The Straits Times, 24 June 1969

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    25 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 175,000 Thfi Notional Nuwspaper The Straits Times Estd. 1845 TTESDAY. JINE 1969 15 CENTS K.D.N. 3104 M.C. (P) No. 0723
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    NOC: Signs of Red activity in some schools
    240 1 NOC: Signs of Red activity in some schools |(UALA LUMPUR, 1V Mon. The National Operations Council today said there won- signs of communist activity in some schools. i after here this :d: '.fry coned with the marked Increase in the activities s and their .illy in the trying to and
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    Only after 1971, says Lee
    768 1 Only after 1971, says Lee Defining five-power defence of Malaysia and Spore SINGAPORE, Monday FUTURE SingaporeMalaysia defence plans in joint partnership with Britain, Australia and New Zealand can only be defined clearly after 1971. This is the Bssessmenl of Singapore's Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew. In an interview with
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    Lock icon British troops not available to Seato after 1971: Healey
    195 1 British troops not available to Seato after 1971: Healey BANGKOK Mon. British forces will not be available for South-east Asia Treaty Organisation < Seato i contingency plans after Britain has pulled out her troops from the area by 1"I71. Hriti>h Defence Secrtary Mr l»rnis Healey said toil, n Mr Healey
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    Lock icon Terrible new instant-kill weapons
    499 1 Terrible new instant-kill weapons WASHINGTON. Monday A DISARMAMENT adviser has told Senators the United States is stocking a chamber of horros with instant-kill chemical and biological agents which are ridiculous weapons with little 1 real military value. This assessment ol the hemicaJ and biological ire preparations came Horn Dr Matthew
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    Lock icon Qantas on workto-rule
    68 1 Qantas on work-to-rule SYDNEY. Man. About 2.000 Qantas Airlines ground-staff have started work to regulations strike which could disrupt the company's passenger and cargo mi 1 vices The strike, involving 12 union affects all Qantas ground-staJ at Sydney's Mascot airport, and follows a union claim lor an Increase ot A
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    Lock icon Short of target
    23 1 KARACHI Mon -The military Kovernmem conceded today that Piikisiar. was unlikely to men its target of food selfsufficiency by 1970—Reuter.
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    Lock icon TENGKU'S WIFE CALLS ON MRS. SUHARTO
    68 1 TENGKU'S WIFE CALLS ON MRS. SUHARTO JAKARTA Mon. The wives of President Suharto and Tengku Abdul Rahman have held an informal meeting at Medan. North Sumatra. according to Radio Medan today. 1 esterday's meeting was their first, the radio said .Mrs Suharto was accompanying her husband on a visit to
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    Lock icon Penalty for insulting Malik
    98 1 Penalty for insulting Malik JAKARTA. MOO. A Jakarta weekly newspaper was ordered today to pay 250.--000 ruplahs to the Foreign Minister. Mr. Adam Malik, for insulting him in an article a year asjo. The weekly Bebaa iFreei carried an article entitled Adam Malik puppet for subversion nhorUy after two Indonesians
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    Lock icon Indira in Tokyo
    56 1 TOKYO. Mon Indian Prime Minister Indira Gandhi arrived here in heavy rain today for a fiveday official visit. Accompanied by a 15--member suite. Including deputy Foreign Secretary. Mr TN. Kaul. Mrs. Gandhi was welcomed at the airport by the Japanese Prime Minister. Mr. Elsaku Sato, and the
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    Lock icon 60-hour sermon by Dalai Lama
    74 1 NKW DELHI. Mod. The Dalai L.miH. exiled spiritual tuler ol Tibet, lias completed what may be the world's longest lII HIU II. lasting moip UHU9 W0 boun i" I 'iiwegation of 1.000 monks and laymen Official- of the DRlal Lama's bureau here .said today that
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    Clashes in Chekiang
    159 1 HONG KONG. Mon FICTIONAL iik Mine has broken out in China* Chekiane province, unconfirmed reports said today. During the past few uecks spoi.idic reports from travellers and other unofficial channi'N of information have told of renewed violence in at least three provinces The latest was a report
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    Raiders cross Suez, kill 18 Israelis
    307 1 Raiders cross Suez, kill 18 Israelis CAIRO, Mon<la\ l.^ypli.ii! military sj>okesman s;iiil here thai ;ii leasi 1«S Israelis were killed loday when two Egyptian arni\ patrols trussed the Sue/ (.';im;il ;ind attacked encim defence positions. The first patrol at l am. attacked anil took over an [si lell fortiiied position
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    Thailand revalues baht
    22 1 Thailand revalues baht land's cur: i ins ol 'hi 1 I bahl Tl P ii f H to be consld devaluation ap
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    STOP PRESS
    18 1 BHrT%IN WO BBODI I 0! 1 with if it pUhli r .i n C and tary
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  • FOREIGN NEWS DESK
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      Lock icon Judy
      636 2 The show went on always but the agony and the tantrums remained LONDON. Moil—Hollywood musical star Judy Garland's show business career echoed the heartbreak of her greatest song "Over The Rainbow," She died here yesterday, aged 47. Her body was found by her fifth husband, New York discotheque owner
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      Key posts go to pro-Europe men under Pompidou
      183 2 Key posts go to pro-Europe men under Pompidou pAKIS, Mon. President Georges Pompidou yesterday carried out his pledge to expand France's .uovernment beyond the ranks of orthodox Gaullists. appointing men known as supporters of European unity to key M. Valcry G i sc a r d d'Bitalng. brilliant balding leader
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      Population up by 516 million in 9 years
      122 2 Population up by 516 million in 9 years I'NITED NATIONS. Mnn World population m m:d-iy67. the latest date lor which mean.ngtul statistics have been collated. Vtf :J.420 million 516 million above the mid-l!«8 !:*ure tne United Na--1 urns estimated ti I V .UCllllg till Union, rud Hie Ur«f.~; population by
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      Lock icon Pueblo seizure a Soviet plot: Czech general
      275 2 Pueblo seizure a Soviet plot: Czech general T E\V YORK. Mon. A former Czechoslovak general who went over to Kh claimed yesterday that tho Soviet Union plotted the seizure of the American Intelligence ship Pueblo by North Korea. G«»n Jan Sfjr.a. believed to be the highest ranking Communist lm in
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      Lock icon Kissing hazard
      16 2 KARACHI lion.— Pak down or, COUP o public Five rouplM have been arrested —Reuter.
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      Train derailed but 62 saved
      48 2 BENARES. Mnn Sfooteum could have caused the neath of a' least 62 people when a pa*- .<■<■! ger train whs derailed near thU holy city ye-ierday. railway officials said They said fishplates had been if moved from the track and were found iyl'ig nearby.
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      Lock icon Jailed for life
      36 2 Tit AVIV, lion in-year-iid Arab girl Miriam Bhakhatr. a, .s entenced to life in iiHT.t yesterday tat plarini: ,i tmmb In the Hfbieu I'r In Jerusalem last Ma eh. injuring 29 people Reuter
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      Fiat take-over of Ferrari
      16 2 II HIN M o\fr 50 per i DC ':l* li.nunrement said jresU
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      Lock icon Ah so, in the bullring
      24 3 Ah so, in the bullring RICHARDO Mitsuya, a Japanese from Peru, in action during a Novillada at Vista Alegre bullring recently. UPI RADIO PICTURE
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      —Manila's 'homicidal maniac' captured by crowd
      114 3 Manila's 'homicidal maniac' captured by crowd MAMLA, Mon. A weeklong manhunt for Manila's "homicidal maniac" end d early yesterday with the capture of a 25--year-old paroled prisoner. Juanito Aide was finally collared at Sangandaan village in Nobaliches. Quezon City. 15 miles from the residential Sta. C'rus district of Manila where
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      Lock icon Porpoises save captain from killer sharks
      133 3 POKT I.AY.U (TtXM), Mnn. A shrimp boat captain, E. J. Lemaire, 55. says he owes his life to friendly porpoises that helped him after he fell overboard last Friday. Lemaire fell into the Gulf of Mexico five miles from the nearest landi.ill. Matagorda Island,
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      Lock icon OUR FORCES MATURED IN BATTLE NOW: THIEU
      422 3 OUR FORCES MATURED IN BATTLE NOW: THIEU CAIGON, Mon.— PreJ sident Nguyen Van Thieu said here yesterday that South Vietnam's armed forces had grown to maturity and could now shoulder major responsibility on the battlefield. .dent Thleu >aid: "We have already started and will continue to reduce the allied contribution
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      Lock icon Pope deplores 'legends'
      67 3 VATICAN CITY, Mun— Pope Paul yesterday deplored some tendencies in the pa.sl to attribute Imaginary miracles to the saints and build up legends about them He was speaking at the canonisation ceremony the simplest and shortest for centuries of a 1 French-born nun. Sister Julie Billiart (1751-1816)
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      303 2 STRIKE IT RICH in the great new "J,iVfetoaHivfcly OVALTINE We! Contest MUST BE WON 1 g,« $6,000 r2^z E r $3,000 3 ?R D iZE ►$1 ,000 PLUS-IUQ CONSOLATION PRIZES OF $50 ALL YOU HAVE TO DO: Using your skill and judgement, place the 8 photographs which you consider best
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      81 2 Hsemosol A COMPLETELY NEW BFEAKTHROUGH IN THE EFFECTIVE TREATMENT OF HAEMORRHOIDS ja (piles) Hi Mt i«a borrfei ot Good news for piles sufferers. A completely new therapy against haemorrheds that acts quickly and effectively to relieve pom and shrink haemorrhoia* (without sid* effects) in a .-ns'ter of dayt. Each easytotake
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      313 3 Japanese experts know the best watch in the world 1958 Ten years «go.thelst Japanes«Antartic tm^l^i^ff/J Observation Team' was equipped with ™TJ^^~^ Swiss ENICAR watches. Said team is sent to the Antartic every year and the mm mm^mß leaders of said team have put their J f confidence in Swiss ENICARever
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    Canadian Assn dinner
    58 4 SINGAPORE. Mon. The Canadian Association of Singapore will hold a dinner at the Cockpit Hotel at 8 p.m. tomorrow to mark the 102 nd anniversary of Canada. Before the dinner, there will be a reception at 6.30 pm at the residence of the Canadian acting High Commissioner.
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    Poly society
    23 4 SINGAPORE, Mon. Mr. Loke Pak Chee was elected President of the Singapore Polytechnic Photographic Society. Vicp-presidrnt is Mr. Chua Cheng Yong.
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    Toto 2nd prize won: Chance still for $77,500
    69 4 SINGAPORE, Mon. The top prize won at last Sundays Toto draw was $20,000, Singapore Pools announced today. The winner had four numbers and the additional number correct for ihe second prize Jackpot. The company also said there were many $350 and $15
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    'Scoutletics'
    27 4 SINGAPORE. Mon The Singapore Scout Association's Oeylang district will hold Its fourth annual "Scoutletlrs" at the Fowlle Primary School at 2 p m on July 5.
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    'Green wave' all the way except for one snag
    287 4 By CLEMENT MESENAS: SINGAPORE, Mon THE latest one-way traffic system in Singapore is proving a motorist's delight, although facing the usual teething problems expected of any infant project. The scheme, covering Serangoon Road. Jalan Besar. Bencoolen Street and Selegie Road, had
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    CALL TO PUGILISTS: WORK TOGETHER
    151 4 SINGAPORE, Monday pUGILISTIC associations in Singapore should drop the concept of the various "schools" of the martial art into which they are divided, and work together for the progress of the art. In this way. a stumbling block to pugilistic development would be removed and
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      178 4 KUAN MENG GARDEN 2-sforey Modern Terrace Houies 6 J /4 m.s. Tompines Road, (Opposite Zenith Theatre) Off Upper Serangoon Road. *i+ J Bedrooms. 2 Betht W.C., Utility, Kitchen, Stare, Large Living Dining Room, ipaoout Belceny A Garden Tenure of Land: Statutory Land Grant Frcr from encumbrencei on completion A delivery
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      532 4 I mwi SS a^LEßElj"^^"*^" It l*S- DAY' 130 «0* •> 30 t, 91i p m I THE IMrOSSIBLE YEARS I CRIiTINA rt I David Niven OPENS T> II "Today It's Mi TomorrcII Vontgorrc. I DEFINITELY LAST 2 OAYi! (NO I 10.450 m. I. IS. J45. 6 30, 91J I COLUMBIA
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    Rubber output of smallholdings improves
    161 5 Rubber output of smallholdings improves 1/ V A L A LUMPUR, IV ton Output from rubber .smallholdii. rapidly catching up with the production from ally dun: .irly Durin K i: f,, ur per rent. f the main factors i ased übber pr;ce prevailing riod —an r 18.6 I f he
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    Court told of persevering suitor's slaying
    420 5 FIRST DATE WITH PROSTITUTE BROUGHT DEATH SINGAPORE, Mon. |H E Singapore High Court today rd that a young fishmonger was abducted and killed on his first date with a prostitute, soon alter they had attended a midnight cinema show. The DPP. Mr. Tan Teow
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    Judge gives lawyer a chance to turn up in court
    151 5 Judge gives lawyer a chance to turn up in court KUALA LUMPUR. Monday. A LAWYER. Miss Khaw Yep M< asked the High Court today to issue a warrant of arrest for another lawyer, Blnnapillai Ananda Raj, who failed to show up In court for his ex-wile's mam vi. Th>' Barah
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    Suicide verdict
    19 5 \i'n!:h Muti A into the deatn "I Lim Bu Ann. knecttcklc in her mr on Annl 18.
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    Anti-cancer facilities
    44 5 Facilities for the treatment of cancer here »re adequate and ped for Mala leader of a three-maji Canadian t«am of aoc'.ors. I)r. Leo Milirmf] •The fanl.iies In (he radiounit here are sufficient for treating all types of rs Dr Mahonev »aid B«mama.
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    Aussie Lions group off
    17 5 i. A 16--•he itend :o the «n--n nven- r f-nter- j Lions Club.
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    Police College post for Perak CID Chief
    102 5 IPOH, Mon. Assistant Commissioner U. Santokh Singh, the Perak CID Chief, leaves here tomorrow to assume dutli Commandant of the Police Colleue in Kuala Kubu Bahru with tin Senior Commissioner. A barrister-al first Mala: police the United States for a FBI course after
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    'Patronise each other's shops' call to Malays and Chinese
    132 5 'Patronise each other's shops' call to Malays and Chinese KUALA LUMPUR Mon The Mentri Besar. Dato Haji Harun bin llaji Idris. today appealed to M.i l.i> -s and Chines* to patronise each other's >,lio|>n. foodstalls and task Dato Harun said IMg after presiding o\er the State Operations Committee which discussed
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    Arrest drama in insurance office
    101 5 Arrest drama in insurance office PA N G. Mull. Police sped to an insurance company In Beach Street today and arrested a man following an alleged attempt to extort money from the mauThe man. who was unarmed ome alter a short strui Poh id that he had walked into the
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      2667 6 STATEMENT RELATING TO A RESTRICTED OFFER FOR SALE OF SHARES THROUGH PRIVATE PLACEMENT A copy of this Statement relating to an Otter for sale of shares through private placement has been lodged with and registered by the Registrai 01 Companies in Singapore who takes no responsibility as to its contents.
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    Reply from the employers
    712 7  -  FRANCIS ROZARIO BOUSTEAD AND SMMWU CASE By AN employer's advocate today described us "unjustified ;m<l irresponsible" an attack by ;i representative of the Singapore M;inual ;iii(l Mercantile Work its' Union op the Boustead Group of Companies :iii(l the Kniployers' Federation hist week. Making his reply to
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    SINGAPOREINSPIRED PAINTINGS TO GO ON SHOW
    215 7 SINGAPOREINSPIRED PAINTINGS TO GO ON SHOW SINGAPORE Mon Local art! t Thomas Yeo will present M) of his works this it ;i different plane from his previous one-man exhibitions He will show what he terms as "very pretty SingaporeInspired" paintings. It will be the nrst time he has done a
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    Licence now needed
    44 7 SINUAPOKK M.m Collectors of sv.ill ai Housing and Developmpni Board flats must now be licensed by the board. A board statement .said that xwlll collection In future would only be restricted to livestock farmers licensed by the Director of Primary Production.
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    Hotel with 'a woman's touch' has 3 firsts
    337 7  -  C. K. LEE By SINGAPORE. Monday IT was a triple lust for Hotel Negara when 11 opened its doors to musts today. It was the first to open this year, the lirst to have the motherly touches of a woman managing-director to
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    Medical talk
    46 7 SINCiAPOkE Mini Bil^adier A P DiKiian consultant nirgWMl with the Brtttat) Army lure will present a M>ecial reMTCfc paper on the treatment oi stomach uiceis at a Slngai«ire surgical Society n tomorrow at 815 pin. in Mie Outram Rose: General Hospital patholoev lecture theatre
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    Noise: Only 3 weeks more, says HDB
    194 7 SINGAPORE. Mod He sldents in the Amber Road area, annoyed by the I noise caused by reclamation work, have been asked to I bear with It lor three more weeks. Apologising for the liuonvenlence. the Housing and Development Board today I said: "We
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    Bogus canvassers warning
    56 7 SINGAPORE. Mon. I'hr public were uarnt-d today that neither tin <iistoins .inri Kxcise l)<--p.irtment nor its sports i luh nor any of its organisations have mi- ,n im'<l i show railed "MaUm Testa I lii- drpartment said i :iii\.iN»ing for dnnationa towards souvenir procranime was unauthorised and
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      1962 7 COMPANY PROSPECTUS CONTINUED i It 31st December. 1»68 there were commitments for Capital Expenditure amounting to approximately SS.S million of which $2 7 million is in respect of machinery and fquipment ordered and $2.9 million is in respect ol extension to the present factory building and plant ?nd machinery. (11)
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    Working out hotel needs of tomorrow
    695 8  -  YEO TOON JOO By STATISTICS CHECK TO SEE THAT WE DON'T OVERBUILD GOH LAYS FOUNDATION FOR 40-STOREY BUILDING gINii.V PORK, Mon. The doverninent has taken steps to sec lhat the Republic's hotel industry does not overbuild. As a start, it has commissioned a high-ly-qualified
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    Father and four sons on a kidnap charge
    359 8  -  SHEN SWEE YONG rt SINGAPORE, Mon. A father and four sons, one a special constable, today denied kidnapping a man, said to be the boy friend of an adopted member of their family. The Sng family, together with an unknown person are
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    Indian troupe coming
    79 8 SINGAFORE. Mon A I •even member cultural foupe from India will give i a performance of "kaihak" c.assical dances and a I ••sitar" recital at the ("(inference Hall at 8.30 p.m. on June 30. The troupe, led by Mr Pratap Pawar. is being sponsored by the Indian
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    Austrian trade with this area expanding
    131 8 SINGAPORE, Mm. Austria s trade uith Singapore, Malaysia and Brim-l mi expanding rapidly, the new \u»tn.>n I rule CommissiontT here Mr. Paul J. Trru. S.u.i today. Austria imports from t. ■■Ml raw material ruhbrr. timber, palm .1 I. ipieet and hides. Her export* hrrr
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    Birdsong contest
    27 8 SINGAPORE. Man A birr! stnginK context will be organised I by the manaKement oommiuew of Calrnhlll communlt" centr* at No 4. Buyrmjr Road, .in Ju*
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      95 8 nirk Irtirtf By 1 h*>*tor UnniH L f YES. THAT'S THE STORY^ SOMETIMES^W I V|=S— OP— I [CfBUTA LITTLE BITT^ I OFEVERV CRIMINAL! JUST A HAIR! Z_Sx^ PERHAPS A WHOLE HEAD I I DAISY LET HIM I T i^J? l t W^r'^ k I H f rAj .^B| OP MAIR.
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    Lock icon Penang tourist guide Sabrina is crowned Miss Malaysia
    33 9 STRAITS TIMES picture by Ali Yusof shows Miss Malaysia 1969 sitting on her thron*. flanked by runner-up Rosemary flcfM and Sandra. Rosemary nearly the winner
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    A TIE WITH MISS SELANGQR-BUT FINALLY IT'S THIRD TIME LUCKY FOR HER
    288 9  - A TIE WITH MISS SELANGQR-BUT FINALLY IT'S THIRD TIME LUCKY FOR HER REJAL ARBEE, By Johore Bahru. Mon. "MISS Fenang", l'J-year-old Subrina Loo lTI was last ni'^ht declared "Miss Malaysia 1969" after a tie with Miss Selangor, 20-year-old Rosemary Wan. It was not until after two hours of deliberations did
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    LINE-UP OF THE FINALISTS
    90 9 FROM LEFT: Miss Penang, Sabrina Loo. 19, tourist guide; Miss Malacca. Lisa Lee, 21 hairdresser; Miss Pahang. Lucy Lee. 18. cashier. Miss Trengganu. Khairon binte Mohamed Noor, 19 .typist; Miss Perlis. Chang Choon Thow, 19, beautician: Miss Perak, Linda Cubinar. 19. student; Miss Ke- lantan, Bddatiah
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    Riddle of Miss Pahang
    98 9 KUANTAN, Monday 11 OH was Miss l.ucy I>«*. 11 18. Helrttfd to re present Pahang in the Miss Malaysia contrst" This Question appears to be on everybody's lips here. For no one *rrm* to know how Miss l.er, a cashier, w«s rhosen to represent the State
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    Sultan's visit
    25 9 The Sullen of Pahang will make a twothe Jerantut «nd Raub district* from tomorrow to •mbers of goodwill com- anJ vaxioua community •Mdara.
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      249 9 Straits Times Crossword ■■f jag ■Br^^^^^l~~ b^ ~"HbB"~~Ib1B~~~"bB 181 ACROSS 7. Bill needs it for salary note« 1 "'ZZ^ 22 St v, crew 9 KirtTwdtaJ' m word.—nothing unusual (11). u-nrih\ hume auuarrntlv! 8. River In the far north (4). apparently. 10. In time, poor Oreene appears Qf (U) to grow
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  • The Straits Times Tuesday, June 24. 1969
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      VANISHED DOUBTS
      581 10 Malaysian doubts of the •xtent of Australia's comnitment to regional def•nce have been short lived. :>parently Tun Razak left ,'anberra. But there was •a use for concern. and he statement made by Australia's Minister of K\ernal Affairs did not seem o explain entirely Mr. jortot ranea. •'rime Minister
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      Her 1971, and the in- talks. PRESSURE FOR PEACE
      420 10 Her 1971, and the in- talks. PRESSURE FOR PEACE Kor the third time since the six-di.y war two years ago Israeli forces have attacked Egypt in some h. much as though phasise that, despite iorts of the Big Four, a negotiated solution is no possible. UnfortunDOthteg that has <l from
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    Malaysia joins the space age with a satellite link
    902 10  - Malaysia joins the space age with a satellite link HUGH MABBETT NOT A PRESTIGE PROJECT. JUST PLAIN COMMERCIAL GOOD SENSE by Kuala Lumpur PAHANG fishermen will soon have a space age landmark to guide them home. Especially if they are sailing home to Beserah. a fishing village just north of
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    The Shah of Iran makes good his promises
    822 10  -  ALFRED FRIENDLY by TEHERAN I TNIQUE among the r-developcd countries, Iran is enjoying a reverse brain, drain happy evidence of the success of the Shah's "white revolution" and of his nations astonishing economic and social progress. The country manifestly Is mi the
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    Rubber:' Watch Indonesia' warning
    430 11  - Rubber: Watch Indonesia' warning ANTHONY NG •SI-KIQLS CO.MPITITinv NEXT YEAR I By A FDFK|ru KUALA LUMPUR, Monday. i-Kcm.n manufacturer of rubber processing equipment today warned that Indonesia would pose serious competition to Malaysia next year in the international market for technically specified natural rubber. Indonesia was now taking -giant steps'"
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    Going back to Kuching to see her 'kuchings' all 24 of them
    130 11 Going back to Kuching to see her 'kuchings' all 24 of them SINGAPORE. rived iron .unng b: the i> her father. Dr leal here. had during her U In Br. 'I am sure they will be biz now. The rats are the pride of our home." she >ald Miss Rizalla
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    London post for Foreign Affairs man
    63 11 KCAIA LUMPUR. Mon— An ifflcer In the Protocol Division ry of Foreign Af■\bdul Rahlm >ln Ngah. will be transferred to jr In th« U Hun Commission He wUJ lruve for Lonrioa at he end '>f the month. Wan Rahlm. who JolnMinistry In 1963, served
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    Minting of $150 gold coin starts next month
    135 11 Minting of $150 gold coin starts next month SINGAPORE. Mon.—Minting of the special $150 gold coin, issued to commemorate the founding of Singapore l>o years ago, will start next month a spokesman for the minting factory in Jurong said today. The coins will be minted at the rate cf 2.000
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    Tengku: More progress
    59 11 Tengku: More progress A LUMPUR. Mon. Tengicu Abdul Rahman, who underwent an eye operation re.should recover coinwitnin the next three .xrsonal physician. ;>r.> RP. Pillal. said today. After examining the Tengku :.p said: "The Prime nus made substantial The pressure on the affected eve has returned to normal. He should
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    Meet Sgt. Yusof 'champion-at-arms' with the foil
    228 11 Meet Sgt. Yusof 'champion-at-arms' with the foil CINGAPORE, Mon The man with the wide erin and an armful of sport> trophies is Sergeant Yu>of bin Hussein a sportsman well used t o foiling his opponents And toil is the riuht word as far a.s Igl Yusof (above) from Peiiane is
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    Lock icon New Apex officials
    37 11 KUALA I.LMHLH Mot An executive of Malaysia X* ck Product Sdn. Berhad.Mr. Justin Gomez, has been elected president of the Kuala Lumpur Apex Club Other officials are Mr P.K Sinßam. secreiary. Mubarak, treasurer— Bernama.
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    Illegal lottery man fined
    35 11 IPOH. Mnn Yap Chi* Chiang. 34. a wireman. was fined 5750 by the magistrate's court hrre today when he pleaded guilty to carrying on an illegal 1.000 character lottery here aa
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    Visiting artist in search of his 300 lost paintings
    192 11 Visiting artist in search of his 300 lost paintings SINGAPORE, Mon. German painter Pidder Zimmafs high spirits were dampened almost immediately when he flew into Singapore. The reason: In the airport lobby, he last three bags containing all his drawIng materials and 300 paintings. Mr. Zimmat appealed for help to
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    A course for housewives
    49 11 KANOAR M<>n.— The Prr' Adult Education Department lia.i in\;-ed women. between 18 and 35. to a;ter.ci a domestic science course, to be started -oon at the Wonipn.- Tramiriß Centre in Kfpalt B«:.«v Province Welleslrv Candidates ataoaM have pa.s»rd at lens- Standard VI (M*Applications close aa
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      743 12 Should your child be wearing, glasses? ONE IN EVERY 12 CHILDREN HAS SOMETHING WRONG WITH HIS EYES QNE of the happiest moments of parenthood is when your baby first gazes up with real recognition in his eyes. One of the saddest, and most guilt-ridden, may be the day, a lew
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      386 12 WOULD you like to try some InterestIng ways to present rice dishes to the family? Coming from the Nestle Test Kitchen in Kuala Lumpur are these recipes: SAVOURY "P I'LU T" RICK I OH MAI FAHN): You will need J cup diced
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      A MIX AND MATCH THEME FOR FASHIONS AT VARIETY SHOW
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      157 12 AFTER spring cleaning, scrub your hands with a damp nail brush sprinkled with dry baking soda to remove dirt that lodges In skin creases and under nails. As soda la traditionally a skin soother, you'll be Riving your hands a beauty treatment. Let your child help with redecorating
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      189 12 |T will be like a "family affair" when the Singapore Chinese Ciirls* School holds it food and fun fair at the school grounds in Emerald Hill on Saturday from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Students and past paplls are makinx a concerted effort to make
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    Hotels in Malaysia do not stint on food, says expert
    135 13 Hotels in Malaysia do not stint on food, says expert By CAROLE CHONG c H v aysla than •y other hotel specialist. Mr. W. T. Schimmel from the International Executive Service Corps said today. 1 have put on more than 101 b since coming to Mr. Schimmel told reporters at.
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    Lock icon Gorton's role in defence talks criticised
    451 13 'ABDICATING STRATEGIC LEADERSHIP' CANBERRA. Monday 1 JHE Federal leader of the Democratic Labour Party, Senator Vince Gair, last night strongly criticised the i Australian Government's per- formance in the five-power i defence talks in Canberra last week. Senator Gair, who heads the 14-year-old splinter
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    RAF Tiger Cats for war games at Tengah
    109 13 RAF Tiger Cats for war games at Tengah CINGAPORK. Mon. 11 The RAF is flvini; out a special missile regiment from Britain !"r in air defence e\crc ise to be held ;it lir Bad Air Kimfs I>n«ah base on July 3. Karl* next week, eiant VC Ma and Herrule> planes
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    Baby's death: Two freed
    52 13 BRUNEI TOWN. M T*en: \-*:x-ytar-old Ah bin Dollah. "accused of murdering a new-born baby, was dLvharged Kim!a BeU;t magistrate's court here after the court 1 that thf baby was already dead when it was handed nim. Ear.rr. a chare* 1 agalnyt burying the bah withdrawn br
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    Comet repairs: 'Fine job' by MSA men
    241 13 Comet repairs: 'Fine job' by MSA men SINGAPORE. Monday MALAYSIA-Singapore Airlines' engineers and technicians at Paya Lebar airport were today praised for the "fine job" they had done on the two control valves of tne airline's rive Comets which were found to have been "slightly below specifications." The praise came
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    11 13 head in thing was re•hf godown. I
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    BRITISH AID TEAM HAS TALKS WITH H.C. STAFF
    126 13 BRITISH AID TEAM HAS TALKS WITH H.C. STAFF SINGAPORE. Mon. The J British aid survey team, led by Mr. W.A.C. Mat Meson, had talks today with officials of the British High Commission on the political and economic conditions in the Republic. The British High Commissioner. Sir Arthur de la Mare,
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    Asian city planners open talks in HK
    88 13 JJONG KONG. Mon.— Top urban planners and administrators from 15 countries opened a weeklong conference here today. The conference la sponscored by the Centre of Asian Studies of the University of Hong Kong, under a grant from the U.S. Information Service. "The city
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    Lock icon Broadcasts to schools twice a week to foster goodwill
    116 13 Broadcasts to schools twice a week to foster goodwill Lni.\ LI'MPUR, Mon. Radio Malaysia's schools broadcasting service will introduce a programme on Monday "to cultivate feelings of goodwill among pupils." Statins this today, th<head of the service. In che Mokhtar Dauri. said the in minute programme, entitled "Rudi pekerti" (ethics)
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    'Mr. Goodwill' heads list
    57 13 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Mr. MA. Malik, the Roiartan who earned the name of "Mr. Goodwill (or operating a oneman service ferrying nurses to hospitals during the recent disturbances, heads a list of more than 20 members of the Selangor Pakistani Association who have donated a total
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    Singapore's first and youngest foreign bank manager
    112 13 Singapore's first and youngest foreign bank manager Singapore, Mon. Mr. Wong Nans Jang. 30 above i. has been appointed Singapore manager of the First National City Bank— youngest and the first Singaporean to be put in overall charge of a foreign bank. Joining the bank as an executive trainee in
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    Car hits tree
    26 13 SINGAPORE. Mon. Pour farmers were injured this morning when their car crashed into a tre* In Upper Jurong Road The driver escaped unhuri
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    'BIG SOUND' LOVERS IN FOR BIG TREAT AT STORE EXHIBITION
    148 13 'BIG SOUND' LOVERS IN FOR BIG TREAT AT STORE EXHIBITION Mon. "Big sound" enthusiasts will be given a roarii next month when a 10-d;iy "Sound and Vision" exhibition opens at the conference hall on July 18. On .show will be a million dollars' worth of th« latest in stereophonic sound
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    RUBBER AND TIN CLOSING PRICES
    26 17 RUBBER AND TIN CLOSING PRICES June 23. RIBBEK PRICE: 72| :enU (down tbree-ei(hts >f a cent). TIN PRICE: $617 (up 12.870. Estimated offerinr 270 ons (unchanged).
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    Prices continue to edge downwards
    329 17 Prices continue to edge downwards MELBOURNE. Mon. DRICES edged down on the Melbourne Stock Exchange today with falls outnumbering rises five to one in the mining and oil sections. However, although the downward movement was general, it was comparatively slight. B H P, alter opening at $13.80 and reaching $14.
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    Ships in port
    327 17 'PHI PORT OF lINCAPORI AUTMO 1 RITV ANNOUNCED TNI FOLLOW. IMC BIRTHING ARRANGEMENTS FOR JUNE 24. OUT: belra 3 4. Malayna 10/ l«. Kanalarlt IV. Kixnel ataru 21/ U. ItbmomaU Maru No. 12. IT/M, O s. Rakovtkl 2fi,30. Kvoho llaru Sfi/M. Stacnkrrk 34 3». Vanld 4n 41.
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    103 17 C MINUS Product Illllinii, Staiapart, neen elating prieea par pieul y«iHrd«y Ceeenut (111 Bulk 1481 aellera. drum Hi ecllert. Ceera: Mixed (fob.) 10OM Junt/ July UK/Cont. S3] B. Pepper: M intok wblte *122» aeliera. Sarawak white SI 20 teller!. apeciai Bamwak black IKO aellcrt. garble*) Lampong hU< k
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    Further rise of $2,874 in Straits tin price
    235 17 Further rise of $2,874 in Straits tin price 'TWERE was a further A rise of $2.87* in the Straits tin price ln Penang yesterday to $617 on an offering estimated unchanged at 270 tons. Main support was stiii reported to be from the U.S.A. LOCAL RIBBER MART: Quiet conditions ruled
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    Rubber eases on quiet close
    229 17 Rubber eases on quiet close 1 1 IV nrst rrade rubber f.ab. buyrrs cloaed at 5 p.m. In Singapore and Kuala Lumpur yesterday at 72% ce-nls prr Hi down thrrr-rifhths of a cent on Friday's clo*inf irveL The lone was quirt. HAS. and M.R.E. closing prices in cents prr Ib.
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    Hung Kong rates
    38 17 (\S the free wiahanft marktt in Bon« Kon« yeatcrda; tha U.S. Otllar »«t quoted at 6.0S for T.T. and «.n?.so for aatn. (ttrllnf *'it quoted at 14. 53 and •n* taal of gaM at 807.126.
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    CLOSING PRICES
    578 17 DID AND OFFiR PRICII OFFI--1 CIALLV LISTIO AT THC CLOSE OP lUIINIII IN THf (INCAPORI AND KUALA LUMPUR TRADING ROOM! OF TNI STOCK IXCHANGI VtSTIROAV WIRE: B. ACM A 1.94 Bmi A Co 1.9T Korn«> Rrrhad t.70 I.T« rrt Roui'fM 2.1*0 id Camel Plywood 2.45 ebl C. Sugar*
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    Prices still easing on Stock Market
    484 17 WITH buyers still reticent on the Stock Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore yesterday the price erosion of last week continued. Industrial prices recorded losses in value on the whole from one to four per cent. Some nervous selling was met by moderate short covering
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    Unchanged dividend
    130 17 KULIM Rubber announe* a final six per rent dividend making 10 per cent (or 1968 (same). Warrants will b- posted on August 8. The group pre-tax profit for the year was £115,821 i £98.620). The net profit attributable to group after tax of 3.2:^0 (£16.416) and other adjustments
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    More oil palms
    55 17 WINDSOR (F.MS Rubber Estate Ltd. will plant 114 acres of Its Malaysian property with oil palms this year, says th* chairman Mr. F.O.S Man, In his annual report. He said that a further 211 acres would be planted with palms next year and the first crops should
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    Reserves arc rising
    115 17 MALAYSIA'S foreign exchange and gold reserves continue to ris« despite the recent disturbances, according to tinurrs released by Bai.-, The Bank's statement shows that on June 14 It was holding S1.55O.64U.544 (nearly £220 million) in gold and foreign exchange, compared with $1,528,495,789 on May 31. which ltsell
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    Banks fairly active
    103 17 rpHE Singapore lntcr-bank X overnight money was fairly active at 3 per cent during the week, with eight days call money business done at 51 per cent. Treasury Bills were on tap at 4 per cent. Loans were quiet. In Malaysia 3± per cent, to 3| per
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    Tins quietly steady
    54 17 1TINS ended the accotlrtt In London at the end of last week quietly steady with the exception of several issues which fell back slightly on lack of Interest, Including S. Kinta and Geevor. Rubbers were narrowly Irregular with Kullm slightly easier after Its results, and Highlands and
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    Exchange rates
    76 17 'PHI Aeeealallen ot Banka m Malay. eia-Slngapere made theae change In IU ratea to merchanta on Saturday (the following ratra are quoted to the equivalent of 100 unite of foreign currency). Selling TT er OD ready: OeutftM Mark* BTT.IBM; Hellend CuiM.r* •M.MTB; SwIH Pranea STIMM; Balgian Frame 16
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    UPS AND DOWNS
    317 17 MOVEMENT! OF SHARE PRICES BASED ON A COMPARISON OF LAST SALtt IN THE tINCAPORE AND KUALA LUMPUR TRADING ROOMS OP TNI STOCK IXCHANOI TH TEROAY WERE: INDUSTRIAL*: ACMA <— 7 eenta>, Ben A C*. (—6 wnu). Bernee Berhad tunrh... Camel I—2 eanta), C. lunn i t <*nt»i.
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    BUSINESS DONE
    1029 17 DUSINESS IN AND KM'OKIM) TC» IB SIN(.\I'ORr: AM) Xl ALA I I Mil K IKAIHM. ROOMS OF THE STOCK EXCHANGE ir.STKKDAY WITH THE M MBIK OF SHARKS TRADKS SHOWN IN BRA( KETS IN LOTS OF i. DNUN OTHERWISE SPECIFIED. INDISTRIALS: AC'MA (1) $188; Ben and Co. tl> $2.
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    STOCKS INDICES
    36 17 STOCKS INDICES June 20 June Industrials: 149.17 147.* H..1. Is. K2.54 81.1! Prop*rUe»: 135.96 133.0 Tint: 82.42 »2.51 S ruhbrra: 189.42 191.4: Dec. 3U. 1986 100. 1 Dec. 31, 1968 Him. t Dec. 29. 1962 100.
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    Official rates
    49 17 (\S the official Malaran Short v term Money Market for th» week ended Saturday June 21 range of call rate* waa as follow v BANK FINDS: 3 per cent to 1!, per rent GENERAL FUNDS: 2\ percent to 4 per cent. MOVEMENTS of fnnda totalled 1251 million.
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      312 18 LONDON, Mon.— Dick Taylor, a 24-year-old stationery salesman, ran Australian world record holder Ron Clarke into the ground yesterday and recorded the fastest time in Europe this year for the 10,000 metres. Taylor, competing In only his second 10,000 metres, raced In more than
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      178 18 Widdows' prize by 'hair' ROME. Mon. Britain* Robin Widdows yesterday won by a "hair's breadth" the Lottery Orand Prix of Monza. as the first six came in within 85 .seconds of each other. Five of them were British. It was a great day for Brabhams. too. with four of them
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      110 18 Eusebio the fierce wins cup for his club LISBON Mon. Lusebio, the much-feared Portuguese forward, last night won for Ri-nfic.i. the pride of Portugal, the Portutue.se soccer cup. The win over Aiadrmica by 2-1 after extra time clinched the double for the Clamour club, who had already won the league
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      187 18 ONDON. Mon. Ray East, i the Essex left-ann .spinner, became the first player to take mx wickets In the Players Surd,,League when he took 6-18 against Yorkshire yesterday. Thus followed a brisk 61 by Essex batsman Gordon Barker and led to an 85-rur
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