The Straits Times, 8 July 1965

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    22 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 150,000 r The Straits Times Kstd. 1845 THURSDAY, JULY 8. 1965 15 CENTS KDN 1189 M.C.(P). 1005
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    The fences go up...
    566 1  -  CHEW LOY KHOON From KUCHING. Wednesday ...But to those resettled, a promise of a new deal THE fences have gone up. Soon new villages like those in Malaya during the Emergency will dot an area about the size of Singapore Island. By iliis afternoon, an estimated
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    Lock icon Land for new settlers
    368 1 Reds must be beaten KUALA LUMPUR Wednesday THE Acting Prime Minister. Tun Abdul Razuk. today announced "economic benefit schemes" for those resettled in Sarawak. One of these benefits. hi- told reporters after the weekly Cabind meeting, would be the allocation of land, which was no problem
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    3 big bomb bids in S'pore
    196 1 22 GRENADES FOUND SINGAPORE. Wed. Three attempts to bomb public places, Including the CID car park in Robinson Road. were made by saboteurs late this afternoon and tonight. In all three atten total of 22 hand Indonesian make were wrap ped ill neat bundli
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    STOP PRESS
    27 1 BOMKIM.S CON! IM l SAIGON. \Ve<l l s. Air Force anil n.ivy \vt% continued pouiuliim North Vietnamese targets today, bombing radar *.itr. har£es. bridges IM.
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    Lock icon India's brain drain
    16 1 NEW DFLHI. W< ernment r Mientist.s. badly upetiei: ftt home, ■orkinn abroad AP
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  • AFRO-ASIAN AND PACIFIC DESK
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      Lock icon 8,000 more Marines land at Danang
      110 2 DANANG. Wed. About 8,000 U.S. Marines began landing at this strategic city this morning to strengthen the Marine force already here, a IS. spokesman said. The Marines began coming ashore in landb?ff crafts from ships, of the LS. Seventh Fleet. There are already 9.500
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      Lock icon Zone D: No let-up for the Vietcong
      401 2 B-52 BOMBERS IN THIRD STRIKE AGAINST JUNGLE FORTRESS SAIGON, Wednesday. A MERICAN, Australian and Vietnamese Government xxforces are knifing deeply into the Vietcong jungle fortress of War Zone D by land and from the air. Pacific-based B-52 stratofortr?ss strategic bombers hit the forbidding
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      Lock icon JUST FANCY THAT
      100 2 JUST FANCY THAT PERTH. Wed. A man remained behind the steering wheel of his car smoking a cigarette until he and the vehicle sank In 12ft of water in the Swan River here today The driver, who went Into the river after a wild 50 mph drive through the city
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      Lock icon Shastri: I'll think about meeting Chou
      113 2 HYDERABAD. Wed. India s Prime Minister, Mr. Lai Bahadur ■baatri, .said last night he had told President Nasser In Cain' recently 'hat he would think 4hou-« a sue;?rst:on that he should meet Mr. Chou En-lai. the Communist Chinese Prime Minister. Speaking to reporters here,
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      30 die in Cairo plane crash
      74 2 CAIRO. Wed. An Egyptian military plane crashed last nißht near the Altnaza military airport here. Thirty of the 31 men j aboard reportedly were killed. The Russian-built plane crashad on takeoff on a flight to the < Yemen. Sources said the plane I carried
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      BRITAIN IS LIKELY TO TRY NEW VIETNAM PEACE BID
      240 2 T ONDON, Wed. Britain is considering a fresh, twop r onged Vietnam peace initiative through the United Nations and a direct approach in Moscow. Diplomatic sources said the Prime Minister. Mr. Harold Wilson (above), is determined to make a new effort
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      Lock icon Peking is spending millions to corrupt Africans: Banda
      210 2 Peking is spending millions to corrupt Africans: Banda I>LANTYRE. Wed. Prime Minister HasI tings Banda of Malawi charged yesterday that Communist China i spending millions o{ dollars to corrupt African leaders. It was money that would be better spent on feeding their people, he said at a news conference marking
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      Lock icon New govt in Yemen dominated by military
      138 2 WANA'A (Yemen), Wed.— President Abdullah Sallal has formed a new Government In Yemen and appointed himself Primt Minister. As Premier. Mr. Sallal r» placed Mr. Ahm/-d No.tm.m who resigned last Tuesday. Mr. Noaman, now in Cairo, was replaced mainly because he opposed the
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      Lock icon No pay for 350,000 Filipino Govt men
      107 2 y\ AMI. A. Wed. About 350.000 Government employees received no pay packets today, the first pay day of the current fiscal year because Congress still hadn't passed the new Budget. The Auditor-General refused to issue pay cheques in the absence of an Appropriations
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      174 2 the iDelJJlonte "wrden show IS ON AT M GROCERY STORES NOW, jj Am I Its V^B la^y It's time to enjoy flavour-full Del Monte Canned Fruits and Juices Time to take home the best buy from Ethe Del Monte Garden Show. Del Monte Garden Show displays at your favourite grocery
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      38 2 THE GAMBOLS by Barry Appleby /would k>u u*e to TAi^r^'a ter* fwv home "> ~~s~ZT~7/ \JQu oar, dear < X JuTr fPf YOUfC COOKING SO MUCH I ALWAYS FALL POS 1 eerree tuan me p/nesr I tuat confidence /Si l^^j
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  • EUROPEAN AND AMERICAN DESK
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      Lock icon A 90 mph Isle of Man spin for Lord Snowdon
      101 3 ¥)OUGLAS. (Isle of Man). Wed. Lord Snowdon. husband of Princess .Margaret, roared round the Isle of Man time-trial motor-cycle course yrsterdav at i>o miles an hour. The 35-ye;ir-old photoirrapber and designer donned leather earb. crash helmet and gOKKles for his
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      Lock icon Plot crushed
      24 3 ASUNCION i Paraguay*. Wed.— The Government said y<v had crashed whsplans to unlftfi guerilla warfare and nutka Paraguay a second Cuba. AP.
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      Derek the digger blacks out continental links
      144 3 Derek the digger blacks out continental links ONDON. Wed International telephone links were thrown into confusion yesterday when a workman dug a hole outside Berts Cafe in Swanley, Southern England. Derek Chaplin ("Where I am told to dig. I just dig") severed thousands of connections on the Continental cable with
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      New editor
      24 3 LONDON Wf i The appointrkl to replace Rabat John Edwards as editor of the Daily Express wai announced yestPrday by Beaverbrook Newspapers—A.P.
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      Lock icon Just fancy that
      35 3 PARIS. Wed. Five-year-old Jean Claude Bachat is in hospital in Cambrai, northeast France, after a kind neighbour threw him a lollipop from an upstairs window. It hit him in the eye. Reuter.
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      Rome and Bonn defy De Gaulle
      310 3 Rome and Bonn defy De Gaulle Presidents meet amidst Common Market crisis BONN, Wednesday. J'HE Italian and West German Presidents met yesterday in a demonstration of unity in the face of accelerated efforts by France to make other Common Market nations bow to its will. President Heinrich Luebke and President
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      Senate agrees
      29 3 WASHINGTON. Wed. The Senate has approved a proposed constitutional amendment which would ensure that the United States was never without a President, fully capable of action. I
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      Lock icon 100 held in anti-Red campaign
      91 3 100 held in anti-Red campaign LIMA <Prru>. Wed. More! than 100 Communist leaders have been arre.steti in the drive to smu>h guerilla bands which have attacked Andes Mountain village*. 150 miles east of Lima, news- 1 papers reported. Thirteen people have i>een ar- I md charged in connection with two
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      Lock icon Speech by Callaghan breach of privilege, Speaker rules
      232 3 Speech by Callaghan breach of privilege, Speaker rules LONDON. Wed.— The Speaker of the House of Commons ruled yesterday that Britain's Chancellor of the Exchequer. Mr. James Callaghan. appeared to have committed a breach of Parliamentary privilege in a speech at the weekend. The House referred the matter to an
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      Lock icon Royal envoy: Protest by Labour MPs
      110 3 LONDON, Wed.— Several Labour members protested in Parliament yesterday at the appointment of Prince William. 22-year-old cousin of Queen Elizabeth, as third secretary at the British High Commission in Lagos. Nigeria. An Opposition member railed them crvpto-re-puhlican*. Mrs. Irene Short had said it was
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      Lock icon Enough to drive the rats crazy
      107 3 Enough to drive the rats crazy MIAMI. (Florida). Wed. An electronics firm here has invented a small grey noise-maker which, it claims, is the latest weapon against rats and mice. It drives them crazy. The device, patented by the Haydu Corp. of Hialeah. puts out an ultra high frequency sound
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      Lock icon NOT EVEN A GOOD ACRESS, SAYS HER HOMETOWN
      204 3 NOT EVEN A GOOD ACRESS, SAYS HER HOMETOWN DOME. Wed. A court trying Sophia Loren and husband Carlo Ponti on bigamy charges yesterday heard a series of bitter accusations, including a complaint from her hometown that she is not even a good actress. The court met for 15 minutes and
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      Lock icon Cash in waste with new tin refining technique
      297 3 1 NEW YORK. Wed. A NOVEL method of tin refining, which could eliminate the annual shortfall between production and consumption, may soon be licensed by an American company to the j Bolivian Government. The method makes it possible to work low-grade ore
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      228 3 2 STOREY TERRACE HOUSES FREEHOLD LAND AT IPOH LANE, SINGAPORE. AT FOWLIE ROAD ONAN ROAD, SPORE. AT HIGHLAND ROAD, 5 1 2 m.s. Up. Serongoon Road, Singapore. AT SIMON CLOSE DA SILVA LANE, 6 m.s. Up. Serangoon Road, Singapore. AT MEYAPPA CHETTIAR ROAD, 999 YEARS LEASEHOLD. AT POH HUAT ROAD,
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      309 3 CITY DEVELOPMENTS FINANCE AND INVESTMENT LIMITED 4r*\ ml MORE and MORE I people are I opening I I 6% DEPOSIT l ACCOUNTS fßP^^pEarn STEADY 1 fim and O/l re income ~TEL ***** I 15-B, AMBER MANSIONS (Second Floor) ORCHARD ROAD SINGAPORE 9 A wholly owned B Subsidiary of m m
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    $12,103 collected
    29 4 SINGAPORE. Wed. The Sri Narayana Mission here has collected a total of $12,103.20 from its Flag Day held on Saturday, the President. Mr. M.K. Bhasl, announced today.
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    Gomez suit: Settlement reached, court told
    342 4 SINGAPORE, Wednesday. THH High Court was told today that an out-of-court settlement had been reached last night in the suit brought by Thomas Vincent Gomez, who was under suspension as the paid secretary-general of the Singapore Manual and Mercantile Workers' Union, against the union.
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    An extortioner is jailed
    77 4 SINGAPORE. Wed.— A magistrate's court was today told how the proprietor of a dhoby shop. Liang Soh Har in Jalan Betek had his showcase kicked and smashed, when he refused to pay $3 protection money demanded by a youth. Sultan Mydiu bin Abdul Hamid. 20. on
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    FUND FOR SCHOLARS: 700 TO SELL FLAGS ON SATURDAY
    135 4 SINGAPORE. Wed.— More than TOO voluntary workers will be out on Saturday in an islandwide sale of flags in aid of the Prophet Mohammed's Birthday Scholarship Fund. The sales of car labels which began on July 1 will also be on.
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    Bank moving to new building
    52 4 SINGAPORE, Wed— The Asia Commercial Banking Corporation Ltd. will celebrate the opening of Its new $300,000 three-storey building in Robinson Road with a cocktail party between 2 p.m. and 5 p.m. tomorrow. The bank will carry on Its business at the new Robinson Road premises
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    GUARDIANS AND PARENTS ACT IN NGEE ANN ROW
    204 4 SINGAPORE. Wednesday. THE parents and guardians of the 1,000 Ngee Ann College students have split into two groups over the college's controversial "university plan" issue. One group of aome 60 last night attended a meeting convened by the students, and decided to
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    $59mil for road, water projects in Johore
    106 4 $59mil for road, water projects in Johore JOHORE BAHRU. The Mentrl Bet>ar of Johore, Dato Haji Hassan bin Haji Yunos, today disclosed that the Central Government had allocated $59 million to the Johore State Government for road and water supply projects under Malaysia's first five-year development plan. Of the amount.
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    DR. LEE HITS OUT AT THE PAP IN TV TALK
    137 4 SINGAPORE, Wed. The chairman of the Barisan Sosialis,, Dr. Lee Siew Choh, tonight described the "Malaysian Malaysia" slogan as "a selfish PAP slogan, a communal slogan and a neo-colonlalist slogan". He declared: "A 'Malaysian Malaysia" will only help the British
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      309 4 2nd HIGH-TENSION week! SIMULTANEOUSLY AT ODEON CATHAY CATHAY SINGAPORE KUALA LUMPUR PENANG 11am, 1.30.4. 1.00,3.15. 1.00.3.30. 6.30 930pm 6.30 9.30pm 6.30 9.30pm m^"" r^t^ Jl** j B^~^ W^IH IT NOT ONLY "CARRIES"... IT RACES YOU TO THE PEAK OF HIGH-TENSION ADVENTURE! FRANK SINATRA IREVORHOVWLRD J VoNlffiWlS EXPRESS CINEMASCOPE COLOR by
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    Trade ban evasion: Minister is given the names
    436 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday. rnHE Minister of Commerce and InX dustry, Dr. Lim Swee Aun, was today given the names of four Singaporeregistered shipping firms which are allegedly flouting the ban on trade with Indonesia. Dr. Lim disclosed this today after a 90--minute
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    Diamond watch: Man charged
    53 5 SINOAPORK. Wed Wohk St shnnti s charted in a maniaiy with di.-lio- Omega watch with i' cliiimond ■trap worth $3,000. Wong, who su.i'y. l<i :iI!CRPd to hive ri-t.4 nrd the ■tolen article brimßinft t< Woo Yu Clienß. of Rocha at a house in Tanjoog Kntong Road-
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    Chartered Bank is first with standard cheques __
    235 5 Chartered Bank is first with standard cheques l/UAUV LUMPUR. 1V Wed. The Chartered Bank here has started issuing cheques of standard size and format as recommended by the Exchange Banks Association The suggestion was made by the association last year In anticipation of the use of electronic machines for a
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    Talks: 'New chapter for Kelantan'
    185 5 KOTA 'THE chairman of the Keh x Nik Ahmad Kamil, hoj Tun Abdul Razak and th« tan. lnche Asri bin Haji open a new chapter In th i BHARU, Wednesday, antan State Alliance, Dato i pcs that the talks between i Mentrl Besar of KelanIfnda,
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    Press Ball in capital on Sept. 4
    91 5 j£UALA I.UMPUR. Wed. I The National Union of Journalists of Malaya will hold a Press Ball at the Dewan Tengku Abdul Rah- man In Ampang Road here on Sept. 4 to raise funds for ius educational and welfare programmes. 'Highlights of the ball
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    Protect workers' eyes by law, urges surgeon
    200 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. A New Zealand eye surgeon today suggested that legislation be introduced to allow specialist medical officers to inspect the premises and working conditions of industrial workers to ensure that their eyes are adequately protected. This was necessary to minimise eye
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    University of Malaya may get WUS aid
    84 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed The Geneva-base^ secretary of the VVorld University Service. Mr. S Chlthamparanathan. left for home today after discussions here with University of Malaya authorttip.s on student and staff welfare at the university. His tHiks included dtseunkMUi on the possibility of WUS
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    On study tour
    35 5 PARIT BUNTAR. Wed. lnche Oman Dm. an :inti-malanal Inspector with the Began Serai Henlth Department, has left, for Manila on a three months' study tour under a World Health Or- Ranisation fellowshin
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    Exclude wood charcoal in Common Market, Tariff Board told
    308 5 SINGAPORE. Wed THE Sincanore Firewood and Charcoal Dealers Association. re;>re.- iiting importers ot firewood and charcoal, has told the TarllT Advisory Board, now in session here, that wi»orl charcoal should not be ii. I In the Common Market The mh iciation's
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    School ceremony
    30 5 SINGAPORE. Wed The Parliamentary Secretary to the Ministry of Edura'ion. lnche Abdul Rahim bin Ishitk. will open Telok Kurau Secondary School on Juiy 19 at 7.30 p-m. j
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    Prophet's Birthday rally at Badminton Hall
    152 6 Prophet's Birthday rally at Badminton Hall CINOAPORE, We d The venue of the mass rally to mark the birthday of the Prophet Mohammad on Saturday has been i hanged from the National Theatre to the Singapore Badminton Hall in Guillemard Road. 'IhUwas announced today by the organisers, the Singapore Prophet's
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    Rape case girl (12) tells of dirty pictures
    145 6 I^AMPAR, Wed. A sawmill kepala, Chong Saw Leng, 36, was committed at the close of a preliminary inquiry here j esterday to stand trial in the High Court on a charge of raping a 12-M-ar-nid girl. Bail was allowed. The girl told
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    Five bodies found
    316 6  -  HO SAI KONG -By SLASH WOUNDS ARE EVIDENT AS FAMILIES IDENTIFY MISSING FISHERMEN PENANG, Wednesday. MARINE police today recovered the bodies of five of the eight trawlermen missing since last Saturday night after their vessel had been found burnt in the sea about 14 miles from Penang.
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    State welfare reorganised
    75 6 IPOH. Wed The Peralc State Welfare Committee has been dis■Olved in compliance with a directive of the Central Welf»re Council to which it was affiliated. A Slate branch of the council has been formed instead, with Territorial Chief of the Bindings district. Raja Shahriman bin Raja Abdul
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    Many new faces in 'Miss Malaysia' contest
    92 6 Many new faces in 'Miss Malaysia' contest CINGAPORE. Wed Many new faces will be among contestants vying for the title of "Miss Malay «la" in the ".'Miss International" contest at Lone Beach from Auc. 4 to H. Altogether. 26 girls are competing in the contest at thr < i thav
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    Forbes to see Aussies in Malaysia
    155 6 by ROGER HENNING SYDNEY, Wed. The v^ Australian Minister for the Army. Dr. A. J. Forbes, left here today to inspect Australian troops in Malaysia and Vietnam. Accompanied by the Prr. manent Secretary to the Department of the Army. Mr. B. White, he will
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    Malay Writers' Association
    56 6 PENANG. Wed. The Penanft and Province Wellesley Malay Writers' Association was formed at a meeting attended by more than 60 Malay writers from all over the State at Umno Hall here. Inche Harun Hassan was elected president with Che Sitl Hawa Yatim as vice-president. Inche Zakri Abadi
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    Liquor conviction
    38 6 PENANG. Wed A housewife Kolc Ah Yam. 38. was lined $244 or two week*' jail when she pleaded guilty yesterday to a charge of possessing 1.2 gallons of dutiable liquor in her house at Sungei Nibong.
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    THAT LOCAL FRUIT TAX SHOCK: STEPS TO REMOVE IT
    160 6 THAT LOCAL FRUIT TAX SHOCK: STEPS TO REMOVE IT KUALA LUMPUR. 1V Wed. All local fruit brought from Singapore to the Malaysian mainland are dutiable but the Ministry of Finance is looking into the possibility of removing this "barrier." The Ministry gave this assurance today when commenting on a complaint
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    1,000 pupils get gifts
    53 6 KANGAR. Wrd. The Perlis Red Cross Society is distributing powdered milk and stationery g.fts to more than 1.000 pupils of national schools in the state. The gifts were donated by the American. New Zealand. German and Austri.m Red Cross societies through the Malays. an body in
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    Robber shoots man in locked car
    142 6 Robber shoots man in locked car PENANG. Wed.— An armed robber shot and wounded a contractor, Mr. Koh Hai Ching. last night when he locked himself up in his car at the Church Street pier. The gunman fired point- I blank at the windscreen of the car and lilt Mr.
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    State exhibition
    49 6 KANGAR. Wed.— The Regent iof Perlis, Tenglcu Suleiman, will open the three-day State horticultural and agricultural exhibU tions at the Women's Institute hall on July 22. 1 In addition to a display of I more than 1.000 exhibits, a I handicraft competition will also i be held.
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    Malaysia's Algiers position just as good: Envoy
    142 6 Malaysia's Algiers position just as good: Envoy WUALA LUMPUR. Wed. JV —The United Arab Republic Ambassador here, Dato Abdul Moneim Hassan Tauflk, said today the postponement of the Algiers conference had not In any way prejudiced Malaysia's position Dato Tauflk. who a; the Kuala Lumpur airport to see an official
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    FOUR STAY ON TO SET UP ALGIERS EMBASSY
    107 6 I£UALA LUMPUR. Wed. Twenty-nine out of the 33 members of the Malaysian official delegation who went to Algiers for the Afro-Asian summit conference have returned home or gone back to their posts abroad. The four who are still in the Algerian capital
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    Prophet's day rally
    30 7 IPOH Wed. Th" Mentri B«--■ar Dato Ahmad bin S) d. ill address ;< BttM rally at the Wo Pra n:r.c InstiI t\\\n hrv o" Sn'urday. Prophet MohMii-rl> bi'-t'.id.iy
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    An expert on those old coins: Not so fabulous
    312 7 I/UALA LUMPUR, Wed. 11 An expert said here today that the Spanish coins recently illustrated in the newspapers are quite common, exist here in vast quantities and are only worth from S5 to SlO. His pockets linking wi:h r:<rf coins worth
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    Read your law. DPPs are told
    267 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday. .THE Senior President of the Sessions Court here. Syed Hassan Al-JcrTri. today called lon Deputy Public Prosecutors to read the law properly before giving their consent to prose- cute. Thi> v.'ns to ensure that the law provided protection to the public
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    Military ; exercises in S'pore
    58 7 Military exercises in S'pore SINGAPORE. \Ve«l police i today announced that military forces would hold i tiainins exercises at the Colombo health training i re. i in C'lementi Road < from 8.30 p.m tomorrow to I j b a.m. on Friday. Blank ammunition and flares will be used. The public
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    Cultural bodies invited
    72 7 !>i \NO Wed. The C'.tv Council* cultural .-uixumm.'.trr ba« Inritad local cultural astoto .i meeting on July 20 to consider how the council c.iii foster and contribute to cultural Hc'iv:'irs in the i v thii meeting tentativa pre- v the Mib-oommif.ro for mi ro the Town Hall
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    Headmistress acquitted
    52 7 IPOH wed. Mir h-\.n--ol tin Ray.. Pnrempumn school here. Mi>. A. N N.iu ;uitted by the traffic court here today whrn the pwcution withcirrw a MS9SMM liiTsr against her. Mr.- Nada rajah. 46. irtd plenden not cuiitv to a ih.iißr f nrcheen! driving in Jalan Bat.i Bo:ick^il Oil
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    He learned to wash clothes in jail...
    118 7 He learned to wash clothes in jail... DENANG. Wed A magis- trate. Incho Annuar bin Zalnal Abidin. today advised a convicted man to pend his time in iall "profitably." Ibrahim bin Hasinm. 21, with thri't 1 previou> Cpnvictions. had earlier pleaded guilty to breaking Into a Beach Street home. Asked
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    Re-elected president
    49 7 KANGAK. Wed.— I lie Montr. Bern Dv.o Sluikh Alwwci. ml hern re-elected president of the Peril! Scou: Council with tacbe Ahmud Mum at vice-president. O'h-r officials are DDCXM M'hayuddin bin Dato Hab:n '(chairman". Inche Ahmad bin Sultan isßCTetaryi anti i-iche Abu B:<k<r bm Mohamed Noor I (treasurer).
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    War on S'pore vice spots
    59 7 SINGAPORE Wed. T h f An i-vicf ircUon of Mic CID j\ 1 terdwv aa:iin raided su>Dec ed bnthrls. No arrrM. 1 werr marie. Riiicis were rarrii'd oM on 20 houses at Gui'.lemard Rond. K;ni Son? Road. J'lhor^ Roud. Syed Al-'i R l Lor -res
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    Equal pay demand by teachers' union
    102 7 Equal pay demand by teachers' union PENANG. Wed. The Penans branch of the Di-y Training College Teacher.-' Union, at it* annual meeting on Saturday, will consider a resolution urging the Ministry of Education to sjrant DTC teachers equal pay tor equal work "without any conditions." Eight resolutions will be tabled
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    Police hunt six harbour raiders
    135 7 PENANG. Wed POLICE are hunting a 4 o! >ix who raided a j lighter anchored oil Penang H irbour early this morning j n.ri MCaptd with a large 1 cargo foodi The ttan^ locked up in Anthony Samy b n cabin before loadinu I tyrr.v
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    Speed of compiling Malay dictionary a 'surprise'
    469 7 Speed of compiling Malay dictionary a 'surprise' KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday. THE well-known Dutch lexicographer and Indonesian scholar, Prof A. Teeuw, has expressed surprised over the speed and progress which the Dewan Bahasa dan Pustaka made in compiling a comprehensive Malay dictionary. The director, Syed Nasir bin Ismail, said this today
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    SONG CONTEST AT MOSQUE OPENING
    54 7 SONG CONTEST AT MOSQUE OPENING KIALA LI .VfPl R. Wed A "Barzan.ji" (religious song) competition will br .iiiiiins the hichlichts of the opening eerrmon> of the SlO million National Mosque here on Aup. 27. Thr Yang di-Pertuan Agonc will perform the opening ceremony to which Muslim countries have hern invited
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    A $22,000 extort bid: Man jailed one year
    476 8 Bullets sent with letter SINGAPORE. Wad A 36- YEAR-OLD jobless m;in. who tried to extort $22,000 from the manager of a printing press, broke both his ankles when he fell into v monsoon drain in trying to escape police arrest, a magistrate's
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    Eye diseases
    27 8 SINGAPORE. \\>d Australian ophthalmology -specialist. Prolessor Gerard Crock, today gave a talk on "Eye diseases and the physician" at Ihr Pathology lecture theatre. General Hospital.
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    NEW USIS CHIEF ARRIVES
    135 8 NEW USIS CHIEF ARRIVES MR. George W. Porter, (above) a former newspaper editor and reporter, who has arrived in Singapore from Pmtnt to take over the post of Information Officer at the American Consulate-G ene r a 1 here. Hr will succeed Mr. Wolf Rr.idr at the I.S. Information Sri
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    Church jumble sale
    31 8 SINGAPORE. Wed.— The St. Peters Anglican Church in S<-r;m-goon Garden Estate will hold a Himbie sale at the church compound on Saturday from 1 p.m. to 6 p.m.
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    AUSSIE DELEGATION ARRIVES IN STORE
    328 8 SINGAPORE. Wed A SIX-MAN Australian Parliamentary Labour Party delegation flew into Singapore tonight at the invitation of the State Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, to study and evaluate political trends. The leader of the delegation. Mr. E.G. Whltlam. who Is also Deputy Leader of
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    Razak: 'Not interested in Hong Lim result'
    111 8 Razak: 'Not interested in Hong Lim result' KUALA LUMPUR. v Wed. Tun Abdul Riuuk said today that the Central Government was i% not interested" In the result of the Hong Lim byelection in Singapore on Saturday. "The Alliance i and it d tor whether 'lv PAP or the Barman wins."
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    JAIL, ROTAN SENTENCE IS REDUCED
    97 8 JAIL, ROTAN SENTENCE IS REDUCED SINGAPORE. Wed. A labourer, Scan Ah Poh. v I i under a district court's sentence of one year's jail and six strokes Of the rotan. today hati I tence reduced on appeal day's jail by Mr. Justice Window in the High Court The judge accepted
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    Boy in river rescued
    90 8 KUCHING. Wed.— An eight-year-old Chinese boy was saved from drowning In the river at the 24 th mile resettlement village this afternoon by an alert policeman Constable Sim who WM on roadblock duty at the bridcte outside the vlllace >aw the boy in difficulty in the
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    Market research course
    48 8 Market research course SINGAPORE. Wed.— A .-pecml course on market research will bo conducted by the Singapore Institute of Management, eommenrniu nexi Tuesdiiy. The tcr is S5O. Registration forms n.ny be otv ;ui,ed irom the Sln«ra;, ute of Management.. Overseas JnJoo Bank Building. 19G Sou'h 3ridge Road. Singapore.
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    PAP, BARISAN RALLIES
    67 8 SINGAPORE. Wed— The Peoples Action Party will hold a lunch time by-elec-tion rally at Fullerton Square at 1 p.m. tomorrow. The party will also hold two other street meetings at China Street <1 p.m. to 0 p.m.) and Upper Chinchew Street (8 p.m. to 10 p.m.). The
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      73 8 AH**** **wn Rtf V. T. ntrrnHn vi»<^ <V' V/^Jfe »JLi-_~ [KOOaJH?? )k3»JG6U2SAJp| .SO I THOUGHT THE WELL, I GUESS U- -COH. r WIU-.V3 rjW^f-rt^H" MJemJmJFIL?' whatxou you were leasi i cxiuld do /rru. be au /^but nou're alley A^l rM.V 4 *vF£^Tf*'i- i t3L^M pom' our /sctwgtota>« wouu> be to
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  • GREAT STORIES OF WORLD WAR II
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      NORMANDY
      2081 9  -  John Deane Potter For them the glory was over.... The war had settled down to an exhausting, ceaseless, slogging bloodbath no quarter asked and none given burned-out tanks, mangled bodies, dozens of small fierce battles which always led to officers and men killed and wounded By The footsloggers' finest
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      139 9 -^v Flotta Lauro ar« risnowned for their M^^^* li^skw f 1 tradition of excellence in comfort and M 1 fcfafe. 1 service in sea travel. This famed company Bj^. are now Pa c n 8 on trie Europe-Australia m run its fully stabilised, newest, fastest most luxurious passenger liners M.
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
    82 10 M Wnrd, SIS tf. mmm) THE FAMILY of the late Mr Kathtreeu of Survey Office Ratu Pahat who died on '.'Kin June, rrfij thank rtl "i'" and friends for their condu'"'r* *r»hth*. assistance and attesidin,^ t the riner MESSRS TAh CHEE TEE and See 'he families ol <h» late
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    ANNOUNCEMENTS
    151 10 •i» H nra <s HIS fMmmum PROPHET MOHAMIO'i IirHIUY .-iil<ermarket. ir. hard Road and Singapore Hranchea will he ChMM ga Kith Inly No delivenei FEDERAL PUBLICATIONS LTD. ton imi nook addic-ta t,,.wv. 'i,,,, sho>vroom at Tlmea Hf" Rreet Valley Road. «ingH|»»re FOR YOUR TRIP to the rontinral use continental
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    RELIGIOUS ANNOUNCEMENTS
    48 10 li HW< «T I \tinim,,m> SCRIPTURE UNION RALLY Tbe rVok for The World B'ikil Rlntani s. bMI II ii; Kl. < p m CONVENTION in.i neahnK HllaWi Pentecoatal Phurch .IS «t Michael a Ratal, 'iilv to II dmly 7 om All lesus revet f»ls a*** lire now
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      Threats By Jakarta
      645 10 Threats By Jakarta Indonesia s national revollltfOß is always la danger, but it is disturbing that Jakarta should so olten raise the cry that Indonesia it in peril because ol Malaysia. 1 his ha.s been the main propaganda thonM Cor the past v.-ok or more, re-introduced by the Acting President.
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      Port Loan
      372 10 It looks as though the Port of Singapore Authority will haw to modify and rephasc its development programme. The 545 million loan the World Bank has agreed to give will look after the foreign exchange costs of projects in- volving a total expenditure of S7o million. Finding the
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      Urgent Need
      188 10 With such unanimity surrounding the need to promote the National Language, the exchange between Dr. Tan Chee Khoon and Syed Nasir bin Ismail, director of the Dewan Bahasa dan Pustaka. over dictionaries is unfortunate. The trouble lies in varying definitions of what a dictionary should be. Syed Nasir
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      Detainee Boestamam: 'It was a casual enquiry'
      186 10 Detainee Boestamam: 'It was a casual enquiry' j>LK A S E accept my heartielt appreciation tor your promptnosN in publishing my denial of having sent birthday greetings to Dr Soekarno. The denial is true. Indeed I deplore very much the use of my name by Indonesia for its propaganda purposes.
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      Licences for school buses
      203 10 1 REFER to your report headed "No special licences for those 'pirate taxis'" (ST. June 30) and wish to point out that your statements that "the Commissioner of Road Transport, Inche Jelani bin Kupah. said the popular belief that the Government was considering the issue of
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      Inche Abdul Hai
      59 10 VX'ITH reference to the letter of Inche A. Abdul Hal (S.T. July 1» if Inche A. Abdul Hal will write to me stating his Employees Provident Fund contributors' number and his current address, his complaint will be Investigated and necessary action taken to regulate the matter. E.
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      A challenge to debate
      249 10 HN June. 24. we came out with a statement condemning the University Socialist CluD for its outright support of the Barisan Soslalis and also challenged them to defend their anti-Malaysia views In an open debate with us. 81nce then the University Socialist Club have put up
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      Untitled
      46 10 WHY are our capable Alor Star police so Immune to the nuisance of youngsters who bedevil BJ with noise from the oDen exhausts of motorcycles while they ride through our streets a* in a race? I thought this .sort of thins was illegal INDIGNANT Alor Star
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    Controlling the companies
    1265 10 WHEN THE INTERESTS OF SHAREHOLDERS, CREDITORS AND EMPLOYEES ARE AT STAKE Kenneth S. Most Head, School of Accountancy Singapore Polytechnic DISCUSSES THE NEW BILL PRESENTED TO PARLIAMENT THE new C o mpanies Bill which has received its first reading in Parliament has been acclaimed as a vast
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      696 10 Strait* Tißiei A Malay Mail ii M »«.e'tlse--eMI may na-ide< t« COLO •TORAGC lUMRMARKET o'C.ferd »oed Veceptieniat O»«k) COLD STORAGE BRANCHES M <• Koaa Kaiexg Navai Bate Authorised Agent* CITY BOOK STORE LTO Winchester Meuae. ioln/er Quo* THE NKWS FRONT FitipatrKka S oermarliat M. M. ISMAIL J Admiralty »oed Nevai
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      180 10 Another reason why Q more Carrier air J|,JI3L bought than any M tP* V** other make! \jJL iLCkSc flaaßk aaV 3^^r 1 B 7 tioner stops abnormal f tSflraßJf 8 voltages from overload- 1 1 &^^Mar <te>^aj ing the unit. This is a lv •■(•ty factor that reduces service calls
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    A royal picture, autograph for stricken youth
    252 11 A royal picture, autograph for stricken youth I/UAL.4 LUMPUR. Wod. An a m eric n youth whoso ambition is to colled the autoRraph.s of the world's Heads ot State la now a proud owner of an exquisitely framed autographed photograph of the Yan{, r diPortuan Agong and the Raja Perma:suii
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    Greaser stole from place of work
    141 11 SINGAPORE. Wednesday. A MOTOR-CAR greaser was today jailed for 12 months by a district court for breaking into his own place of work and stealing $898 Mohammed bin Salleh. 22. who pleaded guilty, had broken into the Oriental I Automobile Service S'a' In River
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    Gambling: It's an odds-on winner
    175 11 Gambling: It's an odds-on winner RUALA LUMPUR. Wed With a firm knowledge of mathematics and the aid oi a computer a nbler can make lots of money— without any help from "Lady Luck Speaking to Rotarians here i tod:iy. Mr II R. Mill, representative of the Britun Council, illustrated how
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    Theft from car
    41 11 IPOH. Wed. Captain D. A Nicol. of the 2 Signal* Squadron. 2nd Br. Malayala Rnngrrs. reported to the police that «235 v.i.s atoiaa Brmi nis ear wh.ch vis patted along Ampang Road. Tambun. near here on Monday evening
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    Razak: Why Josey has to go..
    300 11 'NOT A CITIZEN BUT HE INTERFERED IN COUNTRY'S INTERNAL POLITICS' KUALA LUMPUR. Wednesday THE acting Prime Minister, Tun Abdul Razak, today said that one reason Mr. Alex Josey, a freelance journalist, was being expelled was that he had "interfered'" in the internal politics of
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    What does this mean?— Lee
    217 11 What does this mean? Lee SINGAPORE, Wed. Sing apore's Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew expressed regret over the expulsion of Mr. Josey. ''What dors this mean? Is this just to in.ik.foreign corresjM>ndcnts more amenable into reporting favourably of the Central Government?" he asked. "besides being a hint at foreign
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    Lock icon 'Hardships' worry Sarawak Opposition leaders
    216 11 'Hardships' worry Sarawak Opposition leaders I£UCHING. Wed. Opposition political leaders here have expressed concern over the drastic measures taken by the Sarawak Government to curb Communist influence In the state A statement issued today by Mr. On« Kee Hui and Mr Stephen Yon*, both members and until recently leaders of
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    Union told: Be more vigorous
    55 11 JOHORE BAHRU. Wed. The Johore branch of the Police Administrative and Clerical Services Union has expressed frustration over the '"exasperating (May" in •alary revision for permanent and ttmporary police translators A resolution adopted at its annual meeting urges that their ease nhould be more vigorously
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    Accused of rape
    38 11 1 SINGAPORE. Wed. Kee Lpclc Yong. 25. was today reminded for week af'er he xts charged ;n magistrate's court w: h r.ip;' r 13-year-old girl at house at Telok Mata Ikar. on Nov. 18 las:
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    Chairman again
    29 11 REREMBAN. Wed. Mr. B. H lan bas been re-elected chairman of the Negri Sembllan branch of the Ex-Services Association of Malaya for the 10th year in succession.
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    Neo-colonial creation? Oh, no, say Indian visitors
    230 11 Neo-colonial creation? Oh, no, say Indian visitors XL A L A LUMPUR. Wed. The. leader of a ninemember student delegation from India said today that there was no basis for any nation to describe Malaysia as a ne o colonialist creation. Mr. Daljit Sen Adel. the president of 300.000--•trong All-India
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    Why the seven were held
    53 11 KUCHING. Wed. Tin- seven people arrested in Btaifi—f f»f. in Sarawak's Second Division, yesterday. for behaviour believed likely to ondan-.er public safety, had Ik en agitating against the Government's resettlement mr.isurcs the tetlaf omnii.ssioner. Sarawak Constabulary. Mr. D.B. Goodsir, said lodav He said tlipy were
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    32 charged after arrest on ship
    102 11 BATU PAHAT. Wednesday. THIRTY-TWO crew members of the Dannyrost were arrested today on board their ship by the port authorities here and charged In the magistrate's court with disobeying the lawful orders of the ship's captain They were allowed bail of $100 each. The
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      102 11 The Tides TODAY: Sedlll Keclul 537 a.m. (5.9(1) 4.52 p.m. <6.3f1>; ttngapora 6.35 a.m. <6.Sft> 6.54 p.m. f 7 lXt Port Dickson 133 a.m it>2(ti 2.38 p.m. I74ft»; Port Swettenhum 12.30 1 am i9.7ftr 1.21 p m UlJft); Pti-.ani: 09 it m i"lft 1 8.58 SMt) I ((MORROW Sedi'.i Keclnl
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      744 11 TV MALAYSIA (Malaya) CHANXKLS: 5 Kuala 6.34 FiintMonw. ••Finding Lumpur; Ipoh and Malar- and Fu&vir.g"; 7.00 NtVI .n e»; 3 Johorc Bahru: 4 Tai- English: 7.10 Sra BUDI "TIM pinx: Batu r.iliat; 9 Pr.m.i Doi'na"; 7.35 Beber'y Kluanc. Hili;)i.!:o>--' Psychoanaly--. O. .s I.M.: 2.00 Test PHtfrn ar.d C;ampeued": 8.00 News
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      More safeguards for the working woman
      318 12 1.L.0. DEBATES PROPOSAL A( OMMITTEE reporl proposing adoption <>t ;i recommendation concerning the employment of women with family responsibilities Ikis been submitted to the l!)ih session of the International Labour Conference now meeting in Geneva. The recommendation seeks to ensure that women with family
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      MAGIC OF THE EYEBROW BEHIND THOSE GLASSES
      167 12 SHOULD women who wear glasses use fashion eye make-up?" This is a vitally important question which is being constantly asked. And a Hollywood beauty authority answers definitely in the affirmative. Eyes are not hidden behind glasses as many women believe. Instead, they are
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      Illusions about the bikini and its many variations
      419 12 Illusions about the bikini and its many variations EVERY year with metronomic regularity someone stuck for a talking point says that bikinis are going out. It's almost as popular a piece of instant pundltry as claiming that the Liberals in Britain are reviving! One wouldn't stick his neck out about
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      ALL-KNIT OR CROCHETED
      81 12 OTITCHES. either knit or i crocheted are favour- ed this year This original plaited drevv with the larice "mailbox" pockets and tressed hood carries the name "Lawrence of Arabia" and 1 was recently presented to buyers from all over the world at the recent 6Otn "Berlin Fashion
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    Councillor and the cheque that bounced
    267 13  - Councillor and the cheque that bounced PADMAN GOPAL lI MALACCA, Wednesday. chief cashier of the Municipal Council here has been instructed not to accept cheques from any councillor in exchange for cash. The order was made by the Councils deputy president, Mr. Koo Eng Kuang, today following the case of
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    Liner Himalaya due
    28 13 SINGAPORE Wed— Son: 70 |M—miri of '.lie P and O Orient !::ier Himalaya vlll cii>em- bark when the vewel arrive--hrre from London on July 23
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    Lock icon sultan leads a merry Fair chase
    136 13 sultan leads a merry Fair chase IWEW YORK, Wed. The Sultan of Brunei yesterday made a whirlwind visit to the New York World's Fair with two of his sons, at a bPeed which astonished Fair officials. Sir Omar All Salfuddln left a private visit to Britain to fly in on
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    BANK: NO COMMENT ON TENGKU'S STATEMENT
    134 13 CINGAPORE. Wed. An of the Bank of China here said today that the bank took directives from Its head office in Peking, and he was. therefore, unable to comment on a statement by Tengku Abdul Rahman in London yesterday on the closure of the
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    Kittens, mosquito coil blamed for fire
    230 13 Kittens, mosquito coil blamed for fire J£UALA LUMPUR. Wed. A burning mosquito coil, believed to have been knocked down by two kittens, was said today to be the cause of a fire which gutted a wooden house in Kampong Pandan here this morning, making a family of five homeless. Nobody
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    REALISM IS AIM OF DEFENCE TEST
    164 13 DENANG Civil Defence j*■ exercise in George To 2 000 National Servicemen take part "We want to test the state ot preparedness and coordination among our various sections." said Mr. Richard iGow. regional staff officer. j Northern Region The 24-hour •exercise will be 1
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    Singapore's road toll
    52 13 SINGAPORE. Wed. j Traffic accidents here in the first six months of the year took 108 lives, compared with 120 for the same period last year. There were 2,717 road accidents (16 deaths) last month. For the same month last year there were 14 deaths and 2.829
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    'Come home' appeal to mother of 4
    97 13 'Come home' appeal to mother of 4 A Singapore Public Works driver S Ncer.ip.in 32. vrstrnl.iy appealed to his 21 -year-old wife K P.irvathi. (above), to "forget all past differenies." .md return home P.ir\athi. a mother of four, left their Buffalo Road home un June M For the pa.st 10
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    Party for heroes
    42 13 JOHORE BAHRU. Wed. Johore's Mentri Besar. Da o H;»ji Hassan bin Haji Yurus. w.ll eive a tea p;tr y tomorrow to members of the security forces who look pan in the recent operations asuinv Indonesian infiltrators in thi- State.
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    Lock icon WILSON: THIS IS WHY...
    57 13 F ONDON. Wed. The Prime Minister. Mr Harold Li Wilson, told a questioner In Parliament yesterday, that 50.000 British troops were in Malaysia "to assist the external defence of Malaysia, to enable us to meet our obligations to the South-east Asia Treaty Organisation, and to contribute
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    Lock icon Japan still hoping to be the mediator, says Sato
    113 13 'TOKYO. Wed —New Zealand* Prime Minister. Mr. Keith Holyoake. yesterday received an a *.<■-.. r;» lire from the Japanese Prime Minister. Mr KisaXu Sato. of Japan's readiness tn help bring about an amicable atmosphere for the settlement <>f the MalaysianIndonesian dispute..
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    Singapore housing drive impresses Indian expert
    242 13 Singapore housing drive impresses Indian expert SINGAPORE, Wed The visiting Secretary of the Indian Ministry of Works and Housing. Mr. Prom Krisheo, today described Sineaporc's success in housing .i- .tn inspiration"' to India He said. "I find a tn vie: rtuu» amount of work bai been donp \vi* to tat-kle
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    25 13 SINGAPORE Wed -v ni'Kjor* R C Pa/.:' B> H M DockVHrd. Strscuporp nan b^n pn um;et! Rear-Adn non ix> Admiral Supenrt*nd*nt. .Siiißs>por* D<K-lcy»rd.
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    INDUSTRIALS SLIGHTLY EASIER ON QUIET MART
    725 16 From Our Market Correspondent INDUSTRIALS were barely 1 steady on the Stock Exchange of Malaysia yesterday and an added bearish factor for Singapore investors wa.« the uncertainty regarding the outcome of the Saturday byelection at Hong l.im The market was generally quiet with a
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    STOCK INDICES
    28 16 Malayan Stock Indire* July 6 Jult 7 •Industrials: 66.61 66.18 Tins: 84.14 84.12 S rubbers: 103.08 103 08 ■Dec. 30, 1963 100 Dec 29, 1962= 100
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    871 16 DISINESS in and reported to the Sinpaporr and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Stork t:\rhannr of MaLiysU yesterday, with the number of the abarr* traded in brackets: INDUSTRIALS: CeM Start (1.000) SI.BS: Dunlept (1.000) 51. 19. (1,0001 II 1«: Eatt Smtlt *3 06 SL: F.
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    DOLLAR RATE
    53 16 rPHr present rat* of the Malayan dollar against thr pound sterlint; fixed on November 24 last year is Selllnr TT OD 2s. 3 15 I6d. Burin* TT 2t» 4 I 16d. Bu'int OD 2%. 4',d. The dollar Is at its statutory middle position in relation to its range
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    40 16 '['Ht Malayan tichangt Bankt' A»e--1 elatlen made theae change* In Iti rate* to mercnant* yeaterday (all ratea to S100): ■•Ming TT ar 0D ready:: Deutaena Mark* 129 8/8: French France 158 7/8; Italian Lira *****. Nerweglan Krontr 232.
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    H.K. RATES
    36 16 ON the fr«« excitant* market In Bone Koec yeotcrday the U.S. dollir wia quoted at 5.761 for T.T. and 5 Til for aaah. tuning ai quoted at 16.02 aad •n« tad taM at Ml
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    16 16 At«t Molrk produced 70.33j lb I in June and Bukit Katil 48 600 lb
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    10 16 I Output in June tmo.nttd to 47 pjculs.
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    Straits tin price down by nearly seven dollars
    440 16 Straits tin price down by nearly seven dollars TBI Straits tin price fell .*."> to 5711.."i(l prr picul in Ponanc yestrrdav The three ninntlis l.ondnn afternoon bajrers' price »n Tutsdav «;is down X!«i per ton. Locally demand was reported to he BaighUj off The estimated turnover at 2.")0 tons was
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    CLOSING PRICES
    27 16 July 7. MALAYAN RUBBER PRICE: 68i cents (down one eighth of a cent). TIN: $714.50 (down $6.75). Unofficial estimated offering 250 tons (down 10 tons).
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    OPTION PREMIUMS
    231 16 July 7. Three month*. INDUSTRIAL* Houatead IS eta. McAllater <-a. City Dev. 6 eta. M. lnvt. 8 eta. C.S. Holding 19 eta. N Iron eta. Dunlopa 10 eta. 0.C.8.C. 13 eta, r.. Smelting 21 eta. Kauaaaa W eta. rjeo 11 eu. Ban eta. Ked. Dlap. 12 eta. M
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    SHIPS IN PORTS
    106 16 V:HIPS lying alan xa ida tne Singapore Harbour mhnoii or eiptcted today are: Nlcobar I 2. Htikjil Mail ;'4. Weser. atein B '9. star Aniarrs 13 14 Babadur II 1 ♦>. A.«'.hn;;on 1-. Rreinald K.rr Macrak U/38. Ne« H aurt 40/41. Llca M»«r»k 44. Ooranka 46. Cannanorr
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    62 16 CHINESE Produce E«chjn«.. Singapore naon price, per Dlcul ye.terday Concenut oil: hulk S6li •ellent. drum Ceprj: July Aug. L'K I Unqiiotrd. Pepper: M'inlok irk s.irjv« <k whita -r epeclal Sarawak Ma- K (artalrd Ldmpo.tK bl«. k Sl47i (N) Mllera. Singapara Coconut 0.1 Millerf Aeee- ciatlen prieei t.ulk SAlt
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    GAZETTED PRICES
    80 17 THI Federation .Minister of Finance has fixed these prices for calculating customs duties for the period from July 8 to July It. Rubber 70} cU a lb. Copra $676 a ton. ocomit Oil $1,048 a ton. Paini oil 5834 a ton. PmUn Kernels $499 ton. The rates of
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    137 17 MELBOURNE. Wed. cLCOND lank industrials attracted increased support and rises exceeded falls in a firm market. Some key stocks lost ground. C.SR. was down 2s. 3d. to 61s. 6d. on expectations ol lower profit in the current year. C.I.G. fell Is. 3d. to 495. 3d. Base metals were
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    RUBBER PRICES
    251 17 Jl IV (list trade rubber f.o.b. hum i s closed at j p.m. in >iiu.i|Hiii and Hii.iU Lumpur ves(<ul.iv .it iiS rnts per lb., down our-righth 01 a cent on Tuesday's < li.siiu vel fur the position. The ISM M rikMh easier. I; I I ..nil I M.X.X.
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    GUthrie results
    54 17 Output from the estates and mines in the Gulhrie Group for 1 fur 1963 to date in brackets arc as lollows: RutUiiT 8.702.000 lb. (48.*****0 Ib) tr.i 196 000 in. (1.167.000 lb.). palm oil 2.617 tons (22.957 tons). palm kernels 453 tons. (4.975 .s> .md tin ore 1.182
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      306 17 NOTICE IN lilt HIGH (OI'RT IN MAI W \1 Xl ALA LUMPUR COMPANIES (WINUINU-UP) NO: 3 OF 1965 In the Matter of -I \(,l I PANAV il-AHANG) MINIM. COMPANY LIMITED And In the Matter of the ompanir* Ordinance l!' 40 1946 \l>\ I IC risi MKNT OF PETITION NOTICE is
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      685 17 ANGLO-ORIENTAL (MALAYA) LIMITED KUALA LUMPUR Outputs of tin concentrates for the undermentioned Companies under the Management of AngloOriental (Malaya* Limited for the month of June, 1965 are as follows: Piculs AMPAT TLN DREDGING LIMITED 1.035 BERJUNTAI TIN DREDGINO LIMITED 5.448 KAMPONO LANJUT TIN DREDGING LIMITED 3.288 KAMUNTINO TIN DREDGING LIMITED
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      789 17 TENDERS PEMBERITAHU TAWARAN j PEJABAT PELAJARAN I MELAKA j Separate Tenders will be received Iby the Chief Education Officer, i Malacca, up to 3.00 pjn. on Tuesday, 20th July 1965 for the supply and delivery of the following mate- i rials and equipment to Lower Secondary Schools in Malacca: GROUP
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      770 17 NOTICES THE BANKRUPTCY ORDINANCE (CHAPTER 11) NOTICE OF FUST MEETINGS.' NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the First Meeting of Creditors In the undermentioned cases will be held on Tuesday, the 27th day of July. 1365 at the Official Assignee's Chambers. Top Floor, High Court I Building, Singapore: Bankruptcy No. 89,
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      700 17 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS Applications are Invited from Pedr-al Citizen for the following appointments: 1. Assistant Traffic Manager Division I Salary Scale: $628 x 34 934 Efficiency Bar $982 x 34 1254 Qualifications Candidates should be Traffic Superintendent or holding a similar post In a Malaysian port who is an Associate Member
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      786 17 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS PUBLIC APPOINTMENT PUBLIC UTILITIES BOARD, SINGAPORE Applications are invited tor the following appointments in the PASIR PANJANO POWER STATIONS of the ELECTRICITY DEPARTMENT. The commencing basic salary offered will be dependent upon applicant's qualifications and experience plus variable allowance a& payable from time to time. Appointment will be
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      511 17 NOTICES BEKOH CONSOLIDATED RUBBER ESTATES LIMITED All tenders for Coronation Estate should be submitted to the Company's Agents. Estate Agencies Group Ltd. by not later than August 14th in a sealed envelope marked "Tender for Cv-onation E>tate" at the boitom lett-hund corner. By Order Of The Board MALA VAN ESTATE
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      Royal Meadow in line for Summer Cup hattrick
      278 18  -  Epsom Jeep RACING with Singapore, Wednesday VO horse has yet scored a hattrick in a sprint classic. Can Royal Meadow achieve this feat in the 6f Summer Cup at Bukit Timah on Sunday? This consistent sprinter won the valuable sprint in 1963
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      Lock icon EDRICH LEADS SUCCESSFUL RUN CHASE BY SURREY
      411 18 CRICKET I ONDON. Wed. John Bdrich. Surreys left-handed opener, whose next match is the Third Tatt against New Zealand tomorrow, took his aggregate to 1.001 In his las: eight innings when he made 105 against Yorkshire at Bradford yesterday. Edrich. who scored 92
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      [Games fund now $75,000
      143 18 [Games fund now $75,000 SINGAPORE. Wed. The 1965 Festival or Sports Council officials are confident of collecting the $100,000 required to run the Games next month. Goh Sin Tub, PSC secretary,' said In a Press statement that the amount collected now stands at i approximately $75,000. To raise the reni.urintr
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      HONOURED
      31 18 SUNGEI PAT AN I. Wed. In recognition of his services to athletics ihe Malaysian Amateur Athletic TTnton has named Mr. J P. Augustln a "veteran" on its roll of honour.
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      BANGKOK GAMES AS SCHEDULED
      131 18 TT AVTT> BANGKOK. Wednesday. THAILAND will organise the 1966 Asian Games in x Bangkok from Dec. 9t020 as scheduled. Luang Sukhum Nayapradit, president of the organising committee, said yesterday. Luang Sukhum denied Pr reports quoting a Formosan .sports official as saying that It would be difficult
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      Asian Youth soccer in Manila next
      73 18 Asian Youth soccer in Manila next MANILA. Wed. The Aalan Youth soccer competition lot the Tengku Abdul Rahnun Cup will be held here In April next year, the Philippine Amateur Athletic Federation executive committee announced I The PAAP has authorised the Philippine Football Association to prepare for the annual soccer
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      Lock icon N. Zealand 2-0
      50 18 NASSAU, Wed. Lan Crookenden and Lew Garrard gave Zealand a 2-0 lead yesterday In the inter-zone Davis Cup tennis match against the British 0 bean. i Crookenden beat P. Valdez 1 < Trinidad> 6-2. 6-3. 6-2. v Gerrard disposed of R. Russell 1 (Jamaica) 6-2. 6-3. 6-1.
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      29 18 MILAN. Wed. Brazilian soccer Mar Jose Altaflni. 27. w.ls transferred by the Milan club to the Napoli team for 300 million lire (M 51.440.000) last night- A.P
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      1111 18 TENDERS JABATAN PARIT DAN TALIAYER. JOHOR PTMBERITAHL TAWARAN Tawarsn2 akan dl-terlma dlPejabat Jurutera Parlt dan Tallayer Negrl Johor. Johor Bahru hingga jam 12 00 tengah harl pada 26 .7 65 darl Pemt>oronf(2 Jabatan Pant dan Tallayer yang berdaftai dalam Kelaa E- ka-atas keranr Mentblna Jembatan Rengan Kon^kerit Jenl« Tertentu Standard
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      225 18 Ever thought of Bermuda as an investment base? Bermuda has no income tax or death duty and is almost completely free from monetary restrictions. First class banking and investment services are provided by The Bank of N. T. Butterfield Son Limited, Bermuda's oldest Bank with world- wide connections. These services
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      192 18 Straits Times Crossword ACUOSS 6. In O-iwuiy, a }ad«c. par1. Predict collapse of poor •"P* (5) rhll ta act.ng to the result (13». 7 .church to or. to. L Sal foar?d ce 1 n tr Horv rr Wrir 1 n C n ill more tro«* De louna in rioij writ
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      JEGA SET FOR HIS FIRST CRACK AT STORE AAA TITLES AND RECORDS
      1035 19  -  E. FRIDA By 1 CINGAPORE, Wed. Singapore Amateur Athletic Association's annual championships at Farrer Park bitumen track on Saturday and Sunday should bring a continuation of the record-breaking in last weeks schools meet and at the same time
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      Rajalingam, Shok Keng lead bids for records
      375 19  - Rajalingam, Shok Keng lead bids for records F. EMMANUEL S'GOR MEET By IfUALA LUMPUR. Wed.— Selangorl 1V sprinter G. Rajalingam, after his good form in last Sunday's inter- club quadrangular meetIng, and record-breaking schoolgirl sprinter Ng Shok Keng will be the central figures In the state's athletic championships at Merdeka
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      18 more records at Ipoh schools meet
      567 19 JPOH. Wed.— Eighteen more! records were broken and one equalled on the second day of the Central Perak combined schools athletic championships on the Anderson School ground here today, bringing the total for mo e^ tWO day meet to 35 new, ««T odil
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      NTS RUNNERS-UP
      37 19 SINGAPORE. Wed. NTS became runners-up in the SBHFA league third division when ther beat STC 1-0 in the Dlay-off at Geylanf? today. The winning goal came in the 35th minute through centre-for-ward Wahid Mohamed AIL
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      HK CHINESE HIT 6 GOALS PAST YOUTH GOALIE
      249 19 HK CHINESE HIT 6 GOALS PAST YOUTH GOALIE SOCCER Hnv-r- i^xt^ SINGAPORE, Wednesday. OfcG KONO Chinese, fresh from their 5-1 victory over FAM Selection at the Merdeka Stadium lnJ. y nanded Singapore's Malaya Cup team a e-2 defeat at Jalan Besar Stadium tonight Singapore started well and an eighth-minute opening
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        116 19 bier! 11 11 U V< 1: RAAP 7 Rtm Ipoh Dlv. 1: KIA 5 Shaw Bros. 0. Dlv. 3: Police 6 DID 0; Borneo Motors 4 Kihit 2. Matarc, v 2 WD cIvJN ians 3 No. 208 C wealth Signals 3. Ncrrl Dlv. 1 i sban i: Chin Woo
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        12 19 Johore inter-district fKluana)Kiuang bt Pnnfian 95-U0- J Bahru bt Mersing 102-55.
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        36 19 o i CM <s P<Te): Army bt Royal Navy by 4 wkts m ion JT™ man 31 26O r8born ni^wim Ommns 3-29>. Amy i« m. (Wtllia »ns 40 n.0.. Orlfflths 2« Nightingale 3-33. Orsborne 2-
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      TIGHT PRE-GAMES SCHEDULE ARRANGED
      195 19  -  LIM KEE CHAN By CDfOATOBB, Wrd. Malayla's boxers for the Seap damn will be kept binv for the next five months to g-et themselves In trim for the (lame* .it Kuala l.umpur in December. tight proKr.minir has been drawn up to provide the boxers «ith rrcular
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      94 19 Congratulations to THE ASIA COMMERCIAL BANKING CORPORATION LTD. on the official opening of their new premises at 110 Robinson Road, Singapore. Mb' X '^Mfl A SAFE AND SOUND INVESTMENT! EARN UP TO /£^ns)7n PER ANNUM |s Wm DOWN >AYMENT =11 :::::§:P fc 3§r Ji AND AS LOW AS C O"7*l
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      87 19 DIARY ATHLETICS \\A meeUSeiir (Merdeka Stadium. 9 a.m.t. Kelantan (K. Blwrui. Johore <B. Pahnt>. Sabnh (Jeatclton). >(»( (IK Tour match: Jt. Hong Kong Ci. iJn BfIMT, 730 pm.». S f j«ir Hi* 2: BfOT Club v Chul I.olc «XL ntt>: Police Depot Umno Youth l>iv. 3: BCRO v New St;ir
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    32 20 Forces unload supplies for their camp in 'black' area gECURITY lories who will guard the resettlement urea unloading supplies hefore setting up camp in one of the "black" areas.
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    855 20  -  GEOFFREY GELDARD From KUCHING. Wed. i\kspitk GoTcrn- ment and security forces fears, the resettlement of :>.ooo Chinese in five residential areas along (he Kuching to Serian road has gone so smoothly that some security restrictions could be relaxed today, well ahead of schedule. \hout
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    18 20 r.AHLt RECEIVED FTOM LIEW AH CMEONC CABLE RECEIVED ■i i »nd S -«rj away 7 7 86
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    334 20 LONDON. Wed The stock markets gave a somewhat better performance today Business remained limited, but the improvement recorded yesterday afternoon was continued at the opening. helped by the Government defeats j in the Commons last night. Leading issues slipped back In places later but. even so. gains predominated
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    57 20 LONDON. Wed— Spot 211 16d Aub 21d.. Sept 21d.. Oct. n 20 15 16d Oct Dec. 20 15 16d.. P Jan Mat 20 15 16d April June 20 15 16d.. July Sept 20 15 16d c Oct. Dec 20-. "d. Jan March 1 2<T«d.. c if. July 20 d..
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