The Straits Times, 6 August 1965

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    21 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 150,000 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 FRIDAY, AUGUST 6, 1965 15 CENTS KDN 1189 M.C.(P). 1005
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    Lock icon Foreign policy shift hint by Tengku
    804 1 No major changes likely, just touch-ups here and there. -By- KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday TENCKU Abdul Rahman fit and cheerful returned home today and spoke of the possibility of slight modifications being made to Malaysia's foreign policy. Away for days during which lie hud an
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    Inspector and thug die – and 4 houses gutted
    1696 1  - Inspector and thug die and 4 houses gutted OUR CRIME SQUAD. DAWN SIEGE BY 140 SETS STAGE FOR GUN BATTLE By SINGAPORE. Thursday The bravest act of a11. A POLICE inspector and a wanted gunman known to have been trained recently by Indonesians for sabotage work were killed in a
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    Lark Sye denies a rumour
    253 1 Lark Sye denies a rumour KUALA LUMPUR. Thursday. \f ULTI-MILLIONAIRE founder of Nanyang Uni--1"1 versity. Mr. Tan Lark Sye. issued a statement here tonight denying any part in the agitation to make Chinese an official language. His statement said: "It has been rumoured that I have been actively In the
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    Lock icon Wilson gives £ assurance
    38 1 Wilson gives assurance LONDON, Thurs. The Brl- 1 tlsh Prime Minister, Mr. Harold Wilson, gave a new assurance In the House of Commons today that the Government was not contemplating devaluation of the pound.— Reuter. (See page 3>.
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    Just fancy that...
    62 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. The annual reports for 1961 of two Government departments were issued today. They are the reports of the Ministry of Labour and the Registrar-General on Population, Birth.-. Deaths, Marriages and Adoptions. According to Government printers here, the reports were given to them "only last
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    Lock icon TWO KILLED IN FIERCE SARA WAR BATTLE
    90 1 KUCHING. Thurs. Two members of the Security Forces were killed and three others wounded in a clash with an estimated 60 Indonesian troops early this morning in the mountainous border area of Sarawak's Fourth Division, a military spokesman said today. The spokesman said
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    Lock icon LBJ's party for Margaret
    48 1 WASHINGTON' Thurs PrinCNfc Margaret and her husband. Lord Snowdcn. will be entertained at the White Hou.se during their tour of the United States later this year. President and Mrs Johnson mil be host to the Royal couple at dinner on Nov. 17 AP. I
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    Bank Negara takes over
    569 1 Bank Negara takes over QiiicA: action after surprise Peking move SINGAPORE. Thurs. —The Bank Negara Malaysia today took ovor control of the Bank of China In Singapore. due to close down by order on Aug. 14. This followed I report from Peking thai the Bank i of China's lu-ad office
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    STOP PRESS
    35 1 SI O.DDO I I K I SIMiAPOKi:. Thurs A lire latr tonight destroyed four motorlaunrhrs and temporary shipyard at Tun.ioim Rhu. DaiMCe is estimated at SlO.OOO but (ausc of firr is not known.
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      5 1 GERMANY S^^^p Vtf^^ IN FASHION
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  • AFRO-ASIAN AND PACIFIC DESK
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      Lock icon Vietcong blast giant American oil store
      353 2 LOST: 1.8 MILLION GALLONS OF PLANE FUEL DANANG, Thurs. VIETCONG troops blasted heir way into the Esso storage tank farm 10 miles from Danang air base today and destroyed 1.8 million gallons of aviation fuel destined for use by American and Vietnamese aircraft for
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      Lock icon Ramani leads UN Outer Six in talks on Vietnam
      119 2 UNITED NATIONS, Thurs. Representatives of the Security Council's "Outer Six" elected members exchanged views yesterday on the Vietnam crisis in response to President Johnson's appeal for ideas from the U.N. to promote a negotiated settlement. Informed sources said that Mr. R.
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      Lock icon Johnson asks Congress for extra $5,100 m
      155 2 Johnson asks Congress for extra $5, 100 m Washington. Thurs. President Johnson yesterday askrd concress for US$l,7OO. ($5,100) million more to increase United States military strength in Vietnam. In his message to Congress, Mr. Johnson called the in mi "Emergency Fund. South-East Asia." The presidential action was taken as Mr.
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      Lock icon Communist threat in Thailand: Rift with U.S. over defence
      292 2 Communist threat in Thailand: Rift with U.S. over defence BANGKOK, Thursday. A SENIOR Thai official hinted yesterday that differences exist between the United States and Thailand over preparations to combat Communism in Thailand. Gen. Praphas Charusathlen, blunt-speaking Deputy Premier and Interior Minister, called for "greater U.S co-operation" In strengthening Thai
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      Five killed in fire
      32 2 MANILA. Thurs. Five men died in a fire in an umbrella factory laat night. They were trapped on the aecond floor of the build- 1 L Ing. AJ».
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      Lock icon Just fancy that...
      48 2 I^AMPALA. Thurs. Two Norwegian Peace Corps volunteers working in Toro kingdom, western Uganda, have been withdrawn after local dissident tribesmen threatened to eat them. Reports from Toro today said the men left for Kampala after the tribesmen had given them 24 hours to leave.— Reuter.
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      Opium—to support the Communist — cause—
      292 2 Opium— to support the Communist cause ONDON, Thurs. A British anthropologist who has studied the Hoiik Kong drug traffic reported today that there was little doubt that large quantities of opium were sold to support ths Communist cause in Vietnam. Laos and, Cambodia. Writing in the doctor** journal Medical News.
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      Seven hurt in Aden bomb blasts
      52 2 ADEN. Tluus. Threo terrorist handjrenade explosions occurred ben Mat night. One of Hie blasts injured six Arabs and a European. The three explosions all took place within 20 minutes in Aden town. It was not Immediately k whether the injured European waa a Britu-h
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      $11 million bribes? Maca orders an inquiry
      96 2 MANILA, Thurs.—President Macapagal today ordered a thorough inquiry into a report that about 500 Chinese from Formosa had sneaked into the Philippines after paying bribes totaling 15 million pesos ($11.25 million). Mr. Macapa&al >.i!d if the report is proved correct, "I'll not hesitate
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      49 2 THE GAMBOLS By Barry Appleby AOOK GAYE,^ S j Ale TOLD ME TUAT Lt K I ISN'T TWAT J(J SO IT \SJ WAS LUNCHING WITM I 1 V^EO eGEjy >^- \an IMPQgTANT CLIENTy |j /WOULD YOU GJV/e TUIS NOTE" I I TO TMAT GCNTIEMEN > *v \OVeg TUEgE PLEASC^/ STRAIGUTtN
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  • EUROPEAN AND AMERICAN DESK
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      Operation on a mummy..
      347 3 Operation on a mummy. X-RAYS SHOWED HE HAD AN ARTIFICIAL HAND, BUT DID HE USE IT AT ALL IN HIS LIFE TIME? LONDON Thursday iN operation was per- formed on a 3.000--year-old Egyptian civil servant in a British museum last week, watched hv a top Home Office pathologist, to discover
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      Lock icon THE REASON FOR THAT OPERATION
      19 3 THE REASON FOR THAT OPERATION MR RAWSON hold* *up the artificial left hand removed from the Egyptian mummy. Mirrorpics.
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      Lock icon Novas loses by 36 votes—to hand in resignation
      194 3 Novas loses by 36 votes to hand in resignation ATHENS, Thursday. THE three-week-old Government of Mr. George x Athanassiades Novas fell early today when parliament rejected a vote of confidence by 167 votes to 131. I Mr. Novas immediately announced that his Government would resign and he asked the Deputy
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      B.E.A. TO BUY 15 MORE TRIDENTS
      81 3 B.E.A. TO BUY 15 MORE TRIDENTS LONDON. Thurs. The Government has approved a decision by the state-run British European Airways Corporation to order 15 more Trident airliners. Mr. Roy Jenkins. Minister of Aviation, told Parliament yesterday. This would bring the airline's Trident fleet to 39. he said. The extra airliners,
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      25 fishers drown
      29 3 LISBON, Thurs Twenty-five fItIMCTJMn MH drowned and an und lsolated number Injured when a trawler Mink in the Atlantic iust off EMKvviide. ii fishing town vestprHny—U.P.l.
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      Lock icon Major breakthrough in diesel engine design
      149 3 f O.VDON, Thurs. A Li British firm yesterday claimed a ma lor breakthrough in diesel engine design with a rev olu t ion r> model already Martinc production weighing five times less than rom- o.ir:. hlr ri\als. A spokesman H» the firm Kuslon and
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      Lock icon MYSTERY OBJECTS: 'ONLY REFLECTION OF LIGHT'
      218 3 MYSTERY OBJECTS: 'ONLY REFLECTION OF LIGHT' F|ALLAS (Texas),— Mr. 11 Dale Milford, radio and television meteorologist, said yesterday he believed he has found the source of at least a large number of the unidentified flying objects reported in recent days. Mr. Milford, meteorologist for station WFAA. said he found confirmation
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      Lock icon Sterling strong, in spite of the rumours
      287 3 Sterling strong, in spite of the rumours I ONDON. Thurs.— The Prime Minister, Mr. Wilson, reviewed Bri- tain's economic position with key Ministers yesterday following the disclosure that the country's gold and dollar reserves dropped sharply last month. Despite a welter of rumours, the pound showed strength In the London
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    Famedgirl gymnasts to perform in Spore
    120 4 SINGAPORE, Thurs A nine-girl team of internationally known gymnasts from New Zealand will arrive here on Aug. 13. to give a series of demonstrations. On the day of their arrival, they will give a display to children of various schools at 3.30 p.m. at
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    INSTITUTE VITAL TO STORE, SA YS EXPERT
    156 4 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The visiting Director of the British Institute of Management, Mr John Marsh, yesterday advised the local business community to give their full sup ort to the Singapore Institute of Management. He described the institute as "vital" to the success of the
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    THE FIRST LADY AT -ASSN. CEREMONY
    50 4 T(tU Puan Noor Aishah, wife of the Yang di-Pertuan Negara, laying: the foundation stone of the new $100,000 Young Women's Muslim Association headquarters, at Haigsville Drive on Wednesday. With her is Che Fatimah Chik binte A. Karim, president of the association. Straits Times picture.
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    Plea for the dissolution of fund fails
    286 4 Plea for the dissolution of fund fails SINGAPORE, Thurs TllK High Court today dismissal with costs an application by I(>4 members of the Sandilands Buttery Local Staff Provident Fund for a dissolution of the fund and the payments out of them of the amounts standing to their credit. The application
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    THE LABOUR COURT DENIES AUPE ALLEGATION
    203 4 THE LABOUR COURT DENIES AUPE ALLEGATION SINGAPORE, Thurs.— The Industrial Arbitration Court today denied an allegation Dy the Amal gamaied union ot Puduc Employees that there had been 'undue delay" in the handing down of an award in the pay dispute involving some 1.000 employees of the Postal and Telecommunications
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    'No sign of change in Indon attitude'—
    272 5 PENANG, Thurs. The British High Commissioner to Malaysian Lord Head, said here today that while an end to the present confrontation was really a matter for the Malaysian and Indonesian Governments, any initiative to end it was "bound to corae from Indonesia." "After
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    Taikong charged
    40 5 PENANO. Thurs Llm Kok Hua 50, taikong of a fishine vessel, was charged In a magistrate's court today with possessing a trawler net without a licence, in his boat yesterday. He pleaded not guilty and was allowed bail
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    Miniature farms for rural schools planned
    307 5 IPOH, Thursday. J^HE Ministry of Education is now working with "great urgency" on a plan to enable rural schools in Malaya to have miniature farms of their own through which practical agricultural subjects can be taught. This was announced by Mr. Paul Chang, the
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    Honours: What about us? they ask
    134 5 Honours: What about us? they ask PENANG, Thurs. The Tanjon* Buntah I m no division will consider on Sunday a resolution urging the Central Government not to overlook the citizens of the North Penan* parliamentary constituency in the award of Federal "honours." In a statement today. the president of the
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    U.S. EXPERT PRAISES OUR LABOUR MOVEMENT
    209 5 U.S. EXPERT PRAISES OUR LABOUR MOVEMENT SINGAPORE. Thurs.. American labour expert. Professor Everett M. Kassalow. today described Malaysia's labour movement as more "progressive and advanced" than those in many new nations. He said: "For a new nation like Malaysia, you already have effective and well-established unions. This is a healthy
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    Teachers' president
    38 5 PAJMT BL'NTAR Thur? Ii i-hp Mokhtaruddin bin Mohur ci Jrla> ol Pant «as elertr-d preslrlpnt of th^ PPralc ftranch of the D«v Training Collep- Trained Teacher." Union at »i meeting i ,held »t Ku*l» K*ng»«r yt»urdavy
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    REFUSAL TO ALLOW USE OF STADIUM 'SHOCKING'
    199 5 REFUSAL TO ALLOW USE OF STADIUM 'SHOCKING' IFOH. Thurs. The 1 president of the Peo p 1 c's Progressive Party, Mr. D. R. Seenivasagam, today described as "shocking" the refusal by th# A 1 I i a n c e-controlled Stadium Perak committee to allow a Solidarity Convention rally at
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    Apple Queen Marisa wins a trip to Malaysia
    116 5 Apple Queen Marisa wins a trip to Malaysia SINGAPORE, Thurs. For Miss Marisa Opak, 22 (above) Western Australia's 1965 Apple Queen, who flew into Singapore last night, her two-week visit to Malaysia will be one of selling the line that "an apple (an Australian one. that is) a day. keeps
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    Employ as many Malays as possible: Minister
    201 5 Employ as many Malays as possible: Minister KUALA LUMPUR,: Thurs. The Assisti ant Minister of Commerce and Industry. I Haji Khalid bin Awang Osman, today appealed I to all business enterprises to employ as many Malays as possible to encourage them to participate in trade. He was speaking at the
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    Paint shop burgled
    18 5 PENANO. Thurs. Burglars stolr. $550 worth of pain' from a shop In Chulia Street yesterday.
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    Govt to crack down on splinter trade unions
    294 6 Govt to crack down on splinter trade unions ifIALA LUMPUR, The Central Government is to crack down on "splinter unions A Bill which goes before tbe House of Representatives next week will arm the Registrar of Trade Unions with powers to refuse to register, or cancel the registration of any
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    Police band tours Malacca next week
    91 6 Police band tours Malacca next week MALACCA. Thurs. The Royal Malaysian Police band which is now touring the country will perform here for five days from Monday. The band will Beat Retreat at Jasin on Monday, at Alor Gajah I on Tuesday. Masjid Tanah on Wednesday and Mrrlimau on Thursday
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    Japanese pine team at Pontian
    78 6 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Fifty-four visitine Japanese pineapple dealers and wholesalers spent today in the heart of Malaysia's pineapple land Pontian. They visited the pineapple can- nery atPekan Nanas. then went on an extensive tour of the Soutn Malaya Pineapple Growers 1 estate at Alor Bukit and
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    Two held for illegal entry
    44 6 KUALA LUMPTJR. Thun. Two Indonesian Chinese haw twen wrested In Malaysian water* off Kukup in Pontlan for Illegal entry. They came from the Rhio Islands, south of Slnpapore. They I are being detained for questioning 'by the ImmiiiraUon Department.
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    Bonds sales top $4 mil.
    33 6 KUALA LUMPTJR, Thurs. Sale of National Defence Bonds today passed the $4 million mark, with Bank Negara's $175,800 sale to 35 subscribers. Thfotal received so far is $4,153,000.
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    Police thank public for co-operation
    120 7 CINGAPORE. Thurs. The Police Secretary. Mr. T. Chelliah. tonight Issued the following statement "T h c inconvenience caused" to the public by tear-gas flrea by the police in considerable numbers as well as by the rattle of gunfire was unavoidable. "The police were up against
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    209 get awards . from King at ceremony
    84 7 209 get awards from King at ceremony ITUALA LL'MPI R. Thurs.— m The Vane di-Pertuan Agong today presented > awards to 209 Malaysians I at an investiture reremony at the Dew an Tengku Abdul Rahman here. The two-hour ceremony was witnessed by more than 400 distinguished guests. Among those who
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    Che Mariam is re-elected
    54 7 PENANO. Thurs. Che Marlam binte Ahmad was re-elected leader of the Tanjonft Bungah Umnn divisional Kaum Ibu movement at its annual conference yesterday. Che Wan Jahara was elected vice-president. The secretary and I treasurer will be nominated by the Taqjone Bungah Umno divisional president. Inche Sulong
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    Hospital appointment
    29 7 RAUB. Thurs. Dr. (Mrs.) Kunjoon Jamma Phillip has been appointed temporary medical otiin-r in the District Hospital here. She replaces Dr. Leong Kwang Fan. who has resigned.
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    Reds and racialists threaten Sarawak: Ningkan
    160 7 Reds and racialists threaten Sarawak: Ningkan IfUCHING, Thurs. Racial fanatics and Communists had teamed up and were threatening Sarawak from within, while the Indonesians were attacking from outside, the Chief Minister of Sarawak. Dato Stephen Kalong Ningkan, warned the people during a visit to Balingian in the Third Division this
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    Chinese language rally plan: Dato Ismail warns the sponsors
    272 8 Chinese language rally plan: Dato Ismail warns the sponsors KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday. rfHE Minister of Home Affairs, Dato (Dr.) Ismail bin Dato Haji Abdul Rahman, has warned sponsors of a rally to press for Chinese to become an official language that they would be held responsible if "serious repercussions" break
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    Dream comes true for a brave boy
    278 8 SINGAPORE, Thurs. A 14- YEAR-OLD Singapore spastic boy, Tan Seng Kiat, left today by Thai International for Bangkok to begin what he described as "an exciting travel adventure." This Is Tan's first trip overseas. His four-day trip to Bangkok Is presented by Thai
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    Padang area barred to traffic for bike races
    175 8 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Traffic police announce that traffic will not be allowed into the Padang area bounded by Stamford Road, Connaufht Drive, High Street and St. Andrew's Road on Sunday from 2 p.m. to 6 p.m. This is in connection with the Singapore
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    MERBOK SONG CONTEST
    48 8 SINGAPORE. Thurs— A merbok (dove) singing competition will be held at the Youth Leadership Training Centre soccer field In Bouna Vista Road at 8 a.m. on Sunday, In connection with Peeta Sukan. The Minister for Social Affairs, Inche Othman Wok, will give away the prizes.
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    Resign call to Tan impertinent, says MCA
    157 8 Resign call to Tan impertinent, says MCA to the Saturday mee'lne of Lh* committee k v o decldi whether to call off the rally or Meanwhile, the Selangor MCA today described as "most impertinent at.d improper" the rail made by the president ot the Federation of Malaya Senior Normal Graduate
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    'An Evening of Songs'
    54 8 SINGAPORE. Thurs— The fit Andrew i, School Is presenting "An Evening of Sonps" at the Cultural Centre on Saturday, Aug. 7. at 8.30 p.m. Mr Vivien Quek, who arranged the concert, will conduct ttia school choir In operatic chomsea from Hau.ser. Faust. Mendelssohn and Bach. All
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    Town planners on study tour
    61 8 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Two senior town planners of the Ministry of National Development, who recently left Singapore for a study tour overseas, are spending a fortnight In Germany from Aug. 4-18. They are Mr. Alan Choc, head of urban renewal at the Housing and Development Board,
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      198 8 Onp Bff V.T. HrnnUwß rfT> f MYGO9HOOPWP\Ou3 -.BUT X CMTT SAY fT I BUT A MOJSTER -T"- 1 1^ -I GOT TH' iNCTAN q Ru 4*JF V EVER SEE ANVTWIKJS/NO. <3UZ/\ SURPRISES ME MUCH, I I THAT FIXES NAH/ NUTHIKfA SIGN ON THAT OC )vT ""^i, 7JEr* XZ UKg THAT?
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  • Article
    'Beware August 17'
    179 9 TOH: SOEK MIGHT TRY TO STIR UP TROUBLE SINGAPORE, Thurs. Singapore's Deputy Prime Minister, Dr. Toh Chin Chye, last night warned the people to be prepared against anything that Indonesia might start during the next two months. Speaking at the first anniversary celebrations of the Siglap Vigilante
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    Compensation plan tor vigilantes
    81 9 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The Singapore Government has approved a compensation scheme (or Vigilante Corps members in the State, the Deputy Prime Minister. Dr. Toh Chin Chye. announced last night. Details of the scheme. which would be the same as the one riven to special constables, will be
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    RED IS KILLED ON BORDER
    168 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Thursday. QNE Communist terrorist was killed in a Thai border police follow-up operation in the Betong area, about 15 miles from the border on Tuesday. A Ministry of Defence spokesman said here today that the operation was a sequel to the clash between
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    Vigilantes change
    27 9 KAJANG, Thurs. The district authorities here today held a meeting at the Kajang Merchants' Club to discuss and re-organise the Vigilante Corps in the area.
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    Gored to death
    53 9 L. \M. \K Thurs. A farmer. U'ahah bin Osman. was cored to death by his bull yesterday. Wahab. a father of five, was leading the animal to graze behind his house when it suddenly attacked him. He was badly injured in the chest and died on the
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    Lock icon RN frigate back home
    55 9 LONDON. Thurs. The Royal j Navy frigate Loch Killisport re- 1 turned home yesterday after four j years in the Far East servic*. I much of it spent patrolling the Malayan and Borneo coasts. Most of her present crew flew to Singapore to re-commission th» shin
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    'Clean town' drive
    20 9 DUNOUN. Thurs.— The Town Council here will hold its first "clean the town campaign" later this month.
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    Malaysia harmony 'example to the world'
    223 9 Malaysia harmony 'example to the world' 1 IPOH. Thurs. Maj laysia is an example to the world of how people of various races can live together harmoniously. I This opinion was expressed here today by Professor H. Fathazam, of Persia, one of the nine members of the universal House of
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    Teachers' union meeting
    48 9 KUALA TRENOGANU. Thurs.— The Minister of Education, Inche Mohamed Khir Johan, will open the annual meeting of the National Union of National School Teachers at the Sultan Sulaiman Secondary School here tomorrow. About 200 delegates from the various States are expected to attend the meeting.
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    Chin Siong release 'a reasonable inference': Rahim
    280 9 Chin Siong release 'a reasonable inference': Rahim SINGAPORE, Thurs.— Inche Rahim Ishak. Parliamentary Secretary to Singapore's Minister of Education, said yesterday that his warning about the Alliance Government releasing Mr. Lim Chin Siong to fight the PAP was based on "reasonsonable inference from certain facts." He was replying to the
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    Law exam pass list
    157 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. The following students have been successful In the Trinity Overseas Examination, 1965. Council of Legal Education. Roman Law iCiass 3): Miss Chin Kwee Cheng; Choy Chin Chong; Ligar Fernandez: Molndeen Abdul Kader: Abdul Majid Khan: Ramanathan Maharajah; Mrs. Orace Chandra Sabapathy, T. 6.
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      320 9 Straits Times Crossword ACKOSB gaged In the hotel dining-room 1. Final mail delivery wpieaaed musically (3. 4, 4). S 22 across has trouble with the S. Seat, (See 24) (4). French perfume (10). 10. The race to the city In 27 12. United from 10's home (S. (10). 13. Pat
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    DEATH
    27 10 I* H „,d, m Mifimmm i LOW CNER PHENC aged 24 paased ••> peacefully Auk 4tb at 131 Paya J :*h»r Road, funeral took place oa v»-«3
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
    73 10 :n Wmrm* Sit < Minimum OWEN NICOLICM. Brother* A Bl«- •era »i»h to thank all relatives and fri.ndx lor their wreaths, donation* for M:i"*'- Iclegrama, condolences, and. «t the 1-um-rnl of their other Constance Nlcolicb THE FAMILY of L:ite Madam Khoo Kirn iTmhj th:inks the Venerable Dhain- marukna. member*
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    IN MEMORIAM
    50 10 iff Wnrdx $ti (Vimmmm) IN LOVINC MEMORY Of P.obert .Tin* Yanjj Tal who departed us on r, ta but never forgotten. IN EVER LOVIMC Memory of oar neloved Mr Kanagaratr.am wbo pa»*efl away oo 6-a.-K3 Alwava^re- m»nif>ered hn loving »lfe an<l *oo*. i K Ariarajah and K Minarte^an.
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    40 10 Worst* tit (Mimmum) CIVI YOUR CHILDREN a. traajt m>l. i'old atomic* Catering to do Tn-oitg* Bar H-IJur Rllitf 3027H V.x 44. IREHt NENG ■>! Powder Howl retiirDfti from I'oi'ed Kmcdom aod Kuror* »r' MM* o»>r»tvln for all Mr ladr clients.
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      Aid For An Aggressor
      627 10 cumstances have changed, r Soekarno has turned bandit. Nothing can justify assistance 1 to a bandit Fortunately, there are signs th;U domestic and foreign criticism is shaking the State Department out of its trance. I I There is to be reconsideration of the decision to allow
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      Language Claim
      308 10 Just why demands that Chinese should be made an official language have reerupted so suddenly is not clear. The issue appeared to have been well settled. In negotiations leading to Malayan independence and to the formation of Malaysia, all principal political organisations accepted Malay as the national language
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      Such A Fuss
      242 10 Peking's action in sacking the manager and two deputy managers of the Bank of China in Singapore gave the Bank Negara no choice except ■to take over immediately. Not to have done so would have been to risk all manner of obstruction from the new manager, a
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      Penang and the entrepot trade
      222 10 1 refer to Mr. Ch'ng Eng Hock's letter iS.T. July. 31 in which be commented on the present free port status of Penang island vis-a-vis the Malaysian common market. It would appear that these comments stem irom the belief that the entrepot trade of Penang
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      114 10 IXCHE SENUS premise that "agreement on special privileges means recognition that Malays are natives." if accepted, amounts to saying that Malays are accorded special privileges because they are Malays. In other words, preferential treatment of a race on the basis of racial origin. The purpose of special privileges is to
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      66 10 TTIE Singapore Ministry J of Education needs waking up. About a year ago. It invited teachers in aided schools to teach In Government schools. A hundred or so teachers responded and were told after a lapse of one or two months that they would be informed In due course whether
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      40 10 T STILL come across Government letters describing the Federation of Malaysia as Negeri2 Tanah Melayu. I think this is very misleading and I would suggest that this out -dated term be replaced immediately with Persekutuan Tanah Malaysia OBSERVKK Kota Bharu
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      TV political forums
      139 10 VARIOUS opinions have been published in your columns on the question of unscheduled political discussion^ on television. It wouin seem that with very little reorganisation TV Singapura could satisfy both sides simmy by starting to screen the evening programmes an hour, or half an hour, earlier on
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      66 10 rE U.S. proposal to sell an electronic communications system to Indonesia is regrettable. Furthermore, the U.S. buys most of Its rubber from Indonesia when she should be buying from Malaysia. Instead of helpIng Malaysia to beat confrontation, she Is helping Indonesia to step up confrontation, militarily and economically. The U.S.
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    LEARNING MALAY (116)
    455 10  -  YUNUS MARIS M.A. By University Of Malaya VOCABULARY: Kalau. or Jlka, or jikalau fconj.) If. on condition that: brri utau, mtmberi Uhu (V)— to Inform; hendak Uhu (V)— to want to know; hairan (adj.. v)— astonished, awestruck; to be astonished: drmtm (adj., v) sick, to be 111;
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    Specialists in terror —trained by the Vietcong
    1055 10  - Specialists in terror —trained by the Vietcong ARTHUR J. DOMMEN By SAIGON, THURSDAY THE Vietcong train specialists in terrorism just as they train specialists in every other form of '"liberation" warfare. This is a story of a Vietcong terrorist cell in Saigon. It was a relatively unprofessional cell, formed from
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      53 10 I IN VIETNAM THE MEANING OF THE DEAD Nothing tells the story so clearly as the battle statistics, the casualty lists. The "unwinnable" war In South Vietnam can indeed be won, if we force the Reds to stop aggression from the North says an interesting article in AUGUST Reader's Digest
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    Burglars and the link in the laundry
    177 11 Burglars and the link in the laundry KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. Police have arrested a laundryman believed to be responsible for tipping oil a gang of burglars whenever he finds an empty house. Hl* activities came to light following the arrest of four mm early this week. A police source disclosed
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    Navigational ban
    39 11 SINGAPORE, Thurs. Due to the prr.sence of obstructions, navigation k prohibited between the =!ors Islands and the Sisters light buoy, it was officially anrounred. Details of the exact pcfrion have be«ri published, in a notirr to mariners.
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    'Resign' warning to the politician teachers
    391 11 'Resign' warning to the politician teachers KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday. THE Minister of Education, Inche Mohamed Khir Johari, said today that teachers found dabbling in politics would be asked to resign. He also warned that the setting up of any political fund by the National Union of Teachers would involve teachers
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    Tariff duty, quota urged on pest killers
    79 11 Tariff duty, quota urged on pest killers Xl ALA LIMPIR. Thurs. The Tariff Advisory Board was asked today to impose a duty ranging from 20 to per cent on imported insecticides. Loral manufacturers also atked for a quota on im. ports. The Board was hearing evidence for the inclusion of
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    Minister to give prizes at contest
    91 11 Minister to give prizes at contest KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs.— Ail states except Perils will take part in the 9th Malayan competition on Saturday organised by the St. John Ambulance Brigade. The Minister of Health. Inche Bahaman bin Samsudin. will distribute the prizes at the end ol the competition which will
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    British Army recruiting
    62 11 KAMPAR. Thurs— The British Army recruiting warn will be at th> Ksmpar Recreation Club her' tomorrow to interview potential recruit* v The minimum educational qualineation is a pas* in Form I' or ifv equivalent and applicant* must be between 17$ and 3S vmrs nf a«p more than
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    How to get more teachers for east coast...
    102 11 UUALA LUMPUR, 1 Thurs. The National Union of Teachers has made a fourpoint proposal to help end the shortage of trained teachers in the east coast states. Speaking at the NUT annual delegates' conference at the University of Malaya here today, the
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    Training for 115 MCA cadres
    46 11 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. The Minister of Finance, MrTan Slew Sin. will open a oneweek national MCA cadre training course at the Jinjang Community Hall on Aug. 15 One hundred and fifteen cadres throughout the country will take part in the course.
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    Lock icon CRUSH MALAYSIA' CASH: JAPAN'S EXPLANATION
    91 11 TOKYO, Thurs. The Japanese Foreign Ministry said today it had explained to the Maiaysian Government through diplomatic channels that the alleged donation by Japanese diplomats and businessmen In Jakarta to Indonesia's "crush Malaysia" fund was a "misunderstanding." The Malaysian Govern- ment had sought Japan's explanation
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    Happy Miriam
    47 11 JENCKU Abdul Rah man embraces his overjoyed daughter, Miriam, on hit return to Kuala Lumpur. At the airport. watching fhis tender reunion yesterday, was a large crowd, including Cabinet Ministers, members of the diplomatic corps and other VIPs. Straits Times picture "v Urn Yaw Chong.
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    Candlestick stolen from! St. Mary's — altar
    104 11 Candlestick stolen from! St. Mary's altar JJUALA LUMPUR, Thurs.— A 66-year-old brass candlestick has been stolen from St. Mary's Church here. It Is one of two which have been on the altar with the cross since 1899. The vicar, the Rev. M. R. D. Harford. today appealed for its return.
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    172 farmers to get land
    63 11 KAJANO, Thurs. The Government is to allot 172 plots of land In Sungei Merap area to Malay farmers in the district. They will draw for the plots at the District Office here shortly. The plots total 688 acres. Of this 172 acres will be planted
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    Three give evidence in camera
    84 11 Three give evidence in camera CFKEMBAX. Thurs.— The former president of the Seremban Town Council, Mr. P. Gurnam Singh Gill, was among three persons who gave evidence in camera today to the Commission of Inquiry. The inquiry, headed by Mr. Justice Lee Han Hoe as Commissioner, is investigating allegations of
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    MIC branch meeting
    28 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs —The annu.il meeting of the Brickfields Bungsar branch of th- Malaysian Indian Congress w;ll be held at A p-m. on Aug. 19.
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    MCA branch chief
    19 11 DUNGT7N, Thurs. Mr. Lim Slan Thong, J.P., has been elected chairman of the MCA branch here
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    'Supremo' to control immigration is proposed
    154 11 ITUALA LUMPUR. iV Thurs. The Central Government proposes to appoint, a "supremo" to take overall charge of immigration throughout Malaysia. A Bill providing for this (roes before the House of Representatives next week. With the formation of Malaysia, the Immigration Ordinance. 1959. was extended
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    Mr. Baddeley, 88, dies in Jersey
    59 11 LONDON. Thurs. Mr. A. S. Baddek'y, h well-known resident of ire for many years, has died in Jersey, at the age of 88 He was general manager "f Outhrio and Co. Ltd. from l<oa 'o 1920 and left Singapore *n the early *****. His
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      776 11 TV MALAYSIA (Malaya) CHANNEL 5 Kuala Lumpur llsh; 7.10 Sports Arena: 7.»4 and l'riunf: 6 Ipoh and Across the Sown Seas "ReMaUrca; 3 Johore Bahru; 4 turn to Rome": 8 News in ManTaipinft; 7 Batu Pahat; 9 darin; 8.10 Mari Berbual: 8.15 Kluang. Chou- singinK; 8.34 The Mun»--I\M.: 2 Test
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      Kantai air service training
      166 12 a CATHAY Pacific Airways pa»senger service officer stationed at Singapore airport, Mr B.C. Gan. flies to Hong Kong this week to attend a Kantai service course. Kantai is Japanese for welcome and Mr. Gan. who speaks the language fluently, is being trained to look after incoming
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      Factories expanding louvre production
      356 12 Factories expanding louvre production COUTH East Metal Industries Ltd. of Singapore, and its sister company Tacam Ltd. of Batu Pahat the first local joint enterprise with French capital are preparing to embark on their second stage of production. The companies are among the largest manufacturers of metal louvre windows in
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      Insurance business study tour
      86 12 Insurance business study tour A SINGAPORE insurance executive. Mr. K. S. Ling, left here this week for a survey of the insurance market in Thailand, Hong Kong and Japan. Mr. Ling (above), who is manages of the Accidents and Health Department of the American International Underwriters Ltd.. will I visit
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      Dunlop man off on tyre course
      97 12 Dunlop man off on tyre course THE electrical foreman of Dun lop Malayan Industries Ltd., Mr. Soo Thong (above), left Kuala Lumpur for Britain this week to study the principles and techniques of equipment and (unctions of tyre manufacturing, with particular reference to the Petaling Jaya factory. Mr. Soo Thong,
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      Competition for Danish traffic link design plan
      179 12 v*ALAYSIAN engineers have been Invited to take part In a competition for the layout and design of a permanent traffic connection across the Great Belt between the islands of Zealand and Funen In Denmark, about 13 miles wide. v The Invitation, made by
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      Pine imports
      30 12 Singapore Imported 15.131 tons Of canned pineapples during the first four months of this year, against 13.931 ions in the corresponding period of last year, according to statistics.
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      'QUALITY GIVES BETTER VALUE'
      243 12 'QUALITY GIVES BETTER VALUE' rnHE Urallte Co. of Britain. L manufacturers of roofing materials, are planning through their local agents, to educate those in the Malaysian building trade on the j importance of using quality materials in their building projects. The company's sales I director. Mr. H. R. Powis said
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      Lausanne display
      107 12 cWITZERLAND'S annual Lausanne Pair this year will t:tk» place from September 11 to 26. to display a wide range of exhibits representing agriculture, trade, industry and crafuvorfc at its 38 halls m an exhibition area of 1.5 million square feelAmong the product;, which are to oe shown by
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      Promotion manager gets H.K. appointment
      150 12 jl/fULLER and Phipps (Far East) Ltd. of Singapore ITI has announced the transfer of its sales promotion manager, Mr. C.R.J. (Tex) Bower to Hong Kong. Mr. Bower will take up similar duties with Muller and Phipps (China) Ltd. with effect from Sept. 1. His duties
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      Profit despite higher costs
      55 12 Despite sharp Increases In general expenses. Alitalia Airlines made a net pioflt of 271,980 351 Hres last year, reports the company's Singapore office. The airline's revenues reached a new record of 106blUlon Hres up 14.3 per cent over the preceding year, and the number of passengers
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      IPOH FIRM FINDS MART IN U.S. FOR FROZEN PRAWNS
      306 12  -  MICHAEL FOONG By A SHIPMENT of quick frozen prawns. beUevwl A to be the first from Malaya, is now on the high seas bound for a United States port. This new Malayan export has been undertaken by Malayan Frozen Foods Ltd.,
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      Mitsubishi to make NCR copy paper
      164 12 "pHE National Cash Register Company has announced thai Japans Mitsubishi Paper Mill* will soon begin lull-scale production oi NCR paper, a carbonlea copy paper widely used in the manufacture of business forms. Mitsubishi has acquired exclusive rights to manufacture the product m Japan and
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      Cary ('At last I'm content') and Wife No. 4
      83 13 Cary ('At last I'm content') and Wife No. 4 CAR V GRANT, the suave elegant charmer of to many top films, and his new bride, 27-year-old actress, Diane Cannon, whom he married secretly last month. Mr. Grant. 61. and his bride first met four years ago when he saw her
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      Lock icon All beat on the air: Highbrow composers -complain
      170 13 All beat on the air: Highbrow composers -complain LONDON. Thurs. Britain's classical composers pro tested today that "ear-tickl-ing" beat tunes were driving their music off the air. The Composers' Guild president Sir Arthur Bliss. Master of the Queens Mustek, vice-presidents Sir William Walton and Benjamin Britten said it would seek
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      Lock icon Healey rules out big cuts in Britain's manpower
      515 13 'IF SOEK STEPS UP WAR WE HAVE TO USE ALL OUR FORCES 9 LONDON, Thursday gRITAIN'S Defence Secretary, Mr. Denis Healey, said last night that as long as Indonesia continued her military confrontation of Malaysia Britain could not contemplate any substantial manpower
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      Lock icon Boy kills father
      33 13 MANILA. Thurs. A 15-year-old boy out hunting in the Jungles of Bukidnon province in the Southern Philippines mistook his father for a deer and shot him dead, police reported. Reuter.
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      APPROVED: BILL ON NEGRO VOTING RIGHTS
      168 13 APPROVED: BILL ON NEGRO VOTING RIGHTS WASHINGTON. Thurs. The Senate last night passed and sent to President Johnson an historic Bill guaranteeing the voting rights of U.S. Negroes. The roll call vote was 79-18. The measure, supplementIng the sweeping Civil Rights Act of 1964 and broader than that requested by
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      Lock icon Congo compensation by UN: Russia protests
      128 13 f TNITED NATIONS, U Thurs Russia protested, in a letter made public yesterday, against the reported payment by thr IN of I ssl 5 million ;n settlement of claims by Belgian ritizens for l<is>cs caused by the actions of IN forces in the Congo.
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    130 16 MELBOURNE. Thurs. INDUSTRIALS overaU were Ilrmer but leaders moved variably. Trading activity was again very quiet. Base metals were firm with Mt. Lyell gamin* 6d. to Bs. 7d. after a lift In dividend and profit. Oils were quiet and steady. Today* closing prlrea wit* Wednesday* price* In brackets:
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    OPTION PREMIUMS
    230 16 Auc 8. Thrm montha. INDUSTRIALS Boustxad IS eta. McAllater V eta City [>v. 7 eta. M invest. S eta. C.S Hoidinge 13 ctaN. Iron eta. Uunlopa in eta. v.C.B.C. 13 eta. B. Bmeßlog W eta. Kotbmana w eta. ICaao 11 eta. sao i. eta Fed. Dlap 12 eta
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    76 16 CHINESE Produce l.ounje, Slngipara na*n mi— o" Plaul yattarday: Coconut all i balk $59 ««ller«. drum $61 Kellers Copra: July/ Aug. LX, Continent: Umiuoted. Pepper: Muntofc white $107* aellera, Sarawak white *li<s nfi'.rs, upeclal Sarawak blaok flßii nellera, garbled Lampong black SITZt sellers tall 96<T. N.I. W.i. ASIA
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    H.K. RATES
    36 16 ON PM aicnan«« market in Hods KonK yrstcrday the U.S. dtllar mus quoted at 5 76| for T.T. and &.;.">* for «aah. Sterling uus quoted at 16 03 (lid ■M tail *r gald At .'631.
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    Nyalas crop
    9 16 Nyalas Rubber produced 66.000 lb. Id July.
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    QUIET, FEATURELESS DAY ON STOCK EXCHANGE
    586 16 From Our Market Correspondent QUIET, featureless conditions ruled on the Stock Exchange yesterday and turnover was decidedly les<> than the earlier part of the week. The total turnover was 44.000 shares less than on Wednesday. Buying power lacked any punch in view of the
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    STOCK INDICES
    30 16 Malayan Stock Indices Aug. 4 Ail*. 5 Industrials: ti.x j 49 r 'n»: 5t.'.3'! 92^47 rubbers: 1(1 i. 1 1 102.15 'Dec. 30. UOsMI Dec. 29. 1962 100
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    Straits tin rallies by $7.621 after drop
    497 16 Straits tin rallies by $7.62 1 after drop rE price of Straits tin rallied in Penang yesterday after its drop of SI 1.23 on Wednesday. The price was up by 57.624 to 5730 per picul on an offering estimated up 50 tons to 275 tons. Locally better demand was reported
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    CLOSING PRICES
    26 16 Anr. 5. MALAYAN RUBBER PRICE: di cents (down three-quarters of a cent). TIN: $730 (up $7,624). Inofficial estimated offering 275 tons (up 5» tons).
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    DOLLAR RATE
    57 16 T"HK prrwrit rate of the MHUjan dollar against the pound sterling fixrd an November 24 last year is selling T.T. or O.D. 2%. 3 15 "tea. Km i mi; T.T. 2s. 4 1 16 d. Buying O.l». N. 4<sd. The dollar is at iv sUtntm-T middle position in
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    44 16 THE Malayan E.chjn«. Banks' Atlo ciatten made these chancea la tti rates to merchant! yeaterday (all rate* to Mini): tilling TT er OD riadyt Diutt*r>* Marki 1301. Hailand Cuildara IKI. Swiss Franca 140, Belgian Fran** 1.606. French Frinos l&S, Italian Llr* *****.
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    BUSINESS DONE
    736 17 ImmmnS In and reported to the Singapore and Kuala I umpar trading roams of the Slock Exchange of Malaysia yes-ii-rday with the number of share* INDUSTRIALS: Cm* dtfe. |l ML,: r and N. •rd>. U.O00) $2.21: Clmmen (3.000) 11 44 xd: Culnmu -'000) $1.17: Htttl Siniapura (6.000) tat
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    Pahang Consol
    20 17 r.iii»nr Consol crushed 18,500 tons of ore In July. The output of tin concentrate* wu 210 tons Mode).
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    MALAYAN RUBBER PRICES
    266 17 \l (I ST first trade rubber f.o.b buyers closed at S p.m. in Singapore and Kuala Lumpur yesirriiav at 67 i cents per lb.. down t hi rr -quarters of a cent on Wed■aajaj s i licinc level for the posi- •>ii. The tone wan easier. K.A.S.
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    SHIPS IN PORT
    69 17 eHIPt lyinK aionxSKit the Smiaara: Prrirun 1 Chlo* 3 4. Tamnshlrna Mam ft. Hri.-ilinß N.W I, kVlaßgO) N W.'.V C'arpmluria •> 7. TJinantjn "> !i Klrnnor 10'lt. Thotwnt N<h i.i Mnrn M .16. Mar..:iti.l H.I I Y.I 14 Port Swctttnham: s-imiwu. BrnKK« AcMllas, Cardiganshire. Hilhi. luniar. Tartrntara.
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      597 17 GOVERNMENT OF THE STATE OF SINGAPORE i FVBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT THE LOCAL GOVERNMENT INTEGRATION ORDINANCE. Ms) (No. 18 of 1963) NOTICE UNDER SECTION 19(2) NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, pursuant to Section 19(2) of the Local Government Integration Ordinance. 1963. that the Director of Public Works requires the execution of streetworks
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      758 17 PUBLIC NOTICE THE PUBLIC IS ADVISED i that Mr. Kalwant Singh Sidhu is no longer associated with the Commonwealth Educational Society and has no authority to transact business or collect monies on behalf of the Commonwealth Educational Society. Signed: IHE REGIONAL MANAGER. COMMONWEALTH EDUCATIONAL SOCIETY, 6-B. RAFFLES PLACE. SINGAPORE 1.
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      762 17 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS i THE FEDERAL LAND DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY Invites applications from Malay- j sian citizens for the following appointments: A Accountant Qualification: Membership of one of the following Institutes: (a) Association of Certified Public Accountants, Malaysia. (b) Institute of the Chartered Accountants in Scotland. (c) Institute of the Chartered Accountants
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      697 17 I PUBLIC APPOINTMENT KERAJAAN KELANTAN JAWATAN KOSONG Permohonan:! ada-lah di-Jemput darlpada Warga Negara Perse- kutuan bagi perlantekan ka- jawatan Pembantu Kebajikan Masharakat. (Lelaki) Bahagian 111 dl-Pejabat Kebajikan Masharakat, Kelantan di-atas tanggagaji $137.50 x 7.50-152 .50 Galangan Pepereksaan $175 x 7.50-205 Galangan Pepereksaan 224 x 14--336 Galangan Kesempurnaan/352 j x 14-422
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      457 17 TENDERS TENDERS FOR SI PPI.Y OF COTTON WOOL AND MEDICINE CONTAINERS FOR THE YEAR MM Tenders will be received at the j Ministry of Health. Palmer Road, Singapore 2. up to noon of Friday. 3rd September for the supply of the following for the year 1966:--(a) Cotton Wool (Absorbent and
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      458 17 THE PORT OF SINGAPORE AUTHORITY NOTICE '1. Applications arc Invited lrom ci'.i/ens of Singapore licensed hawkers resident in Ihe area bounded by Kt-pprl Kua.l. Spottiswoode Park Road. Nell Road, Craig Road. Wallich Stxer\ Anson Circus. Anson Road and Kepprl Road, for the following mark'- 1 stalls on a month-to-mon:n basis
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      Tulloh's team in top form
      331 18  -  EPSOM JEEP BELLE ROSHEEN IS MAIN HOPE IN THE $25,000 GOLD VASE By JPOH. Thurs.— Colin Tullohs horses are in good form and look certain to score heavily for the Bukit Timah trainer at the Ipoh meeting which opens on Sunday. Fittest among the Tulloh
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      Rarin' to go!
      55 18 DESPITE t w i c c breaking his leg, Tottenham Hotspur's Dave Mackay shows he's really in to form and rarin' to go as the new soccer season approaches. He is leaping over teammates (from left) Cliff Jones, Ron Henry and Jimmy Greaves. The new season opens
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      China beat Koreans to become -champs
      116 18 DEKING. Thurs. China beat j North Korea 5-0 to win the I men's team title in the mter- uational table tennis tournament j here yesterday. I Earlier in the round-robin series. China had defeated Japan 5-0 and North Korea had beaten Japan Japan finished
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      Lock icon The county scores
      143 18 The county scores I ONDON, Thurs. Claso of play scores In yesterdays cricket matches: Canterbury: Kent 138 <R. Wilson 152 R. Hooker 6-53 R. Herman 3-17 and 4-0 Middlesex 73 tE. Clark 49 n.o. A. Brown 4-12 A Dixon 5-22 i. The Oval: Lanes 26ft 'D Green 64 G Pullar
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      MGSSC OFFICIALS
      29 18 MALACCA. Thurs. Malacca Oovemment Services Sports Council officials: President M. Naearajsh: vice-presidents Joseph Yap Pon Lin and O. C.L. Thomas; secretary D. Kanesan ire-elected); treasurer P. Maniva.<-agam
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      Lock icon MASERATI ENGINE FOR THE COOPER
      176 18 MASERATI ENGINE FOR THE COOPER ONDON. Thurs. Maserati engines are to be used in British Cooper racing cars for next year's world championship events, a spokesman for the Italian firm said here yesterday. "The engines are being built now and have been in the course of development for 18 months."
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      Lock icon Boxing riot
      296 18 FANS SCREAM 'ROBBERY' AS ELORDE GETS THE DECISION OVER NARVAEZ NEW YORK. Thursday. 4 RIOT broke out at Madison Square Garden IX here last night when Junior lightweight champion Flash Elorde of the Philippines won a split decision over American Frank Narvaez in a non-title ten-round bout. Narvaez
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      Lock icon 'Illegal' tourists beaten
      66 18 PEKING. Thurs Tung Chans the Hong Kong C\ soccer team who are making an unauthorised to-ir of China, were beaten 3-0 by Pairing's "August Flr-f Army t«am h*re yesterday As In the tourists" previous match here, the players' names were not disclosed Fifa. the I world soccer
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      S. Korea withdraw
      79 18 C YDNEY. Tliurs.— South Korea >-* have withdrawn Irom the World Cup soccer qualifying competition, the Australian Soccer Federation announced yesterday, j The withdrawal leaves only i Australia and North Korea to play off in their qualifying group. Australia have suggested to the International Football Federation that
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      36 18 SAINT JOHN iNew Brui.-uicfc). Tliurs. GoniM Brennam. of the i Bahamas win defend his Commonwealth middleweight boxing title against Blair Richardson the Canadian champion, at Glace Bay. i Nova Scotia, on Sept 25— Reuter.
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      Lock icon Piggott is 100 up
      100 18 H ATT RICK AT PONTEFRACT I ONDON. Thurs Br.-ish champion :ocki y Lester Pii;dott rode thp iir.-t three tinner* at PonteTract. Yorkshire yesterday iUternoon and completed a century of winning ricie.s lor the season Plggott. who l| well clear of all his rivuLv in the Jockey
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      19 teams in Malaysian national basketball tourney
      178 18 19 teams in Malaysian national basketball tourney KUALA LUMPUB* 1V Thurs. Nineteen teams will play a total of 44 matches in the Malaysian national men's and women's basketball championships at the Stadium Negara here from Aujc 8 to 15. There are ten teams in th» men's section divided into two
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      RAZAK CUP
      39 18 IPOH. Thurs. The programme for the inter-state hockey championship for the Razak Cup (north zonei on the Municipal padang here: Tomorrow Kedah v Perak. Saturday: Penane v Kedah. Sunday: Perak v Penang. All matches at 5 p.m.
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      779 18 LEMBAGA LETRIK NEGARA TENDER NOTICE NOMBOR H\< U:\N M«5 MECHANICAL SRRVICEB INSTALLATION I-OH THE QCARI»«»!.ir, ada-lali v. .< PHASE in> TANJONO untofc m«-mb«-k.. KAHANG HOSPITAL TANJONQ »lat2 kirhen .•..nk.s cu-!78 buah KARANG SKI ANOOR uitia.ii J kkM X ui-Setpsen J tatrflt CWMUHVBM Brin Tenders m-111 be received at the Buuri
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      132 18 The A[[-^mi!y E\ Drink! so wholesome [J^HBB^^] Nothing does it iSj^™ lll^ like Seven-Up! U iggnM Another reason why fk more Carrier air bought than any other make! Conditioner's extra KtT *Ir thick fibre glass Wm 79 insulation blanket j and specially de- Jr signed fans keep operating J-^ noise
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      STORE AND S'GOR EACH SCORE 5 GOALS
      383 19  -  E. FRIDA SPEEDY JOHORE UPSET NEGRI By Singapore, Thurs. CINGAPOKK and Selangor maintained winning form as the Festival of Sport interstate hockey tournament entered its second day on the Padang today. Singapore easily beat Pahang 5-0 while Selangor thrashed Joint Services by a
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      40 entries j for the Festival Sprint—I
      100 19 40 entries j for the Festival Sprint I CINGAPORE, Thurs.— A total of 40 entries has been recover! for the Singapore Motor Clubs Festival Quarter-mile Sprint at Boon Lav Road on Sunday. Three cars will be making their debut in Malaysian competition. They are the Marcos-Volvo 1800 and two Fiat
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      So easy for Aik Huang
      348 19  -  LIM KEE CHAN By SINGAPORE, Thurs. Tan Aik Huang of Penang, the Thomas Cup star and Malaysian No. 1, moved confidently to the finals of the Malaysian schools badminton championships here today. First he disposed of Soo Sum Wah of Selangor 15-1. 15-1 in the
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      Winston arrives for Festival meet
      231 19 BOXING SINGAPORE, Thursday. WINSTON van Cuyienberg, Ceylon's bantamweight amateur boxing champion, arrived here tonight to take part in the Singapore Amateur Boxing Association's Festival championships at the Gay World on Saturday and Sunday. The vther members of the Ce/lonese contingent liKht-flyweight K. Karunaratne. flyweight W.
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      Return match
      66 19 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs.— The XL Municipal Fire Brigade soccer; team will travel to Bentong on j Saturday for the return matcti I against the Pahang Fire Brigade XI. In their tirst encounter here, XL won 5-2. Those making the trip are: Yu- sof Hamzah (capt.., Addie Bakar. J
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      Father and son rivals
      116 19 Thurs. A lather I and son are rival captains in the Rhodes Trophy annual cricki'i match here on Sunday Former Negri state cricketer J. E •"Sunny" Edmonds, 53. will Itaci the NSCA President's XI while his 17-year-old son. Keith, will; captain the Negri Combined j Schools
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      Sweep by Thai marksmen
      76 19 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Thailand took the first two places In the Singapore small bore rifle spoon shoot at Gimson School today. Winner was Krista Aroonwondse Na Ayuthya (1,038 out of 1.200) with team-mate Turong Darvabavasu (1.034) second. Third was Wong Foo Wah (1.018) Negri Sembiian. The team
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      PERAK MEET
      18 19 IPOH. Thurs.— The Perak Open badminton championships will be held here from Sept. 24 to 26
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      MANICAM LEADS BADMINTON TEAM AT OXFORD
      148 19 MANICAM LEADS BADMINTON TEAM AT OXFORD OENANG, Thurs. Manlcam Saravanam uttu, former champion athlete of St. Xavier's Institution, has been elected captain of his college badminton team at O::ford University. Manicam, son of Mr. M. Saravanamuttu. former editor-in-chief of the Straits Echo and first Ceylon High Commissioner to Malaya, went
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      Japanese sweep into the s-finals
      246 19 Japanese sweep into the s-finals TABLE-TENNIS SINGAPORE, Thurs. The men's singles 1 event in the Singapore international table tennis championships here has developed into an all-Japanese affair. In the semi-flnals are T. Ito. Y. Shin. Y. Tanaka and S Kitta— all employees of the Yamaha motor-cycle firm. In the earlier
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      S'pore women are champs
      80 19 CINGAPORE. Thurs. Singapore von the Festival inter-state women's soccer competition when they drew 11 with Penang in th» final match at Jalan Bcsar last night. rt:;ian<; led 1-0 at half time with a goal by inside-right Indrani and Singapore equalised through Cecilia de Cruz. Final positions.
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      Commodore's Cup
      32 19 MALACCA. Thurs. The Bukit Terendak Sailing Club will hold their Commodore's Cup sailing r*»- gatta on Auk. 14-15 off TerenI dak Camp here. 'MANY THINGS CAN BE RESOLVED THROUGH DISCUSSIONS'
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      280 19 I SPORTS SUMMARY SOCCER Sgor Uiv. 2: Umno Youths 1 Nerri Div. 1 (Sban): Chin Woo 4 6 170 Bty RAO. L p^ h KIA Cnen K Wa Kluanc Div. 1: m Gurkhas 6' Taiping Div. 2: Town Council PWD 2; Gurkha ASC 3 656 Sqdn 5 CRC 1. 2.
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    That deal with Soek: 'No decision yet'
    151 20 WASIIIXCITOX. Thurs.— The United States has not yet decided on the sale to Indonesia of a "(ropospheric scatter system," which is for long-range communications and involves no facilities for detection, a State Department spokesman said yesterday. He said the U.S. Government had not
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    DEATHS
    27 20 Jalaa Jarr.it Kk Paadai sicred li r. .1 Road, umbm mmi REGINALD JOSEPH :vpt. t»i» Hotplta on I hrhind wtf«, ehlldr.r. h.-r. j> m. to Bldndsri
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    383 20 Singapore to become Palestine" "Lee Kuan Yew is a snake with two heads," and "Crush Lee Kuan Yew." Addressing the gathering, the Tengku said that despite the placards he had seen on his arrival, he felt it necessary for the good of
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    25 20 ATHENS. Thurs— The Greek Government fell today and Prime Minister George Athaintssiade.s Novas handed his resignation to Kini? Constantine. Reuter (See pa«e 3>.
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    Lock icon 'Indonesian atom test on Oct. 5' report
    84 20 'Indonesian atom test on Oct. 5' report JAKARTA, Thurs. For the first time Indonesia's military men are beginning to name a definite date for their country's plan to detonate an atomic device. Some Army officers mention Oct. 5 Indonesia's Armed Fortes Day and the date set for the open ins
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    LONDON STOCKS
    444 20 LONDON. Thurs. There was I i a return to quieter conditions in i the stock markets today. Equities v.ent ahead at first but apart from mnM issues mast leading .stocks were inclined to drift bark later On the other liand many secondary stocks improved. Turnover increased. Giltedged. initially,
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    Lock icon U.K. denies report
    42 20 U.K. denies report LONDON. Thurs. The British Government yesterday denied a London Times report that the Government was planning possible military intervention in Rhodesia. The Defence Minister. Mr. Denis Healey. described the report as "irresponsible, inaccurate and wholly based on speculation." UPI.
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    163 20 Maudling No. 2 in Heath's 'Shadow Cabinet 9 LONDON. Thurs. Mr. Edward Heath, the new Tory Party leader, last night named Mr. Reginald Maudling. his chief rival in rhe tussle for the party leadership, j as deputy leader. Mr Heath, announcing his "Shadow Cabinet" officially his consultative committee chose Sir
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    62 20 LONDON. Thurs— Mr Kwesl Annan. Ghana's High Commissioner here and leader of a Ghanaian mission to North Vietnam, left by air today to report to President Nkruman on his talks with North Vietnamese leaders on peace moves in the Vietnamese war. He was carrying with him
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