The Straits Times, 15 January 1966

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    21 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 150,000 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 SATURDAY, JANUARY 15, 1966 15 CENTS M.C.(P) 1629 KDN 2034
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    Troops pull-out hint
    567 1 For toppling Smith? DON'T KNOW HOW SERIOUS HE WAS, BUT WILSON DID MENTION IT— LEE ACCRA. Friday SINGAPORE'S Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, said here yesterday that the British Premier, Mr. Harold Wilson, had indicated at the Commonwealth conference at Lagos that he might pull out
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    Girl held in gang swoop
    88 1 folded and ey e s closed, this young woman confidently allows herself to U* led aw a y by tw o women constables. One of 7*l sus pects detained by the polite who swooped on the notorious Noordin Street (ihaut area in Penang yesterday, she
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    'Action' threat by bank men
    338 1 KUALA LUMPUR Friday. 'pill- National Union of B;ink Employees today threatened industrial action in more than 2(K) branches of the 26 local and foreign hanks throughout Malaya from Jan. 24. 1 Industrial action, the president of the union. Mr. Yeoh Teck Chye. said could be
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    Four die, 21 hurt in bombing mistake
    105 1 Four die, 21 hurt in bombing mistake D.W.VMi. Kri—American jet bombers killed four South Vietnamese civilians and wounded 31 civilians and local militiamen when they were mistakenly directed to strike some sampans on a. river southwest of here yesterday, a U.S. military spokesman announced today Ihe spokesman said that an
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    Lock icon 220 rebels give up in Burma
    39 1 RANOOON. F-i A tot* 1 of 220 rebelo surrendered in Burma during December, the Working People's Daily sale today. At surrenders bring the total number of surrendered rebels for 1865 to 4.321. AP.
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    Lock icon 2 killed in Lahore riot
    51 1 KARACHI. Fri. West Pakistan schools and universities were ordered closed today after two people died and 12 were Injured In a clash between police and student demonstrators in Lahore yesterday. Police used tear gas against the students, who were demonstrating againM the Tashkent peace agreement.
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    Lock icon Tashkent protest resignation
    56 1 NEW DELHI. FTi.-Thr Minister ol Rehabilitation. Mr Mahavtr Tyagi. today resigned from the Indian Cabinet. 'File Press TruM of India said it was understood he had doubis on the merits of the Indo-PakiMan agreement signed in Tashkent and did not feel it should be considered by the
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    Lock icon Manila ties talks open
    64 1 MA ML A Fit The Philippine- announced today lhat informal talks with -Malaysia are underway to discus. :h»- procedures towards restoration of full diplomatic relations. The disclosure, made by the Foreign Secretary. Mr Narciso Ramos, at a a news conference, meant that the first concrete step
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    SOS for food
    42 1 JAKAHTA. Pit Pood supplies were rushed to the flood victim* In the Loearang region of West Java, inhere thousands of arre> u{ pt.ou\ fields and homes were inu-idi-teci by rising waters irem he livers from Jan 4 to 6
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    Lock icon 25 drowned in sea
    45 1 SEOUL, Fri. TwerUy-ttve shell-pickers, mostly women and girls, were drowned yesterday of! Sosan. about 60 miles southwest of Seoul, when their boat was overturned by a strong wind. Of 36 shell-pickers who were on the boat only 11 were rescued. UPI.
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    $12,000 Tanglin Club payroll grabbed
    199 1 $12,000 Tanglin Club payroll grabbed UIXGAPORE. Pi Armed robbers today grabbed a $12,000 payroll from the cashier of the Tanglin Club hen- barely three minutes after he had drawn ihe money from a ba n k In Orchard Road. The money "c! hands" within uecoi the car park behind Shaw
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    STOP PRESS
    40 1 vwil.l Y GBOWS IN RHODESIA BALI8BI KV l-ri \n\nt\ frcw in banking nii lin.iiK i.il circles here today .is MUUMSCn <>f all m.ijor banking insCitutioiis in Rhodtsi.i summonrd to mrrtin:; with irovrrnor t| BCMTTc Bank of RhodcMa Reulcr.
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      26 1 H CROCKETT JONES NORTHAMPTON ENGLAND MAKE THE BEST jgljj Wf SHOES J^Kk w/ LIGHT UP YOUR: 1 f i new vem. celebration I > t I V
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      Lock icon Wilson will step up his Rhodesia sanctions
      586 2 Wilson will step up his Rhodesia sanctions LONDON, Friday IJKITAIN will step up its sanctions against Rhodesia in a few days' time, the Prime Minister, Mr. Harold Wilson, said here yesterday. He told reporters on his return from Africa that there could be no bridge-building with the regime of the
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      Lock icon INDIANS ATTACKED' CLAIM
      72 2 CALCUTTA. l^rL Kef rta of "unprovoked physical asBaaltl on Indian residents in some cities of England" are to be referred to the Indian Government for action. \\>\t Bengal State s l.cgisla the Council «a>> assured of this .vo>tprda v by the- I.ducation MtaUstcr, Mr. R. ISinl i
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      2 LABOUR MPs DEFY SMITH'S QUIT ORDER
      151 2 CAIJSBURY. Fri Two British Labour Party M.Ps ordered to leave Rhodesia immediately i said last night they intended to ignore the order. Mr. David Ennals and Dr. Jeremy Bray said they had not been served with any official Rhodesian Government order to leave.
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      Lock icon Woman files suit to test legality of Smith regime
      259 2 Woman files suit to test legality of Smith regime SALISBURY, Fri.— The Smith regime's legality was challenged In court here yesterday for the first time since it rebelled against Britain last November. A women brought the case, the first test of the Rhodcsian judiciary s own views on the unilateral
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      Lock icon US peace moves to go on in quest to end war
      462 3 WASHINGTON, Friday. Johnson pledged yesterJL day that his Vietnam peace offensive would continue and that his envoys would visit more world capitals in quest of an opening for a settlement to the war. As long as he was President,
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      Lock icon TERROR IN BRITAIN AS CHILD MURDERS GO ON
      175 3 TERROR IN BRITAIN AS CHILD MURDERS GO ON I ONDON. Fri. A new wave of terror swept Britain yesterday over a continuing series of child murders. Police warned parents last night that a "very dangerous child killer" was on the loose in the Midlands and might strike again. The warning
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      Lock icon Choir chief seeks $1,500,000 damages
      148 3 Choir chief seeks $1,500,000 damages I OS ANGELES. Frl. The founder-director of the Hong Ron? Blind Choir yes- I terday filed suit tor 1 uss:>wi.ooo in damage* i c the traffic accident that re- suited in the <■! ath of a choir memlx-r. Th -iincn j Bhao. pnd renee. died
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      Nuclear test
      24 3 WASHINGTON Fri— The Unitr.sterday conducted a low y>ld nuclear wemxm.s test 1 undei-RiruiUi Itl :ir.-t tlij, year ■at Its Nevuda proving ground.
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      Lock icon LBJ NAMES A NEGRO TO CABINET POST
      161 3 WASHINGTON, Fri. TT Mr. Robert C. Weaver yesterday became the first Negro In history to hold Cabinet rank in the I U.S. Government. President Johnson nameJ him head of he new Department of Housing and Urban Deveipment The President who mad» the announcement
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      Lock icon India to choose new Premier in a week
      184 3 India to choose new Premier in a week YEW DELHI. Fri. 11 India's ruling Congress Party expects to elect a successor to the late Prime Minister, Mr. Lai Bahadur Shastri. within a week, the party president, Mr. Kumaraswami Kamaraj. said last night. Mr. Kamaraj told reporters the general feeling in
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      Lock icon Historian honoured
      28 3 LONDON Fri.— Professor Gordon Hanntngton Luce, 85-year-old acknowledged master of ancient Burmese history, yesterday was honoured with the Royal Astatic j Society's triennial gold medal— Reuter
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      Lock icon 500 are feared dead in storms
      182 3 500 are feared dead in storms RIO DE JANEIRO. Fri. J Rio authorities yesterday faced a steadily mounting toll of death and destruction as tropical storms kept lashing the flood-stricken city. As the official total of bodies in the central mortuary here reached 196. authorities feared a.> many as 500
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      Lock icon Special session of Congress
      63 3 MANILA. Fri. President j Marcos today Issued a procJama- j tion calling Congress to a special session next week to wmend the J Reparations Agreement with Japan and to take up penalty proposals (or smußgl'.ng. The regular session was sche- duled for Jan. 24. But Mr.
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      Lock icon NINE STRIKERS FREED
      90 3 NEW YORK. Frl. A judge yesterday signed an order I releasing from custody nine J Transport Workers' Union j leaders Including union president Michael Quill Jailed on Jan. 4. State Supreme Court Jus- tlce Abraham Geller also ap- proved an agreement between I the union and the
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      241 3 For the (anrvnivnev of your CHINESE NEW YEAR HARI RAYA PUASA SHOPPING All Stores and Agencies in Singapore and Malaya will be OPEN FOR BUSINESS AS USUAL on Sunday, 16th January, 1966. j JUOtt WAKE UP WITH UIITIk ''ft \\S oid be on time The Ik-st Knjilish Kl.l-XTRIC ALARMS. Full
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      221 4 In over 60 countries in the world today, All RADO Watches are precisionyou will find RADO the High Quality engineered for a lifetime of good timeSwiss Watch. As one of the world's keeping, precision-built for reliability and foremost watch makers acclaimed for its backed by RADO International Guarantee outstanding performance*,
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    110 5 NATIONAL MONUMENT TO BE UNVEILED NEXT MONTH An aerial view of the $1.5 million National Monument and Cenotaph at the Lake Cardens in Kuala Lumpur. In the background is Parliament House. The National Monument which ia almost complete, will be unveiled by the Yang diPertuan Agon; on
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    Scissors attack
    34 5 PENANO F-i A shop assistant. Leong Kirn Hee. 30 on a good behaviour bond !><r months afar he pleaded guilty to cauMim hurl to curpenU-r [.<< Moev Tee with a pair of scissors
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    Last he hello...
    26 5 TAIPING. Fri The teiepnone receiver m rhe public telephone booth at the junction of Stat.or Road and Hospital Road here iuu been stolen.
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    Sarawak crest for unit of Malaysian troops
    207 5 Sarawak crest for unit of Malaysian troops From Geoffrey Galdard: Kuchlng. Friday \IALAYSIAN sol- diers who have helped the Sarawak Government with major development work and the building of the new villages on the K v c h i n g-to-Serian road, left for home today. They are the Fourth
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    Girl, 14, tells of night with youth
    137 5 Girl, 14, tells of night with youth I^ELUK ANSON Fri.— A A 14-year-old girl told a preliminary inquiry here that a youth, who had got her a Job. forced her to have sexual relations with him one night in October, last year. She was testifying against Urn Ah Pah. 19.
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    22 MAL men on transfer fail in $100 claim
    494 6 22 MAL men on transfer fail in $100 claim REFEREE: DUTIES SAME IN NATURE, SCOPE r- SINGAPORE, Frl. TWENTY-TWO employees of Malaysian Airways, now on temporary transfer to Qantas, have lost their claim for a special allowance of $100 a month. The "no allowance" decision was announced today by Mr.
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    M.P.D. NAIR TO GOVT: POSTPONE POLLS
    339 6 M.P.D. NAIR TO GOVT: POSTPONE POLLS SINGAPORE, Fri. *3 Bukit Merah's independent candidate, Mr. M.P.D. Nair, today challenged the Government to postpone the by-election for three months to allow him time to answer questions. The candidate told a news conference In Tlong Bahru that his P.A.P. opponent Mr. Lim Guan
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    Party at St. John Hq hall
    55 6 SINGAPORE. Fri. A party will or given by the Fifth Corp.- of Urn West Central Area. St. John j Ambulance Brigade to celebra!« its success In two first-aid com- petition. The luncheon will be held at tlir St. John headquarters' hall. Beach Road, at
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    Counsel: Use UK test for smoky vehicles
    227 6 j SINGAPORE, Frl. —i A DEFENCE lawyer has urged that Singapore should follow England's example in introducing a special gadget to test motor vehicles for emitting excessive smoke before hauling the owners concerned to court. •Without this gadget in use, anyone can make
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      134 6 New Shipment Arrived YAMAHA Electronic ORGAN j Also if Church Portable and Pedal Reeds Organ available. THE EAGLE PIANO CO., J24 A 328, Saronaoon Rood, Singapore 8 TEL: ***** I Singapore's fncsi and I I MOST BEAUTIFUL I RwT TONIGHT! M^T fcxtension I o.m.j 1W Th« Sonwtionol F AILV LOO
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      433 6 TONIBHT CATHAY MIDNIBHT! Preview Ot Our Grand Chinese New Year I Hari Raya Puosa Attraction dMft A GREAT CUTDOOR ADVENTURE! wtha mra Mictaa ANoasoSi'Jiii" "iari hollimanjSemy slate tonight ORCHARD PALACE midnight: Preview Ot Our Grand Chinese New Year Hori Raya Puosa Attraction s A NOTCH FOR EVERY LAUGH! JANE FONDA
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    Ministry hit by MTUC for accepting new union
    391 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Friday. A ROW is brewing between the Malaysian Trades Union Congress and the Ministry of Labour over the registration of the newly formed Malayan Teachers' Union. The delegates conference of the MTUC held recently unanimously passed a resolution urging the
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    $200 bond
    50 7 Kt'AI.A i.CMPUK. Fn A r-axi-driver. Ng See Kong- 54 of 1 Setapalt. was today bound ovpr tor OH yr.ir in tho .sum of $200 by mii glut rate '.s court for HwUlna j an farthern lar at Pnh.niß Rond .on June 20 last vc^ir He DlMrted I guilty.
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    OVER: THE 45-DAY WORK-TORULE AT VARSITY
    141 7 OVER: THE 45-DAY WORK-TO-RULE AT VARSITY KUALA LUMPUR. Fri.— The work-to-rule by members of the University of Malaya General Staff Union was called off today r.he 45th day. The union has accepted the compromise offer of the University Council made through its chairman, Dato Abdul Jamil bin Rais. The president
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    Judge flies in
    36 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Prt Mr Justice Malcnlialintal of the Philippine Supreme Court arrived he:» today for a two-day vLsji on ills ray home ifUr attending a conference of the International Comof Jurists In Coloabo
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    Talks nearly complete for the sale of Shell port installation
    165 7 Talks nearly complete for the sale of Shell port installation j KUALA LUMPUR. Fn NEGOTIATIONS between Shell and British Petroleum for the sale of Shell's Port Swettenham installation, consisting of storage tanks, are now almost complete. Only details remained to be worked out before the deal couid be closed, the
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    Japan industry floating fair sails in
    319 7 Japan industry floating fair sails in DORT SWETTEN- I r HAM. Fri. The sixth Japan Industry Floating Fair sailed into port here this aiternoon to popularise Japanese products tn Malaysia. "There are still many people who think that our j products are 01 low quality because they do no* under-
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    Roth mans dance
    32 7 KUALA LUMPUR Fn. Hie I Rothmans Sporle and Social Club •tO hold a Hari Raya-Cliinrsc Vtm Year dance at 8 p.m. tomorrow a; j the Chinese Asseu.bly Hiil hen'
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    Helpers due
    26 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Fn The flrht batch of the Japan oversri-co-operation volunteers, comprising flve experts. Will :in tomorrow 'a MtlM In Ml rural development programme
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    Teachers sacked, but Ministry not consulted, he alleges
    111 7 Teachers sacked, but Ministry not consulted, he alleges Education Act ift«i ii;, MJtliw teachers without fi«t S Ulni the Ministry of Education was made heri today bv.lnche IcSSlm bin ?ohor n o v i ce DI sident of the O JI° r crTe rT branch of the Na- n^ al
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      58 7 Bugs Bunny By Ralph Heimdahl 1 L_ 1 Kid prefeh «om«-\ BOCry TO TAtM TO, 1 /I SET VCWy LONE9OM£ i BUT AS YOU KNOW, J I DO > YOU HAVE A GAME O^yfc^J J L^EALONEJ^rr IP IT 4 CONVERSATION VA WANT I'VE GOT OUST/ •^^S v S TH <
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    Lock icon President Park to visit Malaysia next month
    194 8 Fri. Presl- dent Chung Hee Park will visit Malaysia. Thailand and Formosa from Feb. 7 to 18. it was officially announced today. Mr. Pum-shik Shin, the presidential press secretary, said the President would discuss with the leaders of the three countries "matters of
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    Compositor gets C-Plan award
    41 8 ALOR STAR. Pit— A Kedah j Government printing compositor. Inche Mohamed Noor bin Chile. 32. hM been awarded ft Colombo Pian scholarship to study typographic layout and design at the Melbourne School of Printing and Graphic Art.
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    The top prizes go to Malaysia
    70 8 PILGRIMAGE TO MECCA AND MONTH'S TOUR OF UAR T«HE Yang di-Per-tuan Agong handing over a velvetbound Koran to Inche Abdul Majid bin Awang, the winner of the national and international Koran reading contests. Inche Majid is from Kelantan. Straits Times picture. II A.1.1 All
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    Tengku: Contest will continue to be feature of fasting month
    330 8 Tengku: Contest will continue to be feature of fasting month Kuala Lumpur. Friday INCHE Abdul Majid bin Awang and Hajjah Rogayah binte Sulong, winners of the men's and women's sections of the national Koran reading contest, have been offered scholarships to tour the United Arab Republic for one month. The
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    10 awards for study in Germany
    61 8 10 awards for study in Germany KUALA LUMPUR. Frl. The German Government is offering 10 scholarships to Malaysians wishing to study at schools of engineering and mining in Germany. The oprn to mm ■n 18 and jerori of abnut live years. four-month n lanßu:tz«? raw practical tram:nc a prep:i m
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    Women will get higher maternity allowances
    72 8 KUALA LL.MPIK. Fri Malaysia's women labourers will soon set higher maternity allowancrv I In- Government has approved an increase of the rate from S'2 !0 pi-r flay to S3 per day, thus entitling a woman tn MKi> lastead <>f 1132. for HO days The
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    Flag Officer for London
    66 8 SINGAPORE. Fri Adniral P. J. Hill-Norton. Flag Officer and second-in-command of the F.ir E;im Fleet- will leave Singapore tomorrow for London to assume his new duties as a deputy chief of the British Defenc». Staff. He has been in Singapore since 19C4. He will be succeecWl
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    Clerk has Brunei coin dated 1304
    169 8 Clerk has Brunei coin dated 1304 A/f ALACCA, Fri. A ITI government clerk here has a one-cent Brunei coin dated 1304. The wording In English on one side of the coin statos •'Sultanate of Brunei 1304" with the figure on« In th^ centr<\ The wording on the >ther side— "By
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    MP in hospital
    26 8 PARIT BUNTAR- Fri. Inche Abdul R;uif bin Aforiu! R.ihr 65. MP- lor Krian i aut. waa mined to tlif Taipii district heat complaint.
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    UNIVERSITY GROUP TO TOUR THAILAND
    82 8 VJINOAPORE. Fri A leckJ turer of the University of Singapore and 12 students will leave for Thailand on Feb. 20 for a threeweek study tour of the country. The trip is organised by the historical society of the university. Inche Sharom Ahmad, history lecturer, will
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      238 8 Specially for Chinese New Year Hari Raya Puasa, our shops will remain open on Sunday, 16th January from 9a.m. to 10p.m. Wf^ CHUNG (PUJJIu/ BRAND yJn/ MADE IN CHINA FROM THE FINEST QUALITY LEATHER... WITH SUPERB WORKMANSHIP AND STYLE. We AfMM MM Mm JmjL 54 SOUTH BRIDGE ROAD, SINGAPORE. <4T***
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    Stripper is fined, warned
    17 9 LENC MUI LEAVING THE COURT HAPPILY AFTER PAYINC HER FINE. STRAITS TIMES PICTURE.
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    Don't again expose your body for money, she's told
    255 9 Don't again expose your body for money, she's told I/UALA LUMPUR. Fri. 1V —A stripper of the El Chico Revue was today advised by a magistrate not to expose her body for money. He then fined her $10. Chiang Leng Mul. 26, of Ayer Ita m, Penang. pleaded guilty to
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    Head of new Sociology Dept
    52 9 SINGAPORE Ff. An Australian expm in aocial anthropology, Prof. Murray Charles Oroves. has Ixvn appoinwd *n« nn-t Profi of University of Sinsapore's new'.yestablished T >p<>rtment of Sociolocv. Prof. Orove*. who arrived from Auckland recently, was a.«ociate professor in social anthropology j at the University or
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    'Protection' for the Malays memo by Umno
    163 9 'Protection' for the Malays memo by Umno SINGAPORE. Fri. Umno has appointed 11 members to its legal committee to study all aspects of the new Singapore Constitution and make suggestions. The secretary of the Umno liaison committee. Dato Syed Esa Almenoar. said one of the tasks of the committee would
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    Extension work ends
    19 9 KAMPAR. FrL Work on the $2,500 extension of the district offlc* here has been completed. I
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    Weed killer ban is put off again
    144 9 Weed killer ban is put off again i KIALA Ll'MPl'R. Fri. Government has for the seventh time decided to defer the ban on the use of sodium arsrnite as a wecd-kilker for another year wiUi effect from March 1 The decision V- ban the i use of sodium arsenlte was
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    Drowned in well
    30 9 PARIT BUNTAR. Pri. Two-, year-old Ahmad bin Nazi, son of a p;idi olanter. was drowned in a house at K;ini]>< :.i Dew. 20 miles from here- yesterday
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    Brunei's gift
    26 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Pri. The Brunei Government will donate $2,500 each to Kelantan and Trengganu for the rehabilitation i of \ieUnu In the recent flood*.
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    Bosses study proposals for new pay pact
    317 10  -  P. KRIBHNAN 'POLY' PLAN NOT QUITE A POLY By If UALA LUMPUR, Fri The proposals of the National Union of Plantation Workers for a new wage agreement are -'under study" by the Malayan Planting Industries Employers' Association. Its executive vicepresident, Mr. J. A.
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    Mustapha: Give Subandrio free trip to Malaysia
    290 10  - Mustapha: Give Subandrio free trip to Malaysia JEFFREY FRANCIS: From Jasaelton, Friday THE chairman of the Sabah Alliance, Tun Mustapha bin Dato Harun, today suggested that Malaysia consider offering the Indonesian Foreign Minister, Dr. Subandrio, an all-expenses paid free trip to see for himself the true situation here. He said
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    More Aussie volunteers to teach in Malaysia
    128 10 KUALA LUMPUR, FrJ. Eight Australian teachers four men and four women will arrive here on Sunday to teach In Malaysian schools for two years. As members of the Australian Volunteers Abroad, a private organisation, they have offered their services to help people in
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    Professor for U.S. talks
    63 10 SINOAPORE. Prl. Singapore will be represented at the threeday Population Council conference in New York, which begins on Jan. 20, by Professor Tow Slang Hwa, the head of the department of obstetrics and gynaecology of the University of Singapore. The professor will leave for the conference,
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    No objection to change of status
    80 10 KANGAR. Fri.— The Peril* Mentri Be.sar. D.i?4i Sheikh Ahmad bin Mohamed Hashim, said today he had no objection to religious teachers here changing th# status of their association to that of a trade union. Commenting on the teachers' recent announcement that the* wanted to
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    Navy tanker scrapped
    46 10 SINGAPORE. Prl. After serving ships Of the Royal Navy for 20 years, the auxiliary replenish tanker. Wave Sovereign. Ik to be scrapped. Built In 194S and now with the I*ar East fleet, the tanker U to be replaced by an Clynthus class ship.
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    Pressmen on tour
    28 10 KUALA LUMPUR. Frl. Two local Journalists. Inche MeUn bin Abdullah and Mr. Chan Ken-sin, left here today for a one-month tour of the United States.
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    THEY BRING SUNSHINE TO THE WARDS...
    170 10 IJUALA LUMPUR. Frl i Seven Malaysian j nurses at the Royal Infir- mary at Chester, England, j have been complimented by their assistant matron and patients on their efficiency. A British Information Sern- cc* statement Issued today, said i the (firU, most of them
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    S'pore Opportunity Schools urged
    337 11 TEACHER: BOON FOR BACKWARD CHILDREN BRISBANE. Fri. A Ministry of Education teacher. Miss Felicita Netto. now in Australia undergoing a special course in the teaching and training of sub-normal children, is keen to see the establishment of Opportunity Schools in Singapore. The schools, she said, would
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    German books exhibition
    57 11 SINGAPORE Fri. Tho Ger- exhibition now on at ■il I ibr:iry Will be ccn 10 a.m. and 1 p.m. md lietween 3 p.m. and 7 p.m.. :iste:id oi 4 p.xn. to 8 p.m. on .veek-fi-On Saturday and Sunday the ime remains the same— noon to 7 p.m.
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    Dangerous driver: $250 fine
    207 11 SINGAPORE, Ti. Peh Seng Yap. a lorry driver, had shown conolete disregard for safety rules when his lorry collided head-on with a bus along a stretch of road under repair, the First Traffic Court was told today Inspector D.I. de Souza said that six people— all
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    POLICE TO RECRUIT CADET ASPs
    207 11 POLICE TO RECRUIT CADET ASPs SINGAPORE. Fri. The Singapore police force will soon launch a J recruiting drive for Cadet Assistant Superj intendents of Police and Cadet Inspectors. This is part ot an islandwide programme to expand the regular force which has more than 7.500 members. Successful candidates will have
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    LIM ON MOULDING A SINGLE NATION
    201 11 SINGAPORE. Friday. •'THE Finance Minister. Mr. Lim Kirn San. tonight spoke of the importance of moulding Singapore's multi-racial society into one nation. This, he said, was the task ahead both intensive and extensive for thr people. The nation should be able to stand on
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    Teacher sues for damages
    58 11 SINGAPORE PH.— Utm A^nes Bunsliine dc Souza. formerly a teacher, ts sinntJ a van driver 81m Bok S>*nn. in the Hlxh Court for dnniiu-es for injuries sustained in an incident at Tannlln Road on Jan ■> hist vein A writ was ttiken out yesterday on her
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    Food for fishermen
    34 11 SINGAPORE. Fri.— The Member of PHriiament for Chungi. M-. Bfca Boon Woo. will distribute, food to poor fishermen affected by confrontation at the Chantf community centre on Sunday at 10 a.rn
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    Gifts at party
    33 11 SINGAPORE. Fri. Thr Pirst Lady. Puan Nor Aishah. will distribute gifts at the Red Cross Old People's Club's annual party at 5 p.m. on Jan. 27 at Red Cross Hotisr
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    IWU beats SBEU in poll
    102 11 SIM.APORK. Kri— The leftwtng Industrial Workers I tt Km has t>eaten the newly-formed Singapore Bus Kmployees" I'nion in a secret ballot to represent busmen employed hy the Green Bus Company Ltd. Results of the ballot showed that of 461 workers who went to the polls.
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    69 12 •Tora'* tit (minimum, MR AND MRS An'hnnT Ronald Oo^h thaDk r*lativ^# and frt*nrl» for ilaati kind arMkaa an.* valnablt prr-.-p.a on Ihrlr wadding t-l FAMILY OF THE LASS Mr Tan Tout O-» 'hank all r«ll'lvr> ln»nrt« am O.C r S.A Tolitf for Innr kind THE FAMILY OF thtt :al»
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      Outlook In Vietnam
      662 12 South Vietnam and tho ViateOOfl arc at threes and tours about their customary lunar new year truce, although with the certainty of at least a three day respite in the fighting. It is a small blessiiiß, but something. Thero atv tn b<- no formalities, and no actual
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      On The Rail?
      396 12 So Singapore is going to get its monorail. At least, this is the obvious interpretation to be placed on information that the Kallang Park sports com- plex will be served by this I ultra-modern means of travel, and on a diagram which show* exjntly where the monor«il
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      Less Begging
      185 12 Thfl police drive against begging in the federal capital It proving very successful. Since enabling legislation became effective tour months ago nearly 200 beggars have j been arrested and today cases arc few and far between. To this welcome achievement. < moreover, must be added the point that
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    Peking links Mao and Mammon
    938 12  - Peking links Mao and Mammon Stanley Karnow FOR TRADE'S SAKE by Hong Kong. Frl. JAPAN ib expected to become Red Chinas principal commercial partner this year a marriage between Asia's chief capitalists and paramount Communists that promises significant political consequences for the future. Over the past four years, Sino-Japanese trade
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      WHEN INVESTMENT IS IN A HOME
      149 12 WHEN INVESTMENT IS IN A HOME DLEABE grant me tfMMM to illustrate the fallacy of the Housing Boards letter "ST Dec 25> A and B are neighbours In a Housing Board estate. A Invests his savings in stocks and .shares, which yield small monthly income. B uses his savings to
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      Port Railmen
      194 12 I REFER to your leader 1 iBT Jan 1. headed 'Railway Pen.slon." You stated that trrre were still two clouds on the horizon and one ot them wan thr demand ol Railway employees at Port Swpttenham for public service status. I take It that by "at Port Swettenham."
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      27 12 THE stalT of Soomapah Outdoor Dispensary deserve credit for the excellent service rendered to every patient who go to the dispensary for treatment .IVUAR Ml Mill) Singapore
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    Never on a Sunday in Britain
    589 12  -  ERIC CLARK FROZEN PEAS BUT NOT UN TINS. RAZOR BLADES BUT NOT FOR SHAVING By LONDON, Fri THERE is now hope lor Englishmen who fact 3.s 4d One "or three hours In the stodu in lieu" every time they travel a few miles to
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    Lock icon 73 suspects held in swoop
    559 13  -  HO SAI KONG By r-enang. rn. Penang police wipe out North Malaya's most notorious gang in biggest anti-crime action IX their biggest-ever anti-crime operation in recent years, Penang police swooped on the notorious Noordin Street Ghaut area at dawn today and detained 73 suspected gangsters.
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    87 quit left-wing union
    94 13 SINGAPORE. Fri. The 1 entire Gammon <Mi Ltd.. branch of the left-wing Singapore Commercial House and Factory Employees* Union have re.lKnod en bloc to Join the Singapore Manual and Mercantile Workers' Union. In a statement, the 87 em- ployeee of the company charged (hat the left-wing
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    Two-yearold Action Committee dissolved
    99 13 Two-year-old Action Committee dissolved CINGAPORE. Fri. The Malays and Muslims Action Committee, formed two years ago to "safeguard and fight for the interests" of local Malays and Muslims, has been dissolved. In a recent circular to its 176 affiliated organisations, the committee chairman. liiche Ahmad Hall Taff. said: "It seems
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    D-Fund now $6.3 m
    24 13 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. Bank Negara Malaysia has received a total of $8,273,069.94 for the National Defence Fund up till yesterday.
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    Seremban beggars rounded up
    74 13 Seremban beggars rounded up OEREMBAN. Fri.— The Social Welfare Department here this morning rounded up 50 beggars and sent them to the Welfare Home in Range Read. The able-oodled will be found employment. The rest are likely to remain In the I Welfare Home. An Alliance assemblyman, Mr. Cheah Yen
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    Dog permits: A warning
    47 13 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. Dog owners in Selangor were today advised to get licences for the*' dogs before Jan. 31 as all unlicensed dogs could be shot after thai date. Licences are available at the Municipality here and from po6t offiefs in the state
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    Two Aussies to live Malaysian lift in the raw'
    280 13 Two Aussies to live Malaysian lift in the raw' KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. Two undergraduates of the University of Western Australia. Miss Jenny van Hatem and Mr. Peter Klarie. are to stay In kamponirs when they tour Malaysia. Not for them tho luxury of hotels and the guided tours. They are
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      890 13 TV MALAYSIA CHANNKI. s—Kuala5 Kuala Lumpur 8 10- -Huckleberry Hound and and IVnan*. Yogi Bear; 635 The Big Mac 6 lpoh and Malacca; Show— The Littlest Dlplo 3 Johore Kahru. ni.it"; 7 News ln Enulfsh; 4 Talping; 7.10 Focus: 7-36 Olynis Batu I'ahat; "Two Way StmciV; B—News8 News in 9
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      Lock icon Police beat up Negro youths on protest march
      227 14 Police beat up Negro youths on protest march OIRMINGHAM. (Ala- bama). Fri. Clubswinging police waded into about 150 young Negro demonstrators yesterday, sending the youths fleeing and screaming down the street. The youtns nad paraded through the area, obstructing traffic, and haa biocxed a junction by joining hands and forming
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      Lock icon Ways of youths
      34 14 MOSCOW. Prl.— Half the young people questioned In a recent Russian opinion poll spend 50 per cent of their leisure time listening to the radio or watching television, Tass said. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Admiral Sharp's duty extended
      57 14 WASHINGTON. Fri A U.S. Secretarp of Defence. Mr. Robert S McNamara. yesterday approved a two-year extension for Admiral Ulysses S. Grant Sharp as U.S Commaiider-in-Chtef In the Pacific Admiral Sharp has been extend- 1 ed in the job until Junr 30. 1968. His current two-year tour
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      105 14 HONO KONG. Fri Three Pakistani watchmen have been sentenced to death In Hong Kong, which ha* not witnessed a Judicial hanging .since 1962. A Supreme Court Jury of five cnen and two women deliberated for six hours and 25 minutes before llnding the three men guilty
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      MALAYSIA, HONG KONG, STORE OFFER MARKETS FOR U.S. GOODS
      270 14 MALAYSIA, HONG KONG, STORE OFFER MARKETS FOR U.S. GOODS WASHINGTON, Friday. Singapore and Hong Kong each offer markets for American capital and consumer goods, according to a U.S. Commerce Department trade mission. Reporting on their visit to the three countries, the mission predicts that Malaysia's traditional reliance on tin and
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      Lock icon Jesuit to preach at Westminister
      61 14 LONDON. Fri— A Roman Catholic priest will preach at WesUnin- ster Abbey this month for the first time in 400 years. The Anglican Church Invited Jesuit Father Thomas Corbish'.ey. I to preach at a Christian Unity Ser- vice on Jan. 21 as part of the
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      Lock icon ANGLICAN PRIMATE TO VISIT THE POPE
      116 14 ANGLICAN PRIMATE TO VISIT THE POPE LONDON. Fri— The Archbishop of Canterbury. Dr. Michael Ramsey is to visit thr Pope in Rome on March tt, it MM announced here yesterday "M> visit to the Pope will hr one of courtesy, marir in the spirit of the renewed fellowship between all
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      Govt steel firm loses £5.5m.
      29 14 LONDON. Prl. The only ma tor British steel company owned by the Government lost more than £5.5 millian last year It was announced today.
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      Lock icon U.S. aid for Ethiopia to set up paper mill
      134 14 U.S. aid for Ethiopia to set up paper mill WASHINGTON. Fri.— The International F i n a nee Corporation y e s t erday announced plans for financing construction of Ethiopia's first major paper mill at Nazareth. near Addis Ababa. The corporation, an am Hate of the World Bar. it
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      300 14 Straits Times Crossword MSBM Do IB tleaili MM i-rukei t*rm 1. There l Ii» tmien into the wan advantage! (7). ale and spilt it. How heaven- 7 The way the wind rots '7' iy: 18). 8 Wines go to the rinht ulnce o. Kag end? You couldn't nave in thl»
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      Lock icon The golden girl?
      79 15 STAR OF THE COLLECTOR 1 EYES TOP AWARD SAMANTHA ECCARS and OMAR SHARIF char before it was announced that the Hollywood Foreign Press Association had picked them to be nominated for a Golden Globe Award. Miss Eggars got the nomination for best dramatic actress for her role
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      Lock icon To Russia with Lovell via planet Venus
      169 15 To Russia with Lovell via planet Venus lODRELL tJAIsK. Fri. J Britain and the Soviet Union have carried out the nrst known communication between two nations via another planet, it was announced yesterday. A signal from a tracking station deep in the Crimea was bounced off Venus and picked up
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      365 15 KREMLIN'S BIG 3 TRIUMPH IN ASIAN MISSION MOSCOW. Fri ITHEMLIN leaders were engaged in top-level talks in three Asian capitals leaving the Soviet Union without a resident Prime Minister or Party leader for the first time since Mr. Alexei Kosygin and Mr. Leonid Brezhnev came to power 16 months ago.
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      Lock icon Kidnapper killed
      50 15 BEVERLY HILI,B Fri Police last night killed one man and wounded an accomplice during a n attempt to kidnap tyre magnate Leonard K. Firestone for a $2,000,000 ransom. Police were expecting the kidnap bid and were waiting when two masked gunmen arrived at the Firestone mansion here —Reuter.
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      Lock icon Russian gift
      22 15 RANGOON, m. The Soviet Red Cross has donated four tons of medicine, food and clothing to Burma's flood victims. AP.
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      Lock icon Two dilemmas face Singapore, says a British expert
      231 15 Two dilemmas face Singapore, says a British expert LONDON. Friday. ]y|R. Richard Goold-Adams, chairman of the Institute for Strategic Studies, said here today that no settlement was in sieht betwefn Malaysia and Singapore. I In a lecture at the Royal Commonwealth Society Mr Goold-Adams said: "I suppose the easiest thing
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      Lock icon Cheetah will be cheated
      47 15 LONDON. Pri.— A cheetah that claws a bikini off a beautiful blonde every night In a striptease club Is to repeat the performance on British television. In the club, the girl is left completely naked. On television she wJ! ntay "adequately clothed." Reuter.
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      Lock icon Brunei Town survey
      44 15 BRUNEI TOWN, Fri. The Brunei Oovcrnment has appointed consultants to carry out town planning study of the Brunei Town area. A Government statement said a team of Investigators would start work shortly. A Wattle census aould also be carried out— AP.
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      Lock icon Iraq, Iran agree on border peace
      96 15 Iraq, Iran agree on border peace BEIRUT. Pri. The Iraqi Prime Minister Dr Abdul Rahman AI-8.-17Z117 announced last night j th it It d Iran Had Agreed on propa- KtUiOf their border dispu i:.d radio said. The broadcast a Press conferenci .vlnch Dr Bazzaz «aid CtM two countries had agreed
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      148 15 BSX mk most convenient departure time M^M most convenient arrival time K^M«Sw STOP to TOKYO with Canadian Pacific. FrePp^y qjent fist (lights leave Hong Kong in th« J^^J p^J early afternoon arrive in Tokyo in a few 3B^"^2 *fiort hours just early enough for dinner and VSalB time to freshen
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    SUPT. JOHN DIES SUDDENLY ON COURSE IN BRITAIN
    222 16 SUPT. JOHN DIES SUDDENLY ON COURSE IN BRITAIN If UALA LUMPUR, Fri. Supenntendent Arthur F. John, the former O.C.P.D. here, died suddenly on Wednesday at Branshill College in Hampshire, England. He was 42. Mr. John left here last week for a six-months senior staff course at the college. He is
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    NPC party for newsman
    38 16 NPC party for newsman KUALA LUMPUR Prl. The Pn vs Club of Malaysia will hoid a buffet dinner at tho Dragon Court of Hoi el Merlin on Monday i.t 8 p.m. in honour of M Miila Times rolumn-
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    $42,000 new ward
    30 16 PONTIAN. Pr:. A cla&s ward> costing $42,000, is being b'.iilt at the General Hospi- j ml here. It is expected to be reach- in a few month*.
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    Public prayers at Istana
    50 16 1 KANGAR. Fri. The Raja of Perils will attend prayers on the wounds of his Arau Istana on H r. Rava. F<t the first time, I the prayers within the royal pre- 1 i cincts will be open to the public who are Invited to attend.
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    Students' job for trade man
    203 16 SINGAPORE. Fri THE Singapore Government has instructed its Trade Commissioner in Britain to look after the welfare of Singapore students, staying at Malaysia Hall, if the Malaysian Government withdraws the present facilities for them there. The Malaysian Minister for Education. Inche Mohammed Khlr Johari had
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    Bumiputra Sank to open for business on Feb. 1
    198 16 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri The $25-million Bank Bumiputra will open for business on Feb. 1 at its headquar- i ters in Ampang Street here, the managing director. Inche Mohamod Raslan bin Datn Abdullah, said today. A staff of 30 has been recruited
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    The work permit law takes effect in February
    377 16 The work permit law takes effect in February SINGAPORE, Friday ALL non-citizens of S i n g a pore vhether they are already in employment or are seeking employment at basic salary of not more than $750 a month, must apply for work permits from next month. The new Regulation
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    39 16 I AUOS, Fri. Singapore's Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew. yesterday presented the Nigerian Premier. Sir Abubakar Tawafa Balewa. with a painting by a Singapore artist to mark the success of the Commonwealth conference.— U.P.I.
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    MINISTER: I WAS GREATLY IMPRESSED
    101 16 CINGAPORE. Fri Slngapore's Education Minister. Mr. Ong Pang Boon, said today that he had been "tremendously Impressed" by the love of the Indian people for their late Prime Minister. Mr. Shastri. On his return here after representing the Singapore Government at Mr Shnstlfl funeral, he
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    Sentence postponed
    40 16 KUALA LUMPUR. Prl. A labourer. Eng Kam. 19. today pleaded guilty In a magistrate's court to attempting to extort $7,200 from :i:. mi-miller. Ltm Peng Aun. 58. ;it Jalan Rodeer Ins: Saturday. Sentence was postponed to J.m. 31.
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    Schools told: Give more time to oral English
    263 16  -  LAKSHMI NATARAJAN By ITU ALA LUMPUR. Prl. 1Y A visiting Australian educationist, Dr. Roy Adams, today urged Malaysian schools to devote more time to oral English rather than written work because students going overseas wer* handicapped if unable to express themselves. Many
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      THERE'S ROOM FOR ALL
      151 17 THERE'S ROOM FOR ALL n 1 wrrk I Li made a trip upcountry t(l MMt my utu-lr and his family and I would like to share some uiin (I i rfii l imprrssiun^ I h.i\c had of the ordinary Malay folk, our brethren according to the Constitution of our countries
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      67 17 REFER to a letter on :trlcty Mipply to "Grand Prix Kampong." erne has been pn pared for electricity &uppllea to the area, and a temporary &üb-station site has been secured. This .scheme has been approved by the Board and the project to electrify "Grand Prix Kampong" Is
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      78 17 IT is unfortunate that students who got Grade Three In the L examination are rot allowed to stay on for another attempt in any of the Government-aided schools. Only those who failed are considered. Most of them will have to join private schools. What about those who cannot
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      WRONG NEWS OF A FLOOD
      140 17 WRONG NEWS OF A FLOOD ON Jan. 6, I left Kuala Lumpur for Kota Rharu by car wun my family. At the Kuala Trengganu Police Station I enquired about the flooding at Jerteh bridge and was told It was passable. When I reached tne town one and half hours later
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      Education: Theory and in practice
      582 17 HEAVY SYLLABUS AND FALLING STANDARDS i XOTHER s c h o o I year lias opened, and there must b^ many parents who (like mo) view with great misgivings the pr c s ent education policy. In theory thll policy should in time produce v
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      CAMBODIAN HOLIDAY
      209 17 I lOLIDAY-MAKERS who I 1 may have second thoughts about fingerprinting, providing guarantors or other immigration difficulties from our neighbouring countries, or who may wish to avoid a repeated shopping holiday spree in Hong Kong or to whom or who the distance to Japan a little too much,
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      Damaged art
      111 17 I WISH to thank you for your admirable report of the investigations being made by the National Art Gallery Into the cause of the damage to a nu jor work of Malaysian art. "Genesis" by Tuan Syed Ahmad Jamal. However, to say that the painting is "damaged" is
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      65 17 I SALUTE the eomr.-.unity for the in;ense interest they take in the education of estate workers' children. I am Chinese. son of a poor rubber tapper. I have failed the Form VI entrance examination and urn awaiting the Camhridce results. I wish to attend the further edueat'on class
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      25 17 INO JAY I 1 t<i or thorn place vet ■here are nouses which -;11 make do with the f system RESIDENT P. Jaya,
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      151 17 YOU'RE AN EXPERT WITH THE RICOHMATIC M I H Id ID LOADING is or>« ilmple jtep«|ust |C^**^" drop in one of the new 126-Kodak tW t»pe cartridges, and this luiomjtically t«ts your ASA indtx. T vS-' ELECTRIC EYE ipertur* control gives you just the right ■mount of light to match
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      310 17 ftp _~^^^^fli^fl L i^mim^mJl 6 f •"■Hi .^^^H^^^^l I i*^!^^L >^^J 1 l^kLl R. V— Lrfr^ i^^^H Hp^^^H wA*& Mm the latest in hair spray formula* suitable for all types of hair anywhere. AND for an extra lustrous sheen try^Jtl&UOlt Creme Shampoo Available in Apple Blossom or Lemon fragrances with
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      472 18 1 continued from Page IZI ACKNOWLEDGMENT It Words SIS Minimum) MR. MRS. Ahby Llm thank all friend* and relative* who attended their wedding and for tbelr valuable .resents on 8-1-66. ANNOUNCtMtNI It Words SIS Minimum) JUST ARRIVED for the New Tear tk-ason, Cotton Patio Gowna tn a variety of prints,
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      945 18 SITUATIONS VACANT IS Words U 1 V(n. Box St ets. oxtrm VACANCIES FOR TEMPORARY teachers at Buklt Baru Primary English School. Malacca ailed. All applicant* thanked. WANTED LADY RECEPTIONIST Dispenser for P.J. Clinic Working hours 5.30 10.00 p.m. $100/- p.m li<j» MMI ST. K.L. WANTED LAOV SECRETARY for Foreign Commercial
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      958 18 i SITUATIONS VACANT lIS BTaseSj $t 1 Vim.)— Box in rts txtrm < MALAYSIAN AIRWAYS LIMITEO Malaysian Airway* Limited invite* application* for the position of Assist- ant Superintendent, Aircraft Kurnuning jln its Enslneerlng Department. The appointee will be responsible for tbe I general supervision of the Aircraft interior Cleaning Section
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      1060 18 ACCOMMODATION VACANT II HoniM M Win.;— Sex it rfs. extra HOUSES 10 .et at Hapu> Vailey Kluang Terrace $W>/-. l-'lata $75/-. I Shops $VO/-. Mtntniy Modera Manilation. good roada. modern d>aigu ConI tact Tel. «Mj Kluang or Singapore Kman.-e Ltd.. 294. Laveoder tltreet Singapore Tel: ***** '5 DISTRICT 11 NEW
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      855 18 EDUCATION IS Words H Vim.) Box Sti rU. txtrm HOW IS YOUR Malay Pro»rr,..io«- Improve your knowledge ot toe Language by reading Benta tunan Dally, the only romamsed National i^niKuage newspaper CALDBR GIRLS' SCHOOL. Beascale. Cumoerumd. on tbt mild Weat Coast of England. Welcomes girls aged 8- IV any nationality
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      906 18 PETS FOR SALE '.< l».,r<. M,n I Eajß <•» rtt ttlrm PEICRES ALSATIAN GERMAN Shrphenl MKA Clasa I tan weeks I healthy and large size Tel' S'oore I *****. BULL-TERRIER PUPPIES Keren Weeks by Abraxas Ankana of Lenster Abraxas Arnica. View 19, Tessensohn Road, B' pore. LOVABLE MKAI OACMSMUMD Puppies
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      725 18 VEHICLES FOR SALE IS Wordi %t iVlh.i—Box 50 rt. rxlra IT'S MERE I The fabuloas VSM Wi j Coupe. Dee this exciting car M I Bharikat Kiat Distributors (Malaysia) Ltd Orchard Road. Singapore TSBB F CORTINA, 1P62 Austin Super IMI P/600. A/860. 166<i X, Anglla. M IOOu, A/BSO. ldftt Wolaeley.
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      681 18 VEHICLES FOR SALE IS Word, ># r »fin.) tfnt m cts SBtra FOB SALE: ssavaa4ai Flrat Retd (X-! .m Krry/ red Kex:oe apholstery ml*. One owner only. Condition pear&oc* imrr.atu.atf A\« liable ru-d Ktbruary. Cai-l. r"ln*«ln. 11 Becbrr Ro«d. Ipoh. Tel: TI3V2 30. MORGAN PLUS FOUR super Wporta 19b*. Lawrenoe-T'int
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      1226 19 10 LIVERPOOL WEST COAST U.K.. Out S'oora Still I*, mam »»nani ACHILLES Livirpool, GlttgC* («I.IS Jn IS Jl« 17/2* Jaa 21 MENTOR Liverpool, Dublin A'mouth... JM 72 JM 2* Im 20/ I IM 27 uonus Liverpool, Glasgow Jm 21 FM I im 27 CYCLOPS 01, C'asgc* FM I MITHYIIUS I
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      1222 19 T//£LWhI/Af£S m\ 1 THL C*CT ASIA i L-i txo-po-»ie<J "i Ot—i-k Etm?> SAIUWtS 10 wtA* tASI, CONIINENI AN* SCANOINAVIJIi s ova f. S'hia Peaaag *ii. tieiua na«n ri ouig aaa aala mm G!i. 11-14 KINA a) JM IS IS JM U22 21/21 Fel IS 21 FM 21 Mai 14 1*
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      1166 19 I Benuline] EXPRESS SERVICE 10 LONOON. LIVERPOOL CONTINENTAL PWI* RFNVANNArH '•> Liverpool Fill! DfinTAnnUVn 6'moutn Fills Smgipori Pt Sham Peamg Rotterdaa Mat 2 JM IS; IS Jm IS/2* Hamburg Mat 7 BENLOMOND For len3on frt M birtaourt Pt S'naa rt%m% Hamburg Fll 21 IM 24/27 JM 21 M Jm 11/
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      1263 19 BUCKNALL S.S. CO., LTD. SEE OVERLEAF FOR OUTWARO SERVICE FROM U.R./CONTINUTT Leadiig fan CITY OF NEWCASTLE London. Harnbux Rotterdam, S'pon P. SMra Pening Havre, Hull 21,25 JM 2* Jm CITY OF POONA Havre, Bou'ogne, London, H burg, Bremen, Rotterdam, Antwerp 1/ I Fel II 11 Fil CITY IF BROOKLYN London,
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    Easing trend on Rubber Market
    361 20 Easing trend on Rubber Market rIS week values on near- by rubber lost 1J cents, and the easier trend continued report H.C.B. Co. Lid. In their carrent local Rubber Market survey. This was due in part to changed sentiment, partly to pressure developing on the January position I which Tent
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    73 20 /MlNtlt Proouca licnania. Sm«a- p*ra nea«i prisca par picul ytitarday Coconut all: bulk »v> <eiiera drum TB. ■>tpp*r: J»B /Keb i K Continent Ftpptr: Muntol: white ».'.-j» avlMra. «l*.|nl ■MM** t,... k ||M sellers, garbled U.r.ponK iliuk (1M(N1 wllcra tall P»i-r NUM. ASiA II7O<NI Mllrr, lllXlt M.W Sinxaport
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    81 20 THI A»»ooutioo of Banki m Malay 1 ala mada Ukh change* lo iv rataa to merchant* yi*terdajr (all rate* lo ■MM: Unttad lUUii buying TT 82 7/8. airmail OO S3, 90 d/al 33 7/16 cradlt bllla. 33 S/s trade Mlla. Canada: buying TT 3A 6/16. airmail OD 38
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    DOLLAR RATE
    49 20 r PIII. prr*rot rate of thr Mala van 1 dollar .icainst thr pound sUrliiik livid nn Novrmtx-r Jl. 1964 te vllinx I.T. or O.D Is. 3 15 I*l. O.D. It I.d. Thr dollar in at its statutory middle position In relation to its ranee against thr pound.
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    Straits tin price falls $3.75 on less support
    485 20 rpHK Straits tin price in 1 Penang yesterday fell by 53.75 to $701.25 on an offering estimated down in tons to 230 tons. Weaker support at lower level" was given as the reason The Straits tin market will be closed on January
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    MORE DEMAND IN EQUITIES: PROFIT-TAKING IN TINS
    1009 20 From Our Market Correspondent MORE interest was shown .gain in industrials on the Stock Exchange yesterday while in tins, after Thursday's activity and run up in prices, profit-tak-ers were out. The total value of the trading room turnover was $1,626,488. There was less
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    STOCK INDICES
    26 20 Malayan Stork Indices Jan. 13 Jan. 1* •Industrial*: X8.77 89.31 Tin*: I1UI II-'.:» rubbers: 1115.15 105.15 *D*c. 30. 1963 100 Deo. 29. 1!«62 1U0
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    STOCK EXCHANGE OF MALAYSIA
    1093 20 IJISINKSS In and reported to thr Sineapon- and KoaU l.nmpur trading rooms of the St<x-k K\chan»r yesterday, with thr number of the shares traded In brackets: INDUSTRIALS: Bainttad (1.000) |1.7s call D. (1.000) (1.76 c all, 14.000) (1.77 call: Ounlaps (1.000) (1.91; last Smalt (S.OuO) (3.50;
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    H.K. RATES
    38 20 AN thr free exchange market Hong Kong y -trrd.-iv ihr s. Do.'lar >v quoi^l at 0 701 for IT. and %V* for cash. SUrung »a« quoted at IS n aaa) ana laal af geld at 2631.
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      1045 20 I Y7"**""**^KAWASAKI KISEN KAISHA LTD. U.S.A. PaciCic t3c Atlantic Service BangkcH H'loni L. »"2»'ei l». Yor» BMM *""ie« ■tMMHai Mara" 1« 71 Fel JS ?7 Ftl II Mai t Api a Aft MAw "K.eokiwa Mara" K22 Mai 27/31 Mat II Mr May I Ma* v Mai Japan Direct Service i
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      957 20 *USTRAIi«/NEW ZEIUNO SHVICt INDU. PMISUN «N0 f. BUU SEIVICtS I r rmaatle. «aelna«. Mtlkaarat. %imtj Tr IMras mi Nappittiaaai riawil P Sham S'pce S Tore P. S'hjtn Penjrt 8»»f IT» 4' 5 Fee 1/ f Ftk I/It FM SIROHANA JS 31 IM I frt I frt ;CHAKOINA II fek 21/2)
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    CLOSING PRICES
    28 21 Jan. 14. MALAYAN RIBBER PRICE 70 i cents (up one-eighth of a cent). TIN $701.25 (down $3.7.-)). I nofficlal estimated offering 230 tons (down 10 tons).
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    107 21 MELBOURNE, Fn II .<IALS overall were staad) to Dm with rises 111 .ils. camera, however, eased. Turnoxers were low and most mall. Miningj and oils were steady. M w itu Tbuia- M«. n.t Isa 42 S (42/5) N Hrokrn Hill 37 11 (37/11) Ampoi tt/10 ii. Ind M
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    RUBBER PRICES
    236 21 Fl XXI AKV first giutie rubber l.u.b. liuvrrs ilosed at ."> p.m. in iiingapor* and Kuala Lumpur yesterday 't "0 1 cents per lb. up onr-rightl! of a cent on ThursißJ < losing Irvrl for the position. Tlir tone u> idlr. I .md K.M.R.t. rloMns Brieai in tints
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    OPTION PREMIUMS
    92 21 Jan. 14 Throe month*. INDUSTRIALS MeAIMUr eta. l" i llold:n^i 13 cts. M. Invest 111 lls. Punlopa 12 Cta. Iron 8 cla in eta, I) C B.C. 14 CU Rothmans II rts. <t. Cumn-on 10 ctS. r". Bhall 14 Cts. ii Llm T eta. s Land 6 cts.
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    89 21 •HIPS lyinß alengiidt the Sin«sp*rt mhjtvti ar expected teday ars J. l'erhn N.W. 1 >, H.nol I r, Premdent Oarlield ill. M.--jvo Marti •iili.ro _>4, W.-ikamnisu Mho Mani IT Is. lraonMam :n .ii' r.iWor'.l 4: 1 t.i 1413. M Pert Swclttnham: Whsrf Berlhi: IJtaa, Taih:.ku Ntw Whirl
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      162 21 i< uitinnrd Fiom Page 18) FOR SALE 14 H.,rrf« SS (Min.)— Box SO el*, extra GRASSMASTERS niwclally designed IM on banks and In to t\ motor mower PMXM or wr ;e to Lid f< r di- i FurttMf t>;ir ticu ars. cranu OPENING SALE Records p siih IS- tn,n. 10
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      822 21 MISCELLANEOUS ;j Wordt SS (Mm.) Sox SO eft. txrra CENERAL SPRAY PAINTINC/Rfpalra KrfrlKtraton a hours customer'! hou-.<>. Trirphono (Spore) 25<J72 FOR FINE LAWNS, PMfca, PlayucKy liiu. trmm 103 Hi .luck Kokd I- O Bon AT YOUR SERVICE li Worrf. <f. M, n )—H»x el: txlrm PHOTOSTAT BY FOTOMATIC. sh. Rolili.-un
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      936 21 SHERIFF'S SALE In thr High Court in the Krpublic of Singapore. Distress No. 34 of 1965. In the Cause of T. S. Fong Plaintiff versus M Muh;inicci Ibrahim Defendant AUCTION SALE OF Provisions, chocolates, patent medicine, dfl showcases. $110*13. kinglets. Japanese sandals. Pilot pens. Philip radio. KDK lan. etc. etc.
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      794 21 NOTICE While every endeavour is made to publish advertisements on the dates requested it Is not always possible tn adhere to specified dates for insertion due to pressure f of space. The Publishers therefore reserve the right to arrange alternative dates for Insertion without reference All copy is subject to
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      276 21 PUBLIC APPOINTMENT ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT BOARD Applications are Invited for the tuilowing po-sis in the Chief Engineer's Division of the Board i (A) PLANT SIPKKVISOR Qualitiration Kxperienre <1 1 Bachelor of Science i f 'hemistry > from a relonniicd university, or vi i Diploma in Mechanical Engineering or Civil Engineering irom
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      590 21 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS KEMENTERIAN PERTANIAN DAN SHARIKAT KERJASAMA PEMBERITAHU TENDER Tawaran tender Aknti dt-tartau di-Kemenuii.m PerUntan cl;«n Sharlkat Kenas:<nia. Kuala I.umpur hiiiß«a pukul 1200 ten. Mli hari pada nan Ithnln. 31 hanbulun Jamiari. 19UH daripada i orang ramai uniok nenebu nifnebang. memcion dan membakar kali yaiig akhir di-atas tanah hutan" sa-luas
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      346 21 TENDER NOTICE I1MI!\(.\ i'ii:i mmiw HOCKING ii:im M (.1 i:i i \n mi i i On MmM ol Ihr »i\ 1 1 «.t>\ i i:\mi vrOFri Rl i^ 100 LOW (>n 111 I Mill II I I Mill HOI >| K\Ml'(>\(. ni in i; we. rOK ii. K w<\i; TRACTORS,
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      North-South XVs named
      162 22 KUALA LLMPUR. Prl Slneapore Joint Services. whe i*ai Selangor 39-0 In the Malays Cup final bMl last weekend, have only four players in the South team for the annual ru^yer match against North at Penang on Saturday week The Sen Ices players are: B Allcorn, R. Tumor.
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      511 22  - Singapore to spend up to $250,000 on 'large team' to Asian Games ERNEST FRIDA By Singapore, Friday 'pHE Singapore Sports Council will set aside a quarter of a million dollars to send "a large and impressive team" to the Asian Games in Bangkok in December. After a meeting held today,
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      3 'discards' recalled
      247 22 IDROS TAKES OVER FROM SKINNER AGAINST OFK TODAY SINGAPORE, Friday. /CONTINUING their search for talent from al! i v sotirres. the Singapore soccer selectors have recalled three "discards" for Sunday's match against i the Yugoslav team. OFK Belgrade, at Jalan Besar Stadium tomorrow (kickon* 7.30 p.m.). writes
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      PI expect 14 teams : for Youth tourney
      199 22 PI expect 14 teams for Youth tourney ITUALA LUMPUR. Fri. 1V —The Philippine F.A who are organising the eighth Asian Youth soccer championship in Manila from Apr. 30 to May 14, expect a record entry of 14 teams. According to the latest circular from the organisers, nine countries have already
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      Lock icon SIKHS IN H.K.
      37 22 HONG KONG. Fri.— A party W 24 players and six officials from the Malaysian Sikh Sports Coun ell arrived here today to play six hockey and three cricket matches against Hong Kong teams. Reuter.
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      SPORE BOXERS FOR CEYLON MATCHES
      204 22 SPORE BOXERS FOR CEYLON MATCHES SINGAPORE. Fri.— The Singapore Amateur Boxing i Association will send a team of four boxers and one official to Ceylon in April for matches against Civilian and Services teams, Saba president Frank Pestana said today. The boxers likely to make the trip are: Jumahat Ibrahim
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      Lock icon Celtic call off Russian 'date'
      299 22 THE WORLD OF SFORT COCCER Glasgow. Fri. Celtic will not play the I second-leg of their European Cup-winners Cup tie against Kiev Dynamo in Tbilisi next Wednesday. The ScottLsh First DtvUton 'club, who beat the Russiai. sidt 3-0 in the first-leg on Wednesday night, have
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      Baker hits 101 off the MCC
      245 22 SYDNEY, Friday. pHARLIE BAKER. 28-year-old electrician and big hitter in local club cricket, was the hero at Newcastle today when he hit an aggressive 101 for Northern New South Wales Country Districts against the MCC on the first day of their three-diiy match. Mike
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      Coach for AFC
      60 22 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. AMnn Football Confederation na top European coach lor a threeyear term hMtMd Of one year <»s proposed by Fii.i. the world controlling body. A llnal (lectsion will be made at the next Fifa ■xecutive meeting in London In .lulv. said Lim X' c Slong.
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      638 22 KENYATAAN TAWARAN J.K.R. tawaran:' akan di-terlma oleh K R Kedah htiiKKH jam pukol .<ri pada 26hb JanuFOR RETR FADING VARIOUS OF TYREB KOH PEEIOD po I Semua butir2 dan borangS Tawaran boleh-lah dl-dapall daripada Jurutera Jentera. J K.R Kenan Perils. Alor Star, dalam waktu kerja bia-'a .M'RCTERA .TEN'TERA. KEDAH DAN
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      373 22 TENDER IM TON (,AHB\(.r < OMHMI in<. PI kM i letiueis Hie invitee by the Public Health 1 the Supply :nplete of all i. and meclianicHl equip- nicn! for h 100-Ton Garbage Comi'lant. at the Redhtll In-aii.-iri.il Estate. Singapore. Tills Invitation to tender Ls restricted to firms and manufacturers reKUrereci
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      708 22 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS GERMAN SCHOLARSHIPS FOR SCHOOLS OF ENGINEERING AND MINING Applications »re invited from citizens lor scholarships •o study a: Engineering ;ir.d Mining Schools in the Federal Rermb:.i ol Germany and Weal Berlin 1 The plan for studies v. hich be- ems on Ist June. 1966. includes a> A German
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      840 22 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS KUCHING PORT AUTHORITY Applications are invited for the positions described hereunder:— OPERATIONS SIPF.RINTEXDENT Duties of post Include superintending movement* of vessels at the Authority's wharves and thr labour and mechanical equipment used in all wharf and shed operations, under the Traffic Manager. Applicants should be under 40 years
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    NEVER TOO LATE TO SCORE A DOUBLE
    1599 23 NEVER TOO LATE TO SCORE A DOUBLE with Epsom Jeep IPOH, Friday. TOO LATE, a smart winner over B lt on the first day, did another sparkling gallop in yielding going here this morning. He looks good for a double at this meeting. Ridden by Lyall Harbridge, Never Too Late
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    Lock icon Russia to invite NZ coach —Lydiard
    129 23 Russia to invite NZ coach —Lydiard (''HRISTCHURCH, Fri.— The well-known New Zealand athletics coach Arthur Lydiard is to be invited by the Russians to the site in Armenia where they arc trying to solve the altitude problems associated with the 1968 Olympics in Mexico City. Ruaate'i leading athletics coach, Qabiiol
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      47 23 DIARY •sot r.K Tuur match: Spore I v Cr'K Brlftrudc •Jn Bct-.tv- 730 |> <n i MCFA (up senii-hnal: Perak v Bdangor 'Stadium Pcrak. 8 p.m >. Rl (.I.I.I! I nl.i^li i;..l>rrt••iin I ni|iln Perak (Sei im> ■atckea: Ipoh Clul) v ilyoli Mpul padang): Rlang club v R. ng).
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    8 24 FOO TIANG KHENG trophy for his vodka cocktail
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    Lock icon Russian gift
    25 24 RANGOON. Fri The Soviet 1 1 ed four tons of medicine, food and clothing to Burma's Uc.oci victims the WorkDiiily reported today AP
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    Duchess meets Scottish Borderers in Sibu
    110 24 JESSELTON'. Fri. The Duchess oi dourtoday Hew to Sibu in Sarameet officers and men <>f the King's Own Scottish Borderers, of which j she Is the Colonel-In-Chief. Her husband, the Duke. was to have llown to Bario to meet the Gordon Highlanders, but cancelled
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    Barisan expels two more
    87 24 Barisan expels two more SINGAPORE. Fri. The Barisan Sosialis today officially announced the expulsion of two of Its leaders. Mr. Kow Kee Seng and Mr. Chio Cheng Thun. who a week ago had denounced the party. The expulsion was authorised by a resolution passed at a Joint meeting of chairmen
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    Lock icon Fancy that...
    26 24 HEVRYETTA (Oklahoma*. Fri. A new company here has announced plans to offer life, nospitalisation and medical mvv mince for dogs and other pels. -Reuter.
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    Peking gives aid to our rebels –
    273 24 Peking gives aid to our rebels HONG KONG, Fri. Communist China i.s giving assistance to a uroup bent on "revolutionary violence" in Malaya, according to Mr. P.V. Sarma. The New China News Agency quoted Mr Sarma. a former Singapore teacher and leader of the group a.s thanking Peking for help
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    Russians coming next month
    58 24 SINGAPORE Fri.— Mr. Sergei Svirin. Far East correspondent of the Russian news agency Tass. said on his arrival here lOnight that a Russian delegation would be coming here next month or in March. Mr. Svirin. who Is here to open up a Singapore office, was accompanied
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    Folk dancing
    32 24 SINGAPORE. Fri. The Singapore Teachers' Folk Dance Society will hold its next session at Raffles Girls' Primary School hall In Queen Street from 3.30 p.m. to 5.30 p.m. on Sunday
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    Lock icon Tun Razak inspects Nigerian navy
    79 24 LAGOS. Fri— Tun Abdul K.i/.ik. Malaysian Deputy Prime .Minister, visited Nigeria's naval h>M here today. Tun Razak, who attended the recently-t'oneluded Commonwealth conference on Rhodesia, said: Efficiency "The Nigerian naval base is comparatively up-to-date and promising He said he was impressed with the efficiency and
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    Ang Pows at parlies for 390 Sata patients .
    85 24 Ang Pows at parlies for 390 Sata patients SINGAPORE. Fri. Some 390 patients of the Singapore AntlTuberculosls Association were today entertained at two parties given by the association me at Shenton Way and the other at Vttamram Clinic at Chan: 1 Road. Five voluntary workers helped serve the patients with
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    LONDON STOCKS
    326 24 j LONDON. Fri. Stock prices tended lower today, with dealings subdued. Yesterday's British PetI roieutn announcement of a record £60 million common share issur I continued to overhang the Bttr- kei. British bonds moved lower, on calculations thai the BP issue would attract money away from the group.
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    RUBBER
    58 24 LONDON. Fri— Spot 20 9 16d.. FVb. 20id.. March 20 13 16d.. April 20 15, 16d.. April June 21d.. July Sept. 21d.. Oct. Dec. 21d.. Jan March 20;d April June 20 13 16c:.. July Sept 20 13 16d Oct Drc 20 13 16d c.i 1. 20 11,16d.. Feb. 20
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    TIN
    33 24 LONDON. Fn. Buyers £1420 I lrrs £1422; £2Jt. I Forward buyers £1406 < £3>. I £1407 <—£3'. Settlement I £1421 i £8 1. Turnover a.m. 2«5 I tons. p.m. 155 tons. Tone: S:'
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    'SINGATOURI:' FOO'S WINNING COCKTAIL FOR WORLD SALONS
    314 24 'SINGATOURI:' FOO'S WINNING COCKTAIL FOR WORLD SALONS SINGAPORE. Fri. IT TOOK three men and a woman three hours this afternoon to discover "Singatouri." a vodka cocktail which will represent Singapore in the world's drinking salons. The inventor veteran barman Foo Tiang Kheng. 53. of the Adelphl Hotel, who beat 16
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    Girl in seaside hotel tragedy still in coma
    265 24  - Girl in seaside hotel tragedy still in coma SIA CHEONG 3y YEW CIMiAPORF. Fri. The 1 girl found in a i beside the bodj former police officer In .i seaside hotel hi-rr on Wednesday was today identified as Mi-Si«-\v Eng. iMfhtel Negri Sembilan St.ite Executive Councillor. Miss l.cc is still
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    U.S. military plane missing
    27 24 ATHENS. Fri. A United SUteK military Dakota, with 10 people .i" board 1 I fllchi from TurKt Athens airport suihortHes reporteii car aircraft
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    DEATHS
    40 24 STEPHENS or RoiH-rt. aii.i^ ir dau»-ht.r Of Mr on eh Janaarj MADAM GRACE TAN Yowu'i B »nd thenc to Bio.. MR. YIP AH SOW Mn li-avlnt; tM h.: i luiir sons. on. tMghb I t«v.- Imvi-. h. am. Monday.
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      45 24 HieheM utnl lowest temperatures -int.M|x>re for the period 8 p.m. Thursday to 8 Hiehrst lownt Kuala Lumpur 90 72 Kota Bharu K4 73 Pen an i? 75 Ipoh 73 M:ilarca K8 72 ire 86 72 C. Highlands 59 Jesse] ton 86 72 KurlmiL' 86 73
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