The Straits Times, 4 March 1966

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    22 1 WERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 150,000 11* The Straits Times Estd. IM FRIDAY. MARCH 4. 1966 15 CENTS M.C.(P) 1629 KDN 2034
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    'No backing out' pledge
    939 1  -  P. KRISHNAN Envoy flies home RELATIONS 'AS EARLY AS POSSIBLE' By KUALA LUMPUR Thursday THE special envoy of Pre s i dent Marcos, Mr. Modesto Farolan, left here tonight on his way back to Manila after meeting Tengku Abdul Rahman twice, with this promise to the
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    Lock icon Astronauts in the capital
    91 1 Girls wait in rain outside stadium for autographs k sdSMSftrl waittag i\ for an autograph from visiting IS. astronaut Frank Borman is disappointed but she kreps smiling As ac made his way through the mass of students outsidi- Stadium N>gan in Kuala l.nnipur yi-xtcrday he was
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    SCHIRRA HAS A 'TUMMYACHE' ON ARRIVAL
    527 1  - SCHIRRA HAS A 'TUMMY ACHE' ON ARRIVAL BOB NG: By KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs AMERICAN astronaut Walter Schirra was today struck down by common "tummy ache" on arrival here. Ho had to be rushed to his hotel immediately missing a press conference at Subang airport, as well as a welcoming ceremony
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    Lock icon Morning Star
    32 1 LONDON. Thins— Britain's only CommunM dally newspaper, the Daily Worker, is to change Its name to Mornlnu Star whe:i It publishes new enlarged editions In the next few weeks. Renter.
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    Now Toure makes Nkrumah President of Guinea
    206 1 A DIHS ABABA. Ihurs. (.uinea's ri>\in« ambassador. Mr. Mhlull.imDiallo. saiil tonight that Dr. Nkriimah had replaced Mr. s«'kuu Taarc as Presiilrnt of (iuinea. Mr. Diallo said that President Toure stepped down from leadership yesterday and Dr. Nkrumah's Presidency became effective. I "President Toure
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    8-pint girl out
    42 1 i WBRIDGF Thin- NlMicen year old drama 1 1 ideal Baibuia Mv shall has been rxpelled from college here lor (.linking eight pints ol be«r as an initlatioi. ie->t lor membership ol au j I til -male biudeiu dub
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    The Queen 'Satisfactory condition'
    49 1 The Queen 'Satisfactory condition' KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs --The Ministry of Health today reported the condition of the Raja Perin;iiMiri Agoni M being satisfactory. "He;- temperature U normal and nli. 1 is comfortablo." the M.iteinent said. The Queen underwent M appeiidlci'is operation al the general hospital here on Tuesday nlifht
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    Lock icon Punishment to fit the wig
    57 1 KANSAS CITY. Thin.- A j wiuth found '-'uiltv of stealing a \ut vm if ned here lor sin months bj .1 TV*t T r Hany E. Whitney who has been wearj ing a wic (or about. 50 "•on." sa'cl the nv. •> ■you've come before
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    Lock icon Land of wager
    43 1 MERTHYR TYDFIL. Thins. This Briny Welsh mininp town i with a population of 58.310. has, 64 betting shops, the ti'#hwl proproportion per head ot the' population anywhere m Britain, MIHIUMMI to tlic Annual Statistical Report (in the Gamine Act. Renter
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    Lock icon Just fancy that...
    27 1 LONDON. Thurs. An adult education centre in Farnham plans a three-day course on witchcraft. Fifty students have so far filled in application forms. Reuter.
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    Angry Soek closes University
    244 1 SINGAPORE, Thursday. A FURIOUS President Soekarno closed down the University of Indonesia today in an effect to stamp out opposition to his new Cabinet The iiniviMsily has been the focal poinl of iin l i -(.'omiiiiiiiisi demonstrations lor the p;isl week, even after the E*reskJenl issued
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    Lock icon 300,000 in Assam revolt
    63 1 NEW DELHI. Thurs— A revolt by 300.000 Mlio tribesmen In the State nl Assam was disclosed today by the Home Minister. Mr. Gulzarllal Nanda. who told Parliament that troops were being rushed to the scene by road and by helicopter.* Mi Nunda said the rebellion In
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    Baby born in the street
    57 1 TRENTON iMlcbigani Ttaura Tnflk km i.'.ii uj> m the ir.ani --t i"el here '-e-ieij;! while •two pollcripen helped Ig-jrmr-oH Mi .ihiih- SnUtvan give tatatli lo i !l> I n biiby b<p> Mr*. BuUtvsn m inw^ni the i .-i re. t vben »he cmllcd Ht-lp me
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    Big bullion haul by bold thieves
    102 1 Big bullion haul by bold thieves WINNIPEG, Thins. Thieves posing as airline slaff go I away \V iI li t'Ss2oo,ooo in gold bullion in a ioMkia al Winnipeg inter national airporl last night. Two thieves, wearing Air Canada uniforms, drove a stolen airline van to the aircraft that had shipped
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    Viets set oil barge on fire
    35 1 BAIOON Thurs. lllai attacki Panamaniui oil barge itu Pa'mill. i \wi\ Tin- Ktierlllai 100--in..( llinegUl rd on .i VtetnameM oai i per thai was accomp flic barge. DPI Reuie:
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    STOP PRESS
    45 1 ALTERNATIVE TO SIM. A PORK? SYDNEY. Thurs \u>- i. ili. in defenic planners li.im- heuun to study «;i>s to .ut'oniinod ite Itrtwern IMMIo aid ISJN British troops if Singapore at (nmes untiii.iblc within n«-\t four ft ars. it is v port<-d today. Rei'trr
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    Lock icon 'Quiet talks' in Manila on Sock threat
    225 2 'Quiet talks' in Manila on Sock threat MANILA, Thursday. MAN I LA newspapers said today that the Marcos administration had been conducting "quiet consultations" with its allies in the South-East Asia Treaty Organisation on what to do if Indonesia launched a confrontation policy against the Philippines. The Manila Daily Bulletin
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    NAVY TO GET TWO MORE BRITISH WARSHIPS
    124 2 KUALA LUMPUR. I Thur.s. The i Royal Malaysian Navy will commission two I inshore minesweepers on Saturday. The commissioning ceremony will take place at the Ruthenia Jetty. Woodlands, in Singapore, at 11.30 a.m. The Malaysian High Commissioner in Singapove, Dato Jamal bin Abdul
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    Wife slayer is insane
    45 2 MUAR. Thur.s A Hieh Court fan luund timber merch.inr. Nc' K:m I.PC. 32. guilty of Ihe murder of his v.Uc but insane ai the 'imr Ol the offence. Justice Da'.o A/nu ordered (hat he be detained at the Tamp... Mental HoaptUl.
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    Death fall
    31 2 SINGAPORE- Thurs. A bu« conductor. Soon Piew Pin. 44. who sustained brnuu.- head injuries when he fell off a moving bus died iwo hours lalrr in the Genual Hospital.
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    New lawyers
    31 2 SINGAPORE. Tburt. Mr. Alien Yau Lee Nam and Misi RutH Kao Keiig Sene wove admiUed t clay by Mr. Justice lan Ah Tah MM* members of Urn Singapoie Bar.
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    Legs crushed
    25 2 MENTAKAB Thnrs -A tinib'i worker. Sam Ting. 26. had his >!{• OWbed when he fell ofT from a moving lorry ai Triang near btK
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    Sarawak's Party Machinda chief resigns
    115 2 Sarawak's Party Machinda chief resigns j^i ohm;. Than. i lie secretary general of Sarawak's Party Machinda. Mr. Yco Cheng Hoc (above), has resigned from the party. The party's founder ehairin.m. .Mr. Michael Buma. resigned last December. It is learnt that Mr. Yro is likely to rejoin the ranks of the
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    Manpower study by ILO experts
    42 2 JESKEi.TON. Thur.s. Tro experts from the International Labour Organisation. Mr. Kesap Een r.ci Mr. Rene c.itv. have arrived hrre to MaM the noply o: muned manpower and ye the trend for ihe next five ci 10 years.
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    Walker on 'if the talks between Malaysia and S'pore succeed...'
    221 2 'I "HE success of the defence 1 talks between Singapore and Malaysia would serve as a good take-oil point to open new negotiations be'ween the two countries and Britain on defence arrangements in this area. This was Indicated yesterday by
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    Two Red Cross visitors due
    53 2 KUAI.A I.UMPL'R- Tim; The secret :iry-i;cnrr<i l <■[ the 1 <\<- cur of Red CroH Boric Hcr.rik Brer- w lil arrive- ben on Sunday on ,i two-dny fact-flndirui and iroodwill visit. From here hf rill My to Singapore He will lied by B.iiipii F. G.
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    More money out
    36 2 SINGAPORE. Thuis. The (KM circulation of currency notes and coins n, Milmili 'including Singapore and Brunei i at the end of 1964 ..s 51.376.7 million compared vuili 51. 296.4 million th« previous year.
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    Strike threat by Penang port workers
    228 2 Strike threat by Penang port workers PENANG. Thurs. More thun 1.000 port workers divided last night to 'au on strike if the management refused to meet their final claims for salary revisions originally'submitted In May 1964 A total of 1.071! member* of the Port Commission Employees' Union voted mr strike,
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    Wider powers to fight corruption
    269 2 gINGAPORE'S Corrupt Practices Investigation Bureau is to be given wider powers under the Prevention oi Corruption (Amendment) Bill now before Parliament. Officers of the bureau will in future be ablf to exercise the .special powers ol investigation at present conferred on police officers by the
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      Lock icon Row over British Week reception at the Hilton
      228 3 Row over British Week reception at the Hilton ||OM. KONG Iliurs 11 Hrilisl, Week, a bit bill to in. ike the Colon* l»u> mure of the home eeMtry'a K*o4s h.is run into s,,ii i more rouxb ■etag A minor storm ha» b'»w n up iivcr the decision of the Board
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      Hong Kong ban on Russian liner crew
      63 3 Hong Kong ban on Russian liner crew ||O\G KONG, Thurs. Hong Kong immigration authority today banned crew of the first cruise liner to visit the British colony from landing for shore leave. M. Urit- <>'. :<vn on ;i round- I Knl-urna with in.s-.s. Nikolai AmbroaoT. Its I insi tii* the
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      Reds in new Syria Govt
      22 3 CUB, Thur.s. The designate, in, yesterday i L'o-m.ui Cabinet which Communist ministers lor line m Syria*! history.
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      The Sarge was such a success—as robber
      128 3 The Sarge was such a success— as robber QLOENBURG. (West (wirm.iMv i, Thurs. A former H.unhun; police ■ergeaal who in oiv <iut> houis i ir\ed out a ncu career as Wesl Germany's nios| successful bank robber was Jailed here yes trril.iv for years. lln::o \llVvkc :.1. never 'im-<1 in-, police
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      Nkrumah sought aid in Moscow, Peking: Sackey
      397 3 Nkrumah sought aid in Moscow, Peking: Sackey THE former Ghanaian Foreign Minister. Mr. Alex Quaison-Sackey, placed in protective custody when he returned to Accra yesterday, later said he believed that the ousted President, Dr. Kwame Xkrumah, had asked for Russian and Chinese help. But. he told a Press conference, he
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      Lock icon Artists use jam, bread for edible paintings
      98 3 Artists use jam, bread for edible paintings |^EW YORK. Thurs— A urn up of artists eatbered in New York yesterday md I nun lied what could become a new ••pop" art craze edible paintings I'siiiK jam. peanut butter and slices of bread Instead of paints and canvases the artists produced
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      Lock icon Pakistan protests: Indian troops continue to occupy Sialkot
      295 3 Pakistan protests: Indian troops continue to occupy Sialkot RAWALPINDI, Thursday. PAKISTAN bas protested to the United Nations 1 against India's continued possession of three places in the Sialkot sector. 150 miles south-east of Rawalpindi, the Foreign Minister. Mr Zulfikar Ali Bhutto, said last night. India and Pakistan l i:tri agreed
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      Drought kills 15m sheep
      34 3 CAVBFRRA Thurs Droiieht has killed ,v least Ii million *heep mic' 1..500.000 cattle in Eastern. Australia. Mr. T.B.C. Walker. Australian Woolgrowers" and Gra- zier.s" Council president, mid to- I day
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      GOLDBERG MADE TO WAIT: WALKOUT AT BBC
      186 3 GOLDBERG MADE TO WAIT: WALKOUT AT BBC I ONDON. Tnurs.— The U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations. Mr. Arthur Goldberg, angrily stalked out of a TV studio last night minutes before he was to have been interviewed on Vietnam before a live television audience because he was made to wait
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      Johnson: Supersonic air travel by 1974
      121 3 \yASHINGTON, Thurs. —President Johnson said yesterday the United States hopes to conduct first flight tests on a supersonic jet passenger plane by 1970 and to introduce it Into commercial service by 1974. In .i messagt to Congress on transport problem*, he asked for the
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      Lock icon Liberal peer swings behind Wilson
      285 3 Liberal peer swings behind Wilson I ONDON. Thurs. An Irish-born Liberal peer yesterday swung his support to Mr. Harold Wilsons Labour Party in the general election battle. Lord Kilbracken 45-vear-old explorer, author and journalist, announced he •JH ioining Labour. He I linj> bren a member of the minority Liberal Pr\rtv
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      Lock icon Americans admit loss of a nuclear weapon
      265 3 Americans admit loss of a nuclear weapon WASHINGTON. Thurs. The United States yesterday admitted for the first time that a nuclear weapon was missing in Spain and said some pluto- nium and uranium had been scattered over a small area. The weapon has been missing since a collision between a
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      Lock icon Allied deputy
      33 3 PARIS. Thur.s. Major General E. Rasmu&sen of the Royal 1 Danish Air Force wa.s yesterday named Deputy commander and Air Deputy of Allied Forces. Northern Europe. with headQuarters in Oslo. Reuter-
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      Lock icon Just fancy that
      43 3 MANILA. I hurs Archimedes Alma. 48. returning to his home in the town of Rizal after an absence of two months i-ould not find his house. Police said that thieves had apparently dismantled the small house piece by piece. Reuter.
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    Handley had greater motive, says counsel
    639 4 RAF MURDER CASE SINGAPORE, Thursday. J)AT() l);i\id Marshall today suggested to a court-martial trying an RAF sergeant for the murder of his colleague, thai one of the main prosecution witnesses, Sgt. Robert Handlev, had "a greater motive" for committing the crime. Dato Marshall is
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    Abduction of woman: Young man charged
    175 4 Abduction of woman: Young man charged QINGAPORE. Thurs. A > -i young man was today charged before the ninth magistrate, .Mr. Tan Hoay Djin, for abducting a woman. A.M.G. Chakrapani, to force her into "illicit intercourse" on Christmas Day last year. Lee Apwi is alleged to have committed the offence
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    Gift from temple
    23 4 SINGAPORE. Thurs— The Sikh temple at Kirk Terrace, Pardesi Khalsa Dharmak Diwan. has donated $525 to the Medical Progress Fund.
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    Chamber chief opens show
    48 4 SINGAPORE. Thurs— The president of the Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce. Mr. Soon Peng Yam. today declared open an exhibition of 100 paintings by Mi*, Sunyee. The exhibition at the Chamber will remain open between 10 a.m. and 7 p.m. from tomorrow to Monday.
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    A recital of sonatas at The Vie by famous Duo
    111 4 A recital of sonatas at The Vie by famous Duo SINGAPORE. Than. Local music enthusiasts will have another opportunity to hear the inter-nationally-renowned German "Duo" Denes and Anneliese Zsigmondy when they Rive a sonata recital at the Victoria Theatre on Thursday. March 17. The recital presented by Goh Soon Tioe
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    Inauguration
    32 4 SINGAPORE. Thurs— The Inauguration ceremony of eight management eommltee of community centres in the Bukit Timah Constituency will be held at the Bukit Timah Community Centre at 7.30 p.m. on Saturday.
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    DAY CAMP FOR CHILDREN
    96 4 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The Young Women's Christian Association and the Chinese Young Men s Christian Association will hold a day camp for 60 children between eight and 12 years of age from April 11 to 16. between 9 a.m. to J 6 p.m. daily, at the Chinese
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    CLOTHING: A BIG MART IN AFRICA
    164 4 CLOTHING: A BIG MART IN AFRICA SINGAPORE. Thurs. The chairman of the Singapore Garments Manufacturers Associat i o n, Mr. Lam Thian. said tonight that there was a great potential market in Africa for Singapore's young garment industry. Mr. Lam. who is a member of the Singapore trade mission to
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    Cop takes his brother to police after $1,100 theft
    243 4 Cop takes his brother to police after $1,100 theft SINGAPORE. Thurs. A thief surrendered himself to police yesterday on his brother's adviet\ after he had spent his S3OO share of the loot he had stolen. His brother is a police constable. In the Second District Court today. How Wai Chow,
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    THIRTEEN SLAYINGS IN PAST 2 MONTHS
    475 4 CINGAPORE'S murder scorecard with almost 10 months of the year still to go, has risen to 13 with three more killings committed in the last 24 hours. The three latest cases are: NO. 1: A 21-year-old provision shop assistant. Tan Lam Phong, was stabbed
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    Husband admits his own adultery, is granted divorce
    232 4 Husband admits his own adultery, is granted divorce SINGAPORE, Thursday. A MARRIED salesman. Tan Kirn Hui, who had an affair with his former girl-friend, today petitioned Mr. Justice Winslow for a divorce on the ground of his wife's adultery. Mr. Freddy Yin Ec Kheng. counsel for the petitioner, said that
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      78 4 TODAY Exhibition. Japanese decorative arts. Victoria Memorial Hall. 10 a.m. 8 p.m. Play. 'Our Home Town." Cultural Centre. 8.45 p.m. Exhibition or art collections. Art Museum. University of Singapore. 9 a.m. 4.30 p.m. Chinese Hamanese opera. Sembawang Road 13 'j m.s.. 2 p.m. 5 pm. and 8 p.m. 12 p.m.
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    HOW OTHER RACES CAN ALSO BE MALAYS: Umno
    1222 5 Constitutional Commission: Third day J^ MALAY need not be a Malay by race, according to the chairman of Umno Singapore. Inche Ahmad Haji Taff. He appeared today with five other Umno Singapore leaders before the Constitutional Commission, The commission's Chairman, the Chief
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    Tengku leads 44 in goif holiday
    109 5 Tengku leads 44 in goif holiday A LOR STAR. Thurs. The Prime Minister. Tcngku Abdul Rahman, flew into Alor Star this afternoon for a week-end holiday. Accompanying him were 44 golfers from Kuala Lumpur who are playing for his team in a friendly mutch against the Sultan's team at the
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    Moneylender is sued
    56 5 SINGAPORE. Thurs. S. RaI maiah. of Market Street. h;-s filed a suit in the High Court claiming I damages lor alleged wrongful arrest and imprisonment against moneylender. Nallathambi Servai, I also known as NaKithambi Pillai I The writ was issued on Ra- mai ih's behalf by tht
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    Unions urged: Press for bigger old age benefits
    258 5 Unions urged: Press for bigger old age benefits SINGAPORE, Thursday. r J*HE National Trades Union Congress has advocated that trade unions in Singapore should press for an increase in Central Provident Fund contributions for their members rather than strive for immediate wage rises. In an editorial in its latest edition
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    Lock icon 3 Filipinos arrested in Sabah
    71 5 JESSELTON, Thurs.— Three Filipinos have been arrested for having pistols, ammunition and explosives, a police spokesman said here today. The Filipinos, described as old residents of Sabah, were caught In an ambush at Tamparull, about 45 miles from here, alter police got a tip-off recently.
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    Royal gesture
    30 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. The sultan of Selangor yesterday presented $200 to Inche Harm bin Sohod. who lost his home b a fire at Kampong Bahru hen last month.
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    RAZAK GETS $13,355 D-FUND CHEQUE
    117 5 I/UALA LUMPUR, Thurs. The Deputy Pr.me Minister. Tun Abdul Razak, received a cheque for $13,355 for the National Defence Fund from the Minister of Education. Inche Mohamed Khir Johari. at the National Operations Room here tod. y. This sum Includes $3,900.97 being the balance collected
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    Better roads
    26 5 KAJANO. Thurs. The Gov- j ernment is to spend $30,000 to Improve roads in the new villages in the Ulu Langat district this MV,
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    POLICE FIND $40,000 OPIUM IN CAR
    109 5 POLICE FIND $40,000 OPIUM IN CAR ALOR STAR. Thurs.— Alter a five-hour wait, Kanpar police seized 180 katis of raw opium worth 540.00Q from a car at Kampong Jejawi. near the Perlis-T h a i border, early this morning. Acting on a tip-otr. a police party led by AMt Supt.
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    Police raid gaming stalls
    60 5 TBMTUK ANSON. Thurs. The I'oHce here haw stepped up their c.tmpaign a sadist Ulega! operators of fanoui k..iv.!h machines in the Lower PsM districtDuring the past two nighta they raided th<> lor:.; amusement park here and to"k awnv [oui iumine devices. s:x pin-tablei VCn also seized
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      280 5 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS 5. Declining to see the devil. I. Blame Idiots ordering charge perhape! (7). ai me end of tne war? il4i 6 A test ot translation. In s 8, 9. C!i:el clergyman in Mcl- ?f?se (5). bournt. for example? to. t> 7 ColUpsed going Into the the--11.
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    A STRAITS TIMES Feature AUSTRALIAN INDUSTRIES INDUSTRIES
    7 6 A STRAITS TIMES Feature AUSTRALIAN INDUSTRIES INDUSTRIES
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    A USTRALIAN-MADE EQUIPMENT MEETS TEMPO OF S.-E.A. INDUSTRIES
    249 6 Demand for quality machinery \A/ITH the ever-increasing tempo of industri alisation in South-East Asian countries. the demand for high-quality precision engi neering machinery is growing almost daily. Australian-built machine tools and metal working equipment well-known throughouf the world are helping to meet
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    EXHIBITORS VISIT JURONG FACTORIES
    147 6 AUSTRALIAN exhibitors at the Singapore International Machine Tools and Metal Working Exhibition held last December, took time out to visit the |urong Industrial Estate The party, led by the former Australian Trade Commissioner in Singapore, Mr. Richard C. Tallboys, visited a number of pioneer factories. The
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    Asian engineers learn first-hand about products
    294 6 AN Australian pump-making company not only appoints agents in export Markets, but also brings the agent's engineers to Australia to learn first-hand about the product. The overseas engineers study the equipment and its operation in the local market. Four of the company's Asian agents
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    TRADE ENVOYS
    16 6 MR. K Lc ROSSICNOL. Australian Trade Commissioner, K.L. MR. WATT. Australian Trade Commissioner, Singapore.
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      195 6 The whole world is using more and more AUSTRALIAN industrial products and equipment The whole world is using more and more Australian products at competitive prices. The wide range includes welding machinery, wire products, extruded metal proindustrial products and equipment. (In 1964-65, for metal-working and woodworking machinery, compressors ducts. And
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    S.-E.A. turns to Australia for supply of taps, drills
    310 7 S.-E.A. turns to Australia for supply of taps, drills COUTH EAST Asian countries arc turning to Australia for their supplies of highspeed drills ;md laps essential tools lor tlieir rapidly expanding engineering indusIrics. Australian high-speed drills have won a worldwide reputation for their quality. Forced from tally-formulated carbon steels they
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    Secret process for tough saws
    443 7 Secret process for tough saws AN Australian saw company is using a secret heat treatment it developed to give its products a tough quality and long-life accuracy. The company Is one of the biggest < f its kind in Australia in one y< ar it turns out 55.000 circular saw
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    Precision lathe ideal for training, industry
    391 7 AN Australian company's general purpose 11 in. swing heavy-duty precision lathe has won approval from technical training authorities because of its convenient size. In New South Wales it is being used for apprentice training in 14 colleges. Many are in use and on order
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    Malaysia, S'pore buy 'wire for all needs'
    396 7 Malaysia, S'pore buy 'wire for all needs' rHE Australian wirr In- dustry cater- for almost Uie whole range of Au»- i tralla's requirements as well a.s the reeds of export customers, which in-i-ludes Singapore and Malaysia. ne industry has won world-wide recognition in tne lield of wire manufacture and processing
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    NEW WELDERS FOR OVERSEAS MARKETS
    460 7 /iNE or A v s t r a I i as largest suppliers of arc welding equipment has expanded its range with the addition of three new welders for industry and the home workshop. These new models and their work capacities range from use by
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      91 7 i Stokes (AUSTRALASIA) LIMITED \S2^HkKh' Manufacturers and exporters of Ball jk .S-rj -H(L 1 Valves and Camlock Couplings (for W^B KH A W I petroleum products, flour, cement, tgSV^L.%' BALL VALVE I etc. etc.) for industrial use. -4 Mr. R. G. Sneddon, Sales Director, ggggggV— ~^fe I of Stokes (Australasia)
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    Britain course for salesman
    49 8 PSNANO. rhurs. a motor salesman, Inchp Kamal Mohamad Ha Shim. leaves (or Britain on Sunclav follow a course m motor salesmanship with the British Motor Corooration. Inche Kamal. of Wearnc Bras.. Penan«. is :i ion Bl Hrj; C. M. H;«-!nni. lormer Prnang Umtio ■)n .-.tlpiit.
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    159 on parade
    25 8 KUALA LUMPUR. Tbun. A |)a.N.smg-out parade of 459 rpcnuti of the Ifatatyalan Army win be held al the Port Dick-son ■arriaon tomorrow.
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    Girl, 18, tells of love letters to man, 32
    309 8 KUALA LUMPUR. Thursday. 18-year-old girl, once under the care of Malacca Girls' Home for being friendly with a 32-year-old man. today told a magistrate's court that she wrote him a number of love letters. But. she added, her feelings for him
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    Fire fighting course
    39 8 Fire fighting course lonuon. Thur».— lncne Mansor b:n Haji Mahal amit < I spr.ior Instructor .it the Crmral Training School of Fire Fighting. Ruab Lumpur, la now li Manchester (ludylng mip lati I fighting technique*. Hr will return In July
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    Pillion girl killed in crash
    66 8 Pillion girl killed in crash IPOH, Thurv A ttirl pillion rider was killed in a crash between a tarry and a motor-cycle at the Maxwell-Kuala K.inssar Kn.iil junction here this afternoon. The motor-cycle rider, (hong Tet l,im, 21. who was unconscious, was admitted to the General Hospital here Police, until
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    Consumers' body gets $5,000 aid to keep it on the go
    205 8 Consumers' body gets $5,000 aid to keep it on the go I/UALA LUMPUR. Thurs.-— The Selangor Consumers' Association was today given a grant of $5,000 by the Central Government to enable it to carry out its activities. The grant was to fulfil a promise by Tengku Abdul Rahman last year
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    Dead beside his bicycle
    51 8 IPOH. Thurs. A labourer, Hi,M!im bin Mo.sui. 3(>. was Jound dead beMrie his bicycle along the main trunk road in Biinpani; Pulal. seven miles south of here. vwUrday. I Police believe ihat he mv knocked dcv.n by a hit and run vehicle and appealed for eye-
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    Police catch three car thieves
    178 8 Police catch three car thieves Trom A SRIPATHY Tf ALACCA. Thurs ifl Three men brlirved to belong to a gang specialising in stealing cars were dptained by police in Wolferstan Road here yesterday. A Mercedes-Benz car. a large quantity of tools and three false number plates were recovered. Thai currency
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    House burgled
    37 8 SINOAPORK Than. Burglars broke into the hou.se of a wumaii. Anunali binte Haji Idn*. 44. in J.ilan L.id.i las' night and stole jpuellcry and cash worth S3-500. Thr bur^lurs ga-.ned entry thruUKh thr kitchen door
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    Gangsters held
    29 8 PSNANO- Tbun. Four secret I ■OCfCty leaders were arrested by police In the pa.st four day.s. Ail four are being detained under th^ Prevention uf Crimes Ordinance
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    D-Fund dance
    30 8 IPOH. Thins The Police Volunteer Reserve here will hold a charity dance in aid of the Natior.al Defence Fund at the 6t. Jr hi Ambulance hall on Saturday.
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    75 pass final law examination
    316 8 T"HE University of Singapore today announced the names of 75 new lawyor.s who pa.-.-od the final examination for the degree of Bachelcr of Laws held in January this year. The following candidates p.twd UM examination: (I. ASS II HONOIKS i||ip'r Divisium: Hpiopii Victor Morals. Wong
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      19 8 HOLIDAY YOUR WAY TO 011? tal In ROUS-ROYCE Jf! fJHITISH OvtßStA:, AIRMAIS CORPORATION WITM AIR INDIA AND QANTAS 27A/268/6i/tR,MAL
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      75 8 SEE MORE rail riinnnnT?r? Uuj LyULJULJULE BY BOAC Take off for Tel Aviv W^i p 4 4 jL explore Rome 1 iriamftilH and Zurich ißlj^BMaSß^ak^ fc^T^^B^ll at no extra airfare For more details of BOAC'S services, consult ypur local BOAC Appointed Travel Agent or Malaysian Airways (General Sales Agents) Telephone
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      153 8 Aih'tf On ft Iff/ Ham lin HO.XCCW OOP?* WELL/THAT'S NOT ALL 1 I'LL SAY IT AIN'T! WHA.TCHA > I'M MAKIN' > YOU'RE MAKIN' ME./ ITS \VOU'RE MAKIN' V COIN'? YOU A TAIR J V FOR CATSAKE/ t4OT? JME NERVOUS '/^-^X^S IHt li I rtictf titf oh4*Mtt*r t.imlil 1 v I
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    The gangster they could not catch
    1983 9 The gangster they could not catch LONGIE ZWILLMAN THRIVED ON EVERY VICE THAT CAME WITH PROHIBITION IN THE US. ABNER (Longie) Zwillman a tall, tough American gangster was still only in his twenties when, in 1927. he acquired three huge breweries in the New Jersey cities of Paterson, Union City
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      206 9 A BDULLA (37) The finest blends of Virginia tobaccos specially imported from England justsocts.forlo Stylish looks and racing pep along with two-family room and armchair comfort i It Win (V s~^Jm I mil ~ZZJ SUE— I— JHBE Ttt **"k >m A Toyota Corona gives you all these features plus economy!
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
    87 10 WordM %li Viimanai PR A MRS YONC r 1 rn.nt tr-mAt and r-lailvf, for Ikatl i^i «nd good ißlafi i>r. 'hflr wtHlfilOK NCALE AND HERMT CONSICLIERE Thank all fri«nd« and rrutn'< Pa •h»l- •tii-nri.inir and MM Btft* the YIN ir.,i <;oh HmlHn «n n Ihank lIH BMkap «nd Mm:.t<-r>
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  • The Straits Times
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      No Doubts Remain
      684 10 Tn< Philippines Ciovorn- ment will nut go back on its! announced intention to nor- j mahsp relations with Malaysia. On this. President Marcos' special envoy, Mr. Faroian. h.is been definite. Recognition will not come, however, as quickly a> m hoped and ex- pected. Mr. Faroian has offered
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      Sabah Elections
      388 10 Tli, Sabah elections to be hold by the middle oi this year will mark a major step forward in the State's political i development. They will be the > first direct elections, and they will result in a State Assem- bly much more representative ol the people than
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      Consumer Action
      211 10 The grant of $5,000 which the Central Government yesterday handed to the Selangoi Consumers' Association will permit early errors in the form of debts to be set right 1 &nd enable the organisation to 1 make a fresh start. This time it can be expected to put first
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      Slowing down transport lorries
      235 10 I STRONGLY support the criticisms put forth by the Chairman Ol the Automobile Association of Malaya. Mr F A. Fielding, on the contemplated use of tachographs and governor.-, and I am greatly surprised to learn that the Minister of Trans port. Dato Sardon bin Haji Jubir.
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      Singapore work permits
      183 10 rE lollowing replies to three letters on Citieenshlp. birth certificates and work permits are made by Mr. A. Nadesan of the Singapore Ministry of Labour: ADOPTIONS: Feb. 111-If9 1 -If there are any persons in the position of the women referred to by "UNWANTED" they should apply
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    Learning Malay-201
    480 10  -  YUNUS MARIS By M.A. University of Malaya 201 VOCABULARY Trgaa, MfcnrgasKAN (v> to empha.su*; PEmuda (m youth. prrinfkat (Bj le\el or: lorm, e.g Perinjkat lima Form V tencaii, MEnrngah im to be medial or ceir-rul; also: .secondary. e.R. aekolah MKnengiih (Ni secondary school. COMBINATION ol "Ft AN" or
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    A new emerging force confronts Soekarno
    982 10 A new emerging force confronts Soekarno HE GAVE THEM A MARTYR. THEY NOW WANT HIM— OUT PR ES IDENT Soeka mo. by allowing student demonbtrators to be shot down at his palace gates last week, now has more on his hands than a problem of maintaining law and order. He
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      673 10 I.OUPLANO tM I inlb« f, n' oMi < <In»y Rvd> <• on lal M i 'Mi ii „,H, Hi H,mmi,m PICKERING GRIFFITH JOHfJ k -Vipott U.h-T'.rk-rili. 'i»-IO(.:Mi Ofttf.tb h.n»« n bNmß] Hrt Wti(B Hi.. Rsaaaßtal iTi-drting PERSONAL ir H <7I I MaaaaM tHIRLCY V£O AM KIT mm* !wi »«r M>
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      54 10 SEX AND THE TEEN-AGE GIRL: Are girls emotions in fact more complex than boys What kind of girls do young men prefer to j marry? A psychologist gives frank answers, tells how to control explosive emotions' and advice on what to do if its already "too late" in MARCH Reader's
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      282 10 S JB I*. :•s&&£ jflJß If J^^B WjcJF^r TAKE ONE ANOTHER POPS UP. Soft, strong scotties hold up like a handkerchief. In six pretty colours: Pink, Turquoise, Yellow, Apricot, Lilac and White. NEW LADY SCOTT PRINTS Matched sets of softest 2-ply "frg^p-^V facwl and bathroom tissue in B gay prints.
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    Mystery parcel from Malaysia starts a scare
    443 11  - Mystery parcel from Malaysia starts a scare Rudy Beltran BOMB EXPERTS CALLED IN— FOR A PEWTER By KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday TWENTY-ONE-YEAR-OLD Miss M. K. Yong, daughter of the proprietor of Selangor Pewter Company here, recently sent a gift parcel to on accountant in England on instructions from one of her
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    Free piglets
    29 11 KAJANG. Thurs. The Veie- 1 nnary Department here has dis- 1 tributed 100 p:a;eus to 20 farmer.* I h Bunfltf Cliv;. village under j 'lie pdwah system.
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    Singapore boys build their own electronic brain-for $900
    207 11 Singapore boys build their own electronic brain-for $900 electronic analogue computer, used for measurement in rocketry, aircraft and i missile construction, has been built by the I staff and students of the Singapore Vocational I Institute. > The computer, weighing about 1001 b.. is 3J feet long and 2J feet
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    New road tolls to start on March 16
    93 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. Road tolls will be imposed on all traffic using the new road from Tanjong Malim to Slim River from March 16. This was announced today by the Minister of Works. Posts and Telecommunications. Dato V. T Sambanthan. The charges
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    Mr. Gomes and scholarship
    62 11 JESSEITON. Thurs. A Bai biih Government spokesman confirmed today that the scholarship offered to Mr Harry Reginald G<>mes was withdrawn by "mil- tua', agreement" between the i Govern nent and Mr OnrtiM fir viid this m arranepd I «ftor Mr GtiniPs had Indtotad I he wanted
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    Club fair
    30 11 lAIPING. Truirs Ai Ir.rernatloaal Fair In aid ot the Taipln? I Ml Wheel Club will be held at the Kwangtung AksortsMoi. tn I Temple Street here on Sunday.
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    New CD. officer
    17 11 PARIT BUNTAR. Thurs.— Mr K. Wißnoswaran Is now the Krian i Civil Defence Officer.
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    RMAF squadron completes 10,000 hours
    178 11 RMAF squadron completes 10,000 hours KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs.— The Herald Squadron of the Royal Malaysian Air Force, formed three years ago. today completed IC.OOO flying hours. This in layman language means 2.400.000 miles or five return journeys to the moon. Fit. Lt Doong Ngit Kuan and Fit. Lt. Choy Yoon
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    Cheerful all day long—he moves only on all fours
    280 11  - Cheerful all day long— he moves only on all fours K SUGUMARAN B> DENANG, Thurs. He is cheerful all day long and surprisingly nimble for one who has been able to move only on all fours lor the past seven years. Ex-polio victim Narayanan Letchumanan, 14. has been to school
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    TENGKU'S VISIT: 'WE WERE NOT CONSULTED'
    277 11 TENGKU'S VISIT: 'WE WERE NOT CONSULTED' KUCHING, Thursday. CARAWAK Alliance leaders are not happy over the arrangements made for the recent seven-day visit to Sarawak by the Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman, the Sarawak Chief Minister. Dato Stephen Kalong Ningkan, said here today. Dato Ningkan, who disclosed this on his
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    Malayanised Survey dept this year
    76 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. The Survey Department will become the second department to be completely Malayanised in the Ministry of Lands and Mines, when two expatriate officers leave this year after completing their contracts. The Minister. Inche Abdul Rahman bin YaTcub. disclosed this when he opened
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    Crime lull in Penang
    25 11 PENANG. Thurs.— Penanp aern free of major crimes for tho p»st fortnight. Yesterday only three minor thefts were reported to poilre
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      193 11 <&> teJß^^^ _l Do you have that nasty 'chesty' Jeeiing? Are you couo.hing pa.-< u tly. brino.np up unpleasant ohlegm? Have you an irritating, tickim* roug* that keeps you awake at night? ASTREM ELIXIR contalnt •even t pecial Ingredients to deal with each of these symptom* and by attacking the
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      112 11 NOT JUST A STOPOVER... BUT A HOLIDAY DESTINATION... fi nnri 1 1 your n[ar[st FPK I H AUSTRALIAN rklll I! CAPITAL is only FIVE hours away Diwcwer a r»»w weld yoi'ng, vigorous and with an immense variety of impr»-,Mv(» J scenery -.~_A r^^-» J* We-' n«w oeop'e warn I K
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      763 11 TV MALAYSIA CHANNEL 5 KnaU with Fess P-rker": 7 News I. ii m pur. Prnanr; 6 Ipoh, In English: 7.10 Sports Malacca: X .lohorr Rahru; Arena: 7-3S The Lone Ran--4 Taipiitf; 7 Batn Pahat; »er "Finder* Keepers": 8 3— Kiuan.. News in Mandarin: 8.10 Classical Songs: 845 The PM.: 3
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  • MIDFL NOW HAS $4.4m INVESTED IN TEXTILE
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      extension to Jurong
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      New link for local industries
      592 12 THE |5J million extension of the Malayan Railway into the .luronu Industrial Kstato is a model ol co-opera-tion between the Railway Administration and the Singapore Kronomir I) c clnpmcnl Board. rtiis feat nr engineering which took 40 months to complete will be Jointly opened today
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      Rail offers cheap transport
      179 12 •'THE Malayan Railway extension to Jurong Industrial Estate owes its existence to two factors. Thry arc the presence in Jurong of >cores of Industries, needing nnv material and markets in Malaysia, and the economically advantageous position of thf Railways to move largo quantities ol poods and
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      34 12 LET RAILWAY TAKE GOOD CARE OF YOUR GOODS mi 4gK X iin iiitwssjaa^^a^a^tsla^a^^a^aW* Nir /'''"WKwdJm '9^ a^BV^^aV^w^V^^^a^a^a^aV^^^^Br^^^T^^a^a^^V^^^^^^^^^^^aT^^aH EFFICIENCY! RELIABILITY! fAND PROMPT SERVICE! ENQUIRIES TO:THE CHIEF COMMERCIAL OFFICER KERETAPI TANAH MELAYU KUALA LUMPUR. TELEPHONE: *****.
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    Malayan Railway spending $20 mil. for development
    351 13 Malayan Railway spending $20 mil. for development 'THE Jurong extenA sion of the Malayan Railway is only part of the Railway Administration's bid to stay on top in tho highly competitive transportation industry. Fully aware of the keen competition from road haulers, tin* Railways are doing everything possible to lure
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    Reinforced tunnels
    98 13 ic From Page 12 bridges is 303 feet lon™. It is supported on four piers and two end abutments. The bridge consists of four 50-foot spanr and a 103-foot span The tunnels for the first ti.ne in cither Singapore or Malaysia are reinforced with U.S. manufactured corrugated steel
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    Construction in progress
    27 13 About 400 labourers were used in builamg the new line. Some removed earth from cuttings (above) while others helped in the construction of tunnels
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    NEW RAIL STAGES
    29 13 A goods train leave the line serving the wharves approach, ng tne level sid'r.g at |alan Cudong The train crossing the bridge over Sungei Ulu Pandan
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      205 13 ANOTHER PROJECT by HONG GUAN CONSTRUCTION ENGINEERING CO. LTD. 60 GUILLEMARD ROAD, SINGAPORE Telephone Nos. *****/2 CONSTRUCTION OF TUNNELS at Jolon Buroh/Jalan Pobnk junction, Jalon Bohru Circus Clcmcnti Road Tunnel CONGRATULATES ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT BOARD SINGAPORE AND MALAYAN RAILWAY on the official opening of the Malayan Railway extension to Jurong Industrial
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      170 13 Congratulations to the ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT BOARD, SINGAPORE and MALAYAN RAILWAY I on the official opening of the Malayan Railway extension to Jurong Industrial Estate I We are proud to have been entrusted with the construction of foundations for bridges Nos. 1 4 for the New Railway to furong. TAN GIM
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  • COMMERCIAL NEWS and VIEWS
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      New Chamber officials
      73 14 Mr. J. N. VI. Voorhoevrn. the Ipoh branch manawr ol Linde•c\is JiiioiMTa 'M> Ltd.. hat. been elected chairman 01 the F.M.ti Cliamiier 01 Commerce, Fvr;-.k Brand*, with Mr. D. c. Rmoy ol Guthne and Co <M> Ltd.. as vicectaairman The otber truec memben elected '.o tin committee
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      F & N to enter African markets
      388 14 F N to enter African markets pKASKH and Neave (S) Ltd. and their associate company, Malayan Breweries (S) Ltd whose products are already selling in '.V 2 countries, are to further expand their overseas markets. The companies have worked out immediate plans for achieving this aim. beginning with an exThey
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      Lock icon MODERN PROCESS AIDS QUALITY
      220 14 MODERN PROCESS AIDS QUALITY txDR the nrst time In Asia. Asphalts and Allied Products Ltd.. operating in Singapore, and Malaysia, have introduced the most advanced form of manufacturing their wide range of bituminous products with the aid of electronics. A company spokesman said the greatest ativantacea ol thla modem proeea
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      KLM VISITOR FROM COLOMBO
      92 14 MRS I. AMIIOMPII I.AI (above) a representative •I KIM Royal Dutch Airlines in Ceylon, stationed at Colombo has arrived in Singapore for a short familiarisation trip and will proceed to Kuala I (irnpiii in a IVw days time Mrs. 1 Anthonipillai is very much impressed on
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      Japan in fifth position
      197 14 Japan in fifth position according to i aurvey J\ conducted by two Japanese machinery organisations. Japan wa.s the fifth largest' exporter of machinery in 1904. alter the United States the Federal Republic ot Germany. Great Britain ai,d France. The survey. 'World Machinery In iyb4, was conducted by the 1 Machinery
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      Lock icon Morocco deal
      93 14 The General Electric Co. said In New York it had signed an agreemenl wUh Morocco that it ex|ject.s a ill lead to contracts for con.su uc- Mn. i ot an automated steel mill at Nador. on the Mediterranean coast. The agreement calls for a study of the project
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      BUSINESS TRIP BY BARON BECK
      147 14 BARON Rolf Beck, chai of companies in the l vveek for a business tour The Slip ijroup of companies are manufacturers of automobile aod> lives, of wnich Molysiip ttoe mam product Baron Beck besides being closely i.s.vociaied with the Slip n Harcß nrom'amme is also
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      1965 record
      41 14 Both sales and earnings of Chrysler Corporation set new records in 1963. Sales of Chrysler Corporation and consolidated subsidiaries for 1965 were a record 5.3 billion US dollars, in billion dollar^ abOVC HM ol 4.3 billion dollars lor 1964
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      H.K. companies; registered
      88 14 A total ot 1.256 new companies was rejistered in Hon« KonK last war Witt) nominal capiUil toiu'.Uat HK$794 000 000 (about £S0 miMioni. Mr \V K *Thom>on thr Regi»--•iiu-GpiierHl iiu'v nnprwl vnh tin record number ol 1 fan i-omprfinps with nominal capftai totafilllg 51.345 000 00U labOUl
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      Study tour at plant
      133 14 PIFTFEN member* of the Malacca I 1 Malay Transport (o-operatl\e (n. wrre last wrek taken on a lour of the Cyrlr and Carriage's ercedes-Benz workshop anil assembly plant in Sinxapore. as seen in the picture above. I'd by Inche Ahmad Haji Abdul Rahman, the purpose of
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      New office opened
      114 14 MR. MACAU.I:Y WHITINt.. pnaMcal of Dow Chemical International, arrived in' Kuala Lumpur this week M attend the opening ot the new Dow oflicc in the Chartered Bank building. Kuala Lumpur During his visit to Malaysia. Mr. Whiting, who is accompanied by Mr. R. Korsythe. regional manager ot
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      CAR SALKS
      42 14 Retail sales of cars m th' American Motors Corporation in February wen- at 24.476. up from 11.149 In February, Chrysler Corporation said It retailed 118.337 ears in February .i record for 'he month and np from ltiT..>Bli a year earlier
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      240 14 ROLLS-ROYCE DIESEL ENGINES MAKE GOOD EQUIPMENT MORE RELIABLE. TOUGHER AND MUCH CHEAPER TO RUN. SOME R-R DIESELS COST MORE IN THE BEGINNING BUT THEY ALL COST LESS IN THE END. SPARES AND AFTER SALES SERVICE AVAILABLE THROUGHOUT MALAYSIA AND SINGAPORE. Bj v jib Bi^ *t" wij ~"'oBj jk k[ v^"yttfiffl
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    117 16 MELBOURNE. Thurs. THE downturn In Industrials continued with smaller losses In quieter trading reflecting the lack of buying support. B.H.P. fell another 7 cents to 465 cents. Oils and base metals closed steady. Today* cloxtng prices tn Australian cent* with Wednesday's price* In brackvt». Mount im 42H (429)
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    253 16 A I \K< II first grade rubber f.o.b. iTX luiMTs cloned at 5 p.m. In Singapore and Kuala Lumpur m st. nl 1 at 70". cents per Ib. vp half a cent on Wednesday's closing Irvrl tor tbe position. The tone was quirt. R.A.S. and F.M.R.K. closing prices
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    121 16 4JHIPS lying alongside the Singapore wharves or axpected today are: Nikkei .'ani 1/2. Naaar blb« 3/4. M; N.W. 3. Scuadl N.W. 4, Hun 1.1 N.W. j. I'.iiKr.u Bakke 6 7. Olenartney R '9. Slnoutnkerk 10/11, V'ar 15 16. Rlwrhank 18. Ru.tanne Eureka 25 28. Bradeverett 27 '2H,
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    35 16 OH tne free exchange market in Hong Konft yesterday the U.S. dollar vat. quoted at 3.741 (or T.T. in 1 ."•73 ror cash. Sterling *ns quoted at 1600 aod one tael of gold at 2605.
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    CLOSING PRICES
    25 16 Mar. 3. Rl BRER PRICE: 70i cents (up half a cent). TIN 5687 (up 84.62}). Unofficial estimated offering 230 tons (up 5 tons).
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    SHARE PRICES GENERALLY SHOW MODERATE GAINS
    818 16 From Our Market Corraspondent AFTER slipping progressively last week and marking time for the first half of this week prices generally on the Stock Exchange yesterday moved fractionally higher. Turnover (35t>.800 snares) was still on the low side, but a little more interest and
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    30 16 STOCK INDICES H.K. RATES Mal.n.i'i Sti'rk Imiliii-v .M;ir. I M;ir. Industrials: X.;.S'i si IS Tins: MX.-It; UIS.IM rubbers: Inn :>7 109.57 Dw. SO, IM| pjj 100. I»ec 29. 1962 Urn.
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    962 16 UI'SIXESS in and reported Co tinSincaporp and Kuala 1 umpur trading rooms of thr Stock B- li iiiji- yrsterday with thr iiumbrr of shares tradrd in bracket*: INDUSTRIALS: Bouitead (1.000) si. «4 ouniops m.'hkii ma, 1 $I*4. -.(M1O1 tljiaj iI.UOU) 51. vi L); E. Smelters i2..K>o>
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    201 16 ■1 ontlu. INDUSTRIALS HomteHrt 10 EM U la*«M j rta. MlA nsicr W cia JJI HoldiDKs 10 cU i'uuiui,^ 1.1 <ta. M iron a eta c. Mtueltcri W CU.U Ub C. H c.i>o 14 ..is. Koi'irsona n ta. fid Disk 18 eta. ..AN 20 eta. Kotnmans la cia.
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    77 16 /"HINESE Product Eichanx*. Slnxy" pore noon pr.eta p«r p.cul ye«t>> day: Coconut oil: bulk $50 Mlien drum lien. C«»ra: Max./ Apr. LK/Contin«it: L'miuotrrt I Popper: Muntok white S2OS nellen. lBarav.nk wnite J2U2J .-.^lirrn. ipcclal I Bara»ak black »1.'.?« Hitk. Ktrblrd i Uunponi I,lack »152i(Ni Hellers ml •H NLIVi.
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    74 16 •I-ME Aiiociat.on 01 Bank, In Malay- tia nuidi' th. c-h.inne.'* In iti nit«-t to mrrchaot* yesterday (ail Pataj to |j 001 Un.tod Itatet: nuyinx TT H 13/14. nlrmHll O[i j 1 rr.-<lit hllln. M 9/lrt trade bills Canada: buyini; TT 3.'i S K .ilrmill O1) 35 II M
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    Straits tin price stages rally of over 4 dollars
    467 17 IMIi: Straits tin price rallied yesterday la Penang by 14.C81 tv S(iB7 thircby wipinK out practically Wednesday's tall Minimcr all-round local support was reported. I Ik- ottering was estimated .it '.V! 0 tons or up f> tons on Wednesday. LONDON: After
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    57 17 Til! present rate of the Malayan dollar against the ponnd sterling fi\ed on November 24, 1964 is selling T.T. or O.D. is. 3 II lbd. I Buying T.T. ta, 4 1 lud. Buying i O.D. 2s. I <i The dollar is at its statutory middle position in relation
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      739 17 SITUATIONS VACANT li Wordt M Win.)— Box 50 cts. extra WANTED SEVERAL nii-r taakaai to ser\r in air-cunditioned n»«ly r»nov.ite.i Island Restaurant and Kir. 2M. Orchard Road. Spore MMaV Apply personally after 2 P.m TEACHERS Drained or untrained i to teach 'li.iv medium or EngiiMi I medi.im In K. kulah
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      1016 17 VEHICIF C SALE ■J Word* SS (Min.)— Box S» et*. txtrm 19M OCT FIAT 6UO lady owner. Comp. Ins Excellent condition $-.150/--0.n.0. Pbonr ibporei 3V655. LAND ROVER. L W B. IM7 model. IHtrol. in good running order Apply Uukit BtTuntong Estate. Kanang. FORD CONSUL 31S ltMfcl uue owner, i-xiellenl condition,
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      797 17 MISCELLANEOUS I IS Wtrdt SS (Min.)— Box i» ctt. txlrm [I BARBECUE VOURSELT •*ATAV" at your home, partira ttc. Will snow you how to harrwiie. rrc delivery. Telephone I Singapore! AT YOUR SERVICE li Wordt SS (Win.)— Box i» tit. txtra N li KWOK't PHOTOCOPY SERVICE. Th.- Arrade I.M Hoor.
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      437 17 MALAYSIAN GOVERNMENT VACANCY Applk oin rlalayatan Cltt?riu> :cr appointment ii 1 1 i;m; i\ iin si< m ni t 1 lON in the Mnr. education. Ti.c poat is parmanent ml panaionablc Balarj Mem (592.638x34-934; iWomeni > -t 4 ."> 7 n 2S-77S (Dl\latoa Ii pluj ■Bl ratM Mil khouU nonnaUj
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      772 18 NOTICE NGEE ANN KONGSI SCHOLARSHIPS NOTICE Is hereby given that t Scholarships for bright students which will be tenable at the Ncee Ann College, at tlie Nanyang Uni- x'ersily of Singapore and at an Austialinn University are offered: by the Ngee Ann Kongsi Candidates may be either sex and shall
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      799 18 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS I CITY COUNCIL OF GEORGE TOWN. PENANG I APPOINTMENT OK POttt i; »1 \T!O\ tHI.MIST Applications are invited from suitably qualified MaJayatac Citi- 1 aana for the above pom at the Penang Power station. Electricity Supply Department, on the pro- fes£lonal officer's tlmescale of 5628 X34-934 982x34-$1.254. 11l
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      791 18 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS BANK NEGARA MALAYSIA Application-, are invited from Md.a\>ia!! Jt Singapore citizen? tor :h< tollowin? appointments in the tnnc 01 Bunk Negaru Malaysia k>r duty in its offices in Malaysia i mo Singapore. 1 iramraunvi assist AM Duties. Administration mo banking generally yualitication: An nonours de- cree from a
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      1045 18 NOTICES NOTICE We wish to notify that Mr. Hashim bin Ibrahim formerly employed by us as bill collector has ceased to be in our employ as trom 28-2-1966 and that he lias no c authority to transact or collect E bills on our behalf. it MIN FOOK MOTORS LTD.. Malacca.
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      430 18 TENDERS 1 ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT BOARD TENDER NOTICE Tenders will be received by the Chairman. Economic Development Board, 2nd floor. Kullerton Building. Singapore, for: (a i THE CONSTRUCTION OF EARTHWORKS FOR THE EXTENSION OF THE SECOND WHARF RAILWAY LINE TO TRANSIT SHED NO. 4 Show Round: 10th March. 1966 at 9.00
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      823 18 FREIGHT CANVASSER A vacancy exists in the Shlppin* Department of a leading I Company lor an Outward Freight Canvasser. The successful applicant will possess the following qualification* 1> He will be a Singapore Ottawa, between the ages of 25-40. 2» He will have an attractive personal it v. a good
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    MANILA RESULTS WON'T COUNT FOR OVERALL PRIZE
    292 19 (MNGAPORE. Thurs. Results in I last week's Philippine Open, which was the first-leg of the Far Kust golf circuit, will not count this year for the overall prize money of >!•. nun donated by Dunlop Company. thai Mi announced today by the Dunlop
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    Arda, Ono and Lu show the way
    500 19  -  LIM KEE CHAN and ERNEST FRIDA By SINGAPORE, Thurs. Ben Arda (Philippines), Lv Lianghuan (Formosa) and Koichi Ono (Japan) shared the lead in an Asian-dominated first round of the Singapore Open golf championship over the Bukit Course today Each returned a three-under-par6B. One
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    Title clash
    41 19 KUALA LUMPUR. Thuis Defending champions Jim Farrin and Mrs- Anne Craw will meet S. A. Azman and Mrs. Katherine Loh in the mixed doubles Imal of the Selangor Open tennis championships at the XL paciang at 5 p.m. tomorrow.
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    30 19 TOKYO. Than. Japan will accept the invitation to compete in the Merdeka soccer tournament in Kuala Lumpur from Aug. 14 to 27. the Japan FA announced today- Reuter.
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    CANCELLED
    22 19 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs The Malayan Motor Sports Club announced today that the KlangBatu Tiga sprint- scheduled for Sunday has been cancelled
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    THE FIRST ROUND SCORES
    347 19 «S B. Arda 33-35; K Ono 33-35. i.v Uang-huan 32-36. 69— Chen Chien-chung 36-33: H. Islm 35-34. 70 B Yamaguchl 34-36; Hsu ChiMn 34-36: T. Nakamura 33-37: HsiOh Min-nam 35-35: Y. I Kuroda 36-34: H. sugimoto 3li-34; E. Brown 35-35: M. Imai 34-36. 71 Kuo Clu-hsiunt;
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    DRAW FDR THE SECOND ROUND
    278 19 DRAW for the second round of the Singapore Open: 9.15 a.m.: T. Suzumura, S. Yaru.da. J. Hsrdwlck; 9.23 G. Nakabe. M. I-shii. ML Grepson: 9.31 F Mitt, H. Suzumura. K. Maeda; 8.39 H. Mitt, Hsu Sheng-san. M. Iniai; 9.47 Yoshikure Hlrose. B. IllWltl. T Ifhii;
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    STOKE CITY MAY PLAY IN STORE
    167 19 dj jur. «wii.\i; onigapuie, inursaay. rpHE F.A. of Singapore have invited Stoke City. A the English First Division club, to play one match here next week. Stoke and another English Div. 1 side. Sunderland, are now in Hong Kong for the British Week Festival
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    S'gor F.A. to save office rent
    99 19 S'gor F.A. to save office rent I/X.\l.\ I.IMPIK, Thurs. IV The F.A. of Selangor have decided to quit their office at Jalan Ampang here in a bid to cut down by about $9-500 a mi Thr FAS are paving a monthly rent of $375 for the premises which they have
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    AAU get invitation via Sabah AAA
    198 19  -  MANSOOR RAHMAN By Kuala Lumpur Thurs. T<HE MALAYSIAN AAU will discuss at their counA ell meeting on Mar. 20 an "indirect" invitation to send a team to the Philippine open chamships at Quezon City, near Manila, on Apr. 30AAU secretary John Kanagaratnam said today
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    45 19 MANILA, Thur.s. Former Malaysian badminton champion Teh Kew San of Penang has been engaged to coach Filipino players. Announcing this today, the Philippine Badminton Association said Kew San would prepare the national team for the Asian Games in Bangkok in December. AP
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    Ikhlas wins trial with Ayer Lengor
    160 19  - Ikhlas wins trial with Ayer Lengor EPSOM JEEP By pENANG. Thurs. Milton Sullivan's ikhlas, a smart Australian three year old by Delville Wood, did a splendid trial here this morning. Ridden by stable jockey Merv Posner, Ikhlas easily beat mi- other Bukit Timah-traliied horse. Keith Daniels' Ayer Lenaat lies Coles
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    26 19 SOCCER Tamil Festival Cup final iP. Bun tan Gula Est. 2 Tall Ayer |Est. 0. BADMINTON Inter-District <Tg Mallm) Slim River bt Tg Mallm 3-2.
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    Lock icon BIG FIGHT VENUE SWITCHED TO MONTREAL
    484 19 BIG FIGHT VENUE SWITCHED TO MONTREAL T^EW YORK, Thurs. The con- troversial Cassius Clay v Ernie Terrell world heavyweight championship fight has been moved from Chicago to Montreal, Canada. The Illinois State Athletic Commission had banned the fight from being held In Chicago. The new venue for the Mar. 29
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      450 19 BIASISWA NEGERI KEDAH UNTOK PELAJARAN TINGGI TAHUN 1966 permohonan:; ■eri Krciali atau Warn;. Pcrsekutuan yang trial i mendapat pelajaran-nva rana nya:: di-Negeri Kedah acla-l.ili j di-pelawan untok mendapat Maats. '.i bagi melanjutkan pehijaiHiinva di-Unlversiti Malaya. Univerntl Singapura atau di-UniverMti di-Seberang Laut yang di-aVui. Chalun2 misti-lah ada kelayakiin bagi memasokki Universiti
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    269 20 if From Page One of soldiers stayed relaxed Alter pasting hundreds of vehlclet with posters the demonstrators took a rest for refreshments and •c.s. The posters read "Sack Buband rlo II a l! g Subandrlo." "Subandrio Peking dog"' and "Subandrlo pig." Hundreds of students then boarded
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    17 20 JOHN WILSON LOVt .t Mt Veraon Cluptl. 8 i*>t» Krtdmy 4.5.M. a p.m. toUtmtt i>y Qnmmtim.
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    LABOUR COURT TO HEAR 4 INDUSTRIAL DISPUTES
    127 20 SINGAPORE. Thuis. The Union and ftfjag Hln Electrical, <sppnnri Tiiriinitriil Arbi- Company on March 9 relating to tratS Court' Khedul^, ffisThh three employ- i bear the following disputes' Between the Si!i<-apore Bank I during the next fortnight: Employees' Union am. the Finance Between
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    392 20 LONDON. Thiiis —There was a I harder tendency in late dealings. I Oils and selective industrials imj proved on late buy lug Interest to show Miuill on-balance gains. Elsewhere prices showed little change. Steels also rallied in the afternoon •I buyer- reappeared. British funds i were almost without
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    55 20 LONDON. Thurs— Spot 21 •\d.. April 21'^d.. May 2P.d. June 21 7 16d.. April June 21 .d.. July Sep- IIS<L, Oct. Dec. 215 16d.. Jan March 21',d. April June i 21 ',d.. July Sept. 21 1 16 d.. Oct. Dec. 21 1 16 d.. c.i.f. Marcli 21 ',d.. Apn!
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    32 20 LONDON. Thurs- Buyers £1364: i— £4i. sellers £1366 i— C4 > > Forward buyers £1355 <— £3i. sellers £1356 i— £3i. Settlement £1368 i— £li. Turnover a.m. 275 < tons p.ni 70 tons. Tone- Steady.
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    64 20 PORT SWETTENHAM. Thurs The pilgrim ship Kuala Lumpur left here today for Jeddah with 422 pilgrim:,. Amonit the 5.000 people who saw them off were the Minister of Transport. Dato Sardon bin Hajl Jiibir. the Assistant Minister of Culture, Youth and Sports. Engku Mohsein bin Abdul Kadlr,
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    153 20 WASHINGTON, Thurs. The United States has boosted its forces in South Vietnam by 10.000 men. to 215.000 men, and 20.000 more have been authorised to move there. The Defence Secretary. Mr. McNamara. disclosing this last night told a press conference that the U.S. could
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    261 20 DANCtKOK. Thurs Thn Malaysian Ambassador to thailand. Tentxku N'uah Mohamed bin Tengku Sri Akar. said yesti rday that the Association of South-cas" could never die because it was conceived on the solid foundation of friendship and goodwill of those concerned. He said
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      53 20 THE WEATHER Hichest and lowest temperatures in Malaysia and Singapore for the period 8 p.m. Wednesday to 8 pm. yesterday IlijhiM Lowest Kuala Lumpur 91 73 Kota Bharu 88 73 Penaiiß 82 Ipoh 8i; 73 Malacca 91 :l' Siiieapore 88 75 C Highlands 70 .i 7 Jev-elton 88 73 Km
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