The Straits Times, 21 August 1965

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    26 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 150,000 The Straits Times .Ha**"* flat*** 1 tie*** 9 Estd. 1845 SATURDAY, AUGUST 21, 1965 <£• 15 CENTS KDN 1189 M.C.(P). 1005
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    'Show cause' shock for PAP in Malaya
    489 1 'Show cause' shock for PAP in Malaya KUALA LUMPUR. Fri.— The People's Action Party here has been asked to show cause why its registration should not be cancelled. In a registered letter to the secretary-general of the party. Mr. C.V. Devan Nair. MP for Bungsar, the Registrar of Societies, Mr.
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    Lock icon Now, a Chinese typewriter
    45 1 HONO KONO. Frl Chinese typewriters with about 2,000 characters have gone on sale here at BKtMO The 75 lb. machine, made In Hli.in;lial. can be set to type hori- I eon I ally, vertically or from right to left.— Reuter. I
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    'Forever and ever'
    1707 1  -  KUCHING: Frida ON SINGAPORE 'Once bitten twice shy' ON SARAWAK, SABAH: Pm confident of that, says Tengku GEOFFREY GELDARD Reporting From THE TENGKU LOOKS AHEAD TENCKU Abdul Rahman is confident that Sabah and Sarawak will be .in Malaysia "forever and ever." He said here today that he
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    An Indon patrol is routed
    123 1 INCHING, Fri. Six Indonesians were killed or wounded yesterday in the first clash in Sarawak's First Division in nearly two months. The dash occurred in the Ser i a n district between security forces and an enemy patrol. The security force reported inflicting at least
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    BLACK BIRTH PILLS PERIL
    136 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Friday. JJOUSEWIVES were today warned against buying black-coloured Communist-made birth control pills sold by peddlers. These pills an dangerous. The warning came from the Municipal Health Officer. Dr. L. S. Sodhy. who Is also president of the Federation Family Planning Association. He knows of
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    Lock icon New Cabinet
    29 1 ATHENS. Frl. King Cotutantine today swore in 15 members of a new Cabinet headed by Mr. Ellas Tslrlmokos. as new anti-royalist demonstrations were threatened for tonight. Reuter.
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    Lock icon 3 bandits killed
    32 1 BANGKOK. Frl. A Thai border police unit killed three bandits and captured one after a 20--mlnute battle In Nongkhal Province. North-eastern Thailand last Tuesday, police sources here said. —Reuter.
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    Just fancy that...
    40 1 AIESSINA. Fri. Mariana Di Gregorio. 29. became the youngest grandmother in Italy yesterday when her 14-year-old daughter became a mother. Mrs. Di Gregorio married when she was 13 and her daughter wed at the same age. UPL
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    Unexpected visit by film star
    121 1 SHAPELY Narie Hem. a Cambodian film star and producer who paid an unexpected visit to the Shaw Organisation film studios at Jalan Ampas in Singapore yesterday. The actress, who went there at lunch-time, was disappointed when she missed action in the studios. However, she spent
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    Foreign troops in Burma?
    62 1 BANGKOK. Fri— The Governor of Tak Province bordering the Karen State in south-eastern Burma has reported to the Thai Government here that the Thai border police have observed the presence of about 200 foreign troops on Burmese territory, according to the Thai language Lak Muang Daily.
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    Double demand for Govt loan
    89 1 IT U ALA LUMPUR. Fri. The $40 million J Government of MaI laysia 52 per cent registered stock which was opened for public subscription last month has been oversubscribed by 100 per cent. It was opened for subscription on July 14 and closed today. The
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    Repatriation for 1,407
    83 1 MANILA, Frl. The Foreign Office announced here today that 1.407 Illegal Indonesian immigrants would be repatriated aboard an Indonesian &hip "in a day or tWO." It had earlier been announced here that 856 immigrants would be shipped back on Aug. 18. I The Foreign Office said that
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    Lock icon Royal telephone calls are tapped charge
    161 1 Royal telephone calls are tapped charge pHIPPEN'HAM 'W. Eng\j land i. rri— The General Post Office said It was investigating allegations of eavesdropping on phone calls made by members of the Royal Family from this area. The allegations were made oy the Wiltshire Echo, a local newspaper owned by Mr.
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    UN? No trouble getting S'pore in
    195 1 UN? No trouble getting S'pore in SINGAPORE. Fri. Malaysia's permanent representative to the United Nations. Mr. R. Ramani. today envisaged no difficulty in Singapore's entry into the U.N. He also expected more i African nations to express openly their otticial recognition of Singapore. So far. Gambia Is the only one.
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    STOP PRESS
    78 1 |APAN 3-1 XI.M.A LI MNJB, tn .Japan heat Bam* defendling champions. 3-1 in tfccil \roup 'B match of Mir irk.i mx c t tournament tf Mctdcka Stadia* hi-re to Bight Japaa lei 2-1 *t li.ilf-timc SPACE FLIGHT ON TODAY MM hi ANT.DY. In Space elllclata ■aaaaaeed today unini;
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      Lock icon FULL SUPPORT FOR LBJS VIETNAM POLICY' SAYS IKE TO END CONTROVERSY
      186 2 FULL SUPPORT FOR LBJS VIETNAM POLICY' SAYS IKE TO END CONTROVERSY GETTYSBURG, Fri VUKMEK President Eisenhower today reiterated his full support of President John- son's Vietnamese policy. He sought to end a enntrovenjr over Vietnam durinn a news conference at his !armhere. I have said again and anain that I
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      Lock icon Lodge is back as envoy in Saigon
      159 2 Lodge is back as envoy in Saigon SAIGON. Fri. >lr. Henry Cabot Lodge, the new United States Ambassador to South Vietnam, arrived here by air today to take up his post. He stepped smiling from "Air I one One" tlio private Borinc .let of President Johnson in which he had
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      Lock icon Marines hunt down trapped Vietcong
      388 2 SAIGON. Frida MORE than 4.000 U.S. Marines to- day hunted down the remnants of a battle-scarred Vietcong regiment that was smashed in a two-day blitz biggest operation of the Vietnam war. The Marines reached the sea after bursting through the last guerilla defences late yes-
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      Two-way pact
      32 2 JAKARTA. Fri— Pakistan and. Indonesia have decided to est;ib-| llsh an "Indonesia-Pakistan economic and cultural co-operation organisation" whose activities I would include expansion of trade; and economic co-operation. Rcu-j ter.
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      Lock icon Mobile pintas
      39 2 NEW DELHI. Fri.— A mobile milk canteen, a gift from the Lutheran Church, is on its way to Calcutta from the U.S. as pert! of a feeding programme for 2.000 of the elty"s undernourished chll-; o'ren. Reuter.
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      15 2 JAKARTA. Fri. President Soekarno has accepted an Invitation to visit Rummia. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Britain sends top minister to tour Middle East
      257 2 Britain sends top minister to tour Middle East LONDON, Friday. gRITAIN announced yesterday that she is sending Mr. George Thomson, Minister of State at the Foreign Office, on a series of visits to Middle Eastern countries for exploratory! talks with their leaders. A Foreign Office announcement .said he will visit
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      22 2 JAKARTA. Frt. All Staienwaed banks *ere officially integrated yesterday with a new or Kantsation called Bank Negaia i Indonesia— AP.
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      Lock icon BROCKWAY IN MOSCOW TO SEE VIETCONG LEADERS
      108 2 BROCKWAY IN MOSCOW TO SEE VIETCONG LEADERS LONDON. Fri. Lord Brockway (above) a Labourite has flown to Moscow for direct contacts with Vietcong leaders, it was authoritatively learned last night. He plimrvrt to confer with representatives of the National Liberation Front of South Vietnam, political arm of tli- Vietcong. L'nlikc
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      52 2 TOKYO. Fri. Forestry re- sources in the middle and southern districts of Indonesian Borneo are to be developed shortly by two Japanese firms the Mitsui Co. and the Naupo Rlnßyo K K.. in 1 cc-operatlon with the National Forestry Development Corporation i of Indonesia, Mitsui said
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      Lock icon India move to raise taxes
      66 2 NEW DELHI. Fri —New tax proposals were introduced In Parliament today which the Government hopes will earn I.OOOi million rupees extra income by I the end of the financial year. The Finance Minister. Mr.! Krishnamachari. introducing a' supplementary budget tor 1965--66. proposed doubling import duty
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      Lock icon Peace pact on Kutch to go to tribunal: Shastri
      368 2 Peace pact on Kutch to go to tribunal: Shastri ¥EW DELHI. Fri. 11 The Indian Prime Minister. Mr. Shastri, told Parliament yesterday the Indo-Pakistanl agreement on the Rann of Kutch would go before an international tribunal. His announcement to the Upper House followed yesterday's cancellation of the visit here of
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      Lock icon US $250 million 'leak' found in Pakistan
      88 2 RAWALPINDI. Fn— Tlir Cum- mcix-e Minister. Mr. Ghulara Farock, mm he has discovered a US$25O million leak in Pakistani foreign exchange reserves. The next job :s plugging it. Through various meai..-. he says, Pakistani businessmen and smugBiers depr.ve the Treasury of about US$25O
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      'Echoes' from lake may show missing airliner
      221 3 'Echoes' from lake may show missing airliner CHICAGO. Fri. A Navy helicopter yesterday picked up "good echoes" on its sonar set while flying over a flvemile- wide corridor where a United Air Lines Boeing 727 with 30 people aboard was thought to have crashed into Lake Michigan on Monday night.
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      Lock icon Sword surrendered
      24 3 i.umxjn. m. a ruor-srurp Japanese Samurai sword has been handed in to police here under Britain's sixth arms amnesty since 1933— Reuter.
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      Lock icon BIGGEST RISE IN JOBLESS BRITONS
      331 3 LONDON, Friday gRITAIN yesterday announced the sharpest increase in unemployment for two years. At the same time two of the country's biggest consumergoods firms said they are putting thousands of workers on short-time. The news, accompanied by sagging stock pxchange prices, was seen as new
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      20 3 MOSCOW. Fri. Russia s 220--seater TU-114 passenger aircraft left here today on a trial flight to Qhana. Reuter.
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      Athens battle
      28 3 ATHENS, Prl.— Police and leftwing demonstrators clashed, in th« street!; of Athens last night. At Itaat 10 demonrtrators were lni jurtd in running flfht*.— FUuWf j
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      Lock icon WAS MAN HANGED FOR MURDER OF HIS DAUGHTER INNOCENT? NEW INQUIRY ORDERED
      315 3 WAS MAN HANGED FOR MURDER OF HIS DAUGHTER INNOCENT? NEW INQUIRY ORDERED I OXDON, Fri. v The British Government last night bowed to mounting public pressure and ordered a new inquiry into the case of a man hanged 15 years ago for a murder many Britons believe he did not
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      Lock icon Adenauer: N-plan is a bid to surrender Europe to Russia
      322 3 MUENSTER (West Germany). Friday. THE former Chancellor, Dr. Konrad Adenauer, said yesterday that the adoption of a U.S. plan to prevent the spread of nuclear weapons would mean the "surrender of Europe to the Russians. The 89-year-old ex-leader was so
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      TV lenses pick up Gemini 5 intruders
      126 3 r\\PK KENNEDY. Fri. \V ill -hiloc television cameras and security police .vfit«-rda.\ found six intruilrr- in a restricted area of Cane Kennedy. fn« Imliii, two college students lounging within the danger zone around Pad 19 where Gemini-5 was to be launched. Air Force
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      Lock icon Disputing deputies agree to fight a duel
      132 3 Disputing deputies agree to fight a duel T IMA (Peru). Fri. Two members of the Peruvian Parliament, a pro-Communist and a rightwinger, have agreed that the best way to settle their differences is to fight a duel. The challenge was made cy Mr. Cesar Mora Bregante. 51. a Christian Democrat
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      Lock icon Honour for lone voyager
      63 3 FALMOUTH. Fri— Lone yaihis- man Robert Manry today received a plaque from this ancient Cornish seaport where he ended his 78-' day traru>-Atlantlc voyage on Tuesday. The plaque, bearing tiie heraldic arms of PalmouUi, was presented at a civic reception in his honour. His wife, Virginia,
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      57 3 DALLAS. Fri. The former Marina Oswald, widow ol Pre.si- i dent Kennedy's assassin. was' totay reunited with her new hus--1 band alter a row whlcu lai.ued hit 1 in Jail for a short time. Marina, 24, yesterday (iled an affidavit charging that ncr husband. Kenneth Porter, slapped her
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      401 4 irDoVn.".' OPENS "TODAY! 5 Shew* Doily at 11 a.m., 1.30, 4.00, 6.30 9.15 p.m. GASP upon GASP! TENSION upon TENSION! 1 TERROR upon TERROR! CLIMAX upon CLIMAX! .in the SPINE-CHILLER of the YEAR! r^r Strange Pf£^H| things are|agMfZ happening ■VV;^ Donahue r^E M "Heatherton^ jPO| j 9 1 i LR^iff\jJ
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    'Show the world' call to people of S'pore
    210 5 CINCiAPORE. Fri. The Assemblyman for Anson, Mr. P. (.ovinda-samy. tonight urged the people to j show the world that MM new independent nation of Singapore, though small and young, had* the will to survive. He was speakinn on behalf of the Minister
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    Church meetings
    34 5 SINGAPORE. Fri. The Paslr Pnnjang Tamil Methodist Church u.nlK'ht began a series of three > evangelistic meetings at the church. Tomorrows meeting Is at 7 pm. and Sunday's meeting at 4 3d pm
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    WITNESS TOLD: 'I DON'T BELIEVE A WORD...'
    619 5 'It's up to you' reply to SMMWU probe commission SINGAPORE. Friday A WITNESS testify ing before the commission inquiring into the administration of the Singaj>ore Manual and Mercantile Workers' In ion was told by the Commissioner, Mr. Punch (.'onuuiraswamy, today, that he* (the
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    Luncheon talk
    33 5 SINGAPORE, Fri Mr Lien Bhlh Shenic. a member of the Public Services Commission, will address members of the Association of Nanyan-,' University Graduate* at a luncheon at Rasee dOr Re>taurnnt tomorrow.
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    Nonya and Baba show at National Theatre
    75 5 SINGAPORE. Fri.— A nonya and baba show under the patronage of the Minister for Defence and Security. Dr Goh Keng Swee will be staged at the National Theatre on Aug. 28. The main item of the show will be a play in Malay
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    ROAD WORK IN UPPER SERANGOON
    79 5 ROAD WORK IN UPPER SERANGOON SINGAPORE. Fri. The Water Department will open up Upper Serangoon Road near Youngberg Hospital on Monday, for laying a water main across the road. The road will be excavated In three stages and the work is expected to take a week to complete. During this
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    Big Muslim convention tomorrow
    95 5 Big Muslim convention tomorrow SINGAPORE. Fri. More than 150 Muslim organisations In Singapore are expected to take part In a convention to be held at the Victoria Memorial Hall on Sunday. The convention is to elect a perm;inP!.t board for the Prophet Mohamedb Birthday Scholarship Fund and to form a
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    Temple suit: Judge urges settlement
    239 5 OINGAPORE. Fri. Mr. Justice Buttrose today urged the parties in a civil suit, involving a temple project for the 10.000-strong North Indian Hindu community here, to do their utmost to reach a settlement on their own. He reminded them that this would be in their
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    Tengku would occupy S'pore: Dr. Lee
    230 5 SINGAPORE. Fri.— A joint rally of the Barlsan 80--slalls and the Partai Raayat Singapura at the National Theatre tonight called for the "genuine reunification" of Singapore with Malaya on the basis of equality and national benefit. Another resolution passed at tho packed rally urged
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    Institute will bring great advance
    131 5 SINGAPORE. Fri. The acting head of the University of Singapore's department of Clinical Medicine. Dr. Kin. 1 1 Oon Teik, toduy said that the proposed 84 million Institute of Medial Specialties would have 10 different specialties. The? are: Radiotherapy and mdioi^otnpr unit, chromosome and Iluln.ul
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    $60,000 gift for young S'poreans by Dato Shaw
    103 5 $60,000 gift for young S'poreans by Dato Shaw SINGAPORE. Fri—Cinema magnate Dato Runme Shaw has donated SGO.OOO towards the Marts Stella High School building fund. This latest donation towards the proposed $1,400,000 school on a fiveacre site at Mount Vernon. was received yesterday from Dato Shaw, who is one of
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    Rajaratnam on TV
    50 5 SINGAPORE. Frl.-THpvi-slon Singapura will broadcast over Channel 5 at P. 10 p.m. tomorrow an interview with the Foreign Minister, Mr. S. Rajaratnam, by Mr. Neville Peterson, of the Australian Broadcasting Commission. "he interview is also being telecast by Television ABC in Its programme "Four Corners" tomorrow night.
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      Fair donation
      37 6 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri.—Preeerds from the 10-day Australian Trade Fair, which ended at the Chinese Assembly Hail on Wed- nesday. will be donated to th« Selanqor Spastic Children's Asi ceremony at the I :b ton cht.
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      'Prestige' projects list to be drawn up
      145 6 'Prestige' projects list to be drawn up Xl ALA LUMPUR. Kri. A special committee on standard!* and costs Hill recommend to the Government the "prestige" projects that should be cut out of the First Malaysia Plan. A spokesman of the Public Works Department said this today when asked which specific
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      Boy, 10, killed
      54 6 SINGAPORE. Fri. A 10-year-old boy. Lim Swee Chuan. died ;n the General Hospital at 3.10 a.m. today about 12 hours after he 1 was knocked down by a van in 1 Chua Chu Kang Road. Police today appealed to eyewitnesses to contact Inspector 1 Savincier Singh of
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      Giant teachers' union
      380 6 19 ORGANISATIONS WITH 27,000 MEMBERS MERGE TO FORM ONE BODY KUALA LUMPUR, Friday. NINETEEN unions, representing 27,--000 teachers, today merged to form a single union the Malayan Teachers' Union. Still out, however, are five unions, including the 5.000-strong National Union of Teachers. The other four are the
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      Raja Muda: Don't use mosques for politics
      101 6 PARIT BUNTAR, Fri.— The Raja Muda of Perak appealed to the people today not to use mosques for political purposes. Speaking at the opening: of a $22,000 mosque in the riverine kampong of Suneci Burong, about nine miles from here, the Raja Muda
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      The Linkers: World's greatest travelling trio'
      375 6  - The Linkers: World's greatest travelling trio' YEO TOON JOO By SINGAPORE, Fri.— The Hal Linker family, known in America as the "World's Most widely Travelled Trio," have explored almost every country on earth during their 16 years of globe-trot-ting and filming. Travelling is* the very core of their lives. Daddy
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      New cinema opening
      55 6 MALACCA Fri.— The Chief I Minister of Malacca. Inche Abdul Ghafar bin Baba. will open the new Federal Theatre here on Thursday evening. The $500,000 Shaw Organisation theatre can accommodate 1,130 people. Proceeds from the opening night's show. "Pan Tom.is", will be given to the Malacca Youth
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      'Hurt' charge
      54 6 SINGAPORE. Fn. A mobiie squad corporal. John Fernando, was charged :n a magistrate's court today with causing grievous hurt to D. A. G. Reid, with other unknown persons, at Collyer Quay at 11.50 p.m. on May 31. Bail was offered pending transfer of the case to a District
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      Gazetted: The way to fill council vacancies
      209 6 Gazetted: The way to fill council vacancies 17UALA LUMPUR, FrL 1V —A ruling on how to fill vacancies in th« I city, municipal and town i councils was gazetted I here today. Made under the Emergency (Suspension of Local Government Elections^ Order 1 1965. the ruling states: IF the vacant
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      Three fined for overloading
      55 6 RAUB. Fri- Two men and woman were fined a total of (400 in the magistrate's court here yesterday lor overloading their vehicles. Tiew S!n Sunft of Klang and Ng All Kaw of Jerantut were fined $120 each and the woman. Yong Thai of Bukit Koman Tillaeg
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      'As we were' appeal by Law Society
      146 6 SINGAPORE. Fri. The University of Singaport Law Society has appealed to the Malaysian and Singapore governments to let the administration of law and justice in the two territories remain as it was before Singapore's separation from Malaysia. In particular, it urged the two
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      $25,000 Govt grant for four schools
      72 6 MALACCA, Fri. Four cheques totalling $25,000 will be presented by the Assistant Minister of Education. Mr. Lee Siok Yew. here on Monday to four Chinese schools. It is to build more classrooms, make repairs and buy furniture. The schools are Wen Hua at Batu
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      Contractor on hurt charge
      59 6 SINGAPORE. Fri. A contracjtor. Toll Piah Teng, 51. Ml today charged in a magistrate's court with causing grievous hurt to his elder brother. Kirn Soo. 64, with a chopper at the 10th milestone. Yio Chu Kang Road at 11.55 p.m. on July 1- Bail was offered
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    MALAYSIANS ARE SO RESPONSIVE. SAYS ACTRESS
    105 7 |Mm\ir>RA> urtre^a r Sheen Shieh ten love* her Malaysian fan*. "They are ao re*punMVf and wellmannered." she said in Kuala Lumpur after personal appearances in Ipoh in conjunction with her latest film. "Marriage by Abduction." newcomer to the Chinese screen the broke into film*
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    Ringo the dingo outfoxes them all
    310 7  -  GILBERT WOODEN From Seramban. Friday JTOR two months a dingo an Australian wild dog has outwitted everyone who has tried to catch it. The dingo became antisocial after a fight with an alsatian- The dingo named Ringo has avoided baited nooses and last night
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    Malaysian doctors to confer
    81 7 SINGAPORE. Fri— Medical experts from all parts of Maht\Mu and Singapore are expected to attend the serond Malaysian Congress of Medicine, which will be held on August 28 and 29 at the patholojrv lecture theatre. The congress, organised by the Singapore Academy of Medicine. 1 ill
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    Transferred
    26 7 DUNOUN. Pn.— The Assistant District Officer here, Syed Omar Mn Mohamed. has been transferred to Kuala Trengganu as •Cretan to Uie State Public SerflcM Commlssloo.
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    Electoral rolls revision
    62 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Fn. Revision of the electoral register for Parliamentary and State elections will be carried from Sept. 1 to Oct. 12. All eligible voters who have not ret registered, and any voter who. on moving to a new constituency. wishes to register himself as a voter
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    Opening of land for durian planting
    109 7 Opening of land for durian planting |POH, Fri The Perak State L Government has decided, to open up 1.760 acres of land, mostly forest reserves, for durian planting. The areas to be opened up are at Bukit Gantang (690 acres i. Sungei Tinjrgi (103 acres), Lengßong (250 acres). Sungkai (100
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    Violin, piano recital
    65 7 PENANG. Prt.— Visiting violinist Louise Behrend and pianist David 3arvey will give a recital at the 1 Phor Thay High School here at 6.30 p.m. on Aug. 28. Miss Behrend. of Washington. recently appeared as a concerto i soloist with the Lena Symphony i orchestra in New
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    Umno rejects Mentri's advice
    151 7 Umno rejects Mentri 's advice KANGAR. Friday 'rill Per I i s Selatan I'mno division today rejected a recent call by the Mentri Besar, Dato Sheikh Ahmad, to I'mno leaders to refrain from issuing statements to the Press. "We regret we cannot accept this advice because the Alliance and Imnn
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    Exchange plan: $1,000 start
    57 7 PENANG. Prl. The execuuw committee ol the Penang State Inter-student exchange programme ye&terday raised S1.0t)0 to give a start to their scheme The committee, at its fine meeting, elected three subcom- mittees under the chairmanship of Mr- Khoo Leong Hun (finance). Inche Zulkifle* Madameah (publicity) and
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    Malay firm gets permit to survey tin land
    407 7 Malay firm gets permit to survey tin land IPOH. Friday newly-formed Malay finance and investment company here has been given a prospecting licence for 1,700 acres of what is believed to be tin-rich land in a Malay reservation in the Batang Padang district. The Malay reservation, at Jeram Mengkuang, was
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    Club officials
    50 7 KLUANG. Pri. The Johora came warden, Inche Yahya bin Dato Ahmad, has been re-elected president of the Kluang Mala; Club for the seventh consecutive year. Other officials elected were: vice-president Inche Abu Bakar bin Kassim; secretary Inche Ha slum bin All: and treasurer Inche Abdul Rahman bin Ahmad.
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    Reginald Kerr on last trip: To scrap yard
    118 7 SINGAPORE. Fri.— The 4.255-ton British landing ship Reginald Kerr, which has had 20 years' service all over the world, has been sold as scrap iron to a local shipyard here. It was sold by tender this week, after a final ceremony at
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    Beauty contest
    38 7 SUNOEI PATANI. Frt. A "Mis* Sungei Patanl" will be elected at the Sungei Patanl Club's dance to be held on Auk. 30. Entries will be received by the secretary of the club up to Aug. M
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    155 8 it Words tls (Minimum, FAMILY OF THI lata Koh Kni Rot •h«nka fnenda and relattvaa for their t-ondolenrrs. attendance. aaiUtaact. donation*, wreathi and vtattt during th'ir re. rrt bereavement RSMINA AND REUBEN Thank all friend> and relative* for their attandaawa, raluablt gifU and congratulatory mruiiH on tba occasion of
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    40 8 10 Ward* tit I Minimum i MR WONO WAI LAM Memorial \.i A iprctnl ferrlce will be Laid at II M<-oodi»t KnKlmh School. SIIIMn Koa4 iron at S3O am on Ifnnday ISrd aasjast Old poplla and rrtaoda ara
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    277 8 t* Wmrim trf (Minium TNI COCKPIT'S RI4STTAFKL m '4 tvary Saturday aad Boatday ■,r,,0 tlma. THI SENSATIONAL BOOMMINI E" Sllmminii Wear ha»» Jual arruad at Olnmouratta. fttzpatnrk Sii><-itnark»t, S port. IEATHER HANDBAG* In ranoua cmoiira from Italy to match your aboaa. I task cock al Capriea. Nsaa Ana KldK
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      Cutting The Cost
      663 8 In the years ahead, money for development will be much harder to come by, and each dollar will have to be made to go farther. Government leaders have frequently stated this truth. The point has been to act upon it. In mis connection Tun Razak's speech to
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      Penang Port
      375 8 On page 11 today we publish letter from Mr. Ooi Thiani Siew, former Mayor of Penang, in reply to our criticism of his proposal that Singapore's separation from Malaysia should ba followed by Penang port development The point both of his proposal and of his letter is that
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      Preserving Past
      148 8 Interest in the past is no less human than concern for the future, so it la heartening to learn that the Sarawak Government, amidst ita problems of development and defence, has found time to worry about the preservation of antiques. Licences must be gained for the export of
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    Lock icon PLANNED: A JET-AGE SUB-PLANE FOR COMMANDO WARFARE
    428 8 PLANNED: A JET-AGE SUB-PLANE FOR COMMANDO WARFARE V^EW YORK. FrL The jet-age successors to t h c daring "human torpedoes" of World War II may soon be growing wings. Both the U.S. Navy and Air Force are looking into the possibility of giving frog men-comman-dos and midget submariners more range,
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    LEARNING MALAY (121)
    388 8  -  YUNUS MARIS By M.A. University of Malaya VOCABULARY: Pin Jam. mecalajam (v»— Co borrow, mennnjamkan (v) to toad; katabkhaoah (n) library; lebeh (adj. serving as comparative) more, e.g. lebeh braar "bigger". lebeh kaat "stronger": berlebeh (adj) excessive; pulanc. metnuUnxkan (v) to give back, to return something INTERROGATION:
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    1411 8  - Hollywood makes a big come-back JAMES KENNEDY FIGHTING BACK FOR SURVIVAL SL HOLLYWOOD, Friday TOURISTS still parade through the precincts of the Chinese Theatre on Hollywood Boulevard, where the stars first bequeathed imprints of hand and foot to the pavement when it was wet and new 38 years ago. But
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    THAT '24 LASHES" SENTENCE: TWO TOLD NOT ONE TOO MANY:
    296 9 THAT '24 LASHES" SENTENCE: TWO TOLD NOT ONE TOO MANY KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. The Federal Court of Appeal today rejected the appeal of two robbers who were given the maximum punishment 10 years' jail and 24 strokes for robbing a tin mine kepala. Lee Bwee Chong. and gouging out his
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    Writ of seizure against newspaper office
    124 9 SINGAPORE. Fri The Civil District Court yesterday Issued a writ of seizure and sale against j the Singapore office of the Malayan Times Ltd.. at the request of Mr. Phoon Ylew Weng. a former office assistant of the newspaper's office here. Mr. Phoon. who
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    Bomb outrage in Singapore
    319 9 Two detectives, a baby injured, and property in five shops damaged By CHEONG YIP SENG: Singapore. Friday time-bomb described as "crudely made" exploded in Lorong Tai Seng early today, injuring two detectives and a baby boy, and damaging property in five shops. Investigations indicated that mischiefmakers,
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    Blanche's $10,000 boost for Sarawak art
    234 9 Blanche's $10,000 boost for Sarawak art ITUCHING, Fri. An 1V American Peace Corps volunteer here has given $10,000 to set up a fund to provide prizes for an annual competition in art and crafts in the State. Mrs. Blanche Dvorak Caspar has been working at Serian Secondary School In the
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    S'pore death fall: Bid to save varsity student fails
    95 9 CINGAPORE. Pri. A third-year science student at the University of Singapore. Lim Alk. 21. plunged to his death from the ninth floor of Selegie House. Selegie Road, last night. Just seconds before the fatal fall, a resident on the same floor.
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    Do you speak Spanish?
    58 9 FUALA LUMPUR, PH. S3 circulo Espanol. an informal group of Bpa-nlsh-speaklni? people who meet monthly, will hold their next meeting on Thursday at the home of Mrs Betty Efecoda, 8. Pesiaran Kebun. Freeman Road here Anyone who wishes to loin the group should contact Mrs. Corita
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    Acquitted
    34 9 SINGAPORE. Fn.— Koh Chwee Tee was acquitted by a magistrate's court today on a charge of assisting In the carrying on of a characters lottery at trie Singapore Turf Club on Feb. 30.
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    Murder of conductor: 2 charged
    77 9 SINGAPORE, Fri. Two men were charged in a magistrate's court today with being members of an unlawful assembly in which one or more of them murdered a bus conductor, Rahim Khan They were Palanlsamy, son of P. Arumugam. and Ramlah son of MUthlah Thevar. Both
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    New welfare committee
    45 9 PARIT BLNTAR. Fri.— A Krlan District Welfare Public Assistance Committee has been formed under the chairmanship of the District Officer. Inche Ahmad Hashim bin Mat Plan. The secretary or the committee Is the district/ Social Welfare Officer. Inche Mohamed bin Ahmad Jallani.
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    We are most interested in China trade: Rajaratnam
    304 9 We are most interested in China trade: Rajaratnam SINGAPORE, Fri. Singapore's Foreign Minister, Mr. S. Rajaratnam, said today independent Singapore was "most interested in maintaining and consolidating" trade links with China as with other friendly countries which "recognise our independence and political integrity." He waa commenting on a recent statement
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    MARA TO BUILD A $7 MIL. COLLEGE
    156 9 ITUALA LUMPUR, Fri. 1V MARA (the new name for RIDA) plans "to build a $7 million business college next year in the proposed Selangor State capital at Sungai Renggam, Batu Tiga. Klang. This was announced today by the chairman of MARA. Dato Abdul
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    $6.7 million in
    27 9 Xl AI.A LUMPUR. Fri Bank Negara has received a total of $5385.116 for the National Defence Fund and 51.384.119 for the National Patriotic Fund.
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      857 9 TV MALAYSIA < n \WT.L S KaaU Lumpur News in Tamil, 6.10 Popeye— and Penan*. 6 Ipoh and M*- "Jltteshug Jive"; 6.17 Little lacca- 3 Johore Bahra; 4 Rascals "Pl«h Hooky"; 8.36 T&ißlnr- 7 Batn Pahat; I Huckleberry Hound and Yogi ilnin/' Bear; 7 Newi In English; 7.10 Have Oun
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      Lock icon British Ministries in row over that R-R deal
      188 10 British Ministries in row over that R-R deal I ONDON. Fri. A gov- eminent conflict is behind the delay in a reply to inquiries about delivery of Rolls-Royce engines for use in aircraft the Netherlands is selling to Indonesia, it was reported yesterday. The London Evening Standard said "Whitehall is
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      Singapore accepted by Malta
      78 10 SINGAPORE. Prt. Malta today officially recognised the independence and sovereignty of Singapore. The Maltese Prime Minister, Mr. Borg Olivier, in a cable to Singapore's Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew. today said: "Tn recognising Singapore as a sovereign State, I would like to convey to you
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      Salvation Army
      30 10 PENANO. PH.— A visiting Balratlon Army bandmaster. Mr. D. Morrlsh, will conduct services at the Salvation Army Hall, Ferak Road, on Sunday at 10 a.m. and 630 p.m.
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      Volunteer engineers back from Sarawak
      107 10 CJINOAPORE. Fri The O non-combat 20th Malaysian Engineers Squadron .sailed home today after a three-week tour of duty in Sarawak. The commanding officer, Capt. Ang Hock Lam, told reporters that the unit had achieved "100 per cent access" in what they had set out to
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      $92.5 mil. in licence fees last year
      74 10 KCALA LUMPUR. Frl. The Government collected $92.5 million la licence fees for motor vehicles last year, tb* Minister of Transport, Dato Haji Sardon bin Haji Jubir. said today. The number of registered motor vehicles had increased from 293.140 in 1963 to 342.391 last
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      Lock icon Soekarno 'traitor to cause of Malay unity'
      338 10 MANILA, Friday. rpHE Manila Daily Bulletin said today that President Soekarno had become "Peking's agent in South-East Asia in promoting Communist China's expansionist scheme A Bulletin columnist, Oscar S. Villadolid, commenting on Soekarno's statement on the existence of an anti-imperialist axis among China,
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      'Address letters in English or Malay' advice
      338 10 'Address letters in English or Malay' advice ITUALA LUMPUR, Fri. The director of Posts. Inche Hussein bin Mohamed. today asked the public to write addresses on postal articles in Roman characters as far as possible "Though we have translators to translate addresses in Chinese and Tamil, letters written In languages
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      Sunday talk on party politics
      46 10 KUALA LUMPUR, Frl. A public talk on "Party Politics «n Malaysia" will be given by Inche Zalnal Abidin bin Abdul Wahid, lecturer at the University cf Malaya, at 4 p.m. on Sunday at the Kuala Lumpur Psychology Club. 29. Ipoh Road.
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      Watch burglary
      22 10 PENANO. Frl. Burglars ransacked a watch repairer's shop In Campbell Street last night and escaped with $2,000 worth of watches.
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      48 10 HONG KONG, Fri A group of 75 British Army Gurkhas left today by chartered plane for Brunei to help units there guard against Indonesian Infiltrators. The men. of the First and Second Gnrkha Rifles, had undergone six months' training in Malaya and Hong Kong. Renter.
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      27 10 SINGAPORE. Fri The Prim* Minister. Mr. Lee Kuan Yew. will ■peak at Urn second annivmarr celebrations of the Outram Hill community centre tomorrow night.
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      201 10 The squeeze is on for eat-all-the-time Tina rpHE trouble with Tina is 1 —she- is so fat She is 42 inches all the way around the top bit. 44 Inches around the middle. She is at least 35 Ib. overweight And even for a Norwegian elk-hound, that is an
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      JITRA 'PROOF OF FAITH IN ALLIANCE'
      275 10 JITRA 'PROOF OF FAITH IN ALLIANCE' ALOR STAR, Friday. JUBILANT Alliance leaders here today described the party's overwhelming victory over the PMIP in last night's Jitra by-election count as an indication of "the people's great confidence in the Alliance Party and its leader." The successful candidate, Inche Mohamed Zaln bin
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      Pintable offence
      25 10 PENANG. Fn. Low Kirn Chiew was fined $150 or three months' Jail for operating a pin- table without a licence at Malacca Street-
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      Customs men open fire to disperse a mob
      290 10 Customs men open fire to disperse a mob B> CIM« B*»« 9oem ALOR STAR. FrL-^ Customs officer nr*d three warning shots when he and three rolleagues were threatened by about 30 armed smugglers who tried to prevent them from sMainpr some proods early this morning;. The men. believrri tn h*
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      Manager's visit to Britain
      49 10 SINGAPORE FT! Tt>» I manager of Singapore Factory ■Development Ltd. Mr- Le« Ek i Hua. 33 w.ll fly to Britain latfr next week for a course at the Administrative Staff Collrtce »i Henley, near London His visit ia beinK arranged j under the Colombo Plan
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      Weld Quay raid
      49 10 PENANO. Frt.— Police yesterday surrounded a coffee shop' In Wr;«i Qiwy and arrested a suspecet! secret society member. In another operation, they seized a cache <>r secret society weapons. Including swords, parangs. daggers nnd bicycle chains, from several sus- pected gang hide-outs In WeM I Quay.
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      Prosperity and port of Penang
      911 11 IT is regrettable that a proposal to expand Penang port should be construed by you as "an ailment marked by a wild impracticality." You presume that this proposal arose because Malaysia is treating Singapore as "foreign" and vice versa, which you consider "nonsense" Now, what
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      Another beach needing a clean-up
      97 11 Another beach needing a clean-up r*HANGI Beach is not v/ the only one that needs a clean-up. I frequent the beach at Telok Paku next to the Jungle Survival School. Like a good citizen. I used to Dick up bottles and tins and throw them in the dustbins. Imagine my
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      52 11 rpHE "Eighth Village" of 1 Kampong San Teng, where my family has lived for 50 years, was recently supplied with electricity. The residents are grateful. But we still have r.o running water, not even a standplpe. Would the authorities consider bringing us completely into the 20th century?
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      Lion dance
      48 11 I SUGGEST that Singapore adopt the lion aa.ice as her national danee to conform wUh her name and the orchic? a* her national flower. Perhaps during Tourist Week, visitors to our cityMate could be welcomed by the lion dance and sprigs of orchids. 8. K S.
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      Appeals to the Privy Council in London
      558 11 Appeals to the Privy Council in London I SHOULD like to make some comments on the letter of Mr. Hwang on Privy Council appeals (S.T- Aug. 17). As to the professional view of the opinions of the Privy Council not being held sacrosanct this word is not felicitous to use
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      SECESSION: LOOKING BACK ON A MONDAY OF ANGUISH
      272 11 r[EN Malaysia was proclaimed on Sept. 16, 1963, Malaysians entered a new era In their national life. The newborn Federation opened up new avenues of opportunity and held tremendous possibilities for the economic, social and political advancement of Its 10 million people.
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      836 12 WANTED TO PURCHASE IS Herat* tt (Ml*.) Box tt eU. txtrm WORK TYRES we pay epot oaaa for tyre caalnii* If they ar* fit lor retreading. Bring to lerco at 241 AJeaandra Road irpore) Tel: *****1/2. OPTICAL HEARING AIDS It Word* tt (MUt.>—Sox tt et*. txtrm MIAN AGAIN NATUHALLT wttfe
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      589 12 VEHICLES FOR SALE 1 IS WordM St < Ml*.)— Box S» rf«. trtr,, It*3 MERCEDES 230S «'!ln 1 dltion. radio, fully tax. Price 1»>50'0.a.0. Contact Mr. (ioh 20T90. Spore. 1537 SUNBEAM RAPIER St.oso'-. ISM MOA SI.SOO/-. 1967 Austin A-30 $1,300 Keen is Hamilton Rd.. Spore. MORRIS MINOR 1000 16«1. excellent
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      318 12 VEHICLES FOR SALE IS Wurdt t-t Vin>— Box S0 <n 'XUm VAUXMALL VIVA rS«4 one ownee low mileage excellrnl cotklttlon M.i»w.. Phone (aVporri otltee 7816 J. B««* •ftri p m. WtTS. LATt 19S1 FORO Consul SIV ctllfnt con.lnlor. owner rrturnlng f.K. > bargain »t *:i.ch)H Rir«: S'por* *****0 after 3
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      1310 13 10 LIVERPOOL A WEST COAST U.K., OatS*part tana P. l*kaa Paaaat M£ N E *2" U f'TxW. 6iestoti lta. IS Aaj n Aaj 23/23 Aai 21 Liverpool. Dublin, A'aotrtk.. Gta. Aaf 21 Aa| 27/ 2 Stpt 3 Liverpool. Dublin A«g 21 ttpt 2 m Liverpool, Glasgow Sept S Sapt 11
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    Rubber prices are uneven
    375 14 Rubber prices are uneven PRICES fluctuated unevenly over the past week, although there was a better undertone and fair turnover as the likelihood of resumption of trade between Singapore and Indonesia In the near future receded, state H.C3. It Co. Ltd. in their current rubber market review. Recoveries more than
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    75 14 /MIHESE Produca Exe.-iangt. SinaaJ para noon prica* ear Blcul r'«t*rdayi Coconut all I balk $33i sellers, drum $03i trllrra. Copra: SepL/Oct. UK/Cootlnaot: Uiiquotfd. Pappor: Muotok whlt« *I*2« twllara, Sarawak wblta $Ini •••Her*, upertal Ftarnwak black $UJi aellcn, sarbled Lamponit black $167a(N) arllera (all .N L.w. A.STA $1SO(N) aeUcra
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    STOCK EXCHANGE NOW BACK IN OLD PRE-BOOM RUT
    758 14 From Our Market Correspondent rwas a quiet day on the Stock Exchange yesterday and conditions seem to have reverted back to the rut which existed before August 9. There is one essential difference, however, now and that is the market Is capable
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    STOCK INDICES
    26 14 Malayan Stock Indices Au 19 An Industrials: 73.85 73.48 Tins: 9-».26 «>2.:6 S rubbers: 102.35 102J5 Dec. 30, 1963 100 Dec. 29, 1962 100
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    STOCK EXCHANGE OF MALAYSIA
    761 14 IJIMMSs in and reported to the Singapore and Kuala LumI'ur trading rooms of the Stock ICxc-hange of Malaysia yesterday, with the number of the shares traded in brackets: INDUSTRIALS: Dunlaps $1.28 BL, fS.OOO) $1 29: Eat* <t,000) $1.57 O. i2.oor>> $1.56, 11,000) $1.57; P. and N.
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    CLOSING PRICES
    27 14 Aur. 30. MALAYAN KIBBtK PRICK: H"ii tenU (down uni ■-••iKlith of a cent). TIN: 5745.50 (down I7JTI). Inofficial rstlmatrd offering 250 tons (up 5 tons).
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    SHIPS IN PORT
    100 14 SHIPS lyina alans*M* the llnceawr* ohanree *r aipartad tadajr arai Strut tutaml '7, Olang Ann N.W.S, Uajxlowl 23/24. L* Natal 30/ M, Urnbur« SS/30. Naraaao Hurt 40/41. Anadam 42 43 kizan Marc 48. Coato Maru 4«. Hcnarmin 13/14. Mmtnyth N.W.3. Bcudal N.W.4. AJibT N.W 1. ■M .h
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    50 14 I THI A»to*iatt<m ef Banki in Malay- na made trte fallowing ahantae tn Itt retas te iMrilunti jnttorday (all ratea to f 100) tailing TT »r OO reatfyi DeuuetM Mark* ISO, Mallanrt CulMere 116 5/8, SwiM Pranet 140 1/8. ■•Iflan France l«iia. French Fran** 15». Italian lira MM.
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    MELBOURNE STOCK EXCHANGE
    143 14 MELBOURNE. Pri TNDCSTRIALB continued to firm x with Increased support (or second rank stocks. Leaders moved up narrowly. Brewery share* continued to Improve and CU.B.Z. nharss gained Is. 6d. to 78s. 6d. since toe budget. Key stock B.H.P. however, traded steadily between Sis. 9d. and 51s. 3d.
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    H.K. RATES
    37 14 ON tIM tree eisttange market tn PlofitJ Kom reatrrtajr th« U.S. dollar ni quoted l at 8 76* (or T.T. uO a TS| tot (•Ml. •Urtins tai quoted at Jft.o3 mat •MUHiI f«M at MO*.
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    RUBBER PRICES
    235 15 Ct.PTEMBER first trade rubber f.o.b. buyers closed at 5 p.m. in Singapore and Kuala Lumpur M-»t*rday at 67 cents per lb., down one-eighth of a cent on Thursday's closing level for the liusition. The tone was very quiet. K.A.S. and F.M.R.E. doing prices in cents per lb. yesterday:
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    OPTION PREMIUMS
    228 15 August 20. Three months. INDUSTRIALS i.mstead 18 eta. M. Box 14 eto. City Der. 9 eta. McAHMer 9 eta. C. S. Holdings M. Invest. 11 eta. 15 eta. N. iron 8 eta. Duniopa 12 eta. 0.C.8.C. 14 eta. i sn.e'Mntt Rothmana 10 eta. •20 eta. Robinsons 10 eta,
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    DOLLAR RATE
    56 15 'PIIK present rate of the Malayan dollar against tbe pound sterling fixed on November 24 last yrar Is selling T.T. or O.I). 2s. 1 II I Ml. Hum up T.T. 2s. 4 l/16d. liuvinc O.D. 2s. 1 -il. Tlir dollar is at its statutory middle position in relation
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    Sharp drop in tin price after Thursday's rise
    508 15 STRAITS tin reacted sharply yesterday falling $7.87* to 5745.50 on an offering estimated up live tons to 350 tons. The fall was regarded as a corrective one on the feeling Thursday's rise of $15.75 had been overdone. The three months London afternoon
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      243 15 i< ontuiurd from Page 12) VEHICLES FOR SALE I, H..rrf. $1 r Min. y— Box It eU. extra TRIUMPH HERALD SALOON. 12' M l.ncine. Disc brakes. 10.000 miles. Ma: ItM. One European owner, t*. *O/Irl. S'ban 3131 Ext. 120 or call 149. Kasah Road. BMW Tl ISOO 1964. Registered on
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      683 15 VEHICLES FOR SALE IS Word* St f Min.)— Box tt eU. extra IM4 CORTINA SUPER. Opel Kadett. Hltlmaa Minx. Isuzu Diesel. 1903 Ford Capri. Flat HOOD Special. 19«2 Austin Cambridge. 1961 Austin A4O. Plat 1100 Special. Vauxhall Cresta, Austin Van D. 1960 Opel Rekord, Boldro Diesel, Plat 1100, Volks/B 'Wages.
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      847 15 FOR SALE IS Word* St Mm. r— Box M eU. extra OLEX HBREFLIX almost new, two Macroswltax lenses SM3/-. BS1» Switar 1.3 ami Tela $385/-, Widescreen lens 5193/-, Monopod (24/-. Chinoo Zoom 1120/-, Prescnp Tltlea from $is-. Oammatara It Collyar Quay, B'pora, afternoon opao. WHY PAY MORI wn.n you can
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      717 15 iHCEQQEE^I TOWN BOARDS ENACTMENT (F.M.S. CAP. 137) iron MUNICIPALITY NOTICE. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that It is proposed to permit the erection of shophouses on Lots *****, *****, *****, *****, *****, *****, and *****, Jalan Tokong, Ipoh, zoned as "open residential and residential" In the Ipoh approved Town Plan No.
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      774 15 NOTICE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN 1 that I. GEORGE HOLT of No:— t "Beckley", East Sussex Lane, t Singapore, have applied for a < transfer of a Public house, 2nd < Class licence in respect of pre- 1 < mlses No:— 300, Orchard Road, < Spore, to Kevin Terance Dwyer,
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      891 15 TENDERS PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT BRUNEI TENDER NOTICE Serial No. 59/ IMS. 1. TENDERS will be received by the Chairman, Tenders Board, at the office of the State Financial Officer, Ground Floor of the Oovernment Offices, Brunei from registered PWD Contractors Class "A" (Class "B" Malaysia) up to 12.00 noon on
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      541 15 TENDERS SELANGOR J.P.T. TENDER NOTICE To Class D and above ContracI tors. I Work- Jungle felling, clearing and stumping of DJ.D. resenes and earthwork: drains construction for Telok Gadon? Drainage Scheme, Klang District, Selangor. Por j>ite inspection assemble at j 10.00 a.m. on 23rd August, 1965 j at Office of
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      169 15 TENDER STATE OF SABAH MALAYSIA PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT TENDER NOTICE In connection with the preili.mlnary notice ndvsrtised In Ut* press in March last tnvltine applications for registration of contractors wishing to be considered for selection as eligible to tender lor prnpevsed Improvements to Slfcuatt Hoiid, Kudat, it is notified foe
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      Ananta hits out...a costly blow
      784 16  - Ananta hits out. ..a costly blow NORMAN SIEBEL CHINA 3 THAILAND 2 By Wl ALA LI'MPIR, Fri. Shackled for a long time by Thailand centre-half Atlanta's level-head-ed omnipresent defence, then released from the chains by his 31st minute dismissal. Nationalist China beat Thailand 3-2 in the first game in Group
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      Lock icon MALAYSIA SLIDE
      847 16 From golden goals to black despair. MALAYSIA S. VIETNAM 5 IPOH. 1 ri. Malaysia had a match to go with their gold and black colours when they drew 3-3 with South Vietnam in Group A of the Merdeka soccer tournament at Stadium Perak last night. In the iirst
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        17 16 Tour match i Spore i: Washlnston Huskies bt Singapore 112-45. Friendly: Police bt Jt Services ttl--58.
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        36 16 Malacca Wv. 2: Kllat 3 Medicals 0. Talplng Dtv. 2: 2 Workshop 4 TRP 1. Krian Lge: DID 4 K. Kurau 1 fat. B. Serai i Dennlstown list. 4 Tall Ayer 1 <at P. BuntarK
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        8 16 Malacca Lge: HSOBA 7 WD Civilians 0.
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      SOSC sends urgent cable to IOC
      302 16  - SOSC sends urgent cable to IOC E. FRIDA By SINGAPORE. Fri.— Th« Singapore Olympic and Sports Council last night dispatched an urgent telegram to the International Olympic Council, requesting reaffiliation. The i-able was sent by SOSC .secretary Tang Tuck Wah shortly after the councils meeting at the People'g Association. At
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      Malays team for Sarawak
      77 16 PENANG. Fri.— The Malaysian Malay Badminton As&ociation have completed arrangements to send a team on a tour of Sarawak next week. Haji Syed Abbaa Aihabsripe. vice-president of th« association, will lead the team. The team will leave Singapore for Kuching on Tuesday and return on Aug.
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      BOWLIMG
      32 16 tPOH. fn. The llnt-cra Pmk chinipion.ship.s the Perak Turf Club 6|xivt.- Club bowling centre here UMDOCTM Hum 1 p.m. to 10 p.m. •mi un Sunday from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m.
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      FUND MATCH
      35 16 KANGAR. Fri A Perils Seleoimi will meet the Malaysian 3 r!v>>i> team in yoccer match lere on Aug. 28. Proceeds from he camf will g<> to the Perils Sepal R;.fji AModatlon'i building und.
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      Zachariah in Round 3 of Perak Malays meet
      395 16 IPOH Kr..— Results in The Perak Malays open badminton championships which began here today Men's singles Ist round: Mustaplia Ghazah bt Adnan Amran 15-3. 7-15. 16-11: Abdul Yadi bt Idri.s Ahmad 15-10. 16-7: Zakaria Abdullah bt Saad Hashim 18-16 16- IS; Ahmad
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      257 16 Straits Times Crossword ACBOS6 7 String tied to spear In a 9 Ruia asain broken: Un t it enough to give you a pUn? am L rl a T they ajrre« (4). 14. I patch holt for Dryden man 10 RfMvt tbe maas meeUng (s>. 10 i 1 Badly educated
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      118 16 I SPORTS DIARY SOCCER M-tourn*>: Korea BOWLING Perak championv Vietnam (7.30 p.m.". Malaysia ?hlps (PTCSC bowling c-entre. India 1 9 0. both maiches at Stu- Ipoh. 1 pm >. dlum Perak. Iporu. GOLF Penang open amatear CRICKET Annual: North v championships .Pg. TCOC course South 'KLpad-ng. 11 a.m >. Arm-
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      Lock icon Young Emperor all the way in Gimcrack Stakes
      173 17 Young Emperor all the way in Gimcrack Stakes LONDON. Fri. Hot favourite Younc Emperor, owned b> American Mrs. Parker Poe. won the Gimcrack Stakes one of the I top two-year-old races in England —over 6f at York yesterday. Young Emperor, who refused ta start in his last race, led practically
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      CAST IRON CAN MAKE GRADE IN TOP CLASS
      621 17  -  Epsom Jeep RACING with fHE IMPIiO VING Cast Iron returns to top-class company in Race Five at Bukit Timah today and I expect him to make the grade this time When Cast Iron was registered last year, he was placed In Class
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      117 17 i KPSOM HP CALL BO* POINTER JOHORE TECHLAND MEOJATI 1 TecbUnd Dance Hall leehland I r gii Lass Watarflne l.egls Laai SISTIC ADARAN S. TEONG LCH EM* Rawton Prince I Magnificent King i Lavender Prince Lavender Prince Lavender Prince Dinding FIDONETTE MAIMUN MOVIE TOWN Race S Monachica Movie
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      Lock icon Spain make it a 4-1 victory over Americans
      421 17 BARCELONA. Friday. yjPAIN completed a 4-1 victory over the United States in their Inter-zone Davis Cup lawn tennis tie here yesterday. Spain, who gained a wln- nine: 3-0 lead on Wednesday. now meet the winners of the Eastern Zone final between Japan
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      Lock icon DUMBRILL'S FIVE FOR 37 ROCKS SUSSEX
      243 17 DUMBRILL'S FIVE FOR 37 ROCKS SUSSEX CRICKET LONDON, Fri. The 26-year-Natal all-rounder Richard Dumbrill took five Sussex wickets for 37 runs at Hove where the South Africans dismissed tin- county side for 238 to gain a lirst innings lead of 153 yesterday. Dumbrills best bowling per formance of the tour
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      Irvine Cup revived
      131 17 IJENANG. Frl. The D'Arcyi t Irvine Cup for mter-school crickf. competition in Penang and Kedah has been revived after a lapse of live years mainly through the efforts of the Penaug C.A., who have organised the league through its preliminary stages already Free School won the south
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      BT TIMAH—1st day's runners and riders
      488 17 BT TIMAH— 1st day's runners and riders Z ***** Klta Suka s (XL Chong) E Breuk 6 8.12 Mitchell 4 3 ***** Cast Iron g (WJ Wearne) Bagby 4 8.11 (SF) *Kang 5 4 ***** Col. Whatnot II a (Mr Mrs HS Yeo) E Breuk. 6 8.10 1 5 *****
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      SPOTLIGHT on fancied runners tomorrow
      413 17 SPOTLIGHT on fancied runners tomorrow EPSOM .11.1 I' spotlights the fancied runners tomorrow, the tecond day of the Buklt Timah ineetinc: RACE ONb— King's Hintork: Working like a winner. Lad> Avalett: Last-start winner over Penang sif. Retusa: All-the-way winner over 6f at Bukit Timah last month. Film Goer III: *gtrowlv
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      188 17 NGAN YIN GROUNDNUTS /iPl^lifN HAND-BRAND ij^H^£jtfl|^l H^ Hygienically Prepared ill Il£ fiff ftJf ?ii Experienced ■w ''m X^' 4i Manufacturers EjH >'J^S^ Good For Your I Mw|^^'2^fV*f Dccous SPECIAL OFFER (For Holiday Season) v Buy One 3 Ib. tin le »s 30 cts. and One Small Tin Free NGAN YIN
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      136 17 muii, Monachica and Devil's l'cak, as well as Fidonette's own stable-mate Movie Town. who is In top form. I expect the biggest danger to Fidonette to be Monachica, a smart winner over the Penang 6f last month. RACE nil K: Mv Carlo. a winner over the Kuala Lumpur 9f early
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    Tengku thanks servicemen for a good job
    244 18 Tengku thanks servicemen for a good job KUCHING, Friday. TENGKU Abdul Rahman paid a surprise visit to the Commonwealth security forces base Bi Ihe airport here this morning to thank the men tor what they were doing in defence of the free world. At Semengo Camp next to the airport,
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    Cocktail party
    31 18 SINGAPORE. Fri. The Bukit Timah Kindergarten Committee will hold a cocktail party to celebrate the completion of the kindergarten at Dukes Road from 2 pm. to 5 p.m. tomorrow..
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    DEATHS
    86 18 BENJAMIN VICTORIA ROSE on ■M MM Aiiru.** lS"i.'i after a long lllLrmi hravclv horn*. K. PAVITHRAN rtl.fi through fin aoident. Placr KG. VI. Dock. Dork-)-srt IT-S-48, H.M Naval lt«w. Slnicaporr 27. MR. HO YEW riNC twior of On Chcon.: CorapU) I M.. ntrrnor of O* ■•> .< OD 1
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    250 paintings on show
    51 18 SINGAPORE. Frt. Some 250 paintings by artists from the Society of Chinese Arti>ts are now on display at the Victoria Memorial Hull The exhibition, to mark the society's 30th anniversary, began today It is open to the public from 10 a.m. to 6 pjn. tomorrow and
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    339 18 LONDON, Prl— Values generally eased slightly today with the softness more due to buyers' cautiousness than selling pressure Trading was small. The declines mostly occurred In the morning and improvement* were seen therafter with many equities finishing above their lows. Losses were generally confined to a few pence
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    50 18 LONDON, Fri— Spot 21d., Sept 21d., Oct. aid., Nov. aid.. Oct. Dec! aid,, Jan. March 30 15 16d., April/ June 30 13 16d, July Sept 20 \d Oct. Dec. 30 11 18 d.. Jan. March 20-, d.. April June unq.. c.l.f. Sept. aod.. Oct 30 1 I6d. Tone: Dull.
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    32 18 LONDON. Prl— Buyers £1492', s'j) sellers £1487'- tV?i, Forward buyers £1490 £7), sellers £1491 i— £7 >_. i. Settlement $1492... £3o >. Turnover a.m. 135 tons. p.m. 70 tons. Tone: Steady but quiet.
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    Tories accuse Wilson of 'complacency' over S'pore break
    311 18 Tories accuse Wilson of 'complacency' over S'pore break LONDON. Friday. Till] Opposition Conservative Party today accused Premier Harold Wilson of "irresponsibility and complacency" in Mis handling of the separation of Singapore from Malay sia. The move was bound to have the most farreaching consequences on Britain's whole position and policy
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    210 18 New Queen is fond of sports KL'ALA LUMPUR, Fri. The Tengku Ampuan Besar of Trengganu who will be Malaysia's new Queen, when the Sultan of Trengganu is formally installed as the Yang di-Pertuan Agong on Sept. 21, is a sports enthusiast. She said today that she took up fishing at
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    RAZAK ASSURES: GOVT WILL AID ALL RACES
    281 18  - RAZAK ASSURES: GOVT WILL AID ALL RACES KIT LAYBOURNE From KUALA LIPIS. Friday ■T<HE Deputy Prime Minister. Tun Abdul Razak, A arrived by twin-engine Pioneer at Benta, 16 miles from here, this morning to start a threeday visit to West Pahang. After climbing up a steep hill between lines of
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    212 18 MENDEZ: WE ARE STUDYING SPLIT 'VERY CAREFULLY' MANILA. Fri. The Foreign Secretary, Mr. Mauro Mendez, I said here today the Philippines had every right and reason to study "very care- j fully" the effects of Singapore's separation from Malaysia before recognising the new State. Mr. Mendez said: "This case is
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    Ministry Press section moves
    58 18 SINGAPORE. Fri.— The pre** section of the Ministry of Culture will from tomorrow occupy the former premises of the Central Complaints Bureau on the uround floor 01 the City Hall, lacing the High Court. The telephone number of the Press section is 2819 during oflice hours.
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