The Straits Times, 25 March 1965

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    21 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 135,000 [lie***** The Straits Times Estd. 1845. THURSDAY, MARCH 25, 1965 15 CENTS KDN 1189 1005
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    Aussie, lban killed at border
    373 1 Aussie, lban killed at border KUCHING. Wed. Six hours after being flown to a position close to the border in the Bau district, south-west of Kurhing, yesterday, an Australian Army Sergeant and an Ib a n tracker were killed and two Australian soldiers were wounded while on patrol. It Is
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    Lock icon Sixteen die in bomber crash
    40 1 HALIFAX Wed A Jour-en-gine Canadian Air Force reconnaissance bomber, men aboard. crashed about A 0 miles nnrtli of San Juan. Puerto Rico the Air Force announced today Fir>t reports Indicated there were no »urvlvors.— AP.
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    Talks to go on
    594 1 Khalid replies to Goh on textile quota dispute NEW OFFER BY BRITAIN ALTERED ENTIRE SITUATION KUALA LUMPUR. Wed 'with or without Singapore' THE negotiations on the annual export quota for Malaysian cotton piece and made-up goods to Britain will go on with or without Singapore taking
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    Lock icon MRS. BANDA MEETS HER CABINET
    324 1 MRS. BANDA MEETS HER CABINET COLOMBO, \Vc(lihml:»\. \IHS. Siriraavo Bandaranaikje held ;i crisis meeting with the Ceylonese Cabinet loday amid reports that she would resign ;is the worlds first and only woman Prime Minister. Mrs. Bandaranike's Socialist Sri Lanka Freedom Party went down to defeat In Monday's Parliamentary elections at
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    It was all in the cards
    72 1 PRETORIA. Wed. Alphonse Joseph Jaquesson. 55. made up a fourth at bridge and found he had a losing hand he landed up in jail. Under the Suppression of Communism Act. he was banned from all uatherings and the authorities decided his card game, with
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    Lock icon Man who tried to kill Soek
    57 1 JAKARTA. Wed— The supreme military court will soon try a man charged with being involved in the 1963 attempt to assassinate President Soekarno. Jakarta newspapers reported today Haji Bachrum. of Bogor. 40 miles south of Jakarta, was captured last year and accused of being
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    Tengku gets mediation offer from Nkrumah
    239 1 Tengku gets mediation offer from Nkrumah KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday. DRESIDENT Nkrumah of Ghana has written to Tengku Abdul Rahman offering the services of the Afro-Asian countries to mediate in the MalaysiaIndonesia dispute. Speaking to reporters after today's weekly (.;il)iiH'l nurtin.u. Ilic Tengku said he received Hk* letter ;i few days
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    Lock icon HK gold haul ,
    27 1 HK gold haul HONG KONG. Wed— Cu.stoms officers today seized 46 gold bars I worth HK5327.000 from a Briton who arrived here by air from Frankfurt Renter.
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    Lock icon Razak: Sock threat to world peace
    239 1 BEIRUT. Wed. TTX Abdul Razak said here that if Indonesia did not stop her policy of "confrontation and aggression," there would be no hope for peace in the world. Tun IC.i/.ik told a press conference before leaving for Khartoum. Sudan, that for nearly two
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    Lock icon Singing dog
    31 1 LONDON Wed Mr QmnMn Hogg, ebullient CorutervaUve M P has a slnKinit dog with a patrtoric reportoire. Including -Land of Hope and Glory.' the Daily Mirror 1 reported today.
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    Lock icon Just fancy that
    79 1 LONDON. Wed. Mr. Harold Wilson has invited a stage mimic to come to the House of Commons to watch him in action, it was reported today. The mimic, Mike Yarwood. 23, who does an impres- sion of the Prime Minister In his act. wrote asking if he
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    Lock icon The ideal b0y....
    41 1 The ideal b0y LONDON. Wed. -The ideal boys must have charm, money and clean teeth but I above all. character, accord- Ing tc teenage girl*. Their views arc published in survey carried out recently among members the Stnatham Youth Centrhere. Renter
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    Lock icon 2,400 mil. rats
    32 1 NEW DELHI Wed Inaia lias 2.400 million rats five times the country's human population. Dr. Su.slula Nayar. India's Health Minister, told a questioner in ParI llament here today —Reuter.
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    Lock icon Fourth day of hits on Noith Vietnam
    191 1 Fourth day of hits on Noith Vietnam SAIGON. Wed -United States and South Vietnamese planes today attacked North Vietnam for the fourth time in as many days. U.S. Air Force planes Hew What were described by a military spokesman ai port roles presumably suppression of anti-aircraft fire. There was no
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    STOP PRESS
    34 1 CAMBODIAN S ACCUSE SOUTH VIETNAM PHNOM PENH. Wed. South Vietnamese forces shelled Cambodian vill.c'e and wounded three Cambodians in the Kampot Province, just across the border, the Cambodian Government declared tonight —Beater
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  • AFRO-ASIAN AND PACIFIC DESK
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      Lock icon Gas: Johnson not asked
      355 2 WASHINGTON, Wad. McNAMARA: SAME TYPE OF FUMES USED IN CYPRUS, BERLIN, AMERICA PRESIDENT Johnson was not consulted about the use of gas in Vietnam, his Press secretary disclosed last night. For many years the use of riot control weapons has been relegated to area commanders.' Air.
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      Labour MPs in protest talks at U.S. embassy
      75 2 I ON DON. Wed.— A demualion ot 14 British Labour parliamentarians last night spent more than one hour with U.S. Embassy officials 1 protesting against the "progressively worsening situation In Vietnam." The deputation, made ud of members elected to Parliament lor the
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      Lock icon Stewart expresses concern
      234 2 Stewart expresses concern ITNITED NATIONS, > Wed. Mr. Michael Stewart, British Foreign Secretary, last night expressed concern over the use of gas in the Vietnam u:»r. But he told reporters at the I'nited Nations that he was satisfied that the 1 nilnl States did not want an escalation of the
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      -Aussies— back U.S. Vietnam policy
      140 2 -Aussies back U.S. Vietnam policy pANBERRA. Wed. Australia nrmly supported the stand of the United States in Vietnam and its decision to attack targets in North Vietnam, the Australian External Affairs Minister, Mr. Paul Hasluck, said last night. He was making his first formal foreign affairs statement in the House
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      Lock icon Wilson won't condemn U.S.
      390 2 LONDON, W«d rpHE British Prime Minister, Mr. Harold Wilson, yesterday > refused to condemn j the use of non-lethal j ga< in Vietnam but made it plain that Britain was against unlimited extension of the war there. He told Parliament that j so far as he
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      Lock icon FORMOSA MINISTER: AFRICA TURNING TO WEST
      149 2 rpAIPEI. Wed.— The po--1 litical tide in Africa has taken a turn in favour of the free world, according to the Nationalist Chinese Vice-Foreien Minister. Mr. H. K. Yang. He made the statement here yesterday following his return from a 35-day official tour of
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      Lock icon General begins two-week tour
      55 2 HONG KONO. Wed.— Maj.-Oen. W.T. Campbell. Deputy Quarter-m.t.-ter General 111 the Army Department of ■rttaini Ministry of Defence, arrived here yesterday to begin a two-week tour of BritKi military installations in Hong' Kong and Singapore. He was formerly brlsadier in charge of administration. 17 Gurkha Division
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      Lock icon 'Red China' boat caught: 12 held
      49 2 MANILA. Wed A Philippines N;ivv patrol craft last night cnueht <t motorized boat off Cagayan de Sulu in the southern Philippines loaded with smuggled commodities, most of which carried the label "Made in Red China." Twelve Filipinos aboard the boat were arrested. Reuter.
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      Moscow-Peking split enters a 'new —stage'—
      237 2 MoscowPeking split enters a 'new —stage'— OEKING. Wed.—Communist China yesterday condemned the recent Communist conference in Moscow and declared the S i no Soviet split had entered a new stage. Warning the new Soviet leaders not to "put your neck into the noose left by Khrushchev. 1 a lengthy article
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      188 2 TETORON IfJ 7 1965 HAVE ARRIVED j I if^fj^^%> rvQ a completely new range of Torai < TETORON 'T*^s££, is now IV 1 A u\ jj I VBbW t\ in your favourite stores, with colours and designs to suit every \M mXI J& JnM W\- taste. TO Pai| TETI^EXs is
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  • EUROPEAN AND AMERICAN DESK
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      Lock icon Britain to put time limit on overseas students
      230 3 Britain to put time limit on overseas students LONDON, Wed. Britain is to tighten the control over immigrant students. Mr. Herbert Bowden, Leader of the House of Commons, announced this last night. A total of 53.600 students had been admitted since the Commonwealth Immigrants Control Act came into force in
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      Lock icon Wilson acts to cut excessive rents
      258 3 LONDON. Wednesday. JJRITAIN'S Labour Government yesterday introduced a Bill it said would enable excessive rents to be cut and help tenants "suffering from the terror of insecurity." A White Paper .said it would lay the foundation for a better relationship between landlords and tenants,
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      Lock icon Two Smiths in run for top C'wealth job
      289 3 Two Smiths in run for top C'wealth job T ONDON. Wed. Two Mr. Smiths— a Canadian and an Australian are being discussed I in Commonwealth circles as prominent nominees for the top post of Commonwealth Sec-retary-General. Officials said yesterday a number of nominations had been received and were beI ing
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      Lock icon Queen awards O.M. to composer and scientist
      109 3 I ONDON. Wed. Queen L Elizabeth has appointed composer Benjaaiin Britten and Dr Doroth> Hodgkin. winner o( the 1964 Nobel Prize lor chemistry. M members of the Order of Merit. Britain's highest award Britten, hi. is Britain'!; best known living composer. Dr Hodgkin
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      101 3 TpEADING. Wed. Teen- age girls here may be asked to sign a virginity pledge, on the lines of the temperance pledge under which men renounce drink, it was reported yesterday. Mr. Fred Jackman. secretary of a local temperance society, has put forward a proposed pledge for the
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      Her worries are over
      50 3 A WORRIED mother picks up her ringing telephone and her worries are over. "I'm back, mother, yes. all in one piece," a familiar voice told her. "and. oh. you saw me on TV didn't you? What did you think of it?" Now turn to Page 11.
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      Lock icon A party boss is appointed No. 2 to Gromyko
      229 3 A party boss is appointed No. 2 to Gromyko MOSCOW, Wednesday. THE Kremlin announced yesterday that Mr. Leonid Ilyichev, a leading Communist spokesman on culture, who was regarded as Mr. Khrushchev's chief ideological, spokesman, has been appointed a Deputy Foreign Minister. He succeeds Mr. Valerian Zorin. 62, a veteran diplomat
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      Lock icon 'GROWING ZONE OF ENTENTE' BETWEEN PARIS AND MOSCOW
      151 3 P/iRIS, Wed President de Uauile and the reiiriiiK Russian Ambassador yesterday exchanged toasts which seemed to indicate the ditierences between Paris and Moscow had all but disappeared. The occasion was a luncheon in honour of Mr. Serge Vinoßradov. who Is returning to
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      Radhakrishnan better
      38 3 LONDON. Wed. President Radhxlcrishnan of India, who had a cataract ooeration on his left I rye in the London Clinic on Mon- day spent a comfortable night: and his condition ll .satisfactory, a spokesman MM yrsterday
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      Lock icon Margaret back from Uganda
      59 3 LONDON. WPd. Princess Margarri and her husband Lord Snowdon arrived in London by ur hiM night from Entebbe at ;hf end of visit to Uganda The princess was confined to ler room for two days with a virus fever during her stay, but re:overed and attended
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      Lock icon River tragedy
      31 3 LONDON. Wed— Miss Margaret Elizabeth Foot. 54. sister of Lord Caradon. British representative at the United Nations, was found drowned on Monday in a river at Callington. Cornwall. Reuter.
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      'Miracle' man to help find missing widow
      196 3 'Miracle' man to help find missing widow ONDON, Wed. A Dutch clairvoyantdetective called in frequently to help solve missing persons puzzles in Holland Is to prob/ the disappearance of a wealthy English widow. Oerard Croiset. 54. who has worked on cases of missing persons in America wthout having crossed the
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      Lock icon Rude taxi driver fined under 1847 law
      76 3 Rude taxi driver fined under 1847 law I ONDON. Wed. A taxi m > driver was summoned In Southend under a by-law of 1847 for failing to conduct himself with civility and propriety towards his fare. John Malcolm Rogers, 29, was fined 10 shillings and ordered to pay casts. The
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    PAP officials to help bring about new negotiations
    460 4 Tiong Bahru tenants' plea to Govt SINGAPORE 'J'HK newly-elected chairman of the Tiong Bahru Prewar Flats Committee, Mr. Li in Song Song, said today that Ili c Tiong Bahru tenants were aware thai they had been enjoying che a p rentals all
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    CAR RIDE COST HER $100, SERVANT TELLS MAGISTRATE
    255 4 CAR RIDE COST HER $100, SERVANT TELLS MAGISTRATE CINGAPORE. Wed. *3 A 55-year-old maidservant. Lim Kirn Lian, told a magistrate's court today that she had been taken for a ride in a car and cheated of $100. She said that it was entirely in the interests of her jobless son
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    Reminder to employers
    82 4 SINGAPORE. Wed— The Government today drew the attention of all employers In Singapore to the provisions of the Labour Ordinance, Shop Assistants Employment Ordinance and Clerks Employment Ordinance, under which they are required to submit returns of workers in their employment. An employer who fails to submit
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    IN AND OUT BY AIR
    384 4 '['Hi: following la today'! schedule of civil aircraft movrmrnti at Paya Lebar airport, Singapore: ARRIVALS ■OAC From London, Frankfurt, Beirut. Karachi, Calcutta (BA 700) S.4S p.m. from Melbourne, Sydney, Darwin (BA 711) 7.30 p.m.; from London. Beirut. Karachi, Bombay, Bangkok (BA 702) Mil p.m.; from
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    Exporters get subsidy of 2£ cents an egg
    202 5 Exporters get subsidy of 2£ cents an egg SINGAPORE. Wed Four Singapore rxporters have bee ni granted a subsidy to export a total of 748.000 hens eggs. The subsidy of 21 ronts an egg is drawn from a .special fund set up jointly by Singapore Stockfoed Manufacturers' Association and the
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    Direct members an experiment
    153 5 ALL ALLIANCE PARTIES MAY ADOPT PLAN KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday DIRECT membership of the Alliance party, which is to be tried out in Singapore, will "inevitably" apply to the Alliance parties in the mainland and the Borneo states, on Alliance headquarters spokesman said today. He was commenting
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    PTA opening
    36 5 PENANG. Wed. The Minislev of Education, inche Mohanipd Khir lohari. will o|>en the annual inci'itiß of ihe Province WplW\s!f>y Mrl.iv Parent-Teacher Ajteocintion a! the Al-Masriah religious school, Hnkit Mertajam. at 230 p.m. on Saturday.
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    Telecoms losing war against phone box vandals
    296 5 Telecoms losing war against phone box vandals B RODERICK PESTANA JO HO RE BAHRU, Wed. Telecoms officials have for a long time waged war to prevent the theft of coins and damage to telephones in phone booths all over the country. More modern and foolproof equipment is constantly being installed
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    SCHEME MAY SOLVE PARTY PROBLEMS
    273 5 SCHEME MAY SOLVE PARTY PROBLEMS and the Borneo States. "We are experimenting with it in Singapore because the Singapore Alliance is a new alliance. Here on the mainland, the Alliance has been working smoothly and there's no reason to disturb it. "But I think we are slowly working towards direct
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    Brilliant exam pass by Penang student
    120 5 Brilliant exam pass by Penang student MISS May (hua Bee Eong AT (above), of Penan*, recently gained a brilliant pass in her first-year science examinations at the University of New Kngland at ArmidaJ*. 3M miles north of Sydney. Sbe was awarded five prizes for her passes of two high distinctions
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    85 5 LONDON, Wed. Queen Elizabeth yesterday deco- rated a Gurkha brigadier and Gurkha sergeant at an investiture at Buckinsham Palace. BRIGADIER ARTHIR PATTERSON received the D.SO i Distinguished Service Order t for, "irreat courage and vigorous leadership' while commanding the 89th Gurkha Brigade in opera-, Uons
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    Industries: Call for safety councils
    272 5 IPOH. Wed. INDUSTRIES in Malaysia, particularly the larger ones, should set up safety councils of employees to prevent industrial accidents in their factories or workshops. This suggestion was made here today by Mr. W. Druce, Inspector of Machinery. Perak. when reviewing Industrial accidents in the
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    HOW THE FREE UNIONS BEAT REDS
    249 5 HOW THE FREE UNIONS BEAT REDS KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. Thirty-one trade unionists from all over Malaysia were today told how the Communists tried to take over the world trade union movement shortly after the last war. Mr. Stephan* Thomas an adviser to the Friedrich Ebert Foundation of West Germany, recalled
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    3 hours 10 min. flight to HK
    70 5 SINGAPORE Wed Cathay Phciiic rill— Jl will introduce the >t cinec! MTViM bet wren 1 Singapore and Hone Kuna Irons (April 1 TMI flight, which will tak* three hour.-; and 10 minutes will i be operated every Sunday. Imrirm Singapore at 8 UL
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    Competition by Girl Guides
    62 5 SINGAPORE. Wed Ton Puan Noor Aushah wife of the Yang di-Pertuan Negiira. will at- tend the first annual competition !of the Singapore State Girl Guide* Association. Central Division. at the Singapore Chinese Girls. School. Cairnhill Road from 2.39 p.m to 5.30 p.m. on April 10 She
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    Tengku to address Pontian Umno
    125 6 Tengku to address Pontian Umno UONTIAN. Wed. The Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman, will address a meeting of the Umno at ?he party headquarters here on March 29. Thr secret ary of the parti branch In Pontlan. Inche Buang bin Razali said the Mentrl Besar of Johorc. Dato issan bin
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    Arms charge
    43 6 tAPORE. U>d Dndak ■in. 26. was chanted in i magistrate 1 court with unlawful possession of an automatic I'istol and fly« rounds of ammunition at 5 IS p.m. yesterday in i-abrador Villa Road The case will b* mentioned on March 30.
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    Elusive gang leader caught in swoop
    174 6 pKNAMi. Wrd s( <r rt society chief who escaped polite dr.ien.t twice was arrrstcd in a prr-<lawn swood on a fishinic hut in East Jelutong today. The man. brlirvod to be a leader of the "08 (lane", was sleeping when surprised by a raiding
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    48 6 THEY NOW DEFEND SARAWAK'S BAU DISTRICT AGAINST INDON RAIDS GURKHAS from the border jump out of a helicopter at Bau as men of the 3rd Bn. Royal Australian Regiment wait to board the aircraft to take over their positions. Picture by Lee On Wing.
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    Couple found senseless in hotel
    99 6 Couple found senseless in hotel oEGAMAT, Wed. A hotel-keeper here found a couple unconscious when he forced open their room door at 10 a.m. today. He said that he susp«ct«d .something was wrong when the couple did not respond to his call several times. The couple. LeeKimSwee, 23 of Sabak
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    $56 from stamps
    30 6 KIALA LUMPUR, Wed. The SrUngor Stamp Club raised $256.20 for the National Defence Fund at a stamp auction sale held at the British Council hall here yesterday.
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    Border raids continue
    320 6 From GEOFFREY GELDARD: Kuching. Wednesday THE Australians formally took over defence of the Bau district of Sarawak's First Division from the Gurkhas yesterday after their main party which arrived by sea on Monday evening had been flown into the forward border posts. Men of the Australian advance
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    Stephens hits at Lee for plebiscite —views
    189 6 Stephens hits at Lee for plebiscite —views IZUALA LUMPUR. Wed.— The Minister for Sabah Affairs and Civil Defence, Dato Donald Stephens, has criticised the Singapore Premier, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, for his statement in Sydney yesterday that Sabah should have had a plebiscite. Mr. Lee said this could have given
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    Important to maintain peace and order, fishermen told
    176 6 KLANG, Wed. The Mentri Besar of Selangor. Dato Harun bin Haji Idris. said here today that it wai i important for the people to maintain peace and order In the country because Indonesian agents were only waiting for the chance to eaOM
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    Campaign to raise money for Nanyang
    112 6 Campaign to raise money for Nanyang SINGAPORE. Wed. A campaign to raise money for Nanyang University ha* been '•lunched among Chinese schools In Singapore. The campaign to commemorate ii convocation, his been by the A-siocmtion of Nanyang Ui <;raduate« and Is .sponsored by three educaI tiunal bodies. They are the
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    Curfew for whole of Johore west coast
    76 6 Curfew for whole of Johore west coast ITUALA LI MPLR. Wed.— An oIT-shore curfew will be imposed on the west coast of Johore, from Sungei Krsanc to Parit Telok Koran-.; fram 6 p.m. to 6 a.m daily from tomorrow. Wilh tlii tlu- wholr or the wrM coast of J-.ihore from
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    Lord Walston due on Friday
    67 6 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. Th» British Parliamentary Under-Ser-retary of State for Foreign Affair;. Lord Walston. will arrive here on Friday for a three-day visit before going to Bangkok to attend the; regional conference of British j Ambassadors, which begins next Tuesday. He will also visit South
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    Inspection tour by Minister
    71 6 SINGAPORE. Wed. The Minister for Social Affairs. Inche Othman Wok. will resume bis to'.ir <>f his departments on April 1 with R visit lo Kallani? Park. Katong I'irk ancKM.trme Parade at 9.30 in. At 10.30 a m. on the same day lin will visit beach resorts
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    Speech by Tengku
    22 6 TANOKAK. Wed. The Prim* Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman, will address a rally at the Town Padang here on Monday.
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    Social studies diploma exam results
    183 6 SINGAPORE. Wad. I rpHE University of Singapore today announced the results of the first and second year examinations for the Diploma in Social Studies Part I held In January. The fnllowinp candidates have I passed th« second year examl- nation: Miss Azgharl Becum Badsha. I
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    511 7 Night club owner HE TRIED TO WRECK RIVAL'S BUSINESS jailed IPOH, Wed. The "sole intention" of the Rio night club proprietor, Choon Yin Koh, 28. in going to the Hawaii night club in Jalan Yang Kalsom here on the night of Dec. 3 last year was to '"wreck"' the business
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    33 7 PKNANO wed died tn Mi Prnann Hospital «r*>' >irr n knocked dowi by niTnr-. M' K pensioner w« Rnarl whon h eoll'dri' -r..-nr-rvr!e r'rtrif! t* a unmin. Moer Ah Ctire
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    99 7 BRITAIN TO RUSSIA: WE STAND BY MALAYSIA LONDON. Wed. Britain has told the Soviet i ion of her firm intention to continue assisting Malaysia in maintaining I hrr independence against outside attacks. Parliament was told yesterday. Mr George Thomson. Minister of State for Foreign Affairs, said this in a written
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    Sea Scouts told: 'Quit'
    65 7 VJINGAPOUh. Wed. The Ist Singapore 'Trafalgar! Sea j Scouts, now known as 2301 Trafalgar St-a Scouts, founded more than half a century ago. have been told to quit their headquarters In Trafalgar Street. The land, which belongs to the Singapore Port Authority, is required for development
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    Ningkan thanks the Gurkhas
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    114 7 I O V E L V Tencku Azizah. daughter of the Sultan of Trengganu. who is now on a sis-day visit to Singapore with her parents. This picture of her was taken on Tuesday at Tanglin Halt when she accompanied her father who is the Timbalan
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    PENANG: 2 MORE POLIO CASES
    108 7 pENANG. Wed. -Two more polio cases have been admitted to the General Hospital here, making a total of six for this month, three of whom were from Baling, central Kedah. The Btate Chlof Medical and Health Officer. Dr. S. Narayanan said today it appeared the
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    105 7 LOOKOUT ALONG THE COAST FOR INDONS MUAR, Wed.— Men of the Royal Malay Regiment and the Malaysian Artillery are carrying out extensive reconnaissance and spot checks along the Johore coast. Equipped with fast motorboats these heavily armed men patrol the coast and pull into creeks to look for Indonesian infiltrators
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    Seremban MAYC officials
    47 7 PKREMBAN. Wrd Inch" Ohazali bui Ahmad ha.s been fleeted chairman of thr Negrt Sembilan branch of thr Malayan Association of Youth Clubs. Other officials are: Vicr-prrsi-denl. Mr. Kan Kvan; secretary and Held oflirer. Inche Elia.s bin H«ji Noordin; treasurer. Che Norlia binte Han TaliD.
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    MentrTs— solution to curb vicious middlemen
    150 7 MentrTs solution to curb vicious middlemen I/ANGAR, Wed. The Mentri Besar. Dato Shrikh Ahmad, has sukgesled that co-operative banking unions should br appointed as sole agents for the purchase of padi in each State. "This will prevent unscrupulous middlemen from exploiting farmris' he said. Dato Shrikh Aimml. who is also
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    Govt told: Aid study of Chinese medicine
    135 7 Govt told: Aid study of Chinese medicine SINGAPORE. Wed. The president of the Thong Chai Medical Institution. Dato N? Quee Lam. said today that the Government should help develop Chinese medicine in the Stato In his address after bring re-elected president for the eighth year. Dato Ng said: "The Government
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    Khir to open school
    38 7 TANGKAK. Wpri The Miiv istrr of Education. Inchr Moh^mfl Khir Johnri. will open thr $417,000 Ledang Secondary English School. I which has ■bool 1.200 pupils and a staff of 46. here on April 4.
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      306 7 Straits Times Crossword I HT al M^nßaf*~HF HT B Br^ a«^ I BOH I Concerntng takinjj up a 7. Climbing equipment la put on musical lnstnimenl. ihtrt I the Dar«— no end to it! (5i nothing In that! (ft). 8 Mr Thomaa arrived ouuteit 11 Some mieh' take ctnnunoa— the
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    32 8 H nrH< Hi i Minimum I IN EVER LOVING MaaMfJ Bl Ha F.r\ Khoo Chianit Ri r who departed to be with ttir Lord mrmberrd hy tielovrd wif« «nd raa
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    77 8 MR AND MRS Tea ThaU Leonf ami brotlur- thank all relative* and fnenda lor their nervirea. i-ondolencea. wreath* and girt* on the n. their rrrrnt h.r»-.ivrmrnt I late Madam l.lin Kirn C.eoki THE FAMILY OF the late Mr. A. Amalno i*h to thsink frienda and relattvea lor U F'ruvera.
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      600 8 The astrologers on whose •dvice Mrs. Bandaranaike was ■aid to have chosen March 22 as polli lg day apparently read the wrong stars. Ceylon gets a new government. Mrs. Ban- daranaike's defeat being almost as complete as Mr. Dudley i Senanayake and his United National Party could
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      396 8 The University of Singapore has lost five professors since February. Another head of department and a "large number" of senior lecturers and other staff are also reported to have given notice, or to be about to do so. To obtain an exact picture of the staffing position, a
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      223 8 Dato Ng Quee Lam's call for Government support for Chinese medicine deserves more support than it will probably get. It may be ar- j gued thit Chinese medicine has not yet— after 3.000 years— gained sufficient respectability to justify a subsidy, but that is not the point. Dato
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    339 8 Reds are ready to light the fire in Thailand Many signs of a situation dangerously similar to South Vietnam in 1959 COMMUNIST subversion of 15 backward north eastern provinces of Thailand is well advanced. If some of the more pessimistic conclusions of local Western observers are premature, there are nevertheless
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    410 8 TIME FOR PATIENCE AND GOODWILL LETTi 5") UR. DEVAN NAIR ha> lR two faces one political, the other trade union. From what I know of him over a long period I consider Devan Nalr primarily a politician. It is In this context that we must view his
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    709 8 THE Government is to be congratulated for finally banning the socalled work-to-ruie weapon. Everyone knows that work-to-rule mean.s anything but working to rule. An employer must be mentally deranged if he were to employ workers under a set of rule.-, which, if followed, would result In the
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    411 8 By Denis Warner UDORN. North-west Thailand, dry-season du*t (whirr, will turn t> unpayable mud baths when rains come soon). H«-ven years ago Th» Bo on the Mrkoim Rivrr, ilur south of Vientiane, was a Communist Vietminh town. It is a (nmmuni>t Virtminh lo.ta today. II appears now that the Virtname>NC
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    567 9 Bahaman: Action will be taken if they continue to work to rule By CHEW LOY KHOON: KUALA LUMPUR, Wed AS GOVERNMENT dispensers continued working to rule today, the Minister of Health, Inche Bahaman bin Samsuddin. warned that disciplinary action would be taken against them Drawing attention to
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    GO-SLOW BAN STILL STANDS
    110 9 KLALA I.IMI'IK. Wed. The Principal Establishment Officer. Tencku Mohamed bin Tengku Besar Burhanuddin. issued a statement today pointing: out the original circular bannine work-to-rule and go-slow campaign* among government servants still stands. lie was commenting on a Straits Times report that the Postmaster General, Malaya. Incbc
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    44 9 KI/AI.A IX'MPUR. Wed The Sflangor Mentn Besar Dato Harun bin Haji Idrls. will tour the ITu Selangor d#tnct tomorrow. I "tlnniru- to the I'lu Ttlti Iron Mmrv the 28th milr Kuala r.umnur-Kiiva Kubu Bh,.- ftoad at 9.30 a a. I
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    Recognition of U.S. degrees: A pledge by Khir
    248 9 Recognition of U.S. degrees: A pledge by Khir KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. —The Minister of Education. Inche Mohamed Khir Johari. this evening pledged to see to it that a "definite policy decision" on the question of American degrees would be taken as soon as possible. Inche Khlr gave this assurance at
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    29 9 l SEREMBAN, Wed. The Remi bau District, National Defence Fund committee will hold a fund- r. using fair on Rambau town padang on April 12 and 13.
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    BOMB HOAX AT THREE MORE SCHOOLS
    366 9 BOMB HOAX AT THREE MORE SCHOOLS One in Penang, the others in Singapore SINGAPORE, Wednesday. gOMB HOAXES today disrupted the studies of about 2,400 pupils in three schools two here and one in Penang. The pupils attending the Kenyon-Rea Methodist Girls' School at Sungei Pinang— soo each in morning and
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    What a shock at C.I.D. counter!
    167 9 SINGAPORE. Wed. A bomb dlsrjosal expert was called today to deal with a heavy ammunition box which was carried by a man Into the charge room of the C.I.D. in Robinson Road and dumped on the counter. ;The man shocked everybody within earshot by
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    14-year-old boy bike thief and his girl friend
    108 9 CINGAPORE. Wed. 01 While jobless here tor two month.s. a 14-year-oid boy from Penang stole a bicycle parked outside a printing picas In North Bridge Road. Two hours later, he was with a girl friend In a coflee-shop five miles away when
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    Exercise for skymen
    46 9 BINOAPORE. Wed The Par East Air Force will conduct a parachute Jumping exercise at th» mouth of the Johore River on FTiday. Two Argosy aircraft will drop i 50 parachute* during the two-hour exercise beginning at 6 am an RAF spokesman said today
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    Acid factory opens
    30 9 BINOAPORE. Wed. Singapore* Minuter for Finance Dr Ooh Ken? Swee today declared open the new factory of Standard Chemlca, Corporation at Jurong whloh will produce sulphuric acid.
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    King goes for practice run in frigate
    163 9 King goes for practice run in frigate PORT SWETTENHAM, Wed.— The Yang diPertuan Agong today spent about six hours inspecting the Hang Tuah. first frigate of the Royal Malaysian Navy. His Majesty, dressed In the naval white uniform of Admiral of the Fleet, was receiver) at North Kiang Btralt s
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    16 Borneo ex-rebels take loyalty oath
    129 9 I/UCHING Wed Sarawaks Chief Minister. Mr Stephen Kalong Ningkan. yesterday presided over a loyalty ceremony In the rehabilitation centre in which 16 former members of the Tentera Nasional Kalimantan Utara took part betore their release. This is the second group of rebels to be
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    176 9 The $10 pound: This is why KUALA LUMPUR. Wed "Administrative costs" are tbe reason why students are charged at the rate of $10 for every pound sterling in examination fees for the School -Certificate and the Malaysia Certificate of Education, a. Seiangor Education Office spokesman said today. Cambridge charges a
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    43 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Mr T.in Teik Hock. 49. today tool over hs Selangor's Deputy Chic: Education Officer from Mr. Char YinK Tat, who is now Assistan Evaluation Officer In tbe Educa tinn Planning and Research Divi ision. Ministry of Education.
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    Malaysia hits at breaks in tin price ceilings
    259 10 'RISING DEMAND FAR AHEAD OF FALTERING PRODUCTION' [JNITED NATIONS. Wed. Malaysia criticised the Tin Council today for permitting repeated breakthroughs in the price ceilings. Mr. R. Ramani. chief delegate of Malaysia at the United Nations tin conference here, .said it seemed that
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    501 10 'ALBATROSS OF BUFFER STOCK' A BIG WORRY Jeopardised and Irretrievably injured as the direct result of an unrealistic price range. Mr. Ramani said another major concern to the producers was "the albatross of the Buffer Stock." It was Illogical to have an agreement to sustain a price range which in
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    103 10 SINGAPORE. Wed A now recruitment drive for the Territorial Army will take place at the Beach Road headquarters from April 2 to 4. Malaysian cltiaen* between 23 years and 40 years may be enrolled v volunteers. Candidate* must aim be not lew than sf» 2in In
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    Nair complains of port inefficiency
    175 10 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed Mr Devan Nair. MP for Bungsar. has complained about the "grave shortcomings" at Port Bwettenham. In a letter to the Minister of Transport, Dato Sardon bin Haji Jubir. he said the Port Authority did not maintain an independent tally of goods discharged
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    268 10 'Made a stooge' defence: Chief clerk —freed PENANO, Wed —A defence lawyer, Mr. Jag-Jit Singh, suggested in court today that an inquiry b* held into the running of the Penang Police Co operative Thrift and Loan Society. "Several of Its senior officials have been negligent and my client has been
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    Improved roads for Cameron Highlands
    108 10 TANAH RATA. Wed.- Th« Cameron Highlands Town Board Is spending $80,000 to improve somp of the roads within its area. Inch? Ghazalli bin Mohamad Nor. who i.v chairman of th« Town Board and also the Distn<!< Officer, told the Straits Tlmej today: "We are widening
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    152 11 NEW YORK Wed. The I New York baa inviled astronauts Virgil Otto- i torn and John Young to be guests of honour at a tick-er-tape parade on Monday and a spokesman for the space heroes has accepted. All New Yorkers loin in saluting
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    148 11 Frogmen parachute into sea to ensure safety of capsule som and Young decided to remain inside the craft. bobbing In slightly choppy seas. until a ship came alongside and lifted them on deck. Gemini control said a plane circling over the capsul« parachuted frogmen Into the sea to attach a
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    66 14 CHINESE Produce Eichania, Smgaporo noon prloot par picul yottarday: Coconut oil: bulk $«3i aellera, drum ««8i aellera. Copra: Mar./ Apr. UK 'Continent: Unquoted. Paapor: Muntok whit* $147t aellera. Sarawak whit* $143 aellen, apeclal Sarawak olack $140 aellem: garbled LAmponx blark $130(N) aellera. AST A SIMi(N) Keller*. Singapore Coconut
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    39 14 f\N IBM fro* oienanxa market in Hong KonK yetrrday Ine US dollar was quotMl at 5 7«J lor T T and B.T4] tor caih Storlinx w» quu(n) at 16 02 and one taol of n.lrt at '.'fii!.
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    CLOSING PRICES
    26 14 .Mar 24 MALAYAN KLBBKR PRICE 72; cents (down three-quarters of a cent). TIN: 8652.62.'. (up $1.87}). Unofficial estimated offering 225 tons (doun 111 tons).
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    INDUSTRIAL PRICES STILL SHOW DOWNWARD DRIFT
    717 14 From Our Market Correspondent rnHE duwnward trrnd in 1 Industrial shares generally continued on the Stock Exchange yesterday and the index at 76.41 was the lowest since the present index was constituted with base date at December 30 1963. Twenty-one equities were easier. The
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    26 14 Malayan Stock Indices Mar. 23 Mar. 24 •Industrials: 76.56 76.41 Tins: MJI 98.54 rubbers: 103.33 103.21 •D*c. 30, 196? 100 Dec. 29. 10ti! l(Mi
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    STOCK EXCHANGE OF MALAYSIA
    981 14 OL'SINESS In and reported 10 the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Stock Exchange of Malaysia yesterday with the number of shares traded In brackets: INDUSTRIALS: Dunlop <2.U00) H (1.000) SI. S3. latt Smeltori (I.OOOi S3>s. (2.000) $3.84: Cu* (2.000) SI. S3 D. (1.000)
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    GAZETTED PRICES
    81 14 r pni i .rtrr.itir.il MMatat of Finance li.is li\ed thr-se prices [or calculating customs (!>ili<- for tin- wwk rwcin--*****1: on .V.ttr. '-.">. Knbhrr 1 its. a, Ib. < cipni Mix-, a ton. (nifiiuit nil ***** a ton. Palm nil ITHJI a ton. Palm kernels MlS.fi a ton. Tlir
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    102 14 VJniPS lylnx aloniiOdt th« Singapore M.rhour Khanii or txotcttrt tartly artPerekon 1 Am|H-nan .1 '4. Bankura -o-nanH^l 13 14. Wmhw ■Himrm 1». R»elnnlrt X, rr H/». H^llrtor 2324. Saband :(3'3». Orrhldea ioldrn Wonder :iS'3«i. Rctwa 4041. Tjlh;intj*t 42/43. Fr,Mlan<t 4«. 8rt»1al N.W. 1. Blrtor N.W. I Tapani
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    36 14 TMI Malayan E»chan«* Bantu' Allocution made th.-n- change* in to merchant* v-strrd»v (all Canaca- buyloa TT 7,1(1, airmail -wilt bill*. tnxifl hllla ■clllna TT M OD raady: Canada Dtuttcnt Mark* U'.'. kwadtah Krtntr IMi.
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    Tin further advances by nearly two dollars i
    396 15 Tin further advances by nearly two dollars i THK Straits tin in Penan* yesterday made a further a«lv:inrc «>f 51.871. to 8632.62} per picul on an offering estimated duun 10 tons to 225 tons. Tin values in London on Tuesday rose by about to. In the absence of any worthwhile
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    RUBBER PRICES
    236 15 APRIL first trade rubber f.o.b. buyers closed at j p.m. in Singapore and Kuala Lumpur irwtcris] at TI cent* per Ib., i dim n (lirrr-quartrrs of a rent on' Tuesdays Hosing level for the pMMIMk Thr tone was \ery quiet, i K.A.S. anrf rjtJUC. closing I prim in
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    RUBBER CROPS
    86 15 Further February rubber crops Included: lxmdon Asiatic Group 2.292.000 Ib., PaUline Croup II) (loldrn Hope Croup 1.317.000 Ib »Ntlefl«-ld 295.000 Ib llnhrood 68 000 Ib.. Honjkonj 3d 000 Ib Host (r 282 000 Ib Killinchitll (Rnbbrr) 46.000 Ib.. Unjoi 71.000 Ib.. Malaysia 54.000 Ib Sraporl ISrlan(or) 42 .000
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    Coroner condemns people who shield abortionists
    552 16 Coroner condemns people who shield abortionists WHY POLICE CANNOT TAKE ACTION SINGAPORE, Wed TIIK Assistant State Coroner, Mr. Ho I Kian Ping, tockiy condemned people who r e fuse to divulge information about abortionists. Mr. Ho said such peoule were in fact protecting the abortionists, who should be booked by
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    UNION TO KL: 1,000 MORE TEXTILE JOBS in JEOPARDY
    238 16 SINGAPORE, Wednesday. THE Pioneer Industries Employees' Union, which represents textile workers, today expressed disillusionment with "the dog-in-the manger attitude"' of the Central Government in the textile quota negotiations with Britain. The union, in a statement signed by its acting general secretary.
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    Great Wong to repay debt to Sata
    106 16 SINGAPORE. Wed.— One of Singapore's top professional magicians, "the Great Wonjr." (above), will repay a debt of gratitude to the Singapore AntiTuberculosis Association by donating the proceeds of bis forthcoming magical extravaganza to the Association. The (ireat Wong, who in real life is
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    First Lady at charity film premiere
    90 16 First Lady at charity film premiere SINGAPORE. Wed —Singapores First Lady. Toh Puan Noor Aishah, tonight attended the charity film premiere of the musical "Just for You' at the Sky Cinema. The film premiere, which was under her natronaue. was in aid of the YWCA building fund and the Girls"
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    Study tour by 43 farmers
    41 16 SINGAPORE, Wed. The Primary Production Department will hold another larmers' study tour tomorrow. Some 43 farmers from all over the island will visit various agricultural areas to promote exchange of Ideas and experiences In fanning techniques.
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    Pakistan Day
    56 16 SINGAPORE Wed— The Van;? dl-Pertuan Negara. Tun Yusof bin liihak and Mr. F H Chou- dhury. the Trade Commissioner i (or Pakistan, last night drank toasts to the President of Pakistan during a reception given by Mr. and Mrs. Choudhury at their home in Belmont Road to celebrate
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    Spaceship Molly Brown for display
    116 16 Spaceship Molly Brown for display 'CINGAPORE, Wed.-Singa-poreans will soon have an opportunity to view a model of the three-and-a-half ton capsule "Molly Brown," in which astronauts Virgil Grissom and John Young circled the earth three times in an 81.000 mile space journey. Scheduled for display beginning April 17 for two
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    'KNOW YOUR . STORE' QUIZ for STUDENTS
    84 16 'KNOW YOUR STORE' QUIZ for STUDENTS SINGAPORE. Wed. The Tourist Promotion Board will hold a "Know your Singapore" quiz for secondary school students at the auditorium of Radio Singapore from May 8. Secondary schools from the four language itxmm invited to sei-.ci lepiesentatives and. after elimination rounds. 1 eixht schools
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    Concord fete
    36 16 SINGAPORE. Wed The 44S Base Ammunition Depot. RAOC. will hold a concord party for 250 under-privileged children from Pier Ching Youth Club, the Thong Hoc and the Ama Keng community centres on May 29.
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    Welcome party
    32 16 SINGAPORE. Wed. The 443 Base Ammunition Depot RAOC will hold a party to welcome their unit's new Concord Liaison Officer. Capt Dickson RAOC. at Keat Hong Camp on May 29.
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    SCHOOLS TQ KEEP TRAFFIC GAME CHALLENGE CUPS
    272 16 CINGAPORE. Wed— Three primary schools have earned the right to keep their respective district championship trophies when they won. for the third time running, this year's Shell Traffic Game district championships held at the Kalian^ Park Road safety first playground. The three schools
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      1015 16 NOTICES THE TOWN BOARDS ENACTMENT (118) Notice I ndrr Section IS7 No NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN under Section 137 of the Town Boards Enactment that Draft Layout Plan No J3 3558 1 for the area between Pant Tok Kadzi and land lots 3003. 3602 and 3603. Jalan Abdul Rahman. Mukim
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      685 16 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS MAJLIS BANDARAN KLANG The Majlis Bandaran, Klanp invites application from Federal Citizens for the following appointments: 1 Buildint Technician: Applicants must have attained meir 21st birthday but not above 35 years must have passed Form IV In a Govt English School or Government Aiued Scnool or passed Senior
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    Dashing gallop by Just Dandy
    450 17  -  EPSOM JEEP By SINGAPORE, Wed. Just Dandy, winner of three races in his last four outings, did a dashing gallop on good going here this morning. Ridden by Des Coleman. Just Dandy outpaced stablemale Parramatta 'apprentice N'awarli over 3f In 39 1 5 Spacr Ilrro
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    THAILAND OFFER TO HELP
    578 17  -  MANSOOR RAHMAN Seap Games Federation delegates fly in to a 'Selamat Datang 9 greeting with garlands from college girls By KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. The first delegates for the executive committee meeting of the SouthEast Asia Peninsular Games Federation here this weekend stepped off a Malaysian Airways
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    Lock icon Aik Huang wins
    35 17 LONDON. Ui<l. Tan Alk Huang, the Malaysian junior titlr holder, made an impresshe sUrt in the men> singles of the AII-i:nglind badminton championships here today. crushinc Mike Rawlinf* (England 15-5. 15-3.— Reuter.
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    SAIGON BOUND
    27 17 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed —Three Malay Man badminton players Khor Cheng Chye. Wong Tew Gee and M. Sadali left today for Saigon to play exhibition matches
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    cricket O'Neill is out of Trinidad game
    235 17 cricket O'Neill is out of Trinidad game PORT OF SPAIN, Wednesday. V'ORMAN O'NEILL, the Australian batsman who scored a century in the touring team's first innings, will take no further part in the current matrh here with Trinidad. O'Neill, who ricked his back while fielding on Monday, had an X-ray
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    MWHA must raise $34,000 more for tour i
    135 17 MWHA must raise $34,000 more for tour i SINGAPORE. Wed. The Malaysian Women Hockey Ai«rociatlon have three months left to raise $34,000 to send their team on a tour of Australia Vicky Marsh, the MWHA president, said: We need $40,000 ami so iar we have managed to raise only $6.000.
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    Youths leave for Sabah tour
    90 17 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. The Malaysia Youth soccer team 'eft here today for their tour of Sabah and Sarawak. The 18 players in the touring party were: Chow Chee Keong. Khalrulluh Abdullah. Soo-Toh Kirn Tho. Chin. Kirn Lean Kong. Hung Hui Jin. S. Llnganath. Koh Hock
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      HAMMERS ENTER SEMI-FINALS
      331 17 SO( (I K London. Wed. I West H«m. the English First Division club. ente««xi the &emi--1 finals of the European Cup Wint ners' Cup when they beat LavI »anne of Switaerland 4-3 here last night. West Ham. 2-1 winners of the first-leg at Lausanne last week won
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      SPORTS SUMMARY
      72 17 BADMINTON Inter-dlMrlct «chool» championships .Spore): Bt. Tlmah M Serangoon 3-2: Paslr Pan Jang bt Katong 5-0. bt City 4-1: Glrta: City bt Katong 5-0 SOCCER Hussars Cup (Ipob) Anderson Srh. 7 Ipoh Tutorial 0. KJuan« DW. Iko replay: Revertex S Ourkha Engineers 2 HOCKEY Nefii state trial (Sban):
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    'Full specd' at Bangkok
    185 17 THE 1966 ASIAN GAMES KUALA LUMPUR, Wed.— Thailand are going full speed ahead with preparations for the Asian Games at Bangkok in December next year. This was disclosed by Luang Sukhum Nayapradit. vice-president of the Olympic Committee of Thailand, who arrived here today to attend the
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    Cup match
    43 17 PENANG. Wed. Penang Malays will meet Selanpor Umno Youths in a soccer match for the A. Rahim Cup at the City Stadium tomorrow night. Preceding this match will be the friendly between Penantc Women* XI and K. C. Midgets iboys under--12).
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    Japan's aim to match Europe
    347 17  -  JOE DORAI By SINGAPORE, Wed. The Japan Amateur Football Association had set themselves the task of producing a national team to match the best Euro pean standards, said Shunichiro Okano, the coach of the Japanese team which arrived here last night tor matches with Singapore
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    93 17 mOKYO, Wed. Malaysia haw X been transferred from Group "A" to Group "B in the ten* 1 nation Asian Youth soccer tour- r.ament to be held here from Apr. 24 to May 5. The regrouping was necessitated by the last-minute withdrawal of Pakistan. According to a
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      106 17 I fl ■*<**%« m. ■w% I lIS K\ ~rMA I■ I and it plays back exactly what it hears. < Th« uncanny trutim— of Kodak Sound Recording Tapa y^^^\ comas primarily from an oxide layar of conaiatant thick- /\wSfm naea. manufactarad to a toiaranca of 14-milHontht ot an Inch Tha
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      84 17 1 DIARY SOCCER Johore Sultan* Gold Cup: Kluang vJ. Bahru: Seuomat v B. Pahat. Hussars Cup: Anderson Sch. v SMI: St. Anthony v ACS (at Ipoh). Klanf Div. 2: Wah Yew v Sg. Rengam. Friend lies: Penang Women's XI v XC Midgets: Penang Malays v S'gor Umno Youths (both matches
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    CENTRAL GOVT JUST AS ANXIOUS FOR A SOLUTION
    1481 18 CENTRAL GOVT JUST AS ANXIOUS FOR A SOLUTION Needed: Goodwill, not public tantrums and threats KUALA LUMPUR. Wed Till-; Central (iovernmenl fully I appreciates I c position of the Singapore textile industry :i n<l is "just ;is anxious* 1 to see ;i quick and satisfactory settlement of the textile quota
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    S'pore Govt clerks vote to strike
    192 18 S'pore Govt clerks vote to strike SINGAPORE. Wed. More than 90 per tent of 1.900 Singapore Government clerical workers have voted in favour of a strike following thr non-settlement of their pay claims served on thr (iovernment 14 months ago. The results of the week-lone strike ballot conducted by the
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    LONDON STOCKS. RUBBER and TIN
    287 18 LONDON. Wed. Closing mid- i die pliers ol selected stocks no; including stamp duty were (•ILTEIMifcU Consol 2,. £39-5 16 Funding 4' £91 1 -j War 3 V £54\ BANKS 1 16 Chartered 48 3 Hongkong £9-5 16 4', INSURANCE Com Un 39 3 Prudential
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    53 18 LONDON. Wed. Spot 24' 3 d.. i Apr. 24 \d.. May 23't.d.. June 22 Ud. Apr June 23>_d.. July Sept. 21-15 16d.. Oct. Dec 21 3 ,d.. Jan Mar 21 •S.d Apr June 21 ad. Jut* Sept. 21-7 16U. Oct. Dec 21 ,d c.t.f Apr 21-9 16d. May 21
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    26 18 LONDON. Wed— Buyer* £1315> 3 sellers £1316' Fonvaro. buyers *****. sellers £1313. Settlement £1311. Turnover am 205 tons, pm 65 tons. Tone: Firmer but quiet
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    Three Front members of Malacca Council quit party
    506 18 Three Front members of Malacca Council quit party From A. SRIPATHY: MALACCA. Wednesday THREE Socialist Front members of the Malacca Municipal Council resigned from the party lod:iy. charging trial Ihe leadership \v;is "in wrong hands." P They are Mr. Chung Cheng Wen. Mr. Kho Eng Kuang. and Mr. Too Yeng
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    86 18 Conservatives retain seat in by-election LONDON. Wed. The Conservative Opposition Party today reiained its seat in a key by-election at Saf- fron Walden, in eastern England— but with a reduced majority. Former Conservative Junior Minister. Mr. Peter Kirk, won the seat with a 3.493 majority. The previous holder of the
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    59 18 RECCIVIO CABLE «V Paramjolhr. KumU. TrenKKanu. t.nhrr Kandlab fcrmrrly Diamond J«bfloo. Malacca peacefully at I'rulu. Ceylon 24.3 61 CHAN JOO CHUA. tmt paaaad iv. ay peacefully at thr General Hospital at 11 10 a.m. on 24-3-63, leaving I ihlnd hi* wife. <■■<> »on*. three •ons-ln-ln-v. and t«cl«v grandchildren to
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    99 18 PASADENA (California). Wed. Ranger 9 crashed into the moon today after sending back the first live television pictures of the lunar surface. An the craft swept into the moon, pictures were seen clearly up to seconds before thr impart. The Kangrr was aimed
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    115 18 LONDON. Wed— The Duke of Windsor, convalescing after a triple operation on one eye, went to Buckingham Palace yesterday for half-an-hour's fresh air and exercise, at the invitation of his niece. Queen Elizabeth The Duchess did nol accompanj him on the trip to the
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    225 18 Ayub: We want peace but we'll defend our freedom ISLAMABAD, Wed. President Ayub Khan said yesterday Pakistan wanted peace so it could develop itself but vowed "we will defend our lreedom whatever the threat" Be also exprenacd admiration for "the heroic Btrug gle of 5.000.000 oppressed Kashmiris tor geeuruig the
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    49 18 JOHANNESBURG. Wed Nine African mineworken were killed in a methane gas explosion in a gold mine at Carletonville, about 35 miles west of here, last night. The announcement said the explosion occurred at a place where the Americans were working as a drilling team. Reuter.
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    109 18 TRIVAXDRIM. Ued. Dr. /akir II— India's acting President, today issued a proclamation re-iniposini: direct rule by the President on Kerala State. Tin current period of the Presidents rule, imposed when the Congress (iovrrnment broke down last year, is due to end on March 30.
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    Aik Huang, Billy Ng clear first round
    274 18 Aik Huang, Billy Ng clear first round BACK-PAGE SPORT LONDON. Wed. Three Mala: I B Tan Alk Huai ;md I-ee Kin easily cleared thrir lirst round hurdles in lie les ol the Alld badminton championships played at Wembley today. Billy ted B<il> ycr in ol 15-6. 16-11. Aik 1 1
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    148 18 LONDON. Wed Old owned by Jack Ellis, a Kenya tanner, von ihe Uncoli cap. :nsi Ug race ol t tie 1965 English Hat racing season, in driving finish ter toAustralian Jocfci B brought thi with ;i well-timed run in last lurloiii? ol the nilie race io
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    41 18 BANGKOK Wed I ing Worcestershin Ix-at Royal Biinekok Snorts Club by 182 runs m onc-ri.i 1 hPre tod:iy. Scores: Worcester 242-8 iirelared <B. V Olivemt 117 T. Graveney 44 > Royal Baimkok 60 iL. Coldweil 5-24. D. SUido 2-28. AP.
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