The Straits Times, 19 June 1965

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    23 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 145,000 The Straits Times Mb** 1 Estd. 1845 SATURDAY, JUNE 19. 1965 15 CENTS KDN 1189 M.C.(P). 1005
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    Peace mission snags
    292 1  -  PROPOSAL CALLS FOR A COMMONWEALTH TEAM OF FIVE LEADERS Objections and reservations from the start j From 1 I LEE SIEW YEE: LONDON, Friday DIFFICULTIES are beginning to appear over the Commonwealth Prime Ministers' proposal to send a five-man team to five world capitals and the United
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    Lock icon SENA OF CEYLON SA YS HE CAN'T GO
    830 1 A word with Wilson before the conference fENGKU Alxlul Rahman and the British Prime Minister, Mr. Harold Wilson, have a private chat before the opening of the Common wealth Prime Ministers' con ference. L'PI radiophoto. vltliough he issued no statement, President Ayub
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    2,6oo"mile bombing raid hills one Red
    96 1 2,6oo"mile bombing raid hills one Red SAIGON. Fri— The first major American strategic bombing mission of the Vietnamese war apparently killed only one known Communist guerilla. A U.S. military spokesman here said that South Vietnam units that combed the area of the strike by 27 B-32 bombers in the junele
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    Lock icon Seamen accused of mutiny
    64 1 LONDON. FYI Ten crew member.! irotn the 11. 138-ton British freighter Walwera. which arrived here from Australia yesterday, were arrested last night and accused of mutiny. Detectives boarded the ship a.s It docked and left with the 10 men nine Britons and a New Zealander. They
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    Lock icon 150 die in heat
    25 1 NEW DELHI. Fri— More than 150 people have died in a nationwide heat wave which entered 1U fourth week today —UPI
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    Lock icon JUST FANCY THAT...
    34 1 PUISEUX «N-E France), Fri A three-year-old baby went to sleep between the railway lines here yesterday and woke up when an Express passed over her, causing only slight skin Injuries. Reuter.
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    Portugal's Consulate is closed down
    305 1 KUALA LUMPUR FHday. TIIK Central Government has decided to close down the Portuguese Consulate in Singapore within six weeks. The Portuguese Government has been told of the decision. Announcing this today, a Government statement said: "The decision was taken in the framework of Malaysia's anti
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    Railmen accept that package deal
    324 1 Railmen accept that package deal VI ALA I.rMWR, Fri. The l\u\\waymen's Union of Malaya has accepted "very reluctantly*' the Government's modified "package deal" to 11.000 railwaymen. The decision, taken by the union's 15-momber working committee last night, was conveyed to the Malaysian Establishment Office and the Railway Administration today by
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    By vote?
    269 1 INDIAN PLAN FOR SEATING MALAYSIA JAKARTA. Fri. India will propose a procedure of voting rather than a consensus when Malaysia's participation is discussed at the AfroAsian Foreign Ministers' meeting on June 24 in Algiers, the official Antara news agency said today. quoting "wellinformed Japanese sources in Tokyo." It
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    STOP PRESS
    42 1 132-Rl N LEAD FOR ENGLAND LONDON Iri. England gained lead of ISI runs on second day of second crirkel Test against He« Zealand at Lords. Close; Hem Zealand 1"">. In^l.ind Ml ((oudrry 110. Dextet M smith n Collinee I \r
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  • AFRO ASIAN AND PACIFIC DESK
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      Lock icon Giant SAC bombers attack Vietcong
      759 2 ...THEN 2,600 MILES BACK TO GUAM SAIGON, Friday \].S. B-52 heavy bombers based on the island" of Guam in the central Pacific today bombed a concentration of Vietcong guerillas threatening Saigon. The giant eight-engined StratoFortresses backbone of the U.S. Strategic Air Command attacked Communist forces
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      Lock icon PULL OUT FROM UN: WHAT SOEK LOST
      155 2 PULL OUT FROM UN: WHAT SOEK LOST ITNITED NATIONS, Fri. Five special fund development projects in Indonesia costing a 'total of *****.517.000 have been cancelled as a result of President Soekarno's decision to withdraw from the United Nations, a Fund official said yesterday. The Fund's expenditure in the projects was
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      Lock icon Rama takeover
      33 2 BANGKOK. Fri. Hilton International Company will take over the operation of Bangkok's 180 -room Rama Hotel from July 1. the owners of the Rama. Far East Hotels Corporation, announced yesterday Reuter.
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      Lock icon Status raised
      19 2 DAMASCUS. Fri S-»udl Arabia and Turkey today raised their diplomatic representation from legation to emy.tcsy level. AP.
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      Lock icon 25 go on trial in army officer murder case
      116 2 JAKARTA. Fri. Twenty- five ceople Involved In last month's CommunistInstigated riot in which an army officer was killed In North Sumatra are now standing trial, Jakarta newspapers said today They are appearing before the district court at Pematang Slantar In North
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      Lock icon A life for a life
      101 2 rKYO. Fri. Radio Hanoi repeated a warning that Mr. Gustav Hertz, a IS aid mission official kidnapped by the Vietcon* last February, would br shot immediately if Vietconr terrorist Nguyen Van Thai is executed. Nguyen Van I'nai was condemned to death by a Saigon court
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      Lock icon Ayub and Shastri have a 'happy meeting'
      219 2 T ONDON, Fri. Mr. Shastri, the Indian Prime Minister, met the Pakistan, President, Field Marshal Ayub Khan, yesterday mornIng. Mr. Shastri was being i questioned yesterday at an Indian Journalists' lunch on the possibilities of arriving at a settlement of the Rann of
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      Lock icon Catholic paper for Jakarta
      39 2 JAKARTA. Fri.— A Catholic newspaper will appear In Jakarta called Kompas (Compass) beginning from June 28. Antara reported today. The editor of the ne.vspaper 1* Dr. Yacob Oetama, who runs th« monthly magazine Intisari. Reuter
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      Lock icon Loans to India
      29 2 WASHINGTON. Fri. The U.S. Regency for International Development announced here that two US. loans to India totalling $1938 minion were signed yesterday In New Delbl. AP.
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      Lock icon Aussies step up New Guinea air patrols
      102 2 CANBERRA. Fri. AustraJlan air surveillance of the West Irian border areas of Papua-New* Guinea Is to be stepped up, the Minister for the Army. Dr. A. R. Forbes, announced yesterday. He said an army light aircraft detachment would be based from next Monday
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      Lock icon Nasution orders military newspaper step-up
      290 2 Nasution orders military newspaper step-up JAKARTA, Fri. Th« J Indonesian Defence Minister, Gen. Nasution. has ordered each of the 17 military commanders throughort the country to publish a daily newspaper in his area. Army newspapers appeared In Indonesia for th« lir.st time In the past few months as a counter
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  • EUROPEAN AND AMERICAN DESK
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      Lock icon MOVE TO RAISE US$2O mil FOR U.N.
      449 3 MOVE TO RAISE US$2O mil FOR U.N. UNITED NATIONS. Frl "DFUTAIN led a move yesterday to raise US$2O million in voluntary contributions by next Monday to solve the U.N. monetary crisis and end the political-financial deadlock that has paralysed the General Assembly. The hope was to encourage matching contributions from
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      Lock icon Astronauts for Paris
      49 3 i WASHINGTON. Fri. President Johnson la sending nstror.Hir.x Jamfs MeDtvit and Edward White to the Paris Air Show. He made the surprise disclosure last night when he appeared at a ceremony In honour of the men who made a four-day space flight two weeks ago- Reuter.
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      CIVIL RIGHTS PROTEST IN CHICAGO STREET
      74 3 CIVIL RIGHTS PROTEST IN CHICAGO STREET hundred civil rights (Irmonstrators were arrested in Chicago when they stormed from the sidewalk at the junction of State and Madison Avenues and Niiiurd a mass sit-down. Here demonstrators sit in front of a police van after .several were arrested. The demonstrators were marching
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      The vanished baggage
      47 3 RIO-DE-JANEIRO. W. Two Nlgrn:iii police inspector* who flew here to attend an Intorpol couforri.ee had ;i nivstrry on tlieir hands us soon .t.- they arrived— their basque li.id vanished Bru7.ili.in police toti!; a hand, but there ua. 1 DO trace of th» property. Reiner
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      Lock icon Bomb plot blonde and three Negroes get maximum terms
      247 3 NEW YORK, Friday. J^ FRENCH Canadian blonde and three American Negro men received maximum prison sentences yesterday for the thwarted plot to I blow up the Statue of Liberty. The sentences were conditioned, however, under proce- dures which could result in
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      Tibet debate call
      42 3 UNITED NATIONS. Prt. The Philippines. El Salvador and Nicaragua have mad? a formal request that "the question of Tibet" be placed on the provisional agenda of the next session of the UN. General Assembly due to open in September.
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      Lock icon A Times take-over? Astor denies it
      148 3 T ONDON, Frl.— Rumours that the Times Is to De taken over by Canadian-born millionaire newspaper magnate Lord Thomson were denied here yesterday. Mr. Gavin Astor. chairman of the Times Publishing Co., said: "No change In the control of the Times Is contemplated." Speculation
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      Lock icon Just fancy that...
      79 3 LONDON. Frl. An identical twin collapsed in pain in a shop here at the same moment as her sister was giving birth to a baby three miles away. Marilyn McCreadie had had all the symptoms of imminent childbirth while i her sister Elaine had been expecting her
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      Lock icon US Navy eyes British ships
      44 3 WASHINGTON. Fn.— The U.S. Defence Department is considering buying about U.S. $50 million worth of naval vessels a year from Britain, it was disclosed last night. Support-type ships are involved. Informed sources said, but further details \\rre lacking. UPI.
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    Proposals made for changes in Master Plan
    508 4 Proposals made for changes in Master Plan PRIVATE SECTOR LITTLE AFFECTED SINGAPORE, Frl. PROPOSALS have been made for a revision of the Master Plan, which will mainly accommodate projects in the Public Sector and leave the Private Sector very much undisturbed. A statement from the Ministry of National Development today,
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    S'PORE YOUTH FOR SUMMER CAMP IN U.S.
    184 4 SINGAPORE, Fri.-Mr. Tan Lim Heng, a pre-univer-sity student at the AngloChinese School who Is the first Singapore student selected to participate in the Camp Rising Sun Project in the United States, will leave Singapore on Monday. Camp Rising Sun Is an annual summer
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    ANOTHER NEW FACTORY
    34 4 > i n( niKK, Fn. The Acting Minister for Finance. Mr. Lim Kirn San, will open the Maya Trading and Manufacturing Co., Ltd. at Redhill Industrial Estate on Sunday at 11 a.m.
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    Gift of rare books to library
    189 4 Gift of rare books to library SINGAPORE. Fri.— Mrs. Loke Yew. mother of the late Dato Loke Wan Tho, today formally presented the' Dr. Carl Alexander GibsonHill collection of books to the national library at a ceremony at the library She said il was in fulfilment of the intention of
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    TENANT ORDERED TO RETURN HOUSE TO THE OWNERS
    355 4 TENANT ORDERED TO RETURN HOUSE TO THE OWNERS SINGAPORE, Frl. MADAM Keong Chai Ha, widow of a houseowner who died while on active service during the last war, and her eldest daughter, Miss Amy Wong Soo Chin, today won their High Court civil suit against A.S. Bhalla, a teacher. Mr.
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    150 new members sought
    58 4 SINGAPORE. Frl. The Singapore Catholic Benevolent Association, which has 380 members. seeks another 150 new members, says the association's secretary and treasurer, Mr. W.H. Mosbergen, in his annual report. The report will be tabled at the association's general meeting to be held at its headquarters in
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    Toe H programme
    32 4 SIi^QAPORE. Frl The TOC H and Toe H Women's Association will have a recorded programme of light classical music at Talbot House on the evening of June 22. r
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    Arrested—then never to be seen or heard of again
    1774 5  - Arrested then never to be seen or heard of again WILLIAM BRADFORD HUIE DAY FIVE OF THE MISSISSIPPI MURDER PROBE by AS the Meridian group started to leave the compound of the Methodist Church in Longdale, several of them noticed that someone had brought 10 gallons of diesel fuel. Rather
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    Graft in council? Tell police, says Mentri
    226 6 Graft in council? Tell police, says Mentri \f ALACCA, Fri. The iTI Chief Minister of Malacca, Inche Abdul Ghaffar bin Baba. today advised the deputy president of the Malacca Municipal Council, Mr. Koo Eng Kuan, to refer allegations of corruption to the police. It was true, he said, that Mr.
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    Jail for youth
    42 6 I'fcJNANG. Fn. Teh Chen* Poh. 18. was today ja.led for one Mr for snatching a gold chain from a girl at a bus stop. He u.i.s also ordered to undergo a yc:,r'.s police supervision. He had three previous convictions
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    Boestamam denies sending greetings to Soek
    154 6 I/lALA MMPLR. Fri. Ahmad Boestamam (above) and Burhanuddin i 1 1 1 t-l in > two detained opposition leaders, have denied sending congratulatory messages to Dr. Soek.irno on his 64th birthday. The Secretary to th* Ministry, of Home Affairs Dato Nik Daud bin Nik
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    Political briefing
    36 6 KANGAR. Fri. The nealyformed Perli.s SPlatan Umno division will hold a rally at the Sitnpanp Ampat theatre on Jure 26 to briet all its branch leaders on the latest political situation In the country.
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    Sampan men fined
    34 6 SINGAPORE. Fri Six mt'ii. \\\\a were ancMcd in a motor-sampan off Telok Paku at 4.15 a.m. on Wednesday, were fined Sl5 Mill in a district court for enirrine a restricted area.
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    Rendezvous in Paris—to wait for the invitation
    667 6 Rendezvous in Paris— to wait for the invitation ISMAIL'S ALGIERS TEAM 'The twin pillars of our foreign policy' KUALA LUMPUR, Friday. THE Malaysian ministerial delegation to Algiers, led by the Minister of Home Affairs, Dato (Dr.) Ismail bin Dato Abdul Rahman, will rendezvous in Paris awaiting invitation to the Afro-Asian
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    IT'S MUSIC, CHEERS AS BIBI RIDES AGAIN
    158 6 IT'S MUSIC, CHEERS AS BIBI RIDES AGAIN J o tht ICComp.inirrnnt •f Hindustani mutic, marathon cyclist Sicktndir libi Jshn, 19. begin her attempt at 8 a.m. yettcrday to cyclt non-stop for 61 hours at the TPCA grounds in Kuala Lumpur. The Mentri Betar of Sclangor, Dato Harun bin Idris, wished
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    Contractor fined $500 for false statement
    121 6 Contractor fined $500 for false statement SINGAPORE, Fri. A contractor. S. Abdul Razak, was today fined $500 and jailed for a day in a district court for making a false statement saying that he had never been married. Acting Deputy Superintendent A. D. Jacobs, prosecuting, said that Razak, who pleaded
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    No licence, he drove tractor
    69 6 PARIT BUNTAR. Fn. An I estate worker, C. Peruirul. 27. wax fined $50 or two months' jail when he pleaded guilty yesterday Po driving a tractor without a licence on the Srmanggol-Baican Serai road on April 26. Perumal was also fined $70 or three months'
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    NUT annual dance
    32 6 PENANG. Fri The Penang branch of the National Union of Teachers will hold 1U *nnual dinner and dance at the Old Frees' Association at 8 p.m. on July 10.
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    COUNCIL HEAD PRAISES 'UNBIASED' MENTRI
    121 6 SEREMBAN. Fri. The President of the Seremban Town Council. Mr. Lai Pone Yuen (United Democratic Party) today praised the Mmtri Besar. Dato (Dr.) Mohammed Said bin Mohammed, for his "unbiased and democratic administration." Mr. Lai was referring to the announcement yesterday by the Mmtri Besar
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    Lock icon Ningkan to union: This is none of your business
    344 6 Ningkan to union: This is none of your business KUCHING, Friday. gARAWAKS Chief Minister, Dato Stephen Kalong Ningkan, announced today that he has rejected the Sarawak Government Asian Officers' Union's proposals to Borneanise up executive posts. The union in a letter to the Chief Minister and the Prime Minister demanded
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    Acquittal after shooting case is settled
    266 6 If U A L A KANGSAR, 1 Fri. Raja Ahmad Siffuddin bin Suit** Iskander Shah. 35. a member of the Perak royal family, was ac- quitted In the Sessions Court here today when a charge of Injuring a schoolboy by shooting him was compounded.
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    BRIBES WON'T HELP says COUNCIL
    230 7 BRIBES WON'T HELP says COUNCIL %lALACCA, Fri.— Luck not bribes would decide who gets the municipal council's lowcost flats, Mr. Koo Eng Kuang, the council's deputy president, said yesterday. He advised those who had applied for the flats not to waste their money on unscrupulous people. At the council's meeting
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    Hole-in-heart boy gets an offer
    196 7 IPOH. Friday. Junior Chamber of Commerce in Perth plans to raise funds to help pay for the education of Wong Seng Pong, 13, the hole-in-heart boy who is now In Australia for corrective heart surgery The offer was made by Mr. R. Moss, president of
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    Another Malaysia delegation going to Algiers
    345 7 I KUALA LUMPUR. Frl. I THE Malaysian committee of the Afro-Asian Peoples' Solidarity Organisation is to send a three-man delegation to Algiers to counter Chinese Communist and Indonesian lobbying against Malaysia's participation in the Afro-Asian Summit conference beginning on June 29. The delegation will
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    Border Reds: A warning
    55 7 KROH. Kri The Mfcntrl Besar of Pcrak. Dato Ahmad b:n Said has warned 'he prcpl* living in this ThHi border unn to be mnM of Communists »ncl their helpersThey had gone into hiding in Thailand after their defeat in Malaya and who were now trying to
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    It's just the place for a wedding, says the Mentri
    233 7 It's just the place for a wedding, says the Mentri A LOR STAR. Frl. The Mentri Besar, Dato Syed Omar Shahabuddin. yesterday urged Malay parents to make use of community centres for their children's weddings. This is one of the main reasons why the State Government Is building so many
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    Perils expands adult classes
    54 7 KANGAR. Fri. AJult education in Perils is to be expanded next ye»r by another 120 new classes. Inche Hashim Mai Nonr the State Adult Education Senior Supervisor, said. "With this addition, there will be altogether 400 classes wlt ri a total enrolment of 11.000 MUdentS i
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    A Sunday talk
    45 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. Dr. Albeit G Pirkerell piolessor of Journalism m the Universi'y of California will Rive a public talk ■on "The Rn!p of Communication in Devplopin? Countries" at 4 pjn. OB Sunday at tlic KuaU Lumpur P.«vchn'ne- dub 19. Ipoh Road.
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    Lock icon TEXTILES DUTY MOVE REJECTED
    102 7 LONDON. Fri. THE British Government yesterday rejected a proposal for a duty on low-price textile imports from Commonwealth countries. The suggestion was made In the House of Commons by a Labour M.P. Mr. Charles Ma pp. Mr. Douglas Jay. Presl- i dent of the Board of
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      97 7 Mint Onp l*9f F. Hnwlin fi\ 9ONNA LIVE llsl HIS CAVE MUST! 6ETTIN' BAOC I BUMS THEY \TOR MONTVW «..^\U**; \M <^ MKrk FVwff H o,HPulot f,«7 Ab**r By li <<*PP *fftVft'rflrT nt I f n**-t*rr</-A(-nn«ftiKjG 1 J SO, according to the law Of HIS I [^E.\ TD THE LAW
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  • Obituary
    IN MEMORIAM
    72 8 M Wm-tt 5/f rlfMMiil LOKIi In proud and lovtna m. mnry of my dear eon. Wan TTwv ami dauatiter-tn-law. Mavit. who loai raooj ]tv«e In KormiMt on Jun. SOth, ■Ml LOKEi In r*nf Kffertlonatf rnrmen Of a beloved hrother and aiater-in-law aan Tho and Mavi. who left m
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    ANNOUNCEMENTS
    199 8 •c W»rd§ IH t minimum) THE COCKPIT'S RIJSTTAFEL II •ervad every Saturday inn Sunday lunch time FEDERAL PUBLICATIONS LTD. invite all trachi m and liook addlcta 'n hrowNe In thfir abowrooro at Trmee Hou««, River Valley Road. Sinuapore. BUILD A VALUABLE l.:timr> wita Callerr Cheap Kdlttooa Ur»t eelestlon alwaya
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    RELIGIOUS ANNOUNCEMENTS
    405 8 li »'orrf> SI I *l,nim,,m, PENTBCOST METHODIST CHURCH Knnn Seng Rd 8 a m.. Memhahvxni K.tmkinin. IO.M a.m. Worship Ser- p Gnaprl Sirvlrt PRCSBVTERIAN CHURCH. SINGARaM, I I V a.ni and t li m Boadaj Mwol a.m All wel- MIIIST METHOUIST CHURCH, ■>> nulfaion#\ r i- 1 ro,-M
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    The Straits Times Saturday. June 19. 1965. A Storm In Sarawak
    712 8 The Straits Times Saturday. June 19. 1965. A Storm In Sarawak The budget taxation pro- posals were so generally disliked, and have been so strenuously opposed that th« Finance Minister must hay« expected an occasional uni pleasant moment or two durj ing his visit to Singapore, 1 Sarawak and Sabah.
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    Trouble Over?
    332 8 The United Nations General Assembly, long hobbled by the dispute over dues and vo'ing rights, is free to resume its I work. This is the import of Mr. Alex Quaison-Sackey s remark in New York this week that "the issue of Article 19 is dead." As president of
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    Clean Record
    211 8 The Government's decision to close the Portuguese consulate in Singapore tidies up one of the few loose ends in Malaysia's anti-colonial for- j I eign policy-. Though the con*> sulate in no way represents "diplomatic relations" recent experience with the Philip- pines has made the distinction clear the
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  • LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
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      Commission's slow start explained
      118 8 I SHOULD like to be given an opportunity to comment on your editorial on the Pay Commission which appeared last Monday No one will disagree that the Special Commission should set about its work and complete its findings without any undue delay and I am sure
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      Untitled
      381 8 I should like to say that neither the Chairman nor I understand your statement that the Government has a list of candidates to choo.se from. We have never been in such a fortunate Dosltion. You have described the Indian vacancy as "puzzling" for it was announced eight months ago that
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      Untitled
      203 8 One last point. I do not think that It is generally appreciated how Involved U the task before the Commission and how much prior thinking has to be done before Interviews can be arranged with staff and Government representatives and others Interested. Your readers would not wish to be bored
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      Untitled
      104 8 Finally, the last general review of salary scales In Malaya took place In 1950, at a time when the pattern of scales was geared to the fact that expatriate officers had necessarily to b« assured of a long uninterrupted career without major bars before they were prepared to accept service
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      Kampong lights
      96 8 WE note the complaint by "Inhabitant" who lives in a kampong bounded by the Grand Prix circuit, Upper Thomson Road, regard Ing lack of electricity supplies. This area has already been surveyed with a view to making electricity supplies available. However, difficulties In obtaining a suitable substation site
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    HOUSEKEEPING IN SPACE...living
    841 8  - HOUSEKEEPING IN SPACE... living HOWARD SIMONS in a phone booth with the bell ringing By I WASHINGTON. Friday MORE of everything--sleep, food, water, tether length, fuel for the extravehicular manoeuvring gun, and lights on a potential rendezvous craft. These were the recommendations for future Gemini flights made here last week
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    'Profit from the blood of soldiers'
    985 9  - 'Profit from the blood of soldiers' GEOFFREY I GELDARD Tan Siew Sin accuses the Chinese businessmen in Sarawak of looking to their own pockets j From Sibu. Friday r THT J Minister of Finance, Mr. Tan Siew Sin, last night accused Chinese businessmen in Sarawak of profiting from the blood
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    3 youths on new village knife charge
    87 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Frl Three youths were today charged in the magistrates court here with being members of an unlawful assembly and Injuring Prltam Singh with a knife at Hot Springs, new village on June 11. Vi.swiilingam Arjur n. 17, Krishnan Patchalmuihu. IS and
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    600 invited but only 55 came....
    99 9 600 invited but only 55 came.... KOTA BHARU. Fri.--Onlj 55 people attended a talk on the future of the national language although 600 were invited by the State National Language Month Committee. Today the chairman of the committee. Inche Khaider bin Khatib. said he was sorry so few turned up
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    Police warning on trawling
    64 9 PENANG, Pri. The George Town OCPD. Supt. Dershan Bingh, today warned fishermen it is an offence to possess a trawler net without a licence. It is an offence to trawl in prohibited areas. Last nieht. a police marine boat stopped a trawler fishing vessel and seized
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    Kaum Ibu team for tour
    69 9 PENANG. Fn. J i>e S.aie Umno Kaum Ibu has drawn up a full programme for next week's I tour of Penang and Province Wei- lesley by members of the Kaum Ibu executive council. Led by Datin Fatimah binte Haji Haslilm. the national leader. the visiting
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    3 hooligans arrested
    51 9 PENANG. Fit. The anti-secret societies branch of the CID here 1 raided several houses In Sunge* Pinang Road early today. They picked up three hooligans who have been disturbing girls and terrorising residents In the area. 'I hey are being held under the I Prevention of Crimes
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    Patriotic Fund total
    21 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. Bank Negara Malaysia has received a total of 51. 320.661 for the National Patriotic Fund.
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    Timber ban: Four-man delegation to see Govt
    209 9 Timber ban: Four-man delegation to see Govt KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. traders from Singapore and the States of Malaya met here this evening to discuss the Central Government's ban on all Malaysian exports to South Africa, and appointed a four-man delegation to see the Government. j 1 The delegation comprises Mr.
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    BANK OF CHINA WAS TOLD 10 WEEKS AGO...
    349 9 BANK OF CHINA WAS TOLD 10 WEEKS AGO... KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. The Bank of China In Singapore was told nearly 10 weeks ago that it would be closed' on Aug. 14, but to date it has not taken steps to wind up Its business, the Minister of Finance, Mr. Tan
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    Man with ' 77I b. gold jailed and fined $10,000
    184 9 Man with 77I b. gold jailed and fined $10,000 SINGAPORE. Fri. A 28-year-old Swis* architect who flew into Singapore with 35 gold bars hidden in 15 pockets of a speciallymade jacket was sentenced today to six months' jail and fined $10,000, or another six months' jail. Walter Morf pleaded guilty
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    Goods wagon goes off the track: Trains late
    118 9 I ifUALA LUMPUR. Frl. —A Roods train was held up at Jagoh station, about 30 miles north of Kluanar. at 10.45 last night when one wagon iumped the track. No one was injured and th« d.tmiißc. while as yet undertermined. Is expected
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    $5,400 stolen from clinic
    42 9 SINGAPORE. Fvi Burglar* broke into the Kurau clinic of Dr Hirencira Lai Bannerji in Chargi Road early y\sterday mor>i ng and escaped with ss.^oo. They also stole a •.vpe»-rit« and an addin« marhine va.ued 'together at about $629
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      946 9 mppMHHjj TV MALAYSIA (Malaya) CHANNELS: 3 Kuala Lum- 6.oo— News m Tamil; 6.10— pur and Penang; 6 Ipoh Popeye "Joh for a Gob": 6.17 and Malacca; 3 Johore —Uttle Ra&cais "Little RscaU Bahru; 4 Taipinc; 7 Batu Pollies. 1938"; 6.3s— Huckle- Pahat; 9 Kluang berry Hcand and Yogi Bear; I
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    Indon trade still on? Minister surprised
    306 10 KUALA LUMPUR, Friday THE Central Government is surprised at reports of "illegal trading" with Indonesia by vessels of several Singapore shipping companies, despite confrontation. The Minister of Commerce and Industry, Dr. Lim Swee Aun, said today: 'I am not aware of any illegal trading
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    Baby boy's death remains mystery
    85 10 SINGAPORE. Fri.— Mystery still surrounds the death of a two-year-old Indian baby boy whose body was found in a suitcase in a house in Jalan Besar on Tuesday. Police, who have classified the death as murder, are still awaiting the jtathologist's report before conducting further
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    Jailed 3 years
    67 10 KUALA LUMPUR. Kn—Lawrence Lopez alias Noordm bin Abdullah. 22. a former r arrant officer in the army. wa& j-cr.-I tenced to three years' jail (not I six months a.s reported today > and six strokes of the rotan in the Sessions Court hero yesterday for estorting $16
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    'Miss Co-operative'
    28 10 PENANG. Fri. A "M-ss Co- 1 operative 1965" will be elected when local co-operative organisations celebrate the 43rd International Co-operative Day at Butterworth on July 3.
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    UMNO meeting
    45 10 PENANG. Fri. Tiie Minister of Information and national Umno youth leader. Inche scnu bin Abdul Rahman, and the secre-tary-general of Umno Malaya. D.itu Syed Ja'afar Albar. have been invited to address the Kclawei Umno division at its an nual meeting on June 26
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    Border excursion
    29 10 PENANG. Fri— Forty memDers of the Sungei Pinang Umno branch will leave for a one-day excursion to the Thai-Malaya border town of Padang Besar on July 4.
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    KHIR: WHY NATIONAL LANGUAGE CANT BE FORCED INTO USE
    204 10 LENGGONCi (Perak). Fri. The Minister of Education, Inche .Mohamed Khir Johari. has warned that an interracial clash may break out in this country if the use of the national language is forced on a community. He cave this warning when he
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    $15,611 in for TB hospital
    64 10 KUALA LUMPUR. Fr;. Donations to the Lady Templer Tuberculo.>is Hospital Fund in May totalled $15,611. They include $6,632 from the Penang State Appeal Committee. $5,000 from the Malayan Tin Dredging Ltd. and the Southern Malayan Tin Dredging Ltd. Batu Oajah: $1,000 from the Perak Turf
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    Lock icon New C-Defence staff officer
    52 10 I K.UCHING. Fri. IndW Othman bin Minhaj. who served In Sarawak last, year as transport officer with the Malaysian Armed Forces, has been appointed Civil Defence Regional Staff Officer. Kuching. I He succeeds Mr. Lori Phin Soon. 1 who has returned home after seven months' sen-ice
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    A VISIT TO MUM WITH RADIO COSTS $40
    101 10 CINGAPORE. Fri. Tan J Cheo Tee who wa& found with her husbands licensed transistor radio In her mothers house, was today fined $40 or two weeks' lail by a magistrate's court for installing a sound receiver wttbout a licence. According to the
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    Lee told: Financiers backing 'pirates9
    126 10 Lee told: Financiers backing 'pirates 9 SINGAPORE. Fri. —The effect of the operation of pirate taxis on the number of passengers carried by Chinese bus companies was dlhcus&ed at a meeting today between the Prime Minister. Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, and representatives of the companies concerned. The meeting in the
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    PAT ('I FELT SO BARE') DECIDES: NO BIKINI FOR ME IN MIAMI
    223 10  - PAT ('I FELT SO BARE') DECIDES: NO BIKINI FOR ME IN MIAMI JUWTM VOMG SINGAPORE, Fri. The bikan.* out for Miss Patricia Augo»> tus. Miss Malaysia 1965 she has decided to take along a on»» piece swimsuit on her trip to Miami Beach for the "Mm Universe" contest. Pat. 19.
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  • Straits Times LETTERS SATURDAY FORUM
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      The hope that refuses to die
      262 11 READING the letters by Dr. Ciwee Ab Leng end Professor K Mian mufiar.it nam on cancer and miracle cures, one can re•■iignisp races of thr familiar "we're never wrong" slogan of .■mill Hospital dortors. I am not a believer in miracle cures but if
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      Tarring the beaches
      85 11 Tarring the beaches THERE la probably enough tar (solined fuel oil) on the beaches of Singapore to completely rebuild our roads. Tourists and residents may be able to tolerate tin cans, bottles and garbage, both on the beaches and in the water, but tar is the absolute end. There should
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      Cheap eggs
      62 11 I BELIEVE the Depart--1 ment ot Primary Production In Singapore is selling eggs at six cents. What are the duties ol this Department? To help the farmers? Or to compete with them in the ess market? If the Department must get rid ot .surplus eggs it would be
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      TAXIS FOR TOURISTS
      114 11 SOMETIME ago the Tourist Promotion Board started a bus service from the harbour to Raffles Place. We were told it was to tike tourists to the Board's office in Raffles Place because the tourists would like to have lniormatlon Now that the Board has a van at
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      Malaya's travelling turf experts
      249 11 Malaya's travelling turf experts I READ some two weeks ago that the chairmen of the Penang, Perak and Selangor Turf Clubs were attending, on invitation, discussions in America on the various aspects of horse racing. If memory serves it was reported less than twelve months before that officials from these
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      For the orphans
      169 11 MAY 1 have a little iTi space to say thank you to the people of Malaysia for the wonderful support they have given to the Handicapped Orphans Appeal during my term of office as president. Already the hole in the heart twins are In Australia. Pauline the
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      Night bazaar
      59 11 rpHE markets and HawX kers Department in Singapore deserves praise for the excellent way In which it controls the night bazaars. The completion of the {ankel Avenue dualrriageway recently reed the stall-holders move further into the (art of Frankel Estate, using concern among c residents. However the stall-hold-s
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      Right spelling with a 'V and B'
      90 11 Right spelling with a 'V and B' WHILE "talivishen" Is correctly and properly spelt with a "v". the borrowed English word "invoice" is spelt as "inbois" and is being used by the Malayan Railway. For this word as would be observed, why is the letter "v" replaced by "b"? As
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      Permit for a meeting
      114 11 r PHE secretary of the Singapore Medical Workers' Union. Mr. M. Nadarajah. de&cribo-s the statement made by the Police Secretary on May IS as to why the Police dispersed the union's meeting held in Tan Tock Seng Hospital grounds on May 13 as irresponsible and frivolous.
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      Water
      60 11 VERY low water pressure, even in wet seasons, forces residents in the Andrews Avenue area of Sembawang to ring up the complaints bureau very often. There is sufficient pressure in the taps for a short period of three to four weeks when the meter is replaced. lam told that
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      Untitled
      41 11 WILL the Singapore public Utilities Board take note that the kampons behind Fuyonsr Estate (Singapore 23) has not been able to net water except during the night for the oast three years at least. We need a bigger main. CONSUMER Singapore
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      THE STERILISING EFFECT OF X-RAYS
      195 11 I MUST confess my ignorance of the sterilising effect of X-rays as stated by "Geneticist" of Taiping. I would be grateful if he could name the literature on this, so that I can read it. Statistical data will no doubt figure prominently in these studies
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      The wrong kind of training
      209 11 The wrong kind of training I FAIL to see how English or physical education or library utilisation is going to help in the vocational training of children who will be leaving school after the Lower Certificate of Education. Woodwork, metaiwork, agricultural science, domestic science, yes, but not English or physical
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      Ten-cent post
      80 11 MAY I suggest a 10--cents local rate for letters posted to addresses within the same postal district. For example a letter addressed to a Petaling Jaya address, and posted within Petaling Jaya should cost only 10 cents. Special local rates exist in some Commonwealth countries. I am sure
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      Equality
      56 11 THE Prime Minister of Singapore shouts "Malaysian Malaysia" and all should be equal in Malaysia. As a Malaysian national holding Federal Citizenship, i am myself discriminated against v*ien I reg *er :nv child 'born in Singapore In 1959) for primary school. Registration is refused because I am not a
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      479 12 [F'fTTf iS^Tr^iTn7?^tT?3 'Continued from Pace 8) SITUATIONS VACANT M,>re!s tfm.l— Bmx tt rtt. rrtrm READ 'he Senior Appointment* vacant In The Sunday Mail eacb week. POST OF FEMALE Assistant /Typist 1 un.lt r Hox All s lore tilled. All applicants tnanked. WANTED 40 ENGLISH Speaking Waitresses. Good salary Apply personally
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      954 12 VEHICLES FOR SALE IS Hnrdt St < Mm.)— Box SO rtt. extra TRIUMPH MAYFLOWER I«S3 KOOd condition $7Ci 0.n.0 1.1 S»raya Cre*.. Semhau.inx Hills Estate. I spore 20. NORTON 99 1»57 .;00,- c Twin S9oo'BSA Roadrorket EM Twin <HOO Both ver» good lei >>IV4< rtinu;ipore 1960 FORO CONSUL Saloon I
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      588 12 VEHICLES FOR SALE M sTeaeJi H Vm —Box so rtt. txtrm 1954 MORRIS HSO I U. M Oxford V»n. IMI t Anxlia. K Taunun. Aumm ititrviii.iH, a 4n Countryman. 1960 Mats* At. i sMtfaa Dsswl r n 4M SW, lf.Vj F/ Volkswagen ■W, Kl. i:, H..r,< Inid.tik .r. Idl. Lmv.ii.l.i
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    Rubber trading is more active
    357 14 THE past week's trading has been considerably more active with prices dropping one cent on the previous week to around the 72 cents level, say U.C.B. C >. Ltd. In their current survey of the Malayan "übber Market. Consumer demand has remained disappointing with continued
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    66 14 /-HINESE Produce Exchanm, Sinus- pare naan prices por pleul yoitirday: Coconut oil: Bulk $64( xrllers. drum Coprs: Jnne'July UK/Continent: I'nquo'Pd Pepper: Mwntok «ni'- .«155 seller*. Surauuk <• hue SIS2J sellers, special •jMatl t.iHi-k SI3O aattafa, carhied LJimponK ttlnck Slso<Ni sellers. ASTA Jl62|iNi xeilers. Smtjpor.' Coconut Oil Millers' Association
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    H.K. RATES
    37 14 ON the fni exehangi market in Hong Kong yesterday tbe U.S. dollar ua* quoted at 5 76] tor T.T. and 5.731 lor cash. tuning was quoted at 16.01 and one tail Ot gold was 2obl.
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    CLOSING PRICES
    25 14 June 18. MALAYAN RUBBER PRICE: 721 cents (up half a cent). TIN: $730.35 (down $17.62*). Unofficial estimated offering 219 tons (up 5 tons).
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    GENERAL FALL IN PRICES ON STOCK EXCHANGE
    826 14 From Our Market Correspondent 4 DDED to the bearish -A factors of Vietnam and confrontation and all the o'.aer present contributory causes of depression the Stock Exchange faced yet another such factor yesterday. That was the beginning of th calling in of overdrafts
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    STOCK INDICES
    26 14 Malayan Stock Indices June 17 June 18 Industrials: 70.8"J 70 11 Tins: 88.12 87J9 rubbers: 104.09 104 09 •Dec. 30, 1963=100 Dec. 29, 1963—100
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    STOCK EXCHANGE OF MALAYSIA
    874 14 DUSINESS in and reported to the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of tiie Stock Exchange of Malaysia yeslei'day, with the number of the shares traded in brackets: INDUSTRIAL*: Boultlad la.(JOO) $1.14; CaW Stan n.ouui Bti Ouniopt I4.OCO) $1.20; Ksia (2.OOO) <1.40. d'.otU) $1.47: Cast Bmilt
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    DOLLAR RATE
    54 14 TTHt present rate of the Malayan dollar against the pound sterling; fixed on November 24 last year is Selling TT or OD 2a. 3 1j lbd. Buying TT 2s. 4 1716 cL Buying OD 2s. 4',d. The dollar is at its statutory middle position in relation to ILt
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    MALAYSIAN RUBBER PRICES
    247 14 11 1-Y first trade robber f. 0.... *f buyers closed at 5 p.m. in Singapore and Kuala Lumpur yesterday at 72V4 cenU per Ib. up half a cent on Thursday's closing level for the position. The tone whs idle. R.A.S. and FJW.R.E. closlnn pr.ces in eenU per
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    130 15 MELBOURNE. Prl. INDUSTRIAL (alls exceed rises but leaders were firmer. Overall there was a generally firmer undertone. Trading was quiet and moves narrow. Base m rials were firmer, Mt. Is* was up Bd. to 375. Sd. iii k \ere easier. Today's elotmg Sirleot with Thur*- !•>■ i'rirrn in
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    OPTION PREMIUMS
    236 15 Juno 18. Threw months. INDUSTRIAL* Ki.nHtt-ad 1* eta. McAnater ct» City Der. 6 OU U. Invi. 8 cv. C S Holding 14 eta. N. iron V eta Uunlopa Ucta (J C B C. 14 cv k, smelting Kothmana V eta ft clt. San 6 cv. Csso 11 cts.
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    SHIPS IN PORT
    128 15 V.MIPS lying alongside the Singapore Harbour wharves or sipoctad today are: Spildra 1 2, Mersey Lloyd 3 4. Ivan Pavlov 5. Hokkal Maru B/7. Yamaasa Maru 8/9, Garrybank ]<> 11. Nlkolayev 13/14, Nara 15/16, VYaltakl 23 24. Tocansa 27/28, Straat Chatham 29/30, Tomar 31/32. Calcutta Maru 33/34.
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    107 15 THE Malayan Exchange Banks' Ass*- elation made these changes In It* rates to merchants yesterday (all rates to $100): New York: buying TT 32 11/16, airmail OL) 32 13/16, 90 d/st. 33 3/16 credit bills. 33 ft/ 16 trade bills. Canada: buying TT 35 7/16, airmail airmail OD
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    Big fall in tin price of over seventeen dollars
    440 15 STRAITS tin fell heavily yesterday by another 517.62} to $730.25 per picul, the lowest price since early May. The price has now lost KSITI in four trading days and is now $66.12} below the year's peak on May 20. The last
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    IN MEMORIAM
    21 15 In loving memory of Vincent Slow who answered God's call on 19.6.63. Fondly remembered by his wife and children.
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      94 15 NOTICE PUBLIC UTILITIES BOARD, 'j~ SINGAPORE ELECTRICITY DEPARTMENT NOTICE TO CONSIMERS Urst Coast Road Electricity supply will K e Interrupted lo the follow ing places between 3 a.m. and 12 noon on Sunday. 20th June 1965. to enable repairs to be carried out by the 22KV iMiiliim on 2 MVA
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      WORTH IS READY TO SCORE FIRST UP AT KL
      365 16  - WORTH IS READY TO SCORE FIRST UP AT KL Epsom Jeep RACING with KUALA LUMPUR. Friday. VVORTH, a smart three-year-old from the stables of Bukit Timah trainer Milton Sullivan, can score first time out here on Sunday. Ridden by Johnny Nelson. Worth did a brilliant trial this morning when he
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      Horses at the Highlands
      66 16 itoh. rn— Honm mi the veterinary aanatnriaei 11 .1meron H;gMi.i.Uj ai |J.« b p.nniiis of this mot^th sir Squander. Bt Honor-. Ttxum--111.1. sir Merit, btatanran, Singapore I>. 11. Charming Boau. Pardon Meadow Maid. Executive. Rocky. Our Bvr.-a. Malaystan Plat Unbelievable, B.i by Obrb II Another Chance.
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      Penang Plate on July 25
      75 16 PBIAMO. Fn. The lOf Penani P'.'te lor class r".->-jr horse.s will be run on the lv.it day o( the Penan* Turf Cluto'.s three-di^ mee/ing nere on July 18. 21 and 25 The mertms: for hor.«rs n Omm Iv.o ''our and Five and tii.itanoosare: Cls.«wi slf
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      WORTH IS READY TO SCORE FIRST UP AT KL
      426 16 I I'MIM IMP spotlights the fancied runners at Kuala Lumpur tomorrow: RACE ONE: Lok Sahha- run ;«o good race.s over 6f at B T:mah his: month. Teknah anan vtnna over Bt. Timah 6f !a.-t ■ootb: haN won over XL s)f Gay
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      KL acceptors for tomorrow
      1152 16 Race 1—2.0 CI 6 Div 1 ($4,300) sit 7 ***** Po»«-li* ,GSS Sti Noordln 4 7 12 i 2 ,2 1 r^oon v° UrJ Harmin y s Allan 67 9 (F) Harbridie 1 i« V"" d r a 'Wee St. Allan 10 7 9 'Allan 1
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      Timing and weights point to Arouse
      298 16 THE SULTAN OF KEDAH'S CUP UIGHUGHT of the 1X amateur races at Alor Star today will be the clash between Timberlane and Arouse in the Sultan, of Kedah's Cup over 8f (Race Six 6.0). Both were winners at Penang last week. Timberlane carried topwelght
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      ALOR STAR amateur card
      361 16 HACK ONE 2.30: Governor* (up Classes 4 and 5 If catchweichts 12.0): 1 Mahjong 11 IT); 2 Golden Nabob. 14-ib penalty IS); 3 Ponscyr. 14-lb penalty <2>: 4 Black Knight 1 5 Belom Tahu <3 6 Champagne. 7-lb penalty <6i; 7 Maju. less 7-lb <4>; 8
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      831 16 THE PLANNING ORDINANCE. 1959. (NO. 17 OF 1959). THE MASTKR PLAN Rl LES. 196 i. VOIKE OK M BMJSSION OF PROPOSALS lOK AI>I>ITIONB AND Al.l KRAI lONS TO I 111 MASTtK PLAN IKI IK I NOTICE is hereby tfiven. pur--uanl M the Ma&ler Plan Rules, 1962. that proposals :<>r alteratloiLs
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      548 16 NOTU i: OF RFX'ISSION ANNULMENT OK Rl< KIVING A ADJIOK ATION ORDKKS Debtor's Name: K H Chandlramanl Address; No. 10-A, Sea Avenue off East Coast Road. Singapore. Dewrlptlon Sole-proprietor of Kishin s A^pnrv. Slr.Kapore I Shopping Centre ard Kislun Totirist Centre carry!' f on business at Nos. 55 Sl 3'
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      828 16 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS BP MALAYSIA LIMITED Applications are Invited from suitably qualified Malaysian citisens for the lollowing positions- A( <Ol NTS CLERK (MALE):Aged 23 35. candidates should possess w good S.C.C. (preferably with crediU in English and Mathe- i ma tics i or equivalent and have I passed Intermediate examination oi
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      Hockey strength in hand for next two Olympics—Durai
      432 17 Hockey strength in hand for next two Olympics Durai J£UALA LUMPUR. Most members of the Malaysian hockey team who competed in the Olympic Games at Tokyo last year will be good for the next two Olympics at Mexico in 1968 and in 1972. Aziz Durairatnam, the MHF vice-president who was
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      Navaratnam takes 6-15
      260 17 SEOAMAT. Frl. A fine bowlIng performance by mediumi.\.cer C. Navaratnam. who took six wickets for 15 runs, enabled Negri Sembilan to dismiss Johore for 77 runs and take a 99-run lead In the MCA League match which beitan here today. At the close, the scores were: Negri
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      SUMMARY
      60 17 SOCCER P. Wrllrklry Lfe: Rovers 'A' 2 Rovers 'B 2. Taipinf Oiv. 2: 2 Workshop 13 Kamuntlng SC 1. Kluanf Div. 2: WD Civilians 3 Gurkha Engineers B 1 Friendly: Kluang Combined 6 Segamat 2. HOCKEY MaUcca L(e: Medicals 4 High Sch OBA 1. BADMINTON N. Perak SSC's tourney
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      Only shocks can keep Cup interest alive till the final
      660 17  - Only shocks can keep Cup interest alive till the final NORMA? SIEBEL FAILURE OF THE OLD SYSTEM i By 1 Kuala Lumpur, Frl. THE present situation in the Malaya Cup football tournament can hardly be said to be the best recommendation for the current mode of competition, the old north-south-east
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      Achilles man has beaten Clarke
      209 17 ATHLETICS By i KM..M *'kida. Singapore, Friday. AN AUSTRALIAN athlete who has come with a x fine home record is expected to provide one of the star turns at the Achilles club championships at Farrer Park tomorrow. He Is Allan Forbes, who two months ago
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      Cooper's left is winning blow
      168 17 Cooper's left is winning blow BOXING LONDON, Frl. Henry Cooper, who hopes to meet Casslus Clay for the world title, last night retained his British heavyweignt boxing champiunsnip when he beat Johnny Prescutt after 10 rounds of their 15 rounds contest at. Birmingham. Prescott, who had been down three limes
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      Trengganu runners-up
      69 17 Trengganu runners-up DUNOUN, Frl. Trengganu finished runners-up in the East zone of the Malaya Cup soccer competition when they beat Pahang 5-1 here today. Kelantan emerged zo c champions when they thras:" TTeneganu 11-1 last Sunday Final positions: P W D L F t Pt« Kelantan 4 4 0 0
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      Lock icon SERVICES WIN
      23 17 COLOMBO. Frl. Singapore Joint Services beat Ceylon F.A. side 2-0 here yesterday Both goals were scored in the first half. Reuter.
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      Lock icon JAZY: NEW KING OF THE MILE
      44 17 JAZY: NEW KING OF THE MILE MICHEL JAZY, the French star runner hitting the tape in Paris last week to a new world mile record of 3min 53.65e0 —flipping half a second off the previous mark held by New Zealander Peter SnelL UPI picture.
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      S'gor Police win 4-0
      78 17 ITUALA LUMPUR. Prl. Selangor beat Negri Serrbilan easily by 4-0 in the first match of the Malayan Police south zone hockey quadrangular at Gurney Road today. M. Doralsamy opened scoring for Selangor off a short corner in the 12th minute and Sabapathy 1 20 th i.
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      Kwong Wah win
      56 17 IPOH. Frl. Kwong Wah of Hong Kong tonight beat Perak 4-2 in a friendly soccer match at Stadium Perak. Kwong Wah scored through centre forward Kwok Moon Chal (2), left wing U Kwok Keung and i:isi tie- right Yeung Wai Yip. Perak's goals were netted by lnslde-left
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      Lock icon NZ FIGHT BACK TO REACH 175 IN SECOND TEST
      410 17 NZ FIGHT BACK TO REACH 175 IN SECOND TEST LONDON, Friday T^EW ZEALAND fought back strongly after losing six wickets for 62 runs on the first day of the Second Test against England at Lord's yesterday. The recovery was led by Vie Pollard. 19, who added 92 with Bute Taylor
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      369 17 DIARY ATHLETICS Perak AAA south zone championships (T. Anson, 2.30K Achilles meet (Farrer Pic., Spore, 2.30). SOCCER Spore Div. 2A: Btg Bulan v RAF Seletar 'A'; Rumbla v Indian Brotherhood; Oiv. 2B: Rajaji v Khalsa (all three matches at Farrer Pk) Div. 2C: BTU v Stable Boys (Oeylang). Mac Oil
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    Air giant dwarfs all...
    87 18 TIIK iirst pictare of Hus sia's monster transport, the An lonov 22. which ca n carry 720 passengers. a c cording to its designer. Mr. Oleg Antonov. The 410 miles per hour aircraft is being shown to the West for the lirst time at the current
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    DENIAL BY ONG: I WILL NOT FIGHT BYELECTION
    488 18 SINGAPORE,' Friday. \I H. ONG ENG GUAN, the SecretaryGeneral of the United People's Party, today denied ;i Straits Times report that he would be nrontesting the Hong Lun Legislative Assembly seat which he vacated on Wednesday. This denial is contrary to what
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    Ningkan, Jugah in S'pore
    59 18 SINGAPORE. Fri.— Sarawak s Chief Minister. Dato Stephen Kalon? Niiißkan. and the Federal Minister for Sarawak Affairs. Dato Temenni?on(s Jucali, flew into Singapore tonight on their way to Kuala Lumpur. On Sunday they will leave with the Malaysian team for Algiers, led by the Federal Minister
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    Lock icon Tito in Moscow
    27 18 MOSCOW, Fri.— President Tito of Yugoslavia arrived here by air today for his first meeting "with Soviet leaders since last October's Kremlin reshuffle. Reuter. <
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    Lock icon Thais clash with Reds
    59 18 BANGKOK. Fri.— According to Press reports reaching here from Songkala, a Thai border police unit clashed with about 10 Chinese Communist terrorists near the Thai-Malaysian border on Wednesday. The reports said that after a brief gun battle the terrorists fled Into the jungle leaving blood trails.
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    'Crush Malaysia' men are warned of 'misfortune'
    220 18 'Crush Malaysia' men are warned of 'misfortune' KUALA LUMPUR, Friday. TIIK Minister of Home Affairs, Dato (Dr.) Ismail bin Dato Haji Alxlul Rahman, today warned anti-Malaysia groups in the country against pursuing their "Crush Malaysia" aims. In an Interview with Merdeka. the Umno weekly, a "great mlsne" would befall anyone
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    Temple function
    30 18 SINGAPORE. Prl— The Yang dl-Pertuan Nei;arn. Tim Yusof bin Isliak. \»UI open the newly-reno-vated Govlndusamy Pillal kalyana Mandapam Hindu temple at Race Cour.se Road at I pm. tomorrow.
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    DEATH
    24 18 MRS CLARA .IK' OT »lf» "t Mr H \t. in i-i--. ,1 twaj i tuny on I Illacu I'ortii.IMW H at pm today
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    LONDON STOCKS. RUBBER and TIN
    251 18 LONDON. Pri.— Closing middle jriccs of selected stocks not inMuding stamp duty were: ..II II l»i.M» ?onsol 2i'' *37> r unding Ac £91J 1 ,Var 3;'' £51] I BANKS Chartered 42,9 /3 iongkong £8| 3/16 INSIRANCK :om. Un 41/3 —It »rudentials 'A 1 30 9
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    RUBBER
    52 18 LONDON. Prl. Spot 21 |d., July 21 11/16 d.. Aug. 21 id., Sept. 21 9/16 d.. July /Sept. 21 id.. Oct./ Dec. 21Jd.. Jan. Mar. 21 7, 16d.. Apr. June 21 Id.. July /Sept. 21 ]d.. Oct. Dec. 21 3,16 d.. c.i.i. July 21 6/16 d. Aug. 21 3/IM.
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    TIN
    24 18 LONDON Ph.— Buyers £1440 s*l|prs £1442}. Forward buyers £1440. sellers £*****. Settlement £1446. Turnover a.m. 250 tons, i p.m. 110. tons. Tone: Steady.
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    305 18 JAKARTA, Fri. The Indonesian Defence Minister, Gen. A.H. Nasution. was reported today to have said that Indonesia would not start an open war against .Malaysia. As reported by Antara news aeency. (ien. NaMtion. who also is thief «f the armed forces.
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    Lock icon Ky is Vietnam's PM
    76 18 SAIGON, Fn. Major-Gen. Nguyen Van Thieu, new leader of South Vietnam, today appointed Air Marshal Nguyen Cao Ky, 35. the Air Force Commander, as Prime Minister of the new Government, in spite of U.S. objections. American opposition was understood to be based on concern felt about
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    Lock icon Ambush: It was like shooting ducks
    145 18 /CANBERRA, Fri.— Two Australian soldiers' statements that Tuesday's ambush of Indonesians in Sarawak was "just like shooting ducks" have acutely embarrassed the Australian Government, it was learnt here today. Canberra sources said the Army had ordered an inquiry into the circumstances in which the
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    Lock icon Cholera in Kerala
    32 18 TRIVANDRUM. Fri— Sixty-one people have died lrom c holera in the Trichur district of Kerala State and 538 cases have been reported since June 1. official sources reported. Reuter.
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      259 18 rSi MALAYAN >M CORRESPONDENCE COLLEGE (Malaysia's College of Postal Education) Founded: 1959 Foh Cheng Building, Johor* Bahru. Tel: 2171 J«eret of examination success: Systematic study under expert guidance. This is what M.C.C oHert you. COURSES FOR 1965/1966 EXAMINATIONS. Wo offer you the most comprehensive homestudy course* for all examinations from
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