The Straits Times, 16 August 1966

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    24 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 150,000 T]1(! Natal ftewspaper The Straits Times Estd. 1845 TUESDAY, AUGUST 16. 1966 15 CENTS M.C.(P) 1629 KDN 2034
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    Lock icon S'pore team calls on Suharto
    285 1 S'pore team calls on Suharto LINKS TO BE ANNOUNCED ON SATURDAY? lAKARTA. Mon. A Singapore Government mission met Indonesian Army leader Gen. Suharto today as conviction grew that diplomatic links between Jakarta and Singapore will be announced on Saturday. The Singapore liaison mission, led by Mr. Sim Kee manent Secretary
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    Home by Xmas The pull-out starts
    437 1  -  CHEONG YIP SENG A PHASED WITHDRAWAL OF 10,000 BRITISH TROOPS SINGAPORE, Monday THE majority of 10,000 British troops from the East Malaysian theatre are expected to be withdrawn by Christmas. This was the indication here today, ;is flic :;o Light Air Defence Battery— a
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    Lock icon Signs of discord over polls date
    112 1 Signs of discord over polls date KICHIMi. Mon— Siens of possible disagreement between the Malaysian and Sarawak Governments over the timing of a general election in the State appeared today with the return of the Chief Minister. Penghulu Tawi Sli, from Kuala Lumpur. He told reporters here that he was
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    Lock icon Plan for peace in Java
    46 1 JAKARTA, Mon Military commanders from West Java me' in Bandoeng this past weekend vi work out plans for restoring I political order in Java. Indonesia s 1 most populous Island. UPI. GEN. I.KA Now rommanrW of BrtMnri forest m East Malaysia
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    Lock icon Ningkan: Another writ
    105 1 Ningkan: Another writ KUCHING. Mon. Lawyers for Sarawak's former Chief Minister, Dato Stephen Kalong Ningkan. today issued a writ of summons against the Governor. Tun Abang Haji Openg, the Chief Minister, Pcnghulu Tawi Sli. and members of his Cabinet He seeks a declaration that the defendants must not do or
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    British soldier shot dead
    51 1 KUCHING. Mon. A British soldier v ml dead in the Senan district <>( the First Division yesterday while on a routine security forces patrol A security forces spokesman said the circumstances leading to the shooting were not yet known, but added it was not due to
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    Alliance MP calls for inquiry
    469 1 Alliance MP calls for inquiry ALLEGED BEATING UP OF PRESS PHOTOGRAPHERS AND REPORTERS KUALA LUMPUR, Monday. TIIK President of the Kaum ll>u. Tan Sri Fatimah binte Ihiji Hashim, today called on the Government to cany mil an investigation into the alleged beating up of press photographers and reporters during yesterday's
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    Maharaja flies in
    36 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. The Maharaja of Mysore. Shri Jaya Charmarajah Wadlyar Bahadur, who is also Governor of Madras State. Hew in tonight for a threerinv visit as guest of -the Malay- Man Government.
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    Tan, Lien sign pact today
    76 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. The Minister of Finance. Mi Tan Mm Sin. and Singapore's Hwh Commissioner here. Mr. Lien Ting Chow, will sinn here tomonot, the avoidance of double taxation agreement between Malaysia and Singapore. The agreement received the approval of the Malaysian and Singapore Cabinets
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    Lock icon Air disruption
    39 1 TOKYO. Mon Traffic at Tokyo international airport was disnipteo for about five hours tooay when a Northwest Airlines Boemu tot military transport plane was damaged on a runway after an emergency landing;. No one was injured. UPI.
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    U.S. air losses mount
    154 1 AN entire U.S. air force FlO5 Thunderrhief Squadron has been wiped out in the past month over North Vietnam. reliable sources said today. The report came as American spokesmen announced the loss of two more of the jet bombers over North Vietnam yesterday. The squadron fell
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    Lock icon Delhi quake: 75 feared dead
    177 1 Delhi quake: 75 feared dead YEW DELHI. Mon.— Seventy-flve people are feared dead when b three-storey building collapsed during an earthquake and torrential rain here today Fourteen bodies have Ml far been recovered from the ruins of the building in Delhi's old city imt f .l r from where the
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    Lock icon MIGs shot down
    31 1 TEL AVIV Mon -A spokesman said Israeli ipiv shot. down two Syrian MIG iris nfter they attacked a patrol hop! in inn Sea of Galilee this mornine. Reuter.
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    Lock icon STOP PRESS
    34 1 |OINT PATROLS JAKAK'I V Mon—Armed forces Daily Anck.it.ii. Beroendt.it. reported Mr Malik had told Mai that Indom-M.i MMkbr* ing joint palml- with Hateyriaa troops Borneo border to v\?dt\ up the CommtiniM AP.
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      Man turns himself into human torch
      125 2 Quote T"HE (IKKCH has become far t«»o stuffy .mil proper. I do not mind how young people are dressed for church so long as they tome. by the Rev. Alan Walker, of ihe Methodist Mlwion In Svrinev, inviting teenager* to lit tend services even
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      Ramos to be Malik's guest
      77 2 Ramos to be Malik's guest J^fANILA, Mon. The Philippine Foreign Secretary. .Mr. Narcito Raiiiiis. will leave for Jakarta mi Kri(l.i\ for a brief M.o aa Ktirst of the Indonesian Foreign .Minister, Mr. Adam Malik. A I'orciun oilier spoke*m .lll s.iid (hr exact length ol the visit hail not been decided
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      'Communist takeover in South impossible'
      1043 2 JOHNSON: AS LONG AS WE STAY THERE... PRESIDENT Johnson said yesterday that as long as United States and Allied I forces remained in the field in South Vietnam a Com- munist takeover "is no longer just improbable, it is impossible." He spoke to reporters at
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      Lock icon Air force to the rescue
      53 2 PARIS Mon The French Atr Forr» went to th# rescue of 160 youths stranded in Cairo when their tourist agency ran out of money. The air force flew back SB of the youths ye.sterdsv in a DC6. and planned at least one more fllfht today
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      Lock icon Hirohito at peace anniversary service
      134 2 Hirohito at peace anniversary service yORYO. Mon— The Japanese. in a govern-ment-sponsored memorial service and a one minute ■ilent prayer, today observed the 21st anniversary of the end of the Pacific war in which more than three million military and vivilian Japanese lives were lost. The memorial service was held
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      Pakistan and China 'busy digging along border'
      128 2 CRINAGAR, Mon. Official Indian reports reaching here yesterday said Pakistani and Chinese Communist troops had been busy building fresh bunkers along IndoTibetan borders in Ladakh and throughout the 500-mile ceasefire line in Amman and Kashmir. The reports said the Chinese aril Pakistanis had
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      Lock icon Huks active again—so no amnesty for them
      119 2 Huks active again— so no amnesty for them MANILA, Mon. PreiTi sident Marcos has announced that the Philippine Government was "not disposed at this time to consider amnesty" for Huks (Filipino Communists). He based his action on reports by military authorities that the Huks, whose armed struggle against the Government
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      Buddhists ordered to boycott Vietnam election
      209 2 Buddhists ordered to boycott Vietnam election I OAIGON, Mon. Th« Vien Hoa Dao. headquarters of the Buddhist Institute, has ordered all its organisations and members to boycott next month'! election for a consti- tuent assembly. The Vcn. Thlen Hna, fh» acting Rector, in a communique, called on Buddhists to exercise
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      $120 m pipeline
      31 2 MEIBOCRNF M^n.— Plan* an bung drawn up for a 900-tnil« :pelir.e rosfin^ about AMt million from thf Cpntral Australian aa.< flclds to the north cout of Auyralm. R*ir*r.
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      No sign of increase in Peking's forces
      229 3 No sign of increase in Peking's forces f AIPEH. Mon. China apparently has not increased its military forces in the past two years despite the Vietnam conflict and Peking's repeated charges that Washington is trying to provoke a war. American and intelligence sources say the Communist mainland forces army, air
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      Lock icon New Australian takes a good upside-down look
      54 3 New Australian takes a good upside-down look OHUDDHANANDA, Australia's newest immi- grant, contemplates Fremantle from a position rare to new arrivals. He told reporters on the promenade deck of the liner Himalaya that he planned to start a Yoga school in Australia. He said he had been practising Yoga for
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      Lock icon Holiday motorists in France run gauntlet of police traps
      177 3 Holiday motorists in France run gauntlet of police traps PARIS, Monday. HOLIDAY motorists in France last weekend ran a gauntlet of police traps, roadside courts, and helicopter surveillance. Improvised courts In parking places and roadside buildings dpalt out "Instant justice" to traffic offenders In at least five Departments. In others,
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      Lock icon 4 die, 4 lost in river horror
      69 3 MIYAZAKI. Japan, Mon. Fcur hich school Kirls were swept to thnr death yesterday while trying to cross a raging river near hrre. Pour others are missing and feared dead. They were among 11 students of the Aoshitna minor high school of this city,
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      'No drink in morning' for Soviet experts
      84 3 'No drink in morning' for Soviet experts WARSAW. Mon The Polish weekly Polltyka on Saturday published a short item saying that there had been inserted a "no drink in the morning" clause in a programme for Soviet experts' visit to a Warsaw factory. Politkya said "In letters exchanged prior to
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      Lock icon Quake shakes Manila
      44 3 MANILA. Mon— A moderately severe earthquake lasting more than 20 seconds shook buildings, rattled windows and sent office workers scurrying into the streets this morning. The earthquake, felt In Mania and outlying suburbs, was accompanied by a low rumbling noise. AP
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      Lock icon Warning No. 410
      21 3 TOKYO. Mon. Communist China yesterday issued its 410 th "serious warning" against U.S. violations of Chinese territory. U.P.I.
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      Lock icon Union to challenge freeze in court
      125 3 LONDON Mod A 50.000-memb;r trade union is arranging a court action to challenge the British Government's six-month freeze on wages and prices, it was learned yesterday Lawyers will interview a selected union member today (o arrange a representative iction against one of the cm
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      Lock icon Instant reports of quakes by Essa
      189 3 Instant reports of quakes by Essa UfASHINGTOiN, Mon. The Government announced today a new public service instant reporting of potentially devastating earthquakes anywhere in the world. Purpose of the new service is to: GIVE Americans earthquake news "while it is news": ALERT Federal agencies responsible for public safety and relief;
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      7 3 9 FOREIGN DESK 3: S— Pag* 13
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    PENANG CITY 'Inspector allowed transfer of stall for $7,000'
    1054 5 PENANG CITY 'Inspector allowed transfer of stall for $7,000' COUNCIL INQUIRY: 17th DAY Reporters: Oh Kee Tiang and Jessie Leembruggen PENANG, Monday MARKET keeper, Inche Hassan bin Din. who had earlier testified in camera, today repeated at an open session of the City Council inquiry his previous allegation that a
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    362 5 Mr. Meek: "Is it true that In October 1962. you received another letter from the acting City Health Officer, Dr. J. Short land that you had been given three warnings and that if there were any further complaints on your conduct you would be recommended (or dismissal 0 Inche Hassan*
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    ATC to hold camp parade
    65 5 i SINGAPORE. Mon. The Sin- i gapore Air Training Corps will hold its annual camp parade on Wednesday at R.A.F. Changi. Air Commodore R.E.W. Harland Of Headquarters. Far East Ai l Force. Changi. will inspect the i parade. In addition to 170 Sinsa- pore officers
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    Brother Finian is named new Visitor
    120 5 Brother Finian is named new Visitor DCNANG. Mun. The 1 Very Kcv. Brother Finian Ambrose, directorgeneral of St. Josephs Training College here, has been appointed new \isitm- of tin 1 Christum Brothers' si-hools in tindistrict of Prnang (Malaysia and Hons Kons>. The announiemcnt was made by his predecessor. the new
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    $11,000 tobacco haul: Five men detained
    107 5 $11,000 tobacco haul: Five men detained DENANO, Mon.~ Two r Customs speedboats last night seized tobacco valued at over $11,250 and arrested five men who jumped overboard from a motor fishing L'oat near Kuala Jerlun, In North Kedah. Duty on the tobacco leaves, weighing 7.500 lb. timated at $60,000. "It
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    S'ore man in NZ to study metals
    73 6 S'ore man in NZ to study metals MH ANDREW Cheem Kent; Hone (abo\ei. Olimibo Plan trainer from Siimapnrc who is taking a eonnc at Auckland Technical Institute, to obtain a technical teachers' diploma. in which welding and metal fabrication processes are important fields of study. After primary training at the
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    Work week for 1,900 youngsters
    111 6 Singapore;. Mon. some l.!) 00 secondary achoollcavera today •reported for duty" at various Government departments. Army depots, commercial oflices and factories. This is the bigseM i umber ol .student* ever to take part in the Junior Chamber of Singapore's "Youth Week in business and industry"
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    500 at cadet training camp
    68 6 SINGAPORE. .Mon. The Sin-, gapore Air Training Corps will hold it.s annual camp parade on i Auk it at RAF Chanel An Commodore RE W Harland of Headquarters. Far East Air Force Chßii«i will inspect the parade. In addition to 170 Singapore officers and cadets,
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    Lions Club talk
    51 6 SINGAPORE Mon Captain M. Wright of the Salvation Army HQ. for Malaysia and Singapore Command will be the <;ueM speaker at the luncheon meeting of Lions Club of Singapore on 1 Wednesday at Prince's Restaurant. Subject of her talk will be "The deprived child and the Salvation
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    Water shut-off
    55 6 SINGAPORE. Mon— Water will be shut off In the following areas tomorrow between 9 a.m. and 5 I p.m. Figaro Street and Woo Mun Chew Road, between Lorong Abu Tallb and Jalan Tanah Puteh. Between 9 am. and 4 p.m. Ist lane of resettlement area 102. oft Lim
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    Battle exercise by military
    71 6 SINGAPORE. Mon— The military will carry out a platoon battlecraft demonstration at the Buklt Panjang secondary school playground on Friday between 9 am and 11 am. The next day. Saturday. 45 cadets from St Patrick School will carry out night patrol exercises at the approach to
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    A 'golden mile' of blocks for shoreline
    367 6 A 'golden mile' of blocks for shoreline GOVT'S BUILDING PLANS SINGAPORE, Monday. A MAIN feature of Hie Singapore Housing ;iikl Development Board's second live-year plan 1960-19/0) will lie a "golden mile 1 of lowering Ibis, office blocks and commercial buildings lining Ihe main seafronl overlooking Singapore harbour. This is disclosed
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    'Not enough just to pass exams'
    150 6 'Not enough just to pass exams' SINGAPORE. Mun The Parliamentary Secretary to the Ministry of Culture. Mr. Fong Sip Che<\ has told Singapore's youny citizens thai since they would one day run the affairs of the State, they must have "more than a mere paper certificate" "It is not enough
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    Briefcase in taxi: Plea for return
    125 6 SINGAPORE. Mon. A law lecturer al the University of Singapore, Mr Francis Anthony Trindade. today appealed for the return of his brief case which he had left in a taxi. Mr. Trindadr. who live* at KhtMin Hock Road, told police that lir had lrft
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    Mobile X-ray
    32 6 SINGAPORE. Mon— The Singapore Anti-Tuberculosis Association mobile X-rmy unit will be stationed at 152 Langsat Road (Junction of Lorong 108) between 5.30 pm and 9 p.m. tomorrow and on Wednesday.
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    Welfare work
    30 6 SINGAPORE, Mon— Miss Daisy Valthlllngham will speak on "Some aspects of Social Welfare work In Singapore at the Toe H meeting at Talbot House ai 830 pm. tomorrow
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    Slain wife: Mason gets 4 years for homicide
    336 6 4 MASON. Ypw Gook A chua n 29. had patiently and long endured repeated torrents of insults, abuses and humiliation from his "faithless and licentious" wife before he Anally took her life, the High Court was told today. Mr. Allen Lee- Nam
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    NEW BUDDHIST BODY
    150 6 SINGAPORE. Mun. The Si: .^apore Government ha^ registered a new Buddhist body called the Singapore Buddhi.-d Sangha Organisation, the 1 i rst of its kind I v this organisation, wno.-e membership consl.Ms ol BuddhlM monks only, the unification of t«o major BuddhiM sects— Mahayana and Theiavada orders
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    Cathedral wedding
    80 6 MX AMI MRS. John Isaacs after their weddum at St Andrews Cathedral. Sincapore. The bride. the former Miss Anne l.v. i> the mmoihl daughter of Mr. and the late Mrs l.v of Negfi Sembilan. She is on the teachku surf of QutensNraj Sccondarx School. Singapore. Mr. iMMt. in
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    $93,000 award
    253 7 FOR FARMER'S DAUGHTER CRIPPLED BY A BUS CIM.APORE, Mon Damages totalling ttSJtt were awarded by Mr. Justice hua in the High Court today to Yin Yak Kiang. a 20-year old girl labourer, who was crippled for life, after a bus accident laM year Yi<» daughter of a farmer,
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    Ong: Language no longer poses a problem
    330 7 Ong: Language no longer poses a problem 'PHE Minister for Education, Mr. Ong Pang Boon, today said that language no longer posed a problem for Singapore because Malay was accepted as the national language and the other four major languages of thr country also enjoyed their positions as official languages
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    JAPAN OFFERS AID FOR SABAH COPPER
    157 7 JESSELTON, Mon. Japan is prepared to offer financial and technical assistance to extract copper ore which was discovered On the 13.455-foot Mount Kinabalu. The leader of a six -man Japanese delegation. Mr. Yasuakl Yoshlmura. who arrived here today, said Japan could also aupplv good
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    Highway patrols increased to beat hijackers
    110 7 Highway patrols increased to beat hijackers 1/ U A L A LUMPUR. Mon. Selangor police are stepping up patrols along highways to prevent hijacking of lorries carrying goods. If this does not work, then stronger measures will be taken, a police spokesman said today. He said: "We are planning to
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    Called to Bar
    38 7 .IOHORE BAHRI Mon Mr Tan Cheng Gum. 26. son. of Mr Justin Tan Ah T»h of Singapore IaOMM tulVti to the Bar of West Malaysia by Mr. Jiwticr Al: HaAMii in th* High Court h^r*.
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      281 7 Straits Times Crossword 4 tmnted Nova Scoiia »-«ier- 5 CK-c-nsional liuhl rrliel 1 1>^troiu 8 trnma '1. 18 in ilie 4 do«n.) 0. Here 20U havr children 10). 7. Obiec't'ion lo dramatic 8. Ma/c as u>hion is gnen a Mdf: disguv.me' iTi I 10. Ca^f .r'u^'reganent,, co*. <%* d P
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    Assessment exam at Std. Five level next year: Khir
    526 8 Assessment exam at Std. Five level next year: Khir 4 NEW type of ''assessment examination" is to be introduced from next year in the primary schools in Western Malaysia to replace the now abolished promotion examination to secondary schools. This was announced here today by Inche Mohamed Khir Johari. Minister
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    Police seek a taxi driver
    77 8 (SINGAPORE. Mon. Police want to question a taxi driver in connection with the stabbing of a washerwoman, Ko Ah Woo, at her flat in Tiong Bahru Road last night. Ko was alone In the hall of her flat at about 7.50 p.m. when a man
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    Robbers slash fishmonger
    73 8 IPOH. Mon A fishmonger, Ho Tr<k ciiurfn. received .< t.u: on his forehead a' d<u\ n today when he i i'ii ci to fiKht oft* lour masked men rtime<l with daggers who had rohbrd his ito or $215 and lewellery worth $120. Hr treated a.« an ou*
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    56 8 MANILA. Mon Mir PhilippinM la expected to aei a j missiun to Sabah tec an on-the-spot look Into the .smuggling proI blem between Maiay.su and the Philippines. Foreign Undersecretary Manuel Collantes- chairman of Philippines anti-.smugglinß panel' has named Minister Samson Sabaonai and I Wllfredo Vegai members
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    Exile who left is arrested
    54 8 PENANO. Muii. OHUii.- tod men of the Anti-Secret Societies Bivni.li. icd by then- chief. Deputy Supt Abdullah Sam bin i tixiay arrested a restricted resident \sho lihs been absent from ins. placp d! restriction Since July 6. The police also recovered a .22 pistoi and
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    Singapore-wide crusade
    46 8 SINGAPORE. Mon —An American mlsslonary-evangeliM. Mr. Bill Se\ern. will conduct a city-wide cru.s.<de in Singapore from Aug. 21 10 26. Services will be held at the Chinese Chamber of Commerce Hull at 7.30 p.m. each evening. Thry wiil be in English with Hokkien translations.
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    BORDER REDS: JAKARTA TO BE ASKED TO HELP
    200 8 l/l ALA 1.1 MPI R. Mon Malaysia will aeek In donesian as.sjs.Unie for intelligence information on the Communist terrorists in the Sar.tu;«k border areas, the new Director t Operations, l.a>t Malaysia, MajorGen. Dato Inr.ihim bin Ismail, said tod.i> Speaking to rrporlrrs .it
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    UPKO: 'No qualms about poll decision'
    183 8 THE United Pasok Momu|um Kadazan Organisation has declared that it has no qualms about the decision of the people ol Sabah to remain in Malaysia In a statement Issued hist night, the party .s president, Dato Ganie Ciilong, said he saw no difficulty In
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    50 10 Wnrjt SIS (Minimmm) ARCHIBALO: To Mary and Ron a 'to lan on IS>S-M Thanks tn doctor and ataff of Gleneaglee B FAMILY OF LATE Madam I-eons Ounnar Teilmann. Rev. l)eni« Hutlon. Jardlaa WaiiKh. all relatives and friendu for their kind donations. wreaths aUhl vidits, and atiendance at the funeral.
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      571 10 At a conference in England next week the Malaysian Director of Agriculture, Indie Mohamed Jamil, will review the world's rice industry rather a staggering assignment. The great problem is to strike a balance bet ween what has been achieved, a 25 per cent increase in the world's
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      329 10 Relations brtwpen the Press and the Police generally speaking are admirable, although of course this is no more than thpy should be. Newspapers and their reporters and cameramen represent the public, and the Police are the public's servants, or are supposed to be. But occasionally ideas of duty
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      258 10 Chairman Mao's prowess in the Yangtze and the great "cultural revolution", with its purges, have distracted attention from the cooling of some revolutionary friendships. As was plain throughout the stormy proceedings of the anti-bomb conference in Hiroshima earlier this month, Japanese communists are turning away from Peking, and
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    179 10 THE National Union ol Teachers is to hold a strike ballot. As a teacher I say that a strike would not be in the interest of teachers and in fact would oe to their deteriment. There are at least three reasons why the N.U.T
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    88 10 I CAN well understand "Traveller's" complaints about the lack of water and the dirt on trains leaving Kuala Lumpur now idajrs. When I was working a good many years back it was part of my duty to check •in cleanliness and the
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    329 10 WITH regard to the question asked by L.D. Darby in his letter appearing in "Straits Times" of August 11, the answers are in the third and penultimate paragraphs of my letter ol August as well as in the second sentence of the editorial
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    78 10 WITH reference to your report of the Padang fireworks, in which you print complaints that there was "absolutely no variety", and that a group of tourists who watched the display from Rafflp.s Hotel said that they could see nothing, may I explain the nature of the
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    58 10 IF Mr. C. M. Wong, of the Chinese Chamber of Commerce, thinks (as he has told reporters) that the fireworks display on Singapore Padang was a .success, he must be one of the very few who does. Did he not see thousands of people leaving the Padang in disgust long
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    THE CONFERENCE THAT REVIVES A HEADACHE
    389 10  -  ALAN PATERSON by THE Commonwealth Prime Ministers Conference here next month is likely to present Prime Minister Harold Wilson with one of his most difficult problems since he took office in October of 1964. Britain is certain to face trenchant demands at the conference
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    718 10  -  MICHAEL NEAL HOW SOUTH KOREAS BATTLE-TOUGHENED WARRIORS ARE HELPING SOUTH VIETNAM by COMBAT-hardened South Korean artillerymen, their mU SC I• t toughened by constant karate practice, are building a dam which will enable 5,000 Vietnamese farmers to grow three rice crops a year
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    $15.000 gold platter gift for Tengku
    165 11 $15.000 gold platter gift for Tengku KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. The Indian community in Malaysia will present the Prime Minister, TenEku Abdul Rahman, with a $15,000 gold platter at the 20th MIC anniversary celebrations in Stadium Negara n Saturday. In rribed on the platter are the words: 'With love and affection
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    25 11 KUCHINI Anellcan Bishop R- R»>v. Nicholas Allpnby of Kurhuiß r!in<p.v>. has be^n lnii'allrtl president of the Kuchlnj; Roi.iiv Club for 1966 to IM7.
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    Foreign titles query by an MP
    115 11 Foreign titles query by an MP SINGAPORE, Mon. The Singapore Government will be asked to state its position on the question of citizens using foreign titles during Wednesday's parliamentary session here. Asking the Deputy Prime Minister. Dr. Toh Chin Chye this question will be the PAP member for Changt, Mr.
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    $200 mil repercussions
    510 11 TRIBUNAL IS TOLD OF COST OF RAIL MEN'S CLAIMS OVER 30 YEARS KUALA LUMPUR, Monday. THE Solicitor-General warned here today that if the 9,000 former daily-rated railwaymen were granted the full benefits of monthly-paid staff, the repercussions would cost the Government $200 million and lead to inflation
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    82 11 Govt jobs priority for sportsmen SINGAPORE, Mon. The Singapore Government will in future give preference to jobseekers who have a school record of sports and other physical training activities. This was stated last night by the Defence Minister, Dr. Coh Keng Swee. when he joined the Paya Lebar community cerjtre
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    Tun to get big welcome
    61 11 PENANG, Mon. Penang Vmno plans to give the Deputy Prime Minister, Tun Abdul Razalc. a rousing welcome when he arrives here for an official visit next month. The programme will Include a rally on the Lorong Kulit ground on Sept. 2. Local community leaders are
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    Unlawful parade in capital: 3 charged
    123 11 I/UALA LUMPUR. Mon. Three people were today charged in a magistrate's court here with being members of a prohibited procession in the Federal capital yesterday. Leo Poh Fong. 21. a seamstraw. wa.s alleged to have joined the procession at Petaling Street here at about
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    TWO MORE S'PORE ENVOYS LEAVE TO TAKE UP POSTS
    213 11 TWO MORE S'PORE ENVOYS LEAVE TO TAKE UP POSTS SINGAPORE. Mon. Two more Singapore diplomats, Mr. Tan Siak Kew and Professor E. S. Monteiro. left today. Singapore's High Commissioner to Britain. Mr A. P. Rajah, and the High Commissioner to Australia, Mr. S. T. Stewart, left for their posts l?st
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    46 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. Swnrni Budhananda.il Maharaj nf lhe Ramakrlshna Mission Centre. New York, will address a pravtr meeting at the "Kalamandnpam" Hall s<ott Road here at 6 Dm. tomorrow The Ceylon High Commissioner here. Mr. M M Maharoof. will preside over the meetine
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    Capital's Indons to celebrate
    60 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon lhe Indonesian community here will hold a sDecial celebration at the Dewan Bahasa dan Pustaka on Wednesday to mark Indonesia* National Day and the signing of the Malaysia-Indonesia peact agreement. Included In the programme is an Indonesian cultural show. Prayers will also be
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    Two accused of 1961 murder
    67 11 Two accused of 1961 murder MM. M'DKK Mon Iho men. Sini Bin I'eni: alias Sim \li I'rnj 33. and l.irn I li.it Kah. tli.i- l.im loh Ra 3«. were charcrd in it misiv Irate** rimri today with Ihr murdrr. five year* ago— "lictwern Mat U and June 1 I'thl— of
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    Curfew is lifted, so fishing resumes
    113 11 Curfew is lifted, so fishing resumes JOHORE B A HR U. Mon.— About 2.000 fishermen will be able to resume their night flshing with the lifting on Saturday of the off-shore night curfew in two areas on the south-east and southwest coasts of Johore. These night curfews from Sungei Pontian
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    Seminar on children's books
    80 11 Seminar on children's books KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. An eight-day national seminar on children's literature will be held at the Dewan Tengku Abdul Rahman here from Sept. 5. It is beinft organised by the Malaysian Na;;onal Commission for Unesco, which was Inaugurated on July 6. The aim Is to survey the
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    Former detainees' body under heavy attack
    257 11 Former detainees' body under heavy attack SINGAPOKL. Mon. The Lx- Political Detainees' Association has come under heavy attack since its formation two weeks ago. Mr. Ony K;m. secretary of. tne association, claimed luuay that a small group m people had launched "a uKittb di hymeneal attacks against us smearnig aud
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    Thai artists' exhibition
    28 11 Xt LUMPUR, Mon— Thrt* Pricha, Pus and Phimphot :<:■ \ll!hiting their works at G;ilrn 11. .lalun iilv from 11 a m to p m except Moi
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    115 11 Government committee appointed to report on the I nified Teaching Scheme, as well as on claims and conditions of service, has submitted a report "which is quite revolutionary." "It will involve substantial re-organisation in our present set-up," IPOH, Monday 1 said the Minister of Education, Inche Mohamed
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    114 12 ■TUCHINU, M»n. Party Machinda failed to take a decision at its meeting yesterday uu whether it should join the Sarawak Alliance Party. As .i result oi conflicting opinions expressed during the meeting, U was decided to shelve the question until another meeting on Sept.
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    26 12 M\\ V.CA M i: Hip National 1 nance Co-operative Soc'.p'v Ltd is to buy another estate the 2.800-h it Bfi-rjin Estate 10 milw frum
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    438 12 It isn't fair to blame us all Ram 'MISDEEDS OF A MINORITY... 9 THE Malaysian Education Ministry was accused of being "unfair"' by castigating the entire teaching profession in the country because of a minority. The ace v s a tion came from Mr. Teerath Ram, headmaster of the AngloChinese
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    Razak to open RUM meeting
    60 12 PENANG. Mon. The Deputy Primp Minuter. Tun Abdul Ri/'k. will declare open trip third bipnnial delegates' con- j ference of the Railwayman's Union of Malaya to be held here 1 early next month. The meeting from Srpt. 2 to Sept. 4 will be attended by
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    Medal for AIA building
    63 12 PENANG Mur. The American International Assurance building here has been awarded the Royal Institute ot British Architect* (RIRA) bf— e medal for the building of rhe most exception.! 1 merit erected in Malaysia during 1981 ISfi.V The "L"-shap*d two-storey structure architect. Mr. Williai i Chei «»f
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    WEDDING GUEST DIES IN CRASH
    121 12 BUKIT MERTAJAM. Monday. A WEDDING guest was fatally injured in a motor-cycle crash in Kulim Road, near St. Anne"s Church, last night. Karncl Singh, 17, was taken by the bridegroom, Mr. Hari Sinsh. to the Bukit Mertajam Hospital where he died about two hours later.
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    30 12 SUNGAPOP«E. Mon. Mr. Jtlftncp Bur t rose and hi* ifp ill leave ;n Mi- m.v. Asia tomorrow for Britain on vacation They will be away until P'rembPr.
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    Jet tyre bursts
    56 12 SINGAPORE, Mon. A Royal Navy Sea Vixen jet from the aircraft carrier HMS Victorious burst a tyre and swerved off the runway while landing at Changi airfield this mornIng. A Royal Navy spokesman said that the pilot was not injured. The plane, which was flying in from
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    Another title for Veronica
    79 12 Another title for Veronica VERONICA Del Rosario (left), winner of many local beauty contests, was crowned Sabab's first "Miss Civil Service at a a dance organised by the Sabah Civil Service Union. She will represent Sabah at thp "Mis* Malaysian Govern- I ment ttc itm run test to be held
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    Toh: N-day for ALL to celebrate
    205 12 Toh: N-day for ALL to celebrate gINGAPORE, Mon. National Day is not meant to be celebrated by one race only, but by all people who are citizens, the Deputy Prime Minister, Dr. Toh Chin Chyc, said at a dinner at the Stamford Community Centre last night. He said: "Independence in
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    S'pore students' union meeting with Lee
    228 12 S'pore students' union meeting with Lee V^INCiAPORE. Mon. The University of Students' Union has cl the Prime Minister. Mr. Lee Kuan Vow. for a meeting to discuss the issue of academic freedom In the University. In a letter to Mr. I,«». It* general secretary. Mr DP Vljandran. .said that if
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    S'pore sends mission to aid Brunei
    97 12 SINGAPORE. Tues.— The Singapore Government ha-, sent ;i three-man lon t" Bruin'i iv m thr planning of technical M:huol.-> at th« rrnue.st of the Brunei Government. Tin if.im rd b Ml \\<>ng Ye* Kan. head of in? Depart- men' of Motor Vehicle Mecii»n:cn i
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    26 12 MALACCA. Mon. The District Governor of Lion Intern*:. C w. Chen. left liry> yesterday for Kuala Lumpur aftn Malacca Lions board of dii meeting
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    169 13 Police are called to control angry voters UASTIA i Corsica), Mon. Politr wrrr out in force UM nicht at San Nicolao in north -oast Corsiu control a crowd of anurv voicrs uho claimed thai a local rln tion had horn ric;i-<l Chaos r^isnrrt at the end of polling as people
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    83 13 mei.BOIRNf; Mon. thr 29 victims of Saturday night's flip al a Salvation Amu ni^n ••> d becauM they were too old or too drunk to save themselves Melbourne* Chief Fire Officer >.<:d toi "If normal people had ixrn in Hrn during tiie
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    27 13 MELBOURNE M A sum of £1.200.000 h.i.-. oeen *n aside to Improve shipping facilities at Melbourne port, one of the biggest in Australia.-- Rruter.
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    133 13 Phone call leads to mass murder victims DELANO, Mon. Four people, three of them women, were killed by gunshot or strangling in a mass murder uncovered yesterday in this quiet mid-California town. Policp said a suspect. Al- I fredo Acosta. 26, wa.v d' tamed at the scene of on* of
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    33 13 HOUSTON. 'Texas'. Mon.— A 37-year-old Mexican woman in whom an artificial heari we* implanted last Monday, is still making good progress, the MeI thodist Hospital reported here 1 yesterday.
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    294 13 SINGER IS SUED IN JAPAN FOR DAMAGES TOKYO. Monday A JAPANESE agency said today that it was suing soprano Elizabeth Schwartzkopf for damages because she broke a contract to sing in japan. The German opera singer .-Aid In Harrogate. England. that .-he could not meet a contract to sinß in
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    184 13 \iosco\v. lion.— For 24 years Terenty Andrianovich Sechin hid in his brother's house &o no cne would see him. He went oarefoot or wore only socks so no one would hear him. He discouraged his wlfff and inlant daughter from coming to bee
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    230 13  - Britain's entry to ECM 'not for many years' JACK FINGLETON From pANBERRA, Mon. 11 Britain enters tiic European Common. Market, it will nut be for several yean, Australian Traae Minister, Mr. John McEwen, told his Country Party members tv Tins was Hie best informed opinion he could get on his
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    125 16 MELBOURNE. Mon. TRADING in Industrials «aS quiet today, with ribrs in excess of falls. B H P was up 10 cents to 56.44 Copper producers eased in an irregular minings section. Mi Isa was down 3 cents to 5441 iuii.<\ ctaMßl pi >.< in Auairalmn id 4 cent*
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    266 16 Ci.I'TKMBKR firMt grade rubber f.o.b. biiyers closed at 5 p.m. in Kuala Lumpur and Singapore yesterday at i>4 cents per Ib. down three-eighths of a cent 'on Friday* closing level for thr position. Thr tone was quiet and pHftltty easier. R.A.S. and M.X.1., closing pners in cents per
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    137 16 'HIPS Iving alongside the Singapore Harbour wharves or eipected oclay hull Millu 1 L 1 .".orv id '1 4. BxpreM NW 1 6.7 .lit ri Uakki B 9 I.lumJ BHkkc 10 11. \aii.ini I.) 16. Kmpiii- KlUiwmJcaj SI 2 Kmiiit atacrall 21 M Kim.inie S/M, Ijili«oiw HHkubasan
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    75 16 Chinese Produce EnchanKt. Singapore loon prices per picul yesterday: Coconut oil: imlk $44i sellers, drum MH» MttPOT, Copra: Aug. .'Sept. L'K Continent: L'nquoted. Pepper: Muntok nhlte Sl9Ti aellera. Sarawak white $105 sellers. special Sarawak blaik $145 sellers, earbled Lampong black $14 :> (N) aelleri. i<<6'. NLWi, ASTA $160
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    Rubber crops
    22 16 July rubber (.Tops inclucied: Batu l.intang 279.000 !b.. l.lenealy 166 300 Ib. Kluana *****0 Ib; llu Benul 62.000 Ib. i
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    STOCK EXCHANGE IS STILL EASIER ON SMALL TRADE
    722 16 From Our Market Correspondent THE Stock Exchange yesterday showed no change in the pattern of its behaviour from that of last week. Turnover continued small and prices still showed a tendency to ease. Trading again had no ■bite." The market yesterday ignored
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    25 16 MiUun Strx-li liidit-i-*-Aug. 13 Aug. 1.% •Indusliiab: Illi.lO Hi".' Tins: 116.3' 116.14 rubber-j: 112.40 112.40 "Dec 00. 1063 100 Dec. 29, 1962 Kill
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    950 16 UI'SINLSS in and reported to the Kuala Uiinpur and Singapore trading rooms of the Stock F.\change yesterday, with the number of shares traded in brackets; INDUSTRIALS: CC M. il.mu, It.U, 1 36.000 1 11.54 I'J.UUU) iI.M. t M i. 1 ('.i.udil, VI oj I), j. i.<uoui
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    23 16 Aug. IS. KLBBKK PRICE: «4 rents (down threeeighths of a cent). TIN: 5623.b^l (down Sl.S7t). Estimated unofficial oiTcrinc 195 tons (unchanged).
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    Straits tin at lowest level for 18 months
    384 16 IMIE Straits tin price fell to its lowest level yesterday for nearly 18 months with a further drop of 51.3<4 lo MtS.it! a picul. Poorer support was reported. The estimated offering was unchanged at 195 tons. MALAYAN RUBBER MARKET: After a slow
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    OFFICIAL RATES
    48 16 ON the official M.ibvan short Term Money Market tor the week ended Saturday i.\ur. 131 the range of call ratr* nus aa faotovt: BANK FINOS: Si per cent lo ■I' |irr (ill. GENERAL FUND, rwr cent to 1 |irr cent. MOVEMENT of fund* totalled sin.;; million.
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    53 16 'I'HE present utr ol the Malayan dollar IgaMtl Hie pound ttlrhng fneo on Novcmiirc 24, lib 4 is itllinx II or O D K. 3 15 Ibd Buying T.T 4 I Ibfl BuyiriK 00. >.<1 Tilt dollar l« at the statutory mirtrllo position in relation to it* ranit
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    32 16 ON Thf frt. txchannii marktt n Hon^ Koai yetttttfay m* UI. doiur 'or T.T. ani S >j) for eaih. Sttrhni "h^ nuor.ii si 1«^'O and •n« tad oi .old I
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      Emus on last-leg of world tour
      449 18 gINGAPORE, Mon. Emu Cricket Club, comprising mainly of first-grade Australian cricketers, arrived hero last night for a series of matches in Sinsa- pore and West Malaysia. The touring party ol 16 players, led by manager Jimmy White, arc on the last-leg of their world
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      783 18 for Bt. Timah races SI N GAPORL. Mon. Weights (or all seven races at Bukit Timah on Saturday. CL 2 Div. 4— 7 f. Splendid 9.00 I Lovable fl.oo (.iim Jungle 8.13 Meteorite 111 8.13 Good Fort 8.1'! Terhang 8.12 Burnt Sand 8.12 Tee I p K. 10 Aladdin
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      153 18 DAVIS CUP: US GAIN A WINNING LEAD CLEVELAND, Mon. The United States pained a winning 3-0 lead in their Davis Cup American Zone tennis final against Mexico when Clark Graebner and Dennis Ralston won the doubles yesterday. The Americans beat Rafael Osuna and Joaquin Loyo-Mayo 6-1, 6-4. 6-0. The Americans
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      150 18 /^HRISTCHURCH. Mon. \j Christchurch was almost certain to get the 1974 Commonwealth Games. Mr. A I Cornell, one of the city's delei:a'p<- to Jamaica said here vrsterday "We lost to Edinburgh tor 1970. but I would say that there is little doubt for 1974". he «aid •When our
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      SUPPORT
      31 18 SEOUL. Mon. Hong Kong and 'South Virtrum have rxpr^wed suport of South Koreas bid to stagp thf Sixth Asian Gamps in Sfoul in 1070. Knrfan Olympic Commitl4M sources said today.
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      Lock icon Tatyana beats world mark
      140 18 \ioscow Mon Tatyana 1 1 ohchelkan«i\.i of the Soviet. Union yesterday cleared 22f: lOin 1 6.96 metres i 7, in than the world record in the long jump during the Russian I'hampion.ships at Dnieprupetinv.sk. But the jump will not bo recnuni.sed ai wind assistance was above
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      245 18 Cowdrey out of England Test eleven I ON DON. Mon. ij Colin Cowdrty, who captained England in the Fourth Test against liir Wesl Indies, has been dropped for thr ftfth and final match ol the series which begins at The Oval here on Thursday. All". hay» made .»:x changes from
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      Perak Police win by 86
      54 18 BUNGEI PATAN] Hon.- P^mk Police beat Aueu.stin XI hv 86 run* In a friendly cricket match here yesterday. Scores: Police 20fi 'Krrpal Bingh 44. G. rie Bllva 37. N. Bsia sinch.im 35. .1 T AURUMin 4-73, Aueustin XI 120 i.] P. AuKustm 39. F If.
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      1265 18 NOTICE NOTICE Is hereby piven that Mr TAN SIEW ENG of No. 60 Branksome Hoad. Singapore has on the !sth day of Aukum, 1966 reined from the partnership busimerry can led on as Cloih- 'ii ci s ;d No. 70-A. Yli) Cbu Kan* Rond. Singapore under Hie style or firm
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      China show their skill
      618 19  -  NAT. CHINA 2 THAILAND :.l Norman Siebel By J^L ALA LUMPUR, Mon. Nationalist China, joint holders with South Korea of the Rahman Trophy, made a quietly impressive start in this year's tournament when they outskilled a vigorous Thai team and beat them 2-1 in the preliminary
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      THAILAND FIGHT THEN FADE AWAY
      114 19 THAILAND FIGHT THEN FADE AWAY Fan Shu d:d not get another chance to handle the ball until the 58th minute His long punt kept China on the attack and in the 67th goalkeeper Manop prevented a third Chinese goal when he dived to smother Kwok Yau's kick from Just outside
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      Malaysia in Group A
      267 19 rUALA LUMPUR. Mon. Malaysia will play with Hong Kong, Burma, South Korea and Thailand in Group A of the Merdeka football tournament. Group B comprises Nationalist China, India, Japan, Singapore and Vietnam. Both groups will be dpclded on a league basis with the winners meeting in
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      2 Brabhams for debut in Malaysia
      243 19 By MANSOOR RAHMAN; Kuala Lumpur. Mon. TWO Brabham cars designed by former world champion driver. Jack Brabham of Australia —will be seen in action for the first time in Malaysia in the Tengku Abdul Rahman circuit races at the new Sungei Rengam-Batu Tiga course
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      CEYLONESE BOYS JOIN MALAYSIAN SQUAD IN TRAINING
      214 19 CEYLONESE BOYS JOIN MALAYSIAN SQUAD IN TRAINING l/UALA LUMPUR. Mon. i Five teams will take part In the second schoolboys international badminton c n am pion ships, at Stadium Negara on Aug. 23-27. The teams are Ceylon, Japan, the Philippines. Singapore and Malaysia. The inter-tpam event, to be played on
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      30 19 CLIFTON. (New Jersey) Mon I Ma*on Rudolph beat Jack Nicklaus by oiu stroke to win the US $100.--1000 Thunderblrd golf title. j Rudolph's score: 278 (69-70-70-69). 1 Renter.
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      SUMMARY
      22 19 SOCCER. Nepal Cup final <Sg Patani): Gurkha Signals 4 2/10 Gurkhas 3 Priiang Dlv. 1: City Council S BVorth Rangers 0.
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      Four say to SBA: Sorry for walkout
      208 19 By Francis Boey; Singapore, Monday. pOUR of the five top-ranking Singapore badminton players, who staged a walkout from the recent National championships, havt now apologised to the SBA. The players had been given until today to apologise or face disciplinary action SBA secretary
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      Waterpolo men for training
      171 19 PENANG. Mon. Twenty waterpolo players 11 from Penanp, five from Splangor and four from the Malaysian Armed Forces have been selected for rPßional training in preparation for the Asian Games in Bangkok in December Final selection of 11 players for the national team will be made
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      Three nations accept
      75 19 TPOH, Mon Only three na- I tlons Japan. Thailand and Singapore have submitted entrieo for the Malaysian Open lawn tennis championships to be held here from Sept. 1 to 4 800 Choon Tan. treasurer of the Perak LTA which is organising the tournament, said that replies had
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      45 19 DIARY CRICKET Tour m«trh: C'wcalth Services v Emu at Australia <S'porr? padang). SOCCER Ipoh Dlt. 1: Rambler* v Tamil Yg'ster* (JAJ Rrdi. Tmiping Lge: Town Council v 2 Transport. Kimpir Dlt. 1: Pk Hydro v SEX A. TENNIS Molaysianjualor c'ships (RSGC courw. XL. 1* a.m
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    Payroll grab drama outside bank
    424 20  - Payroll grab drama outside bank GABRIEL LEE By SINGAPORE, Monday. THHKK youths this morning waylaid two employees of Malayan Motors Ltd. in Orchard Road ;is they came oul of the Hongkong ;ui(l Shanghai Bank in Mac Donald House with ;i $12,650 payroll. But they got away with only $3,000 of
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    Sant Fateh Singh on 20-day visit
    75 20 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. Sant Fateh Singh, the Sikh leader who agitated for a Punjabi speaking state in Indie, flew here tonight on a 20 day "preaching mission." About 3,000 members 'of the Sikh community, who came In several chartered buses from as far as
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    S'PORE MAY MAKE MORE PLASTICS
    158 20 BINGAPORE. Mon. Singapore expects to expand Its production of plastic goods with the restoration of relations with Indonesia. This was stated today by Mr. Salleh A. Basharahll. chairman of the joint standIng committee of the Chambers of Commerce, when he opened the "Plastics Month Display"
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    43 20 SINGAPORE. Mon— The field section of the Ministry of Culture will give free film shows at the following places at 7.30 p.m. tomorrow. Kampong Coronation Tengah; Nam Chong School, Gulegar Road: Tai Keou School. Jalan Paya: Church ground, Stephen Lee Road.
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    44 20 JON (JACK) RIEBERCEN. Royal ivr.jk Polo riuti paaMd away suddenly on night 14th AuKuyt. IMI CABLE RECEIVED FROM Oylon by P S Moorthy ot M Him Abdullah XL that K c'h'llinh retired Au dltor anM Malayan !>n.«lon>r paased away peacefully at I'rumplral Baal
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    155 20 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. A priest was killed and another Injured when the car (above) in which they wen- travelling collided with an on coiuinc car on l.ornie Road here this morninu They were travelling to Petalins Ja\;i when the accident occurred in front of Kuen Cheng
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    43 20 AUCKLAND^ Mon —Philippines player Renalto Naranja, with 4-, points, took the lead In the Zone 10 international chess tournament her* today. Tan Lian Seng of Singapore, with two points, lost to Jamil Jamal (Indonesia) In a round six match today. AP.
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    60 20 KUCHING. Mon— The Indonesian Association in Mirl last night threw a party to celebrate the signing of peace pact between Malaysia and Indonesia. During the party, the secretary of the Association, Syed Othman. congratulated Tun Abdul Razak and Mr. Adam Malik and expressed the hope that the
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    318 20 LONDON. Mon— The London .stock market's new and extra-long account f-tarted today on a firmer note with many dealers belie vine that the slide has reached the floor, but there was little Men of any follow through to initial .small buying and most shares closed
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    62 20 LONDON. Mon Spot 19 7 16d Sept. 19 7 16d Oct 19 9 I6d. Nov 19 11 16 d Oct. Dec 19 11 16 d Jan March 20 1 16d.. April June 20 3 16d July Sept 20i«d.. Oct Dec. 20.d .Lan March 20". d. April June 20\d., eJLt.
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    30 20 LONDON. Mon— Buyers £1250 (—£4). sellers £1254 <— £2i Tnrward buyers £1239 £si hellers £1241 £4 i. Settlement £1259 i £2t. Turnover am. 90 tons. p.m. 45 tons. Tone: Quiet.
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    MALAY DEADLINE: SEENI CALLS FOR CLARIFICATION
    199 20 MALAY DEADLINE: SEENI CALLS FOR CLARIFICATION KUALA LUMPUR, Monday. THE People's Progressive Party leader, Mr. D.R. Seenivasagam, today called for an "immediate clarification" from the-Perak Mentri Besar on his announcement last night that from next year proceedings of the Perak State Legislative Assembly would bo conducted in Malay. Describing Dato
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    52 20 LYONS (France). Mon. A 170-lb chimpanzee escaped at a zoo here yesterday, chased a visitor up a tree, sipped drinks in a cafe, and climbed into a shelter reserved for swans. He was captured two hours later after a keeper fired tranquili&ing darts into his
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    19 20 SEOUL. Mon. South Korea celebrated the 21st ■nntvtnuy of the nations liberation from Japanese rule today. UPI
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    301 20 Detectives' murder: Police ask help of underworld f ONDON. Mon. Police \j today askrd l-ondon s underworld to hrlp them trap the gunmen hunted for Fridays *layinK of three unarmed detectives. Sir Joseph Simpson. London's Police Commissioner, said he would welcome information from criminals in bringing the. gang to justice.
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    Lock icon Record 70 road deaths in Japan
    60 20 TOKYO. Mon— Saturdays road death toll in Japan rose to a record 70, seven more than the previous highest figure on .July 31. police reported here today. Another .">1 people were killed in traffic accidents yesterday, they said The daily average so far this
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    Lock icon Teenagers halt Beatles show for half hour
    203 20 CLEVELAND (Ohio), Mon. About 2,500 teenagers stormed on to a baseball pitrh whore th c Beatles were performinp here last nipht in a 15--minute r a m p a p a which police compared with recent rioting in the Negro area. The show,
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    84 20 Taipeh woos overseas Chinese TAIPEH. Mon. Th» Government has further simplified procedures lnr overseas Chinese to visit Formosa, it was announced today The new reflations, which have already come into effect., will allow Chinese Embassies and Consulates abroad to issue visan to Chinese living in loretßn countries without referring the
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    48 20 HONG KONG. Mon Mor« than 360.000 copies of "The Selective Works of Mao Tze-Tunn" were sold yesterday in Peking anrl Shanqliai. the Chinese Communist, newspaper New Evening Pr>>i sairi today. The report predicted that I 3.000.000 copies would t*> sold in the cominß year
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      54 20 The weather Hiche. i -t nrid lowest temperatures In Malaysia and Singapore for the period 8 pm. Sunday to 8 p.m. yesterday Highest Lowrst Kuala Lumpur 88 73 Kota Bharu 90 75 Penang 88 75 Ipoh 90 75 Malacca 90 75 Singapore 88 77 C. Highlands 73 59 Jesselton 88
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