The Straits Times, 5 March 1965

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    20 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 135,000 The Straits Times Estd. 1845. FRIDAY. MARCH 5, 1965 15 CENTS KDN 1189 1005
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    WELCOME in RAIN
    541 1  -  T. G. NG Ked carpet and three spontaneous cheers 200 children thrilled by special attention By KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs THE Federal capital gave Prince Philip an impressive welcome despite inclement weather when he arrived this evening for a two-day official visit. It was drizzling when his Andover
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    Lock icon Students in Moscow raid US Embassy
    260 1 MOSCOW. Thurs. demonstrators, shouting "Down with s the murderer Johnson." today broke through barricades and a human wall of Soviet policemen to smash windows of the U.S. Embassy and stain the walls with ink. The demonstration was in I protest against American air strikes
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    Lock icon Indon fleet leaves base
    56 1 JAKARTA. Tliurs— An Indonesian naval lleet was reported today v. have left the East Java naval base of Soerabaya to an unknown destination for what was described as part of the implementation of the "Dwikora." Dwlkora Is President Soekarno \s two-point command to strengthen i Indonesia's
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    Lock icon Manila thinks again
    38 1 MANILA. Thurs.— President Marapacnl yesterday confirmed reports that he had directed the Foreign Office to review the ex- j lstlng agreements the Philippines has with Indonesia In the light j of security considerations. Reuter. I
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    Just fancy that...
    78 1 >TEWPORT -Kentucky I Thurs.— A 15-year-old schoolboy has been given permission to leave school so that he can support his 19-year-old pregnant wife. At a truancy hearing, the boy told the county judge he had not attended school because he was trying to support the girl he
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    Off: 20 goods trains in two days
    378 1  - Off: 20 goods trains in two days P KRISHNAN B> KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. More than 20 goods trains have been cancelled since the Railwaymen's Union of Malaya "Started an unofficial work-to-rule campaign yesterday mornins. Most passenger trains were late again today. Thousands of dollars worth of perishable goods, usually carried
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    MALAYSIA. NIGERIA TO SET UP TIES
    108 1 MALAYSIA. NIGERIA TO SET UP TIES KUALA I.IMPI R. Thurs Malaysia and Nigeria arc to set up diplmnatu relations, it m announced today ■•Arrangenn-nts arc now well underway for the Malaysian (Government to set up a High Commission in Lagos shortly." an External Affairs .Ministry statement said. The Assistant Minister
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    Lock icon His death blamed on cigarettes
    66 1 LONDON. Thurs The death certificate of a Mr. 'X who smoked 15 cigarettes a day. Rave the cause of death as cancer ol the lung with cigarette n secondary cause, press reports said today Tliis is believed to be the in-t 1 occasion in Britain
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    Lock icon Sock gets Thai Note on talks
    367 1 Sock gets Thai Note on talks OANGKOK. Thurs. Indonesia was 10--day said to have acknowledged receipt Ol ;i Thai message relaying to Jakarta the Malaysian reaction to proposed new peace talks on the Malaysia crisis. Highly reliable sourv however, that the acknowledgment did not Indicate whether Indonesia would attend the
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    STOP PRESS
    48 1 M SIRAI I A KINGSTON. Thurs filirih h» (1 lt>st threr wiekfts for W in Hr*t innmu- it lunrh .»n mtoiml day of its Trst .tiMin«t Wi-Nt MIN 'Simpson 11. I ..ury 11 Booth 1 O nrill retired hurt 1> First D IM.i> Sr,- P.nr ti
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  • AFRO-ASIAN AND PACIFIC DESK
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      Lock icon Terror bomb kills 4 children
      107 2 Terror bomb kills 4 children CAIGON. Thurs. A terrorist bomb exploded beside a bar here last night killing four Vietnamese children and wounding 11, Saigon hospital reported today. A United States military spokeman said two Amerlear servicemen were slightly hurt by flying glass splinters in the blast. It was the
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      LANDING OF MARINES PUT OFF
      124 2 LANDING OF MARINES PUT OFF SAIGON. Thurs. The. landing of U.S. Marines to guard key American installations in South Vietnam has been postponed indefinitely, usually reliable sources here said today. The Marines, from a battalion cruising with the Seventh Fleet, had been expected to land at Da Sang airbase 375
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      Lock icon More air raids on way to make Ho end war
      260 2 WASHINGTON. Thurs MORE U S. air strikes against North Vietnam were predicted here yesterday in continuation of a policy of putting pressure on Hanoi to seek a peaceful settlement. There wore no announcements of any new raids as a followup
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      Lock icon Riots over new varsity head
      98 2 Riots over new varsity head LAGOS. Thurs. Riot police used teargas and clubs yesterday to disperse students at the University of Lagos who clashed in a dispute over the replacement of the university's Vice Chancellor. At least five students were arrested and four treated for injuries. A police detachment was
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      Lock icon $1.3 mil. tax
      43 2 j NEW DELHI. Thurs. The i Aga Khan h.i.s paid two million 'rupees ($1.3 million in full settlement of the 8.100.000 rupees <$5 I million! income tax owed to India j by hus grandfather, the late Aga I Khan.— Reuter.
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      Lock icon Earthshocks
      28 2 IZMIR (Turkey). Thurs. A series of earthsriocks rocked the Aegean region of Turkey on Tuesday night and yesterday, cracking i.d toppling chimneys. No casualties \vei> reDorted.— A.P.
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      $30,000m. budget
      33 2 TOKYO. Tli urs— Japans Lower House of Parliament yesterday j approved the 1965 fiscal national budget totalling 3.658.080 million I yen < $30 000 million) the largest in Japanese history. A. P.
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      Lock icon AMERICA MAY BE INVOLVED IN WAR No. 2 IN A YEAR'
      246 2 AMERICA MAY BE INVOLVED IN WAR No. 2 IN A YEAR' \V ASHI.NGTON, T Thurs. Senator Robert F. Kennedy, the former Attorney General. said last night the Unitod States might be irV volved in another war in South-East Asia within a year. Relations between Indonesia and Malaysia were deteriorating steadily
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      Pakistan goods for Indonesia
      55 2 RAWALPINDI. Thurs. Pakistan will export to Indonesia goods worth U.S. 110 million in the next i six months, a Government statement said yesterday. The exports will be financed out of ;i Pakistani loan of this amount. Exportable items are raw cotton, •otton yarn, gieycloth, gunny bags
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      Lock icon US consulate guarded
      29 2 JAKARTA. Thurs.— The United Stales consulate building in Medan. North Sumatra, has been placed under guard following recent ami-American demonstrations. Embassy officials here confirmed yesterday. Reuter.
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      'Withdraw forces' demand by Reds
      329 2 MOSCOW, Thurs. REPRESENTATIVES of 19 Com- r munist parties, meeting in Moscow yesterday, demanded the immediate withdrawal of American forces from South Vietnam, the Soviet news agency Tass reported. In a joint declaration, the parties also called on the United States to stop forthwith all
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      Lock icon 600 homes burnt
      28 2 RANGOON. Ihur.v Nearly 3 000 people were made homeless whr:i more than 600 hau.«es were gutted in a fire which broke out here yesterday.— Reuter.
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  • EUROPEAN AND AMERICAN DESK
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      Lock icon Nazis roughed up at meeting
      73 3 4 PAIR of uniformed members of the American Nazi Party were roughed up while picketing a |ewish meeting in San Francisco. Here policemen separate |ow Witkower, (left) from Naxi picket Ronald Daley (right) during the scuffle. The mass meeting was being held in protest ovei
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      Lock icon Winter chaos
      24 3 BONN. Thurs. Winter gripped moat 01 Europe today taming temperatures and snow brmginc chaos to road and rail traffic and shipping. Reuter
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      Lock icon Kosygin reverses Nik's economic decisions
      231 3 Kosygin reverses Nik's economic decisions MOSCOW, Thursday. Soviet Union yesterday announced a new Government re-organisation which reverses decisions made by Mr. Khrushchev j in' 1962. Six ministries, all of them concerned with the economy, which were relegated by the former premier to the status of State committees, have been restored
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      Lock icon Flu epidemic in Hungary
      50 3 BUDAPEST. Thurs. The Hungarian Ministry ot Health said yesterday that an bat European influenza epidemic had reached Hungary. The Ministry reported many flu (Mj-e-s In southern and central Hungary. Thr virus was a milrl lorm and mast patients recovered In two or three days' time. UPI.
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      Lock icon Liz Taylor weeps as her Rolls kills a woman
      232 3 Liz Taylor weeps as her Rolls kills a woman I)UBLIN. Thurs. A 3J chauffeur-d riven car taking actress Elizabeth Taylor to meet her husband Richard Burton last right knocked down and killed an elderly woman. The Rolls-Royce car was driven by Miss Taylor's regular chauffeur. Gaston Sanz. who had Just
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      Lock icon Police find missing sister of Saudi envoy
      143 3 NEW YORK. Thurs.— The 13- year-old sister of Saudi Arabia's ConsulGeneral here, who had been missing since Tuesday, was found yesterday in an hotel here. Police quest loed a 24-year-old garage mechanic who. they said. 1 had been with the girl. Parents of
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      Lock icon Britain's road deaths
      55 3 LONDON. Thurs. Death* «nd injuries on Britain's roads soared to a peace-time record of 385.499 in 1964 an eight -per cent In- over the 1963 figure, the Ministry of Transport announced tonight. Some 7.280 people were killed up 898 over the 1963 toll and mnrr than 95.000
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      Lock icon General dies
      45 3 TOKYO- Thurs. Gen. Masakazu Kawabp. who commanded the Japanese forces against the British 14th Army in Burma during the war and became commander lof Japan's Ist military force immediately after his country's surI render In 1945. died here yesterj day. aged 78— Reuter.
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      Lock icon Ex-TUC chief dies
      28 3 LONDON. Thurs Jack Tanner, chairman of the British Trade* Union Congress in 1953-&4--1 died in Heathfleld yesterday aft«r a long illness. He Was "5. AP.
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      Fifth underground N-test of year by Americans
      156 3 WASHINGTON. Thurs. The United States yesterday conducted an underground nuclear t«-*t and also announced that it had recorded seismic signals of "an event" which had occurred in a Soviet nuclear testing irci A spokesman for the Atomic Kncrgy ('ommis sion, which disclosed the
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      Lock icon Winston's grave: Hot dog menace
      84 3 BLADON VILLAGE, Thurs. The parish council that guards the land surrounding Sir Winston Churchill's grave took action yesterday against hot dog stands and other commercial paraphernalia. I The six-man council passed a resolution against any large-scale commercialisation that would change the character of their quiet
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      Lock icon Papal appeal
      28 3 VATICAN CITY. Thurs. Pope Paul yesterday asked Roman Catholics to hold collections for the world's hungry during the 40--day period of Lent which began yesterday. Reuter.
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      Lock icon 'Who'll lead MRM?' riddle as leaders gather
      174 3 'Who'll lead MRM?' riddle as leaders gather ONDON. Thurs. Top supporters of the Moral Rearmament Movement from all over the world gathered here last ninht for the funeral i today of their leader. Iff. Peter Howard, with no signs of a successor yet emerging. Mr. Howard, who died In Lima.
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      NURSE FAINTS AT 'MERCY KILLINGS' TRIAL
      79 3 NURSE FAINTS AT 'MERCY KILLINGS TRIAL J^JUNICH, Thurs. Anna Gastler, 67. one of 14 nurses on trial here for aiding in the murder of 8.000 mentally or physically disabled patients under the Nazi regime, had a heart attack in court yes- terday and was carried out. The trial of the
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    Big rush by skilled workers for Sabah jobs
    303 4 Big rush by skilled workers for Sabah jobs CINGAPORE, Thurs. There was a big rush by skilled workmen, mostly unemployed, at the Havelock community centre this afternoon to apply for jobs from the visiting 16-man mission from the Sandakan Contractors Association. Police stood by outside the centre, as the applicants
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    TEA FOR QUIZ PRIZE DONORS
    166 4 SINGAPORE. Thursday. THE wife of the Yang di-Pertuan Negara, Toh Puan Noor Aishah, yesterday entertained several prize donors of the "Xmas Quiz" contest to tea at the Istana Negara. The Xmas Quiz is the last in the series of Christina.fairs to raise funds for the
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    A four-point grievance procedure on transfers
    158 4 SINGAPORE, Thurs.— The Public Daily-Rated Workers' Unions federation, in an open letter to the Commissioner tor Labour today pointed out that their dispute with the Primary Production Department of the Ministry of National Development over the question of transfers was settled yesterday only after
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    Books gift for library from shipping firm
    111 4 Books gift for library from shipping firm SINGAPORE, Thurs. The Blue Funnel Line has presented a gift of 35 titles on ships and shipping to the National Library. The titles Include books for adults and children, for home reading and reference. -This is the first time that a business organisation
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    Water shut-off
    55 4 SINGAPORE, Thurs. Water i will be cut off in Lim Chu Kang Road from i"' 4 to 20 2 m.s. Ama Keng Road, Sungel Gedang Road. Neo Tlew Road. Sarimbun Avenue, Jalan Enggang. Jalan Bahtera. i Jalan Perahu. Jalan Raklt and I Jalan Jong from 9.30 a.m. to
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    13 FINED FOR VIEWING BLUE FILMS
    74 4 13 FINED FOR VIEWING BLUE FILMS SINGAPORE. Thurs. Thirteen men were fined $50 each by a magistrate. Mr. S. Rajendran, for viewing blue films in a house in Jalan Pasar at 10.20 p.m. on Tuesday. The accused Lo Ah Moi, Richard Anthony Armitage, David Frank Finch. Colin William Clark, Michael
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      438 4 IN AND OUT BY AIR THK following Is todays Khrdule !>irut. Rom.. Frankfurt London 1 of civil aircraft movements at iBA 701 i 7 40 p.m.: to l>arPaya Lebar airport Singapore: win. Brmbanr. Melbourne (BA 712) arrivals 7.10 p.m.: to Bombay, Beirut. Loo- OAC: From London. Frankfurt, don (BA 703)
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    Man who 'received messages from heaven'
    243 5 Man who 'received messages from heaven' pENANG. Thurs. A man accused of attempted extortion told a magistrate's court today he had "received messages from heaven to collect money from people who have committed I crimes." "They have to pay for their misdeeds." Koo Chee Koiik. 50. told the magistrate. Inche
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    Bank party to mark 100 years
    45 5 MALACCA. Thur.v. More thriii 260 local businessmen and lomraunity leaders attended a cocktail puny pivrn by the Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation at the Malacca Club here last night. The party was held to crlr- bank's 100 th annivpr-
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    Flower Day
    23 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Tiiur.s. ItM annual Flower Day in aid of the Lady Templer HokdiUl fund will be held here on Satui-
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    That gems grab: $31,000
    84 5 PENANG. Thurs. Police today said that the diamonds which a pepper pane snatched from a commercial traveller at a goldsmith's shop in Mentri Street yesterday were worth $31,000. The victim of the robbery. Mr. David Bouch. of Sin- gapore was showing the diamonds to the shop's
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    One-week visit by two U.S. 'queens'
    76 5 One-week visit by two U.S. 'queens' SINGAPORE. Thurs I»n American beauty Queens will fly into Singapore tomorrow on a one-week visit to Malaysia They are Pamela Sims. "Princes of All Nations," and Gail Frielow "Miss Ohio." who are exported to aopear in fashion shows in Singapore. Kuala Lumpur and Peri
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    Pakistan Day
    36 5 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Tl^ Pakistani Trade Commission here will celebrate Pakistani Day with a reception at the residence of 1 their trade commissioner. Mr. F. H. Choudhury. on Mar. 23 from 6.30 to 8.30 n.m
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    Chaos, violence in Asia if Britain left...
    454 5 Chaos, violence in Asia if Britain left... Healey: Our unique defence burden overseas a deterrent to war and not to fight a war LONDON, Thursday. BRITAIN'S Defence Minister, Mr. Denis Healey, stressed last night that Britain's defence contribution in Malaysia had been essentially "a deterrent to war and not to
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    Lock icon Major war? It depends which way Soek wants to play it—Mountbatten
    157 5 Major war? It depends which way Soek wants to play it— Mountbatten yy ELLINGTON. Thurs The chances confrontation spreading beyond the current skirmishes depended "on which way Soekarno wanted to play it." the Chief of the British Defence Staff. Earl Mountbatten, said at a Press conference in Wellington today. Earl
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    That extra import duty: Guinness is good TO you
    395 5 That extra import duty: Guinness is good TO you KUALA LUMPUR. Thur*. ARTHUR Guinness, Son and Co. Ltd., the international brewers of stout, announced today that they will bear the increased duty on their imported products until their Malaysian brewery, now being erected in Sungei Way, is in operation at
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    Air Force Cross for RAF man
    97 5 I ONDON. Thurs. Queen I Elizabeth has approved 1 the award of the Air Force Cross to Flight-Lieut. Terence John Fillnd. 41. for an act of courage In Malaysia. The citation .slated that after engine failure during a night train- ing flight from RAF
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    France offers scholarships
    47 5 KUALA I.UMPUR Thurs. i The French Government is offer- ing four scholarships to Malay- j sjaw for the 1965 academic year. TfcMß interested should contact the Cultural Attache to the French Enibnssy. 210 Bulcit Bin- 1 I tang. Kuh'.h Lumpur, for addition- ul inlormation.
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    Team for Seoul
    52 5 Singapore. Than. a I *even-man delegation from Sing* pore led by Mr. Lim Joo Hock. I Director of the Tourist Promo- 1 t:on Board, will leave (or Seoul. South Korea at the end of the I month to attend the 14th annual conference of the Pacific Travel
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    MALAYSIA-THAI MAPPING PACT TO BE SIGNED SOON
    222 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. TH E Malaysia-Thai border mapping agreement will be signed in Bangkok soon, the Thai Chief of Survey. Lt.-Gen. Busindre Bhakdikal. said here today. He said: "We have suecrssfully concluded negotiations with Malaysia and are now awaiting for a date to
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    Wed 17 years, then she said: I don't want to be tied down
    155 5 Wed 17 years, then she said: I don't want to be tied down TPOH. Thurs. After j 1 17 years of marriage, a housewife decided to leave her husband because she did not want to be "tied down" to him. the High Court here was told today. "Bhe told me
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    Unpaid radio licences cost Govt $6 mil.
    289 6 KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday. THE Government loses an estimated $6 million a year in revenue because of unpaid radio licences. The Auditor-General, Mr. D. G. Bompas, in his report for 1963 said that this estimate was given by experts from the Organisation and Methods
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    Sea carnival in June
    50 6 LUMUT. Thurs. The Dindlrtgs Tounst Association will hold Mi annual Lumut sea carnival on June 27 in aid of the district welfare fundA committee to plan the carnival has been formed with the Executive Engineer. P WD. EHnd- ings. Mr. Yeon Eng Hun. aa 1 chairman
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    No tigers, he said, tilt he met one on the road
    124 6 No tigers, he said, tilt he met one on the road DA WANG. Thurs. A man who used not to believe in the presence of tigers in Trmplrr Park met one early this mornint. Mr. 8.5..1. Da vies. a works engineer with Malayan Cement Ltd. here, and his wife were
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    Australian University queen is engaged
    116 6 Australian University queen is engaged PENANG, Thurs. A former Australian University campus queen. Miss Suzie Ong Siew See (above), was engaged last night to Mr. Saw Eng Huat. youngest son of Mr. Saw Choo Theng. rubber magnate and chairman of the United Malayan Bank. Miss Ong, 20. youngest daughter of
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    Road death
    28 6 SINGAPORE. Thun. A 60--year old cyclist. Phua Teck Seng, wai killed when he was knocked down by a lorry at Jalan Tukang. off Jurong Road, yesterday.
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    Two opium smugglers jailed for two years
    231 6 Two opium smugglers jailed for two years A LOR STAR. Thurs. Two young padl planters who tried to smuggle nearly $22,000 worth of raw opium into Alor Star were today fined $5,000 each or two years' Jail, by the Sessions Court. Ahmad bin Haji Jaffar 23 and Hamld bin Jusof.
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    Old boys form association
    38 6 IPOH. Thurs. A bftr committee of the Mrthodist Eimli*h School Old Boy.«' tion has been formed heir w.ih Mr. Chir Foolc Yen. a lawyer. chairman. The committee will draft the constitution of the assoeiaion.
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    Khalwat: Non-Muslims should also be punished, says Asri
    289 6 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs A SUGGESTION that non-Muslims should i be punished for offences against Islam was made in the House of Representatives yesterday by the Kelantan Mentri Besar. Inche Mohamed Asri bin Ha]i Muda. Speaking during the debate on the Muslim Courts
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      234 6 \flf>ir 1oj» By V.T WftwrtilSn -CWOSX?* WHATCHA I WELL, NOW UW*T OH. I PUNNO I THE ONI.V WORK WE RE/ OKAY, I'M 1 WEU., CMON, N, MEAN, WORK? WOUtP WE WANT I ...\TO BE SUPTOoEP TO PCS REAPY HOWK WHAT YOU I OOP...LFTSGET) DO \©U WANTA TO CHOP DOWN WORK.
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      Postal award: Front motion is thrown out
      1229 7  -  OUR PARLIAMENTARY REPORTERS LIM: We wonder if Govt is not using confrontation as excuse to avoid carrying out its obligations... by Kuala Lumpur, Thurs JHE Socialist Front resolution criticising the Government for rejecting the Ungku Aziz tribunal award for postal workers was thrown
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      Advisory committee on development to be set up
      70 7 j£UALA LUMPUR, Thurs. The Minister of Labour, Mr. V. Manlckavasagam, told the House of Representatives today that a National Development Planning Council Advisory Committee was being set up This committee would advise on general development matters I md in particular matters concerning
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      Special day for workers' celebration but NOT May Day
      155 7 Xl ALA LUMPUR. Thurs The Government is prepared to declir" a special day's holiday for workers* provided this does not fall in May 1. The Minister of Home Affairs, Dato (Dr.) Ismail bin l».it > Abdl Rahman, said tliis in reply
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      Advice from Tan: 'Don't try to pull a fast one'
      1820 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Thursday HOUSE PASSES BILL TO HARMONISE LEGISLATION ON PIONEER INDUSTRIES THE Finance Minister. Mr. Tan Siew Sin. appealed today to all State Governments lor "maximum co-operation and coordination in all plans for industrialisation. He said that such co-operation
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      DEVAN NAIR ELECTION: JUDGMENT IS RESERVED
      411 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs 'J'HE Federal Court ol Appeal today reserved judgement in the appeal of a businessman, Mr. Yong Kuan Teik. against High Court decision dismissing his petition seeking to declare the election of Mr. C. V. Devan Nair to Parliament null and void.
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      261 7 Straits Times Crossword /tL'ROSS into hi* opponents <3 I, I). 8 Baptismal robes, if properly 3 A number order out the waadjusted. cross him 18.. r»n for the shoemaker (10. Capital 14 of noman lace- 4. Misguided Parsee* slander 1 7). tiously In army group ifi. 5 See 15. 10.
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
    86 10 HorW« US i Wioimiiml MR AND MRS. I) Ryaa thank all irtenda. for their attendance and viluahle presents on tbelr wedding MAJOR AND MRS. OORAIRAJU thank relatives and friends for their I attendance and pre«enU on nn of their wedding on •NO KANC HAI. Kane < "t lafe .ill
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    IN MEMORIAM
    38 10 rf» 5/» Iftntmtim i IN LOVING MEMORY Of AnK Hf.nn s.-aoc "tin >'t M on S t m<in our thought! Inserted hv hi« f.imil\ IN LOVING MEMORY of Mr Yang k I- IK .departed .-.-rt-Mi graaaVate)
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    ANNOUNCEMENTS
    76 10 ZH H'«rW> SIS (Minimum i ROLAND* What i-ookinit in Paria' ri iintsrhH!' i_"om» snort Haircut'! an Roland Appointment* :«u rrr..,n Str.'t S |<'te GIVE YOUR MAI"! n»w »:loriou» nhmtnf '-'hard Hurtnut .:npoo anrt -n- toy ihr admiration of w.m friMida. OH a kattll uf Hiidnnt r I||*>O ttXl.l% THE
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    The Straits Times Friday, March 5, 1965. The Pioneer Markets
    624 10 The Straits Times Friday, March 5, 1965. The Pioneer Markets sential. The Government In j turn has to realise that investment can be coaxed but not coerced, and that manufacturers usually have very definite ideas of their own where they want their plant to be sited. As for the changes
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    Red Rift
    311 10 The American air strikes against North Vietnam have had the paradoxical effect of arresting an open Sino-Soviet rift aa the one hand, and accentuating Sino-Soviet ideological and policy differences on the other. While all Communist countries have joined in abusing the Americans and j pledging support for the
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    Lagos Mission
    234 10 It is entirely appropriate that Nigeria should become the first African country south I of the Sahara to enjoy formal diplomatic relations with Malaysia Our two countries share ties which make light of the geographical distance. We are members of the same Commonwealth, equally dc- dicated to democracy,
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    The Peace Corps examines success
    1199 10  - The Peace Corps examines success HELEN DEWAR Will expansion, bureaucracy and establishment as a government agency kill the idealistic spark and pioneering zeal that is the hallmark of the United States' most successful experiment in international co-operation? by Washington, Thurs ONCE th c p r c cocious child of the
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    LEARNING MALAY (52)
    575 10  -  Yunus Maris By M.A. University of Malaya VERBAL HRASES and th* SUFFIXES "KAN and T VOCABULARY: fikir. btrlikir ivi to ilink: mmilkirkan (vi —lo think over, or about wmelLmg: r*ndah <adj> low. merendahkan (V) to lower, balk (adj>— good; membaikkan. or membaiki m— to make good, to
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      Paying for a Sunday rest in port
      211 10 Paying for a Sunday rest in port LOR the purpo.»e ol collrcting storage charges, the Port Swettenham authority treat Sunday as a normal working day. but if and when the importer or his a?ent wishes to take delivery on a Sunday he is made to pay for overtime on the
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      School art
      91 10 T)LENTY of gut made in making Art creative In Malayan .schools but one wonders how much of what ls said Is put to practice. For instance the settlnc: of specific titles for the L.C.E. craft work for 1965 has killed the freedom of expression by the pupils owing
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      640 10 \mnm iiiijui] iau i mi, Straits Times k Malay Mail Classified advertisements may b* handed to: COLO STONAOK ■UPER. HAMtST Orchard Road (Receptionist Desk) COLD STORAGE BRANCHES At Holland Road Katong Naval Base. AuthorlMd Agents CITY BOOK STORE LTD Wlncheater House. Coiiyer Quay THE NEWS FRONT Fltzpatrlck'a Supermarket M. M.
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    RAZAK: TRAINING CENTRE IN EVERY STATE
    230 11 |>OKI DICKSON, Tnurv The Deputy Prime Minister. Tun Abdul Ra/.ik mM today that the iiiM'rnmcnt "intend* setting up training centres for National Servicemen in every St.Ur Hr said this in a mrvsaee re.nl by the Chief Minister of Malacca. 1 11 1 he Uwiul
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    Singapore politician freed from detention
    90 11 SINGAPORE. Thur*. A former member of the defunct Liberal Socialist Party. Lim Slew Lay. has been released from Changl Prison alter more than five year-' detention. Lim. who was released on Feb. detained in August. 1959. under the Criminal Law tTemporan- Provisions! Ordinance. detained together
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    960 take exam
    27 11 SINOAPORE rhlß 960 students have sal for their examination to N UnlviTsity held .simultaneously on Monday at Singapore. Kual.i Lumpur. Penatiß. Ipoh and Ktichlnc
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    Jenny: Move by Madam Yeo to presume her 'dead'
    1280 11 EAR GIRL MURDER INQUIRY: Sixth day Reporter: T.F. HWANG SINGAPORE, Thursday MADAM Yeo Bee Neo. mother of Sunny Ang, 25. had declared herself as "the sole executrix in the will of Jenny Cheok Cheng Kid who according to her was ''presumed
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    Accused was made a bankrupt on $2,000 debt in 1962
    255 11 Accused was made a bankrupt on $2,000 debt in 1962 that Madam Yeo's affidavit pertaining to Cheok being 'presumed dead." also contained a reference to '"one half undivided share of a poultry farm in Sennett Road valued at $20,000" as belonging to "the estate of Cheok." Mr. Seah. at Mr.
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    Study tour by tourist agents
    63 11 SINGAPORE. Dm A 39--member p^rty of America .lcent- ,in(i executives is now in Singapore for .in on-*h< -.-pot study of the island's tourist attractions. The group calling themselves the Agt:i-Grivline Orient Tmvri Statav. tnd led by Mr. Herber' f!e Ornnf- general manager for C ifhiv
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    New officials
    42 11 KUANTAN. Thurs. The new officials of the P;ihang branch of the Red Cross Society are: Dato Yahayu bin Ha 11 Mohamed Sen president; Inche Ismail bin Ibrahim and Dr. E S S. R Krishnan vice-presidents: Mr. Yeo Kirn Tang secretary.
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    Lifted-water rationing in Muar
    47 11 MIAK. Ihurs. Water 1 rationing which began here at noon yesterday, was lifted tonight. The District Officer, Inche Mohamed Said bin Mohamed Tahir. said: "We have sutlicient water for all. There is no immediate necessit) to impost r;i tioning." He did not elaborate
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    Woman accused of cheating
    63 11 SINGAPORE. Thur.v A womin. Teo Ah Bee. 30. VU ;odav Liiargeti Court with cheating another woman. Chua Lee Kor. of :t watch worth .ir. Teo. who pleaded not guilty, was to have induced Chua to give her the watch after promising to net her a job
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    Woman dies in crash
    37 11 SINGAPORE. Thurs. An unidentified woman was killed, when the car she m in crashed into a tree at Dunearn R< Another wcrrnn ;ina I who were in the car were ftdmit'ed to hospital.
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      776 11 TV MALAYSIA (Malaya) CHAXXKL S: Kuala Lumpur A- 810 Classical Sones sung tn Pe Mne; 6 .poh Ma,acc. i }^S KJ-fTff'SS 2.00 p.m T«t pattern; I the national language; 9.10 545 Opening and programme I Parl»menUry Report in nasummary; 5.50 News outline.- tlontl language and English; In the national language;
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    3 Ministers to speak at big birthday fete
    101 12 SINGAPORE. Thurs The birthday celebrations to be held on Sunday at the National Theatre are being organised by a body known as "Bapa Malaysia Birthday Celebrations Committee" and not by the Singapore Alliance as reported in todays Straits Times The committee is
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    Youth workers
    38 12 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Some 96 youths, including 30 girls. who underwent the first basic youth workers course at the Youth Leadership Training Centre, will pass out at a ceremony at the centre on Saturday at 5 p.m.
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    Island self-help
    32 12 SINGAPORE. Thurs.— The Parliamentary' Secretary to the Prime Minister. Tuan Hajl Yaacob bin Mohamed Al-Ha.i. will lead Pulau Brani villagers to build a religious school on the island on Sunday.
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    Opening party
    33 12 SINGAPORE. Wed— The Golden Castle Finance Corporation Ltd. will hold a reception at the opening of Its new offices at South Bridge Road on Saturday from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m.
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    Back from training
    29 12 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The second batch of 87 National Servicemen, returning from their training at Port Dicltson. will arrive here by train at 7.35 am. on Saturday
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    Authority: No more talks if action is not called off
    326 12 Authority: No more talks if action is not called off PORT OVERTIME BOYCOTT SINGAPORE, Thursday. fHK Poii of Singapore Authority today said it would not nave ;mv further negotiations with tlie Singapore harbour Board Staff Association on "unresolved issues" unless the boycott of overtime by the unions 2,100 members employed
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    Malaysian fare for 700 world cruise tourists
    91 12 SINGAPORE. Thurs. About 700 American tourist*, on a round-the-world cruise on board the Holland-America liner Rotterdam, spent a busy day In Singapore today shopping and sightseeing. The ship sailed In early this morning and was welcomed by lion dancers. Malaysian tood and culture
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    Free skin treatment at anti-leprosy shows
    180 12 SINGAPORE. Thurs.- Singapore's first antileprosy campaign exhibition, held at the Victoria Memorial Hall recently, was so successful that Its organisers are planning to hold it all over again at all major community centres in Singapore. Dr. Wong Mook O». 'uperintendent of the Trafalgar Home,
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    YOUTH GETS ?5,250 FOR INJURIES SUSTAINED IN 1961
    118 12 YOUTH GETS ?5,250 FOR INJURIES SUSTAINED IN 1961 CINGAPORE, Thurs. Damages totalling $5,250 and costs were awarded by Mr. Justice Chua in the High Court today to a teenager who suffered injuries in a road accident about four years ago. The trrnacor. Tan Bwec Sionc was knocked down and injured
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    SHIPYARD TO LAUNCH A NAVY BOAT
    133 12 SHIPYARD TO LAUNCH A NAVY BOAT SINGAPORE, Thurs. One of Singapore's new shipI yards in its integrated Marine Industrial Estate at Kallang Park, will launch a 50-foot i Admiralty motor fishing vessel at its premises at 12 noon tomorrow. I The vessel if ihe first order the I Naval Base
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    Pharmacy exam results
    534 12 SINGAPORE. Thurs.— The University of Singapore today announced the result. >> of the final Part I and Part II examinations for the degree of Bachelor of Pharmacy and the examination for the honours degree. Twenty-five new pharmacists got through the final Part II examination. The following candidates
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    PROGRESS Electricity for 9,500 more rural homes
    104 12 PROGRESS Electricity for 9,500 more rural homes CINGAPORE. Thurs. Some 9.500 homes In kampongs and rural areas havo been provided with olrrtririty in the past two years. the Singapore Urban and Rural Service Committee disclosed today. Tins mushre "electrification programme." costing wrli over S4 million, is in lino with the
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    $1M JOB ON WIDENING FARRER ROAD COMPLETED
    175 12 $1M JOB ON WIDENING FARRER ROAD COMPLETED SINGAPORE. Thurs.— At a cost of 51. 000.000. Farrer Road originally a narrow, single carriageway has now been widened to a dual carriageway of 24 feet on each side. The work, of widening which began in 1963. is .scheduled lor completion next month.
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    1,500 flats built in Jurong
    136 12 1,500 flats built in Jurong SINGAPORE. Thurs.— The Housing and Development Board haa n far built; some 1.500 units ol flats in the Juronu Industrial Estate. M<;M ol these have already been occupied by workers employed in factories there. The flat-s are part of 4.500 unit.s which will be built
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    Lock icon TOURISM: BRUNEI'S FIRST NEED IS A GOOD HOTEL
    150 13 TOURISM: BRUNEI'S FIRST NEED IS A GOOD HOTEL ORUNEI TOWN. Thurs. A United Nations, tourist adviser. Mr. Nel- j son Chiang, arrived here at the invitation of the Government for the first study of Brunei's poten-i tial tourist industry, said today that first need in the State was a good
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    23 suspects held
    23 13 (iAPORE. Thur.«. Police ted L' 3 siLsptciß undor thr so- Ordinance, while screening :< 403 people durlnc the past 24 hoars.
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    'Miracle girl' Fauziah, 12
    394 13 KAMPONG GIRL WINS FAME AS 'CURE ALL' BOMOH By R. CHANDRAN CINGAPORE, Thurs.— Fauziah binte Mohammed Yusof, 12, until recently considered a "dull-witted" girl by some people ir her kampong. has suddenly won fame and respect. She has become a bomoh and people from all over
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    RUBBER OUTPUT: NEW RECORD OF 83,000 TONS
    189 13 RUBBER OUTPUT: NEW RECORD OF 83,000 TONS SINGAPORE, Thursday. JJUBBER production in Malaya and Singapore continues to smash all records as more and more replanted and newly planted areas come into tapping. In January a total of 83.442 tons was produced or 3.500 tons more than in December which held
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    Stray cattle: Capital may follow lead of Singapore
    126 13 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. The Federal capital will soon have a Cattle Ordinance similar to the one in Singapore to deal with stray cattle. TtM Municipal Secretary. Han Mohamed Din bin All. us to loo* 'into the litJ.il apecth vi u,r licensing, registration
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    Co-operative opening
    31 13 KANOAR. Thurs. The Mentri Besar. Dato Sheikh Ahmad, will declare open the Perils Government Servants Co-operative Thrift and Loan Society at the Hokkien Association here at 10 a.m. tomorrow.
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    Shell scholar for Melbourne
    63 13 Xl ALA LUMPUR. Thurs. Inche J<tafar bin Abdul Manxo. 21 of Banting. Kuala Lansal. baa b^en awtii'ded a Shell scliolarMi.,) to stuciv for a Bachelor of Com•he Untvtnttr of Melbourne He leaves here tomorrow. A former oupll of 'he M.il.iv College Kuala Kangsar. he obtained a
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    Our girls can look even prettier, says expert
    162 13 Our girls can look even prettier, says expert SINGAPORE, Thurs. Local girls should use more colour to heighten their almost flawless complexions, a New Zealand beauty consultant, Miss Rosemary Fit z s immons. said here yesterday. Miss Fltzsimmons flew in dur'ng the weekend for a three-week visit to help local
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    PERLIS VILLAGE FOR SHOOTING OF FILM
    113 13 I/ANGAR. Thurs. The Perils village of Anak Chelong Abl. nine miles from here, has been chosen as the location for part of the shooting of the film "That Man from Hong Konn" which a French film company Is producing In conjunction with United Bhootln*
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    Girl's best friend—by visiting diamond magnate
    144 13 Girl's best friend— by visiting diamond magnate SINGAPORE, Thurs. Are diamonds still a girls best frierd? British jewel and diamond rm gnate. Mr. P. St. Aubin Bnzler. after a thoughtful look today said: "Diamonds certainly are the favourite among girls, followed by sapphire rings." He added, with a wink: "But.
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    $21,900 quarters
    21 13 TANOKAK. Thui*.— The Johore State Government will spend $21.--900 to build overseers quarters at Kr.smic 23 miles from here
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    Revoke employ rule appeal
    171 13 SINGAPORE, Thurs. The Singapore Advocates and Solicitors Employees' Union has appealed to the Bar Committee to revoke a ruie in the Singapore Practice and Etiquette Rules governing the employment of legal clerks from one legal firm to another. Rule 11 reads: "No advocate and solicitor may
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      'Perak will continue prosperous this year'
      436 14 'Perak will continue prosperous this year' OERAK'S trade last year continued at a prosperous level resulting principally from the high tin price and increasing industrial expansion. According to Mr. D. R. Dinning, the chairman of the Perak Branch of the States of Malaya Chamber of Commerce, it is fully expected
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      SWISS SALES MANAGER REVIEWS WATCH MART
      165 14 SWISS SALES MANAGER REVIEWS WATCH MART ]t|R. WALTER HunsT1 perger, (above), sales manager of one of Switzerland's leading watch manufacturing companies, Fabrique Ebel S.A., was in Singapore recently studying watch dealers' problems. He also met his company's agents here, the Nanyang Watch Co. Ltd. to discuss other business matters. One
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      Lufthansa's new training plan
      125 14 With the completed installation of the Boeing 727 flight simulator at the Lufthansa base at Prankfun, the German Airline will lead the field in pilot training in Europe, it Ik claimed. Built by Redlfon in England at a cost of about f 3.500.000. the Boeing 727
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      APPOINTMENTS
      67 14 Mr. H.D. Carrltt. a partner of Lloyrj Matheson Carrltt. has been elected chairman of the Rubber Tradf Association of London and thp London Rubber Exchange Company Ltd for the next 12 months In succession to Mr. JV. Burgess director of Guthrle Estates Agency. Limited, who now becomes a vice-chairman.
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      TWO-MONTH STUDY TOUR IN HONOLULU
      187 14 TWO-MONTH STUDY TOUR IN HONOLULU MR. EDWARD Hoh Seng Kong. 28. production manager of Correct Mix Coni crete Ltd.. who left Kuala Lumpur last Saturday for Honolulu on a two-month study tour. He will study the technical and practical aspects o( concrete production and use. including design theory and practice,
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      Siemens award
      80 14 Because of their wide experience In projects of this nature. Siemens have been entrusted to detail the complete electrical layout of the passenger c.ir assembly plants opened in Kuala Lumpur and Singapore this week by Cycle and Carriage Ltd. They will supply the public address facilities, telephone, intercommunication
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      Tallest Perak building nears completion
      179 14 WORK is now In progress on the Ipoh Municipal Council's $2.5 million Sungei Pari Towers low-cost flats. The project comprises one 15-storey unit, which will be tbe tallest building in Perak, surrounded by ten fourstorey blocks. Altogether the scheme includes 408 housing units. The picture
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      U.K. COMPANY GETS WATER CONTRACT
      177 14 OATERSON Candy International Ltd. of Britain, have been awarded an important contract for water treatment plant for increasing the water supply to Singapore. The Public Utilities Board of Singapore, have negotiated a loan from the World Bank to finance the 'off shore' cost of the
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      Sime Darby's new board
      90 14 Sime Darby Holdings Ltd., announce that Mr. H. J. Brown has resigned from the board on retlremei.l from Malaysia. Mr. D.W. Pinder has been appointed chairman of the board and Mr. K. Smedley has been appointed a I managing director of the com- j pany. The
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      F&N now make plastic packs
      231 14 FRASER and Neave Ltd. have recently been appointed Ucencees for th*» manufacture and sale of Ice Pak Hot Pak thr •magic" plastic novelty bag which has scored international sui with it* originality and unlimited uses The company have put up an addil with machinery '■.he
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      CAR RECORD
      38 14 New car dealers sold 249 24a I U.S.-made cars m the middle I third of Febmarv. a record for ilia I peilod and up 19 per cent from I 208.771 veil- .r^o. according l« I comptn:
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      Lock icon New China N-blast 'a sombre prospect:' Healey
      235 15 New China N-blast a sombre prospect:' Healey LONDON, Thursday. PHINA may carry out another nuclear test in the next few days. Mr. Denis Healey, the British Defence Secretary, told Parliament last night. He said the first Chinese nuclear explosion had sombre implications for peace in Asia arvd the world, and
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      China steps up African subversion campaign
      74 15 China steps up African subversion campaign 1. ONI) O N. Thurs. China was reported to have concluded a secret arms deal with Tanzania in a stepped up effort to piisli Peking's subversion campaign in Africa. Diplomatic reports said the move appeared to be directed as much against the West as
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      121 15 'One of the really great Englishmen of our time' LONDON. Thurs. Earl Mountbatten of Burma (above>. Chief of Britain's Defence Staff, is one of the really great Englishmen of our time, Mr. Denis Healey. Secretary for Defence, said yesterday. Lord Mountbatten retires later this year. He is 64. Mr. Healey
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      28 15 MOSCOW. Thurs. Mr. Alexel Kosygin. Soviet Prime Minister. returned to Moscow by air today after his visit to East Germany. Task news agency reported. Heuter.
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      Mackawee to be chief
      61 15 ADEN. Thurs.— Mr. Abd'il Qawee Mackawee. 46. a businessman and leading opposition member, has been called on to become Chief Minister of Aden Btate. Mr. Mackawee, who has campaigned against Aden's merger with the South Arabian Federation hopes to present his cabinet next Sunday. He succeeds
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      217 15 AYUB AND CHOU DISCUSS VIETNAM SITUATION pEKING. Thurs President Ay v b Khan yesterday had talks with Chinese leaders during which I Vietnam was one of the main topics Pakistani officials said last night. The officials told reporters that introductory talks were held on Tuesday soon after President Ayub's arrival
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      Lock icon Former Foreign Minister dies
      35 15 TOKYO. Thurs. Mr. Hachiro Arita. pre-war Foreign Minister of Japan, died today in a Tokyo hospital aged 80. During the war he served as an adviser to the Foreign MlnUtry.— Rcuter.
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      Alone across the Atlantic
      141 15 THE man in the. 12 ft. boat is John Riding. 24. who is trying to cross the Atlantic Ocean aloneDesigner, crew and owner. Riding built the boat named Sjo A* (Sea Egg) to compote in last Hummer's single-handed trans-Atlantic race. But his entry was refused on
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      202 15 SALISBURY. Thurs MR. Arthur Bottomley, British Commonwealth Secretary, said here yesterday the main impression gained by the British Cabinet mission was of "a hardening of attitude in receipt months among both Europeans and Africans in Rhodesia." In a statement at the end of
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      Lock icon Sind-Kutch border is tense Indian MPs told
      166 15 Sind-Kutch border is tense Indian MPs told YEW DELHI. Thurs.— X1 The Indian Foreign Minister, Mr. Swaran Singh, yesterday said Pakistani forces had crossed the Si r, d Kutch border and penetrated into Indian territory, refusing to leave. He told the Indian parj Hament that the border situation was serious'
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      94 15 JAKARTA. Thurs. Indonesia broke diplomatic relations with Portugal on Jan. 1. it was learned here today upon the departure of the Portuguese Charge d'Affairrs. Neither Government has issued a formal statement on the matter. Indonesia will permit Portugal to maintain a consular level office her*
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      142 15 GUINNESS &s£gk£SSk W I UUT GUINNESS WILL PAY DUTY INCREASE Guinness Stout will shortly be brewed in Kuala Lumpur. Until the new brewery is ready later this year Guinness Stout will continue to be imported. Import duty but not excise duty has recently been increased by 50%. In order not
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      911 16 VEHICLES FOR SALE IS Words SI (Mim.)— Box SO eU. extrt 1961 TAUNUS 4-door sedan. «sco4lent condition, one owner, 53. 300 o. o-o. View MJ Xi flout Road. B'pore between 6 snd 7 pol 1*64 OPEL KAOETT 12 months old RT)*.' miles only excellent condition one Spore after A p.m.
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    105 18 MELBOURNE. Thurs. INDUSTRIALS were again weak with falls outnumbering rises three to one. Some leaders was recovered slightly. Base metals mostly lost further, but New Broken Hill gained 3s. to 1245. Mount Isa dropped Bd. to 31s. while oils were steady. Santos was up 3s. to 275. Mount
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    RUBBER PRICES
    256 18 \fAfUH first trade rubber f.ob. buyers cloaed at 5 p.m. in >int;aporr and Kuala Lumpur yrslrrday at 71 cents per Ib., down a quarter of a rent on Wednesday* cloving level for the position. The tone was dull. K.A.S. and F.M.R.K. closing prices in cents per Ib. yesterday:
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    Pahang Consol
    23 18 The result* of Pahang Consolidated Co. Ltd. for February were ore crushed 14.500 tons, output of tin concentrates: lode 140 ton-
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    GUINNESS PROSPECTUS: A STRONG PUBLIC OFFER
    600 18 From Our Market Correspondent AS had been generally expected the prospectus put before the Malaysian public this morning in respect of the offer of 50 per cent of the issued capital of Guinness Malaysia Ltd. is a strong ane. The new offer (the first
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    STOCK INDICES
    24 18 Malayan Stock Indices Mar. 3 Mar. 4 Industrials: 7A.60 80.21 fins: 104.41 104.71 i rubbers: l(i:,.:»l 103.55 30, 1963=100 Dec. 29. 1963=100
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    STOCK EXCHANGE OF MALAYSIA
    787 18 BUSINESS In and reported to the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Stock Exchange of Malaysia yesterday with the number of sharea traded In bracket*.: INDUSTRIALS: C. S. Holdings (2 001)1 12.04: OunloPS $1.59 BL. (2000) $1.61: P. and N. orris. (1.000) $2.41 D.
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    OPTION PREMIUMS
    228 18 March I. Three months. INDUSTRIALS tou'tead It ctr National Iron 9 eta. Dun lope 14 ct Initr-rs 1 1 cts. City u«v. 7 eti M Cont. 12 cv. K Smelters 2« eta. M. ':ahle» II eta. Ksso 15 ct». McAllster 12 cts. Ked. Disp 12 cts M. Invest.
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    69 18 THC Malayan Cichant* Banht- Aeteeiatlen made tfcSM »>■■— la ll» r»tr« to merchants yeoterday (all rates to *100>: Ntw Ysrki ouytn* TT 32|. airmail OO 32 00 <1/sL 33 i credit bills. 33 3 s trade hillCanada: buying: TT 33 3/8, ftlrma.il OO 3:,j. 90 <Ist 36 credit
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    CLOSING PRICES
    27 18 Mar. 4. MALAYAN RUBBER PRICE: 71 i cents (down a quarter of a cent). TIN: 5631.37 i (up $2). Unofficial estimated offering 265 tons (unchanged).
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    NEDLLOYD LINES GREAT LAKES SERVICE
    74 18 NEDLLOYD LINES GREAT LAKES SERVICE Post failings trom Voloysio direct to Conodion ond U.S. Great Lokw oort« SinpDcn P.S'M" ■CMMUS 14/11 M» H/MX" Mif IINU N« /1S M M nEl4MD 4/11 MM 11/13 M». M/15MH U utmcht V.V.V. M/ni-t U S) 1<l- BtMMUI$ 4/11 Jill 12/13 »«l> 1«" 5 U
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      1012 18 AUSTRALIA SERVICE/NEW ZEALAND INOI*. PAKISTAN AND P 6Ulf SERVICE Ti: TnratTilli. Brisaane ml ll**r, Ta: M.»r». iM Nacapattiaaa Penarg P S'hjm Sport S'pon P. Shan. Penan» fOMBH» 11 MM 12/11 Mar 14/11 Mm RAjULA 11/24 Mar 25 Mil 21 MM UNKURA' 23 Mil 24 MM 29/21 Mar U)UL» 12/17 Mr
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      394 18 W*^^ Orient mid-east lines Great Lakes Service FAST OIRECT SAILINGS fIIOM SIN6APORE AND MALMA 10 CANAOIAN ANO US GREAT LAKES POPTS Sport P. S'KiW Pening fcT» loioWi ORIENT MARINER 2(H ?J£ £2! !i« SSSIS5 1 238 5$ §8 ft 2 VtSStls Oil It MONTREAL. TORONTO. HAMILTON. ASHTABUIA. CIEWLMIO. TOLEDO DETROIT
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      822 19 THE BANKRUPTCY ORDINANCE (CHAPTER 11) Pl'Rl.lc EXAMINATION IN BANKRUPTCY No. 271 of 1962. HE Tan Honi; Slew alias Tan Ah j Chye trading under the name of Ktok Seng Chye Kee. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN thai the Court d that the Public Examination of the abovenumed bankrupt be held on
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      677 19 GOVERNMENT OF THE STATE OF SINGAPORE. PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT. THE LOCAL <.(>\ KRN.MKXT INTEGRATION ORDINANCK. 1963. (No. 18 of 1963) XOTII K I NIIKR SECTION 19(10) WHEREAS m exercise of the powers conferred by subsections j il» and <3> cf section 19 of the Local Go\ eminent Integration Ordinance 1963
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      683 19 NOTICES ESTATES OF William Alr\ander Cordon-Hall, deceased, lale of Dudley House, (■oiev Village. Cironvillr. Jersey, who died testate on 19th November 1964. Mrs Mur% Men Brodie. deceased. l.iti- ol M Warwick Koad. 0 laclon- on-Sea, Kitex. hngland. who died tfitalc on 30th August 1964. Norl ChtWtM Butler-Madden, de■d. lale ol
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      755 19 1 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS PUBLIC APPOINTMENT PUBLIC UTILITIES BOARD, SINGAPORE FINANCE DEPARTMENT: Re- quires ACCOUNTANT in salary scale $785 x A4j- 1,280 Qual. Bar 1.325-1.370-1.420 (basic) plus variable allowance as payable from time to lime and Central Provident Fund benefits. Appointment will be on temporary basis in the first instance with
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      830 19 TENDERS P.W.D. SINGAPORE TENDERS are Invited from P.W.D. registered contractors for I the following worju: (1) Reconstruction of Culvert and U' Shape R.C. Drain at Jansen Road. All "Civil Engineering and "Building" contractors. Closing Date: 23.3.65 at 10 00 am. Box 19. 1 (2> Making up of Ford Avenue from
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      566 19 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS LEMBAGA LETRIK PUSAI TECHNICAL APPRENTICE Applications are Invited from Federal Citizens only for sponsorship to a four-year course in Electrical Engineering: at the Technical College. Kuala Lumpur. QUALIFICATIONS Candidates should be over 16 years and below 21 years of age on Ist July, 1965 and must EITHER (a)
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      588 19 SINGAPORE VOCATIONAL INSTITUTE 15 \l 1 SIIKR KOAD APPLICATIONS FOX ADMISSION TO 1965/66 S£S<ION Applications are Invited for admission to the Craft Courses in the lollowmg departments of the SINOAPORE VOCATIONAL INS'iU.HIS" These courses ar offered full-tune and pan-tune wiib ENGLISH as the medium ot nii-truction: 1. Woodcraft A. Construction
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      'Hurricane' is sure to shine...
      135 20 WHEN Rubin "Hurricane" Carter (above steps into the ring at London's Albert Hall on Mar. 9 for his middleweight fight with Harry Scott, it is a safe bet he'll shine. In fact, gallery fans will be fairly dazzled by the top of his head. As
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      Lock icon SOCCER Inter-Milan reach European Cup last 4
      274 20 SOCCER Inter-Milan reach European Cup last 4 LONDOiN. Thurs.— lnter-Milan. holder*, reached tht .'(■ini-tiiialb of the Europear Cup soccer competition hM n.ghl. though beaten 1-0 D? Glasgow Hangers in their se-cond-leg match at Glasgow. Inter-Milan had beaten Rangers I 3-1 in the tirst-leg last month and so won on 3-2
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      45 20 I TOKYO. Thurs. The prei miet'p of the 2hr 51min film record of the Tokyo Olympic Games last year, entitled "Tokyo Olympic*" will be shown here next Wednesday in the presence of Emperor I Hirohito before distribution overI seas later this month. Reuter
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      Stipe's report
      415 20 PENANG, Tlmrs. The MKA Stipendiary Steward's report on yesterday's races: K.UE OMB: Sky Peak (Nazu-! di) began well imd then dropped' quickly through thr field, slightly hampering Mas Puteh (Lim) near, the sf. Following the race a veterinary examination was order- 1 cd. This revealed that Sky Peak
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      Penang race weights
      338 20 PENANG. Thura. Weifhta for all seven race* bera on Sunday are: Spring Cup Class 1-BVif ShoekAUncam 9.07 Nasnoi 9.03 SaUunat D»Ung 9.00 TibeUn 8.12 Benjamin 8.12 t'elton 8.11 CaraveUe 8.11 Vinos 8.10 Plnkaon 8.09 Fire Gold 8.07 Happy Melody 8.06 General Tronf 7.10 Je Maintlendral 7.08 Cadet
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      SPRING CUP LOOKS A 3-CORNERED TUSSLE
      296 20 SPRING CUP LOOKS A 3-CORNERED TUSSLE PENANG. Thursday. JHE SPRING CUP for top-class horses to be run over Ut here on Sunday promises to be a thrilling: affair. The leading fancies are Benjamin, Pinkson and Tibetan and if they run true to form, the race should see a touch-and-go finish
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      172 horses to run at the Ipoh meeting
      744 20 RACE ENTRIES IPOH. Thurs. A total of 172 horses has been entered for the Perak Turf Club's three-day March meeting here on Mar. 14, 17 and 21. The entries comprise 73 In Class Two, 73 In Class Three and 26 In Class
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      ANNUAL MEETING
      20 20 SINGAPORE. Thura. The Singapore AAA will hold their annual meeting at the People's Association tomorrow at 5.30 n.m.
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      1035 20 KERETAPI TANAH MELAYU TENDER NOTICE Tenders will he received from contractors by the Jemaah Pembuka Tender Ibu Pejabat d a Ketua Akauntan. I'anah Melayu. Kuala I umpiir up to 1000 a.m on Wednesday 10th March. 1965 for IIM following works: (1) From Class "C and above contractors for re-rooting quarters
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      758 20 TENDERS STATE OF SABAH -MALAYSIA PI'BLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT ADVANCE TENDER NOTICE FOR ROADWORKS. 1. South and Tuaran Roads Reconstruction and Im- prnvrments, Jewelton, Sahah 2. North and Labnk Roads— Reconstruction and Improvement*, Sandakan, Sabah. 1 It is Intended to Invite Tenders for the above road works In April, 1965 2.
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      822 20 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS DOCKYARD DEPARTMENT THE PORT OF SINGAPORE AUTHORITY APPOINTMENT OF FOREMEN ENGINEERS Applications are Invited from Malaysian nationals for the posts of Foremen Engineers (2; in the Dockyard Department, Port of Singapore Authority. Candidates must have served a full apprenticeship in a Marine Engineering establishment and be able to
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      57 20 DIARY GOLF Spore Open second round (Buklt course >. HO( Kr V spor. League and Cup: Royal Marines v Naval Police rHMS Terror*; HQ Farelf v Khalna 'B 'Tanflln* Negrl Lre: NSCRC v PDRC: CYF 'B v SPOBA (N3 Club>. Forces triangular fSerem'ban>: Malacca U* Teacher* Police (MC padang) SOCCER
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      $10,000 Government gift makes it a $40,000 Malayan Open
      176 21 $10,000 Government gift makes it a $40,000 Malayan Open TEN PROS BEAT PAR IN SPORE OPEN I^l ALA LUMPUR. Thurs. The Malayan Open golf I championship which begins here on Mar. 11 will carry total prize money of $40.000 an increase of SlO.OOO. This was announced today by the chairman
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      SPORTS LETTER AUSSIES CAN ADD SPICE TO MERDEKA TOURNEY
      168 21 SPORTS LETTER AUSSIES CAN ADD SPICE TO MERDEKA TOURNEY I WOULD like to congratulate the FA. of Malaysia for their great effort* in bringing the Merdeka soccer tournament to its present standard and popularity. Each year, the participating I countries evpress XMa satisfaction and thanks for having taken part, promising
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      New Zealander Newdick leads by a stroke
      732 21  -  Lim Kee Chan Mansoor Rahman By TIMESPORT REPORTERS and Singapore, Thursday gOSS NEWDICK of New Zealand led after the first round of the Singapore Open golf championship with a four-under-par 69 over the Bukit Course today. Newdiek went out in 35 and returned
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      POSTPONED
      32 21 UMOAPI >ha fen Indlar I and RAF Tengah iii when the two umpirea r wlrd to turn for the ma-' 1 .rr R«i.«ri Thr Tengah pUtyWI alao did not turn •P
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      Penalty for slow golfers
      60 21 LONDON. Thurs. A penalty of two strokes lor persistent, slow piay will be imposed cm gollri.In tournaments under the jurisdiciicn of the British Pro-fe.-isioiiHl Golfers' Assoc:a;io: this season. Announcing this decision in their 1965 tournament book. tilt PGA say: "Slow play will not be tolerated, and
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      First Round scores
      347 21 TEST CRICKET 69 K. Newdiek iNZ) 35. 34 to T. KitU <Jpn i 34. 36. 71 I. Thomson (Aust) 35. M; lUhn Chan Sang (S. Run 37. 34; f. Tugot (PI) 35. 36: Lv l.iang Huan (For) 35. 36: 11. Vasuda i Jpn) 34. 37. 72 K.
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      Lock icon WI collapse on perfect pitch
      431 21 KINGSTON, Thurs. The powerful West Indies batting line-up collapsed dismally on a perfect Sabina Park pitch yesterday, when the first six-day Test with Australia began here. The West Indies, who lost three star batsmen at one stage while the total stayed on 149. were all
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      CROSS-COUNTRY
      17 21 MALACCA. Thurs. Malacca A.A.A. will hold their annual crosscountry championship on Mar. 20 !at Terendak Camp.
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        HOCKEY
        33 21 Forces triangular (Sban): Fed Army Forces 1 C'wealth Forces o' (match abandoned after smins ratal). Malacca Let: High Sen 7 Kilftt 0. Taiping Lge: KE VII Sen. 1 2 Pemuda Sukan 1.
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        SOCCER
        24 21 SO(C ER Johorr Sultan's Cup: B Pnhat 4 Segamat 2 Kluang trial: Probables 6 Passible 0. Kluang ko: Gurkha Engineers 2 Revertex 2.
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        BOWLING
        25 21 Perak TC mixed league: Eaglet 2 Globe Trotters 2: Jets 4 Lucky; Strikers 0: Phantoms 4 Caltex Stan 0. Turkey Plna 4 Extra* 0.
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      SAFA pick 16 for northern tour
      132 21 SAFA pick 16 for northern tour SINGAPORE. Thurs. The SAFA selectors today named 16 piayers for Singapore's Nuiui Malayan tour this weekend. They are: Klialrullah. Sarip Sullen. Lee Wah Chin. Freddie Chew. Ibrahim Auang. Lee Kok Seng icaptuint, Quah Kirn R:ak. Lee Teng Yee. Napi Bahari. Hussein Hashim. All Astar.
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      Danes rout Penang 13-1
      80 21 Danes rout Penang 13-1 DENANC. Thurs. Boldklubben Football Club of Denmark, concluded their Malaysian tour with a 13-1 victory over Penang at the City Stadium here tonight. Penang centre half J. Leather was ordered off in the 65th minute for dangerous play The Danes led 5-0 at half-time coring through
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      71 21 JOHANNESBURG. Thurs West Germarys Wolfgang Stuck caused upset in the Soum African fawn tennis championships here yesterday when he be.it top-seeded Bob Hewitt (Australia) 4-6. 6-4. 8-7. 8-1 m the singles quarter-flnaia. Stuck seeded No. 8. In another surprise, iirnocdot) Juan Cruder (Spain) beat the fourth-set-
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      42 21 AUCKLAND. Thurs Don Oliver. New Zealand weightlifter. bettered his own British Empire heavywei«ht total lift record her* yesterday by raising 1.065-lbs (483 kilograms i. Oliver set his former record ol 1.057Mbs (480 kg) in the Olympic championship in Tokyo.— Reuter.
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      30 21 KANOAR. Thurs.— Twenty-four teams have entered for the Khlr Joharl Challenge Cup competition organised by the Perils Sepak Raga Janng Association. The tournament wUI be held In mid-Man*.
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      47 21 LONDON. Thurs. The Duke of Wellington's Regiment from the British Army of the Rhine yesterday won the British Army Rugby Union Cup final at Aldershot. They beat the Welsh Guards holders of the trophy for the past three years, by 11 point* to six Reutar.
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    58 22 THE happy faces of some of the -00 pupils of Ihe Bourne School who greeted Prince Philip on his arrival. Straits Times picture. JHE Tengku introducing the Deputy Premier, Tun Abdul Razak, to the Duke. Looking on is the President of the Federal Court of
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    131 22 PENANG, Thursday. rVO labourers were injured when a 60 ft. sterl crane fell during piling operations at Gurney Drive here this evening. The two men, A. Salaudden. 36, and Aiswarul Azim, 19, were atop the crane when it toppled while lifting a 30
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    55 22 JAKARTA. Thurs.— The Amerl- d Goodyear Tire lactory in the WeM Java town of Bogor has been plnced under local government control. Antara quoted a leader of the covernment sponsored National Front Organisation as saying this follows the takeover of the American-owned rubber estates in North
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    34 22 BANOKOK. Thurs.— Two Royal Thai Air Force pilots were burned 10 death In northern Thailand when their tralntnc plane crashed ln(o elec'ric power transmission lines yesterday, according to tports today .—Reuter.
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    20 22 SINGAPORI Up Singapore Junior Council will holi :nhly meetinc .11 the Rafflf Hall on Saturday nt 2 pm
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    25 22 LONDON, Thurs. Blizzards which swept north and west Britain yesterday reached southern England today. London was blanketed with snow as dawn broke.— Reuter.
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    46 22 SINGAPORE. Thurs.— A Nanyang University graduate assistant is now in Australia to begin a three-year research course on •Oversea Chinese in Malaysia" at the Australia National University. Mr. Yen Ching Hwang left here by air last week under an Australian Oovernment scholarship.
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    75 22 BIRMINGHAM. Thur*-.— A strike by 300 semi-skilled maintenance men at the British Motor Corporation's Austin car factory here spread yesterday through the industrial Midlands, making 24.625 workers Idle at 11 plants. AH car and engine production stopped at the Austin factory, where 16.700 men
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    321 22 LONDON, rhurs. Very quiet conditions prevailed in the stock today. Little business developed but Industrials Inclined easier and closed du'l Company news again provided some features, both good and bad. Activity In the gilt-edged market was again very small and prices eased slightly In places,
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    49 22 LONDON. Thurs. Spot 22Ud-. Apr 22>«d.. May 21-15 16d., June 21 *,d.. Apr/June 22>»d.. July/ Sept. 21 D »d. Oct. Dec. 21-9/ 16d., Jan. Mar 21>»d.. Apr/June 21--7 16d July Sept. 21 Oct./ Dec. 21-5 16d. c.l.f Mar. 21 ',d. Apr 21-3 16d., May 21-3 16d. Tone: Quiet
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    24 22 LONDON. Thurs. Buyers £1262 'y. sellers £1267 Forward buyers £*****. sellers £1257',.. Settlement £***** Turnover a.m. 45 tons. p.m. 95 tons. Tone: Steady
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    32 22 LONDON, Thurs.— Mr. Arthur Bottomley. the Commonwealth Secretary, and Lord Gardiner, the Lord Chancellor, arrived here by air from Salisbury today after their 11-day fact-finding tour of Rhodesia Reuter.
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    28 22 CAIRO. Thurs. President Nasser will pay his second official i visit to the Soviet Union thl« year. the newspaper Al Ahram reported 1 today. Reutcr.
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    353 22 SUGON, Thurs. South Vietnam's powerful A rmed Forces Council announced last night it had elected Maj.Gen. Nguyen Van Thieu to serve .is its top officer, in effect replacing its ousted chief, Lieut. »ien. Nguyen Khanh. dm. Khanh. as military strongman of the
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