The Straits Times, 30 March 1965

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    20 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 135,000 The Straits Times KDN 1189 1005 Estd. 1845. TUESDAY, MARCH 30. 1965 15 CENTS
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    Lock icon U.S. hits Ho base next to China
    381 1 U.S. hits Ho base next to China CAIGON, Mon. I'.s. Navj bombers blasted ;< North Vietnamese radar station, only 85 miles from Communist China today. Forty-two jet and j propeller aircraft from the U.S.S. Coral Sea rained bombs, rockets and napalm on the island ol Bach Long Vinh (White Dragon
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    SOEK CAN'T WIN
    885 1  -  GABRIEL LEE: CHINA SEA EXERCISE IS PROOF' Tengku tells of our defensive capacity By PONTIAN. Mon TENGKU Abdul Rahman said today that the combined defence efforts of Commonwealth countries now safeguarding Malaysia "can take care of an open war by Indonesia against our new nation/ The Prime
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    Lock icon Thailand's 'worrisome' enemies
    51 1 Thailand's 'worrisome' enemies BANGKOK, Mon. The Thai Prime Minister. Field Marshal Thanom Kitlikachorn. told reporters hero today that Communist threat to Thailand was quite "worrisome." According to police reports he had received, more and more Chineseborn citizens of Thailand were being sent back from China to North-Kastern Thailand for subversion.
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    Lock icon Aussies attack
    66 1 RIFLE slung across his shoulder, an Australian patrol commander gives orders to his scouts one of his own men and a Dayak Border Scout in the Bau district of Sarawak's First Division. The Australians took over defence of the district from the Gurkhas last week. Since taking over
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    Lock icon Australian top-level talks on defence
    73 1 Australian top-level talks on defence SYDNEY, Mon. Australian industrialists met Cabinet Ministers and defence chiefs here today to discuss Australia's defence needs. The Minister lor Supply. y.r. Allen Fairhall, at a press conference before the meeting, spoke of the deteriorating situation in South-East Asia and said today's talks would fill
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    Lock icon Soek grabs 8 estates
    59 1 JAKARTA. Mon Eight plantations described as British-owned in East Java have been declared expropriated by a district court in Surabaya, according to rej ports reaching here today. The official news agency Antara said the plantations were previously owned by a holding company in London and were
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    27 1 LONDON. Mon Sterling aliened in the London foreign exchange market today after ilie weekend denial by the Treasury that the pound was to be devalued— Renter
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    Lock icon Silver shortage
    26 1 WASHINGTON. Mon The American Congress has been warned that because of depleted silver stocks the United States cannot continue to mint Mlver colns.— Reuter.
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    Lock icon An Afro-Asian shipping line
    51 1 RAWALPINDI. Mon Forty Afro-Asian countries will meet next May in Cairo to form a joint shipping line, tht president of the Afro-Asian Economic Council. Gul Mohammed, said today. The council Is a private organisation for promotine the trade I and economic interests of mem- ber countries
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    Lee in Adelaide
    20 1 ADELAIDE. Mon.— The Stnirapore Prime Minister Mr Lee Kuan Yew, •nived here today for a three-day visit.
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    54 1 BVMiKOK. .Mon Police have arrested a selfstyled "schoolmaster" and his 10 young barefoot pupils who were trained to pick pockets, rob drunks and steal from old women. Police say Chit Ki-nuvithl. 48. spent his Saturdays schooling his nupils in the ways of artful dodging and then put
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    Lock icon Britain: NO breakdown in textile talks
    80 1 Britain: NO breakdown in textile talks LONDON. Mon. The Board of Trade said today negotiations are continuing with Malaysia including Singapore for new cotton textile import quotas to Britain. Asked to comment on a report from Singapore. quoting the States Finance Minister. Dr. Goh Keng Swee, as saying that these
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    Lock icon Troops rush to quell Phoumi revolt
    226 1 Troops rush to quell Phoumi revolt VIENTIANE. Mon. Lao army troops loyal to Premier Prince Souvanna Phouma and tin army command are moving; to quell any extension of the proPhoumist rebellion in Thakhet to other Mekhong Valley towns, according; Lao and Western military sources. The sources .said two battalions of
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    STOP PRESS
    35 1 INDIES 128 PORT 01 STASH Mm West Indies were all out lor It 9 (Solomon 31 n O'Neill I tit on third (lay <>l KC«ad list At lunch. Austr.ili.i hail sn.n.i M ftjekej
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    Two women in Dudley Govt
    37 1 COLOMBO. Mou Two women were among 16 parliamentary secretaries appointed today a* members of Mr Dudley Senanayake's new government. They are Mrs Vimala Kannatipara Health > and Mrs Ilusuma Rajaratna Home Affairs Rev-
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  • AFRO-ASIAN AND PACIFIC DESK
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      Lock icon LBJ in top talks on new threat in Vietnam war
      444 2 LB J in top talks on new threat in Vietnam war WASHINGTON. Monday AN increase in tlull.S. military effort in South Vietnam to meet a pos- j sibly more dangerous phase in the conflict will be weighed in talks here this week between Pre- i sident Johnson and Gvn. Maxwell
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      Lock icon Muslim-Red war: Police peace bid
      71 2 JAKARTA. Mon. Police are to take an "active and positive part In efforts to solve disputes among certain groups In certain areas." the police chief Gen. Sutjtpto said today. Observers here believe the disputes he was referring to were the bloody clashes which had occurred
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      Lock icon Crash of light plane: 4 killed
      44 2 AUCKLAND Men. -fur mn died when a light aircraft crash* iat Waharoa South Australia, yet terday. The pljuif-— a tour-sea 1 rr Ral lye Commodore aircraft went int a spin and crashed during a d« monstration flight. AP
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      Lock icon Grenade victims
      40 2 ADEN. Mon. A grenade wouud- ed three Arabs, one seriously, last night when it was thrown at a British security putrol car cruising in an Arab area of the Ma-Alla district of Aden. It missed the car. Reuter.
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      Lock icon GAS-THEN LUNCH FOR COLONEL
      143 2 LONDON. Monday. A British colonel yesterday stepped into a cloud A of tho gas used by the Americans in Vietnam and half an hour ia'er. feelinp none the worse. sat down r o lunch. Col A. I. Hulton. commandant 01 the British Army's nuclear, biological and
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      2,000 homeless
      37 2 PORTO AMELIA Mo/anibiouc i. Mon.— -More than 2.000 people have been nv<de homeless and about 1.000 houses tlcstroypd by ri.Mnn flood.*- and torrential rains in orth j Mu/iirfbique At leas'. 10 people have drovned.— UPl
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      Lock icon Chou for Cairo
      20 2 CAIRO. Mon. Tlic Comniunne.so Premier. Mr Chou En- !1 p.iy i 24-hour visit to thia week. AP.
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      Soek Ministers meet
      39 2 JAKARTA. .Mon President Sorkarnii had talks on tin- rurrrnl economic situation in the country with his Ministers. Antara reported today. Thr mrrtinß. which took place yesterday at the Rouor Pal.ne. ,iKn dealt with development problems Rniter.
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      Lock icon China says it again: We will send volunteers
      159 2 PEKING. Mon. China today reiterated her readiness to send men to fight in Vietnam whenever r»Quired. The pledge came in a letter from Marshal Chen Yi. the Chinese Foreign Minister, to Mr. Xuan Thuy. North Vietnam Foreign Minister, published by the New
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      Lock icon Rabat executions
      31 2 RABAT. Mon. The Moroccan Government has announced the execution of 14 army deserters sentenced to death almost a year ago for acts of sabotage near the Algerian frontier —AP.
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      DEFENCE VOTE UP TO CLOSE P.L TO INDONS
      182 2 DEFENCE VOTE UP TO CLOSE P.L TO INDONS MANILA, Monday. THE House committee on national defence has voted to increase to 250 million pesos the proposed 200 million peso special appropriation fund recently requested by the armed forces to strengthen its defence capabilities. The committee recommended the increase "in view
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      Mendez demands Soek man's expulsion
      154 2 1 Iyi ANILA. Mon. The ITI Foreign Secretary, Mr. Mauro Mendez. in dieated today the Phi--lipp i n c Government j would press for the expulsion of an Indonesian "student" charged with violating the I terms of his stay in this country. Mr. Mendez told
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      142 2 MALAYSIAN INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT FINANCE LIMITED ASSISTS INDUSTRIALISTS: HAS PLEASURE 1N if Hire-Purchase Finance lor Machinery :i t SINGAPORE BRANCH if Promotion of Join! Venture* 9^3 AT l-^uing \hnw Sen ices for Capital -agnMnl tW iIAIAVAM DAkll/ ruAA4Dr.DC ii I^^^^« n«m MALAYAN bANK (.HAMdcKj floatations No. 2, BATTERY ROAD, if I
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      Lock icon Dr. King calls for a boycott of Alabama
      251 3 Dr. King calls for a boycott of Alabama SAN FRANCISCO, Mon. Dr. Martin Luther King said yesterday he would rail for a nationwide economic boycott of the state of Alabama. "I will call on the nations trade unions to refuse to transport Alabama products." Dr. Kin* said in a televised
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      Recognise her?
      128 3 CHE looks dignified, composed, self-assured. She is graceful, charming and much younger than her 80 years. In fact she is only 30. And without the make-op you would recognise her as Sophia Loren. Film make-up man. Bill Tuttle. spent three hours adding 50 years to the fare of
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      Walk of her life
      55 3 LONDON. Mon. Sylvia Emery took the longest un- aided walk of her life when she went down the church aisle to marry truck driver Alan Brown. The 24-year-old bride has I been crippled since birth 1 but .said she was determin- ed to make the 10-yard-i
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      Playwright dies
      35 3 LONDON. Mon. —The death of Winifred Ashton.'the novelist and playwright who wrote under the i name of Clemence Dane, was announced here late last night. She I was in her late seventies. Reut«T.
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      Leukemia drug experiment
      42 3 NEW ORLEANS. Mon.—Tentative aiirl exprnmenial vaccine against leukemia has been developed and is being tried on humans, researchers reported yesterday. But Dr. James T. Grace emphasised that he has had no results yet. and his work is strictly experimental—A.P
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      Lock icon Spring in Paris
      39 3 PARIS. Mon. Spring came suddenly to P.ii;s yesterday after weeks of almast constant cold, rainy weather. Thousands of strollers throiißMl the broad avpnu« I^s Champa Elysees to basic in sunshine and tfmpenttures near 70 deijree.v AP.
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      Lock icon US NA VY DENIES HALTING RED ROCKET SHIP
      313 3 NICOSIA, Monday JJ.S. Navy headquarters in London denied a Cypriot newspaper report that Sixth Fleet units had intercepted Soviet missiles destined for Cyprus. The paper said the first .sign 01 the American blockade came -on Saturday night when a Greek freighter transporting
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      Lock icon Brazil smashes a Red rebellion
      199 3 RIO DL JANEIRO, Mon. Brazilian troops yesterday smashed a rebellion by Communist-led terrorists and captured the leader of the insurgents. An Army sergeant was killed in the righting. The troops, surrounded the leftist guerillas near the village of Foz Do Iguacu. where on Friday the
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      Lock icon Just fancy that...
      112 3 LONDON. Mon— A 30-year-old Wellington. ShroDshire. housewife was flabbergasted when she ooened her electricity bill It wax [or— ONI PENNY iThe Midland Electricity Board which had sent it. had spent 2' 2 d on postage The cost of Mrs. Marion Wright going by bus to pay it.
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      Lock icon 'LEASE ON HOPE' PLAN TO AID U.S. POOR
      80 3 'LEASE ON HOPE' PLAN TO AID U.S. POOR WASHINGTON, Mon. —President Johnson's office yesterday announced a "lease on hope" programme to help about 2,500,000 people living in the poorest counties of the United States. The Government will pay for full-scale offensives against poverty in 182 counties, all but 11 of
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      Lock icon Russia's new ideologist
      45 3 MOSCOW. Mon .Mr Peter Demichev. 46. a member of the 10-znan Communist Party secretariat, has been appointed chairman of the party's ideological commission. He replaces Mr. Leonid Ilyichev. who last week was demoted to become one of several Deputy Foreign Ministers. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Bardot: I'm just a woman with a man's character
      120 3 Bardot: I'm just a woman with a man's character MEXICO CITY. MOIL.— Brigitte Bardot offers this description of herself: "I'm Just a woman with a man's character." I She added In an Interview published by the Mexico City News: "Men are more direct. They go straight to the point and
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      Lock icon 14 rescued from sea
      57 3 POLKSTONE (South England). Mon. Pourteen crew members of the German vessel Kathanna Kolkmann were rescued early today alter a fog collision involving the British ship Rennet (823 tons) in the English Channel. A search was going on for one missing sailor from the 1.056-ton German ship,
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    Ang trial to begin on April 26
    145 4 Ang trial to begin on April 26 SINGAPORE, Mon. Five days have been set aside in the Singapore High Court for the trial of Sunny Ang, 25, charged with the murder of Jenny Cheok. 22, a former bar waitress at sea off Sisters Island, also known as Pulau Dua. at
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    The Govt renews aid pledge to Nantah
    447 4 The Govt renews aid pledge to Nantah SINGAPORE. Mon I ■pill! Singapore Government representative on the Nanyang University Council, Mr. Lv Yaw, today categorically assured the council that the Government would stand by its financial obligations to Nantah as contained in a six-point agreement on reorganisation measures signed between the
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    GOVT SENDS BANK-UNION DISPUTE TO ARBITRATION
    107 4 ♦SINGAPORE, Mon. The Government today directed the trade dispute between the i Chartered Bank and the Singapore Bank Employees' Union over the dismissal of three workers be submitted to arbitration. A gazette notification published tonight gave the names of the three workers whose relnsatement
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    Water shut-off
    26 4 SINGAPORE. Mon.— Water will be cut off In Bukit Ayer Molek i and Kanipong Chantek Bahru tomorrow from 9 30 a.m. to 6 p.m.
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    Film studio cutting down staff
    157 4 SINGAPORE. Mon. Cathay Keris Film Productions Ltd. in East Coast Road today announced that they had decided to retrench j about 45 employees because of financial, losses. A spokesman of the company said that talks were currently being held with representatives of the Industrial Workers
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    Typhoid: Second batch of hawkers isolated
    121 4 SINGAPORE. Mon. The Ministry of Health today sent a second batch of food hawkers from the Chung h.nu High School in Goodman Road to Middleton Hospital for investigation as possible "carriers." following a localised outbreak of typhoid at the school. A Ministry statement tonight
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    NINE INDONS ACQUITTED OF ARMS CHARGES
    202 4 NINE INDONS ACQUITTED OF ARMS CHARGES SINGAPORE, Monday. ]I/|R. Justice Buttrose in the Assize Court today acquitted and discharged nine Indonesians accused of unlawful possession of firearms, ammunition and explosives after the Deputy Public Prosecutor had withdrawn the two charges against them. Eight of the accused were in court while
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    BARGAIN HUNTERS JAM SALE
    25 4 BARGAIN HUNTERS JAM SALE SINGAPORE, Mon. Thousands of bargain hunters jammed the annual sale at Robinson today. This gigantic sale will continue till April 29.
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    Refuse offenders fined
    107 4 SINGAPORE, Mon— The Health Ministry is stepping up prosecution against offenders of indiscriminate dumping of refuse. Many such offenders have already been prosecuted in the government's drive to keep the city clean. I The latest offenders were the manager of Moolamall and Co.. I a textile firm
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    Malaysian girl honoured
    44 5 I CANBERRA. Mon. A M I Student, Miss T)iav;>ni;u i Suhr.i- who came v AustfaUa ins- ye.ir mdn the Rotary ■tudent exchai-.si' |)rour:;inmf. has brev. rlpcted h hoOM Crfptain a: ti. M;i-rumbopna H-.gli Sch<«:l m Virror'a. Ms ThHramani It from Serembrfii.
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    'Don't use aid to control us' warning to allies
    259 5 KUALA TRENGGANU* Monday. THE Minister of Information and Broadcasting, Inche Senu bin Abdul Rahman, has warned foreign powers against any attempt to "manipulate" Malaysia under the guise of helping to defend the nation. He gave this warning at a meeting of
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    Mahe PMJs birthday Labour Day' call
    106 5 Mahe PM J s birthday Labour Day' call I£AKGAR, Mon— The <Jen- tral Government will be urged to observe the Prime Minister's birthday Feb 8 as Labour Day In place of May Day. A resolution to this effect was adopted by the Umno Batu Hampar branch at Its annual meeting.
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    Bangkok camp award
    52 5 PENANG. Mon, The chairman of the Penans Buddhist Association Sunday School. Mr. Lav.ipnte Cheah Seong Paik, 22. will attend a two-werk work ramp in Bangkok from April 3 on an Asian secretariat scholarship of me Hnrm Civil International. Mr. Cheah hi the Brat Mnlaysian to be awarded
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    Apply now for Rotary study award
    84 5 l/UALA LUMPUR. Mon. j Applications lor a Rotary Foundation scholarship are being invited by the Kuala Lumpur Rotary Club, for the 1966-67 year The scholarship i.s for postgraduate work, the commu!,- secrptary. Mr Chen Wei Foo s.iid today. It will cover 12 months' lee.>-
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    Inshore fishermen told: Be patient till end of trawler project
    186 5 KANGAR, Monday. rpHE Minister of Agriculture and Co-operatives. Haji Ghazali bin Jawi, yesterday urged inshore fishermen to be patient until the completion of the trawlei fishing pioneer project in Langkawi at the end of Apni The Minister, who was on
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    'Fool-proof speed trap in operation in capital
    245 5 'Fool-proof speed trap in operation in capital KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. A foolproof radar "magic eye") speed trap equipment is now in operation here to replace the old equipment, which went into "cold storage" two years ago following a court verdict on its inaccuracy. The accuracy of the "magic eye*' has
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    Health Day
    38 5 TELL'K ANSON. Mon.— The District Officer. Lower Pcrak. Syed Maliad/ar bin Sycd Hussein, lias II been elected to head a committee ;of 20 to dray up plans tj cplebra;e World Health Day m the I dlMrtrl
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    DONATIONS FOR LEE TOTAL $8,200
    217 5 DONATIONS FOR LEE TOTAL $8,200 SINGAPORE. Mon. The Straits Times In Singapore received 5762 in dona- j tions in the past week tor the Lee Swee Chong fund. Donations came from: The Apex Club of Seremban $102; "Muhs" $15; Mrs. M.C T. Simms (Serembun) $10; Mrs- Ong Keng Wee. Muss
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    $20,000 for two schools
    55 5 TELUK ANSON. Mon The AariStam MjUiter of Education Mr. Lee Siok Yew. presented two cheques to-alline $20,000 :o two Chinese primary schools at a tea party for him in the MCA building here. The Chui Chak Primary School received $15,000 and the Sungel Suli School $5,000
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    Penang-Indon trade hit
    33 5 PENANG. Mon. Pcnaigs entrepot trade with Indonesia dropped by over $102 millio:. year The 1964 total was only $3 311 372 against $*****3.878 the previou* year, according to official figurw
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    'Danger mixture' warning by Sultan
    140 6 'Danger mixture' warning by Sultan KUALA KANGBAE, Mon.— A warning that it would I be dangerous to mix religion with politics was Kiven here by the Sultan of Perak. The Sultan said that he had heard of people refus- j ing to attend religious gatherings because the leader of the
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    $14,000 aid for old folks
    66 6 IPOH. Mon.— l he Ipoh district 1 welfare committee ipeni $14,967 M relief during las' year, the chairman. Mr Bimnwan Singh, told the annual meeting here. Of ihis 51 4. 178 was .spent on providing aid to the 100 inmate* In the three old lolks
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    23 trainee inspectors begin course
    79 6 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon.— J Twenty-three probationary inspectors have begun their training at the Federal Police Depot here. A police spokesman .said today: "They are the only trainee inI spectois in the depot- More trmincM are expected in June." In the Intent group 10 are from
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    29 6 MIRI. Mon.— The Medical De- parimem. Miri. is to award bronze, silver and gold medals to people who have given blood threw or more times.— A.P.
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    Ghazali is guest of honour
    67 6 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon.— The i Permanent Secretary to the Mm I lstry of Extrrnal Affairs. Dato 1 Mohamed Qhaaall bin Sliafie. v. ill be the guest of honour at the Ma- laysian Scientific Association's dinner at Le Cog dOr tomorrowThe president ol the association. Professor
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    The death penalty on a traitor is upheld
    410 6 The death penalty on a traitor is upheld KUALA LUMPUR, Monday. \N Indonesian agent who landed in Johore with 47 others last September had his appeal against a death sentence rejected by the Federal Court of Appeal today. The Lord President. Dato Sir James Thomson, said that if the agent,
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    SEVEN-UP CO. GETS INJUNCTION AGAINST FACTORY
    234 6 IPOH. Mon— The Seven-Up Company, soft drink I manufacturers incorporated in the United States, was granted an injunction toy I the High Court here today restraining the Ipoh Aerated Water Factory from Infringing its registered trade mark. The application was not contested. During the
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    230 6 Elected councillor wants ministerial govt in Brunei ORUNEI TOWN, Mon. Awang Othman Sunggoh, who won by a landslide in the Kampong Ayer constituency in. Saturday's Legislative Council elections, has called on the Brunei Government to form a ministerial a d m i n i s t ration of elected members
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    Flag Day Prizes
    35 6 SINGAPORE. Mon— The Singapore Alter-care Association will present prizes to winners of thr Flag Day and School Collection Day at the Association premises lin Dunlop Street on Aprij 3 at 11-30 a.m.
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    Lock icon 'Sarawak can start S million prawn industry'
    216 6 'Sarawak can start S million prawn industry' KUCHING, Mon.— Dr. Tham Ah Kow, Director of Fisheries, biology unit at the University of Singapore, has told Sarawak how it can- start a million dollar industry —and get rid of mosquitoes at the same time. The .secret is the developw ment of
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    One Land Code for Malaya
    377 7 OBJECT TO PROVIDE UNIFORM LAWS, NOT TO TAKE AWAY STATE RIGHTS KUALA LUMPUR, Monday. new Land Code, which unifies the various State land laws; will be presented to Parliament in May This was announced today by the Minister of Lands and Mines, Inche Abdul Rahman
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    Council's drive on massage parlours
    110 7 TOHORE BAHRU. Mon i The Johore Bahru Town Council has decided to summons owners of massage parlours here for not conducting their business i In accordance with the by-laws. The president of the town council. Dato Abdul Aziz bin Haji Shukor. disclosed this at the
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    Motor firm director dies
    71 7 Motor firm director dies SINGAPORE. Mon. Mr. Robert Eu. 52 managing I director of Singapore Motors. Ltd.. died yesterday at the General Hospital after i a short illness. He leaves behind his widow. Mrs Phyllis Eti. ft former Civ j councillor, a daughter, and two] sons I Mr Eu. who
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    Air force needs young men to train as pilots
    228 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. I The Royal Malaysian Air Force is looking for young Malaysians with a love of adventure to be trained as pilots. A spokesman for the Air Staff Division of the Ministry of Defence said today that there was
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    Five accused of theft
    74 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. Five youths «ere today charged in the Magistrate's Court here with stealing 30 pieces of dross valued at S3OO from the Federal Iron Works. Petahne Java. K Palßiiisamv. 19. C Manotiaran 17. P. Prusothman. 17. 8. Maniclcam. 16. and V. Veerasamy. 14 were
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    Annual meeting
    40 7 SUNGEI PATANI. Mon. The ■lUHM] meet ing of the Kedah branch of the Malayan Historic,ii Society will be held at Alor Star Museum on Saturday. Mr. J. P. August in. will Rive a talk on Alor Star. 1800—1880
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    Malays in tin mining: Corporation to help them is suggested
    194 7 Malays in tin mining: Corporation to help them is suggested KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. The Minister of Lands and Mines. Inche Abdul Rahman bir. Yaacob. today spoke of a national corporation as a solution to the problem of Malay participation in tin mining. While pointing out that no definite plan had
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    Fund-raising show
    31 7 KL'ANTAN. Moil The Girl Guides Association tore will hnid a variety show it -.he town hall on April 4 at 8 pm to raise funds (or the Association's buildin*.
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    Schoolgirl who owned a pirate taxi
    116 7 Schoolgirl who owned a pirate taxi OINGAPORE, Mon. The first traffic magistrate. Mr. Uew Ngik Kee, was told today of a schoolgirl whose car was used as a "pirate" taxi in- Middle Road two months ago. The girl. Miss Loo Bee Choo. who pleaded guilty, said In mitigation that the
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    'THINK AGAIN' PLEA TO TENGKU
    95 7 'THINK AGAIN' PLEA TO TENGKU KUALA LUMPUR. Mon The Cheras branch of the Lmno has asked Tengku Abdul Rahman to reconsider his plans to build a si-million. 27 -hole golf course on a 250-acre site at Sungei Way, near here. A resolution to this affect was adopted at the annual
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    Walston's visit
    30 7 SINGAPORE. Mon. The British Parliamentary Under-Secre-tary of State for Foreign Affairs. LOM Walston. will visit the headquarters of the Housing and Dove- lopment Board In Alexandra Road tomorrow.
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    Salaries paid late: Newspaper fined $200
    115 7 Salaries paid late: Newspaper fined $200 SINGAPORE. Mon. The Malayan Times Press Ltd., of Petaling Jaya, Sejangor, was fined $200 in a magistrate's court here today for being late in paying the salaries of their Singapore employees an offence under the Clerks' Employment Ordinance. The company pleaded guilty. The magistrate.
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    New homes for fire victims
    47 8 ALOR STAR. Mon.— A housing scheme for the victims of the recent Telok Wanjah fire which made 25 families homeless, was opened yesterday by the Mentri Besar. Dato Syed Omar Shahabuddln. Dato Syed Omar also officially named the 25-home estate "Kampong Berjaya."
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    Lions sponsor charity show
    50 8 PENANO. Mon. The Lion* Club of Penar.g will sponsor a charity premierp of 'How The West Was Won" at the Pederai Theatre In Dato Kramat Road, at 9 p.m. on April 8. Proceeds from the performance will help to finance the club's projects for this year
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    Lock icon Malaysia: No question of going back, Lee tells Aussies
    426 8 MELBOURNE. Mon gINGAPORE'S Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, said here last night that Malaysia had to survive. "There is no question of going back," he said. Speaking In a television interview, Mr. Lee said that if Malaysia did fail, there
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    Nkrumah mediation offer: Still no details
    125 8 Nkrumah mediation offer: Still no details KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. President Nkrumah of Ghana has not yet given details of his offer to mediate in the Malaysia Indonesia dispute. The Central Government wrote to him last week thanking him for the offer and at the same time asking for details. *We
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    Lock icon School gets a teacher at last
    60 8 CIBU. Mon. Punan School in remot* Belaga. Sarawak's Third Division, has at last found a teacher. He is Mr. Nyambang Analc ItU, i 20-year-old Sea Dyalc. This school, built by the villas?rs. had no teacher earlier beause it is out of the way about
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    Alumni liaison visitor
    63 8 SINGAPORE. Mon. The alumni liaison officer ar the EastWest Centre in Honolulu. MrRobert B. Aitken. will arrivp in Miiay.Mii next month during a tour of Asian countries. The centra was founded In 1960 by thf United States Congress to promote understanding among the peoples of Asia, the
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    HOW CLANS CAN HELP TO STOP SABOTAGE MOVES...
    203 8 HOW CLANS CAN HELP TO STOP SABOTAGE MOVES... SINGAPORE. Mon. Millionaire Dato Ng Quee Lam yesterday i suggested holding a con- vention of clan associations to help keep the people alert against sabotage attempts by Indonesian terrorists Dato Nr said: "There is a great potential in the 108-odd clan associations
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    A day's pay to Defence Fund
    89 8 i MUAR. Mon.— Members of trw i local branch of the Amalgamated i National Union of Local Authorities Employees in the administrative side of the town counctl here have decided to donate a day's pay to the National Defence 1 Fund. i The secretary
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    $317 for D-Fund
    24 8 MUAR. Mon— The staff of tha Lenga Chung Hwa High School here have donated $317 to the 1 National Defence Fund
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    23 men fined for viewing blue films
    223 8 SINGAPORE, Mon •TWENTY-THREE men. including 17 Europeans, were arrested last night for viewing blue films in two houses. Today they appeared in two groups betor? a magistrate. Mr. Sachl Sau rajen, on charges of watching obscene films. All pleaded guilty and were fined
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      90 8 Altvy O»p By V.T. Ham tin Dirk Tracy By Chvsivr iiould R^ IRROM THIS MOMENT, I r DISPENSE YOUP\/WHERE "1 I^/ES. WHERE IS Mf? TRACY 1 P*^ ■"x 'Jiw\ KARTM ANO MOON ARC inteitceptors. is mr thats a ggcd question. Wl Ahnvr By Al tapp (Z\ I \f(\ WHUT KINOA
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    Australia's first cricket stars were aborigines
    1661 9 PREJUDICE WRECKED THE GREATEST OF THEM IN January 1936 in a Sheffield Shield match at Brisbane a brilliant run of centuries by Don Bradman ended abruptly when Eddie Gilbert went in to bowl. Gilbert was a small eight-stone Aboriginal and Bradman was at the
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    DEATHS
    51 10 W SIS i minimum ""mh^LUKI Tun Kirn «en« of 12. Pravi Lane. Malacca paaacd awa» Funeral TueaHu\ IS-S-Sa nt 4/Mi p m MR PANC NIC BOON -..pneti.r Kinlll Nrw Hoott Oompmy MM 54. bthwrad h „1 BNV.IV pmrefnlK l.eh(nd ilrtrrii iind nrandchildrrn to mo-irn Ktitierat Hwndav 2 p.m HolI
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
    133 10 Worim Hi (Minimum) MR. A MRS I IP <*hons tr*«a Bad friend- for their kind att.i. ialile Braaaati nn the occaalon of their n rrs THE FAMILY OF Hie U.te Mr T.ir, Pin V m ih»nk rcl.iti\es and friends for the,r »re:ith- acrolls. nlai .•ontrii.utiuiis '< fir < ..r..ivement.
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    ANNOUNCEMENTS
    145 10 •c li..rW. S/J ♦fimmi.ml DON T MISS SALE it Towa and lion, N(« Ann Bulldmn. <>r. rEDCRAL PUBLICATIONS LTD 'aim al Tlmca j h atjaajan ON PARLE FRANCAIS at the Allianri Kranralar. 23 Chats«orth ttman rii,« Tuesd.iyt »nd I in Telephone B' pore Mil SOCIAL BALLROOM DANCING. Vl Inn
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    The Straits Times Tuesday. March 30. J965. The Right That Isn't
    659 10 The Straits Times Tuesday. March 30. J965. The Right That Isn't I I A -urious Feature of tin oontrovenj between Cuepacs and the Government is the silence ol the Minister for Labour. While Mr. Manickavaaagam may very well prefer to say nothing, Ins Ministry can scarcely he uninterested, especially now
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    Laos Revolt
    395 10 The revolt by right-wing troops in Laos does not seem to put in serious danger the Government of Prince Sou- anna Phouma. or the position of Gen. Kouprasith Abhay, Deputy Premier and Army strongman. The capture by rebels: of the Mekong town of Thakhek does not. in itself,
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    Typhoid Danger
    205 10 The typhoid outbreak in Singapore shows how pre<>:isly balanced is the national health. Danger is always j waiting for openings, and that it so rarely breaks through is a tribute to the preventive services and to the good sense of people who observe the simple rules of hygiene:
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    Lock icon Digging in across an invasion route
    688 10 Digging in across an invasion route AUSSIES NOW GUARD SARAWAK'S MOST SENSITIVE BORDER HELICOPTERS moved land mines, sand bags and trench reverting wire through this south Sarawak base camp this week as 10 miles away, forward Australian companies dug in against an estimated 7.500 Indonesian tioops menacing the state capital
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      A better way to move the horses
      247 10 I SEE 'ST March 26 that a racehorse by name Shlra, was killed by a car while being walked from Buklt Timah railway station. There Is no mention of the state of health of either the occupants of the car, or the person
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      A better alliance
      116 10 IT is very encouraging to note that the Singapore Alliance is to be re-organised into a noncommual body. Under this new rule, a member ran join the alliance directly instead of being absorbed into one of the four partners the SAP.: UMNO. MCA and the MIC which
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      Free service
      86 10 IF I supply pirate taxi numbers to the authorities, will my information be acted on? I ask this because my recent complaints about illegal cracker firing fell on deaf ears. If my free service is appreciated, to whom shall I supply the information? However I cannot use company
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      Independents
      79 10 IN a report headed "Three who quit Front a> Independents" <ST. March 26) the following words appeared: "Before the meeting began, the acting Municipal Secretary Mr. Koh Kirn Peng, announced on behalf of Mr. Chung. Mr. Koo and Mr. Too that they had decided to be independents". This is
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      School sports
      127 10 APROPOS Perplexed's' suggestion regarding school sDorts practices and the Education Ministry's reply perhaps the Department apparently has forgotten the fact that children attending tho afternoon school have to leave their homes (If they live far from school) at 12 noon when the sun Is blazing hot. I do
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      Kennel noise
      110 10 ALONG Lorong Jugra In A Kuala Lumpur there .was until recently a massage parlour, which was .an eyesore. Residents in this area made many complaints to the Municipality, but there was no action. Then, one fine day, it was gone— because, we understand business was bad. We heaved
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      No charge
      79 10 I REFER to your corres- pondent's letter of March 11. 1965 alleging that certain School (Army) CaUet units are charging a fee of $5/- for uniforms and enrolment. There is no truth in this allegation. No enrolment fee is charged and all recruits are provided with free uniforms,
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    Senu: Union criticisms of the Govt are unfair
    737 11 'GOVT HAS RESPONSIBILITY TO THE NATION* FEELING THAT THE GROWING DISSENSION MAY WEAKEN COUNTRY'S STAND IN FACING ENEMY KUALA LUMPUR, Monday. THE Minister of Information and Broadcasting, Inc h c Senu bin Abdul Rahman, today said the Government had a responsibility to
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    Motor-cycles stolen
    38 11 PENANU. Mon. Three more motor-cycles were stolen In Penang during the week-end. The victims wrre Mr. Tan Kooi Hunt, a lorry driver, Mr- Oo'i Ah Boon, of Butterworth. and Mr. 1 Ooh Bay Earn, a fishmonger
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    Fined $300
    46 11 KUAX-A LUMPUR. Mon.— Shum Yuc Fatt. 29. of Salak South Bharu. was today fined $300 In the magistrate s court for assisting in the carrying out of a 1.000 and 10.000 characters lottery at a coflee stall i n Pudu Lane on March 29
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    The twist got him down...
    230 11 SINGAPORE. Mon. A teenage couple last niirht won the first marathon twist contest in South-East Asia, but their time was far off the world mark of no hours ■*4 by a Finnish couple in ita othnvin bin Sharif. 18. ■md SalamaJi bintc J.-is-min. 16 both
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    Lord Walston sees Dr. Toh
    49 11 BINOAPORE Mod. Tht B Parliamentary Undrr-Secretary of State for Foreign Allairs. Lord Walston. today called on the •■cring Prime Mmi-ter. Dr. Toh Ciun 1 Chye. after his arrival from Kuala Lumpur. They are believed to have discussed the latest situation regardIng the Malaysia-Indonesia dispute
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    Three Indons jailed for importing illegal batik
    135 11 SINGAPORE. Mon— Three Indonesian Chinese were today Jailed for three days i each by the First Criminal I District Judge. Mr. Eu I Cheow Chye, for illegally I Importing Indonesian goods Into the State. Tan Hal Hui. 25. of Pulau Blakang Padang. Lim
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    Elephants destroy village for Ursula film
    356 11 Elephants destroy village for Ursula film KANGAR, Mon. A herd of 17 elepharUs today "stampeded" and destroyed a remote village on the Perils-Thai border jungle in Anak Chelong, the location site for the Ursula An- I dress film "That Man From Hong Kong. The village, a typical Malay kampong with
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    Just the job for the 'go-slow' typist...
    135 11 Just the job for the 'go-slow' typist... KUALA LUMPUR. Mon.— Commercial school principals here have expressed surprise that Information Department reporters are required to type at 20 words a minute only. "This is much too slow. The minimum ought to be at least 40 words a minute." said the head
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    $3,130 theft from house
    41 11 SINGAPORE 'Man. Thlrvrs >rolce Into the hotr.r of Mtitim £oh Mvi Hiang in J.il.m Amu.<s resterday and stole $3,130 worth >f lewellery and cash. Police said the thieves entered, he house by breaking the front loor lock
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    He leaves for CPA course
    39 11 KUANTAN. Mon. An All>an.~f Scecutlve Councillor. Haji Abdul Lzlz Din Ahmad, leaves fur n Wednesday to attend a threireek parliamentary come, .-ponored by the Commonwealth Parlameniary Association He will be away ror two months.
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    7-year-old killed
    27 11 SINGAPORE. Mon.— A .-e\f>n-yrn-olcl schoolboy. Yu*of bin Abdul Rahniiin. Wat killed today when he was knocked down by a .c 5 mile. Paalr PHiijang Rnari
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    DISRUPTIVE INFLUENCES, BUT RUBBER IS STABLE
    350 11 DISRUPTIVE INFLUENCES, BUT RUBBER IS STABLE SINGAPORE, Monday gPECULATION and steady buying by Eastern European countries cushioned th» rubber market last year in spite of four major disruptive influences. Mr. R. G Bennett, chairman of the Singapore Chamber of Commerce Rubber Association, in his statement to the association's annual meeting
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    30 unions' May Day
    32 11 SINGAPORE. Mon. A group of 30 left-wing trade unions has applied for a permit to celebrate May Day with a rally and variety concert at Hong Lim Park
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      124 11 Pipeline repaired SINGAPORE, Mon. Repairs to the 36-inch water main in St. Francis Road, which was partly damaged by an Indonesian saboteur's bomb on Saturday night, were completed yesterday afternoon. The pipeline trunk main carries water from Woodlrich pumping station in I'pper Serangoon Road to the town area. V H^klf
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      540 11 TV MALAYSIA (Malaya) ■J?^r <swsr P^ d as jsArrr. a gramme summary 5.50 Newi Hunter Show? nl Survival outlines In the National Lan- "Hlndenburg oo L.« <n 700 News in English: 7.10 announcement and Negara-lru* TV MALAYSIA (Singapura) 620 p^SSli »d Pro- ¥nr^ 1 ,li n n, EnK z 1
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      Lock icon Philip has a new brush with the Press
      183 12 Philip has a new brush with the Press f ONDON. Mon. The Sunday Express yester d a y criticised Prince Philip, tor barring the Press from his Beirut stopover during his recent n-week foreign tour. The criticism was written by the editor. Mr. John Gordon, who has attacked Prince Philip
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      Lock icon 10,000 phones for 2 towns
      42 12 .JAKARTA. Mon— The Swedish firm of Ericsson hxs .signed a contract worth US$l.B million to install automatic telephones and lines in tnc ceniral Javanpse cities of Jogjakarta and Scmarang. Tci thousand telephones air ti> iv installed. UPI-
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      Lock icon $700,000 haul
      32 12 MANILA. Mon. —The Navy yeswrday apprehended three m"'ur boats' in urn iSulu ben. in the Southern Philippines, loaded with 1.685 cases iM MiingKlrci cigarettes ttorth 842.500 peso.-, i.tbout $700.--000 (.—Reuter
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      400 die in quake horror
      205 12 400 die in quake horror SANTIAGO, Mon. About 400 people perished yesterday when an earthquake collapsed a dam in Central Chile, the Minister or Mines, Mr. Eduardo Simian, announced today. Mr. Simian said an avalanche of two million tons of mud and water swept the town of El Cobre, formed
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      Lock icon Secret of young look of Chinese women
      113 12 UONG KONG, Mon. Chinese women look younger longer than any other women in the world, a leading French beauty expert said here yesterday. Their secret of youth? They don't drink liquor or sunbathe. This is the view of Mlchele Irish, representative of a
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      A sunny recovery
      68 12 FHE sun shines again l and there is laughter for Lady Churchill 80 this week after a long, long dark winter and the death and burial of her famous husband. Sir Winston. She is. resting and recovering in Jamaica, with sunshine, flowers, calypso songs and smiling people.
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      Lock icon Pakistan bars visit of Lord Mountbatten
      121 12 LONDON, Mon. Lord Mountbatten. Chief of the Defence Staff and leader of a Government mission to Commonwealth countries on immigration problems, will not accompany the mission when it goes to Pakistan, wellinformed sources said here today. President Ayub Khan is understood to have advised
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      Lock icon Ballot chaos as Congolese try to vote
      284 12 Ballot chaos as Congolese try to vote I E O PO LD VI I.T.W, Mon. Leopoldville tried to vote yesterday in the Congo's first national election since independence. and failed. Ballot papers did not reach polling stations until up to eight hours after voting was to begin In some eommuup»
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      187 12 View showing canning equipment engineered and ENGINEERIp|^^#O-RLD'S FOOD JT^afi* Seventy-five years of experience has contributed to the development of Pineapple Peeler and |____Ji^ BHr FMC (Australia) Ltd. as Australia's largest manufacturer and supplier of Lr i lto 120 pineapples lM| equipment to the Food Production, Processing and Packaging Industries. ,j>
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    Pineapple Cannery of Malaya Limited
    9 13 Pineapple Cannery of Malaya Limited STRAITS TU^KS SUPPLER v^
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    Dawn of a new era
    747 13 Dawn of a new era Menage from MR TEO TIANC SENC. |.M.N. Chairman b Managing Dirtctor, Pineapple Cannery of Malaya Limited. TV) the people of the town of Pekan Nanas on the Johore Bahru/Pontian Road, the establishment of this modern pineapple cannery may well mean the dawn of a new
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    Tengku to open $5 million pineapple cannery
    625 13 Tengku to open $5 million pineapple cannery THIS morning the Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman, will declare open the $5 million Pineapple Cannery of Malaya Ltd. at Pekan Nanas, near Johore Bahru. The cannery, the foundation stone of which was laid by the Minister of Commerce and Industry. Dr. Lim
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    MALAYSIA'S FIRST NATIONAL CANNERY
    34 13 A general view of the $sm. National Pineapple Cannery at Pekan Nanas. This is Malaysia's first national cannery. HAJI ABDUL KHALID bin AWANG OSMAN, Ant. Minuter for Commerce and Industry
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    Truly national industry—Dr. Lim
    800 13 Truly national industry— Dr. Lim A LITTLE more than a year ago on March 26, 1964, the Hon'ble the Minister of Commerce and Industry, Dr. Lim Swee Aun, J.P., laid the foundation stone of the Pineapple Cannery of Malaya Ltd. In his address, the Minister touched upon many facets of
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    89 14 FLASHBACK TO 1964: Picture taken on the occasion of the foundation stone laying ceremony of the Pineapple Cannery of Malaya on March 26, 1964. by the Minister of Commerce and Industry. Dr. Lim Swee Aun. Others are (lefti Inche Abdul Hamid bin Jani, Smallgrowers' representa- tive on the Board of
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    BIG SCOPE FOR EXPANSION OF PINEAPPLE CULTIVATION
    885 14 BIG SCOPE FOR EXPANSION OF PINEAPPLE CULTIVATION 'JAKE a drive through the long and winding road through Pekan \anas to Pontian. or turn into one of the very numerous side lanes the scenery that meets the eye is a pleasant change from the monotonous mass of rubber trees that one
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      149 14 LIM KAH NGAM EXTEND THEIR HEARTY CONGRATULATIONS TO THE PINEAPPLE CANNERY OF MALAYA LTD. on the occasion of their opening by the Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman ANOTHER MAJOR PROJECT COMPLETED BY LIM KAH NGAM BUILDING CIVIL ENGINEERING CONTRACTORS SINGAPORE KUALA LUMPUR. CONGRA TULA TIONS to the PINEAPPLE CANNERY OF
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      203 14 LEMBAGA LETRIK PUSAT Congratulations to the PINEAPPLE CANNERY OF MALAYA LTD on their official opening to-day CENTRAL ELECTRICITY BOARD Congratulations and Best Wishes to THE PINEAPPLE CANNERY OF MALAYA LTD. on the opening of their cannery by the Prime Minister Y.T.M. Tengku Abdul Rahman Putra Al-Haj From:J. WHYTE CO., (malaya)
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    Big emphasis on quality control
    451 15 THK need for quality control in modern-day manufacturing processes can never perhaps he over-emphasised. Nearly rvery manufactured product that comes out of a factory can be expected to have pawed through rigorous and stringent checks to ensure that the product is of the Inchest quality
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      133 15 Congratulations Best Wishes Pineapple Cannery of Malaya Ltd. on the occasion of the official opening by the Hon'ble Prime Minister Y. T. M. Tengku Abdul Rahman Putra Al-haj at Pekan Nanas, Pontian, Johore. Electrical Installation by LEE SENG KWANG ELECTRIC, Head Office 5. Scan Street, Singapore -7. Tel: *****/***** BRANCH:—
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      430 16 Brides, get ready for the day in sweet simplicity ANYTHING but lussy. that's this season's bridal dress. OUT: Frothy feminine details like full skirts and long trains. IN: Sweet simplicity in elegantly designed outfits to make today s bride look as delicate as a lily. Many Easter brides are in
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      AN EARLY START BY THE SINGAPORE STALL
      485 16 AN EARLY START BY THE SINGAPORE STALL THE Singapore Stall of the 1965 International Bazaar for the Blind is off to an early start with the launching of the donation draw. Mrs. Wee Chong Jin. the convenor, said: "Our donation draw is our main fund raising project and we are
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      160 16 8' HOUSEHOLD HINTS m VACUUM bottles and picnic containers develop a stale odour when closed and not used. To eliminate It. wash the containers in hot soapy water, then rinse with a solution ot soda and warm water. Rinse in clear hot water. Let bottles air dry before closing. Wooden
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    115 18 MELBOURNE. Moo. INDUSTRIALS had a better ton, today with rises In excess ol falU. However, trading continued tt be quiet, with turnovrrs low anc moves small. Mount Ina was active and closet! 355. 6d. after sales at 365. otherwise base metals and oils wen steady. Mount I.ia 35/4
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    OPTION PREMIUMS
    247 18 M:ir.h JM Inne month* INDUSTRIALS i.i u-trud \\S >'ta I niteera 14 cli. Punk 13ct» M. Com rj eta City Dt-v ita M Cables 1 1 ct» K ■mcKert 16 ota. McAlmter 12 n> KssoOCtl. M Invent 10 eta Dfca*. I eta 0.C.8.C. 14 eta f 15 eu.
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    72 18 /"HINEII ProdtM* Eonanno. smut. por* noon arlttt Mr pioul y*(t*r. day: Coconut oil: bulk |S4| Dellera, druir (67i aellera Copra: Mar./ Apr. UK Continent Unquoted •"oppori Muntok white (14~t sellers, Sarawak white |1«S sellers, specla Sarawak black »t37| sellern, garble* Lamponit Mack (147KN) sellers. ABTi 1160 sellers. flngaper*
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    CLOSIN6 PRICES
    27 18 Mar. 29. MALAYAN RUBBER PRICE: IM rents (up •Mie-rischth of a cent). TIN: SOXO.B7 1 (up 52.25) L'nofficial estimated offering 185 tons (up 5 tons).
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    STAGNANT CONDITIONS ON LOCAL STOCK EXCHANGE
    492 18 From Our Market Correspondent ST AG N A N T conditions ruled on the Stock Exchange of Malaysia yesterday, there being no particular buying or selling pressure. Prices generally were holding at the lower levels, but the market was not moved by any reports
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    STOCK EXCHANGE OF MALAYSIA
    688 18 DBUSINESS 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: Ounlop (3.000) 51.49: Cast. Sm*lt*r» j:i.76 BL. $3.70 BL: Em* (7.000) $1.46: P. A N.ents. iT.n.hi, SUB; Gammon
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    STOCK INDICES
    24 18 Malayan Stock Indini Mar. 27 Mar. 29 -Industrials: IAM 74.43 Tins: MJI S rubbers: lv:: •Dec. 30, I'll,:'— mi Die. M, IMSsrIM
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    OFFICIAL RATES
    47 18 ON the official Malaysian Short Tern .Money Market for lh«--week ended Saturday (March the raßffC of call rates MM .t^ lollows: BANK FUNDS: S| per cent to 4! per rent. GENUAL il M»S: per tenl i<« 4 per cent. MOVEMENT of funds totalled |7&4 million.
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    EQUITY YIELDS
    167 18 THE lollowim; Ust of selected ■an Industrial based on <st saies to Saturday Maivn "»1 •I' Pmi -I) Y. UlvidfiHl VleM Difinilisn (revised): timn to»tre<l rhi mini' i Earning* yield n" pro- ntage of Mtaliintlon. Oiviittnd yitlrJ: Par value, multiplied hv tni- urom dividend divided by the murkei
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    Straits tin price again goes to higher level
    166 18 rLI.OWING its cain of S'i7.S7 per picul last week the Straits tin price named a further 82.25 per picul yesterday to SGBo.B*i on an offering estimated up 5 tons to 185 tons. Very quiet conditions ruled during the morning .session of the
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    COMPANGNIE MAR TIME DES CHARGEURS REUNIS
    101 18 COMPANGNIE MAR TIME DES CHARGEURS REUNIS s 1I)<ioo r S'hMr. Mjrstitlts, r»«»r». Outlet, uu untim »»r H tar Urnm > ntXittmmm. tOMTW t KtSI OHIC* St«»lCt CHIMNS* tttli nut (1/S). Pon Hwce.l Uiei. »D». (l/il. CoUM f|>S). Lorn« I»k<K»«4 »r«tloM. J*tt« OHU Ow n «rf M Ma'v»iM»i <>»njr •> S'Mn
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      2541 19 L (Continued tn Pare im SITUATIONS VACANT aTartM %l Mlm.)— Box St rl txlro READ the Kenior Appointments vac.mi In The Sunday Mall eacO »«t*. V WELL KNOWN PUBLISHING COMPANY ir.|iliif.« thl TWO LADY SALES REPRESENTATIVES in of the following Areas:— Sinsal«re. Kuala Lumpur. Ipoh and Penang. 1) Applicant! mutt
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      926 19 EDUCATION 11 Word* SI (Min.)-Box It cl: txlrm RAPIO COUR6II! Secretarial, steno*>nphy. Bookkeeping. Shorthand. Typewriting. Kngllab. Malay. trench: RCKiiter early: Kaja'a College: 'JJiit iS'porel. RAPID COURSE BECINNIR6 BookHsu (Cambridge Qualifying Tett). Malay Chinese TMCA School. 107 Seiegle Rosd. S pore 21W1. H6C CLA66I6: Commencing 1-4-63. 5 lAMBI Subjects. 6— 9
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      917 19 FURNITURE 2 IS Word* It fMIn I Six Je rl* oxtrm I FOR QUALITY Cane furniture Visit Adrian's. 423 River Valley Road. 2J074 spore HI-FI STEREO i* iMm rtm SjSjataj I USED STIRIO Blue Spot radiogram I S47S/- 0.0.0. CHun* S'pora 475»«, 10 a in.— l p.m TIAC MSR 4-TRACK
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      761 19 STEAMBATHS, MASSAGE, ETC. 15 Word* S< fWfci.) Bssl SU rH txlrm CINTLIMIN: For Swedish M»»<age Itr-ambath. Facial Tr.ntmtnt. ManlMTi HalrcuttlnK. Tinting "Jeans" Alrondltionrd Salon ?6A Prnanu Lane, B'yoro MSItL CINTLIMIN" Try Bergome Ap- aratus (or Katty glomach. Hip. Vaitt "alargartl-Rose" (Certified ■n*tiotherapi*it. 17. Zion Close, n.iu i.m. to S p.m.
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      592 19 Kt.MENTERIAN PERTAMAN SPASTIC CHILDREN'S DAN SHARIKAT KKR.IASAMA AC cnri*TinW BAHAOIAN PARIT DAN TALIA ASSOCIATION YER-TENDER XOTK F. PERMIT NO. 2 M k3£? a. c&5e &5£ B V 133l 33 -w &c received by the Chief Mecham- DONAT'OX DRAW RESULTS :al Engineer. DID Federal Work- lst Prlte n935 12t h Prize
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      Moviegoer gets 9.6 mark in Derby
      117 20 Moviegoer gets 9.6 mark in Derby RACING with Epsom Jeep SINGAPORE, Monday. gHAW STABLE'S champion stayer Moviegoer will carry top weight of 9.6 in the $25,000 Singapore Derby to be run over 12f at Bukit Timah on Sunday. The six-year-old, who will be ridden by Dcs Coleman in the classic,
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      Apprentice rider fined $100
      321 20 Apprentice rider fined $100 THE STIPE'S REPORT "1 SINGAPORE, Mon. The Stl- prndiarx Steward's report I on yesterday's Bukit Timuh race*: RACE 1: Ootonc Royons «M reluctant to jump away with I the Meld and lost m.my leneth*. Trainer Heddle was advised to j give Colons Ko.tong more starting st;ill
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      DEADHEAT SETS OFFICIALS A POSER
      317 20 DEADHEAT SETS OFFICIALS A POSER SINGAPORE, Mon.— With the aid of the photonnish camera, a deadheat rarely cocurs. And it has never happened in a cup race. So when Entertainment V and Salamat Datang finished in a deadheat in the Spring Cup here yesterday, the Singapore Turf Club oflicals were
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      THE WEIGHTS
      679 20 IirEIGHTS for all Hmber Lass 8.03 l.emlni rnnre K.U ft thr M-v-n Cl. 6 Div. 3— 71 Thunder Bird I l aces on Saturday: Safr Home SOU Vrs "™r II 8.12 i Div 3 7» All The Best 8.13 riash lime H.ll Star Era 90C sist r tavil
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      GN may be reprieved for another year
      195 20 RACING ABROAD LONDON, Mon. Mrs. Mirabel Topham owner of the Aintree racecourse in Liverpool said yesterday the Grand National Steeplechase the worlds toughest—may be reprieved for another year. The news was enthusiastically received by thousands of Britons who saw the triumph of Jay
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      796 20 m^mmmmmmmm wmmA j LEMBAGA LETRIK PUSAT M M TRK AI. A MECHANICAL i m.inki:kin(. scholarships ii\\imi Till. DNITBO KINGDOM Applications lor bcholarchlps In Elrnrli al .md Mechanical Engineering are Invited lrom suitably ijualiiied Federal Citizens. These scholarships v. ill be either for a >-c course or a Diploma course dependent
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      724 20 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT BOARD Applications are invited for the following posts in the Board I t lerk-«f-Works Qualification* 6z Experience: (a i Must have passeu Secondary II i Form lIIi English or Chinese Junior Middle 111 or equivalent. b> Must have had at lea«t 15 year.-, experience of the
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      723 20 TENDERS PUBLIC UTILITIES BOARD. SINGAPORE TENDERS GF.NERAL MANAGERS DE'ARTMEXT: (Room 106. Ist ■loor. City Halb. ta> Supply of White Slmili Paper. Tender Deposit $100 Close at 2. 1S p.m on 13.4.65 ARCHITECT'S DEPARTMENT: Halifax Road i. (b) Repairs, alterations and redecorations to six units of semi detached Pre fab buildings.
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      280 20 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS 6. The flavouring with a thou--1 "The 8. and the 21 are sand-and-one possibilities (4). of 18 all S across" ("22. 2, 7. Amateur furnishing <8). 2i"> (.7). 8. See 1 across for that extra 5. Brief case? iSee I 'across) (7). pound? (3. I), S.
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      84 20 DIARY I BADMINTON Spore school* inter-district finals: (NRC 2 15 p.m Ovaltine Cup: Inoh) ACS v Sam Tet School. MES v St Michaels last 'St John .s Ambulance Hall. 2 30>. Mil (llt Spore Div. 1: D Poiice 'Jn Bc.'-ur. 5.15» KUng Div I: Will Yrw v 8000 \)i\ 81.B
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      GOLF Hsieh Yung Yo leads into last lap of —circuit
      372 21  - GOLF Hsieh Yung Yo leads into last lap of circuit MANSOOR RAHMAN By J/UALA LUMPUR, Mon. 1V Lean Formosa n professional, 29-year-old Hsieh Yung Yo, with five of the six tournaments completed, still retains his lead In the overall placings on the Far-East golf circuit this year. Hsieh. who was
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      SUMMARY
      131 21 1 HI I I It S S'porr AAA X-counlry (s'.m): 1 B. Hodgon 2 Pillat 3 Avur Sinsh 30mlns. 31 4sec. Juniors: 1 K. Daykln 2 M. Ashmore 3 P. Allen. BADMINTON Malacca Banks finalx: Sinclr*— Tan Eiir Clnvee bt Chan Peck Sun 15-10. 15-3. Doubles: Eng Chwee and
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      Govt inter dept games
      79 21 IPOH. Mon. Teams from the i Federal Establishment Office. Kuala Lumpur, will play a series iof games against Peralc Govern- 1 I ment Services here over the week- 1 end. The programme: Saturday hockey. 5 p.m.. lawn tennih 4 p.m. (Municipal padangt golf i Tiger Lane
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      TTS grab a point
      79 21 SINGAPORE. Mon. Tan Tock Seng Hospital grabbed point in their BAFA division one match biik.iram.il at Jalan Besar Stadium today. 1 Play was listless in the first half which was scoreless. Sukaramai took the lead in the 65th minute when Ahmad Awang's powerful ghot was deflected
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      FAM will play safe
      481 21  -  BASIS OF OFFERS TO TOURISTS WILL BE 50 PERCENT AND FULL BOARD WITH LITTLE MORE FOR THE BEST By NORMAN SiEBEL: Kuala Lumpur, Monday I Hi; FOOTBALL Association of Malaysia tours and finance committees, warned by the very moderate spectator response to the Japanese national team's
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      WARMING UP
      63 21 MALAYSIAN champion Billy Nr and Penang's Tan Aik Huang found Erland Kops of Denmark a stumbling block in their que>t for the All -England badminton singles. The Dan; scarped Billy 18-16. 15-2 in the quarter-finals. and then went on to beat Aik Huang 15-13. 15-12 in the final.
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      Ace Japanese rider Ito out
      256 21  -  JOE DORAI: MALAYSIA GP By Singapore, Monday PUMIO ITO, crock Japanese Yamaha "works' machine rider and winner of the Malaysia.anc Johore Grand Prix races in 1963, has been withdrawn from the fourth Malaysia Grand Prix to b( held on April 11 and 12 at Sembawane.
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      Selangor TC profit down
      212 21 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Selangor Turf Club profits for 1964 dropped by $115,472.--40 as compared with 1963. Last year's profit, according to the stport presented at the annual general meeting of the Club today, was $154,778.63. In 1963 1 the profits were $270,251 03. Th« drop in
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      WORLD'S BEST
      34 21 MOBCOW. Mon. KestutU Orentas. a 26-year-old Lithuanian., claimed a world best performance I for 5 000 metres Indoors, when he clocked 14mtn. 5 4sec at a meet--1 tog In Leningrad yesterday. j
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      Triple crown to Yap in Pt Dickson tourney
      134 21 SEREMBAN. Mon. Billy Yap won three titles men's ..itles. doubles and mixed doudles In the Port Dlckson open tennis championship played over the weekend. In the single*. Yap shared the trophy with Kwok Yoke Yen. be-| cause bad light halted play in
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      KHIR THANKS GHAZALI FOR SEPAK RAGA^S INCLUSION IN GAMES
      240 21 KHIR THANKS GHAZALI FOR SEPAK RAGA^S INCLUSION IN GAMES DENANG. Mon.— The PreX sident of the Sepak itaga Association of Malaysia. Inche Mohamed Khir Johari. today cabled his congratulations to Date Ghazali Shafie on his success in having sepalc raga included in the Third Seap Games at Kuala Lumpur from
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      TEST CRICKET Simpson rapped for decision
      336 21 TEST CRICKET Simpson rapped for decision From JACK FINGLETON CANBERRA. Mon. Auitralian captain Bobby Simpson has received strong criticism from former Australian Test players Richie Benaud and Keith Mllle r for sending West Indies In to bat on winning the toss in the 1 Second Test at Port of Spain.
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      42 21 LONDON, Mon. Two England and Yorkshire cricketers were In the news yesterday. Bowler Freddie Trueman became the father of twins a boy and a girl— at Scarborough and all-rounder Brian Close married Vlvlenne Lance at Ottery St. Mary, In Devon.—Reuter.
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      131 21 I^mk I Gene Barry has one big problem as a I j star... he attracts all kinds of women. Jj A long-time favourite since the days of his Bat Masterton series, Gene is i now scoring heavily as the sophisticated l millionaire police detective in "Burkes I tk Law." What
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    Lock icon An elephant ride for star Ursula
    62 22 URSULA ANDRESS, slur of the French picture "Thai Man from Hongkong" now on location ;il Anak Chetong, near Hie Perlis-Thai holder, rides on an elephant for :i scene in the film. Nineteen elephants— ls specially hired from Thailand are being used for scenes in
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    BOMB CASE: 100 WITNESSES TO BE CALLED
    180 22 BOMB CASE: 100 WITNESSES TO BE CALLED SINGAPORE, Monday. ABOUT KM) prosecution witnesses are l<> be subpoenaed l<> testify against two Indonesians charged willi the murder of three workers in Macdonald House in Orchard Road. Senior Inspector T.S. Zain pure this m his reason for requesting the court to remand
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    23 22 JAKARTA. Mon— Two people were killed and eight injured when a Koods train overturned in West Java, Antara reported today. —Reuter.
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    RAJAH GETS REPORT OF NEWSMEN'S CHARGES
    96 22 RAJAH GETS REPORT OF NEWSMEN'S CHARGES SINGAPORE. Mon. A full report of investigations into allegations of maltreatment and discrimation against local journalists by police officers is now before the acting Commissioner of Police, Mr. A.T. Rajah. After a review. Mr. Rajah is expected to send the papers up to Kuala
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    Lock icon Boycott threat
    25 22 JAKARTA. Mon The Jakarta Movie Asso< threatened •<• boycott Indian films if India i-ontlmies to Mipport Malaysia, arrordin.' to Antara news a today Reuter
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    'Give your utmost' plea to men in professions
    393 22 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. The Minister of Local Government and Housing. Mr. Khaw Kai Boh. today spoke of Malaysia being in the midst of a "vast social, economic and industrial development programme." The programme called for the utmost efforts from all professional men.
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    Lock icon Gordon walker coming here
    65 22 LONDON, Mon.— Britain's former Foreign Secretary. Mr. Patriot Gordon Walker, will attempt to find out whether there could be a basis for negotiations for a peaceful Vietnam settlement in a visit to South-east Asia next month. Mr. Gordon Walker is likely to begin his fact-finding tour
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    LONDON STOCKS. RUBBER and TIN RUBBER TIN
    463 22 LONDON STOCKS. RUBBER and TIN RUBBER TIN LONDON, Mon— lt has been a satisfactory day in the stock markets but 'with the Budget little more than a week away buyers were not particularly active and it was mostly a case of sellers holding off. A feature was the return to
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    Impressed by Singapore
    69 22 SINGAPORE. Mon— The vicepresident of the Round Table, British Isles, Mr. Duncan Law ton, left Singapore tonight for Australia very impressed with the island "especially the high stan- dard of architecture and < leanll- i ness." He was accompanied by the vice-president of the Apex Club. Zone
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    Two S'pore unionists who sent cable to Tengku expelled
    227 22 SINGAPORE. Monday. THE executive committee of the Singapore Harbour Board Staff Association decided at an emergency meeting today to expel two members "for conduct prejudicial to the interests of the union as a whole." The two members are Mr. M. Karuppiah
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    Four airlines form a pool
    131 22 SINGAPORE. Mon. Four airline companies Air France, Alitalia. Japan Airlines and Lufthansa today announced they have agreed to pool all their flights and services between Europe and the Far East. Under the agreement, a passenger holding a ticket issued by any one of the four
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    310 22 LONDON. Mon. Flags flow at halfmast today across Britain to mourn the death of the Princess Royal. ()7. Queen Elizabeth's aunt. The only daughter of Kin? George V and Queen she collapsed jresterday walking in the sunlit i; rou n d a of Harewood
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      43 22 THE WEATHER Highest and lowest temperatures in Malaya and Singapore for the period 8 p.m. Sui o 8 p.m. yesterday: lluln -I Lnwrat Kuala Lumpur 7J Kola Bharu Penan* 88 Ipoh 80 Malacm 8K Singapore Bii ilands 7:f Jesseltnn 8 73 Kuchtng 70
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