The Straits Times, 20 March 1965

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    20 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 135,000 The Straits Times Estd. )845 SATURDAY. MARCH 20. 1965 15 CENTS KDN 1189 1005
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    Lock icon Razak meets Shastri for 20-min. talks
    261 1 Razak meets Shastri for 20-min. talks y:\Y DKLHI, Fri. Tun Abdul Razak today discussed the problem of Indonesian aggression and the situation in Southeast Asia with the Indian Prime Minister, Mr. Lai Bahadur Shastri. Tiic Malaysian Deputy Prime Minister arrived here last night for a two-day visit in the course
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    Lock icon Russia's space wonder
    52 1 As millions saw it on TV in Russia and Europe IT COLONEL Alexei Leonov at the time when he stepped out of the spaceship Voskhod-2 into space. This historic step into space was recorded by cameras in the spaceship and relayed to Soviet television sets below. U.P.I,
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    Lock icon Safe noon landing
    988 1 MOSCOW. Fri. Russia's latest space spectacular ended safely today. Voskhod-2 came down about .">()() miles from the usual cosmonaut landing area. 1 1 was steered down by Col. Pavel Belyaev, using manual controls, in the Per masea, just west of tho Urals. Tass said the spaceship landed
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    Soek grabs the oil firms
    140 1 JAKARTA. Fit Pre- sident Soekarno today placed all foreignowned oil companies in Indonesia under Government control. The decision affects the British and Dutch-owned Shell Oil Co. and the American firms of Standard Oil Co. of New Jersey i Stan vac), the Standard Oil of California
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    Warning on drugs
    44 1 LONDON. Fn British doctors were warned today not to give tetracycllne drugs to expectant j mothers because they might kill the women or cause deformed i babies The warning i.i given In a leading artlrle in the British I Medical Journal.
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    Bomb hoax at two schools
    353 1 Bomb hoax at two schools By A. SRIPATHY MALACCA Fri. lfl Abo til 1.1100 pupils Ironi I <> secondary gi rI s* schools in Durum Daun Road he r e were evacuated this morning, following a warn i n g Iha I bombs had be c n plan I c
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    STOP PRESS
    35 1 FAROUK: FUNERAL SERVICE KOMI I ri. Muslim funeral Berrtee wa» held todaj for ex King I aroak i>t in morcur where lw> »xkI\ la) "Muslim prk*t from Home lm.im Elbof, s.iiri tin- prayers.
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      Lock icon Two-prong attack on Congo rebels
      120 2 Two-prong attack on Congo rebels I EOPOLDVILLE, Fri.— I The Congolese Government's military offensive against rebels 1 near the Uganda border has developed into a two-pronged attack, messages reaching here j said. Both prongs contain units of Lieut-Col. Michael Hoare s white mercenaries and troops of the Congolese National Army.
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      Chi in Tanzania
      36 2 I DAR ES SALAAM. Fri. The I Chinese Deputy Foreign Minister, i Mr. Chi Penß-fci. arrived here yesterday for a visit. He met the Tanzanian Foreign Minister. Mr. Kambona. soon after his arrival.
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      Lock icon Cambodia proposal
      28 2 > TOKYO. Pri. Communist j China has approved Cambodia's < proposal calling (or an international conference to guarantee i Cambodia's neutrality, the New China News Agency reported. AP.
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      Lock icon MISSILES GUARD 'VITAL' AREAS IN INDIA
      120 2 MISSILES GUARD 'VITAL' AREAS IN INDIA V T EW DELHI, Fri.— India i* setting up ground-to-air guided missiles defences, it was disclosed today in tin- annual Defence Ministry report. According to usually wellinformed sources. Soviet equipment will he used. The report gave no indication where tne defences would he sited
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      Lock icon Four hurt in 'Anti-American Day' bomb blast
      344 2 Four hurt in 'AntiAmerican Day' bomb blast SAIGON, Friday rpO U R American sailors were wounded today when a grenade wrapped in bread crust exploded near their Jeep in the Chalon district of Saigon. It was the first attack of that kind reported today, which the Communist Vietcong had proclaimed
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      Captured rebel
      58 2 DAXAXii, Fri— He is clad in ordinary blark peasant cloth with a towel draped round his neck the regular Vietcong uniform. But South Vietnamese officials today identified him as Major Nguyen Phan. a Pekingtrained Vietcong political Commissar. He was captured in Quang Tri province this week the highest
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      Lock icon FARIDA SEES FAROUK'S BODY
      124 2 FARIDA SEES FAROUK'S BODY HOME, Frl. Ex-Queen Farlda of Egypt last night stood visibly moved before the body of her one-time husband, play boy ex-King Farouk. who died suddenly early yesterday after dining with a blonde companion. Farlda and her three daughters. Princess Ferial. 26, Princess Fawzla, 25. and Princess
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      Chiang plane missing
      48 2 TAIPEH. Fr!. A Chinese Nationalist Air Force plane was missing yesterday utiile on a routine reconnaissance mission along the coast of Chinese mainland, it was officially announced today. Air Force headquarters in Formosa die! not statr the typr ot Piano or give any other details.
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      ANTI-INDON PATROLS: A DENIAL BY MENDEZ
      117 2 MANILA. lri The Philippines has not askrd the l".t». Seventh Fleet to patrol its southern waters to cherk Indonesian infiltration into the country, the Foreign Secretary. >Ir. Mauro Mrndez. said today. Mr Mrnder was asked to comment on a Manila newspaper report that such
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      Lock icon Harassment of Americans goes on in Jakarta
      230 2 Harassment of Americans goes on in Jakarta JAKARTA. Fri.— The J Communist trade union of Sobsi today ignored a Government order to restore the electricity that was cut yesterday from American orivate and official organisations, inclndtrg the Associated Press office in Jakarta. The electricity was also disconnected from an apartment
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      Lock icon Protest by 50 students at Embassy
      89 2 ONDON, Fri. More than 50 Libyan students staried a sit-in demonstration inside the Libyan Emhere last night as a protest against what thry called "violation of student liberties" in their home country. As they settled clown for the first night, Mr. M. Mum. Sl'^ear-old
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      Lock icon LBJ's pledge to protect marchers
      215 3 WASHINGTON. Fri PRESIDENT Johnson an--L nounced last night he would order the Alabama National Guard into action to protect civil rights marchers next week if the State was not willing or able to provide protection. The President delayed his planned departure for a long weekend
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      Lock icon SHIRLEY ATTENDS COMMONS SITTING
      99 3 LONDON. Fri Shirley Temple. American child film star of the *****, sat in Mr. Speaker's personal gallery in the House of Commons yesterday to listen to question time. She heard questions and answers on English education and the Prime Minisu-r. .Mr. Harold Wil- son. dealing with
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      Lock icon Setback for Governor Wallace
      125 3 Setback for Governor Wallace ]\KW OKI.KANS. Fri Governor (Jrorße Wallace of Alabama Testerday suffered a setback in his bid to stop a .Vl.milr inarih by rivil rights demonstrators from Selma to Montgomery, his state capital. A Federal appeak court here took no action when a lawyer for Governor Wallace sought
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      Stricken star Patricia pregnant, paralysed
      210 3 Stricken star Patricia pregnant, paralysed OOLLYWOOD. Fri. lA Oscar wirner Patricia Neal, who suffered three massive strokes. is both paralysed and pregnant, her husband disclosed yesterday. "She's five months' prepnant. but we don"t know whether or not she'll be able to have the baby. said her husband. British mystery writer
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      Lock icon £1 million facelift for liner
      133 3 £1 million facelift for liner GLASGOW, Fri. Thej world's largest pas- 1 serger liner will get a million pound facelift, it was announced yes- terday. The Cunard Line announcement said the 8.1,000--ton Queen Elizabeth will un- I dergo a four-month major Improvement programme at the Clydebank yards of John Brown
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      Lock icon 73 in plane have lucky escape
      54 3 NEW YORK. A NorthWM Airlines jet carrvi::u 73 people on a flight that started in Tokyo vent oil the runway la.-t night on landing at Kennedy Air- j I port durini? a hunt snow.stnrm. No-one was injured and there was no apparent damage to
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      Lock icon A $750 m bite into US gold by de Gaulle
      181 3 A $750 m bite into US gold by de Gaulle WA SH I N GTO N, Fri— The United States gold stockpile has dropped another U. 5.5250 ($750) million, the U.S. Treasury announced yesterday. Americas gold reserves now stand at about U5514,561 million. The latest decline brought the total loss
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      Lock icon FOWLER (EXDEPUTY CHIEF) TO HEAD THE TREASURY
      191 3 IJL'ASHINGTON, Fri.— PreIT sident Johnson announced yesterday that Mr. Henry Fowler, a former Under-Secretary. would succed Mr. Douglas Dillon as Secretary of the Treasury. nwMmt called reporters into ills office to say that he intended to nominate Mr. FmvuT for the post. .id
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      Lock icon British satellite —1967 date
      61 3 LONDON. Fn.— Britain's -bird ■dial .satellite. UK3. is scheduled for launching by the United States in 1967. Mr. Anthony Cropland. Minister <f Science, said last night. It the first lo be Ml in Britain the others were Amend will carry five sets of equipment for scientific
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      Lock icon YARD: JACK THE STRIPPER IS ABOUT TO STRIKE AGAIN
      195 3 LONDON. Friday I SCOTLAND Yard detectives feared yes- rterday that the person wno strangled six prostitutes is about to stnko airain Assistant Commissioner Ranulph Eacon. head of the criminal investigation department of the Yard, made an urgent television appeal on Wednesday
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      Lock icon STEEL: I WILL GO AHEAD says WILSON
      108 3 STEEL: I WILL GO AHEAD says WILSON I ONDON. Fri. The Prime Minister. Mr. Harold Wilson, made it clear last night his Labour Government intends to go ahead with its controversial decision to renationalise Britain's stcH industry during the present session of Parliament. This session is due to end in
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    'THIS FLOWER SHOW COMPARES WITH ANY IN THE WORLD'
    385 4 'THIS FLOWER SHOW COMPARES WITH ANY IN THE WORLD' SINGAPORE. Fri. Tun Yusof AMIDST lovely orchid blooms and colourful manrr.ade landscapes, the Yang di-Pertuan Negara, Tun Yusof bin Ishak, opened the 1965 Singapore Flower Show this evening at the Singapore Turf Club. Tun Yusof, in his speech ■ailed upon the
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    Indian rubber mission in S'pore
    200 4 Indian rubber mission in S'pore SINGAPORE, Fri— A threeman delegation representing the Indian rubber industry, which is on a four-day sales and study survey of Singapore, said today that Indian rubber industrialists would be willing to co-operate with local industrialists to set up factories here to make different types of
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    Tour of Bukit Timah
    32 4 (SINGAPORE. Fri— Members of the Urban and Rural Services Committee today visited the Bukit Timah constituency to look Into j the requests by the people In the area.
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    SMMWU: Call to public
    152 4 (SINGAPORE, Fri. All j persons and interested parties were today invited to submit information they i may have regarding the workings of the Singapore Manual and Mercantile Workers' Union to the secretary of a commission of inquiry, which has b< en set up to probe the
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    'Good friend' held: CPIB man in court
    583 4 'Good friend' held: CPIB man in court $5,000 GRAFT CASE HEARING i SINGAPORE. Fri. DISTRICT court was told today I that Mr. Lim Menu Wee, of the Co: nip! Practices Investiga--1 lion Bureau, had bee n "a #0 0 d friend" of his former colleague, Chua Moon Swee. whom he
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    UNIONIST ACQUITTED OF DEFAMATION
    191 4 UNIONIST ACQUITTED OF DEFAMATION SINGAPORE, Fri. The Eighth Magistrate. Mr. K. Canaga Rajah, today, acquitted and discharged K. Suppiah, a vicepresident of the National Trades Union Congress and president of the Public Daily-rated Employees' Unions Federation, on a criminal defamation charge. Suppiah, represented by Mr. Lim Chor Pee. was accused
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    'Foolish act' costs clerk $18,000 gratuity
    353 5 'Foolish act' costs clerk $18,000 gratuity HE LOSES $350 A MONTH PENSION TOO PENANG, Friday A GOVERNMENT clerk due to retire in two months after 32 years' service, was today jailed for one day and fined a total of $750 on three charges of criminal breach of trust involving $195.
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    Woman in black negligee found dead in flat
    251 5  -  PHILIP KHOO By CINGAPORE. Fri. A pretty youn£ woman wearing a black negligee, was found dead in bed in her one-room flat in River Valley Road this morning. The body was found by a neighbour, who climbed in through a window after
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    171 5 CANBERRA STUDENT RAISING CASH FOR U-FUND /CANBERRA. Fri. A Malaysian student hero is raising money for his country's National Defence Fund among the 7,000 Malaysians he says live in Australia and New Zealand. Ho Choy Chok. of Jelebu. Negri Sembilan, said today i his Malaysia Defence Fund committee "wanted to
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    'We'll not take Thai provinces'
    69 5 Xl ALA LUMPIR, Fri. The Minister of Home Affairs. Dato (Dr.) Ismail bin Dato Hajj Abdul Rahman, has "aid that the Alliance Government has no intention of taking the four Malay provinces in South Thailand. Because of this, the Government rould not support any separatist
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    Mother of two fined $6,00Q for liquor offence
    149 5 I(UALA LUMPUR. Fri. A mother of two. Chla Fong Kiow, was today fined $5,000 or two years' jail on a charge of illegal possession of 79 gallons of intoxlcat- ing liquor. 1 Chia. 44. was also fined $1,000 |or one year's jail
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    Health Day on April 7
    43 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Pri. World Health Day this year will be held on April 7. The theme is "smallpox." In Selangor baby shows will be held at six district health centres and in six maternity and child welfare clinics.
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    Lock icon Sarawak drive to replant rubber
    146 5 Sarawak drive to replant rubber I^UCHING. Fri.— Thou- sands of acres of j land in Sarawak is under old and uneconomic rubber which should be cut out and replanted j with high yielding clones, a statement from the Department of Agri- 1 culture said. However, some farmers were reluctant to
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    K.L. Welfare officials
    41 5 I KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. Mr. Ourdial Singh has been elected I chairman of the Kuala Lumpur District Welfare Committee. 1 Other officials are: Vice-chair-man. Dato Haji Ally Maricar: secretary. Mr. K. T. R. Singam; treasurer. Mr. S. Kanapathy
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    Chamber reception
    40 5 SINGAPORE. Pri. The assistant overseas manager of Mitsubishi Electric Corporation. Mr. T. Shirado, will be the guest-of-hon- our at a reception organised jointly by Mitsubishi and Sandilands Buttery Co. Ltd. at the Chinese Chamber of Commerce on Tuesday.
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    A DIRECT MALAYSIA-HONG KONG PHONE LINK IN APRIL
    243 5 SINGAPORE, Fri. 4 DIRECT telephone link between Malaysia and Hofr Kong is to go into operatVm at the end of this month. This was disclosed here today by the Federal Minister for Works. Posts and Telecommunications. Dato V. T. Sambanthan. The service
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    Police and newsmen: Probe in final stage
    118 5 Police and newsmen: Probe in final stage SINGAPORE, Fri. Singapore police have reached the final stages of their extensive probe into allegations of obstruction and manhandling of newsmen by some of their officers recently. The investigation papers and a full report of the Incidents are to be sent ud to
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    Let PSC find its own devices, says the chairman
    330 7 KUALA M.MPIR. Fri. The rhairnsan of Ihe Public BcrrtoM Commission. Dato Abdul Aziz Ma llu.ii Abdul Majid. said today that the PSC irma an independent body which should be left alone to lincl its own clr vdi-s within the national policy
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    Clinic treats 700,000 free in 13 years
    72 7 SINGAPORE. Fri. About 700.000 patients have so far received free medical treatment from a clinic run by the Chinese Physicians' AssocUtton in Telok Ayer Street, since it s inception 13 years ago. This m disclosed by the assoMr. Tan LiD the 13th anniversary
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    CIS official elected
    70 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. Mr. j (i M.wirs haa been elected rliairm.in vl UM management cunimnier ot the Malayan A.ssool thr- Cham-red Institute of Secretaries O'hor official* .irr- Vice-chair-.-.t Khalld b:n i: rotary. Mr. Hoh Kiang Tneng; committee members: Mr. Mr. E. S. Thomas. Mr. D. E. Tea'.r.
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    GOVT MILL CANNOT COPE WITH DAILY PADI INTAKE
    217 7 GOVT MILL CANNOT COPE WITH DAILY PADI INTAKE rTEI.UK AXSON. Fri. A The Government rice mill here is unable to cope with the padi that is being brought in daily because of the shortage of facilities and labourers. The Minister of Agriculture and Co-operatives. Inche Mohamed Ghazali bin Haii Jawi.
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    Cocktail party in 'Malaysia'
    57 7 SINGAPORE. Pn. Sune 200 local and foreign shippii.K officials and :h»r vtra toniglr M tttlMl*d a crck:n:l party an board the Awtf nr* puMimt NMI, t'.ie M.ilay.siu. to m.irk iv introduction. The 8.060-.O1: pum p2»t liner arrived bere fr<;m Au.-T.iila on M*rcb 2on her n-.;t;dpn voyaM
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    Talk by Dr. Tow
    39 7 SINGAPORE. Fr.. The head of obatetrloi I?v -:\-.c University of Singapore, l'r Tow Siang Hua. who is also lay oj-enche: talk m "Can !i tlflc somtlnv?" nt the Teaclier< Triining College at 2.30 p.m. touiirrcw
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    Water lift to beat dry spell
    127 7 RAUB. Friday THOUSANDS of gallons of drinking water art- now being ported from Ruuh to outlying villages daily by Public Works rtment lorries owing to a local neardrought win has fallen during the la.st two month*. The water will continue to be supplied free
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    UNION WILL PROTEST
    164 7 I^AXGAR, Fri.— ilie Day Training Centres and Colleges Union of Malaya is to protest against the recent ruling by the Controller of Examinations that no private candidates will be allowed to sit for the Higher School Certificate unless they have attended H.S.C. classes sponsored by the Ministry
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    Salaries commission can't consider case of pensioners
    263 7 Salaries commission can't consider case of pensioners KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. The case of pensioners does not fall within the terms of reference of the Special Commission on Salaries. This was stated by the secretary of the commission. Mr. W Fernando, here today A pensioner. Mr T. Mailvahanan. a former principal
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    Barred HSC candidates: Now ruling is challenged
    485 7 IPOH, Friday |)OUBTS on the validity of the ruling that private 1 candidates for the Higher School Certi- ficate examination must follow a twoyear course organised by the Ministry of Education were raised by Mr. Teerath Ram, president of the National Union of
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    Heads of Depts to direct language campaign
    296 8 Heads of Depts to direct language campaign KUALA LUMPUR, Friday. A TOP-LEVEL national language committee has decided to make heads of Government departments directly responsible for the "effective use" of the national language by their staff. This is one of several decisions taken by the National Language Month conference which
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    Mosque project
    29 8 BATU PAHAT. Fri. A $25,000 mosque is to be built at Sri Dayong In Sri Medan. 23 miles from here, under the rural development programme this year.
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    Why impose curfew in strike area? asks union
    114 8 Why impose curfew in strike area? asks union KUALA LUMPUR, Fri The Transport Workers' Union today wrote to the Minister of Home Affairs, Dato (Dr.) Ismail bin Abdul Rahman, calling for an inquiry into the reasons for declaring a curfew covering an area wher* workers were on strike. In his
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    MB to visit Jenderam
    55 8 I KAJANO. Pri. The Mentri Besar of Selangor, Dato Harun bin Haji Idns, will visit Kampong Jenderam. about 10 miles from here on Monday. He is expected to discuss the weekly fair which the Itampong i has started and to call on the < I people
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    Community leaders pay tribute to Yeap
    213 8 Community leaders pay tribute to Yeap TESSELTON, Fri. Community leaders here last night paid glowing tributes to the Deputy Federal Secretary, Mr. Yeap Kee Aik. for his services to the State and his "understanding approach" in tackling problems. They were speaking; at a reception for Mr. Yeap who left for
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    Four-man gang take $700 in office hold-up
    147 8 Four-man gang take $700 in office hold-up I/UALA LUMPUR. Fri.— Four men, one armed with a pistol, robbed a finance company of $700 here yesterday. The men entered the offlct of the Hup Yuen Hong Finance Co. In Cross Street iat 12.50 p.m under the pretext of obtaining a loan.
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    Penang air raid siren tests
    60 8 PENANG. Pri. The PMwnR Civil Defence Department will carry out air raid siren tests at the Police Contingent Headquarters in Penan* Road and the Bagan Jermail fire station between 1 p.m. and 3 p.m. tomorrow. The public are advised that the sounding of the sirens
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    Robbery charge withdrawn
    52 8 KUALA LUMPUR. Pri. Slew Tuck Yew. 20. was discharged in the magistrate's court here yesterday after the prosecution withdrew a robbery charge against him. He was alleged to have robbed Chang Ying Hsueh, 20. of exsh and jewellery worth $4,917 at Ceylon Hill here on March 8
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    Orphan missing
    24 8 PENANG. Fri. Ridzuan bin Ahmad. 15. an Inmate of the Penanpr Muslim Orphanage in Aver lUun. has been reported missing since Wednesday.
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    FARMERS WORRIED BY THE GLUT OF IMPORTED EGGS
    206 8 PENANG, Friday pO U L TRY farmers 1 here are worried about the present egg glut in this country. Six representatives called on the State Veterinary Officer. Hajl S. M. Babjee. yesterday to urge the Government to impose a quota on the
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    Up to $65 pay boost for the temporaries
    167 9 LM ALA LI.MPUR. I ri. More than 3.000 temporary Government clerks in Malaya will set pay increases ranging from $17.50 to $65 a morth. This follows years of agitation by the "temporaries" in Government service for better pay and conditions of employment.
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    DOs AND DON'Ts FOR TEACHERS AND HEADS
    289 9 DOs AND DON'Ts FOR TEACHERS AND HEADS MUAR. Friday. •JHE Johore Chief Education Officer, Mr. Tan Teik Beng, has drawn up a set of 'do's and donts" for all teachers, heads of schools and organisers of schools in the state. Headmasters or headmistresses, he says, should bo in school during
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    Matron wins E.P.F. fine appeal
    199 9 Matron wins E.P.F. fine appeal KUALA LUMPUR, Fn. —The High Court here today allowed thei appeal of A. Amiratam. Matron at the Pure Life Society, who had; been ordered by a magistrate to pay a fine of $100 to the Em-; ployees' Provident Fund. At the magistrate's court. it was
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    Off to Australia
    24 9 SINGAPORE Fri. a Sinsapun- Oovernment veterinary nfficer. Mr. s.j. Iswaran, leaves tnr AusT.tlia tomorrow tor furiclies under .i Colombo Ptali M-holar.-inp.
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    $3.6 mil for D-Fund
    28 9 KUALA I IMPIK. Kn. Bank i h.cs .~o far if-i-eiv.d 81.294.980 for the National Fund and $3 667 210 for the National Defence Fund.
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    'Instil loyalty' call to youths
    74 9 TELUK ANSON Fri. Youth leaders m Hip country have been ImtU into their members a sense ol common loy:iltv to :hr Kin? .mci *hr nationSpe.'iking .i' the .tnnual meeting of the Lower Herax Youth CouriHlit the out-going chairman. Mr. Ong Tit Hoe. said: In j
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    Blue films produced in S'pore with local 'stars'
    287 9 OINGAPORE. Fri. I Blue films are now known to be pro- I duced here with local "stars." A spokesman for the pollcp Anti-Vice Squad, said to- day: "Our investigations Into this new racket art -till going on and are likely to take
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    Exhibits not produced: Lottery charge men freed
    141 9 l/UALA LUMPUR. FH. Two men were ac- quitted ana discharged today when the prosecution i failed to produce exhibits of I the ca c Mm Pe<-K Joon. 58. and I:m i Ton Teck. 49. both railway carteen keepers, were alleged tn hay* assmed
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    'Best Scout association in state'
    79 9 BUKIT MERTAJAM. Pri. Inch* Ahmad bin Harun. chairman oi Uie Boy Scouts Association of < Bukit Mrrtajam. yesterday described the association as "th e best in the statp A mm building costing $45,000 wouid be built this year, he toki i the association's annual meeting.
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    Talk date
    37 9 PENANG. Fri. The Deputy Chief Education Officer Penanft luchp Alxiui Rahman bin Arnhad *iU «ive h talk on thr Rolr of: Malay students in education acti-1 vitie*" at the State Youth Centre Parquhar Street tomorrow.
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    ROTAN AND JAIL AGAIN FOR BREAKING INTO HOUSES
    193 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. I i 4 MAN accused of house-breaking told the Sessions Court president. Inche Abdul Hamid Azmi. before •sentence was passed today that he had received a whipping for a similar offonce recently Inche Hamid then spntenced Na>ir bin Hi;
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    Padi planters donate to D-Fund
    78 9 IUUAR. Fri. Forty padi from Tanjong Karang. Kesang. have donated a total of 110 gantangs of padi. later sold for $55. to the National Defence Fund. Their leader. Inche Kolop bin Samdin. yesterday presented a cheque for that amount to the District Officer. Inche Mohamed
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    MUSICIAN'S ONE-DAY VISIT TO STORE WITH WIFE
    158 9 MUSICIAN'S ONE-DAY VISIT TO STORE WITH WIFE SINGAPORE. Fri. Dr. William Lovelock, a well-known musician and composer, flew into Singapore last night with his wife for a one-day stop over on his way home to Brisbane. Singapore Is the la.st >top of their holiday trip. Dr Lovelock, who ha-s written
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    DEATH
    23 10 Wnrdi Sli > Minimum) MR. ANDREW JOSEPH FERNANDEZ retired I'hief I>rauKht.iman S.T.B. and father of Fraacla Arthur passed away on 18/3/65 at Trtvandrum
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    IN MEMORIAM
    50 10 It Ward* SIS (MUtimmm) RAMAYAH Infirmary Attendant passed away on 6.3-1963. Coremoalal rlt»a at Serangoon Road Perumal Tfinpls on 12 noon 31 3-I9W. IN CHERISHIO MEMORY of H. V. Albert, who passed away on 20th March. 1944. "In constant thought and silent sorrow". Inserted by his loving family.
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      A Step In Space
      651 10 Seven and a half years after Russia hurled the first sputnik i into orbit, the first man has stepped literally into space. Perhaps not quite literally, for the two-man capsule was in orbit and not truly in space, and in whatever manner Colonel Leonov left and
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      Helping Hand For Spastics
      331 10 Selangor is the most advanced Malayan State in the preparation of spastic children i for fuller and more independ- ent lives. The States Spastic i Children's Association is enter- I prising and well run, as Inche Khir Johari found when he visited its Petaling Jaya centre
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      Fishing Feud
      274 10 The Minister of Agriculture's visit to Penang today should do much to take the heat out of the dispute between inshore fishermen and trawlermen. Haji Ghazali will hear both sides of the case and can be expected to give assurances that the interests of all concerned will be
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    876 10  - Black and white but Red all over A SPECIAL REPORTER By HOW GUIDED DEMOCRACY AND THE PKI ARE SUCCESSFULLY THROTTLING INDONESIA'S PRESS THE once lively and varied Indonesian Press is withering away. President Soekarno and his 'guided democracy" have forcibly closed more than a hundred newspapers in the past five
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      The HSC ban and private schools
      529 10 fJNTIL I saw the news v item in yesterday's Issue of the Straits Times I was under the impression that the alleged ban on the entry of private candidates for the H8C examination was based on an Inadvertent error In the Controller of Examinations'
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      Qualified
      136 10 AM surprised that 'Student' in a recent letter compared the teaching ability of an HSC holder, with that of a qualified teacher. HSC holders have undergone only academic work for two years, while a trained teacher has acquired professional training In addition to academic studying. For example, a teacher
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      Defence stamps
      157 10 rpHE statement by the X Secretary lo the iviinlstry of Works. Posts Telecommunications ST. Mar. 18) that a special issue 01 National Defence stamps cannot be made this year is very disheartening indeed. A3 philatelists we do fully appreciate the limiting ol our commemorative issues each year and
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      Coal meal
      74 10 f|NLY In Johore Bahru is a charcoal shop licensed almost next door to an eating shop. At the Junction of Jalan Ah Fook and Jalan Stew Chin, recently I had to abandon a plate of mcc noon when a gust of wind delivered a lump of black dust
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      73 10 A LONG with hundreds of other residents in the Lorong Kin 13 and 14 of Kampong Datok Keramat I am deeply disturbed by the condition of the electricity supply in the»e areas. For about a month the supply has been uneven and on many occasions a blackout the whole
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    Singapore Govt offers to sell 82 flats to Malays
    215 11 Singapore Govt offers to sell 82 flats to Malays SINGAPORE. Ftt. The Ministry of National Development has offered to sell 82 data in Geylang to Malays in the State. The secretary of the Slnuapore National Cooperative Houses Society. Inche Ahad bin Abdul Hamid. said today all the one-room-one-hall flats were
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    Trade fair invitation
    35 11 SINGAPORE, Prl. The Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce has been invited to take pert In a German trade exhibition scheduled to be held in West Berlin between Sept 22 and Oct. 23
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    Bus-stop drama
    370 11  -  RUDY BELTRAN: By Kuala Lumpur, Friday Large crowd watches as man tries to drag boy, 12, into taxi— thinking he is his son LARGE crowd at the Foch Avenue bus-stop yesterday watched in silence as a drunken man tried to drag a schoolboy into a taxi thinking he
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    Ursula gets down to work on film in Langkawi
    409 11  - Ursula gets down to work on film in Langkawi JESSIE LEEMBRUGGEN: By Pulau Langkawi, Frl. JIUNDREDS of Langkawi .villagers gave an enthusiastic welcome to Swiss actress Ursula Andress when she landed here this evening seven hours behind schedule. Looking cool and fresh In a snow-white two-piece suit, the beauty who
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    Umno meeting
    26 11 BATU PAHAT. Fri. The 1 Taniorß Laboh branch of Umno here will hold its anmi;il meeting on Thursday. ;it the Chinese Chamber of Commerce
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    The yellow butterflies not deterred by rain
    108 11 The yellow butterflies not deterred by rain CINGAPORE. Fri. An afternoon downpour today failed to deter the hordes or yellow butterflies which had been fluttering and nestling in the Tanglln area for the past five days. A National Museum spokesman said: "I don't thin* tfce rain affected the butterflies greatly.
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    Icecream ban in town
    44 11 TANGKAK. Frl. Tlie Tangkak Town Council has decided to prohibit the sale of Icecream and rojak In view of the present typhoid outbreak. All wells in the drought-stricken villages have been chlorinated and drinking water Ls supplied by PWD lorries.
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    Lock icon MALAYSIAN DEFENCE OFFICIALS FOR N.Z.
    93 11 WELLINGTON, Prl. Six senior officials of the Malaysian Defence Ministry will arrive in New Zealand on Sunday for talks with New Zealand Ministry of Defence officials on matters relating to the implementation of the New Zealand programme of defence aid for Malaysia. The team will
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    Ghaffar blames the PKI
    62 11 MALACCA. Frl The Chief Minister of Malacca. .Inche Abdul Ohaffar bin Baba. said today that as long as there were PKI (Indonesian Communist Party > members in the Indonesian Cabinet 1 chances of settling the Malaysia dispute were slim Inche Abdul Ohaffar said this Then he
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    New mosque
    31 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Prl. Ttie Sultan of Selangor today opened a J2.V000 mosque and a $2,000 extension to a religious school at Buklt Changgane. near Banting. 30 miles from here.
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    LO: WE'RE IN FAVOUR OF PRELIMINARY TALKS on SABAH
    220 11 KUALA LUMPUR, Friday. THE Sabah Government is in favour of holding preliminary talks with the Philippines over its claim to North Borneo, the State's Chief Minister, Mr. Peter Lo, said here today. He said: "This is the fathest we will go
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    Police 'not probing' loss of $100,000
    162 11 Police 'not probing' loss of $100,000 SINGAPORE, Fri. Police today stated uiat the> were not 1 n v c s t i gating the loss of some $100,000 from the Police Thrift and Loan Society here. In an official statement, the police secretary. Mr. T. Chelliah said: "The statement that
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    Master degrees for three
    59 11 SINGAPORE. Fri. Three Hanyang University graduates Mr. Tan Kah Choon. Mr. Lv«Kene Foo and Mr. Pang Miivj Tse. have returned from the United States and Japan after obtaining Master degrees. Two other Nanyana gradaati s. Mr. Ko Han Cheng and Mr N| I Hong Chuan. will
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    Two grab $1500 from shop owner
    139 11 Two grab $1500 from shop owner SINGAPORE, Fri.— Two gunmen this morning robbed a shop owner of $1,500 in busy Tiong Bahru Road. Mr. Urn Meng Eng. 74 owner of the Ayer Rajah Store In Ayer Rajah Road, .was travelling in a car with a friend when a car rammed
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    New mosque
    30 11 JELEBU. Frt. The Mentrl i Sembllan. Data (Dr. i Mohamed Said bin Mohamed, today opened a fil.vnoo mosqu* and a $6,000 communltv hall ft K.tmnong Oagu, near her*
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    Four clinics built
    30 11 BATU PAHAT. Fri. Pour maternity and heaj'h clinics costIng 552.976 were built iit Minnie bcku. Suiißei Av.tm. Assam Bung Laboh last year under the rural development programme
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      165 11 »»HWHH«C VOLVO WINS RUSSIAN WINTER CAR RALLY Eino Ryali and Veikko Junkilainen of Finland, driving a Swedish Volvo, won tho Russian Winter Car Rally, which finished at Moscow on Wednesday, IG'th March 1965. Finnish drivers, all in Volvos, filled the next three places. Out of the 129 cars which started
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      91 11 The tides TODAY— Sedllt Kechll 1139 a.m. (7.3 ft) 1142 pjn. (7.oft); Singapore 12.39 a.m. (9.2 ft) 12.50 p.m. (8.8 ft): Port Dlckson 8.22 a.m. B.Bft) 8.40 p.m. (9.Bft>; Port Swettenham 7.37 a.m. 13.3 ft > 7.54 p.m. < 14.0 ft). Penang 2.07 a.m. < B.2ft) 2.34 pin (B.3ft i.
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      724 11 TV MALAYSIA (Malaya) CHWNI I. 5 Kuala Lumpur «.lo Huckleberry Hound: 7.00 Penan;: 6 Ipnh a, Malacca News in English; 7.10 Canto--2 p.m. I>M pattern; S.f# neae Opera: 7.14 I Love Lucy Profjninimo .-ummHry; 3.02 Em- "Lucy Ooe« to Hospital:" pire -fjmin Oreen HilU": j News in Mandarin: 8.10 3.57
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      Milestone in Singapore's industrial programme
      513 12 I AYING of the foundation stone of Starlight Timber Products Co. Ltd. tomorrow by Sin pa- pore's Finance Minister, Dr. Goh Kenp Swee, will mark another milestone in the State's in- dustrialisation programme. The factory site takes up 12 acres at the J vast industrial
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      ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT BOARD
      35 12 Dr. Goh for foundationlaying ceremony of plywood factory MR. LIAO CHAO HWANG, Executive director I MR. LIN TZE SE, Chairman MR. CHEN WU CHANG, Managing director. MR. NG CHENG ANN. Executive director.
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    Lock icon Kuan Yew in talks on socialist 'front'
    254 13 Kuan Yew in talks on socialist 'front' fANBERRA, Fri. Formation of an organisation of the Democratic Socialist Party of Asia, Africa and Australia was discussed here today. Mr. Lee Kuan Yew. Prime Minister of Singapore, and Mr. Cyril Wyndham. federal secretary of the opposition Australian Labour Party, conferred for 75
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    Filipino worker in Sabah fined
    37 13 .lESSELTON. Fri. Damsani Biitrol. a 26-year-old Filipino. yesterday fined *60 or two weeks' imprisonmerr by the magistrate. Mr. Clioim Thain Vun for chanjtin* hts employment without the approval of :V>e immigration au-
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    Doctors' guest
    34 13 SINGAPORE. Pri Tne prime Minister. Mr. Leo Kuan Yew. will be the guest-of-hononr at the fourth annual dinner and dance of the ffinrpTff Medical lon .it ;he Imperial Hoom. on Anrii 10.
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    Fishermen warned: Keep off Indian waters
    283 13 Fishermen warned: Keep off Indian waters SECURITY CHECKS IN THE BAY OF BENGAL KUALA jJJMPUR, Friday. THE Indian High Commission here today advised Malaysian fishermen not to enter Indian territorial waters in tfie Bay of Bengal because of strict security checks in the area. A High Commission spokesman said strict
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    Three slain: Man is held
    60 13 JESSELTON, Fri. Two old women and a girl have been murdered at Kampong Kituntul. near Tambunan, in the interior. according to a police spokesman here today. The murder weapon is believed to be an axe. A man has been detained. The dead were Gompln binte
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    Two attend diplomatic course
    69 13 Two attend diplomatic course KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. Two officers from the Ministry of External Affairs are now attending a threemonth basic diplomat course In Australia. They are Incite Abdul Majid bin Mohamed. Assistant Secretary (Ii f.irmattotx. and Mr. Loci Cheolc Hun. desk officer for Austniia and New Zealand. Mom of
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    Pedestrian killed
    25 13 SINGAPORE. Pri. A 60-year-old pedestrian. Ho N'ai Quak was killed when he was knocked down by a scooter In Thomson Road last mchi.
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    'Search your conscience' appeal to turf club members
    195 13 'Search your conscience' appeal to turf club members pENANG. Fri. The president of the Penang Turf Club, Mr. Lim Huck Aik, today appealed to members to help improve the club's financial position by "placing all bets on the totalisator." "Let each and every member search his conscience and answer whether
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    Grads raise funds for Nanyang
    61 13 Grads raise funds for Nanyang SINGAPORE. Fri. The Association of Nanyang University Graduates has launched a campaign among Its members to raise funds for the university. The campaign Ls to commemorate the university's sixth tonvocation which will be held ar the i National Theatre on March 30. This is the
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    Governor's guests
    42 13 MALACCA. Fri. The Governor iot Sarawak. Tun Abang Haji Openg. and his wife. Toll Puan Hajjah Mansiah. arrived here by i pianr from Kuala Lumpur for a two-day visit as guests of the Oovernor. Tun Hajl Abdul Malek bin Yusof.
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    College speech day
    32 13 SUNGEI. PATANI. Pri. The Sultanah of Kedah will give away the prizes at the annual speech I day of the Sultan Abdul Hamid College, Alor Star, on April 4.
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    Plucky Nor Azman, 6, greets VIP visitor
    157 13 WALKING is an impossibility for six-year-old Nor Azman bin Ghanl. But he insisted on standing up helped by Mrs. P. Christensan. supervisor of the association to greet the Minister of Education, Inche Mohamed Khlr Jobari, who spent an hour at the Spastic Children's
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    Minister is urged to station High Court judge in Malacca
    198 13 Minister is urged to station High Court judge in Malacca MALACCA. Friday. f EGAL circles here have written to the Minister of Finance, Mr. Tan Siew Sin, stating that a High Court judge should be stationed permanently in Malacca as there was more than enough wcrk for one judge here.
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    Youth clubs in Borneo active
    61 13 KUALA LUMPUR. Prl. The Assistant Minister of Culture. Youth and Sports. En«ku Mohsein Wn Abdul Kadir. returned here tonight after a 10-day "fact-find-ing" visit to Sabah and Sarawak. He said on arrival here that the youths ln the Borneo States were active and that many
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    37 13 JESSELTON. Pri. A police spokesman today said six people had been arrested this week In connertion with the distribution of anti-Malavsla pamphlets here. Sute Ministers recently received pamphlets through thp post opposing Malaysia.— Reuter.
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      336 13 Straits Times Crossword ACHOBS publicity (11). 1 I played first before egghead 818 w »y to et •round lrrenoveltst ln the old location of V*l*t verbs aloud < 10 16 1 3 2 6) 12 A hundred and fifty point to 8. Unlit' lii two words ln 16, Jam on
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      How Leonov's space suit works...
      552 14 HE BREATHED PURE OXYGEN TO WASH NITROGEN OUT OF HIS TISSUES MOSCOW. Friday JHE official Tass news agency j has given details of the space j suit worn by LieutCol. Alexei Leonov i when he stepped out of the orbiting- spaceship Voskhod-2 for about 10
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      Lock icon Europe sees TV films of space feat in hours
      230 14 I ONDON. Fri. Europe s newspapers today told the story of the latest Soviet space feat in tremendous displays, with editorials acclaiming A 1 c x c i Leonov's courage. The Russians clearly were out for every atom S.. Propaganda value.
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      The Americans still hope to be first on the moon
      224 14 The Americans still hope to be first on the moon fAPE KENNEDY, Fri. American officials, while acknowledging Russia's big lead in the space race, are still confident that they will land a man. on the moon before the Russians. Russia's success with yesterday^ "space swim" will spur American development of
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      Lock icon Just fancy that —
      74 14 Just fancy that f ONDON. Fri.— A £117.500 automatic car-stacking garage, opened four years ago by Princess Margaret and hailed as the first of its kind in the world. Is to be demolished because it has never worked. The garage, at suburban Woolwich, was designed to Dark 300 cars automatically.
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      37-24-37 Molly is picked to give 007 his medicine
      100 14 THE latest flesh and blood blonde in the world of succulent fe males which James Bond inhabits is 25 -year-old Molly Peters She plays a sexy therapist who helps the jaded 007 tune up for his adventures in "Thunderball." Massage Her
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      Lock icon AT WORK AGAIN-A WOMAN WHO WAS CERTIFIED DEAD
      168 14 GLASGOW. Friday 4 YOUNG woman who A was certified dead and taken to a mortuary three months ago was cheerfully back at work today in a shop here. Blonde Mrs. Catherine Leask. 35. said today she learned about her journey to the
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      Lock icon £11,475 estate
      35 14 LONDON. Fri. Lady Astoi of BMW, who died at hrr home i near Nu-e but J;m. 3. acod 74. lefr estate in England worth £11.475 it was announced here. Duty nil £3.966. Reuter.
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      Paying for sick leave tickets
      171 15 Paying for sick leave tickets READ with interest your report headed "Sick Leave At a Price", reproducing an article from The Civilian, official monthly ol the Federation Armed Forces Civilian Stall Union. I am shocked at the statement that there are dispensaries where medical certificates can be bought cheaply. If
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      Discomfort at the airport
      336 15 4FTER many years of discomfort in the old airport, the new building held out promise of facilities comparable with other international airports. In vain! Apart from the unfortunate decision not to air-condition the arrival and meeting areas (what a poor reception for tourists I write mainly
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      Discipline
      96 15 ()N the question of school discipline. I offer the following suggestions: Under no circumstances should principals be allowed to retain students who have failed two years running in the same or different forms In secondary schools. Guidelines on hair cuts, dress and general school routine should be clearly laid
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      A COUNCIL WITH NO PRESIDENT
      172 15 THE Malacca Municipal Council is today without a president and o secretary Making the situation even more preposterous. is the absence from the Council of its two engineers, who are away on study leave. A senior technical assistant is now in charge of the engineering
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      Frustrated
      160 15 IT is frustrating for those private candidates for the H.S.C. who. for the last two or three years, have prepared assiduously on a home-study course, to find that their path to knowledge and success is blocked by their own Ministry of Education. i was a candidate for this examination
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      CHILDREN IN THE UNSETTLED SCHOOLS
      124 15 CHILDREN IN THE UNSETTLED SCHOOLS TTHE headmasters letter (S.T March 8) clearly shows that it is the Education Dept. and not the school that must be blamed for the existing unsatisfactory state of affairs. The first term draws speedily to a close and yet our children hay* not settled down
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      Parochial
      138 15 BEFORE Mr. Tan Toh Hong (ST. March 10" repeats his auestion which is asked in all countries where industrialisation schemes are being introduced, would he please prove that 100' I foreign owned companies act against the Malaysian national interest and aspirations. His line of reasoning is parochial in the
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      Muddy road
      110 15 REFERENCE Is made to the complaint by Mr. Alex Tan (S.T. Feb. 20 > of the muddy condition of Jalan Labu Ayer from the junction of Sunshine Terrace to Bartley Road. Officers of this Department who investigated this complaint have reported that this stretch of road Is a
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      Easing dust nuisance
      233 15 Easing dust nuisance I REFER to the letter from "Parent" (ST. March 2i and regret to note that in the process or the reclamation of the area adjacent to Trafalgar School, its pupils and members of the staff have been inconvenienced. However. I would like to assure 'Parent" that the
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      Monotony
      61 15 ()N Sunday there Is no main feature film on TV Malaysia except monotonous commentaries and frequent announcements of programmes for the coming week. On week-days T.V Malaysia closes after 11.00 p.m. but on Sunday the station closes about 20 minutes earlier than th» usual time It is hoped that
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      Tiong Bahru flats and rentals
      193 15 ALLOW me to comment on your editorial headed "Tiong Bahru". You point out that the going rent for public housing is S6O or more compared with $34.40 paid by Tiong Bahru residents and claim that latter tenants enjoy much more favourable terms. Like the Board
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      Teachers or clerks?
      140 15 IVHY is it that in some Chinese Secondary schools some teachers are made to do the work ot clerks. My wile who Is a teacher of English in a Government school is burdened with the heavy responsibility of teaching thirty periods and marking four sets of essays
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      4085 16 P^______ SITUATIONS WANTED HOUSES LAND FOR SALE EDUCATION HI-FI ft STEREO VEHICLES FOR SALE IS Wordt M Him.)— Box M rfs. oxtrm IS Words St <Min.)—Box SO et: oxtrm IS Words tt < Mim.) Box SO cts. ejrr- is Wnr4* S« (Min.)—H,,x in rlt. rxlrm IS U,,rjt M ifiit.l— Box
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    GUINNESS $3.2 m. OFFER IS FULLY SUBSCRIBED
    749 18 From Our Market Correspondent rIE public part of thi Guinness Malaysia offei to the Malaysian public oi Thursday was subscribed ii full it was announced yes terday. This represented $3.1 million of the total offer oi four million one dollar! shares at par.
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    STOCKS EXCHANGE OF MALAYSIA
    772 18 BUSINESS In and reported to the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Stock Exchange of Malaysia yesterday with the number of shares traded In brackets: INDUSTRIALS: C.I. Holdinga (4.000) $2.02: Em* ordi. (2.000) M.59; Ess* d«b. (U«00> St. o3; F. and N. ord». K32
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    STOCKS INDICES
    25 18 Malayan Stock Indices Mar. 18 Mar. 19 •Industrials: 77.14 77.19 Tins: 101.10 100.34 S rubbers: 103.13 103.13 •Dec. 30. 1963—100 Dec. 29, 1962=100
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    Rubber mart pattern is largely unchanged
    422 18 rERE is little to report on the pattern of this week's market, which has remained largely unchanged throughout, with small con-certina-like movements taking place around 712 cents state H.C.B. Co. Ltd. In their current rubber market survey. Overseas support has again been nebulous, as
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    OPTION PREMIUMS
    199 18 March 19. Thrr.. month*. INDUSTRIALS 1 M <-t«. i I I > 12 eta. ><O 14 tl. If II Ked DUO IS. O.C B.C f. N. in rl» Ko»inM>n Pttapatrtck* I A da. Kolhmar, '■.mnmon 14 eta C. Storage eta H. S'pura 9 ct«. H. Merlin V ct*
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    SHIPS IN PORT
    86 18 (.MIPS vinic alongside tin «.n K jpot» Harbour whlrxt or «<prol«4 tofljy arc Paaaaa Maru 1 14. I Tan I i 13. Coroaia W I I Port Uitttnriim Whart Birthni« Whirl Btrth* Ftanmnnr. Nippon. Tbo tlbuna Mam. ttrtam Berths: Naiw. tk-nnrvla. City of Lm4b, 'Jolden Ocran. Amer-ak.-rk
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    CLOSING PRICES
    26 18 Mar. 19 MALAYAN RIBBER PRICE: *U cents (up one-eighth of a cent). TIN: 5652 (up 25 cents). Unofficial estimated offering 255 tons tup tons)
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    31 18 Tl'f Malayan Eichanx* Banki' At- locution Ita rmtta to merchant* vmirrduv (all ratal 10 $100): tailing TT o» 00 roady: Holland Cuildori 116); Oaf*itn Krontr ..li, Noraroflan Krontr 232k
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    Rubber crops
    17 18 The following further February crops are notified: Bata I.lnUng 167,000 lb. and Glenealy 106.500 lb.
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    Twenty-five cents rise in Straits tin price
    237 18 -TtHE Drice of tin in Penan? X yesterday rose by 25 cents to $652 per picul. In London on Thursday tin was very steadily held to finish around £4 per long ton highei after moderate activity and fairly well matched buying and selling.
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    TIMES PORT 1
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    Lock icon Horton pips Headley in 'race of the century'
    886 20 Report by Norman Siebel and picture by Harold Teo KI' ALA LUMPUR. Friday. IN the rush of runs, sixes by the dozen almost, cracked tiles on the Selangor Club roof and boundaries blasted all round the field, what finally emerged from the
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    SOCCER Selangor face tough task
    386 20 SOCCER Selangor face tough task KUj THE meetings of Selanj tournaments often zone is going to end a second round match at p.m.) should be no except Both teams have more Infirmities than usual and Selangor. with the double disadvantage of mining three key men and playing 1 away, will
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    NO-PUNCH KEDAH BEATEN IN REPLAY
    131 20 NO-PUNCH KEDAH BEATEN IN REPLA Y KF.DAII I I't.KXK 2 A LOR STAR. Fri Prrak thr holdrr.s. had to fight hard to 1 !>eat Kedah in their North BOM i FAM Cup tic replay h<rp today Centre-forward Mahal Ambu shot talk into the lead after mx I minutes but for
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    Costly mistake by Abdullah
    105 20 r KEI.ANTAN 1 PAHAXG 1 1 KOTA BHARU. Fn. KeUntan finished on top in the east zone of 1 the Malays Inter-state soccer r competition for the Sultans Cv,) today, thanks to an own goal oy > Pahang fullback Abdullah at Paclang Maahad Muhammadi here. Mohamed
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    Youths tame the Forces
    76 20 Mil 111 XI 5 FORC ES 0 KUALA LUMPUR. Krl. Malaysia's Youth team to the AM;.n soccer championship at Tokyo n«-xi month overwhelmed Armed Forces In a friendly match at Merdeka Stadium tonight. Hitting the goal trail from the. 29th minute onwards, the Youths j I
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    Lock icon GLOUCESTER 13-2 .
    20 20 GLOUCESTER 13-2 LONDON. Prl. Gloucester beat the Royal Navy 13-12 in a i Rugby Union club match yester- day. Reuter.
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    AIK HUANG UPSETS h NIELSEN IN SINGLES
    117 20 AIK HUANG UPSETS h NIELSEN IN SINGLES (OI'IMIKItX, Fri Tan Aik Huang of Malaysia scored a shock win over Knud Aagr NirUin. Danish holder of the All-England title, in the international badminton tournament here last night. Tan won 15-13, 13-9. Billy Ng. the Malaysian champion, was beaten 15-10. 15-6 by
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    Lock icon Kuo still leads in Thai Open
    75 20 BANGKOK. Fri. Ku<> CU Hsung i Formosa i .scored round of 72 to retain ln.s lead in the Thai Open golf tournament with a two-round total of 138. Koichi Ono > Japan i moved up Into second position with a one-under-par 71 to be
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    Lock icon Toss of coin decides match
    69 20 BARCELONA. Fr. ■ht Stv.isb off (Pnnee) qualified i>.. tho UM if I 00*11 to meo; Man- Ited In rln i- < ;■-< Pairs soccer Cup quartet -r.iiu'.> they dr>\\ 0-0 with Biircc lona m their third round replai here la.-.' n:s?ht. The two clubs had
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    Lock icon Schoolboy defies Australian bowlers
    136 20 Schoolboy defies Australian bowlers poiNT-A-PIERRE. Fri Rich.v* 1 ill' SlHl/il, .1 17-Vt.ir-uIU SCIVK)I--boy. defied the Australian bnwlnra for 2. hours while hitting an lnv 73 for Trinidad C yesterday. j The two-day match The Colts, replymc to Australia i 334-6 declared, wire all 1 224. Gome in ;iß;un the Aurtn*clow.
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    CHAMP AGAIN
    11 20 AUSKLAND Oomoo Br-n--his Bn'i. !i and Ccmmi Zealand. i
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    GLEXAVOX 6-1
    21 20 M'RCJAN (Northern Irri.ind*. I < inl)rld?*> Town 6-1 in the Irish Football A»soriat ion Cup wrond round her* yesterday. Rcutcr.
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    Lotteries Board agrees to give... $750,000 GRANT TO STAGE SEAP GAMES IN KL
    342 20 Lotteries Board agrees to give $750,000 GRANT TO STAGE SEAP GAMES IN KL I Kuala Lumpur. Fri. rpHE Lotteries Board A has agreed to give $750,000 the proceeds from one Welfare Lottery draw for thr- organisation of the Seap Games here from Dec. 14 to 21. The money will bo
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    Seap confab delegates
    166 20 KOALA LIMPIK. 1 South Vietnam and Thai land have named their del. to the Seap Games Federation r\ecuti\e ro.-nmittee meeting which will be held at th. dium Nejara conference room j on March M inri Vietnam will be represented l>* Xjuyen Pliuoc Yon*. president 1 of their
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      155 20 SUMMARY SOCCER Tan Cup (Malacca*: Indians 4 Malays 2. Inter-srhool* under-20 (S ban) SPi 3 ACS I; TMS. K Pllah C MSS S'ban 2: TBS. Tampln 1 OESPD 0; l'nder-15: KGV SJKL 1: ACS 8 SPI l: TMS i MS I; TBST 1 GESPD 1. Sultan's Cup (Muar): BnH Pahat
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      MAKYONG IN TOP FORM
      318 21  -  Epsom Jeep RACING by He looks all set for Trevena to make a triumphant return JPOH, Fri. Makyong looks a "ready-made" winner for Alan Trevena, who returns to the saddle on Sunday after a month's suspension. Makyong missed his engagement last Sunday but he has been
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      Schedule of racing for S'pore Derby meeting
      145 21 SINGAPORE, Frl. There will be seven races on the first three days and eight races on the last day of the Singapore Derby meeting on Mar 27-28 and Apr 3-4 at Bukit Timah. The racing schedule is First, day CUm 5 Diva. 1.
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      IPOH—3rd DAY
      1205 21 IPOH— 3rd DAY Race 1—2.30 Cl 3 Div 3 ($6,000) 6S 1 ***** OraboUn (Pll Si > R. Breuk. S 9.0 Yusoff 9 2 ***** Fast Tone a (Thio St p Allan, ft 8.13 Shaari 3 3 ***** Kerlrs a (Beruntong St.) Heddle, 6 8.13 (F) Kingston 2 4 *****
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      SPOTLIGHT
      431 21 row" KACt ONE—Kerles: second by a neck to Gigolette II over 54f on Wednesday; prefers a wet track. Causeway: ran pronnsingly when fourth to Oigolette 11. High Flight: in splendid condition after a spell; working well. Mount of Perfection: fourth to Viola II over 7f last time out at
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      WOMEN'S HOCKEY Selangor gain two victories
      321 21 WOMEN'S HOCKEY Selangor gain two victories I SINGAPORE, Fit OELANGOR won both their matches on the opening day of the women's inter-state hockey quadrangular tournamen: here today. They beat Negri Sembllan 1-0 In the morning and then improved to hammer Singapore Into 3-0 submission this evening. In the other matches
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    Malaysia will be invited to the Algiers talks: Tengku
    431 22 BIG BLOW TO SOEK AT BANDOENG MEETING KUALA LUMPUR. Friday. TENCKU Abdul Rahman today expressed confidence that Malaysia would be invited to the second Afro-Asian conference in Algiers in June. The Prime Minister \\;>s commenting on Ilu* Afro-Asian Is lamic conference
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    Sambantham for S'pore
    101 22 SINGAPORE. Fri— The National President ol the Malaysian Indian Congress. Dato VT. Sambantham. who is also the Malaysian Minister lor works. Posts and Telecommun Vat ions will be the cuest of nonour ol the M.1.C.. Sinpf^ore, on Sunday and MonAt 1130 am on Sunday, the Minister will
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    Lock icon Japan: Time not ripe yet
    72 22 TOKYO. Fri —Japan said tnd;t> It saw m> immediate prospect nt mediating between Malaysia and Indonesia alter the unexplained failure ol Hie Thai negotiations A Foretßii Ministry spokesman. Mr. Akira Sono. told a i.ilerence that Japan had looked forward "very eagerly to the Thai Initiative
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    $381,000 gold haul: 3 held
    50 22 HONG KONG. Prl Customs officers last night arrested three Swiss nationals, including a woman, following seizure of 236 lbs. Kold worth over U*****,000. A Government simkesman who announced the arrest said trie gold was seized at Hour Kon,; .vi port and \i\ an hotel room.
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    DEATH
    15 22 LIM WHVE NCEE i. ■w«y i k 1 lalun Jurong Church ii.nr. R,l i<Urt
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    Jakarta using Malaysians studying in Indonesia
    313 22 KUALA LIMPIR. Fri. Tengku Abdul Rahman said today that many students who had gone to Indonesia lor studies were being made use of by the Jakarta regime to work against Malaysia. He scid this when layinu the foundation stone of the H million Muslim
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    'INDONS TRY TO SHARPEN OUR DIFFERENCES'
    218 22 CANBERRA. Fri. Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, Singapore's Prime Minister, told an Indonesian journalist today that Indonesia was deliberately trying to sharpen differences in the culture and habits of Malaysians of various racial origins. Mr Lee wma Buffering questions put to him In writing by
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    LONDON STOCKS
    431 22 LONDON. Fri. The stock i narkets ended the week and the iccount without any let-up in the lull and uninteresting condiions. The budget continued to com>letely overshadow any favourable actors and good company statenents. which under different ondltions would have brought harp gains, made little impact. Closing middle
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    L-Action Front to meet on Khir's speech
    218 22 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri The Koala Lumpur National Language Action Front is "greatly concerned" over Inche Mohamed Khir Johari's speech at the National Language Month Conference yesterday. A committee member of the Front said that the committee would hold an "emergency" meeting on Monday
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    Nanyang society dissolved: An explanation from Registrar
    109 22 Nanyang society dissolved: An explanation from Registrar SINGAPORE. Fri. The Registrar of Co-operative Societies. Mr. Chang Yoon San. today explained that the de-registration of the Nanyang University Consumers' Co-operative Society had been carried out in order to protect the interests of the members of the society. At a press conference.
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    Lock icon Third U.S. air raid in five days
    148 22 Third U.S. air raid in five days SAIGON. Fri. U.S. planes attacked targets in North Vietnam today for the third time in live days amid indications thai the frequency of the raids is being stepped up steadily. A U.S. spokpsman issued the following announcement •U.S. aircraft attacked .selected military installations
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    Lock icon Indonesia to boycott U.N. tin conference
    90 22 Indonesia to boycott U.N. tin conference UNITED NATIONS, Fri. Indonesia leading tin producer notified the United Nations yesterday that it would boycott the U.N. ti n conference scheduled to open here on Monday. There was no official announcement of the Indonesian decision immediately. When word leaked out through diplomatic channels,
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    MALAYAN FASHIONS AND DANCES FOR TOURISTS
    117 22 SINGAPORE. Fri. The Adelphi Hotel will present Malayan dances and fashions on a regular basis In their Grill Room, the manager. Mr. Max Krlemler. said today. "By starting the shows. It Is hoped thai we will meet a much felt need In the promotion
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