The Straits Times, 17 September 1965

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    22 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 150,000 The Straits Times r Estd. 1845 FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 17, 1965 15 CENTS KDN 1189 M.C.(P). IOOj
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    Singapore gets a 'strong' protest Note
    794 1 Singapore gets a 'strong' protest Note KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday Malaysian Government complains of wanton attempt to bring the nations leaders into contempt and ridicule inJV interview THE Malaysian Government today made a strong protest to Singapore over its "wanton and uncalled for interference*' in the domestic affairs of Malaysia. The
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    Special Branch holds up three papers
    324 1 Special Branch holds up three papers KIALA Ll M--1V PUR, Thurs. Special Branch officers today held up three Chinese newspapers lor about live hours. They are the Nanyans Siang Pau. the Sin Chew Jit Poh and the New Life Daily News. While the police impounded a plane load of the
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    Lock icon Insurance plan for U.S. troops
    61 1 WASHINGTON. Thurs.— Each membra ol the U.S. armed services would be able to buy a US$lO,OOO group life insurance policy for $2 v month under a bill approved yesterday by the house of Representatives' Veterans Affairs Committee. The proposed group life Insurance, to be handled
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    Thant: Mission not a failure
    667 1 Thant: Mission not a failure I OXDOX, Thiirs. The United Nations Secretary(Jeneral, U Thant, said today his peace mission to India and Pakistan had not failed. Asked the reason for his hopes, he told reporters at London airport: "You will discover this tomorrow when you see my report." The Secretary-General,
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    Lock icon Subandrio ill
    36 1 JAKARTA. Thurs. Indonesian Foreign Minister Subandrio has been stricken ill. the official news agency Antara reported today. The agency said he was now resting. It did nol disclose the nature of his illness. UPI.
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    Lock icon Fight to save a tiger
    58 1 LONDON. Tliurs. Animal doc- tors today battled to rnn the life 'of a tiger which arrived here half-dead last night on v flight from Thailand to Amsterdam. A dropped shutter cut the How of air into the tiger's cage durj ing the 32-hour flight from
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    GOVT'S NEW ORDER OF CHIVALRY
    117 1 KUALA LUMPUR Thursday. T»EN(iKIi Abdul Rahman today gazetted a new 1 Order of Chivalry the Order of Setia di-Raja (Loyalty to the State). The Order will be awarded to persons for meritorious service to the King and country. It has three grades PangUma Setia di-Raja,
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    Lock icon Pope's new plan for the church
    73 1 VATICAN CITY. Thurs.— Pope Paul VI issued an official document yesu-rday setting up a vurlciwide synod of Bishops and indicating how it will help him govern the Roman Catholic church. The document, signed by the Pontiff, was rend by Cardinal Marella to the approximately
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    Lock icon jNe Win in Moscow
    25 1 MOSCOW 11 Burma's Gen. Ne Win arriwd hrre yesterday on hi> vl^it :n Ru-sia since be took i March. 1962.— AP.
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    The King praises our troops
    590 1 The King praises our troops KUALA LUMPUR Thursday Till! YANG di-Pertuan Agong, as Com mander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces. today congratulated every member of the Services on their success in combat ing Indonesian aggression over Ihe last two years. In a broadcast to mark Armed Forces Day, he called on
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    Lock icon 39 die in crash
    48 1 Saigon. Thurs. a Vietnamese airliner crashed and exploded today, killing 39 people. Only one of the 40 passengers and crew on board survived. He was seriously ii. Hired. Amni.g those killed wa.= South Vietnam's Minister for Rura 1 Construction. Mr. Nguyen Tat Uhr— Reuter.
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    STOP PRESS
    35 1 WEAPONS SEIZED SINGAPORE. Fri Pi.liri' in raid an hut .it Jwrwtg earl] morning setted I made revolver .i urni and several reands inimunitinii believed belaag i" i n M..ii will be (h.irull IV
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      Lock icon WE WILL RECONSIDER OUR ATTITUDE TO U.N.SAYS BHUTTO
      304 2 WE WILL RECONSIDER OUR ATTITUDE TO U.N. SAYS BHUTTO RAWALPINDI, Thurs. Pakistani Foreign Minister. Mr. Zullikur \li Bhutto, said yes tcrclay Pakistan would reconsider its attitude towards the United Nations if tin; VM. did not "honour its own r o m m i t m m ts" on Kashmir. "We
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      'Grand design' to weaken or destroy India: Envoy
      340 2 WASHINGTON, Thursday J[K. B. K. NEHRU. the Indian Ambassador, yesterday charged Pakistan and China with following a "grand design"' to weaken or destroy India. In a speech prepared for delivery to the National Press Club, he said India did not know the
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      Lock icon U.S. WARNS CHINA NOT TO INTERVENE IN CONFLICT
      696 2 U.S. WARNS CHINA NOT TO INTERVENE IN CONFLICT the United States warned China not to intervene in the India-Pakistan conflict, according to Mr. John Cabot, the US. Amba»ador to Poland. The warning was apparently delivered by Mr. Cabot to the Chinese Ambassador in Warsaw. Mr. Wang Kuo Chuan. during yesterday's
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      'Hostile act' warning to Soek by India
      177 2 NEvV DELHI, Thursday. INDIA has officially informed Indonesia that any military or other help given to Pakistan at this time would be considered an hostile act to India, the Foreign Minister, Mr. Swaran Singh, told Parliament yesterday. i He was replying in a
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      Lock icon Ex-raja's brother dies
      28 2 LONDON. Thurs. Captain Bertram Willes Dayrell Brooke, brother of the last white Rajah or Sarawak, died in Weybridge. Surrey yesterday. He «v 89 1 Reuter.
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      Lock icon NEWSMEN SHOWN SECRET PAKISTAN DOCUMENT BY INDIA
      307 2 NEWSMEN SHOWN SECRET PAKISTAN DOCUMENT BY INDIA DELHI, Thurs. India yesterday displayed what it described as a top secret document, proving that Pakistan sent mienllas into Indian Kashmir. Newsmen were given photostat copies of the document, purportedly signed by Major General Akhtar rlussaln Malik of the Pakistan Army and addressed
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      US women flown to Teheran
      51 2 KARACHI. Thurs. An airol 5C2 Anerlcan v.omrn and Iran from the We- 1 PakiM.in capital ol i ah n rc 'o nan was by the United States Alt irco. ■»M3O transport plsnss carrying about 70 evacuees < .oh took of! from the city's large civil
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      U.S. missionary held by Indons
      58 2 JAKARTA. Tliurs An Aramcan mibfeiunary. Dr. Harold Lovestrand. is being held without la tin Jakarta urea by Indonesian authorities in connection wuli the Papuan-Indonesian clashes in West Irian, Dr. Loventnnd worked in Manokwavi, the second largest city In Wesi Irian where Indonesian troops and the
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      Lock icon Bella suffering from 'terrible' illness
      134 3 Thurs— The V/ 1 lormer Algerian Pre.-dd-:r. Ahmed Ben Bella, is .sintering from "a terrible malady. a letter in a French •ze newspaper said here yesterday. Within hours Moroccan authorities seized the weekly newspaper Liberation which carried the open letter to the Algerian leader. Col.
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      Lock icon Rains kill 21
      30 3 TOKYO. Thure. The death toll rot* to 21 today as a result of torrential rains which lashed western and eastern Japan in the past three days. Reuter.
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      INOONS BURN INDIAN FLAGS. BOOKS OUTSIDE EMBASSY
      110 3 JAKARTA. Thurs. lndo-m-si.in demonstrators burnt Indian flags and books and a car in front of the Indian Embassy here last week after they tore down a part of the building itself. The vrMithfu! demonstrators were protesting against the Indian policy on Kashmir Meanwhile,
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      Lock icon Anti foreign bases talks in Jakarta
      66 3 JAKARTA. Thur.s. A f.incl-raisliiK feast held at the palace last nUht collected a sum of 2.400.000.000 ruplahs. for the holding ol an International confert against foreign military to be held here next month. The feast attended by Presiient, Soekarno and Indonesian businessmen lasted till
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      Lock icon 130,000 aliens leave Burma
      39 3 H \NOOON. Tlvir.s More than 130.000 foreigners left Buniiii between April 26 I!'G3 and Aug. 13 1965 the official Workinc Diiily reported ;oday Tlie^- comprised 112.379 Indiana, 12.328 P.kiManis 2.133 and 3.960 other national Renter
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      Stopping the road noise
      39 3 LONDON Tiiurv-Tra: i-vr:ir-old Pn-drru-k Bo.in\vy to suicide, an inquest I Hf left a noir :it hi.s l> h noisr. no slrt-p." then took an overdose o! (Jeeptag piils H:> i>-<i-sldr whkldv f;ir«-d a busy I
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      Lock icon Mali talks
      31 3 BAMAKO -Mali p. Tliur.s— Marshal Chen Yi. the Chinese Foreign Minister, left here today for Ouinea after a six-day visit uhlcn included Ullcs with Mnlls President Modlbo Keita Reuter.
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      Jakarta: What the stars did not foretell
      190 3 Jakarta: What the stars did not foretell Indonesian newspapers and magazines have been told to stop publishing fortune-tel-ling horoscope columns because these weakened the readers' revolutionary militancy. This "permanent bad luck aspect" for the popular As trology columns Is contained In a joint .statement by Urn :eftwlng Indonesian Journal! <ts
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      Action against delinquents
      59 3 JAKARTA. Thur.v The Supreme Operational Command (Ko'ii has ordered the .liik.ma garrison commi'iul to tukr stri?l mehMires against juvenile delinquents In the capital, the official Antara news agency reported today The garrison command had a!.* been ordered to abolish all klrd' of media 'which can give hMI
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      Lock icon Gemini twins tour
      33 3 WASHINGTON Tlmrrtea'a Gemini 3 ..-'ronuirt.. Gordon Coo|mt and .id. ieP here last night for Athens at th« stan oi v Mx-Nation tour ol Africa. Europe and the Middle East. Renter.
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      JAPAN IS URGED TO MEDIATE
      149 3 TOKYO, Thurs.— A se- nior Japanese politician is expected to advise the Government that Japan should cooperate in a mediation attempt by various nations for a ceasefire in Kashmir if and when United Nation? Secre-tary-General. U Thant's mediation efforts failed. Mr Shoilro Kawashlma. vie. president
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      Lock icon 60 sorties against N. Vietnam in a day
      549 3 60 sorties against N. Vietnam in a day SAIGON, Thursday. |J.S. Air Force F-105 Thunderchiefs flew 60 strike missions against North Vietnam on Tuesday, an American military spokesman said here yesterday. Main targets were the Bac Kan ammunition storage area. 72 miles north of Hanoi and the Co Dinh army
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      Big fire at oil refinery
      51 3 LONDON. Thurs.— Three hundMi firemen successfully fought big blaze yesterday at Britain* largest oil refinery, a £100 million complex at Fawlev owned by the Esso Company Tin firemen prevented the blaze from spreading to eieht huge inks nearby and h;id it ntrol In four hours.
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      Four drowned
      23 3 BANGKOK Thur- Four school children drowned yesterday wU?n they were pitched into the Quo Phys River when their boat ospsusd AJV
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      75 3 Thailand accuses China BANGKOK. Thurs. The Thai Interior Minister. General Praphas Charusathien. yesterday accused China of sending agents to Thailand's north-eastern provinces bordering 1 stage open guerilla warfare He told reporters that the Chinese agent.s, together with Laotian Communists. had incited Thai troublemaker.s with criminal records to commit acts of
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    On sale: Black market drugs that can Kill
    516 5  - On sale: Black market drugs that can Kill MICHAEL FOONG by ailed us to the side of the shop where he produced a bottle of yellow capsules. We bought two capsules, each costing 80 cents. When we came out of the shop, the doctor told me that the drug, as
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    Malay students' union meeting
    45 5 PENANG. Thurs. The Penan" nnd Province Malay Students' Union will hold Its annual meeting the Patanl Road community hall at 230 pm on Saturday. The meeting will discuss projects to raise funds to help needy Malay students to further their studies.
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    New community halls
    42 5 MUAR. Thurs. The Mentri Be.sar of Jolmre. Dnto Hajl Hassan bin Hajl Yunos. today opened two community hulls and two 1 mnsques costlni; about $83,000 in M.ikim QrlMk and Kundang Ulu bare. I hose pro'Cfts Trill benefit 10.000 people.
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    3 sisters off on business course
    121 5 3 sisters off on business course TTIREE Singapore sisters with an appetite for hard figures and high finance have left for London for a four-year course in business administration. They are Tay Lian Suan. 19. I.ian Pheck, 17, and Lian Chin. 15. daughters of Mr. and Mrs Tay Hock Gwan.
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    Housing: State Govt denial
    68 5 KANGAR, Thurs. The State UcwiMi, .ii n.m<xl;i'. ion iomloda; denied that there I haU been Utf (ii.Mr.miiijt.ion In 'the allocation of quaner.<! to State! and Federal oflticers ierving in Perlis. "Priority Is given accordinct to the period of waiting, irrespective of whether the applicants are State
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    TV for Boys' Home
    36 5 i MALACCA. Thurs. Hail Yunu*. bin Talib. Chief Police Officer here and chairman <>t tbe IliWrri Boys Jubilee Home, handed over television set to th* boau on bohalf d the ler Foundation.
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    PSI to discuss that 'smear campaign' on unions
    312 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Thur*. A: i.FXiFD noli!i 'al inttTterence In trade unions and the Government's rejeo- tlon Of tho award of the Government Services' Arbitration Tribunal will come up for di.-cus.-ion at tine DM Asian conference of the- Fubiu* Services Uitcnuitlonal which opens
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    Nair leaves for Cairo
    61 5 SINGAPORE. Thurv Mr C. v Derail Nair. MP lor general of i here ye-.torday for Cairo on hit. last, mission for the n roc. He will meet Egyptian nntl OtIMT tmde union leaders to d;.sCUU v lth them subieci.s and other iMtten r<-innecte<i with the weeklong
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    Pick your fish
    36 5 KAJANG. Thus. Ir.e FKh.Ties DSMrtßwni here is d some specimens of the more comI monly bred fvpc of fresh water fish to ?et more local kHHtM intiTPsted in rearing fish in the district.
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    GOVT JOBS FOR THOSE WHO SPEAK FRENCH
    228 5 GOVT JOBS FOR THOSE WHO SPEAK FRENCH gINGAPORE, Thurs. The Singapore Government is offering jobs to local citizens who are proficient in French. An official statement said It was now compiling a register of French-pro-nclent citizens, who wished to be considered for government employment It did not specify what jobs
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    Girl rescued from brothel
    41 5 SINGAPORE. Thurs. AnUvlee srr.iad detectives yesterday afternoon ramttd a liPTnlle during a raid on a brothel a! Nordm Lmm "Die Ctrl i<. now under the care of rhe Social Welfare Departme-.r at ::ie Mount Emily Girls' Hum*
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    Union re-issues fresh ballot papers
    213 5 Union re-issues fresh ballot papers KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. The Na- i tional Union of Plantation Workers said today that it was re-issuing fresh ballot papers In connection with the election ol its top officers. This follows a ruling by 'he Registrar of Trade Hnlons, Mr. K. G. George, that the
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    Boy on bicycle pillion killed
    54 5 SINGAPORE. Thurs. A blycle pillion rider. Tan Kok Chua. 11 was fatally Injured when the bicycle collided with a lorry at Lomng 3 Gcylang last night. His brother. Tan Ah Chee. 12. who was riding the blcvcle. was admitted to the General Hospital. His condition
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    Photo exhibition
    19 5 ALOR STAR. Tnius The Sultan of Kcdah tocitv dn'aicti open a three-day photographic exhibition and ompetttlon •>: i.'^re.
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    'SMMWU kept back half of our money'
    892 6 'SMMWU kept back half of our money' 3 J/VITNESSES TELL INQUIRY- SINGAPORE. Thur« THREE women formerly em ployed in a rubber factory told a commission of inquiry today that the Singapore Manual and Mercantile Workers' Union held back, without their knowledge and consent, half the sum that their employer had
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    No shortage of nurses: Matron
    360 6 SINGAPORE. Thurs. IS Singapore running short of nurses at pre--1 sent? This question was posed today in the Industrial Arbitration Court when conflicting views emerged during the resumed hearing of the three-year-old nurses' wage dispute. Mr. G. Kanda.samy, general secretary of the Amalgamated Union of
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    Free shows
    50 6 SINGAPORE Thurs. Tru Ministry of Culture will give loui frc him shows tomorrow at 7.3( !>.m at Kampong Bereh. Chua Ch.i Kuni? Road 16 m..s; Tac Cluao School. Kirn Chuan Road; 5m Keau School. Thomson Roac S m..5.. and the coconut plant' UHn ofi Woodlands Road 12J m.s.
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    CID men nab six, uncover arms cache
    87 6 CID men nab six, uncover arms cache SINGAPORE. Thur*. Officers of the Special In\ estimation Section of the CID. working round the clock, early today arrested six more men in connection with recent payroll robberies. They also uncovered a small cache of arms. The arrests were made when a team
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    MORE AID FOR HARD-HIT FISHERMEN OF SIGLAP
    85 6 SINGAPORE, Thurs. The Assemblyman for Siglap. Imhr Rahim Ishak, will make a second distribution of foodstuffs to 309 fishermen living in the Siclap constituency at the Siglap community centre on Sunday These fishermen have been prevented by (he night se* curfew from fishing
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    READER'S TIP-OFF LEADS TO RAID
    245 6 SINGAPORE, Thurs. A tip-off from a Straits Times reader helped police to eliminate an opium den in Teck Lim Road and to arrest the occupier, a 50--year-old woman, Wong Wai Yang, and two seamen. This morning, all three pleaded guilty to charges against them In
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    Father of 7 gets seven years jail for killing man
    570 7 SINGAPORE, Thursday. (Mil KIM CIIAI. 34, who underwent a four-day iri;il on ;i murder charge, was loday round guilty by the unanimous verdict <>f :i jury on the lesser offence of causing grievous hurt with ;i deadly weapon. Mr. Justice
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    Strike at F and N ends after 6 hours
    342 7 SI NOAPORE. Th About 500 employees of Fraser and Neave members of the Singapore Manual and Mercantile Worken Union who staged a strike at 8 a.m. today, called it off six hours later. The strike, which was intended to bo a
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    NTUC asks Govt for social insurance details
    207 7 NTUC asks Govt for social insurance details SINGAPORE. Thurs. *3 The Singapore National Trades Union Congress has welcomed the Government's intention to introduce a social insurance scheme, to which both employees and employers on the islainl would contribute After Singapore's separation from Malaysia, thr Prime Minister. Mr. Lm Kuan Yew
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    $64 m. FOR MODERN KL, IPOH HOSPITALS
    92 7 $64 m. FOR MODERN KL, IPOH HOSPITALS KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. Two modern hospitals will rise on the sites of the present Kuala Lumpur and Ipoh general hospitals. The onr in Kuala Lumpur when fully completed in 1970 will cost $49 million and tha* In Ipoh $15 million. Minister ot Heal'h.
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    Police Band today
    24 7 SINGAPORE. Thurs— The Police Bind will give a free public performance at Kalian* Park tomorrow trom 5 p.m. to 6 p.m.
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    IMPORT CURBS ON 16 ITEMS NOW LIFTED
    209 7 SINGAPORE, Thursday. THE Singapore government today lifted import controls on 16 items with immediate effect. A Government statement explained that experience hud shown that such measures were no longer necessary. M the 16 items were not produced in Singaporeand there was no likelihood
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    Art exhibition
    24 7 SINGAPORE Thurs— Thr Chi.rh School will hold an an exhibition by its «v rla Memorial Hall on Si-pi. 23 at 5 p.m.
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    Textiles; UK has made offer'
    130 7 Textiles; UK has made offer' SINGAPORE. Thurs. I The British High Commission in Singapore said today that British proposals for the regulation of cotton textile imports after the end of this >ear were presented to all independent Governments concerned, including the Singapore Government, on Sept. b\ The Commission was replying
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    No discrimination, says the PSA
    365 7 SINGAPORE. Thurs. i rpHE Port of Singapore Authority today denied allegations by the Singapore Taxi Drivers Association that it had discriminated against taxidrivers plying in the port area. Some 400 taxi drivers, who began a boycott of the harbour area yesterday, alleged through their association
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    Exhibition opens tomorrow
    270 7 Exhibition opens tomorrow BARKER VIEWS FARMING SHOW SITE SINGAPORE, Thursday. WORKERS were busy today putting finishing touches to some 900 stalls at the Singapore Agricultural Show at Kallang Park. Th< ibov, the biggest of its kind in recent jrean, will be opened by the Minister for Law and National Development.
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    Minibuses to transport primary pupils
    156 7 JOHORE BAHRU. Thurs.— The Minister for Transport. Dato Sardon bin Hajl Jubir today disclosed that a new form of licence for minibus operators would soon be Introduced to allow Individual operators to transport primary pupils to school. Dato Sard" who was pea king at the
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    A SPECIAL FERRY SERVICE TO KALLANG
    115 7 SINGAPORE. Thurs. A ferry service between Clifford Pier and the Kallang Basin will be provided I'm visitors to the giant agricultural show at Kalians Park from Saturday to Sept. 26. Twenty boats specially fitted with facilities for carrying passengers will be in service daily
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    150 birds in singing competition
    67 7 150 birds in singing competition SINGAPORE, Thurs. A merbah jambol (bulbul) singing contest one of the items of Tourist Week will be held at the Pasir Pan.'ang Primary English School, opposite the Pasir Panjang Park. Instead of the Botanic Gardens, at 8 a.m. on Sept. 26. Som<> 150 birds will
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    No-water areas
    44 7 6INOAPORE. Thurs. Water '.vil. be cut oft tomorrow in Hillview Avenue from the sawmill to i the fuelling .actory. trom 9.30 am to 8 p.m.. and in Lor one Mvdm and Malaysia Gardens oft Ix>rong Mela/u from 9 a.m. to 6 pm.
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    Raja off to project the world image of Singapore
    564 8  -  SOH TIANG KENG by SINGAPORE, Thursday. OINGAPORE's Foreign Minister, Mr. Rajaratnam, left today for the United Nations, and later a two-month tour of Afro-Asia and Russia to project the international image of Singapore, and to explain its role in the South-east
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    Singapore issues its own passports
    112 8 Singapore issues its own passports SINGAPORE. Thurs— The Singapore Government Is Issuing provisional passports lor citizens requiring travel documents to go abroad. This is a temporary measure following Singapore's separation from Malaysia on Aug. 9. New Singapore p; sports will be available later on. For two years The Singapore provisional
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    $10,400 from flag day
    62 8 KUALA LUMPUR. Thui> Miniver of Information andi Broadcasting. Inche Senu bin Abdul Rahman, yesterday received a cheque for $10,400 for national Defence Fund, representing proceeds of the National Solidarity U.ig d;iv ht !d la.sl November. The presentation was made by Mr. P. P. Narayanan, a member
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    Union conference
    39 8 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs.— The Minister of Labour. Mr. V. Manlckavasagam. will open the third biennial delegates' conference of the National Union of Commercial Workers on Saturi day at the Dewan Bahasa dan 1 Pustaka at 10 am
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    Bishop's visit
    50 8 TAIPING. Thurs. The BiMiojj of Singapore and Malaya, the Right Rev. Dr- Kenneth S«nsbury. will officiate at a confirmation service In the All Saints" Church here on SeDt. 26 and preside at a staff meeting of the clergy and church workers of the Northern Archdeaconry the next day.
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    How the Chai family found happiness
    265 8  - How the Chai family found happiness T.G. NG By KUALA LUMPUR. 1V Thurs. By nature Mr. Chai Chong Cheng, a canteen owner at the Civil Defence Headquarters here, is not a religious man. Until six months ago. ht embraced no organised religion. He and his family of eight were free-think-ers.
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    'Act against tardy dept heads' call
    175 8 MALACCA, Thur«. rE Malacca Municipal Council was today urged to take action against department heads and officers, who came to work late or took part in politics. The move was made by I Inche Thamby Hassan (Ind.» during the adjournment of the council's monthly
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      169 8 Alley Oop By V.T. itawnUn WCL, SEEINCS HOW V,T\T V^ltf&iH&i GOSH, I NEVER REAUZEdI I ..I VENDER IF MAYBE LJ UU I -^^^1 Y^l H*St E NO KNIFE, WE'LL JUST HAVE iTU^^i WHAT A COMPLICATEP I COULD SEE DOC/'* TWA* POOR G t f^V J?lfX MUST j X> USE OUR
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      Assemblymen back 'stay out' decision
      87 9 KUALA I.L'MPUR. Tl.i The Sultan of Brunei's recent statement that Brunei would continue to .stay out of Malaysia has received the support of 10 members of the Brunei State Assembly. In a joint statement received here today the Assemblymen welcomed the Sultan's reassurance th;.; Brunei
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      Survey office opens
      26 9 KUANTAN. Tluir-s— Thr Minister of I^nds and Mm Abdul Rahman bin Yu'acob. will open a $450,000 survey department building at Alar Alc.u- tomorrow
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      Royal show by youth clubs
      69 9 KANOAR. Thurs.— The Peril* Youths Standing Conference parent body of youth clubs and > uruiuiisatioiL-; in the StaW will j s-.il'c Malny lollc (lances at the j Arau Lstunu on Tue.sday to en- tcrtaln the Yang di-Pertuan < Akkiii? and rhe Raja Permaisurl Agong on
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      Marketing Board soon: Ghazali
      178 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Thursday. T*HE Minister of Agriculture and Co-operatives, Haji Mohamed Ghazali bin Jawi, said here today that the proposed National Marketing Board would be set up soon. He was speaking to reporters before leaving on a 10-day official visit to Sara- i wak and Sabah
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      To Mecca from Borneo now
      42 9 To Mecca from Borneo now PENANG. Thurs. Muslim pilgrims from the Borneo territories will no longer be required to catch their ship at Singapore. Agreement has been reached. it is understood, for future pilgrim ships to call at Jesselton. Labuan. and Kuchinc.
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      ACTING CHIEF JUSTICE
      52 9 Xl ALA LI'MPI'R. Thurs. Mr Justice H. T. One has been appointed artinu Chief Justice. Malaya. during the absence of the Chief Justice. Dato Syed Shell Rarakbah. who is abroad. His appointment, according to a Gazette notification published today, dates back to Sept. and will end on
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      FRONT GETS RALLY PERMIT
      151 9 FRONT GETS RALLY PERMIT DENANG. Thurs.—Po- lice have granted a permit to the Socialist Front f o hold a public rally at the City Stadium on Sept. 25. Announcing this today. Mr. 00l Thlam Slew, the Front publicity chairman here, said the rally would be staged "in Drotesi against the
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      Beauties can parade in T-shirts
      161 9 Beauties can parade in T-shirts KUALA LUMPUR, ThurscU gELANGORs Mentri Besar. Dato Harun bin Haji Idris, has given the "green light" for participants in the Miss Mala; for the Miss World pageant to parade in T-shirts and shorts for the final judging at the Stadium Negara on Oct. 9. He
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      Butcher attacked
      28 9 SINGAPORE. Tluir.- A but clht. Lojr Aii lacked bj chaini and boti .1 drink ni suiii al yesterday Ho sustained tln.-i: wounds on his left .inn
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      Two held all night in cell? Untrue, say police
      325 9 |>k\ \\G, Tlrars The 1 police today denied an allegation by the Pelumu Socialist Front that they held two of its membera in a lock -up for "one whole night" last week because the annual report of party branch •.va> tound
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      Lock icon Royal 'refugees'
      128 9 STUDENTS FLY OUT FROM PAKISTAN LONDON. Thurs. Five children ol MalavMan Rulers on their aim.il at the London Airport from Karachi last weekend. They are Svcd Amir Abidin and Sved Koslan. sons of the Vane di-Pertuau Agong; Teiisku Sulaiman. son of the Sultan of Selaneor; and Tencku Azlan
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      254 9 Straits Times Crossword H I I I■- I W fHB~~H| A^R(>^> 13 A thing stolen by the foot I 7. 8 Barrte's order to the a.-tro- is>. nain permanently In orbit? 14. In holes as made by fasteners '5. 5. 4). 1 4-5 1. 8. 10. Sweeu make plff-pen lad
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    DEATHS
    45 10 W4t Sli Mxmmum i.HIIW SZE KIT u-1 I lalan <*hani»ai I' fot >»man<.- p m GAY WAN HIN .*»nior Mr"i nf .loria K<hooii V»rt p ir»fn i\ on II n»nind '.ivini I- Tarmn HKlai. I O-IIA at 1 111 il :<■■ c'nri.' M.trio i-niir. li
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
    67 10 Hnrrf. \f. Mimnu.m THE FAMILY '•< I'"" thank' r»l»Hvr. and frw-ndi- fnr r.,.r kind a.«tat^n<r irraatSM noa and allandanrr at mi» Rkßttal MR* .Ml* LYE MUAT tS4 famil* ■nank HSativM fr.rndu »nrt .-<: ■I nil Charrft for to* kino aim. ,moo»»an «if'« of •n-lr irMlltltTTI m-T F4SII.T OP LATE
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    ANNOUNCEMENTS
    102 10 trtCIAL OFFtR fm rtaaaicai Mili.ui b*b4bU two ''apnee, M«r» Ann BM| I l«>" OINUINI ITALIAN PAtTRIIt »n<! M*i»i ohiainabl* aorrrntn Hiiiidm* iirder ljuaini *aBM MIIPIi ROLANDS i M flat «n »xr>»rt Halt o\ <• IWm.tn^nlmn v» Vt-'» ltotai»l-» •\Srifh*' ■<< CHI* Artiflinur li« 247. IRNIMA lIWINC fjlMHC.ii. p**Mrr'r»i Tot"
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      Finding The Money
      704 10 To finance the first Malaysian Development Plan, the Government will need la rain m<>r<- than SL'.OOO million in foreign grants and loans. This baa bean dfcicloMd before. In restating the problem for his lub audience, however, Mr. Tan Siew Sin added an important clarification. The $2,000 million
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      Valuable Book
      343 10 The handbook on road sat'ety being distributed to all Malayan schools will make possible, for the first time. systematic education of the young in the perils they tacc from steadily increasing traffic. If teachers make good use of I the 1 handbook, virtually all children u ill receive
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      Rural Reform
      122 10 With so much depending upon its successful operation, every indication that the Malaysian agricultural marketing board will begin work without delay is to be welcomed. The latest such indication comes from the Minister of Agriculture, who said tho Central Government would make an announcement on it at the
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      Causeway trade—guts of the problem
      246 10 Causeway trade guts of the problem r |"HERE has been an interesting number o| articles and letters appearing in your columns on the question of trade between Malaysia and Singapore all advocating, naturally, an ending of the "commercial impasse". We would not expect to hear from those whose manufacturing and
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      207 10 Any other basis would be suspect and would do little to provide Ion;; term reassurance to commercial Interests The gu'.o of the problem for the two Governments lies in thtir respective assessments of each others industrial competitive ability relative to the total market in each country for each product or
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      215 10 Organised commercial and Industrial bodie.s can do little more than represent basic principles In this context and identify, for their members, realities often only rpcogr.ised by reaction to thr representation A two way direct contact is probably required by competing manufacturers In each country who fall into this cateK«ry— with
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    OUT-OF-STOCK FORMS
    75 10 AT least "Disgusted" of A. Batu Pahat got his provisional driving licence after all. I once applied for a form Gen 147 at the Johore Government offices in response to an advertisement for a job When the prompt reply ramp it was to in- form me that the
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    Learning Malay—l32
    532 10  - Learning Malay— l32 YUNUS MARIS, by M.A. University of Malaya 132. INTERROGATION (conld > We hay» seen how a question may be asked by: (1) the use of KAH (Les. 101-105) for Instance: Romah awak runuh yaac berchst bitam ito-KAH* Rumili awak ran( brrchat hltam itu-KAII Rumah awak-KAII rumih van*
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    Zambia Africa's hope for black and white
    829 10  - Zambia Africa's hope for black and white DONALD M. LOUCHHEIM STRONG LEADERSHIP AND RESTRAINT by LUSAKA. Thurs AFTER almost a year of independence, this country is assuming vital strategic importance m Africa It is j also one of the continent's b r i g h test hopes for the future
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      62 10 EARLY TO BED AND LATE TO RISE Are you wasting energy on the useless, conventional movements of rising and getting to an office? Do you let someone e/sc decide how you spend your day? Then consider bedworker Mark Twain, consider Winston Churchill? You may be called a bum. an escapist,
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    4 more boats and 13 Indons detained
    157 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. Malaysian naval patrol intercepted four Indonesian barter boats off the Johore coast yesterday and arrested their 13 occupants. The nrst Incident occurred •t 4.25 a.m. off the southeast Johore coast when a naval patrol si«hted a sampan with two occupants.
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    More land for rubber
    40 11 N Thurs The Trend- (tanu Slate Government will open up another 1.631 acrea of lungle in the district here for rubber snisUlholdrr.-v The areas are at Kampmic P»nuna Station. Kampnr.3 Be*ul Uma And Panrhor Pin.: j
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    Defence bonds
    26 11 KOALA LUMPUR. Ttiurs. Rank Negara today received SS.BOO for tiia National Defence Bonda from nine subscribers. Ttus brought the total subscription to I 54.392.150
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    Eight more estates quit
    503 11 SOW 26 ARE OUT OF MPIEA OVER NEVER-ON-SUNDA V PACT WITH TAPPERS KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday. \NOTHER eight rubber estates have reportedly served notice of withdrawal on the Malayan Planting Industries Employers' Association, raising the number of walk-outs from the association to 26. The eight are under
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    Discharge for 34 captured Indons
    78 11 Discharge for 34 captured Indons JOHOKk BAHRI Thurs Thirty-four Indonesian prisoners, who were rap tured during landings in Pontian and Kota Tinggi last year, were discharged by maeiMrato n court today. They had been charted with oossession of arms or ammunition in security areas in Jobore. Ml the men. however,
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    28 gangster suspects held
    30 11 SINGAPORE. Thurr Police last night arrested 28 suspect gangsters under the Secret Society Ordinance. The arrest* were made In the Tiong Bahru and oilat Road areas
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    'Only mad men would say this
    154 11 'Only mad men would say this OATU PAHAT. Thurs. v The acting Minister of Education. Mr. Lee Siok Yew. said here today that only mad men would say the Government was killing the Chinese language. He was speaking at a presentation of cheques totalling $128,400 to 21 Chinese schools and
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    Airlines change . schedules due to war
    212 11 Airlines change schedules due to war OINGAPORE. Thurs.— 0 Airlines operating here have re-arranged their schedules as a result of the Indo-Pakls-tani war. Some have re-arrarmed their flight programmes to avoid the war zones In New Delhi and Karachi. Others have cut off India and Pakistan entirely from their itineraries.
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    200 homeless in longhouse fire
    45 11 KUCHING. Thurs Fire gutted the 27-door longhouse Ruman Bagol on the Sunsci 1 Upper Nlahi in thr Fourth Divisiuii 01 Sarawak laM night There were no casvalriivt bu: 200 people are homeless and about $10,000 worth of property was destroyed.
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    Engineer in crash gets $45,000 damages
    130 11 Engineer in crash gets $45,000 damages lOHORE BAHRU, Thurs Damages amounting to $45.605 72 have been awarded to an engineer. Philip Arthur Brown, 44. In the Johore Bahru High Court In a civil suit he brought against a lorry driver, Llm Hong Pong The award vran made ov Mr I
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    Colombo Plan scholarship
    54 11 PARIT BUNTAR. Thurs. Inche YaaJcup bin Haji Mohamed Noti. Senior Co-operative Officer. Krlan North, has been awarded a alx-month Colombo Plan acholarship for a course In social leadership at St. Xavier s University Nova Scotia In Canada. During hl« absence. Inche Yahaya bin Mohamed Akhlr from tpoh.
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    Oil refinery course
    42 11 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Nine new employees of Mobil Oil Malaya Limited* MS million Jurong refinery, now under construction, will be leaving by air tomorrow for Formosa to undergo a-ahree-month refinery course at the Chinese Petroleum Corporation In the Kaothlung refinery.
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    DATO KAI: SOEKARNO NOT KEEN ON PEACE TALKS
    155 11 f£UALA LUMPUR. Thurs The Japanese Ambassador to Malaysia. Dato Fumihiko Kai (above), said here today that President Soekarno was not interested in any peace talks with .Mala>>i.i President Sookarno had not shown any enthusiasm for peace talks when Japan's special envoy. Mr.
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    Gift from Germany
    31 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs Two mobile X-ray unit?, preypntrd by West Germany, are expe-t- pd to arrive in the (tilp. Scrn\ a- benstrin at P^r: Bwtttenbam to* j morrow
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    Student leader
    22 11 SINGAPORE TbUT Mr David K. K. Tan. has been elected prcsidmt of the executive committee of the 19th Students' Council
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    Bill to boost our timber exports
    289 11 Bill to boost our timber exports ITUALA LUMPUR, 1V Thurs. The Government Is putting th« finishing touches to j legislation to promote 1 and regulate the timber i export industry, one of the "big four" in the country. The final draft of a Bill to -ie a timber export cou--1
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    Hawker stabbed in dispute
    46 11 SINGAPORE. I ion© bin H i Jam. 27 :he Beach Road polve s;ut!nn at wounds on bii stomach and riglM palm. Guno. a hawker at Clifford Pier Is believed to nan been tabbed durinc a dispute over the pr.< I Of stalls.
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    Lock icon 'No U.K. labour for Sabah' ruling
    154 11 JESSELTON. Thurs THE Malaysian Go- vernment had re- fused to allow Sabah to recruit its acutely needed labour from Hong Kong and Formosa, the Chief Minister, Mr. i^eter Lo, said here today. The Central Government would not approve the plan until all efforts had
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      More ships completed
      91 12 MORE tonnage was completed by British shipyards in the first half of tnis year than in any romparabie period since 1961. according to a report In Industrial Britain Ai the end of June. 11l vessels totalling 650,451 gross tons had been handed over, compared with 94 or
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      KLM cuts losses
      59 12 KLM reports a net operating profit of $5.8 million for the yrar ended March 31. 1P65. ttl Or* since 1960. After reoraanisation pxptnses and special :tems of 812.8 million mainly arising from severance payments to employees i»>;ivitu ■> net iov of over $7 million resulted, against a
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      Photo contest winner.
      116 12 FJATIN Famihiko Kai, wife of i -^Uir Japanese Ambassador to Malaysia, prrsonts a set of ramrra aocrssorirs to Mr. One Kirn Leone of Ipoh, third priie winner. intcrn.ition.il division. In the 1964 Asahi Pen tax International Photography contest. Other local winners were Mr. A. II. Lim o."
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      Germany-Asia trade boost
      82 12 Wl si German imports from Asmii coii!itrie» rose by 22.2 per iinoi. i MSI. IOO mlhion In the flrst six months of this year compared wltli the earresponding period of la.st year, the German Industry Institute said In Cologne. Import* from China rose 55.6 I per cent.
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      SANITARY FITTING FACTORY STARTS PRODUCTION SOON
      263 12 SANITARY FITTING FACTORY STARTS PRODUCTION SOON THE industrial programme nf Shanks iaku.. Ltd. has taken a further step i irward with the arrival of Mr. Ronald Johnstone who is to I the post of works manager The $1 7 mlllloi which will manulacturr a wid< range of eanitan ;i nd
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      Lightweight radio with 29 channels
      162 12 Lightweight radio with 29 channels 4 yew lißhtwputht tn vanM.stonscd ni:mp radio set which undent trials in tropical mon. conditions in Malaysia during its development is now ;r able for export, the manu: Hirers, Racal Commui,: tions Ltd. of England announce Called Squadcal typo TRA 906. the set was designed
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      AUSTRIAN MACHINE SALES SUCCESS
      153 12 AUSTRIAN MACHINE SALES SUCCESS •p)ESPITE stiff inter*J national competition, Singapore and Malaysia are becoming ever more important as markets for Austrian machinery, says a re-, port published in Aus-i trian Economic News Bulletin. In the past two years, shipments of Austrian machines to these markets have almost doubled, rising from
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      Asian chambers meet in H. Kong
      63 12 A&ian Chambers of Commerce officials will meet in Hong Kong next week to discuss the formation of a confederation which seeks to strengthen economic co-opera-tion among businessmen throughout the area. The formation ot the confederation was agreed in principle by delegates from 13 countries
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      Carpet weaving industry is planned
      344 12 Carpet weaving industry is planned THH Fell :im<l Textiles group, which hns already developed ;i complete vies service in Malaysia, is to establish ;i carpel weaving industry. Mr. John Wolnizer, manager <>l It'll and Textiles (Malaysia) Ltd.. announced this week. First of Its type in Malaysia, the enterprise is to
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      SINGAPORE ASSEMBLED VEHICLES DISPLA YED
      159 12 SINGAPORE ASSEMBLED VEHICLES DISPLA YED BORNEO Motors Lid of Singapore last werk snve a demonstration of two vehicles at Bukit Ttmah In conjunction with Penawan Engineerlng Company, a subsidiary of William Jacks and Co Malaya > Ltd. The vehicles were an Austin live- ton forward control chassis, and an Austin
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      'U.S. to put more money in Asian countries'
      367 12 'U.S. to put more money in Asian countries' rIE American Government Is placing many Asian nations in a privileged position for attracting more U.S. Investment than heretofore, according to Mr. Warren E. Ball, director of Pacific Area Promotion for The New York Times. "In fact, the U.S. Government Is so
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      Hydrofoil boat
      32 12 A 25C-passenger hydrofoil boat with .1 ruislng speed of 53 mph is now ready for production at the yard or Westermoen Hydrofoil. South Norway. Its total length is 148 ft.
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      212 12 -*."^tm^ ■Jt' f *Tfc-->>< jiA^mm ni^ I |^k So many advantages when you standardize on Cummins The Cummins range goes from 100 -You work more eftioentty wrth a re. to 825 hp. and witNn this range there is duced parts inventor/. an engine tor all power requirements. Over 250 truck
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    217 13 A LOR STAR. Thurs. A The defeated PMIP candidate in the recent Jitra by-election, Inche Abu Bakar bin Omar, today liled a petition in the High Court here against the election to the State Assembly of the Alliance candidate, Inche Mohamed Zain bin Ahmad.
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    44 13 SINGAPORE. Thurs Detec- tives from the Caul iv branch of the C.I.D. <Sc rleties) recovered five parnngs and five iron rods in a backl.mp of South Bridge RoaJ near thr iuncMon of Pagoda Street at 2i p.m. yesterday. No arre.si «ia> m.tde.
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    45 13 NIBONO TEBAL. Thurs. A j padi planter, Omar bin Arshad. I 34. of Pant Tok Mandln. was charged in the magistrate's court her* today with r.ip::ig hi* 11 y*ar-old step-daughtor at their I homr on Sept 5 He was re- manded in custody-
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    50 13 1 SINGAPORE. Thurs— The Ministry of Foreign Allairs yesterday announced that the Government of Uganda has recognised Singapore as a sovereign. Independent i., i lon. Uganda Is the seventh African rouiHry to recognise Singapore. The others are the United Arab Republic. Tanzania. Malawi, Ethiopia. Guinea and Gambia.
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    19 13 PENANO. Thurs— The Penanjt Enipnvmont Exhange nas found lobs for 765 people since January this year.
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    400 13 NUT seeks clarification on service in Borneo KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday. THE National Union of Teachers, whose members A are interested in serving in Sabah and Sarawak, has sent a five-point questionnaire to the Education Ministry seeking clarification on the terms and conditions of service. Incentives offered by the Ministry to
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    45 13 KUCHTNO Thurs. A oepprr gardener found an unexploded bomb in his garden at the 74 mile Kuching-to-Batu Kitai.z road yesterday. Military bomb disposal expert* later identiiled it as a 60-18 rocket head. World War II relic j and exploded it-
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    26 13 SINGAPORE. Thurs P and O Orient Lines" liner Iberia will arrive here on Sept. 23 on her return voyage to London from I Sydney.
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    33 13 PENAN'G. Thurs.— About 200 Malay and nonMalay youths in Tanjong Tokong and the surrounding villages will hold a "goodwill picnic" at Tanjong Bungah on Sunday to foster racial harmony In the district.
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    114 16 MELBOURNE, Thun. INDUSTRIALS were swady with falls slightly shading rises. Key shares moved narrowly Base metaiik and oils were qu.ei and steady. A.0.0. declined a furtlier 3d. to I 245. 3d. I rlooing prices with Wfdn aI day imcta in hrackcta: Mourt IPS 37/1 <JT N. Broken Hill
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    249 16 Mcpt. 16. Three mootba IMOUITMIALa ■omt»ml II eta Umri v cv ORjr Dm 7 <ta. :.t. v, M»r in rtt CM. HoidlDf* M tr. 10 CU. 15 eta. M Iron acu Duolop* 1 1 eta. OC B.C. 14 eta. K. Kmeitio* IH eta. Rotbni'.ja v eta. £*ao 13
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    106 16 I"ME Aiioenlion or Bank* in Malay- made then change* In It* rs.ti-9 'o mrrctiact* yciunlay tall ratra to 1100): N«* T»ra: buyinx TT 31' 13/16. airmail OL> 32 13 IS. '.'C at. 33 S/16 [Da, tl 10 trad* Mils. Canada: buylnk TT 35 :./16. airmail OL> M 7/16.
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    54 16 rpilE present rate of the Malayan dollar against trie pound sUtUiik fixed on November 24 last jtmr i* selling. T.T- or 0.0. 2s. I 15/16 d. Bu\in T.T. 2s. 4 1 Hid. Buyinc <».!). 2s. I.d. The dollar is at its statutory middle position in relation to its
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    MORE TURNOVER AFTER CGT PUT OFF INDEFINITELY
    891 16 Frora Our Market Correspondent /CONDITIONS improved on L/ the Stock Kxch:ingp yesterday and the turnover also showed some Improvement following the announcement by Mr. Tan Slew Sin. the Malaysian Finance Minister, that his Government were postponing the operation of the Capital Gains Tax
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    28 16 Malayan Stock Indirrs S f pt. 1.->. Sept. 1«. ■Industrial*: 74.28 74.64 Tins: 94.0.-, 94.74 rulihrr*. Krl.SO 10^.»0 Dec 30. Ufa l«o. Dec. 29. 19G2 100.
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    835 16 DUSINEM in and reported to' the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of thr Stock Exchange of Malaysia yesterday with the number of shares traded in brackets: INDUSTRIALS: C. I. Mcldinfi <X•00) M.M; Ea>« ordv (6.0OO) lI. W. il'.iKlO) t1. 62: C. Imaltart < l U M;
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    32 16 ON" th* fri* ttenanx* market h Hr-f Kor v S dollar via I'lo'.d at 3.73 for T.T. lath. Stirling »:>» quotm) at 16 03 and lan* taal ef laid at ?A2)
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    28 17 Sept. 16. MALAYAN Kl'Rßr'.R PRICE: tita crnts (down oni'-i-i^hth of a cent). TIN: 57.-)7.37i (down $3.87' i. I noflicial estimated ofTerine 240 tons (up 10 ton^i.
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    670 17 Tin price falls again by over three dollars rE Straits tin price for the third consecutive day (ell by over three dollars. The price was quoted in Penang at $757.37* or down $3.87}. On Tuesday there was a fall of 53.50 and on Wednesday 53.7."). Demand was stated to be
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    100 17 CHIPS ly'nic alonxtidt th* Sln«ap*rt J| O Harbour wharvts *r ttptottd ttday art: Kockhamiiton Fur 1/2. N>ilfr RIJo 3 4. Anet Mum S, Rhixnior B'T. irfnumala 1314. Prr.«id.nl MrKlnlrv IS 1«. Irrnwndiiv I, lloriu.i.l.i 1 I i Crnri Mnru 3- r 42 43. ."tor N VV.3 s
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    263 17 riCTOBLR In si grade rubber f.o.b. buvrrs i lum d at 5 p.m. In Singapore and Kuala Lumpui M^triday at bb'j cents prr lb down one-eighth of a cent on kVrdnesda.Y's closing level for tin position. Thr lone was quiet after slightly easier. R.A.S. and F.M.R.E. closing prices
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    69 17 'HINCSE Product Etching*. Sinn part noon BftaM p«r picul iHlir ay: Coconut tilt hulk $52 wtlrr*. <Irum «rller» Corpra > i K Cofltlnrnt miuotfd Pepper: Muntok vh:!r *IVi Mitel*. irivnk wHltf Sl*Si xrllrri. apeclaj q Maik ***** (NJ M-ll*r». (all LW>. o >ingap*rt Ctconut Oil Minors Antatitn pnett:
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      452 17 SELANGOR TURF CLUB THREE DIGITS FORECAST POOL The Public are advised that commencing with the Penang September 1965 race meeting on 19th September 1965. Three DigMis Forecast Pool Tickets based on the usual $1 Unlimited Sweep will be on sale to the public at the following branches: 1. Kapar Branch
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      711 17 THE BANKRUPTCY ORDINANCE (CHAPTER 11) NOTICE OF RECEIVING ORDERS TAKE NOTICE that Recelvtr. Orders were on the 3rd and lOt i September. 1965 made against tr j j following persons and or firm:* Bankruptcy No- Receiving Ordei made on 3.9.6 155 65 Weng Yip Co.. (a firm No. 90. Tanjong
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      410 18 Pay-our-way plan for Britain with a 25pc boost in output DEFENCE CUTS LIKELY LONDON. Thurs. SWEEPING changes in Britain's basic economic structure and a 25 per cent boost to output are proposed in the nations first fiveyear economic plan, published today. The Labour Government regards the document as a major
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      44 18 JAKARTA. Thtirs. Local authorities in TJiandjur. West Java, havr banned nil kinds ol polil«c--«U activities in the city Antara news agency reinedAntara nave no reason for the t»n but said that it had come into force on Sept. 3 —Reuter.
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    60 19 SINGAPORE. Tiiur.s Freddy I Millie of the Sing.i, lion Club has been elected chairman of the Singapore Hoi >. Umpires Board coming m.ilincam. i.s vite-chair- 1 man. vith Flt.-Lt. L. Sayer> as secretary. The committee members are E. Blake. S. Yogarajah, C P. Luis. r.Rli, B. D.
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    S'pore urge: Include waterpolo in Seap Games
    175 19 CINGAPORE. Tlmrs. Singa- pore will urge the Seap Games Organising Council to include v.aterpolo m the Mvimmmg programme for the Games in Kuala Lumpur in December. Singapore Amatrui- Swimming Association secretary Woon Sui Kut told Timesport that Thailand and Malaysia had indicated that
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    559 19  - Cpl Lee first in three events M. RAHMAN FORCES DAY FESTIVAL By KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Corporal Lee of the General Service Corps (Pay Sec- tion) won three events at the athletics meet of the Armed Forces Day sports festival at Rifle Range Road today. Lee won the 100 metres. 200
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    OUT: Rahim Sattar IN: Charlie Chan
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    23 19 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs.— C'. an Nam Keng was elected first president of the Times Packaging Sports Club at. the inaugural meeting.
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    Thuan Heng sets another mark
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    BURNLEY TAKE THE LEAD IN DIV. 1
    437 19 OOCCER- London, Thurs. Burnley, who last won the English League championship in 1960, took a one-point lead in the First Division last ni«ht. The Lancashire club scored a 2-1 away win over newlypromoted Northampton, who arc at the bottom of the table. Burnley
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    Sheikh seeks new honour
    432 19 By NORMAN SIEBEL I/UALA LUMx-UR. Thurs. A player whose record spans two decades of Malayan hockey will be a central figure In the Malaysian Hockey Federation's in-ter-state championship quadrangular for the Tun Razak Cup which starts here tomorrow. Sheikh Ali made his first tate appearance for
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      108 19 DIARY I iiI.KTKS epr!. Johore combined Police meet (Kui'U S'adlumi. BADMINTON S«or international championships (Stadium Negara, 9 a.m.). Ne«rl Malays Junior championships (CRC S'baii'. OOI.F M-Day match <S(5 Patani >. lIOCKKY Razak Cup intrrzone finals: S'gor v Negri (4 pin.'; Penang- v Malacca (SIS, both matches at R. Range Rd,
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    Party for Queen
    126 20 fTHE Raja Permai- suri Agong addressing members of the Muslim Women's Welfare Association at a farewell tea party given in her honour by the association in Kuala Lumpur yesterday. The party was held in the house of the Chairman of the Association, Tengku Ampuan Besar Khursiah. Malaya's
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    56 20 CASABLANCA. Thurs —There are strong indications that the Arab summit may reduce President Nasser's Influence In the Arab League Secretariat, Informed sources said here yesterday. The Informants said a number of members have been pressing for collective leadership in the 13--state Arab League and were
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    Eurasian Assn party
    44 20 SINOAOPRE. Thurs. The Sin^i.|x>re BU -ociation will hold a get-tonether iwrty at the St John Headquarter* hall in Br.ich Road on Sept. 25 iron) 7.30 p m lo midnUht. Tickets at $3 per per.«on are at the association In Qu«en Street.
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    30 20 tTHKNS Chun Boviel cos- onm Mud today thai ku-m.. planned to piacp .i permanent manned the earth and try crew excaangi ,nu:tm a m»n on ih." moon
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    Lee: I may offer S'pore base to Russia if
    149 20 NEW YORK, Thurs. Mr. Lee Kuan Yew has said he would consider offering Singapore as a base to the Russians if the Kuala Lumpur Government attempted to bring American forces into Malaysia, the New York Times reported today. The Prime Minister
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    Strike by Forestry Dept workers begins
    265 20 Strike by Forestry Dept workers begins KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. About 1.000 employees of the Forestry Department today began a Malayawide strike in protest against the Government's rejection of their demand for more pay. The strike started within 24 I hours of the Government's lifting of the ban on strikes by
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    Art can be enjoyed by all: Minister
    151 20 SINGAPORE' Thurs. The Minister for Culture and Social Affairs. Inche Othman Wok. today dispelled a "misconception" that art was the prerogative of a few in society. He said: "In the past. It was believed that art was a snobbish pastime, to be enjoyed
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    436 20 LONDON, Thurs Although the Ooveniment's promise of a tough time ahead had no marked effect on the stock markets. It made an Impression on International foreign exchange speculators and helped to push rate* still further In favour of London. The advance In gilt-edged came to
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    58 20 W.AICION. Thurs. I nited States .Air Force jets rained five million leaflets on North Vietnam yesterday in the biggest mission of its type in the war. The leaflets were dropped over population centre* and communication networks along the coastal plain where the majority of North Vietnam's population
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