The Straits Times, 11 May 1966

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    27 11 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 150,000 SINGAPORE. U MAY 1966 Be Niitiiiiiiii The Straits Times Estd. 1845 WEDNESDAY, MAY 11, 1966 15 CENTS M.C.(P) 1629 KDN 2034
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    Tengku: What is good for the people is best
    1291 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. Unmo does not represent the right or the left but what is best for the country said Tengku Abdui Rahman tonight. In ;i broadcast over Radio Malaysia to mark Umno'.s 20th anniversary the Prime Minister, who la also
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    Lock icon Father shoots girl in error
    39 11 INDIANOPOLIS t Indiana >. Tues. —A school girl who woke up before dawn to quiet the family dog. was shot to death in the kitchen yesterday when her father mistook her for a burglar— AP.
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    Indons 'still active on border'
    112 11 Indons 'still active on border' KL'AI.A LUMPUR. Tues Indonesian troops are still active on the Malaysian Indonesian border area, the Deputy Prime Minister. Tun Abdul Razak. said after the Defence Council meeting here this evening. He described their activities as "minor." There was also no evidence that the Indonesian Government
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    'Two-in-one peace'
    326 11 Recognition of Singapore and end of confrontation must come together Razak KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday THE Deputy Prime Minister, Tun Abdul Razak, said today that Indonesia's recognition of Singapore should come at the same time as the ending of confrontation. Unless Hiis condition w;is complied with, Malaysia would regard
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    Lock icon BREZHNEV TO MEET CHOU?
    75 11 IIOSCOW, Tues. Mr. Leonid Brezhnev, ifl General Secretary of the Soviet Communist Party, left here today for a three-day visit to Rumania. Rumanian sources said here today. His departure came amid reports from Peking that Mr. Chou En-Lai, the Chinese Prime Minister, is due in Rumania
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    Lock icon Bombs dropped on Viet hideouts
    135 11 SAIGON, Tuesday. ||IGH-FLYING B 21 bombers rained lons of bombs on a mpected Conununisl troop concentration today in War Zone* where the National Liberation Front is believe to have its secret headquarters. It was the 10th consecutive raid by the huge bombers. American soldiers from
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    'Nuclear blackmail': U.S. pledge to world
    881 11 The big blast: See Page 2 WASHINGTON, Tuesday THE U.S. Government tonight assured the world that it would back up any nation that might need its support against "nuclear blackmail." The assurance was given by the State Department in a statement on China's third
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    Lock icon Cattle stray on mine field
    54 11 BRUNSWICK i Germany i. Tues. About 20 explosions rocked a .section ot i he East German bordel on Sunday night when a herd of cattle from East Germany strayed onto v mined death strip, customs olfltlals here reported yesterday. Three of the cattle were killed
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    Lock icon Tashkent quake
    28 11 MOSCOW. Tues Six new tremors shook the earthquake- battered city of Tashkent over- night, but reports today suggested there was no further serious i damage Reuter.
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    Lock icon Not in father's...
    26 11 PORT LAUDERDALE. i Florida i. Tues Albert Pr«nci» Capone Jr. son or gangster Al Capone. changed his name yesterday to Albert Francis— AP
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    Lock icon Kosygin's visit
    30 11 MOSCOW Tues. Russia '.< Prime Minister. Mr Alexel Rosygin. flew to Cairo today for till first foreiitn Koodwill tour shirt taking o\er the Soviiet Premiership 18 months ago. Reuter.
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    Lock icon Mao is seen again in publicafter six months
    96 11 Mao is seen again in publicafter six months TOKYO. Tues. Communist Chinese leader Mao Tsc-tung emerged today from .i six months' public absence during which he was reported ill. The New China News Agency (NCNA) said he met an Albanian Government delegation led by Mr. Mehmet Shehu. chairman of the
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    Lock icon Indon aid team off
    61 11 JAKARTA. Toes. An Indonesian economic mission, led by Deputy Foreign .Minister .Mr. I'marjadi, left for Japan today on the first leg of a two-month visit abroad in seek new economic aid, badly needed to put Indonesia's disrupted economy back on its feet. Other countries on the
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    Rebels raid town
    42 11 RANGOON Tiies.- More than 60 leiiuing Karen rebels raided 1 Okkan a town about 40 mile* nwa\ from here. Uie Suiulav ntsht and burnt down 3R lioiivk and one rice mill with rice xlorkK, according to press reports Reviter
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    Lock icon Lee Kuan Yew sums up
    63 11 STOCKHOLM, lues— The SlnKapore Prime MmiMfi. Mi L*e Kuan Yew. lodiiy said that if Indonesia did iidi improve its economic miiulliiii then- was a Kreai ri.sk thai me people would luin nuanist the leaders. 'The- new Indonesian leaders' prospects depend on what they can do
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    Gan: A good year for rubber
    218 11 Gan: A good year for rubber KUALA LUMP UR, Tuos. The chairman of the Rubber Producers' Coimci l. Senator Gan Te c k Yeow. today spoke confidently ol 1966 as a "good year" for Malaysian rubber, and gave three reasons lor his belief. REASON NO. I he said, was the
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    STOP PRESS
    35 11 RHOT>J 1* MOVE I NITi n NAI K»\< Tnes. lmn<i asked Tuesday that N B until meet •■iminiT (o resume debate m t>> <!e -1 with the rebel ii colony ol Rhodesi:, \P
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      Lock icon Romeo stabs the wrong twin
      168 12 Romeo stabs the wrong twin 'TOKYO, Tuev A JaI p.tnese Komeo who tried to kill his Juliet and then lommil suicide yesterday, provided a bitter twist to the old story of unhappy love —he si.ilihed tnc wrong twin. The Komeo in the case uas an 18-year-old farm labourer hopelessly in
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      Lock icon Boatmen rewarded
      37 12 DACCA, Tues. Communist Chlne.se chairman Liv Shao-chl has given 85) Pakt>. <n h^imin more than US$2,OOO for escorting his yacht when he cruised on the East Pakistan river for two hours on April IS— A.P.
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      Lock icon Sad case of the envoy who never was • • •
      264 12 Sad case of the envoy who never was OAIGON luev Ihe South leinamese Governm<-nt h.i> finally closed Mi lile on the ambassador to Übiopia who m-vrr rrally was. .Nnixp.iprr reports here toda> MM the Chief of St-it. <.<■) Ngayca v.to 1 him li.nl Mxnrd a rtecrte iineal wtaii ihr atubassador
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      Lock icon Mao blasts his way into H-bomb club
      574 12 AFTER AMERICA, RUSSIA AND BRITAIN. Accurately predicted by the Japanese PEKING, Tuesday PHINA yesterday exploded her lirst hydrogen bomb. It went off over Western China at o.'iU p.m. Malayan time. It confined 'thermo-nuclear material,"' the New China news agency said. "This experimental nuclear
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      Lock icon And Chou warns U.S.: We're prepared
      128 12 And Chou warns U.S.: We're prepared PEKING, Tucs. Mr. Chou En-lai today reaffirmed that China v.ovid not provoke a war with Uie Un;;ed States. But he warned that China was prepared. "It can be said with certainty that, once in China, the Un.ted States v» ill not oe able to
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      26 12 CAIRO. Tue*. Fcvte expf rt» I are to search for M in Egrp''* western and »«.«'*rn rlener'.s The co« will be £12 million Reuler.
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      Oil takeover protest
      37 12 JAKAKIA. ibOUt 30» Indonesian oil workers \e.s f>rriay i i nif Qovernmenl o buy "Ui Shi and rein Indonet i harned that rin prica «f t'ssiio miir.on to b i li\p years w rt»u?ef.
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      Lock icon GUNBATTLE IN SAIGON STREETS NEAR U.S. BILLET
      337 12 GUNBATTLE IN SAIGON STREETS NEAR U.S. BILLET A daring early morning attack by terrorists SAIGON. Tuesday raged in the streets of central Saigon today as terrorists launched a daring attack near a major American officer! billet. Two Vietnamese civilians were believed to have brrti mown down by machine gun fire
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    Lock icon NEW DELHI WELCOMES JAKARTA PEACE OVERTURE
    170 13 NEW DELHI WELCOMES JAKARTA PEACE OVERTURE I^EVV DELHI, Tues.— Mr. Swaran Singh. Indian External Affairs Minister, said yesterday he would welcome a ministerial meeting between India and Indonesia to remove existing mlsunderstandii: Mr. Swaran Singh, who was answering questions In Parliament, said these misunderstandings were due to the Indone.sian Government's
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    Lock icon Gerda wasn't my mistress: Sevigny
    620 13 Gerda wasn't my mistress: Sevigny COURT TOLD OF NIGHT AT FLAT QTTAWA, Tues.— Canada's former Associate Defence Minister, Mr. Pierre Sevigny, was ordered by the then Prime Minister, Mr. John Diefenbaker, to break off his relationship with a woman he had been sleeping with, the Canadian sex-and-security probe was told
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    Lock icon Talks between Britain and Rhodesia enter their second day
    351 13 Talks between Britain and Rhodesia enter their second day LONDON, Tuesday EXPLORATORY talks between British and Rhodesian representatives go into their second day behind closed doors here today They are the first formal contact between the two governments since Mr. Lan Smith's regime seized independence six months ago. Almost immediately
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    Lock icon The female answer to James Bond makes her debut
    192 13 I ONDON, Tues —Modesty Blji-r womanhood's lethal answer to James Bond, came to the screen in London in an appropriate blaze of gun-toting glamour Greeting the famous guests at the world film premiere was a guard of honour pistol-packing girls in
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    Lock icon Palace workers and the new tax
    207 13 Palace workers and the new tax LONDON. Tues. Officials t o d a x y dodged the question many Britons were asking: Will the new tax on employees apply to Queen Elizabeth's royal household? The tax designed to divert labour from .services into productive Industrymeans flrras will have to pay
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    Girl's 'terror car ride' to dark lane
    441 14 Girl's 'terror car ride' to dark lane COURT TOLD OF CHRISTMAS NIGHT SHOCK SINGAPORE. Tuas. 1!) YEAR OLD j^irl wept in court today :is sne described her Christmas "tenor car ride" last year with ;i young pirate taxi driver. Eyes brimminp with tears, she recounted his efforts to have sexual
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    Barbara's climb to the top in London
    217 14 Barbara's climb to the top in London SINGAPORE. Tues. Nine years ago. adventurous Miss Barbara Kong Chlng Chee left Singapore for London with her meagre savings and an uncertain future. Now she Is back— a qualified accountant, and an associate member of the Institute of Chartered Accountants in England and
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    Police parade
    38 14 BINOAPORE. Tues The annual inspection and presentation parade of the special constabulary by the Commissioner of Police. Mr John Le Cain, will be held tomorrow at .V3O p.m. at the Police Training School in Thomson Road
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    Church fun fair
    28 14 SINGAPORE. Tues The Church of Our Lady of Fatima In Jurong will celebrate Its Patrons Feast with a fun fair, in aid of the poor.
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    SNEDDEN'S VISIT
    98 14 SINGAPORE. Tuesday. r! visiting Attorney General of lustralia, Mr. B. Mackie Snedden, today called on Singapore's Chief Justice, Mr. Wee Cbong Jin, and discussed matters of "general interest." He had flown in last night for a one-day visit after attending the Commonwealth Law Ministers' Conference in London. He
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    Customs Dept revenue up from last year
    80 14 Customs Dept revenue up from last year BINOAPORE Tuea Revenue collected by Singapore's Customs and Excise Department from nearly all soirrces showed an Increase In the first four months of this year, against the comparable period last year, to give a net Increase of $9,456,000 The collections from January to
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    New restaurant opened
    48 14 SINGAPORE. Tues-The President of the Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce and the Chinese Swimming Club. Mr Soon Peng Yam. tonight declared open a new restaurant at the club premises in Amber Road The restaurant caters for members as well as the general public and tourists
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    65 WATCHES SNATCHED FROM SHOP: WITNESS
    207 14 SINGAPORE. Tues. A watch dealer told a court today how three armed youths walked into hus shop In Serangoon Road one night In December last year, and scooped 65 watches Irom a showcase before getting away Llm Boon Hong, proprietor of Wah Cheong Watch
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      25 14 I GOODWOOD HOTEL P W« are pleased to announce that our W Sunday Poolside Barbeque P will re-commence from Sunday 15th May, 7.00 p.m. 0
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    Detainee Dr. Lim: Why I went on hunger strike...
    522 15 SINGAPORE. Tues. Political detainee. Dr. Lini Hock Slew. 35. of the Barisan Sosialis told the High Court today why he and about 100 of his fellow-de-tainees went on a two-day hunger strike last November in their dormitory in the de-t-ention camp
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    Esso managers meet today
    45 15 KUALA LUMPUR lues mi .in. >v' 10 arrived here today for hrn-ii.v idiilerence on probM licmg the manufacture of >'troieum Representative.* from the United States. Australia. Japan. Hong Kong and India will be among those attending the conference Ahlch begins tomorrow.
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    40 copies of Petir seized by police
    101 15 40 copies of Petir seized by police v ALA LI'MPL'R. Tuev Selangor police this morning seized 40 copies of last year's September issue of the banned Petir a Singapore People's Action Party publication when they raided a bookstall at the railway station here. The bookstall owner was detained tor iiiiestionins.
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    ASA plan for rice research
    82 15 MANILA. Tues The Association of South■M Via >ASA> will «oon undertake an ambl'ious rice research programme to Increase rlcp production In South-East Asia, informed Foreign Office sources here said today. Thi> was agreed upon dirlng a rr-cpn: meeting of the working committee of ».SA. an
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    She's chairman again...
    38 15 KUALA LIPIS. Tues. Puan Habibah blnte Abdul Ohanl. a own councillor, has been rejected chairman of the women's section of Umno here. Other officials: Vice-president. Puan Rahlmah blntl Mohamed Kawl; secretary. Puan Amlnah Dlnti AU.
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    A 'WELL DONE' MESSAGE FROM SAMBANTHAN
    106 15 I/i \i i.i mpi R. rmHie .Minister of Works. Posts ;tnd l>lcnim tniiiiii-.ttioiis I. in Sri I vmili.inth.in Mai mn r.ttulatrd I mno for tlii part it ha> playrd in .ichirvins frerdom for thr MM) In i Mmfl n l^ p MMIM ot the
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    Councillor warned of court contempt by commission
    279 15 Councillor warned of court contempt by commission JOHORE BAHRU. Tu.3 SENATOR At iii Nahappan. chairman of the Royal Commission inquiring into local government authorities, today warned a Party Rakyat town councillor. Mr. C. C Yong. that he would be guilty of contempt of court if he questioned the Integrity and
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    Is an arm worth more than a leg? —poser for court
    391 15 Is an arm worth more than a leg? —poser for court KUALA LUMPUR. Tuesday. JJOW much is a man's arm worth? Is it worth more than a leg? This was the poser before the Federal Court of Appeal here today when it was called upon to increase by more than
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    musicians meeting
    21 15 KUAL.A LI'MPL'R Tue< The Musicians' Union. Malaya, will hold Its annual mretina »t the Eastern Hotel here on Sunday.
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    Don't bo complacent warning by Minister
    127 15 Don't bo complacent warning by Minister JESSELTON. Tues. The State Minister of Natural Resources. Mr. Thomas Jayasuriya. has warned that although Sabah had a tradition of racial harmony the people should not be complacent. "We must ensure an association regardless of race and it la here that the youth clubs
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    Rubber mission off today to promote sales
    439 16 Rubber mission off today to promote sales I/ UA LA LUMPUP. Tues. A fourman Malaysian rubber mission leaves tomorrow for a fournation sales promotion tour of Western Europe and to attend the International Rubber Study Group meeting in Rome next week. The countries the mivMon led by ".super salesman" Senator
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    $260,000 plan for centre
    41 16 KOTA BHARU TaM I Ministry of Culture. Youth »nd Sportg plans to uu:id a n>oi-U and cultural centre at Pengkalan Chepa. gtoc miles norn line. Tine centre, costing J'J6O.(KK) is to br built on a 10-acre atU.
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    Exams meeting
    31 16 KUALA LUMPUR- Tue* Thf School Certificate and Malaysian Certificate of Education committee vfD meet here t !on May 30 to UUcu&s a number of subjects for future exanv.nI ations.
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    The new vet
    38 16 112.UK ANSON. Tue». Mr. A Nagaratnam from Siuawan has assumed duties hero as Veterinary Officer. Louver Perak ;n place of Mr. K. Pmramsothy who ha« been transferred to Kuantan as actinft Deputy Veterinary Officer Pahang.
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    $50,000 BAIL FOR TWO COUNCIL MEMBERS
    166 16 $50,000 BAIL FOR TWO COUNCIL MEMBERS BUM RIVER. T;. Two local councillors. Hong Ho Ban. 38, and Lee Kirn Loo. M, were offered 550.00 D bai each by the Sessions Court yesterday after they pleaded not guilty to two cha of criminal breach of trust HUM.. ma.i of the B^hra;.
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    Thai team in S'pore
    49 16 SINGAPORE. Tue* The 1»--man Royal Thai National Defence- College delejMtlon now m Singapore today visited British defence establishments. In the evening, they were entertained to cocktails by the- Singapore Defence Minister. Dr. Goti Keng Swee. Later, they were guesU of the Bangkok Bank at dinner.
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    Satellite link for Malaysia
    32 16 KUALA LVMPCR. Tne.« Malaysia baa been accep'< member of t. 'iia! Telecommunications b. »r::um. the Deputy Prir. ter. Tun Abdul Razak announced after the weekly C'aois.c here to-
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    A pioneer corps to train youths for jobs
    92 16 |£t ALA LLMPI R. Tucs A youth pioneer corps is to be started soon to train >outlis for employment in various industries. A lomniitter of official:* under the ih;iirni:in>liip of tile Aviistant Minister of Culture. V <> v t li and Sports,
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    Union group hits at S'pore Bill
    90 16 SINGAPORE. Tuto. A group of left-wing trade unionists, styling tliemselve* th.- Singapore Trade Unions Working Committee iv Safeguard Worker*" fundamental Rights," have sent an open letter to the Government, condemning the new Trade Unions (Amendment i Bill. The lengtuy let.er in Chinese, addressed to
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    SHELL TO BUILD GREASE FACTORY IN S'PORE
    110 16 SINGAPORE. Tues.— Shell is to build a mllliun dollar plant In Singapore to manufacture industrial and automotive grea>es. The plant will produce 3.500.000 lb of grease a year, mainly for the tMeda of Singapore and Malaysia Tlip company also hope.s to develop an
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    NEW BODY TO HELP THE FREE FLOW OF TRADE IN ASIA
    280 16 NEW BODY TO HELP THE FREE FLOW OF TRADE IN ASIA KUALA LUMPUR. Tv«» I i rpHE newly formed Confederation of Asian x Chambers of Commerce will play an active role in furthering the free flow of trade in the region. i 1 l"he confederation waa formed at the three-day
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    Missing Army officer is found
    189 16 Missing Army officer is found KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. (JAPTAIN Abdul Rahman bin Somsure, 36, listed as "missing" by the Army authorities 10 days ago, was found by the Military Police last night. Dressed in civilian clothes, he K tired and hungry, the Straits Times was told today. Late last night,
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      122 16 ANNOUNCEMENT REGARDING STRIKE BY ELECTRICAL WORKERS AT FEDERAL TEACHING HOSPITAL PETALING JAVA The General Electric Co. (Malaya) Ltd. has been negotiating for two weeks with the representatives of the workers who are on strike. Concessions were made which satisfied all of the grievances which caused the original stoppage. Further demands
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    Sultan's niece in unpaid bills row
    519 17 Sultan's niece in unpaid bills row Electricity supply is cut off... A ROW is brewing here between the Govern ment and the only daugh tor of the late Sultan Ahmad Taiuddm and the former Tengku Ampuan Raihani, Pengiran Anak Putri Noor Eh sam, over who should pay her electricity bills
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    Lecturer back to carry out more experiments
    176 17 Lecturer back to carry out more experiments Kuala LUMPUR. Tuesdaj r\R IV n Hock Hene. a lei-turer at the University *J nt Malaya, has returned after a months visit to London" to carry out more experiment* Ua electrical plasma physics, leading to the achieve- of cnntrolleci thermo-nui'lear fusion. Dr Teh
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    Ceylonese judge: Girls lure keener in legal education
    72 17 Ceylonese judge: Girls lure keener in legal education WINOAPORE. L. S;n:.i;)urf .\na Malaysian re much Keener In •ion and i: careen than their C accordli o! :hf ••ion Mr Justice Sn SKunda payvisit to SinKapore ii -.iici that ;n Ceylon very few airL- went for iv studle.- and none had
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    New officials of club
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    Missing flag incident at seminar closed, says NTUC
    112 17 OINGATUftE, lues..— iha O Nauoual li.iut-v i iiiuu luijii'y, nuw reKarils me '.iu>,»in- tlag" inniKut al Llie recent Manila temtmu o| tl.e InternatMnal I i-di-i iiiitn ol toinmeujal. Ckrual and I clinical linpl.ivfev a> closed. .1 statfiuent by the Ml I s
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    Minister: Don't be jealous of the Chinese
    47 17 KUCHING. Tue.> Sarawak natiww should Dot be jealous of the proachlercd by Sarawak Chloew. the Sia:<- Mini Foe Welfare. Youth .ii.ci t'uiiurp. Dato Abang Othman >a:d yoterday. our (.oa-- al kumpoi Division he -vi id On Chine* n hard KWk
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    Mistaken identity? Rubbish says Dr. Lim
    174 17 Mistaken identity? Rubbish says Dr. Lim IPOH. Tup.s The Minister of Commercr and Industry. Dr. Lmi Swop Aun, today scoffed at the idra that the expulsion of the Labour Party of Malaya from the Sor i a list International micht be a caae of mistaken identity. 'How can this dp
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    BARKER IN BONN FOR 12-DAY TOUR OF GERMANY
    209 18 BARKER IN BONN FOR 12-DAY TOUR OF GERMANY SINGAPORE. TvSingapore s Minister for Law and National i Development. Mr. E.W. Barker is now in Bonn j on a 12-day visit to Germany. Mr Barker, who i-ompanied by his wile, is M'heduled to meet the German Minister of Justice. Dr. A
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    Cash gifts for 24 at farewell party
    102 18 SINGAPORE. Tues -The Singapore Traction Company Employees' Union will hold a farewell tea party for 24 of its retlrinfl members on Thursday at which its president, Inche Ha.shlm Idris, will present them with a total sum of $48,000. The tea party will be
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    Poly picks 700 students for new term
    319 18 Poly picks 700 students for new term SINGAPORE. TIMS. More than 700 students have so far boon ■elected by the Singapore Polytechnic for admission into its new 1966-67 academic term beginning on May 30. Disclosing this today, the Registrar. Mr B.R Marks. said the lijture had dropped below the institution's
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    FIVE YOUTHS STOLE WIRE
    158 18 SINGAPORE. Tues. On six occasions between March and la>t month, the alarm sounded in the office of the station master of the Malayan Railways at Keppel Road signifying that Us telegraph or telephone wires along the railwaytrack had been cut. And on each of these occasions,
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    New cards: First phase now 'going smoothly'
    360 18 New cards: First phase now 'going smoothly' SINGAPORE. Tues. The Governments first phase of registration of school children for new national identity cards was today reported to bo working smoothly, and achieving their target of 8.000 registrations a day. By the end of tod the second day IO'.OuO school children
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      133 18 Mloft Onp itff y.T. llamlin B|^ I I ...I'M THEOKEJ YEH^wml I .HE'S GOT A W^J VVHATCHA \TO TALK ABOUT •TW I RUt-BR OF MV WtAWMG A /WHAT ABUIT CROVW ON HIS ■aW-^WHERE AM I? tjy MEANI THERE RULER Of VtXJR jJk COUNTRY.' I AM.' CROWN ~4^ THAT GUY HEAP
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    IN MEMORIAM
    26 10 v arsti 111 Mimimmmi -*n loving MEMORY of Mtaa Tone x»»<« Jvnt of Batu Arang who pawed assMT in Kuala l.umpur on II v«*>
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    ACKNOWLEDGEMTS
    45 10 bTopbbl Hi iMimiimmmt THI FAMILY OF ihe late I.im Khat Olian tk* fr.ends for dona taon" wraota* ■a*a*M*aaa* »...-'an»« ■Bid a'l.nnance at thr rremation NUNIS: Kirn and Malcolm thank ■j their kind m »nd aaatataaca dinn« their ■srtAv^riirnt at the loaa of Jran Marie
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      20 Years Of Umno
      701 10 Twenty years ago. 29 Malay organisations met in Johore Bahru under the chairmanship of the late Dato Onn bin Ja'afar to plan joint resistance to the Malayan Union, the new colony into which Britain sought to merge the nine Malay protectorates together with Pcnang and Malacca.
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      Nearer Finality
      373 10 A stampede of jubilant Communist Party officials into the streets of Peking, scattering a special edition of the morning paper reporting China'a third nuclear explosion, is not the year's most cheerful reading. News in a month or so of the explosion in the South Pacific of France's first
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      Trengganu Hope
      139 10 To ask for a $30 million loan and to get only $3 million is a chilling experience. But the Trengganu State Government need not (eel that the Central Government's decision yesterday wholly froze its plans for 100,000 acres of oil palm over the next few years. The $3
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      53 10 WHY does the PUB. employ so few men to read the meter.s, so that the accountants have to bill consumers of electricity bis: estimates rather than correct meter readIngs? The meter should bf> read every other month or even quarterly If PUB. lx not prepared to engage more men. C.
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      A choice
      110 10 I REFTR to the letter written by "Hazardous" ST. May s>. All Housing Board properties are equipped with modern sanitation. electricity, water supply and gas services and tenants living in the Boards flats have the choice of using either electricity, gas or keroslne for cooking purposes. The Board
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      109 10 BILLS -YEARS LATER I LIVED In Tanjong 1 Maiim from Feb. 1959 to Dec. 1961 and always paid my water bill promptly and filed the receipts. However, after keeping the receipts for four years, and finding that there was no complaint from the District Office over my payment of water
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    Lock icon KEEPING UP WITH THE TIMES
    584 10  -  Colin McGlashan Reconciling tradition with progress by BRITAIN has lost a basilisk and gained a monument. Both have been seen here as symbolic of a nation struggling to reconcile tradition with a new and modern role. The ultimate recognition that times have changed was the
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    Russia looks west with a gesture in Rome
    896 10  - Russia looks west with a gesture in Rome EDWARD CRANKSHAW DETERMINED ON THE COURSE OF RAPPROACHMENT by LONDON. Tues MR. Cromyko's meeting with the Pope last month was the Kremlin's most positive act of foreign policy since Mr. Khrushchev's fall. Of course, the Russians had all sorts of motives in
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    Tengku's Press Secretary retires
    201 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. Mr. Frank Sullivan, Press Secretary to thr Prime Minister. Tengku Abdul Rahman, retires on Sunday. Anne. after the weekly Cabinet meeung here today, the Deputy Prime Minister. Tun Abdul Razak. said that Mr. Ali Thambyrajah. a journalist, would take over Mr. Sullivan's duties.
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    Work permits and the sea
    49 11 SINGAPORE. TOM. Nun-cltl-aen teamen in Singapore v. ln> work on ocean-ginmc IDipi trhlcil to outside port hmi! areas need not curry work permits. A Labour Ministry qnfcmnan today Mid only those neamen who workpri on bhO boats and who »tay in Bingapora needed permit
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    Tin miner found shot in room
    93 11 Tin miner found shot in room IPOH. Tues. A tin miner, Mr. Leong Choong Seong, 36, was found shot dead in a room of his house in Gopeng Road here at 12.30 a.m. today. Members of his family who heard an explosion in the room opened the door and found
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    Tariff board a permanent set-up: Sujak
    76 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues.— The Tarifr Advisory Board la a permanent set-up and not a temporary one M popularly believed, the deputy chairman of the board. Haji Su.iak bin Raliiman. isM here today. .it- igM DtOTMcii <-t me In..i.rttionui Airport before leav- anfi hearings In
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    Mother who will not stop crying
    441 11 SHE WAS TOO ILL TO SEE CRASH BODY KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. rpHE mother of the nine-year-old schoolboy, Siow Ming Teck, one of the four victims in yesterday's Petaling Jaya crash, did not see the body of her son who was buried today. She was
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    'Man molested me' report
    47 11 ALOR STAR. Tues.— A tapper. K Marimuthu. 30 reported to Ita* police today ihai a man t:<n l« moles', her in lonely m/i: »|i> she Ma working In K id-i 1 estate, rarly this morning The man lied whrn hr (..lied 'or help
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    Paint: $500 fine
    30 11 IFOH. Tuen— Llew Cliae Leong 20. unemplovtd. who threw a ttn nf red paint at a policeman was &r«0 UOO or sUt month* jail h«rt I ttxUy.
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    Dies of heart attack
    42 11 SINGAPORE. Tues. An employee of the Straits Times Press. Mr. Low CheonK Chow. 55. of the process department, died of a heart attack In his home in Temple Street last night. His funeral will take place on Saturday.
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    Khir to speak
    37 11 KAJANG. Tuea. The Minis- ter of Education. Inche Mohamed Khir Johari. will address students of the Kajang High School here on the school's speech and prize giving day on Friday at 5 p.m. I
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    Hotel riot charge
    49 11 SINGAPORE, Tues. Ng Poh Seng was today charged with rioting at the strike-bound Hotel Singapura early yesterday. Ng. also, known as Ng Yul. 24, is alleged to have thrown plastic bags containing paint at the building and cars parked outside the hotel. He pleaded not guilty.
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    H.K. supplanted by Singapore
    61 11 SINGAPORE. Tues. Hong Kong Is to be implanted by Singapore as the site of the Asian I disaster relief store of the League of Red Cross SocietiesThis was decided by the 15- i 1 nation Red Cross South -East Asia disaster relief seminar, which ended today
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    Hijacked lorry recovered within an hour
    253 11 ghKK.MBAV Tues. Police rnmnnl a lorry with si."..iiou »ortn nf goods last nig hi an hour aiter it was reported hijacked by roi>oen> alon«: tlu- Mantin ray, aoout seven miles from heie. The eight-tun lorry, belonging to See Leong Co. ot Jalan Sungei here,
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    RMN jetty opening
    50 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. The new $3 million Renal Malavsian 1 Navy jetty at Woodlands. Singapore, will be opened on Thursday. The Jetty. 735 ft. long and 36ft v.ide, is known as the Ma layman Ba.se Jetty. It Is inside tiie naval base at Woodlands I J iri
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    Eagle crew all set for $1m spree
    151 11 Eagle crew all set for $1m spree SINGAPORE, Tues. The pride of Britain's naval might. HMS Eagle Commander. Capt. J. C Y. Roxburgh returned to Singapore today to give her 2,500-men crew a million-dollar spree. The aircraft carrier biggest warship in the Brlt- lsh fleet has been playing the unique
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    $3m. loan for oil palm development
    96 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. —The Cabinet today approved a $3 million loan to the Trengganu Government to Implement the first phase of the oil palm development scheme in the plate Disclosing this after the meeting, the Deputy Prime I Minister. Tun Abdul Razak. said the
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    Anniversary feast
    44 11 KLUANG. Tues. The 49th anniversary feast of Our Lady of Fatima will be celebrated at St. j Louis Church here with a High Mass on Friday, commencing at 6 p.m. Thus will be followed by a candlelight procession at thr church compound.
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    Depot one of world's best, says Thai police chief
    251 11 tUALA LUMPUR, Tues. In the eyes Of the Royal Thai Police Force, the Federal Police Depot here is one of the best training institutes for police recruits in the world Praise for the depot Dome from none other than the Thai
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    Free show
    24 11 K \NGAR. Tups. The State merit ol Information win civr h c -I'irnu trrat to about 1.000 Thai residents livine at Sematanc.
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      Tariffs: So tile plant must export
      458 12 CINGAPOftE*S infant vinyl asbestos lloor tile industry is now making great efforts to step up its exports to counter the effects of the heavy tariff placed on its products by the Malaysian (lovernment. In this respect Camel Industrial Corporation Ltd. consider expansion in overseas
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      SUPERVISOR IN GERMANY ON TRAINING COURSE
      162 12 SUPERVISOR IN GERMANY ON TRAINING COURSE MR. Goh Hiang Giap i above i 2(i. maintenance supervisor in the Bata Shoes Co.. Singapore, left for Germany recently to attend an engineering maintenance course. Organised by Bata Development Ltd., for Bata personnel throughout the world, the course is designed to promote more
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      US timber man signs contract
      120 12 US timber man signs contract MR. Paul M. Lcvlnc of Parsons and Whittemore Inc.. of New York recently visited Malaysia in connection vith a contract, hi.-, company had signed with a local timber organIsatton for the design and construction of major tacilities for an integrated wood products Industry in iMalaysia.
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      CALTEX MAN FOR MANILA
      121 12 \|K. MM THIAN IV a lubr engineer with Caltex Uil Malaysia Ltd. left Kual* Lumpur recently for a 19 week training programme with Caltex iPtailippinesi in Manila. Mr. l mi, a graduate of tbe tniversit.v of Adelaide in Australia joined alte\ during 1964. Combining both theory
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      Five-week tour of S.E. Asia
      59 12 Mr. Llm Peng Boon, president of Keng Shi Hong i Watch Traders watch Makers' Association i left Singapore last week for a five-week tour of several South East Asian countries. The primary objects of his trip are to study market conditions and renew contact with
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      Record exports
      48 12 Japan exported a record 203 744 motor tars, lorries and buses m the financial year which ended last month the Japanese Automobile Industrial Association reThe fgure. an increase or T2 per cent over last years, breaks down as follows: 110.840 cars. 90..26 lorries, and 2.178 buses
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      JEBSEN MAN ON STUDY TRIP
      149 12 JEBSEN MAN ON STUDY TRIP MR. Winston Chow, senior sales representative of Jrb.sen .lessen (M) Ltd.. Kuala Lumpur, will leave for Germany tomorrow for further training with Degussa. Frankfurt. He la expected t<> b.- with their Frankfurt offices l«>r a month DefSMt .»re manufacturers ol ;i wide mnfi' ol products
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      Television study tour
      150 12 MR. Soh Yoke Wing, manager of the General Imports Division of The Cycle and Carriage Co. 'Enterprises) Ltd. left Singapore over the week-end for the Schaub Lorenz factory in Germany where be will study nrw developments in the manufacture of television sets. Cycle aim Carriage are agent&
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      Palm oil trade at high level
      130 12 oin^apore .s palm oil tiatle ve.u lied an unusually higii level year wher. the total volume handled during the first 11 months ni 89.J2J tool as agaimi the Umont'.j voluin- of 72.446 tons in 19(34. Exports rose by 40 per cent to I a
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      Australian tour
      120 12 A STUDY of trends in thr use uf cuatrd abrasiwv adhc>ivp> and prrs>un sensitive lapr> is currcnily lviii- undrrtakrn by Mr Philip V.i p. ti-i-hnir.il representative of International Air Conditioning Co (Malaysia i Ltd. (sren left above) uho is on a sex en-week tour of Australia. Mr. Yaps
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    JUST FANCY THAT
    47 13 JUST FANCY THAT LIONO KONG Shaw. B bought the Mm rt| ur<- "')i' Blui and Thf Black." lor i ng dollar latp Him rtar It v Mi i b >nd Shnu B dnrf.on manag- I wanted the b*^ 1 bir film made from wanted thf -He I
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    MORE GIRLS SOUGHT FOR 'MISS SINGAPORE' CONTEST
    145 13 SINGAPORE. 1 113 or- I the "Mlv Singapore" cor/ led a repr< lf'Cfi Miss Universe Pageant at Long Beach. Ctili arc busy distributing rnicr. Mr. Tan i>< uy BU 'Pulcesma:: [or the 15»ti6 loiitest ory •*e. today .-aid thai !5.00u leaflets Had been
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    Trade team due in S'pore
    30 13 ".PORE. 1 n.rmbe: [race Oilfn:-.s v.V.I ar:l\>on Monday for a I UV 1::- i national Ho'.i>* a pin. promotion organisation- w:il mcc: i trade officials.
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    17 13 ma iw- A/(ji:BM Be;um -supple- d oial held ..:;d thercb'- I):ploniH in Social II f\,i:ii]iu'.ion
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    Back in the fold?
    323 13 It's only a question of time Lee STOCKHOLM, Tuesday. g wAPORE'S Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, is convinced thai his country will be able to rejoin the Maiaysia Fed- ration, it is only a question of time," he declared in an interview lure. who lleti
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    Basket seller takes the heat off
    42 13 Pf'Ofo by Soo"g Hon Sin ONE Kuala Lumpur basket seller yesterday found the solution to two worrying problems: How does one carry 10 baskets on a bicycle and still beat the heat? The answer is above.
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    Plan for Singaporeans in Malaysia to get the new I-cards
    246 13 Plan for Singaporeans in Malaysia to get the new I-cards SINGAPORE, Tuesday. A RRANGEMENTS will be made to enable Singa- pore citizens in Malaysia to re-register themselves for the new laminated identity cards. Plans are being discussed. This part of the rere^istration exercise is a complex one since there are
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    Violin concert in S'pore
    58 13 PIN'GAPORE. Tues. Penanf Ist Kam Kee Yong. 28, »lw I :<r London more than six i yrara ago. will perform in BlngH- tlie C'nferpiup Hull In Shrntuti Way on May 31. Ihe show w pret*nicd by the re Mu*lc»l Borlety. K >m alari a patnt'T of
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    Mechanic loses jewellery
    40 13 a «l Loon. M, tixliiv rep.»nea to pul: I I ar.d «180 worth of )eweller\ n:\rt "Tin hU lo\e L«: Iftt HJd fie nnd ill' wlf( a back «it)do« opr i Home a. 10 30 pm. i
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    Taxi review report soon
    44 13 SINOAPOHE [tic Hie Gov-ernnient-appoiiiied M\-nmn :.ixi review committee, which \.< >; p>. I uonii! its report ro the do. re ;ii Btddta oi oexi m iMih. Tin- committee is to whether (be present number of licensed aiiHie in relation to iniDlir demand.
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    Lock icon We get aid without strings, says Tan
    177 13 We get aid without strings, says Tan BONN. Tues.—Countries which gave Malaysia development aid usually did so without strings attached. The Malaysian Finance Minister, Mr. Tan 81ew Sin. said this yesterday when answerlne a question at a news conference whether such countries stipulated that development work *o to their firm?.
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    Lock icon Manila tour by 11 from Perak
    87 13 MANILA, Tues— An 11--member group from the Perak State A&sembly today toured Manila and the suburbs, visiting such Industrial sites as a car assembly plant and a textile factory. The group, headed by Mr. C'hee Khoon Llm. arrived from Horg Kong yesterday. They will
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    Teacher held up by thug
    55 13 PENANO. Tur*. A robber escaped In a car 'lu.s morning after holding up a student teacher. Ml<« Ida N. Samuel, at Be'u Lanchangr Lane. Mlv Samuel was on her way to the Day Training College when a man approached her. threatened bar with a screw-driver,
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    Suicide verdict
    37 13 PENANG. lues— Tne Cor^-.fr. Mr T. Ar.a Rni.ih I urned a verdict 'f .ulc!f> at the '.rtquest on leoli Ke< Seok\ 57. K-ho nas found ha.i=rd at a crtnetery la Baiu Lanchana l»*' CM 27
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      250 13 Straits Times Crossword HHs^si I I I. The element* vwnp up silent 4 Ihe Frencn pomt to wiwh seas tit). returning for a snake IT), 6 Ami here Hie rea-togs lap 7. Unreal structure of bone <6> ai.d cling r- Kipllngi I. Casting aKpemlons? Li a word. ,6>. U't up
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      745 14 SITIAT'ONS VACANI IS »«r«a M Vim.)— Bmx it rts. exlre EUROPEAN COMPANY :o Kuaia Lumpur har immediate vacancy for Junior accounts clerk Minimum qiiAlinratlonj senior Cambridge certlncate wttn credit in mathematics. Apply m o>r, baDd«ritlag to Box A 3231 c) T REOUIRBO FEMALE TYPIST teiaphooi 01— ra'or •> a masifacturer
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      906 14 ACCOMMODATION VaCANI I Ii »or«. i fassaVl— #Sß rts. extra HOUSES ANO FLATS available at Katoag 'done to aea-froot) Bradde:!/ j Thomson 'Orchard Road areas En- I quires. C.H Williams, H-w. Honckoug Bar.k Chambers. B pore Tel: W32«t) MODERN FLATS at 40 Hertford Koad Rent S2MO 00 per month unfurnished
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      766 14 HOUSES k LAND FOR SALE J v rt. <« Ma t—*»x ea*r« t YUMIN ESTATE A Rousing Agency Dept. Derarhed hungalov at Klna" Alhert Park. Price: SSi.UOO. Beml- ■n'.i-r.'d bungalow at Thornton Ridga. Price: fSI'.OOO. Bstnl -detached double ttorejr oouse at Vumln Park Coronation Road West Price: S62.UUO. Enquiries ring
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      834 14 DOGS AT STUD i Here 1 <f »frr..l— B«x ft rtt tMtrn COCKER SPANIEL GOLDEN 8 uora) *****1 PETS WANTED j Wort, *t 'Mlm.)—Bmx if Ml 'lire WANTED: A miniature repeat mmature Dachshund pup preOraoly vtch. Phone 641L160 or rite Box <4.M2«* BT. U pore FURNITURE Ii t»or«a M *Ik>—Boi
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      1528 14 VEHICLES FOR SALE U ¥..r«. BJ Mi M«t M extra 1965 H SPECIAL AUTOMATIC, oae o»urr 'adlu. Kutfut' lx» O- tolier inimacula-i couaiv.on MBOO/--000 3215 V f pore. I t»»0 T HERALO COUPE H I IMU I tx>tb veo >ood vl.. ■•(.r! HalOtltUl KlMd ll'pore BORNEO MOTORS LIMITED M Orchard
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      1161 15 10 LIVERPOOL l> WEST COAST UK.. Out Sport U I P. $>«• PWMR BOiiOS joi. »altMt. Casio... la Pt May 11 May il -Hsius May 12 Miy 11 aj»l May II May II Hay 20 21 May 2* a.itviNi.l tiytiwal Castuw "ay 21 Ma, 21 Ma, 21 May 2»/ t
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      1263 15 CUP THeWW \3l/A/£S I■* ri I i lie i imii Ou I EKPR'SS SAILINGS 10 GEHOA-HtVRE-NAMOURt-»REMERNAVEN-ROIIEROAM-AMSItl'O*M ANIWERP-AARHUS-CQPENHA6EN. ratM r si<« PM* I mm* n Ourg k o<n «n cvo* ■USUANGA Ma, II 21 Ma, 21 22 2174 June II Jute 17 21 Ju*e 25 2S 4 KOREA Ij June 12
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      1322 15 EXPRESS SERVICE TO LONOON, LIVERPOOL t CONTINENTAL PtRTS. rkJUI AtJT Lw-^.n Jill 12 BENHIAjNT hui JMt 21 iMMMtI .»>•!•» Rouertaai Jmi 27 G. 11 Ma, 11 Ma, 14 17 Ma, Ik g Jtly I Am«erp My 14 BENLOMOND f JCSmm SS2 SHI MV2V/a 1 Smgipora P. S'riin Piniag lENATTOW L'pool,
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      1234 15 teELLERMAN BUCKNALL S.S. CO., LTO. SEE OVERLEAF FOR OUTNAII SERVICE FIOM U.K. CONIINENT. Lial'ii >ari I'lort P. S kaa Pini«| HIT OF .EIUNGTIN ,c- nnmn cmiF*,«mPEi Wr-"r*^ MMJ mmmmm mum mm McALISTER 4% CO., LTD. Harrisons I crosfiild CettrM Agetts: (MALAYSIA) LTD. IS" I!!; Sii! P W t,.«tM»M.i,->s:,. MARITIME lUILBING
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    101 16 MELBOURNE Tues. INDUSTRIALS leli over a wide rang? of stocks, ar.d I numbered rises about five to one. BHP »is down 12 cents to > $054 Base meULii were ;ea» while declined I <xia> a ataW I :atra!iaa price* id riraik.-T" 1 N Broken HtH > 15.481 U
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    RUBBER PRICES
    256 16 iM V first fradf rubber t.o.b. buyer* c-loxd at 5 p.m. in Singapore and Kuala Lumpur «esterdav at 68 2 rents per Ib. down 1 1 rents on Monday 's closing level for the position The tone was ifr> quiet. R.A.S. and F.M.R.E cloving pnir» in rrnts per
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    39 16 ON r». frti MUiimi markil a Hon« Kor.i fajMalßJ 10* "l.h. 10. ar 'as quoted at j 77t for T.T. aoil j 76* for raan Sterling *aj- q^iotel a: ib M aad oat taal tf said M
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    CLOSING PRICES
    23 16 May 10 RIBBER PRICE cents i down l cents) UN: MIUI (unchanged) I nollicial estimated offering: 220 tons idown 10 tons)
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    CONSOLIDATION PAUSE ON STOCK EXCHANGE AGAIN
    800 16 From Our Market Correspondent THE consolidation pause aftT last week's net-lie trading again continued on the Stork exchange yesterday Turnover continued to contract to 718.511 units In the industrial set tion prices were easier on profit-taking and by afternoon there were signs, of selling
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    28 16 M.iLiv.iii Stotk lndi<r«: Ma% 'i Maj Hi •Industrials: !'X.!7 ')7 S.. Tins: llx.'il 117.:: >' ruhbers. IM |ii!i jj In :;n. tta 188 l>i i I'm..' inn
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    743 16 nCM.M-.SS in and rrported lo thr Singapore and Kuala Lumpur tr.iditu rooms of the Hut Kxchancr teslrrda\ with the number of sli.in- ii.ul«-i in brackets: INOU&THIALI: Sauataad 12.0OU) U.«n i".i(Wi ji.«o. i..poo) sim. COM l«,dJß|l «1 *i ON. l> fIM l. i .".oooi ji.js v. H.MOI
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    44 16 SHIM lying al*n«»Hi« in* H"«»"'« ■hinci *r i.pect.d Iwlay Ml 1 FVrcU Sanyo M»m 31 l>»rt »«.tlt»omm WMiil d"t n 6»Ntw Wh»r« Btrtm R"• B«l--»,,.,m 1...M Ovit T»<t»> Krrol". Dvi Tom.rtc. »hipn m Ptn.n. Hirk.ut In im r*a<^ At tin «h4il
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      527 16 Wj^ KLAV E N KSS LI N K 1 f ■< L >||t r,.r"<M ">f -Ct >"• UNNtviilt Vi, IJ Mn I) Mat 1/ Mat II Man II Wit I I* lluuaih.iui n« IJ laac 1} Mat I* laat II »»i IJ iu»rli I >• 'S SUNNrvlllt 11 1, H
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    Goodsupport keeps tin price steady in Penang
    422 17 Goodsupport keeps tin price steady in Penang rll Stella tin price renrd unchatißrd in Penang yesterday at 5 prr pi« ul <»n an offering estimated d»«n 10 tons to 220 tons <.<»od .»11-round lmal »upport nported especially from the Continent. In I nndnii on Monday r t riionn the threr
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    52 17 /-NINES! Prorturo Ciohango, tlnfaDay Cnronut oil: bulk S4ii sriifra. drum 141 ra. Copra: May Juno UK, Continent P»pprr. Muntok «UH *I!«I »#ll«Tli. M*7t ,«tt. sperial 1140 Mlltrs. iMi-K.ii r,.ack »I4U U »i:.a (N> acller* Sin.i Mit Coconut OH Millorf Ait*. nation pticot bulk t*H acllers, drum M quiat
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    84 17 I HE A'-ouju.n (I B*nk> in Malay na mndr thrne itMnkra ib >ta .rchint.i yestrrdny i all rmtct Uniifrt MatMi buying TT 32|. air--1 d it. 33 lit crvdit trade hillt. Canada huytnn t/r 3Si airmail oD It, 30 IJ'l6 credit bll.a trad* Mil* •dims TT or OD
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    DOLLAR RATE
    55 17 'Fill piroi-m ratr ol Hie Mala yam dnll.tr against the pound Mt'lm. livrd on \o\embrr H. ltt.l iv „11' ML I I Ol 1)11 t 15/IC4. Kuvirtg T.T V 4 1 l.d Bayini on s. i'»d. I llf ***** l i| |v US vtjtlltllK middle ixmiiiuii hi relation
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    Rubber crops
    17 17 Hnnp.<* drtup produced 1.086 700 Ib. in April compared to I 1.094.00U ib. m March.
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      79 17 IV mi MM II K Off no < oMPAxn t iM3 PAHANG HEMP AND OIL PALM COMPANY LIMITED Inc or por.in-d in Ihe Niatr* ot Malaysia) At an extraordinary general of the company duly n-vened and held at the reol the company. Lian Building. Jalan Mountbatten. on Friday the 6th
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      661 17 IN THE HIGH COURT IN MALAYA AT KUALA LUMPUR In Bankruptcy No. 364 of I9SS j Re Yap Koong trading as Seng I Hup Sawmill Company Ex-parte: Anglo >a»nrtrin Corporation Limited In the matter of a Bankruptcy Notice l«.*ued on tha> 24th aay of February. 1966. To: Yap Foong trading
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      492 17 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS APPLICATIONS are Invited j from Malaysian Citizens (or the in! low. Un; appointments tn THE RUBBER RESEARCH INSTITUTE OF MALAYA: <a> Architectural Draughtsman: Applicants should have School Certificate or equivalent and extensive experience in deMgn and detailing Duties Include measurements at >:te. supervision and general draughting. 10 Strnograpber:
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      1552 17 MALAYSIAN GOVERNMENT VACANCIES Applications are invited from Malaysian Citizens for the following appointments: 1. MM.IKI'KIM EXAMBOOM In the Royal Malaysia Police Force. Salary scale: (Men) $137.50x7.50-152 50 199x14-227 268x14--352,394x14-478; iWorarm $122 50x7.50-137.50(176x14-204/244x14-300. 317x14-331 373x14-387 plus Cost of Living Allowance at current rates. AGE Must have attained 17th but not their
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      546 17 PUBLIC APPOINTMENT j OLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE, MALAYA Applications are invited from uliably lutllfied candidates, (not iver 50 yean of age on M June 966) for appointment to the Lecurer Assistant Lecturer scale In he following fields: -(1) Agricultural Economics and Farm Management ill; Agricultural Engineering and Farm Machinery (til) Animal
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      316 17 [^GEORGE COHEN W FAR EAST LTD solo selling agents for the plant and machinery of the TitmngHß Iron Ore Mine, Kelantan, OFFER FOR SALE STEEL BUILDINGS BUILDING. 70 ft. x 46 ft. x 25 ft. hieh. lattice construction with corrugated iron shei and with OVERHEAD TRAVELLING CRANK, 10 ton. by
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    BILLION DOLLAR BRAIN
    1889 18  -  LEN DEIGHTON by GENERAL MIDWINTER, the fjn*»ical T«M multi-millionaire who runt hit own private jrttiCommuniit espionage agency, hat run into trouble. One of hit agents, Harvey Newbegin, it about to defect to Rutsia, taking with him vital tecrctt and a parcel of virus-infected e««t ttolen from the
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      701 18 I RAFFLES PLACE I SHOWROOM I I and I I OFFICE SPACE 1 ImiNtMtiiiii f\ V A I L A D L L ihuiiiiiiuim" kLOTS OF APPROX. 1 .000 SQ. FT. 2ND FLOOR WITH LIFT SERVICE ALSO A FEW GROUND FLOOR SHOPS giiiiiiiniim FOR DETAILS APPLY TO Mlllllllllltlie The Manager,
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      747 18 NOTICES THE BANKRUPTCY ORDINANCE (CHAPTER 11) NOTICE OF FIRST MEETINGS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that, the First Meeting f Creditors 1 > the undermentioned cases wI.M be held on Tuesday the 24th day or May. 1966 ul the Official Assignee's Chambers, Top Flooi High Court Building, Singapore:--Bankruptcy No. 101 66
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      766 18 PUBLIC APPOINTMENT STATE OF BRUNEI VAt AM IKS FOR HEALTH SISTKRS. APPLICATIONS are Invited for the posts of Health Sisters In the Medical and Health Department, i Brunei i 3 vacancies). The duties v. ill Include being in charge of Maternal and Child Health Service* In any district in the
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      38 18 NEXT The flight to Russia SINGAPORE TURF CLUB 4D will be on sale at the Town Office, Robinson Road AND 54 JOO CHIAT ROAD from 9.00 a.m. Wednesday, 11th May, 1966. D. R. H. Brown, Secretary, S.T. C.
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    Burma just make it 1-0
    279 19 MALAYSIAN YOUTHS PUT UP GREAT FIGHT IN RAIN MYINT NETS ONLY GOAL AS TEAMS BATTLE IN MUD MANILA. Tuesday. DI'RMA defeated Malaysia 1-0 in heavy rain tonight in the quarter-finals of the eighth Asian Youth football tournament here today. Burmese right-wing Maung Myint broke away
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    PAINE NETS GOAL WITH A DIV 1 TAG
    145 19 PAINE NETS GOAL WITH A DIV 1 TAG FUUIMVIJ. londoi. Tue». ti, who have been k On O Ma HHOQh ly err- drew 1-1 Orient. \tr\\:Z •cor'ii Paine turn. Only a 5-0 ilo[<>nt in Ihrir list K mptOlU Ma-l-rheMfr I'm np\i week iau atop their protno'irm In wh. go up
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    PANITOBA, HONEY BEE IMPRESS
    217 19  -  Epsom Jeep with DENANG. Tues -Panitoba and Honey Bee matched strides In a splendid 3f trial when track work began this morning in yielding going. They returned the smart time of 38 3 5 with Paniloba a length in front at the finish. Avenger galloped attractively
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    THE WEIGHTS
    597 19 ptNANG. Tues. Weights for all ruin races on Sunday, first day of the Penane Turf Club's May meeting, are: \.l. UIV. 1 t.l Boy Lmperor 9.00 tarl Gabador 8.13 Oiaia x 12 King* Knight 8.11 Jonal 8.10 Guana Streamlight 8.07 Super Chief 8.06 Ha.IT Crown 8.05 Harapan 8.04
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    DERBY HOPE WINS TRIAL
    88 19 London lut- E»> u_ !>• b". hope Sodium had hi* odds shortened from 20-1 to 12-1 for the ole race when he won the 12f Brighton Derby Trial Stsken by threequaiterx of lene'h fiom Derby outsider Crisp and I\en. Third a uai dl»t*noe away was Mont
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    Lock icon Stan Wright is US head coach
    68 19 DALLAS. Texas, Tues— Stan Wright, who has coached In Malaysia, will be head coach of the United Slates track and Held team In a meet on July 23-24 against the Soviet Union at Los Angeles. He Is the first Negro to coach a U.S.
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    Police get late winner after TPCA draw level
    304 19 Police get late winner after TPCA draw level UUALA LUMPUR, Tues. A goal splendidly headed in by centre-forward Yahaya gave Police Depot a well-earned 3-2 win over TPCA in their FAS league Div. One match at Princes Road here today. The two teams had been locked in a good fight
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    Rangers whip Alam 7-0
    79 19 PENANG. Tues. Butterworth Rangers whipped Baharol Alam 7-0 in their First Division league match at City Stadium here today. Rangers took the lewd :n the third itimute through outside right Kanaßasab^i ;md loci 2-0 ■t halftime ulirn outaid« Wi Snam scored in the 20Ui minute. Rangers
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    A THREE-WAY TITLE TIE
    88 19 rTTELUK ANSON, Tuee. X Mohamed Isa Saldon. Ahi.. (1 Barakat and Mohamed Ramly Abdul Aziz with eight points each, tied lor individual honours In the Drainage and Irrigation Department's athletic meet here. Teluk Anson with 55 points took the section honours, with Bag«n Datoh (28 pts).
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    SCHOOLS SEEK GOVT GRANT OF $60,000 FOR SPORT
    251 19 KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. T*HE SCHOOL'S Sports Council of Malaysia hay« applied for a grant of $60,000 from the Ministry of Culture. Youth and Sport to carry out their programme for 1966-67. The two-page application has been bubmitted with copies of the Council*,
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    Top form Yorks win in 2 days
    315 19 I ON DON. Tu«s. Yorkshire tie 1963 County cricket champions, hit peak form ye»-U-rdaj to beat Gloucestershire by sewn wicket* in two days. Their slow left-arm bowler. Don Wiipon. took six wicketa for 15 in 19 oven. 12 of winch were nihidens. Ray
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    Innings win
    33 19 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. Selangor Club beat SEA on first Inning* In the Navaratnam Shield match played over the weekend. Sela: sor Club 238-7 dec (Wolfe 17. Watson •>!) SEA 88 and 116-9.
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      110 19 LUXURY VOYAGE in "KUALA LUMPUR" (12,600 tons) SINGAPORE SYDNEY June 1966 Sailing sth June Arriving 19th June Fully air-conditioned accommodation availabm for 200 first class passengers. Fares range from MsB26 to Msll7o For Full Details consult your Travel Agent or enquire direct from #MANSFIELDS Singapore ***** Kuala Lumpur ***** Pefwng
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      246 19 Rom Evinrudete Power of Experience... ft SS^ MORE POWER FOR PLEASURE HraDß^mi^^My In 1966. Here, from the world's most ex- and 90. 120. 150 and 200 hp stern-drives. yU r*^^r—» penenced manufacturer of outboard motors, 59 years of precision engineering have V^,*'* "Z~3o^" IS P° wer <or ever y purpose
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      164 19 SPORTS DIARY SO< «1 K pon Bin- A Lfli 3A Audit v Hume (Levers!; DH 1 Bdiiiro Motors v Char- Rnbinsons v EPP (Rd. 10. PJj; f*red Bpnk A' tP:id;ing): Hour I Div 3B: Jacks v University Kong Bunk v CoM Storage (Sentul Pafnri. Ipoh Div S: (Oeylang BUh; On
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    83 20 LAVA FROM KELUD VOLCANO BURIES A VILLAGE HUT THIS is a picture of nature's destruction. It is not a picture of a blown-off roof. The walls of the hut are actually there but cannot be seen because they have been covered up by heated lava. The lava from
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    DEATHS
    43 20 M K COVINDAN or M B B.W f Qaartrra. Ckaad. Mother of Pxrtin.in. na'wd aw.iv i< icffult> on MR KAM SAIK CHUAN on lnth Ipoh on \\r.lr..«rl lltl p m (oMethod'" i ii'.nh. l-*r I tni r to in* ChrtMlan I nmbun
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    Kanhai hits 192 n.o.
    199 20 LONDON, luc.v Rohan Kanhal wai m brilliant form for iln West Indian touring ...him Oxford Vn line todity niid when !ie tourinc tcmn'l ur.st imiino uns d lit 381 lor srvrn at luncb Kanhai MM unbeaten wnh I"- 1 Oxford, who had made 160 In their
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    'China is dumping soap in Sarawak'
    113 20 'China is dumping soap in Sarawak KUCHING, Tues. China was dumping hard soap in Sarawak, and two factories in the state had been forced to close down because of the unfair competition, the Tariff Advisory Board was told at its hearing here today. Local manufacturers asked the board to recommend
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    Landing rights on condition
    47 20 CANBERRA. Tues. French aircraft may land In Australia only If the French Government gives a specific undertaking they are not carrying materials for their nuclear tests near Tahiti, the Minister for External Affairs, Mr. Paul Haslurk. said In the House of Representatives today.
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    Jurong visit
    28 20 SINGAPORE. Tues.—The Urban and Rural Services Committee's members will visit the Jurong constituency on Friday to look into the needs of the people in the area
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    Ministers off on East Europe tour
    111 20 LONDON, Tues.— Three Singapore Mlr'sters are (lying Into Warsaw Uter today for the first leg of a three-week goodwill tour of Eastern Europe. Premier Lee Kuan Yew Is flying from Stockholm, after attending the International Socialist Conference In Uppsala, while Foreign Minister, Mr. Rajaratnam,
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    LONDON STOCKS
    367 20 LONDON. Tues— Closing middle prices of selected stocks not including stamp duty were: RUBBER LONDON. Tues. Spot 20»,d June 20»»d., July 20 7. led., Aug. 20 7 16d.. July Sept. 20 7 16d., Oct Dec 20\d.. Jan Mmrch L'n.d. April June 20%d.. July' Sept. 203.4.. Oct. Dec. 30Hd..
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    PLEDGE BY CALWELL ON THE VIETNAM CONSCRIPTS
    120 20 From JACK FINGLETON /CANBERRA. Tues. If returned to power at this year's general elections, the Labour Party would take conscripts away from Vietnam if it involved the lives of regulars, said the party leader, Mr. Arthur Calwell. in an address yesterday to Tasmanian
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    Protest in Korea
    30 20 SEOUL. Tues— The opposition Shinhan New Korea) Party today demanded that the government withdraw any possible plan to dispatch South Korean air force units to South Vietnam.
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    Local flour just won't rise say 50 bakers
    366 20 Local flour just won't rise say 50 bakers KUALA LUMPUR. TueS. About 50 bakers and confectioners m Negrl Bernbilan are reportedly losing about $1,000 ;i day and they blame their falling Income on local flour which, they say, just won't rise. Tin y claim thit teven baken and confection* i
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      65 20 Uu CLASSIFIES It Word, >li Minimum) TOM To Mary. and Josrpb a daughter Lynda. MM(r lor Mwln. 9.3 M at tveotta Clinic Thank* to doctor and xtarT C. OORA'RAJU .md Kaju a <ir. MaMH on <ti Ma>. 'W Both welt Thanks to doc' Mitorni'y Hoapltal. I BETWEEN NAMAOAfON third •on
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      116 20 MM bimmmmmmmmmmmw\*-^ m **<4mmmmmmmmmmmmmmm*XmmJi>. f l\ Have you seen the new simcaiDDD p If not see it today. The Simca 1000 GLS has more to offer. Four synchronised gears Four independent wheel suspension system Unexcelled manoeuvrability Four wide open doors and spacious interior Quarter windows incorporated with front doors to
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      50 20 The weather Highest and lowest temperatures in Malaysia and Singapore for the period Bp.m. Monday to 8 p.m. yesterday Highest Lowest Kuala Lumpur 90 72 Kota Bharu 73 Penang 88 73 Ipoh 91 75 Malacca 88 75 Singapore 90 77 C Highlands 77 59 Jesselton 90 77 Kuchlng 91 73
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