The Straits Times, 29 July 1967

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    25 1 {"received! Uveragjl daily certified sale exceeds 150,000 z'yjotiwl The Straits Times Tim NiltillHHl NnWSl)il|)KP fcstd. 1845 SATURDAY, JULY 29, 1967 15 CENTS KDN. 2578:2590 M.t.(P)2266
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    Lock icon Crisis laws now
    466 1 HK Govt fights back to stamp out Red bombing terror campaign HONG KONG, Friday THE HONG KONG Government today proclaimed new sweeping arrest and detention laws as it fought to stamp out a growing communist terrorist bombing campaign. The emergency regulations, permitting arrest and detention up lo
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    Reduced toll charges at Muar bridge
    227 1 Reduced toll charges at Muar bridge BATU PAHAT. Fri. Tun Abdul Razak today announced a reduction in toll charges for buses and lorries using the Muar bridge and the introduction of monthly season tickets lor the Muar and Batu Pahat bridges. The new system comes into effect at midnight tonight.
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    5-nation meeting on Aug. 5
    53 1 BANGKOK. Fri Foreign Office sources today disclosed that Foreign Ministers of the five nations involved in plans for a new South-east Asia economic grouping »ill meet here on Aug. 5. They said the Foreißn Minister* of the Philippines. Thailand. Malaysia. Indonesia and Singapore ■t expected
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    Soldiers rush food to quake victims
    58 1 TUNCEU (Turkey), Fri. Weary troops are struggling on foot and horseback into isolated mountain villages in eastern Turkey with blood plasma and food for victims of the earthquake and floods two nights ago, killing at least 125 people. A detailed picture of exactly what
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    That sinking feeling...
    332 1  -  Elizabeth Wong: STORY by Picture by A. H. P. Wilson 40- YARD STRETCH OF ROAD FISSURED BY WATER PRESSURE KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Water not earth tremors caused this havoc early this morning:, water gushing out from underground as the result of a 20ftlong crack in one of
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    $8,500 PAYROLL GRAB BY GUN GANG
    151 1 SINGAPORE. Friday. ABOUT 200 workers of Jurong Brickworks, Ltd. went without their pay today when a gunman and three accomplices waylaid the firm's director and grabbed a $8,488.60 payroll this afternoon. Mr Wee Choon Guan. accompanied by his wife, was taking the money to
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    Sweden applies to join ECM
    37 1 BRUSSELS. Fri. Sweden today formally applied to open negotiations for a link with the European Common Market. The application was handed over by Sweden's Ambassador to the European Communities. Mr. Sten Lindh.
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    Lock icon U.S. Marines invade buffer zone
    105 1 U.S. Marines invade buffer zone SAIGON, Fri— U.S. Mamies invaded the demilitarized zone on the Vietnam border and weni smaslitnK after the artillery units the communists keep in the zone. They said assault troops of thr 9th Marine Refitment crashed mm the six-mile-wide buffer zone thin morning shortly alter the
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    Lock icon Death sentence
    40 1 JAKARTA, Fri. Sudisman, former top official of the now banned communist party, was sentenced to death last nifht by the special military tribunal on charges of being involved in the abortive communist coup attempt of October, 1965. AP.
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    Opium seizure
    30 1 MANILA Kll Six pacldtl Of jpium 'a (iiih several thousand pesos were seized ln>m 'he hous.e of a Chinese tiacier m La Union province in Northern Luzon.— UPl.
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    Lock icon Wisdom teeth?
    31 1 MANILA. Kn Four lathen complained to /umlxuir.'ja niv officials today alter a local tea< tier forced their sons, as punishment, to cut the school Kiavs with their teeth UPI
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    Pull-out debate
    199 1 A LEFT-WING PROTEST CUTS MAJORITY LONDON. Frklay. THE lirilish Government hisl nighl defeated an Opposition censure motion on iK defence policies by .'{'2 l voles lo 231 a niajoritv of i)(). But its majority fell to tii in another vote on a Government motion asking for approval of
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    LEE'S DATE WITH LBJ
    112 1 LEE'S DATE WITH LBJ SINGAPORE. Fri. The Prime Minister. Mr. Lee Kuan Yew. will visit the United 8 tat e.s in October. He will be accom] by Mm Lee duriiiK the 10--<nr at the invitation ol President Joh The announcement wsuj made simultaneously in (Singapore and Washington tonight Mr Lee
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    French protest
    46 1 I l INDON. Kn Frame today i ■•> television tketeh last night which -atii btd i' lit-, nic Embassy announced hr:< I .;d it hart utlK I. ilb protl a skelch :n a BBC ii.net ..:!.nn programme In which an actor >mper.snnaied liie Omeral Fieuier
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    39 1 HJTOM < II i.hi in CBomrau Ml •;<" i •ri -inprr* pinnt ii douii Mayoi leronw <\iv m.i::li hi «trr. ts «)f this i Mam t.ii tolas nut he. null <t mi He w M ransht in i Renter
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      Lock icon Johnson orders riots inquiry
      541 2 Johnson orders riots inquiry PROBE FOR CAUSES OF REVOLT WASHINGTON. Friday PRESIDENT Johnson last night appointed a special advisory commission to look into the big city riots and proclaimed next Sunday as a day of prayei for "peace and reconciliation." In a televised address to the nation, re also directed
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      Lock icon Carmichael disciple blames Johnson for racial violence
      242 2 Carmichael disciple blames Johnson for racial violence WASHINGTON, Friday NEGRO Civil Rights leader Mr. H. Rap Brown yesterday blamed President Johnson for urban conditions responsible for racial violence in the U.S. Mr. Brown, a disciple of Black Power advocate Mr. Stokely Carmichael. also condemned Negro leaders who called a halt
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      Lock icon U.S. HITS USE OF POISON GAS IN YEMEN
      221 2 WASHINGTON, Frl. —The United States Government said yesterday that it was "deeply disturbed" by many reports regarding the use of poison gas against civilians in the Yemen. The United States would support International action to deal with this problem, the State Department
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      'CucW parody of De Gaulle by BBC —TV—
      219 2 'CucW parody of De Gaulle by BBC TV— OX DON, Fri Th« BBC Television proCra m m c "Twenty Knur Hours" last nifht showed an actor representing President Charles de Gaulle being taken away by two whitec o a t ed attendants, cooing "cuckoo cuckoo". The actor, dressed in tb»
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      Lock icon French Govt to make statement on visit
      122 2 DARIS. Frl. The French Government will issue statement on l f relation* with Canada and on President de Gaulle's controversial vi.-it there after Cabinet meeting on Monda v The »fa'emem will almrwt certainly be drawn up by Presin>m tie Gaulle himself. It Is
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      No miniskirts for prison visits
      46 2 MANILA. PYI —The national pfnl'entliry has rii«ji Hewed VMM of wom*n meaiinc 'he miniskirt. In l&xulng the ban PrIHM Dirw'or Alelo Santos nai-i that the miniskirt tnd o'her provocative dmseg by women visitors had caused discipline problems among the Inmates— UPl.
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      Ban on Peace Corps
      105 2 HYDERABAD. Fri. No new American Peace Corps volunteers will be allowed in Andhra Pradesh State following allegations that some already there were workIng for I.S. Intelligence Anrihra's Chief Minister. Mr. K. Brahmananria Redriy. announcing this in the Stale Legislature today, said two volunteers had already Keen
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      Lock icon They dive for a living
      327 3 IN THE TANK... A HUG FOR TIGER SAHBRA AFTER SPLASH IQERMAN BOKN lie Naum.mn. IS, is or the world's top trainers Me and his Siiin.ilra-hiirn tiger hr.i e.irti their llvißfl h.ird way— hv DIVINI uclhrr tv ie«- a ilav f r> Stft high |ii ill.
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      Lock icon HIROSHIM A-BLAST my md HORROR ins her IN GLASS MEMORIAL
      166 3 HIROSHIM A-BLAST my md HORROR ins her IN GLASS MEMORIAL th- UIROSHIMA. Nt granite slab wii s a hazy, charred silhoue om a kneeling human fen [ter oeen enshrined here special glass case The image has been ed the "Shadow of D< It is believed to be bonised remains of
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      Lock icon 30 people drown in capsized boat
      56 3 BOMBAY, Prl. At people were (eared drown a boat carrying 80 pa capsized 01, the flood Malaprabha River yesterda inn police reported The boat was crossing tary near the village of 400 miles from Bombay. The disaster followed tlal rainfall which crlpp] communication* and
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      32 3 be LONDON. Prl. The Government has decided 1 ciple to abolish theatre ship. The Home Secretar Issile parliament he intended le MiGs I duce legislation to this i a Reuter.
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      Lock icon Tired of trousers
      33 3 OSLO. Prl. Four No torren- youths w hn uDoeired in th led road of Oslo yesterday neann thous- .skirts and sweaters explalr India.-- they were tired of wearini ers.— Reuter.
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      Lock icon Karachi declare 'calamity area
      228 3 KARACHI. Fri.1V West Pakistan ernment today de ed flood-stricken rachi. where 12 people are homele calamity area. This gives local auth I emergency powers to with the havoc wrouj 1 three days of ton rain. Most of the 1 officially estimated le.ss are poor shanty d\
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      BIAFRA ARRESTS SHELL MAN
      75 3 LAGOS. Fri. Mr. Stanley Gray. British man: of Shell-BP's Nigerian operations was vp>>tcr placed under arrest in Enugu. capital of secessio Biafra. by local authorities who demanded sevi million sterling in royalties from his company. The Commonwealth Office in London confiri that Mr. Gray was being
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      BIG RISE IN U.S. VIETNAM DEATH TOLL—
      408 3 BIG RISE IN U.S. VIETNAM DEATH TOLL— I SAIGON Frida: battle casualties in Viel have soared to more than 87,000, mil spokesmen said yesterday. But the pric the Communists has been even steeper least 211,000 dead alone Officials said another 164 U.S. troops in the fighting last week, pushing the
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      Lock icon UN men for Vietnam polls ? No, says Thant
      197 3 UN men for Vietnam polls No, says Thant have IJNITED NATIONS, this Secretary-Gener ;illed Thant said yesterday ■d in could not agree to >rtar United Nations obsei Divl- to the South Vietnai nlles elections in Septei yes- without the authoritj the Security Council the General Assemblj Chances of either body
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    Fibre-glass ceiling night club opening for tourists
    174 4 SINGAPORE, m The RepubHc'B tourism »r?ts mother boost with the openIng of a very special night club at the New World Park next Tuesday. II la the newly-renovated El Amigo. which has been re-deMgned exclusively for tourlßts. A special feature of the night
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    Medical lecture
    37 4 SINGAPORE Fri- Prf W C Bowman, professor oi exprrlment%l pharmacology at fhe University of Strathdvd*. Glanow, will give a public lpfture at the pathology lecture theatre. General Hospital, at 4 45 pm on Aug. 3.
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    SHIRLE EMBRACES ISLAM, NOW BECOMES ALIJAH
    133 4 SINGAPORE, Fri. American -born Miss Shirle Gordon (right). 37, a well-known researcher in Malay customs and the Muslim religion, has embraced Islam. The convention ceremony look plare at Ihe home of Tuan Haji H'anjor. **rret«i7--f Mitral of the All-Malara MnMltn Mluwnurt Snrirfv (Singapore) at
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    'Industrial climate of Spore one of best...'
    421 4 'Industrial climate of Spore one of best...' SINGAPORE, Friday. J)ISTINGnSH£D economists from five countries who concluded their five day seminar on foreign investments in Singapore today were unanimous] in their opinion that the industrial climate in the Republic is "one of the best in this part of the world." They
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    FATHER AND SON FREED ON HOLDING COPS COUNT
    116 4 SINGAPORE. Fri. A father and son were today acquitted by a district court on a charge of wrongfully confining two policemen, Yeong Poh Say and Teo Beng Hock, In Lorong 27, Geylang In April last year Ooh Choo Cheng. 59. and Goh
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    New cargo liner due
    109 5 SINGAPORE Fit. The EAC Lines' newest earfO liner Aro».w Is due In Singapore un Mnndav. on her return voyage from the Far East lo the North Continent and ScandinHVinn ports The Arosia which v. us :«-cenily delivered to her owners, is em- ployed in the EAC
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    Carnegie dinner
    27 5 SINGAPORE. Fn The Dale Came-jie Alumni Association will hold its Installation dinner at 'he Capitol Blue Room In North Bridge Road tomorrow at 7.45 pm
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    Unanimous report for President
    157 5 SALARIES COMMISSION SINGAPORE, Friday. r rilk Singapore Salaries Commission will submit its report lo President Yusof bin Isliak by Monday. The report will contain the recommendations of the Ihree-man commission on pay and conditions of service Tor civil servants. According to the chair man of the
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    Guest speaker
    35 5 SINGAPORE. Fri The Yen Narada Mai .i Thera will be a Kiiest speaker .it the Bucidhi-l Youth Cliele s a;itheiinu in the Thai Buddhist Temple m Bttal Road at 9 :<(> am on Sunday.
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    TRAFFIC MOBILE SQUAD DISPLAY
    172 5 SIM.APORK. Fri. A show of darr-drvil acts by the Traflu Mobile Squad (above) will constitute MM of the many items at the police military display on Aug. VI. 15. and I at the Jalan Brsar stadium. The Mobile Squad will demonstrate the skill and split second
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    Poly scale model aids PUB engineers
    102 5 Poly scale model aids PUB engineers CINGAPOBK, Fri. The Singapore Polytechnic has built and tested a hydraulic model for the Seletar reservoir enlargement scheme to solve some difficulties faced by engineers designing the works at the new reservoir. The scale model, built in the fluids laboratory of the Polytechnic, is
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    7 boys for sentence on rob charge
    103 5 SINGAPORE. Fri— Seven teenagers— the youngest a 14-year-old secondary school boy— were remanded today by the High Court for sentence on a gang robbery charge. The DPP. Mr. Toll Weng Cheong. said that the seven had taken part in robbing a Buklt Panjang
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    SIBU STUDENTS' TOUR
    50 5 SINGAPORE Fri. Fourteni students from Sibu will visit Singapore next month on an educational tour sponsored by the Lions Club of Slnga- pore East. The five girls and nine boys will be shown the sights of Singapore during their three day visit, from Aug. 8 to 10.
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    422 5 SINGAPORE. Fri. Singapore's low-cost housing projects have caught the fancy of six New Zealand Members of Parliament who are here for a five-day visit. After three hours of briefings, followed by a tour of the Queenstown estate, the leader of the delegation. Mr Daniel Johnston
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    Lock icon THE COMMONS DEFENCE DEBATE The decision to pull out is final
    529 6 THE COMMONS DEFENCE DEBATE The decision to pull out is final WE WILL LEAVE EVEN IF THERE IS NO STABILITY IN THE AREA— WILSON WHY BRITAIN DECIDED SO EARLY... LONDON, Friday pKLME MINISTER WILSON made it clear last night that Britain intcHded to withdraw her ground troops irom Singapore and
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    Book exhibition
    28 6 KUALA I LMPUR Prl Th* B: iah Council here will hold an e» b I r>n of book* la the library ><>m Aug. 5 to 12.
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    Lock icon 'What we must provide is what they can't provide for themselves'
    457 6 Ciulf and tb* Far EaM. Mr. Heath: I belicvf we should adhere to those commit ment.s and obligation* with the necessary forces to carry them out until there is stability in th? area which enables u» to withdraw. Obligations
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    Exam time: Those 2-B pencils have vanished
    180 6 OUNGEI PATANI, Fri. Imported 2-B pencils used in the Standard Five and Lower Certificate of Education computerised examinations, have gone under the counter Ace Td: ny to ihe Minister Hi Education, Inche Idohamed Khir Johari. who ■Hak'ng at the openSin Kwang Primary School
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    X-ray unit to visit Kajang
    42 6 KAJANc; Pn A mobile X-ray unit Mill MMt Ka... Monday to Wednesday to It wilt Rtve the free •arvtcc near i-Waar < n Monday and at me Chex Clinic in the D Hospital on the other two riay.s.
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      404 6 Kimco-Hough Payloaders Represent "A Payload of Power." These Payloaders have almost the same maintenance features which have placed its world. IH and KIMCO of Japan have joined capacity JH-308 and the 5,500 pound specifications as the International Hough counterparts, built in the U.S.A., Canada, forces to manufacture JH models.This is
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    Teachers . who give classes during holidays
    220 7 Teachers who give classes during holidays KUALA LUMPUR, Fri.— Teachers at the La sallc Secondary School In Petalint; Jaya here are Kivinu extra classes on Saturdays and daring school holidays. They are attempting it make up for time los. during the work-to-ruli by the National Union o. Teachers in March.
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    Focus on 'over the water' bandstand
    442 7 'FAIRYLAND' PARK OPENS SOON SINGAPORE, Friday gINGAPORE'S first bandstand on water, big enough to accommodate a 70-piece band, will be one of the main attractions at the new Macßitchie Reservoir park, which will be opened next Friday by the Minister for Law and National
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    THE TEA KIOSK
    27 7 The tea kiosk, shaped like an onen hexagon, stands on a high point with a commanding view of the new $225,000 Macßitchie Reservoir Park.
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    Logarta is silent on Sabah claim
    130 7 \f AMI V Fri The 11 Philippines Consul General to Singapore. Mr Mariano Logarta. today reported to the Foreign Secretary. Mr. Ramos, on adminstrative matters and said his report did not include the Philippines' claim to Sabah. Mr. Logarta arrived in Manila on Tuesday
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    Big prize offer for student photo contest
    141 7 Big prize offer for student photo contest UUALA LUMPUR. Fri. The closing date of the photographic competition for secondary school pupils in Malaysia and Singapore has been extended from July 31 I to Aug. 15. The Photographic Boclety I of Malaysia and the Student Weekly are Jointly sponsoring the competition.
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    Woman robbed of handbag
    52 7 PENANG, Fri. A housewife was robbed of her handbag while riding in a trisha in Chulia Street last night. Amman binte Mydm reported tn police she was with her husband Haron bin Ismail, a teacher, when two men rode up on a scooter and snatched her
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    More HK capital in S'pore expected
    530 8 More HK capital in S'pore expected GOVT MOVE WELCOMED SINGAPORE, Fri INDUSTRIAL, business and banking circles here are confident that the latest Government move to encourage the flow of capital between Hong Kong and the Republic will result in more investments, and also speed up the industrialisation tempo in Singapore.
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    BIRTHDAY JOY FOR RAF TENGAH UNIT
    142 8 BIRTHDAY JOY FOR RAF TENGAH UNIT SINGAPORE. Fri— A Royal Air Forre squadron, which ha> been based in the Far East for over two decades, today celebrated its 50th anniversary at its RAF Tengah base. The colourful ceremony of No. 81 Squadron was reviewed by Air Marshal Sir Rochford Hughes.
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    REMANDED ON POSTER CHARGE
    80 8 SINGAPORE. Fri. A youth. Chong Kol Fatt, was charged in the ninth magistrate's court today with pasting posters on the wall of the Jalan Besar stadium. He pleaded not guilty. Chong was alleged to have committed the offence at about 10.40 p.m. yesterday. Police prosecutor. Senior
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    Court transfer
    31 8 SINGAPORE. Fri As»t Superintendent Mary Quintal will be back as prosecutor st the Juvenile Court from Tuesday, relieving Inspector Mandy Ooh for full-time work In the Traffic Police headquarter*
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    Lim's call: Develop strong body and mind
    102 8 Lim's call: Develop strong body and mind CINGAPORE. Fri. The Finance Minister. Mr. Lim Kirn San. tonitiht called on young people in the Republic to develop a strong body and mind so that Singapore could become a strong nation. He was speaking at thp Cairnhill community rentre. where 10 basketball
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    MP: Fitness the key to security, prosperity
    114 8 MP: Fitness the key to security, prosperity CINGAPORE, Fri —A trade union leader and Member of Parliament, Mr Bernard Rodripues tonipht emphasised that the people must be physically and mentally fit in order to attain their objective of economic security and prosperity. He was speaking at a ceremony at which
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    FAREWELL PARTY FOR GUNNS
    135 8 WITH a songkok on his head and a cold embroided Kelantan sarong draped around her, (ay Prof. Donald Gunn, of the University of Singapore, and Mrs. Gunn, delight members of a dinner party held in their honour. The occasion was a. farewell party given for the
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    Tribute to Le Cain from Police Cadets chief
    171 8 SINGAPORE. Fri.— Acting Assistant Commandant K. Thlagarajan of the Police Cadet Corps last night paid a tribute to the retiring Commissioner of Police. Mr. John Le Cain, for nurturing the police cadets. At a farewell dinner In the Commissioner's honour, he said:
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    566 9 EMPHASIS MUST BE ON HIGHER OUTPUT OF HUMAN ENERGY Our children must be carefully nurtured to ensure progress, says Razak BATU PAHAT, Friday THE acting Prime Minister, Tun Abdul Razak, said here today that from now on the emphasis on national development must be on higher
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    $3.8 m Batu Pahat bridge stands on rubber pads
    200 9 $3.8 m Batu Pahat bridge stands on rubber pads I BATU PAHAT. Friday /)NE interesting feature of the new Penggaram v bridge here is that it stands on special rubber pads. This, said the MitiLstor oi Works. Posts and Telecommunications. Tun V.T. Sambanthan. who spoke before the formal opening of
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    Longhouse Scout off to US for jamboree
    158 9 |£UALA LUMPUR, Frl. Fourteen yearold Ding Ibau, an Iban boy from the longest longhouse in Sarawak, left here today with eight other Scouts to attend the 12th World Jamboree of Scouts in the United States. Ding who is a first class Scout, .said
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    Aid given to victims of the landslide
    102 9 TAN AH RATA. Fri.— The District Officer here. Inche Abdul A7mi bin Abdul Tahrim. who la alsi, the chairman of the District Disaster Relief Committee, yesterday distributed more than 800 pieces of old clothes received from the Pahang State Disaster Relief Committee to
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    Govt invests $3.45 m in new steel mill
    139 9 I^l ALA LLMPUR, Fri.— The Government has invested 53.45 million in the Malayawata Steel Ltd. —the second time it has actively participated in private industry. Disclosing this today, the permanent secretary to the Ministry of Commerce and Industry Tan Sri Raia Mohar
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    LOST: A PET COBRA
    51 9 PENANG, Fri.— A pet cobra belonging to Choo Kee Jin. 45, living in Kepala Batas. was reported stden last night. He told the Police he had placed the snake in a gunny sack in his house in Padang Bengali before retiring The cobra was valued at
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    Ipoh taxi drivers to have own — phone
    105 9 Ipoh taxi drivers to have own phone IPOH. Fri.— Taxi* operaling from Anderson Road here are lo get a telephone booth following complaints that they were being forced to pay for use of the telephone by the owners of three garages in the area The Traffic Committee s recommendations tabled
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    RELIGIOUS ANNOUNCEMENTS
    259 10 M 11..../. >T I Mmimnmi IRLE PREIBVTERIAN CHURCH i. nn. M w.i.i nin. i. if* tin. ii- ..1 r.o.id lii.iio n.in. (Inlilrv I'mir fanj.int: .i nil P.m. Jm.n Hmvih. PRESRYTERIAN CHURCH SINGA Pflßl CorWf Drrtim.l Kirn.!. l'rnin| Road. Hiimlay ■anrtCM a.m. nnd rm. Runil.iy hrho.il w M.in. All
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      A Margin of Dates
      669 10 What exactly are British defence intentions in SouthEast Asia, \vi> asked the other day, not expecting Mr. Harold Wilson to make any dearei I the decision to ckw thl 1 Hritish bases in Singapore by 1 the mid-sevcntii Which came I first, withdrawal as long as
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      Dewan Progress
      369 10 Trn years ago Malay could hardly be used, according to a Dewan Bah«M dan Pustaka brochure published this week, "to write even a simple scutue book for secondary I schools." In some fields it was vei-satile but it was still not equipped to meet ninny demands of modem
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      Chore Completed
      212 10 The firry as a feature of Malayan life is rapidly dwindling away. It will not entirely disappear Penang will see 1o that but yesterday's ceremony at Batu Pahat means very few remain along the main roads. From Malacca to Johore Bahru, from Kuantan to Kota Bharu, ferries have
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    The changing face of Singapore
    1413 10 The changing face of Singapore by A Straits Times Staff Writer A VAST BUILDING PROGRAMME WILL REACH SKYWAKUb, btAWAKUb AND INTO THE HEART OF THE CENTURY-OLD CITY THE face of Singapore is changing rapidly as massive, phased development and reconstruction programmes reshape not only the skyline but the coastline as
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      Taxing gratuities of the redundant
      153 10 THE current redundancy axe in the British Services falls mainly on low paid industrial workers, and their gratuities after even decades of service are not high, though often touching the taxable bracket. These employees do not have sizeable savings and a portion of their gratuity
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      Framing an anti-mud law
      279 10 I READ with interest thP 1 Acting Director of Public Works" letter <ST. July 25i. Having recently experienced considerable inconvenience "ver an extended time by mud deposited In front of my house and in front of my neighbours' houses. I uelieve the Acting Director tand the
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      176 10 DONALD MOORE GALLERIES BUDGET LABEL RECORD FORTNIGHT July 29 to August 12th 1967 Do you go with the in-crowd? Do you still pay up to $20.00 for your lnntf-playing records? Or have you discovered that Donald Moore Galleries stock a tremendous range of 12" long playing Budget Label records some
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    Duped of housing deposits: Court finds for 9 families
    221 11 CINGAPORE, Frl. Three years ago. a development company took booking deposits of $2,000 each from nine families— all in the lower income group and living in Pulau Bukom without building the requirrd houses for them, the High Court was told today.
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    Tender for Ipoh bridge accepted
    79 11 IPOH. Fr:. The Ipoh Munici- pa; Council ha.s accepted a tender 1 for $257 776 for 11 new reinforced concret" bridge on Jalan Diitoh I over the Sunset Klnta. It will run para.lnl .wmc rtis'anre j away from the existing bridge. the last of the
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    NUT meeting
    24 11 KI'ANTAN Fri The National Union of Teachers will hold Ka annual delegates cinference t the Me'hodist Girls' School 1 here on Wednesday.
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    New Zealand trade mission to visit Malaysia
    110 11 rHRISTCHURCH. Frl A New Zealand trade mission to South-East Asia later this year will carry the widest range of products yet presented by a New Zealand mission. The misMun will visit Smgai pore. Kual* Lumpur. Bangkok. I Hong Koru and Manila in Octo-be:-Nov*mbe.
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    One day's jail
    41 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Frl Chla Chmn Koon. 30. wan today »»n--tenred hv the maglKtrates court heir "<> "ne day's lail plus a fin* ol >300 fur nrrxkinj into the house of Mr 8 Welinkar ftt I petaJing J«y» on M*y
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    The doctors who have to seek police protection
    323 11 DATO UNDERWOOD TELLS COUNCIL 0F... KUALA KANGSAR, Fri TWO medical officers recently posted to the District Hospital here are reported to have asked for police protection. This was disclosed at a meeting of the town council here yesterday by Dato »Dr.i S.
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    Singapore airport prepares for the jumbo jet age
    339 11 Singapore airport prepares for the jumbo jet age SINGAPORE. Fri. SINGAPORE'S International Airport will be able to cope with any contingency of the future "jumbo jet" age. This assurance was given today by Singapore's Director of Civil Aviation. Mr. Tan Beng San. when he commented on yesterdays remarks by the
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    'Launch training schemes' call to -bosses
    184 11 'Launch training schemes' call to -bosses I/'UALA LUMPUR, Fri. The Minister of Labour, Mr. V. Manickavasagam, today called on employers to supplement the Government's efforts to train workers by launching or expanding their own training programmes. This would benefit not only the employers themselves but also the workers and the
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    Union's choice
    49 11 PENANG. Fn Inche 8. D Shaik Adam ha.s been Plrcted pre- yident of the Prnang and Province bi,mch of the Amalgamated Nationil Union of l.ncil Au:hont:rs employee*. r h Mr I m T»u* Bti (resident, Mr I Teh Kong Menc Scrrr\,. I Inche sul.iunan bin Kab&im Treasurer.
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    Malacca will be our corn granary, says Ghaffar
    211 11 Malacca will be our corn granary, says Ghaffar MALACCA, Friday. is well on the way to becoming the maize granary of the region. The Chief Minister. Inche (Jhaitar bin Baba. said: ■"Inree otner .states johore. Perax and Negri Semblian have ordered substantial quantities of corn from Malacca." Inche Ghattar was
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    NIGHT RAID ENDS IN $9,000 HAUL
    94 11 DENANO, Frt. Custom* officers last nuht intercepted two sampans carrying dutiable goods Of] the coast of Butterworth. They seized textiles and cocmestics worth more than 000. Acting on a tip-off, the Cusj toms men stopped the first sampan at about 9 45 p m.
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    The Red threat—by Sli
    158 11 The Red threat— by Sli I KUALA LUMPUR. Frl. I HPHE Communist threat, which is expected to become most obvious around next election time in Sarawak, can be eliminated with the help of Indonesia, Sarawak's Chief Minister, Penghulu Tawi SH, said today. Penghulu Tawi SH. who was here to attend
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    Schoolboy in the sea
    40 11 SINGAPORE. Fn. A schoolbny found floating in th<- Nicoll Hizlnov vestprriav evenMdiy idrn'iiied hy his mo'hcr Leone Yrn F I Ciiusi Seng Koon- II .1 .student of the Whamnoa School. Police do nnt suspect foul play.
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      765 11 TV MALAYSIA CHANNEL 5 Ku»l» Lumpur 7 News In English; 7 10 and Prnftitf; 6 Ipoh mnd I Balada Keronchong and Malacca; 3 and 10 Johore Malay classical music. 7.35 Bahru- 4 Talplnj; 7 Batu Bewitched; News in Mandarin; p a hat 9 Kluanc. 810 Lembaren Mlnggu P.M. 3 Opening
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      95 11 SWIMMING TIMES TODAY: Sedill Kechll 233 am <5 Bft> 238 p.m. (7ft>; Singapore 3.17 a.m. i7.lfti 350 pm < 7.3 it Poit Dickfon 1055 am (7.6ft> 11.04 pm i66ft>: Port Swettenham 9.55 am. (13flft) 056 pm. il23ft>: Penang 526 am. (6 7ft 454 p.m. (6 7ft 1 TOMORROW: Sedill Kechll
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    Penang hotels to offer 24-hour service now
    266 12 Penang hotels to offer 24-hour service now DBNANG, Fri. 1 With the introduction of a 24-hour ferry service from Aug. 1. most hotels in Penang will open 21 hours a day "Ours is like an essential service and many hotels will have to arrance extra shifts to tope with thr
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    Transport talks
    24 12 SEREMBAN Fn Ihe Mlnistrr for TtUMpori Tan Sn Button, will meet transport operators tl the Town Hall hcrr tomorrow at 10 a.m
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    'No chance to work' cripple's $35,000 claim—
    275 12 'No chance to work' cripple's $35,000 claim SINGAPORE, Fri. People crippled by accidents here are "very badly off" in chances of employ- ment compared with similar people in more i sophisticated countries, the High Court was told on Wednesday. Mr. H. M. Cashin. for an 1 accident victim, said that
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    Let us carry out a 'spiritual revolution'—Khir
    403 12 Let us carry out a 'spiritual revolution' Khir MINISTER HITS OUT AT THE SLEEPING PARTNERS AND YOUTHS WHO ONLY LIKE FUN... SUNGEI PATANI, Friday THE prime task vi Umno now should be to carry out a '"spiritual revolution' among the ra'ayat, the Minister of Education, Inche Mohamcd Khir Johari, who
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    New Singapore party gets ready for next year's elections
    245 12 SINGAPORE, Fri. I THE Singapore Na- tional Malays Organisation (formerly Singapore Umno) has bosun preparations for noxt year's Singapore grnrral rlpctions The parV chairman Inche Ahmad Hajl T i'T. confirm Ig 'hi ray. said: "We have al- rm !y directed all
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    Communist literature sent to Sabah
    117 12 JKSSEIION, Fri. Communist literature is being mailed to the public here from Hong Kong, it was alleged here today. The English language newspaper Kinabalu Times said the literature was in the form of a printed letter sent by the Rank of China in Hong Kong.
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    How to avoid the ordinary and sell yourself
    369 12 How to avoid the ordinary and sell yourself Techniques in advertising, by a specialist SINGAPORE, Friday rjONJURING up cinematic magic is more than jusi a profession lor Mr. Gillie Potter, (above) a specialist in advertising film techniques. "It is. in fact, a full-time hobby for me a way of life."
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      324 12 Straits Times Crossword 3 I sr~^^l 1 H ACROSS 8. Support chief officer inn 1. Something done by puplU arrange advertising perhaps? geu the cane, poaslbly (11». i lOl 8. Perhaps early part of recew 12 Forewarning before space (4 1. traveller carries it ln ascent 10. Object to strike
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      Fixing the work load for teachers
      348 13 AS a secondary teacher In a well established school I firmly assert that thirty-two periods of teaching Is out of the question. The present technique of teaching does not provide scope for much written work in class. This was the training we had in
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      Reporting the bad drivers
      127 13 I reler to the letter from 1 'CITIZEN 1 iS.T. July ldi on "Post cards to catch persistent bad drivers." The Police do receive complaints or reports made by members ol the public in regard to Inconsiderate driving. On receipt of a complaint or report from
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      Children's playground
      103 13 I REFER to the letter (ST. July 20). In which M. Sequerah suggested the construction of a children's playground and a swimming pool in the vacant piece of land in Serangoon Gardens between Cooling Close and Carisbrooke Grove. The Parks and Recreation Division Is always on the lookout
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      Cutting costs with smaller staffs
      426 13 AS a parent and an educationist of the third generation. I feel that Inche Khir's firm attitude regarding longer teaching hours Is a welcome step. The increased teaching hours will necessitate reduction In the staff (according to the new quota under discussion in the Ministry)
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      Children in the car park
      164 13 I REFER to Mr. William Lim's letter (S.T. July 22 on the danger of children playing in the car parks). It Is true that there were some children playIng in the car parks, but when the system was Introduced there were car park attendants to
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      LOYALTY TEST IN THE CINEMA
      130 13 LOYALTY TEST IN THE CINEMA I REFER to your editorial "Good Citizen" (ST. July 25), in which you rik h 1 1 y complain about those who fail to rise when the National Anthem is played. However. I think you are wrong when you connect national pride with cinema entertainment.
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      Checking food and drug offences
      246 13 REFERRING to the statement by the Chief Medical and Health Officer. Perak and your editorial comments on the drug danger: The shortage of Health Officers has not much to do with the curbing of the Illegal sale or use of prohibited food or drujts Sampling
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      BLOOD BANK APPEALS
      117 13 IREFKR to the appeal for blood by the chairman of the Johore Bahru Blood Bank committee 'S.T. July 10). Last year at about the same time >May 4) a similar call was made Of 70 J.B. EnKllsh College S'xth Former.-; who answered. 40 wore taken to the
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      49 13 T AST Tuesday, July 18. I received a copy of the Straits Budset dated Dec. 14. 1066. This is no surprise to us in Indonesia. Recently my brother-in-law In Surabaya received a letter from Sukabuml near Bandung. 'West. Java), which took sly months to move KHOO TIONG JIAN Surabaya
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      Fantasy and TV's 1Q ratings
      72 13 Fantasy and TV's 1Q ratings AC O R R ESPONDENT recently complained that programmes shown by Television Malaysia are an insult since they reflect an opinion of a 1"W IQ. rating for viewers. May I say that programmes are Intended for the majority. Perhaps, the writer may be above average
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      Without any notice at all
      55 13 AS a viewer of Televlsion. I am extremely disturbed over the many changes of programme made by TV. Malaysia without any notice whrtSOerer. Perhaps, the finest programme today is Hancock's Half Hour. When can we see Hancock again instead of the Three Stooges and Gllligan's
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      Minister opens premier 'shop window'
      677 14  -  BOB NG By EIGHTY MANUFACTURERS DISPLAY HIGH QUALITY MALAYSIA-MADE PRODUCTS AT PERMANENT CENTRE THE Minister of Commerce and Industry. Dr. Lim Swee Ann. opens at 10 ;i.m. today the National Chamber ol Malaysian Manufacturers 1 Display Centre— the country's first permanent trade exhibition. Air-conditioned and
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      Factories must be geared for export, too
      669 14 Factories must be geared for export, too f"FO be completely successful, industrialisation in Malaysia must not only aim at import substitution but must also be geared for export. This may not appear crucial at the moment so long as the balance of payments remain sound and Malaysia continues to reap
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      Link for two-way flow of ideas
      642 14 Link for two-way flow of ideas rriiE National Chamx ber of Malaysian Manufacturers w up throo years a 37 ontrrprisinir Industrialists tn art as the official eh iiiiifi nptwnrn the Government and industry as a wholr. NCMM provide a -> urhneeded link for n v- now of Hens. |nfn- n
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      More incentives to promote export of Malaysian goods
      579 15 More incentives to promote export of Malaysian goods THE Government will soon announce export incentives to spur Malaysian manufacturers to producing for the vast but as yet unexploited, export market. A Government committee which has been examining various proposals for about a year is finalising its report. Manufacturers are confident
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      354 15 MARKETING RESEARCH-PRINCIPLES AND READIN6S > ff Designed to give the readers a broad perspective of marketing research and 4\s**>/^^l Jl at the same time to provide intensive study and challenging material for dis- J^*c^° v cussion and evaluation. $7 All major areas of marketing research are presented. JH h^^ i^
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      1037 16 T i^i*l ImJ i J liT i 1 M l^J Tv 1 ik.M r B I i.niinuid Hum I'agt lU i ACICNOWLEDGMENT Mora's Hi i Mmim.im) MR no. CORNELIUS .md family or Muar uiank iri.nds and relatives for 'heir axsisiance. condolences, "reams, donations. irlriirama. visits di:rinis their recent oereavement. RaiGIOUS
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      975 16 ACCOMMODATION VACANT IS Wordt St i Mm.,— Box it ett txtrm SIIKINC ACCOMMODATION' NSW CENTURY Realty Company provide rxrrutnt Bungalow I Flats in rejpe. table residential districts S3OU SI. JOO '.'71 73 3611 91 Spore NEW CENTURY REALTY COM PANY presently require accommodation in Kuropean districts. 1300 SI. MM* monthly
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      1223 17 BUCKNALL S.S. CO., LTD. SEE OVERLEAF FOR OUTWARD SERVICE FROM UK., CONTINENT. Laalitf tan Sinfaport P. S'hta Ptaaai CITY OF JBHANNESIURG MOfOur 4 4 Au| tin BF tUILMBRB i,"R «olttroiwi, Himouif. Ha.'i 21 21 Aut MNIil CIH IF ST. ALIAHS isrcon Rcf»'lart. Hamkurf. ■J MSrout* I? lilt CIU BF DUNDEE
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    Small turnover on Rubiber Market
    341 18 rpHE week's trading on the M. Rubber Market was sub- ject to some fluctuation, but I turnover was again on the Mnall side, and lack of any worthwhile demand resulted in lower levels, state H.C.B. A. Co. Ltd. in their current review. Upcountrr codown filing
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    SHIPS IN PORT
    315 18 SHIPS lying alon«»irja tht Sinaapoia Harbaur wharvti ar axpactad today ara: Lan MncrtK B Likii 17. pa.auu I I, r.Hjan 10 11. QBaaaa Maru M M. rtrnbrook 31.32. \zurna .'l3/34. Texaco Oregon <Tanker> .'in tcmcc 4u 41, Esaen 42 t" Centaur 45, Benhiant M, Glenorcbv 47. and
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    H. K. RATES
    39 18 ON ihi- trat nthinii marktt Hone Konc vf>«trrdav ih» U I Dollar 'as <)iiot»<l at B.MI tor T.T. anri A «»i for aa»h. Ittrlint "Hi qiioied »t IS 13 and ana taal af roll at 1711
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    CLOSING PRICES
    22 18 July 28. M BBbK PRICE: 551 cents (unchanged). UN: Still) (down s«\enty-five cents) Estimated offering 230 tons (down 10 tons).
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    MERLIN FEATURE ON QUIET STOCK EXCHANGE
    804 18 From Our Market Correspondent THE industrial section of the Stock Exchange yesterday was quietly steady with a big feature in Merlin Hotel which in the last two days or so has been bavins very large turnovers. Yesterday business was done from 51. 70 to
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    STOCK INDICES
    34 18 Malayan Stock Indirrs. July tl. July !K. Industrials: 117.71 I is.M Pronrrtir*: 10!).x:: lll.ul v Minings: >i\.s: <v.SI tl rubbers: 108.93 1(18.93 v Dec. 29, 196' i 100. Db*. 30. 1966 100.
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    BUSINESS ON STOCK EXCHANGE
    1379 18 DISINKSS in and reported to the Singapore and Kuala Uimpur tradinc rooms of the Stock Exchange yesterday with the number of (hares traded in brackets: INDUSTRIALS: Bouitoad |4.«MH Sl.il Central Suaar 1.1 $1.70 D. iM.Uliui 51. 71 v. il'OOOi 51. 73. U. .i.OOO) SI SH '6.(i00>
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    95 18 MELBOURNE. Frl INDUSTRIALS xenerally continue ed to Improve. Leaders again were variable bui mostly fluctuated narrowly 8.H.P.. however, featured with a sharp jump of 25 cents to $10.45 in busy trading Minings were mostly higher. Nickel Issues recovered part of recent lotses Western Mining up 65 cents to
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      1154 18 V\*^""~' KAW ASAKI KISEN KAISHA LTD. Western Australia/ Singapore Japan Service ••Jeuai Maru" Sailei Cia ?5 I Auf 13 Auf "Muntskima Mara" 7t 2t July ii Aut I) Aut II Aat "M.Hiima Mara it JO Jut it.pt K s.at >o s.pt '•Ttifea Mara" II 31 Sept 7,1 Oct 17 Oct
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      950 18 »UST»HU NEW a»l»N0 SCRVICE. INDIA. MaWIM IND FAR UST SdtVICES |la FrMMBM. Mataaat, Mellaarnc Syinej It: MafrH ani Natatattmain I«VOP» I J «a| '1 »»I 12 U*« RAJUU S iV"»«t UAm u'lat lULIMII J Seat I 1 Sett Unseat RtJUl* 31 Sept S Sipt I Sect IMKTI 7 Oct II
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      148 18 tO. GEHOA MABSEIIUb. HNIWiRP. HQMtHUAM, tfittMtN. MOMBUdS Singapore P. ShaT Penang Genoa Hamo'j'o, TANNSTEIN (LLOYD) 29 July 26 Aut > Sept •AIEMANWA ,HAPAG) 911 Ad| 12/14 Aif 1b Ait 16 Sept HOLSATIA (HAPAG) 21/23 Aif 24/21 Ai| 27 Aut 2t Sett 10 let HMIMONIA iHAPAG) 10 12 Sept 13 15
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    Straits tin down by 75 cents in Penang
    425 19 Straits tin down by 75 cents in Penang THE Straits tin prire in Penanß yesterday fell "5 rents to Sfiin per plrul on an nrTennr, rstimated down 10 tons to 2.10 tons. Fair demand at slightly Inurr levels *ra«. reported particularly from Japan. The drop uas in sympathy u.ih that
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    RUBBER PRICES
    239 19 I «T flr.l grade rubber f.o.b. buyer* rWrterl at .1 pm. In Kuala I um pm and Mlnrapore at 5V t rents per Ib. inr lungerl nil ThurvrlavA rloatng Irvrl The tnne was very quiet. R.A P. and M.R.E rioHnr prices in rent.* per Ih. yesterday. Buyers' Sellers
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    71 19 1 para, prM *>rle*i r>er sirul umiv rernnut ell: hulk S4A| aellar*. drum «4<| »e||er» Copra: Mlted |f o h 1 lrjo*e JulT/ A'i* t'K Continent t?n| B. pep«er: M-jntr.lt nhite »tl7* *elle"i, Baraw-at .mi< ii« jellera. *pec«s: Barswai Mar* Jo2i *ell*r*. garhlei v-rk IOTi seller* (til MXi
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    51 19 1 mad* thSM rhange* in it* Mtet to mer>haht* vetterday (all Canad* Rinmt TT XS 1 1« Sit l« 90 d *t 3.^| credit trt<l. hill* Sellim TT *r 0O reirly: Canada Ml w»«l Germany I'JD 1 I N*th*r lind« im i BtUium iaoi. Italy BBlil Hie Sweden
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      80 19 TENDER KENYATAAN TAWARAN J.K.R. KEDAH Tswaran darlparls PemborftTH? vnng berrlaftar dl-J.K R. dl-dslam Kelas F: Kepala II Cheraian 2 dnn ka-atas akan dl-terima dlPeiabat Jurutera Neteri, Kedah Peril?. Alnr StAr hlnitgs jam pukni 3on petsne pada is hsnhulsn Ogos. 1967. tnrroK: •BTNA DAN MENYIAPKAN DPA BTJAH BANOfKFLAP H EMPA7 PINTI'
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      925 19 nntinned from Pate I*l FOR SALE li 9m4t M Hin Bn M in rtt txtrm IBCONOHAND HOUSEHOLO PUR NITURI. riiphnardt red* dlnin< tlhle „r ttvSawa* rnre. t*i ?«»«4 431#!S P pore. FOR VOOT LATEST (ar Ktdlo Auto arreasori't. contact Mayfair Au'o Piiprlv Gb., 88, Ro<nor» ranal Road. Tel i P
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      511 19 DRESSES ft DRESSMAKING U BTaHs t—Bos asfra PO tIANO'S lAILOMINO Cnmrt+l trorij I*/ S-A Orrharrt Roan nor« r-i 'VIHTf RED BFAUTV M STYLIST Aarona K»ha»S giva* you »i#tan.f for National S ror*. «*"7 Mra Ch#ni LADIES HAIRDRESSING II B'nrrfi l« I ¥im. )—B»M S* tttra ItAN NEW SALON rtruahwar* «|n.nn
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      723 19 H-HHHHpHß^|Baaaala^HHHpala^^HßV^^B^H IN THE HIGH COURT IN MALAYA AT JOHORE BAHRU W BANKRUPTCY NO: 22 OF 1966 Re Tan Hock Yong. No; 13-B. Jalan Meldrum. Johore Bahru. Date of Receiving ft Adjldlcation Orders 24 1.67. Date and place of First Meet inn 13 8.67 at 10 30 am at Bankruptcy Office,
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      580 19 THE BANKRUPTCY ORDINANCE (CHAPTER 111 APPLICATION TO APPROVE COMPOSITION IN BANKRUPTCY No 143 of 19J.7 <k No416ofl9«l RE: C. N. Gomes NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN that application mill be made, to the High Court. Singapore on Monday, the 14th day of August, 1967 at 10.15 ocloc'.. in the forenoon to
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      769 19 TENDERS TENDER NOTICE Proposed convenion nf j rooma nn the Firnt Floor of the National Theatre into premi«e« for the National Theatre Troat 1) Tender* are Invited from Contractor* who are able to carry out renovation and Interior decoration work, tot the conatructlon and completion of the above for the
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      740 19 PUBLIC APPOINTMENT PUBLIC UTILITIES BOARD SINGAPORE KIM INK 111 111 f\l( IMI N I IN"(,iiM,s SI I'KR IN I F;Nl>ING ENOINKKK •Xl .XC I KM AI. ill Mtlar) scale $1820x A inn-2120 Ihe i "nun. ii, ink- tmnif m offered mil he dependent upnn spplutihl qu.iliili .iiii.n* and exivnenre plus
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      Vase 'hope' Airstream is a smart youngster
      280 20 RACING with Epsom Jeep a top two-year-old in South Australia last so. son, is among the 35 horses entered for the Gold Vase at Ipoh on Aug 13. Airstream. late Chocolatier. Is a gelding by Kingroy. His first success was over 6f at
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      IVANHOE BEST AT 'ROYAL MEET'
      313 20 IVANHOE BEST AT 'ROYAL MEET' AMATEUR RACES ROYALTY and a host of YIPs will attend the Kedah Gymkhana Club's amateur race meeting at Alor Star today The rulers Ol Kedah. Pahang and P»rak. are expected in the Royal Box and to present to the winners the trophies named after them.
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      Singapore, Selangor tussle for honours
      256 20 Singapore, Selangor tussle for honours SCHOOLS ATHLETICS OTAR-STUDDED Selangor and Singapore teams will tussle for the major honours at the third annual Malaysian schools ath- letics championships at Merdeka Stadium from Monday to Wednesday. They look the strongest amone the eight teams. tielangor's line-up includes Asian Games bronze j medallist
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      ALOR STAR AMATEUR CARD
      349 20 RACK OSK J.-'0: PKRFORMEB*S Ml MOKIM. (IP. I \>S FIVK— 2K l( atchweigbti 12.7) 1 0 Adek J nit Amir's Kuda 3 000 Belom Tahu 2 4 002 Shane 5 000 Katie 6 00 Rlumut 6 7 34 Falcon Prinre 4 R K TWO 5.55: GOVERNOR'S
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        Lock icon Padmo's trip puzzle
        89 20 COPENHAGEN. Fri ofllciala of the D.inish Badminton Association sa.id yesterday they were not aware th*r Padmo Sumasto. tlie former chairman of the Indonesian Badminton Association, was in j Denmark. Kurt Moeller. thr DBA chair- man. said he had he.nri seme time aeo that SumaMo intrnried to make
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        Big Walk: HK may send Lee
        82 20 HONG KONG. Pri. Hour Koog'i fast-walkinc port man miv take part in the Malay Mail "Biff Walk" in Singapore on Aug. 27 Lee Chi Shine. 20. who won thr 40 2-mile rotmd-Honq Km,; walk last year, will be a tou?n compftitor in tlie Ifl-mile
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        Lock icon Milton hits 138 for Gloucs
        299 20 £RI('KET London. Fri: A century by Arthur Milton gave Gloucestershire, bottom dub In the English county cricket tabk\ first innings points against Warwickshire yesterday Milton reached hi.s 100 in 255 mm. with 14 fours, and VIS eventually out at 138, caught by John Jameson off
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      Lock icon 'RAMBLER' WINS, THANKS TO SCOBIES TACTICS
      222 20 'RAMBLER' WINS, THANKS TO SCOBIES TACTICS GOODWOOD I ONDON, Fri. FourlJ v ear- old Wrrkia Rambler provnd himself to be one of Britain's best stayen when he won the Goodwood C\ip over 2ni. 5f yesterday. "Scobie" Breasley th*> crack 53-year-old Australian Jockey, rode a fine tactical race on Wrekin Rambler,
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      614 20 OPPORTUNITY FOR TECHNICAL MAN A proyresstre concern in Singapore has nnancy for an Assistant Technical Manager v hose duties mil include the provision of an advisory service to clients in the sale of architectural works products; designing for clients; and estimating the cost of and supervising installation of products purchased
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      755 20 NOTICES LICENCES FOR SUPPLY OF ELECTRICITY Notice |a hereby given that th« National Electricity Board of th« 1 States of Malaya will consider applications 101 Public Licences tc provide a 24 hour electricity *upply to the undermentioned villages Person* Interested in giving such a supply .should apply to Ketua Pemereksa
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      486 20 TENDERS KENYATAAN TAWARAN J.K.R. JOHOR. Tawaran daripada Pern Oorong-' yang berdaftar de1 1 iigan J.K.R. di-dalam Kela.- D' dan ka-ata> akan dl- tenma di Pejaoat Junitera NeKen. Jabaian Kerja Raya Johor. J. Bahru hingga jam pukol 230 petans Dada 12hb Ogo.s. 1967 untok: PEMBENAAN JAMBATAN DI-ATASSLNGAI MENGKIBOL JALAN BESAR. KLUANG.
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      Singapore slide, then fight to get on top
      810 21  - Singapore slide, then fight to get on top NORMAN SIEBEL MCA CRICKET FINAL By SINGAPORE resolutely put a disastrous morning's batting behind them to shade Selangor on the first day of the Malaysian inter-state cricket championship final on the Kuala Lumpur padang yesterday. Sent in tn bat on a slightly
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      SCOREBOARD
      187 21 SINCAPORE IST INNS R. TF.SSE\»OHN b Marlmuthu 3 J JFREMIAH c Delllkan b Guru 33 J. GRIFFITHS b tsne 20 P. HART st de Souza b Delllkan 21 A. DE SILVA c Tharu b Lane 48 P. GATHA c Jagdev b Delilksn 18 H. PARAM b Dettlknn 0 K.
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      Sports stars coming for Foundation's opening
      360 21 OLYMPIC champion Peter Snell to coach the athletes; Test player Norman O'Neill to instruct the cricketers. These are part of the embellishments being laid on for the official opening of the National Sports Foundation of Malaysia on Sept. 2 by the Deputy Prime Minister
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      SELANGOR'S BETTER TEAMWORK PAYS OFF
      230 21 RAZAK CUP HOCKEY CELANGOR put np a spiendld performance to beat Singapore 3-1 in the Razak Oip hockey Grniin "B" semi-finals at Ipoh yesterday. In the other match in th > group yesterday. Perak. the holder*, easllv outplayed Tre-igganu 4-0 in a dull. one-.«lded Kame
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      Aswad's run is best of five marks
      174 21 Aswad's run is best of five marks I ATHLETICS LIVE RECORDS MN broken on fh» final day of the Kedah AAA rhampionihips at Alor star jreaterday Py»d A.«\<ad wm awatwad the I Best Performance trophy tor hiv 'ec>rd-breakins run of .sn B in the 400 metres Syed also equalled the
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      Sasa pick 21 for training
      78 21 The Singapore Ama'^ur Pwinjming Assocntion yesterday named 21 swimmers 13 men *nd eight girls for cen'ralis'd training in preparation for the International meet aga-n^t M*Uyca. the Philippine.,, Indonesia and Thailand. Th»y are: Men Pin Kon Chong. Winston Tuv. Kenwth Kee. Tang Hong Kee. O"- K»nt
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      PERLIS FIVE
      44 21 Per.is AA/ will send fve athle'es to tht M*lay»i«n national I championships at Alor Star nt\ Aug 16-18 They are LA. Shaharuddin iBinm and l.SOflmi. K Thambyrajali <pole vault Le# Hor Ngin (javelin). Wan M. Harris i>ng jumpi and V. T>l--raisam% Mnonomi
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      49 21 EMEBON SHAMPOO FOR AIL TYPES OF llSill* U i \iißo\ |:\URO\ EMERDN SHAMPOO CONOITICNS you- t>^" n« i» r'tvt o-<<( ,c..- >- 9 ,k II t »nten> \tO* t c-"ci -g per bottle: 51.20 only UCM 4NO OH CO I'D TCKTO M»*N r i'b->»M IHI I>ON DINTiHiCf .M> I'D J*v*
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      134 21 VALLEY MANSIONS Beautiful modern flats in the ideal residential district JUNCTION OF RIVER VALLEY ROAD OXLEY ROAD, SINGAPORE. PRICES FROM $24,000 UPWARDS Each Flat (Ground Fl., Ist to 4th Fl.): Tenure of Land: Freehold, Free from Lobby. Verandahs. Lounge /Dining Room. 2 encumbrances on completion and handing Bedrooms. Study, Kitchen.
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      113 21 ATHLETICS KF.PAH AAA lAlor Star): Men !00m: 1 M A HußMin 2 A. Rahman 3 B. Sunlr 11 2. lOflm hurdler: 1 D Arshad 2 W F»thul 3 B Awang 17.1. 200 m: 1 S Aswad 2 M. A Hujsain 3 6. Taiuridln 22 R irec equtilledi. 400 m:. 1
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      455 21 OUMtny 2 R Kawlrajan 3 M Kandasamy lhr 55:22.4 (rec); 4xl00m: 1 SAH College 'A' 3 Mercury 'A' 3 St. Michael's (Prlvatei 45 4: 4x400n: 1 BAHC 'A' 2 Ibrahim School 3 Mercury 'A' 3 39 8: lone jump: 1 N. KasMm 3 R Ahmad 3 B. Nalr 6 40m:
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      491 21 Junior qu»rt»r-fin»U Trlok Kurau bt St. Andrews P 10-n, St Andreus 'A' bt Dunearn Technical 10-0: Victoria bt Whitley 9-S: RAffies bt Slglap 8-0; Mini -finals: st Andrews A' bt T Kurau 18-0: lUfflm bt Victoria 11-5: final: Raff lea 14 (goal. 3 tries) St Andrews 0 SWIMMING SINGAPORE ACS
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      168 21 ATHLETICS Perak AAA finals: Group 'A' Malacca v (Ipoh M*pal padang. 2 30); Negrl I Negrl (3.45>; Penang v Kelantan AAA (KOV Sen Serembani: (5 10. both at Malacca Club Malacca Police (Kubu Stadium grd>; Group 'B* Perak v S (tnr DTC 'quad' (J. Bahru): Spore '3 45); Trermganu v
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    The night classes students must not attend
    187 22 The night classes students must not attend SUNGEI SIPUT. Fri. The assistant Minister of Education, Mr. Lee Siok Yew, last night warned parents against sending their children to night classes organised by political parties. He gave this warning when he presented cheques totalling $2,898 to three schools here the Hlng
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    2 years jail for armed robberies
    85 22 SINGAPORE. Fri. A district court today jailed Chng Scow Hong for two years after he pleaded guilty to two charges of armed robbery. Involving $2,600. On May 1 this year, Chng, with two unknown men robbed Sim Hock Huat, a storekeeper of $1,600 at
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    TAXI HIJACK BY 2 YOUNG ROBBERS
    72 22 TAXI HIJACK BY 2 YOUNG ROBBERS SINGAPORE. Fri Two youths last night hijacked a school taxi after taking away all the driver's money $45— and his watch. The driver. Tan Toh Hal. 26. told police that he had picked up the two youths and three Nanyanx University students at Queen
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    Hotels in Johore are hit by the new wage regulation
    384 22 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri OOTELS in Johore Bahru, already badly hit by the stricter immigration control by Singapore since July 1, will be further affected by the new wages regulation which stipulates a minimum monthly wage of $100 for their employees.
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    LONDON STOCKS. RUBBER and TIN
    402 22 LONDON. Fri -The London stock market was quietly firm on a modest and selective demand. The big talking-point and restraining influence was the announcement of the terms of the new steel stock. Market trading was virtually idle most of the fternoon as operators waited for
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    Two Spore shipyards in giant merger
    342 22  -  GEOFFREY BOLAND: By SINGAPORE. Fri ITMTKI) Engineers Ltd. has merged ils shipyard interests with a big international group which builds warships from destroyers down to patrol craft for export to many navies of the world. This was revealed today when it was announced here
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    QUERIES ON CANCER: 'VERY GOOD' RESPONSE
    120 22 QUERIES ON CANCER: 'VERY GOOD' RESPONSE SINGAPORE. Fri. The Cancer Information Centre set up by the Singapore Cancer Society recently to answer the public's queries on the killer disease, today expressed its regret that it could not service the many calls they had been receiving about check-up and treatment. "The
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    DEATH
    34 22 CABLE RECEIVED lira. C \nn John beloved wife of Mr K.P John formerly of R.R.I and brlov i mother of Philip ChriMophrr M.-\ »nd Kduha ptmaed away peaceful:. on 27th July in i,.<i,.,
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