Thai girls KUALA LUMPUR. Tv Three Thai girl.- were today fined S3OO or one month's jail each by a magistrates court for entorlns Mahiya illegally on June 2!' Som Michai. 22. P Vallai. 18. and Toichaiya Mias Leh Ki-ntanda. 17. cane from a village near Padang
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    Indian visitor in S'pore
    55 7 SINGAPORE. Turs. Ihe i of the Indian v ol Works and Hot;Preai Krisben. today held llh the Indi;in Deputy Hiih Commissioner in g;ip<ir(\ Mr Thonai Abrattaa Tomorrow, hr will nur -lur (or National Dpvolonment Mr l.itn Kirn S.in. and the chairman of thr Housing ,>nd Development
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    90 cents of rambutans taxed $1.50 at Causeway
    339 7  - 90 cents of rambutans taxed $1.50 at Causeway A. CHANDRAN SURPRISE FOR A GRANDFATHER By SINGAPORE, Tues. A Singapore grandfather, Mr. Khoo Ghee Tarn, 50, was today astonished to learn that even rambutans are taxable at the Johore Bahru Customs check-point Like all local fruit taken into Johore from Singapore,
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    Dead: The officer who helped rout of Indons
    226 7 Dead: The officer who helped rout of Indons J^I'ALA LIMPIR. Tuev— A police officer who took an active part in planning •I IMMaM follow-up operation against Indo nr»ijn guerillas who landed in Kota Tinggi arr* last March, died in the General Hospital in Johorr Bahru yesterday following a three-week illness.
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    Longhouses burnt out
    59 7 KUCHING. Tucs Fire destroyed two 15-door longhouses in the Second Division within the past 48 hours. A woman was burnt in the first tire which broke out this morning iv the longhouse at Naga Galau. Skrang. She ts being treated. There were no casualties in the second
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    THE KING SEES FLDA LAND SCHEME IN NEGRI
    241 7 THE KING SEES FLDA LAND SCHEME IN NEGRI WEREMBAN. Tues. More U than 300 flaß-waving schoolchildren this morning greeted the Yanß diPertuan Aeone when he visited a land scheme 20 miles from here iLabu Jaya. a Federal Land Development Authority scheme, with its 236 houses, school and administrative buildine. was
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    More talks urged on Bumiputra
    98 7 PEN A NO. Tues.— Trie Prnang M.i. a y Chamber ol Commerce ha.- written to the P*n-Mal«y->nn Associated M:iiay Chambers requesting that the dectakJM r.iiccn at the recent economic ol the Bumiputr.i be 1111 l llf Ii al thr chamber's meeting In Kola Bharu on
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    Inaugural meeting
    29 7 BENTONO Turs The Old Pupils' Association n| the Catbottc Hißh School htrv mM hold Xl inntißural niee'.inß ai 'hr .school hall on Saturday ut 7 i m
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    Elected chairman
    17 7 KUALA LUMPUR I L G Youiik has been elected Chairman of the Malayan Pharmaceutical Association
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    Families await news of shipwreck
    236 7 I SINGAPORE. Tues The familie> of the nine Malaysian ti.shermen, three of whom were drowned when their boat sank .n the Andaman Sea in a xtorm two months ago. are waiting anxiously for news ol them The suspense is agonising because it Is not known,
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    A youth is charged with murder, robbery
    230 8 SINGAPORE, Tuesday. J^ YOUTH, T;m Boon King, \v;is ioday charged in the Ninth Magistrate's Court with the murder of sawmill manager Ng (.'hew Kee ;M Covent Gardens at 6.15 p.m. on June 16. Tan also faced a second charge of armed gang robbery
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    'Revise the rules for gout jobs' call
    345 8 'Revise the rules for gout jobs call KUALA LUMPUR. Tue.v The Selangor State Legislative Assembly was urged today to ask the Central Government to set up a commission to revise the scheme of service for civil servants, taking national language i qualifications Into account. Inche Hormat bin Rafie < All.—
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    NGEE ANN ROW: BOARD TO MEET
    93 8 NGEE ANN ROW: BOARD TO MEET Singapore. Tnea The newly appointed nine man Board of Governors of the Ngee Ann College headed by Mr Ng See Thong, will meet tomorrow to discuss the late*t situation at the college. The boycott of classes by the college's 1.000 students in protest aeainst
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    PAP rallies
    45 8 SINGAPORE. Tues The People's Action Party will hold two rallies at the Church Street junction of Synagogue Street from i 7 to 9 p.m. and at Hokklen Street from 8 to 10 p.m. tomorrow, in I connection with the Hong Lim by--1 election.
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    Tariff Board hears 3 business chiefs
    244 8 j SINGAPORE. Tues. THE manager of Diethelm and Co., Ltd.. Mr. W. Pflster told the Tariff Advisory Board sitting in Singapore today that the furniture industry would always play an important role in the national economy of a country such as Malaysia with its
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    Le Grand Ballet comes to S'pore
    191 8 Le Grand Ballet comes to S'pore SINGAPORE. Tucv-M.m hers til' the Le (irand Ballet ('hiNsiqiic tie France today basked in the sun hv the pooKide of their hotel relaxing before their opening performance in sin^;ip;>r:- this evening The ballet group under the •SMuanhtp of the French G*Terntnen^ flew in here
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    Barisan to hold 2 rallies today
    47 8 SINGAPORE Tues Th« Baiis.m ill hold two street rallies ai Amoy Street and Boat Quay between 7 p.m. and 10 p.m. tomorrow. On Thursday, the Bai '■taue .i BUM rally at the Hon? I.im Park between 7 p.m. and 10 p.m.
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    Judge's transfer
    28 8 SINGAPOP.E. Tues —Mr. N A D'Rozario. formerly the Third ?rlmlnal District Judce. has »s--.ume<l duties as Judge of the Second Civil District Couit la Empress Place.
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    Schoolgirl aided lottery racket
    84 8 SINGAPORE. Tups. A schoolgirl, aged 16. was yesterday found guilty in a magistrate's court for assisting in the carrying on of a public lottery. The magistrate, Mr. Tay Soo Tee granted her a six-month conditional discharge. The gin. the court was told. I was arrested In
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    DEATHS
    158 10 it Wnr4t IH (Mtnlmmm, CABLE RECEIVED OF the death of H r AfBSJ Gomez mo!h»*r of <; V afor K.itatai and t Kannanthuray Trlvandrum MR CHIA r.EOK WAN. Kound'r I Ol M I Vat L\e Ltd Bin«a f aacetullir at 3.01 ■in on (I luly IOh.Y leaving behind hi«
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
    64 10 ?<> Wnr4% tli rHtntmum) MR AND MRS Gonat Knahn.n of p ft w ort h thunk All friend* Jintf ror their good »l»h»^. valuable o MR AND MRS P. DANIEL Connolly Coid tpnh thank the Manager nilawaa ipoh. user of h'm Hur Foundry. Menalemlni and all rettt**** and fnind»
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    138 10 Mnrrfi fli i «f.i.im>,m> RONCAFE BONCAFE IONCAFI Nfii will no. »erve rrteodi BETTY CHOO K.xpert Hair Siil.pi. < o.i Wave P»rm. Bleach. Purina I 1 v Hnr Dr*M I!n<i. Tuition. teaatj Salon. I'lionr K iMire MISS CHAN SOW LIN'S M I'nuauat '.••taurant F>i»he« Course heInrltidinK .Nunv.i I'lahea. ('■iinpictr three
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    66 10 IS Wnrrf. «.T Minimum! CONVENTION and nealin* «tv:ch Ch.irch St Mrurl'l D I to 11 4nll» 7 nm All learn aavw 'ii> «»»k him no« SCIENCE ANO HEALTH k'T purr. i.v Mary l'.»k»r Kdrty ivajlarilr from Chriatlaa ■elmea R'ndIni Ro<. r Road. 10 p in CHRIST METHODIST CHURCH.
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  • The Straits Times
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      Operation Sarawak
      621 10 The reaettlemeni of Chinese I villagers alonn the black strrU-h of the Kuching-Serian I oad began at dawn yesterday, i an operation suittly pursued., -•■em to have been no incidents. Newspaper reporters and photographers, however, were barred tiotn the! area, a 24rhour press black- out imposed which restricts
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      Special Case
      373 10 The thaw in relations between the Central and Kflantan Governments which began last year with lmhe A- ri bin Haji Muda's appointmint M Kelantan Mentri Be.sar scorns to be continuing. The latest step is Tun Abdul EUm k's assurance, after another meeting with Inchc Am i, that '.he
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      Defence Bonds
      190 10 Malaysia's defence requirements grow with each assessment The adverse turn of events in Sarawak, and the extensive resettlement programme it has made necessary, will inevitably mean yi-t greater calls by the Defence Ministry on the Treasury. To meet security needs and at the same time sustain economic development,
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      A trading field the West should vacate
      269 10 A trading field the West should vacate r PHE purpose of Western policy should be to enable developing countries to stand on their own feet. The West must Increase the ability of these countries to sell their products in the developed world. It is Idiotic to give aid. and to
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      A waste of money
      142 10 IT is time that our politicians realised that an elections costs money to the State. If Mr. Ong Eng Guan or others feel they should resign, let them by all means do so. But the government has a majority to carry on with the chores so
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    Learning Malay—lo4
    489 10  - Learning Malay —lo4 YUNUS MARIS By M.A. University of Malaya 104 INTERROGATION: KAH (contd.i Study the following examples: Aw.ik nirmbacha-KAH? An.iU n.rnulK lurat-KAH? Arak hrndak petfi ka-arkolah-KAII? Mika-KAH makan duiian? suiiah-KAH awak menftrim surat permintaaii Itu? Brlum -KAH awak mendenjjar brrita itu? Srliln-KAH awak mcnlUp.lt Ml rat .I.m dia? You
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    Power play without bluff
    1071 10  - Power play without bluff John G. Norris Seven thousand Americans man air and supply bases in Thailand, advance party for others who could come in if war expands this way -by The APS registration WHEN American combat troops were airlifted here during the Laotian war crisis of 1962. the Communists
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    Judge: I feel sympathy for these men
    208 11 Judge: I feel sympathy for these men OINGAPORE. Tues. A district judge, Mr. Donald Yeo Hock Chwee, today expressed sympathy for 10 nshermen who appeared before j nim charged with enter Ing a restricted ana on Sunday night The fishermen. arreMed by t!M Marine Police ofl Sultan; Shoal, had told
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    Boring tools stolen
    25 11 IPOH. Tue.s A nl boi-ing instruments, valued at $600. was stolen from a tapioca p. near Chenmr U BUM tmni here vrwerdav
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    Police remove Barisan rally banners
    142 11 Police remove Barisan rally banners SINGAPORE. Tucv Police today removed two huge banners strung up on the General Post Office at Fullerton Square for a Barisan Sosialis lunrlitinir rally in support of the party's candidate. Mr. Ong Chang Sam in the Hong Lim by-election. Barisan cadres protested, but they were
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    Police transfer
    28 11 DUNGL'N. Tuc.v Inspector j 1 Ya/icl bin Buaetn, the police in- I vest mat ion officer here, has been, 'r.msferred to the Ipoh Field i Force
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    Defence bonds on sale next week
    468 11 'GOOD OPPORTUNITY FOR ALL CITIZENS TO SHOW THEIR LOYALTY 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday AN "unlimited" number of National Defence Bonds will go on sale at home and abroad from Wednesday next week to accelerate the Govern- merit's development programme and meet defence expenditure This
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    Housing society gets $7m loan
    215 11 KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. yilE Government Officers Housing Society Ltd. has obtained a $7 million loan from the Government to finance the first phase of its $58 million housing schemes in Sungei Way. Johore Bahru and Penang. ■j Announcing this today. the secretary of the society.
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    $1,000 gift for welfare homes
    70 11 SINQAPORE. Tues. The director of the Lucky Seamstress Institute. Madam See Koon. today presented a cheque for il.ooo to the Minister for Social Affairs j Inche Oihman Wok. in h.s office. rhe money, raised by the in- stitute at a charity sale and exhi- b:tion
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    Housing display at the Vic
    60 11 i SINGAPORE. Tars.-- Singapore"! Minmter for Social Affairs. Incht Othnian Wok. will open the Hous!mg and Development Board's i photographic and poster exhibition at the Victoria Memorial Hall at i 5 30 p.m on Friday. TV \lv w pw>Ht<d by ihe S;ruapore Art Society and
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    3 SF men held — then freed
    108 11 3 SF men held then freed BATU PAHAT. Toes Three Socialist Front members, including two councillors. who were detained by police on Sunday nlrht at the Labour Party premises in Jalan Jejaang here, were released soon after, a police spokesman said today Thr councillors Mr. Lai Hun Krone, vicr chairman
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    'Lord Jim premiere
    31 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. A premiere of the film "Lord Jim" will be shown at the Pavilinn cinema on Aug. 25 in aid of the Malayan Red Cross Society.
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    Wife's suit against banker's son postponed
    129 11 Wife's suit against banker's son postponed CINGAPORE. Tues.—Main- tenance proceedings against Mr. Tan Keng Siong. son of a millionaire banker, were mentioned today before Miss Jenny Lav Bnong Bee. a magistrate. Mr. S- K. Tan, appearing on behalf of two other lawyers. Dato David Mar. shall and Mr. Graham Hill,
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    New Kedah judge
    42 11 ALOR STAR. Tue* Dato Jm'lcr 3 M. Yong today assumed duties as Judge of the Kedah High Court He succeeds Mr. Justice Suffian who has been transferred to Kuala Lumpur us chairman of 'h e special Coirmission on Salaries.
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    Indonesia 'using racialism to battle us'
    283 11 Indonesia 'using racialism to battle us' SINGAPORE. Tues. Indonesia is using a sinister plan ra lism on the international front in her diplomatic battle against Malaysia. Dr. Toh Chin Chyo. the Singapore deputy Prime Minister, said last night. Dr Toh said and the Philippines. donesians are pr plugging an anti-Chine>e
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      Skyscraper for Sungei Road to serve tourists
      355 12 Skyscraper for Sungei Road to serve tourists A MODERN 18-storey skyscraper will rise above the cluster of prewar buildings at Sunget Road heart of Singapore's famous second- hand goods mark r known as Robinson Petang. First structure of Its kind to be planned in the area, the I to be
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      WILSON NOW INSTITUTE OF BANKERS CHAIRMAN
      227 12 WILSON NOW INSTITUTE OF BANKERS CHAIRMAN MR JOHN Wilson, manager of the Chartered Bank in Singapore, has been elected chairman of the Institute ot Bankers. Singapore Centre. Mr. Wilson is active in local financial circles. He was a member of the Board of Commissioners ot Currency, and at present he
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      ANCONA HERE ON FIRST F.E. SAILING
      146 12 ANCONA HERE ON FIRST F.E. SAILING CAST Asiatic Company"* new freighter, the 12.765-u>n Ancona. called at Singapore during the weekend on her maiden voyage. The vessel, latest addition to the company's Europe-Far East tleet. has eight cargo deeptanks for the transport of bulk vegetable oils and latex. 19 refrigerated chambers
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      Seiko time at K.L. circuit motor racing
      109 12 <EIKO Watch Company ot Japan were the official time-keepers, of the Tengku Abdul Rahman circuit races held In Kuala Lumpur during the weekend. This was the second Malaysian motor race to be timed by Seiko. The first was the 500-mile South Malayan Motor
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      SAS engineer
      31 12 Mr. Erik Aajraard 41 nead or thf Central Workshops of the Dmiu-sli Air Porce. win becomr chipf engineer of 8 "5 covenriß Denmark from September. succeeding Mr. C. Holten-Lund.
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      COLOUR PHOTOS IN ONE MINUTE
      324 12 POLAROID Corporation of I Massachusetts U.S.A.. ha> produced a revolutionary colour fllm which takes just one minute to develop. The fllm. first ol Us kind In the world, can be developed anywhere, both ir darkMM and in bright daylight. 1 It will be available in
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      New dress shop
      48 12 A Singapore llrm of dry cleaners. Polar and Company have branched out into the garment business. Situated at the company's present promises at Coleman Street, the shop opened last Saturday deals in toreign and local clothing for men. women and children, as well as novelties.
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      Innovations in banks draw new customers
      227 12 Innovations in banks draw new customers BANKS In Malaysia are getting new customers from people who hitherto prel erred tv keep their money under mattresses. Ih. ii the observation of Mr. Edv artl J. Bilva. assistant niaiiiuer of the Bank of America in Kuala Lumpur who leaves on ftfctajr to
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      COUNT De CASTIGLIONI
      96 12 The statement in the Straits j Times on this nacre on June 23 on the work of j the "analysis control department of the Government Pharmaceutical Laboratory was in fact meant to refer to manufacture of drugs and not to analysis, which Is done in i the
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      Duke's speech row is getting hotter
      534 13 KENYA ASKS: HOW CAN PRINCE PHILIP TALK SENSE ABOUT RHODESIA? LONDON, Tues. The political row is glowing in London ovt r the controversia] spree i by Prince Philip urging '"patience" in the problem of independence for white-ruled Rhodesia. Hi.s contitutioiibl tion appeared likely :o
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      PLIGHT OF DISPLACED ESTATE WORKERS
      756 13 Agricultural land taken up by rapid industrialisation KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday fllE Selangor State Assembly was today told of the ""plight ot the numerous workers'" affected by the Government's development and industrial programmes. With the rapid conversion of agricultural land Into indi'..>irial and housing PSiatat. rubber
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      Pilot's courage saves four lives
      200 13 I/UCHING. Tues. The lives of four passeng- U Aimv Scout hell- copter which craxh- landed iii the Jungle In Sarawak's First Division recently tl saved by U:e "calm courage and skill" ul the pilot, a mllllarv spokesman said todnv Hr said the pilot. Sgt. Tony
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      PLEDGE BY BOUM TO BUILD COUNTRY
      307 13 PLEDGE BY BOUM TO BUILD COUNTRY First job of new Govt to set up efficient administration ALGIERS, Tuesday. fHE Algerian leader, Col. Houari Boumedienne, yesterday pledged his country to the restoration of its economy and to nonalignment in foreign affairs. The colonel, whose name was later announced as president of
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      Lock icon Just fancy that...
      82 13 SYDNEY. Tuts—Police were rushed to the scene of student revelries here last night as i 000 University of New South Wales undergraduates invaded King's Cross S >• d n c y's Bohemian quarter. clebrating the eve of their foundation day. the students ran along streets screaming and
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      Police swoop nets five pirate taximen
      115 13 Police swoop nets five pirate taximen ITOTA BHARU. Tues.— The traffic police here today caught five pirate taxis operating in the town. The police launched a surprise check at several points this morning while hundreds of schoolchildren were on their way to school. One of the pirate taxis carried 13
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      Union seeks free medical attention
      101 13 MUAR. Tues. The Johore Local Government and Housing Committee is to be urged to provide free mcdi- j cal attention to all employees In the town and local councils in the .state. This Is one of the resolutions to) be discussed by the local branch
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      Education fund to be started
      60 13 I PENANG. Tues The Ma«llm eommuir.tv n, Bi.ik Pulau U to n fund to m^rk 1 the ProptT-t Mohamed 1 birthday i Thr Bdlk Pu!nu celrhrntinn i committee handed by rhr Dl»- i Officer svrri Ziiinul Anidin i JamalullaU. will launch thr fund ratting uiip..iBii
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      18-nation experts confront problem of food
      212 13 I ONDON. Tues. Agricultural experts from 18 Commonwealth cou n t r ies yesterday focussed attention at a conference here on th<: need for more machinery and modern production techniques to boost food output in the developing nations to keep pace with population growth.
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      KILLED IN CAR CRASH ON WAY HOME FROM ROAD RACES
      234 13 KILLED IN CAR CRASH ON WAY HOME FROM ROAD RACES JPOH. Tues. Inche J Mohamed Yahya bin Haji Mohamed Yann. 25. Assistant District Officer. Ipoh, was fatally injured when the car he was driving was in a head-on collision with a lorry near Sungkai. 53 miles south of here, shortly
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      Woman rider charged
      44 13 IPOH. Tun A tonai] rider. Lai You Mooi. 20 pleaded Dot guilty in the traffic m;iR stvMti i-ourt he™ today to ndig motor-cyc!e without a cence along Hugh Low Street Here on F>b 23 Hearing was postponed 10, Aug 11. j
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      971 14 ACCOMMODATION VACAjNT H.,rrf« <« r*in.>— B»x it rtt IMMEDIATE OCCUPATION Fully Flatlet with <**■ iim IKO children) Tanxl 1 i.rr. r.ink- IS tore 1 NEW. MODERN FURNISHED Klat 11 Ganges Road. J luxurious tK-droomt. I air-condilioned. lon^batb. H C. BUB 1 5 m Tel ***** 18 pore 1 0000 TO
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      920 14 HOUSES LAND FOR SALE IS Wordt <« 'ViK.t—Box St rtt extra TANCLIN R0AO: 17.071 »q it Vatua. c land Ooatl nvejtment Ring iS't».'n «.!'.4(l I.Ml .7 <T1 3 p m BUNCALOWS .store>r<l Semi <leta<hert Hon-r H«.- 1 l"<rk oin BMBsB rn<l (.1 > iA.OOO IS .mm. it ?.i ms. Bukit
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      853 14 OFFICE EQUIPMENT IH C* 1 «#ii» «..i <<• rtt rti'm FOR STEEL EQUIPMENT vr'tn* *tr plra«r rontjet rhua Benu Hln r-n "t'mvr-rsal V.i Market PEST CONTROL Th» BMBI -n THOMAS COWANS ALL WEATHER RAT CAKES OH Palm Ettatst KuMir Ettatet Riet Csdown Fo««t Proct»«inn Plant* r'kTJUIAMCNT BAITINQ ABOARD >Hlr'S I
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      1213 14 VEHICLES FOR SALE IS Wordt Si 1 IMB. Box St rtt. rxtra 1 INI F CORTINA E CAR. r lIHI IH-IllX. II CKOI.I ISM A I R l>.i iphinr IStVI 9 Prefect IBM r* 1 100 1m.%. M.ii.t!. r.(..i<i. pan RE ISTEREU 19«3 OAUPHINE .ondiuon ran than 16.000 I Instratifr
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      807 14 FOR SALE rj W.,rrf« <*: »7m.) h.,x ;n rtt. rxtro < uilimELM-, uHNiiu.il SAkS:| Jirtbrlm s Karaitu/s l>r;>.n'mrat aoit dra»ltc»ll> rniui <-<1 nu»t tie clcvftd oni. trun v UXI pro ut <i^u u,.n durm. uuen itaM aa»«roocn illrtl. puir UOPtraltO ltJ» Mulll-Slurn ■..1 Part r« ..mi FOR bRIOES. roi Itir
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      784 14 RURAL DISTRICT COUNCIL. PENANG ISLAND. TENDER NOTICE si iti vi 1 mi mms, t n SHOES BOOTS II I 111 K >lIOr S, K \IN t (»Al> A 111 I Ml 1^ Tenders are invited lor the supply ol uniloim.v raincuutb. shoes etc tor employees ol Uw Co paiticulars ol
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    COLD STORAGE SUFFERS REDUCTION IN PROFIT
    781 16 From Our Market Correspondent rpHr. accounts of Cold 1 Storage Holdings Ltd. for the year ended January 31 show that the net profit again suffered a reduction brine $2,086,617 compared to 52.891.089. The profit after taxation at 51.090.280 compare^ uith 5>2.746.»;:r> the previous year
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    STOCK INDICES
    27 16 Malayan Stock Indirrs July .5 July 6 ■Industrials; t>7..">7 6R.SI Tins: H?,.% 84.14 rubbers: 1n3.n8 In:;. OH Drc. 30. 1963 1011 Dec. 29, 1962 100
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    48 16 n a mer.t. CIG. lueh-. jump ol 2>. 9d. Following a yearly report ;mcl the announcement of i Bit*- o while oi Monday a Mount 1N. Broken H: Ampol Ind. ,-r M.nuf. B HP Colon:..' g. j UNaa H. raid Kothmnr- n l l>k B. Buveri
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    SHIPS IN PORTS
    52 16 lying alongside Iht Sincao- wharvo or tiptcftd today irtl M.mn.r I Klmnnlf ir I.VIS, A»i>halion IS, Bcncal Mnhvin 40/41. Perl Swrttrntumj Wharf Berth*: s.vimM, B«h»dtir. Thtrmopvl'ir K i--New Wharf Berth*: Do'look. ThoniStream B*rth>: >«t*rn Vm'tir*, j Out Today Duo Tomorrow t A: lino Ship* in Pm m
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    65 16 THI Miiayan Exchanict Bank*' Ati*-. 1 ciatu ratM to DMtctaaata yesterday (all rate* Ntw Vorli: buytaf U M/ 16. .ilrmail Ol> crKlit Canada: r.uyirn; IT Ol> H I IS, bill*. ill* Stlling TT or OO ready: U.S. dollars Canadian dollar DtuUche Marks IMJ; Holland Cinlrirrt li.. T swus
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    H.K. RATES
    21 16 Ofrtc tichan,,* m.irkrt n H i .U.S. dollar iT T \mt 151 lor c»«h. Sttrlin; •i tael of Koi'l
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    Tin price gains $4.75: Rubber market recovers
    355 16 STRAITS tin made a further gain of 54.75 yesterday to $721.25 per picul on an offering estimated down 10 tons to 260 tons. London afternoon three months buyers price on Monday rose tin. Locally demand remains good. LONDON": Tin was very steadily held
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    DOLLAR RATE
    52 16 'THfc prrsrnt rate of thr Mal.ii.m dollar uiuinol the pound strrling lixed mi Nmimltrr '4 km yrar is Srllinc TT Ol> l\. 15 Itid. BiiMiii: II U. I I I.d. Buyins OD !s. t.il. The dollar i> it its vUtutorT middle position in relation to iv rangr aayiinst
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      1126 16 lEJlioßlENTjj^s] Soilings to the United Kingdom. Dap. Oep. Pt. Deo. Arrive S'pora Shorn Penong U.K.. 'ORSOVA" 23 Jul 13 At* "CATHAY" 28 Aug 29 Aug 30 Aug 21 Sap 'IBERIA" 22 Sap IS Oct XHITRAL" 28 Sap 29 Sap 30 Sep 22 Oct ORIANA" 6 Nov 24 Nov 'CATHAY" 28
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      491 16 I^^ Southern Shipping Lines \V\l^sJ^ FROM BRISBANE, SYDNEY, MELBOURNE ADELAIDE VIA BANGKOK. Spore P. S'hom Penang M.S. Martin Thore 28/29 Jul 30/31 Jul 1/ 3 Aug M.S. Broholm 23/25 Aug 26/28 Aug 29/ 1 Sep M.S. Kcntr.kon 18/20 Oct 21/24 Oet 25/28 Oct FOR BRISBANE, SYDNEY, MELBOURNE ADELAIDE. VIA SARAWAK
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      236 16 WILHELMSEN LINES FROM: ScMliamaa Ml Caatiataui Parti tar Itegak aad Heat KaMj. Penant P. S htm Smnoora TALAIOT (Calls Manill) 11/12 Jalf 11/14 Jail is Ik Jalr lIJUCA (Cans Pusan. lapanl i> Jail TORREHS (Calls Manila) 11/11 Aat U/>« 1J BARBER LINE fROM U.S.A. EASI ANB NESI (.OASI PORTS. ROSF.VIILE
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    BUSINESS DONE
    897 17 L>I'SINEKB in and reported to the Singapore and Kuala I unipur trading rooms of the stock Exchange of Malaysia yeni.ni.i\. with the number of the sliarrs traded In bracketsINDUSTRIALS: Ounlopi (2,000) 11.21. (1.1 H Eli* (3.000) SI 16, 12,000) 11.4 ft; F. and N. *rd». (10.000) $2.M, (1.100
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    71 17 HINCSE Prodi*. Eichanca. Sln«a--1 pert naan prices par pteul yaitarday: cocenut all: bulk $611 peller*. drum Mil s»llern. Copra: July/August UK /Continent: unquoted Pepper: Muntok white $159 aeller*. white flA2i genera, apactal Sarawak Mack fI2S aellera, garbled l-xmnons blark $145 (N) aellera, ABTA IIITI (If) Hellers. Sincapera Cecenut
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    Nyalas crop
    10 17 Nrala* rubber crop In June was 52,000 lb.
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      973 17 f^^^ 7^ T^ M^^* M^^ M^^- M^ NOTICE IN THK lIK.H (Ol XT IN MALAI \i KUALA i i >in COMPANIES [WINDING-UP) NO: 3 OF 1965 In the Matter of »l I I'W W IPAHANGI MINING COMPANY LIMITED And In the Matter of the i Companies Ordinance iy»o INI ADI
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      741 17 THE STRAITS TIMES PRESS (MALAYA) LIMITED (Incorporated in the Slates ol Malaya; INTKRIM DIVIDEND NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Directors have declared an interim dividend of b e o per management share and $1/- stock unit le&s 40% Income tax in respect ol the year ending 31st August. 1965.
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      708 17 NOTICES I PUBLIC UTILITIES BOARD, SINGAPORE WATER DEPARTMENT NOTICE TO CONSI'MLRS SHUT-DOWN OF WATER StPPLV There will be no water in the following areas from 9.00 a.m. to 6.00 p.m. on Thursday, 8.7.65. i The shutdown is to enable work Ito be carried out on the 12" water main: U>
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      686 17 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS I DOCKYARD DEPARTMENT THE PORT OF SINGAPORE AUTHORITY APPOINTMENT OF SUPERINTENDENT (SHIP) Applications are invited from Malaysian Nationals for the appointment of Superintendent (Shlp> In the Dockyard Depart- 1 ment. Port of Singapore Authority. Candidates must ha\e served a full apprenticeship in a ship repairing ship building establishment
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      620 17 TENDERS I PEJABAT PELAJARAN SELANGOR KENYATAAN TAWARAN I'NTOK KELENGKAPAN DAN MENGALATKAN. ASRAMA2 SEKOLAH DALAM NEGERI SELANGOR 1965. 1. Tawaran2 ada-lah dl-pelawa untok menibuat membekalkan kelengkapanJ dan alatan2 baci Asraina2 Sekolah dalam ne.eii Selangor untok tahun 1965. Tawaran itu di-bahapl kapada dua bahagian, sapenl beiikut: (a) Perabot dan Kelenckapan'.' daripnda Pemborong2
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      305 17 SOUTH BUILDING, KUALA LUMPUR Available for immediate occupation two lots of office spaces of about 1,000 square feet each. Convenient parking space. Very reasonable rent. Interested parties kindly write to Box A 2186 S.T. K.L., for further particulars. MALAYSIAN ASSISTANT REQUIRED FOR APPOINTMENT IN SINGAPORE OFFICE OF BRITISH AGENCY HOUSE,
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      Fitness test forßahim V HK today
      181 18 Fitness test forßahim V HK today SINGAPORE, Tues. lUhlm Omar, who played a big hand (or Singapore In their Malaya Cup Final victon- over perak last year, will be given a fitness trial tomorrow against Hong Kong Chinese to prepare him for another Cup < Final. The Hong Kong team
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      S. Vietnam in
      29 18 SAIGON. Tue>. south VietIn.mi ha.- decided to competr in I the Merdeka anntveraarj .«occer tournament In Kuala Lumpur next month, the official Vietnam Press Agency reported.
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      BOWLING
      19 18 PENANG. Tues. Penang bowlIng cli.impionships will be held at the International Bowling Centre. Penan* Road, on Aug. 3.
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      Tourists master FAM XI
      471 18 Tourists master F AM XI CHI DOY SHOWS HIS OLD GOAL SPARKLE MALAYSIAN TRIAL TEAM HIT BY POOR COMBINATION KUALA LI'MPrR, Tuesday. |J(».NCi RUNG CHINESE, responding to the feel of the big venue and a good crowd, struck top form tonight to beat a Football Association of Malaysia Selection 5-1
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      70-minute Malaya Cup ties proposed
      160 18 70-minute Malaya Cup ties proposed JPOH. Tue.v Malajra Ci«p rugby matches may be played for 70 minutes instead of ».O mmutrs this sea.son according to the secretary of the Malaysian KiiKby Union. Bill Procter. A proposal for increased playing time would be madr at the annual metal meeting of the
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      25-match tour for girls team
      268 18 KUALA LUMPUR. Tuesday. T<HE MALAYSIAN women's hockey team, who 1 leave on their 52-day tour of Australia on Saturday afternoon, have a very busy programme ahead of them. Ponno Navaradnam. MWHA secretary, told Timesport today. "The team will play 25.matches, including six flrStrla.v, fixtures.' Miss
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      Indian cagers KL debut
      88 18 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. India's touring basketball <A..m. the All-Stars of Cttar Prada>h. will make their Selangor oe- but at the Chinwoo auditorium tomorrow night. The tourists will meet the Chinwoo team, the Selangor leajnie champions. The Indian High Commissioner to Malaysia. Mr. M. K. Kldwai. will
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      Sport on the campus amid the mimosa and broken glass
      712 18 ■11l '.V SPORTS activities at the University of Malaya are not flourishing in the way they i should among a group of young men and women of high potential for the very basic reason that sports facilities have run to
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      17 records at Central Perak schools meet
      264 18 TPOH. Tues. Seventeen records were established and two equalled on the first day of I the Central Perak combined I schools athletic meet at the An- 1 j derson School ground today. I Roys Class 1 lOOir: 1 One Van Chee i MSS.
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      137 18 I DIARY I SOCCER Tour match: t pony Hong Kong Chinese <Jn. Besar. 7.30 p.m.). S'gor Dlv. 1: SIA v TPCA 1 6 p.m XL Garrison v Mercantile Bank (7.30, both matches at Merdeka Stadium >. B'pore, 'Div. 3D: F. Karlb 'A' v Hamilton (Jn Besar. 5.30 >. S"pore BHFA
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    Penang v Kedah zone final
    55 19 KANOAR, Tues. Penang beat Perils 2-1 In their north rone sepak raga Jaxlng match for the Khlt Joharl Cup played here on Sunday. Penang will now meet Kedah In Penang on Friday to decide the •one finalists. The winners will qualify for the championships proper
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    Million $ scheme forßukit Timah
    311 19  - Million scheme forßukit Timah EPSOM JEEP RACECOURSE WILL SOON BE BIGGEST IN MALAYSIA L^ SINGAPORE, Tues. The Singapore Turf Club's racecourse at Bukit Timah will soon be the biggest in Malaysia. The track will be extended by one lurlong in length, adding half a furlong to each straight. The Bukit
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      SOCCER
      82 19 Interstate DID seml-nnaJ (Ipoh): Kedah 2 Johore 2. Ipoh Dlv. 1: Cheng Wah 3 Municipality 1; Dlv. 3: New Life YC 4 Ipoh Yg'sters 3. Kampar Div. 2: Dravidiana 4 Tutorial Inst. 2. Malacca Dlv. 1: Hakka Asm 5 PWD-Survey 0. Nejri Div. 2 (S'ban): IA 'B 2 4
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      HOCKEY
      17 19 Nejri Lge iS'bam: Rangers 9 AFSI Pt Diekson 0. Friendly: (Ipoh): Labour Dept 5 DTC 1.
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      BASKETBALL
      15 19 Perak Inter-distrlet (Ipohi: Ipoh! b* L. Perak 59-40: women: B. Padang bt Kampar 86-22.
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      NETBALL
      14 19 Negri Malay schoolgirls tourney (8 ban i: SK Temlang bt SK Rahang 14-9.
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    Pahang athletic championships
    57 19 KUANTAN, Tues The Parian* Amateur Athletic Association has been revived after a lapse of several years. Office-bearers are: President: Ismail bin Ibrahim: vlce-prenldent Wan Mohd. bin Hj. Wan Mustapha; secretary Ourbachan Singh treasurer: Ourmukh Singh Dhlllon. The state championships will be j held on Saturday at the
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    Sarawak badminton stars for schools meet
    332 19  -  MANSOOR RAHMAN: By Kuala Lumpur, Tues r Wl\t Schools Sports Council of Sarawak will send a full 'p«m of three boys and three girls for the Malaysian schools open individual badminton championships to be held in Singapore from Aug. 4-6 The news has been
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    Lock icon BAILEY SLAMS 77 OFF SPRINGBOKS IN FIGHTBACK
    293 19 BAILEY SLAMS 77 OFF SPRINGBOKS IN FIGHTBACK CRICKET ROUNDUP LONDON. Tuesday. T»REVOR BAILEY, playing his favourite role of A rescuer, led a stirring flghtback by Essex egainst the South Africans at Colchester yesterday. Essex lost their first five wickets wJth only 87 scored In reply to the South Africans first
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    N. Zealand recover with Dick assault
    496 19 N. Zealand recover with Dick assault TONDON. Tues. A thrilling exhibition of hitting by Artie Dick, who narrowly missed scoring the season's fastest hundred wa* the highlight of the New Zealand tourning team's game with Northamptonshire at Northampton yesterday. Dick slammed 96 in 87 minutes including two sixes and 16
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      110 19 zoocxmir OVERALL IN SALOON TOURERS EVENT I AND IST IN ITS CLASS I Fourth Tunku Abdul Rahman Circuit Race I A spectacular win through the magnificent performance of PRINCE 2000 GT superbly driven by Philip Scow. Mobil racing fuel and lubricants were specially chosen by Prince Motors for this race.
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    No hollow ring about Anzus support: Envoy
    130 20 SINGAPORE. Tues. Thp United Stat. ConsulOeneral here. Mr. John A. Lacey. today said that Anzus support for Malaysia should not bo treated as •empty words." Mr. Laeey. who was speaking at the monthly luncheon meeting oi the Australian and New Zealand Association of
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    Earth tremor
    37 20 KUCHING. Tues- Butldines In Lutom; and Miri. Sarawak's oil centre in the Fourth Division, were rocked today by a Might earth tremor The tremor was felt at 12.45 pm No damage or casualties were reported.
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    NINE ARRESTED IN SARAWAK
    93 20 KUCHING, Tues. Seven people wire arrested in the Simanggang area of Sarawak's Second Division this morning for "behaviour believed likely to endanger public safety. a police spokesman stated here this afternoon. They arc brine hold under the Preservation of Public Security Regulations. Detail!) are not available.
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    Troupe to cheer our troops in Borneo
    129 20 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues.— A i cultural troupe of 40 Malayan entertainers will leave lor Sabah and Sarawak on July 26 "to cheer up" our boys there. Inche Yang Amrl. principal assistant cretary to the Ministry oi Defence, sajd this toda\ before leaving here
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    LONDON STOCKS, RUBBER and TIN
    328 20 LONDON Tues. The stock markets ga c another uninspiring performance today with prices generally drifting lower in quiet conditions but there was a modest and very limited rally in the afternoon Insurance shares and coppers provided the main exceptions to the trend. Gilts held steady.
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    49 20 LONDON. Tues Spot 2 1d.. Aug 21d.. Sept. 21d. Oct. 21d.. Oct Dec 21d. Jan. March 21d April June 20 15 16d July Sept 20 15 16d.. Oct. Dec 20 15 lfid Jan. March 20 \d. c.i.f. July 2O'.d. Aug 20 9 16d.. Sept 2f)'_d Tone: Very quiet
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    29 20 LONDON. Tues.— Buyers £1418. sellers £1420. Forward buyers j £1413. sellers £1414. Settlement £1430 Turnover a.m. 140 tons. p.m. 210 tons. Tone: Steady at a lower i level.
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    Lock icon SETBACK FOR SATO IN JAPAN ELECTION
    153 20 SETBACK FOR SATO IN JAPAN ELECTION rKYO. Tues. >lr. s,tuv Liberal Dftnocratk Party lost four s«-ats in Japan s I PP" House in Sunday's rlrttion hut still maintains bis majority in the House However, the election waa (onsiderrd a ri'hufT for .Mr. Sato, who took office i» s Prime Minister
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    Tornado causes $500 m havoc
    126 20 Tornado causes $500 m havoc OOME. Tues. Italian 1V officials today estiI damage at 100.000 million 1i r p ($5OO million) in a killer tornado that left a belt of devastation across industrial North Italy. Thr toll In thr Sunday tornudo moun'ed to 17 as dlsasti r teams found more
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    Visit put off
    27 20 KARACHI. Tues— KliiK Mulirndra of Nepal lias postponed his official visit to Pakistan, which was due to start tomorrow. Embassy KNITCM here .said today
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    63 20 TAN KENC SENG 1. hew si»hlnd beiovrd Ckaa, sun-. Kal i Kai Hrn, Km Khiam, dmichtar-In-law Kot irtiten Lily Koon, Hi la« Clin King Tinx. LO' An l-'ooK Kre and I< t icrandchildren to mourn hl» Koad on for Bldadarl CVmftery Donxtiona. IB lieu of urp.-tth* ami Andr»v. HIMtOO
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    22 20 IN LOVING MEMORY OF Po «T>!»i t><k r.H .lil.rtrrt .V7-fi! led, btdriddm. Gon» «r« hl§ tor r.ow r.M In p*ac*.
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