The Straits Times, 1 June 1966

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    24 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 150.000 The Straits Times The National Newspaper Estd. 1845 WEDNESDAY, JUNE 1, 1966 15 CENTS M.C.(P) 1629 KDN 2034
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    Razak hails news from Jakarta
    605 1  - Razak hails news from Jakarta -By FtLIX ABISHEGANADEN BANGKOK. Tues. With the stage being set here for the signing of the Malaysia-Indonesia peace pact tomorrow, news of the disbandment of an Indonesian military unit which had oprrateJ along the Hornet border wax warmly welcomed by Tun Abdul Raiak llr told
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    Malik: It's settled
    589 1  -  SAMAD ISMAIL 'Difficulties? They are like mosquito bites. You rub lotion over them, and they're gone, like that, 5 he said, snapping his fingers in the air By I- BANGKOK, Tuesday 661 T'S settled," Indonesia's Foreign X Minister, Mr. Adam Malik, told me this morning at Manangasila
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    Lock icon Ban on LSD
    27 1 LOS ANGELES. Tues—California and Nevada yesterday became the first states to make it a crime to sell or possess the hallucinatory drug LSD— UPI
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    Lock icon Heaviest raids for five months
    188 1 QJAIGON, Tues.— U.S. military headquarters announced today the heaviest air raids in five months over North Vietnam with Air Force and Navy jets striking from north of Hanoi to the 17th Parallel. A spokesman said that clearing skies enable the jets to stage more strikes
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    Lock icon Bad-time geishas
    38 1 NUMAZU <Jtpa.n». Tues. Police last night arrested a 30--year-old unemployed man who demanded the services of (our geisha, girls and drank and ate with them ai a restaurant and then said he had no money UPI.
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    Lock icon More and more
    32 1 JAKARTA, Tues. The amount of currency in circulation In lnflatlon-lili Indonesia rose by 324 per cent in 1965. according to a Government reply to a question In Parliament. —Reuter.
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    Lock icon 11 trapped in mine
    36 1 BINDURA (Rhodesia). Tues. A ROOF collapsed at the Trojan nickel mine here and killed seven miners today. Rescue workers are desperately trying to reach four other miners trapped under the rockfall. A.P.
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    Manila sets the date: Friday
    311 1 Manila sets the date: Friday MANILA. Tuesday THE Philippines will normalise relations with Malaysia in an exchange of notes on Friday, the Foreign Office here officially announced today. The announcement finally fulfills a pledge made early this year by President Marcos to recognise Malaysia and restore diplomatic ties broken when
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    Lock icon Surveyor still has a good chance
    106 1 Surveyor still has a good chance CAPE M.Wim (Florida). Tues. AmeriMir\t\vnr TV Robot. >*s navigation eyes locked securely on the sun an. r bright star, drew an arc irate sight on the moon I 'fU-r hour* of fears For WICPW I)<spii. imperfect romniunic.it 1 n system whi< h M;id furth.
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    Lee on his way home
    347 1 Lee on his way home SINGAPORE. Tues.— Singapore's Prime Minister. Mr. Lee Kuan Yew. is due back in Singapore tomorrow night after a six-week tour of Eastern Europe. The plane, carrying Mr. Lee and his party, including the Foreign Minister. Mr. S Rajaratnam. and the Minister for Social Affair*. Inche
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    Lock icon STOP PRESS
    26 1 FOUR SFNTENCED TO DEATH LEOPOLDVILLE. TflM Special military court today sentenced to death four leaders involved in the Whitsun plot against General Mobutu. AP
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      Lock icon 17-YEAR-OLD GIRL DIES IN BID TO TOPPLE KY
      561 2 17-YEAR-OLD GIRL DIES IN BID TO TOPPLE KY Johnson condemns 'acts of desperation 9 by Buddhists gAIGON, Tues. A 17-year-old girl burned herself to death inside a pagoda in Hue early today. It was the fifth death in the Buddhist campaign against the South Vietnamese Military Government. The girl was
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      Lock icon Kampala all quiet as King Freddie's deadline ends
      226 2 Kampala all quiet as King Freddie's deadline ends KAMPALA, Tuesday. AFRICANS went to work as normal and Kampala was quiet yesterday the deadline set by Buganda for President Milton Obote's Central Government forces to leave the kingdom. Leaflet* calling on two million Buganda people to revolt so far have been
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      Ceylon plea on behalf of Vietnam Buddhists
      124 2 COLOMBO. Tues. Premier Dudley Senanayake of Ceylon urged the U.S. yesterday to use its good offices to persuade the South Vietnamese Government to guarantee the fights of the nations Buddhists. Mr. Senanayake summoned the L'S. Ambassador, Mr. Cecil Lyons, to his office to
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      Lock icon Diamonds stolen from plane
      61 2 LONDON. Tues. Airline police here are Investigating the theft of £77.000 worth of diamonds aboard a Boeing 707 jet on its way to Hong Kong from South Africa. The gems arrived in a mailbag from Jan Smuts Airport, Johannesburg, on May 18 and were immediately transferred
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      Lock icon Princess dead
      28 2 lAUTERBACH iGvrmanyv. Tups. Princess Ma-ie Christine of Prussia, 19-year-old greatgranddaughter of the last German Kaiser, was fatally Injured In a car accident, police said today— AP.
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      Lock icon 12 Africans die in train crash
      53 2 JOHANNESBURG. Tuef Twelve Africans were killed and 107 Injured yesterday when two passenger train* collided at a railway station near here. Police aald a passenger train lammed with Alrican worker* heading home smathed into a otationary train. The dead and injured were in two
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      Lock icon Sculptor, 72, dead
      24 2 HELSINKI. Tues. Yalno Aaltonen. Finland s leading modern sculptor, died in hospital here yesterday after long llinecs. He was 72— Reuter
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      Lock icon Cup Final stamps
      31 2 SUVA (Fill i. Tue«.— FIJI lx to issue, on July 1. two stamp* to mark the World Football Cup Final to be played in England in July— Reuter.
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      Air drama as hawk hits S2m jet L- engine
      215 2 Air drama as hawk hits S2m jet L- engine From JACK FINGLETON f ANBERRA. Tues. Flight-Lieut. Glen Cooper, 28. of the Australian Air Force, had Just taken off yesterday in Northern New South Wales in his S2 million Mirage Jet I when it, flamed out at 1.500 ft. Alongside in
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      Flood deaths
      34 2 RIO DE JANEIRO. I \t least (8 people have bepn killed and 15.000 left homeless In the states of Prrnambuto and Bahia as a result of last weeks rains and floods. L'PI.
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      Lock icon Churches sacked
      24 2 I LAGOS. Tues —Catholic chur- ches m Gusa- 1 and Socoto were I sacMed during arm-Gover-menl demonstrations, it was reported today.— AP.
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      119 2 GOOD HEALTH/ A (lass of Guava Juicesweet and delicious will replenish your system with the Vitamin C that is essential for good health. It is this vitamin that helps fight fatigue and gives the power to ward off the commor cold and resist other infec tions. It also prevents scurvy
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      Lock icon $34 MIL BATTLE OF BRITAIN FILM PLANNED
      214 3 $34 MIL BATTLE OF BRITAIN FILM PLANNED I ON DON, Tues. The Minister of Defence. Mr. Denis Healey, and top military officers will meet tomorrow to hear plans for a film version of "The Rattle of Britain" which is expected to be the biggest film in the history of the
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      Launch from US sunk by Cubans
      348 3 The patrol boats engaged the fleeing craft in a brief fight •bout 10 miles out to sea and destroyed it with direct hits. Two memoers of the boat HAVANA. Tuesday THE Armed Forces Ministry said yesterday that Cuban planes and patrol boats sank a
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      Lock icon A famous name on the starting grid
      199 3 A famous name on the starting grid lON DON. Tues. He has the same looks as his famous father. Sloping forehead, eyes that ai> calculating and see far. far ahead. Clearcut nose, resolute mouth, and determined chin. He is 28-year-old Cacho (pronounced Kasho) Fangio. son of Juan Mannel Fangio. the
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      Lock icon JAPAN TO RESUME TRADE RELATIONS WITH INDONESIA
      262 3 JAPAN TO RESUME TRADE RELATIONS WITH INDONESIA TOKYO, Tuesday. JAPANESE newspapers today reported that trade relations between Japan and Indonesia will be partially reopened tomorrow on a basis of a new payment system. Japan Indonesia trade had been suspended since last December because of Indonesia's financial insolvency. The papers said
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      Lock icon Indonesian students storm Parliament
      120 3 JAKARTA Tues. Students stormed Indonesia's Parliament House today to demand the lowering of the house flag in honour of a youth killed last night In a bloody thret-way clash between rioting student factions and troops of the Jakarta Garrison trying to quell them Student leaders said
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      Peer injured in fight
      63 3 ROME. Tue«.— lrish peer Viscount Gormanston, 36. was taken to hospital today with Injuries he received in a fight with police who objected to him removing his shirt in public. He was charged w»Ui restating arreflt The incident took place when Ljord Gormanstan. Apparently feeling the
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      Lock icon Peasant-physicians to serve 500 million
      75 3 PEKING, Tues. Communlst China claims to be training a new type of man a "peasant-physi-cian." The New China News Agency describes him as both a medical worker and a peasant. Thousands of peasant- physicians are necessary to meet the health needs of the 500 million
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      371 3 YOUR LIFETIME Opportunity Have you heard of Phase II of the Oil Palm Investment Plan of Malaysian Co-operative Insurance Society Limited \our progressive insurance organisation with plaris to really care for your future. The unique offer is the MCIS Oil Palm Investment Plan. An investment ot $5,000/- payable in easy
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    a place for everything...everything in its place
    164 4 a place for everything... everything in its place Miss Maggie Lim rates high as an efficient secretary. Just one look at her desk will tell you it's so. Pencils and carbon paper in the lop drawer, stationery in the second and third. And where docs she keep her savings? With
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    Parliament questions
    64 4 SINGAPORE. Tue».— lnche Mohamed Arid bin Suradi, the member for Kampong Kembangan in Parliament, will ask the Government at the next sitting of Parliament whether tt will give priority to requests for rural development project* and other public amenities for hla constituency. In other questions, he suggests that
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    New cards for 8,423
    87 4 SINOAPORE, Tues.— Registration teams will visit the following eight schools tomorrow to register some 8.423 students, teachers, and staff for the new laminated plastic Identity cards the fourth weelc of the national registration campaign for schools. New Town Integrated Secondary School, Queensway; Queenstown Technical School, Strathmore
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    Annual meeting
    43 4 SINGAPORE Tues.— The War Department Civilian Employee-. Co-operative Thrift and Loan Society will hold 1U annual general meeting at the HQ Farelf gymnasium at 2 p.m. on June 8. The meeting will be presided over by the president. Lt.-Col. HH. Cartwrlght.
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    Jail for car thief shot in a police ambush
    306 4 SINGAPORE, Tuesday. POLICE Inspector .Joseph Chia fired thrice with his pistol at a teenaged '"regular tar thief," Tay Ah Hin, who had driven a stolen $."),()(M) car into a polite ambush at Bukil Timah Hoad, a court was told today. Wounded
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    No postal delivery on Friday
    107 4 SINGAPORE. Tuea— The director of Posts announced today that there will be no delivery of correspondence or parcels on Friday The hours of business at the General Post Office will be from 9 a.m. to noon. All other' post offices will be open from 9
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    'Help me find wife and daughter'
    203 4 'Help me find wife and daughter' SINGAPORE. Tue*.—Anguished by a fruitless thrre-week search for his missing wife and stepdaughter. Inche Mohamrd Yatim bin Eusope. IS, walked into Times House today to apneal for help. His report to the police and the Social Welfare Department has so far failed to trace
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    Rotary Club talk
    32 4 SINGAPORE, Tues. Mr. Lan Hope, programme assistant of Radio Slngapura. will speak on "Broadcasting and Television" at the Rotary Club of SingaporeWest's luncheon meeting on Thursday at Princes' Restaurant.
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    Closed on Friday
    28 4 SINGAPORE. Tues-The Imports and Exports Office, the Controller of Supplies Office, and all sections of the Marine Department will be closed on Friday, Vesalc Day.
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    Students at Poly plan Chinatown survey
    239 4 Students at Poly plan Chinatown survey SINGAPORE, Tues.— The Singapore Polytechnic's School of Architecture and Building will bepin a survey of Chinatown this week to find out how urban renewal schemes can be carried out with minimum inconvenience to the public. Taking part In the twoweek survey will be 15
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    Play at centre
    44 4 SINGAPORE. Tues— The play with the puzzling title— Eh?"— la being pre.sented by the University of Singapore Society at the Cultural Centre on Thursday and Saturday at 8.30 p.m. Tickets at $4. $3 and $2 are available at tha usual places.
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    'LIMITLESS SCOPE FOR ARTISTS'
    183 4 SINGAPORE. Tues—Singapore artists and painters will not likely suffer degeneration and oppression as there is limitless scope for all to flourish and advance. The Minister of State for Education. Inche Rahlm Ishak. said this yesterday when he opened the oneman show held by Penang artist Sul
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    Alighting fund for brain research
    386 6 Alighting fund for brain research 10,000 VICTIMS IN SINGAPORE SINGAPORE, Tuesday. J^ FUND lo aid brain research at the University o( Singapore will he established soon, (.'ailed "the Brain Research Fund of the University of Singapore." it is the latest project of the V's Men's Club of Singapore, Beta ChapU
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    Hearing put off 'for the sake of decency'
    213 6 SINGAPORE. Tues. A court prisoner's aggressive behaviour in Ins lock-up today compelled the postponement of a preliminary inquiry scheduled to hear charges of his part in an armed robbery. Just before Lira Ah Sar. 30. was to be brought before the Ninth
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    Union extends ban on overtime
    243 6 SINGAPORE. Tuesday. rrHE Esso/PT and SI branch of the United WorkA ers' of the Petroleum Industry, from yesterday afternoon, extended its boycott on overtime work to all departments of the Petroleum Transport and Services Incorporated a subsidiary of ESSO Standard Ltd. in retaliation against the
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    No-water areas
    44 6 SINGAPORE. Tues— Water will be cut ofl in Lengkok Bahru. house Nos. from 597-A E to 667-A E tomorrow, from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Water will also be cut off in Still Lane on Thursday, from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
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    Woodwork for beginners
    65 6 SINGAPORE. Tues The Adult Education Board Is organising a IG-week course in Elementary Woodwork which will be conducted <t Tan long Katong Secon '«ry rechnlcal Schpol erery Wednesday [rom 7 p.m. to 10 pm JThe tuition fee. which Includes practical fee for material supplied, us U0 a
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    Death fall . girl said: 'Sucide is a stupid thing'
    211 6 Death fall girl said: 'Sucide is a stupid thing' SINGAPORE. Tues. A former Chinese school student. See Nong Moei, 20, who fell to her death from the 16tfl floor of a block of flats in Selegie House yesterday morning had once told her brothers and sisters that "suicide is a
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    Road courtesy campaign
    74 6 SINGAPORE. Tues.— The Sin- gnpore Government Is launching a road courtesy campaign early In September, a Government statement announced today. Preceding this, a poster design competition depicting road courtesy will be held In July for school children and members of the public. Details of this contest are
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    Lee in Budapest talks
    63 7 SINGAPORE'S Primp Mi nister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew. and hi\ delegation at the conference table with Hungarian leader in Budapest. Flanking Mr. Lee are Mr. S. Rajaratnam. the Foreign Minister, and Inche Othman Wok. the Minister of Culture and Social Affairs. Leader of the Hungarian delegation
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    'Singapore offers a good future...'
    361 7 'Singapore offers a good future SINGAPORE. Tuesday. SINGAPORE'S High Commissioner-designate to Britain, Mr. A. P. Rajah, told an audience of British manufacturers' lepresentatives here today that Singapore offered a good future to British industrialists who would enter into joint venture with the local people He was confident th;il in co-operation
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    New Lord President takes oath of office
    110 7 l/I.AIA LI.MPIK. Tues The new Lord President hi the Federal Court of Malaysia. Lan Sri Syed Sheh Rarakbah. took his oath of office before the Yang di-Pertuan Atony at the Ist. in. i Negara here this morning. Lan Sri Syed Sheh. 60. the
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    Thieves get lifts and drive away with cars
    158 7 Thieves get lifts and drive away with cars SINGAPORE, Tues. Car thieves yesterday took "lifts' from two drivers and then robbed them of their vehicles. CHENG AH HAI, 22, was driving along River Valley Road at 11.30 a.m. when three men stopped him and requested him to take them to
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    Wife fined
    43 7 IPOH. Tups.- A housewife. Tan Choo Ehk. 34. was lined $250 by' lie niiiijisir.iie.N tuuri here today i lieji slie pleaded guilty to assisting in carrying on an illegal public lottery *t lirr house in Kampung Java here on March 27.
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    Minister: Why I didn't quit...
    289 7 Minister: Why I didn't quit... JESSELTON. Tuesday Minister of Finance, Inche Harris bin Mohamed Salleh, categorically declared today that the State Government was sincere in its desire to hold the State's first direct elections as soon as possible. He also explained why he did not carry out hLs threat r
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    Mere signing of trade pact 'not enough'
    100 7 SINGAPORE. Tues. The leader of the two-man viMtinu Polish frade mission Mr. Z. Mazus. la-st night suggested that there .should be a frequent exchange of trade delegations between Poland and Singapore %a a means to imurovc trading relations He .-aid "Singapore*! manufactured g<x»ds
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    Visitors from Thailand
    58 7 KLALA LUMPUR. 'lues. SerentyHwo offltul.s and trainees from the School of Public RfUtionx in Thailaiid will arrive in Alor Star tomurruw for a weeks vi.sit to Mal.i.v.su. TtWil arirtiigt-il under the ASA e\chanee tour programir.-. Their itinerary include* a courtesy <-.<ll on the M; Information and Broadcasting.
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    AUSSIE STATE PREMIER ON TRADE HOPES
    168 7 AUSSIE STATE PREMIER ON TRADE HOPES VUALA LUMPUR, Tues. The Premier of Western Australia. Mr. David Brand, today said that many trade opportunities would develop between Malaysia and his State in the near future. He was confident, he added, that with the growth of this country and Western Australia, these
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    DEATH
    36 8 It Wt4i til (Minimum) KIRKPATRICK "n May 24th In koapltal. Thomas Gordon Klrkpatrlck of Messrs. Harper, Kllnilaa, Hinga-, pore, dearly loved husband or Angtla. «a. The. Oatlands. West Klrbjr, Che- hire, and father of Andrew.
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
    149 8 it H'ertfe $li Minimum) MR. AND MRS. Techlnarnurtbi thank friends and relat \tt for thtlr kind at-' tendance and prerenta at their wedding' on 2VV««. MR. A MRS. Vt^.vaU of Johor* Banm sinctrely tbank all their friends and relatives for their attendance, presents xnd services on the occasion' of
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    ANNOUNCEMENTS
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    RELIGIOUS ANNOUNCEMENTS
    60 8 IS *>'erd> Si (Minimum) F'HEtDA SRAI BAIAH Road. T-..k« on Vital Subjrcta by Mr. W. Patrrcon ft p m., lit to Mb June and 7th Mil June. All Welcome. SCIENCE AND HEALTH wltb ktv to thr K. rlpttirtu by Mary Bakrr K.ldv available from Chrmtian Science RtadIns i:.x>'n,
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  • The Straits Times Wednesday, June 1, 1966
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      Reciprocity In Trade
      636 8 Singapore's plan for the 1 encouragement of the local assembly of motor-vehicles in I the main is on the lines of the Malavsian scheme, and indeed could hardly be otherwise. There is interesting variation, however, in the special encouragement offered for the manufacture of car parts. By
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      New Act
      318 8 January to June, the time the Philippines will have spent moving from a promise to recognise Malaysia to acting upon that promise, is in the circumstances not an unreasonable period. President Marcos, newly elected, has had many matters to engage his attention Manila has obviously related the question
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      Pioneer Corps
      229 8 The National Youth Pionew Corps is in process of recruiting its first hundred members. At the last count, a fortnight ago, some five hundred applications had been received. While thii number is large in relation to the vacancies on immediate offer, it is smaller than might have been
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    Lock icon Thailand prepares for the time when aid will end
    401 8  - Thailand prepares for the time when aid will end THAUNG MYINE by Bangkok, Tues. rvHE Thai Govern--1 ment will soon launch an export drive to seek new markets and expand existing ones. It will also stockpile rice and other agricultural commodities to stabilise prices and prevent fluctuations in tUDply. The
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    IN SEARCH OF KING ARTHUR
    469 8  -  I/ING ARTHUR, 1V Camelot, Avalon: their names are magic. Their story has gone all over the world. Now it takes a new turn. On July 16 excavations are to begin at Cadbury Castle. Somerset, to find out whether this Is the site of Camelot, the
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    1002 8  -  Wendell Merrick A CHALLENGE TO THE VIETCONG, TEN YEARS FOR A CONCLUSION by SAIGON, TUESDAY AMERICAN military planners in Vietnam are now casting their eyes on 1967, and beyond far beyond the vision of their diplomats, who do not Know from one
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    Mayor is appalled at rising road death toll
    150 9 pENANG, Tues.— The Mayor. Mr. Ooi Thiam Siew, 6aid today he was appalled at the increasing number of deaths occurring: on city roads. The past five months had taken a toll of 19 lives and more than 1,000 people injured, he said
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    101 9 Smiles, smiles, smiles THE HAPPY PEACEMAKERS -BY OUR MAN IN BANGKOK REAR Admiral Sjaaf, who led the Indonesian goodwill mission U> Kuala Lumpur on Friday, sharing a joke with Tun Mustapha Ilarun, Taa Sr; Temenggoni: Jugah and Mr. Khaw Kai Boh at the lunch Riven by Tun Abdul Razak for
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    $60,000 gift by Ko family
    71 9 SINGAPORE Tues. The family of the late Mr. Ko Teck Kin. Singapores first High Commissioner to Malaysia, has donated $60,000 to charitable organisations, schools and other public bodies. The recipient organisations include the Medical Protrres* Fund i»20,000). Chinese Chamber of Commerce ($lO 000. Singapore Council
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    RRI chiefs tour
    43 9 KUAI.A LUMP,***. Tues. The Director of the Rubber Research Institute. Mr. B.CSekhar. left here today on a on«--week tour of KelanUn, Kedah and Pprak to find out how the smallholders' advisory service being provided by the Institute cou'.d be improved.
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    Our man's leaf surprises Soviet editor—
    182 9 Our man's leaf surprises Soviet editor— SINGAPORE. Tu»\v Mr. 0 G. M. Osheverov, the deputy editor of Russia's and the world's biggest, dally. Izvestla (circulation 8,000,000;, was pleasantly surprised by what he called a "photographic feat" when he visited Times House this afternoon. In the photo department, he asked: "How
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    Two sodiers stole cars for 'joy rides': Jailed
    132 9 JESSELTON, Tues— Two British soldiers have been jailed for stealing three cars for "joy rides," a police spokesman here said today. Thry are Private Trevor William Ives. of "A" Company, I the Queen's Own Buffs, based at Paradise Camp in Kota Belud,
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    Sultan's party bag seladang
    26 9 ORIK. Tues. A hunting party headed by the Bultan of Perak bagged a seladang weighing about eight plculs near here on Sunday.
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    Caddy, 14, drowned in pool
    77 9 1/LAI.A LUMPIB. Tues. A 14-year-old caddy, Jamaluddin bin Yahaya, was drowned in a disused mining pool at Kampong Pandan this morning. Divers searched for the body but it had not been recovered till late today. Jamaluddin. a caddy at the Royal Selangor Golf Club, was
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    73 9 Palace date for hero I ONDON. Tues.— A Gurkha I soldier arrived here today from Singapore to receive the Victoria Cross Britain's highest military award. Lance Corporal Rambahadur Limbu. 26. of thr Princess Mary > Own Qmfcha Rift>.v wiii 1 be decorated by Quern Elizai both at Buckingham Palace on
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    A WOMAN WHO CHECKED ON HUSBAND
    139 9 A WOMAN WHO CHECKED ON HUSBAND SINGAPORE, Tues. Annie Chew, a clerk, was checking on the movements of her husband, a salesman, in Malacca when she found him walking hand-in-hand with another woman into a hotel one night, the High Court was told today. Chew, of Frankel Estate, testified that
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    Air appointment
    85 10 The appointment of Mr. E.W. Ogden of Tokyo to the newlycreated post of regional sales manager for Asia and the Pacilic, has' been announced by Canadian Pacilic Airlines. With his expanded responsibilittoa, Mr. Ogden will add Australia, New Zealand and Fiji to his present region which included the
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    Life is creeping back into pepper
    364 10  -  Chan Bong Soo By IN the juibt three months there have been signs of more life creeping back into the Singapore pepper market, which was once very active and the outlook for the future is even better. With Indonesia now showing willingness to recognise
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    FORD MEN PROMOTED TO TOP POSITIONS
    275 10 FORD MEN PROMOTED TO TOP POSITIONS rPHE managing director of A the Ford Motor Co.. of Malaysia Ltd.. Mr. 1.0. Hepworth, has announced the appointment of two local men to top executive management positions. In a re-orgai.lsatlon of th« sales division, Mr. Lee Blow Seng (above right) has 1 en
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    Kent starts courses
    135 10 Kent starts courses George Kent (Malaysia) Ltd. have commenced technical trainIng courses In industrial Instrumentation and automatic process control for their customer users, at their new lecture rooms at Petaling Jaya head office. The courses are based on those which been held at the United Kingdom parent factory for many
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    EXECUTIVES FROM FIAT
    117 10 T<HE Fiat Co. manuA facturers of Fiat cars, have sent two of their executive members to man their regional office in Singapore. They are Dr. C. Bobbio and Mr. L. Ruff a. Dr. Bobbio is replacing Mr. G. Mariani as area manager. The latter retired recently after
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    Two Organon appointments announced
    100 10 Two Organon appointments announced MR. Kwa Hock Chuan has been appointed as Field Force manager for Organon Laboratories Ltd.. with effect rrom May 21. He will be in charge of the promotion of Organon products in Singapore and Malaysia covering both Pharmaceuticals and cosmetics. Mr. Kwa has had long service
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    Esso: New movements
    243 10 MR. Charles Aw. the corporate accountant at the Esso head office in Kuala Lumpur, will leave Malaya in late June for a 1 twelve-month overseas assignment with Esso Standard Eastern in New York. Anothe' accounting; executive. Mr Joseph «Tan. has been promoted to general accountant, in charge
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    UCB TO EXPAND IN THIS REGION
    189 10 rpHE United Commer- rial Bank Ltd., is expanding its operations in South East Asia. The bank. oii« of th« "big five" banking Institutions in India, has reestablished a regional oflW In Singapore for South East Asia in 19«4. The office was abolished when Burma
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    New branch is opened
    158 10 TAN CHENG MOH Co, Electric Ltd.. of Cross Street. Singapore, dealers in household appliances, lighting and electrical equipment have opened a Kuala Lumpur branch at Sungei Besi Road. The opening ceremony was performed by Raja Zainal. deputy chairman and general manager of the Nattonal Electricity Board.
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    Quality award made ! to Ipoh bottlers
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    60 MCA leaders to attend seminar on govt
    281 11 1/ UAI.A LUMPUR, Tues.— The MCA is receiving good response for Its seminar to teach Ita MPs and S t a t o Assemblymen the workings of thr government machinery. About 60 Senators. MPs and St.ie A.-semblymen will attend the .semi: from
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    'Kaput' say car men
    572 11  -  JACKIE SAM By Low spirits in Orchard Road as they face up to new policy on local assembly SINGAPUKE. Tuesday. 4 GREAT cloud of despondency has settled on Orchard Road, the home oi Singapore's multi-million dollar motor car market. For within the next three months they
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    'Life' for consorting with invaders
    137 11 IPOH, Tues.— A casual 1 labourer, Abdul Rahim alias Ya'acob bin Zakaria, 22, of Taiping was jailed for life by the High Court here today for consorting with Indonesian armed forces at Pantai Remis, near Sitiawan, on Feb. 22 last year. He was acquitted on
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    Death fall from flat
    51 11 SINGAPORE. Tues. An unidentified young man. aped about 23. this morninß f:ll to his death lrom a block of flats in Mattar Road. A police spokesman described him as i former inmate of the Woodbridce hcsnital. He was wearing a white single' and brown shorts when
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    Ex-serviceman sent to jail
    51 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues i Aji ex-serviceman. Mohamed Ros- ly bin Abu Hassar.. 27. was today sentenced to three years' Jail for the theft .of a transistor radio set. He was found guilty of stealing the radio from a house In Petallng Jaya on Nov. S last
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    Banned floats: Decision entirely ours, say police
    361 11 Banned floats: Decision entirely ours, say police QJINGAPORE, Tues. The police today took full responsibility for their action in banning six floats at last Saturday's rag and flag day procession of the University of Singapore Students' Union. In a statement, the Police Secretary Mr. T. Chelliah. said: "The police »'ish
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    Decree nisi for waitress
    60 11 SINOAPORE. Tuet A bar waltres*. married at IS. tu granted a decree nisi In h«r divorce action today In the High Court against her husband, on the grounds of cruelty Penang-born Mrs. Tlieresa Emilia Tupaz. the petitioner, waa married In Johore BaJiru 12 years aso to
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    PIRATES ROB FISHING BOAT
    103 11 PIRATES ROB FISHING BOAT ML'AR. Tues. Pir*te» mid- ed a Malaysian fishing boat in international waters, five mile* off ftinrrah. at the week-end. They grabbed 33 nets and two fishermen's personal belongings, valued at 52.000. from the boat. Lim Hai long and Soo Ah Kow. both 30, told police today
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    Arts degree for Spore student
    49 11 SINGAPORE. Tues. Mr. Herbert Chin of Singapore has Km dilated with a Bachelor of Arts degree from the Atlantic Union College, a liberal arts college in South Lancaster. Massachusetts. He is the only son of Mr. and Mrs. Chin Kong Seng of Oxley Road.
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    192 11 WELLINGTON, Tuesday. JVEW Zealand military forces would still be required in Malaysia after trw ending of Indonesian confrortation to help counter Communist aggression in South-East Asia, the Prime Minister, Mr Keith Holyoake. indicated last night. In a statement on the current, talk* between
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    100 U.S. leave' troops to visit Penang
    180 11 100 U.S. leave' troops to visit Penang PENANG, Tues.— The first batch of American troops from South Vietnam to visit Penang on "recuperation leave" Is expected to arrive in a week or two. Disclosing this today, the Chief Minister. Tan Sri Wong Pow Nee, said he understood this first group
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    CULTURAL OFFICERS FOR 11 STATES
    89 11 I/UALA LUMPUR. Tues. Each of the 11 states in Malaya will soon get a cultural officer. The Central Government has already Invited applications, and the Public Services Commission !s expected to make the ap- pointments towards the end of the year. The officers will serve
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    Dayaks get ready for big festival
    236 11 Dayaks get ready for big festival I/UCHING. Tues. Tomorrow is Dayak festival day in Sarawak— the second to be celebrated by all the Dayak races in the State. In towns and longhou>*s, ••elebrations began tonight. The Governor, Tun Abanc Haji Openg. in a festival day message broadcast k>nieht said that
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    MORE INTEREST TAKEN IN PROPERTY COUNTERS
    810 14 From Our Market Correspondent A FEATURE of the stock exchange yesterday «as the increased interest in property shares which kVM expected as the talks in Bangkok appeared to be progressing favourabl> Total turnover increased to 1.320.000 units the fifth highest recorded. Property shares accounted
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    32 14 Mala van Stork Indices: Ma* 30 Ma> 31 Industrials: lul.xt lv: i: Tin-.: 150.12 120 78 I rubber*: 1 111.37 1 10.57 l>« 30. I»ti3 l IM| licr l«6! Imi
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    198 14 THE following dividend* are expected thi* month and in July and August. Last year's date of payment acd nature of dividends Is In brackets. INDUSTRIALS: Jardine Waugh (one payment 14.4.65), Central Properties (Interim 22. 6. 65). Cold Storage (final 25.6.65). Hume (X.1..) (interim 30.6.65). Hume (Ml (interim 24.6.65).
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    112 14 SHIP* lying alon K «ioc iht »inic*gi>rt nir.il t* t.pccltd t.d Jy a**! kerk Vfc Brooxvillr U/14, Lu..^ Bomnala IV. t'miitrr Kutlnake Kinaoaiu M/M stmai Bank* tt vs Juko Maru 2b 30. /UnJl>» tt M. Aiu» giaan Mi.ru 40 '41. Laadvard 43 43. and straat cook 46.
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    68 14 CHINItC Produc. fiehanaa, SMiaa•ere neen p'icii »«r pleul yaatarday: Caaanut OH i bulk S4O Mllera. arum (471 seller*. Caera: May/Jus* ITK/CooMneot: Lr quoted Faeeer: Uuntok «Olte SK7» aellera. BarawMk «Bite 1175 aellera. ipecial Sarawak mack *132» aellen. farmed Lampotg nitick lUU IN) •filer, tall tm~, NLWI ABTA 114.S
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    92 14 MLLBCtRNt lu«a. INDUSTRIAL in quiet trading todar I in base ami Olla. m proved a jij H a voted to r< I al Broken Hill. *ju^N »eic \niwuir. I CMCM Kett UOUnt l»» tUI H.Olil N Brakr: Arapol ID < •'•> Aiut Coo. Ind. tr Auit. Paper Manut.
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    227 14 JIM lir-l crjdr rubber f.o.b. 1, iiM-rs closed al I |i.m. m Singapore and Kuala Lumpur vesUrrd. al t.t.i rrnls p»r Ih. up onr eight n <H a tent on Mond*> rioting level for tin- position tM tone was idl. K.A.Ss. and I M.K.I (lmin» prices in cents
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    52 14 'pin ■rti—l rate «i in< Hala>aa iloll.ir uiin-l the iiuiiiiil -Irrl til- li\rd t.r. Notinilxi J« l'«t>4 h lellini it <> I* 1 I ;:> it>d I'.iimiu II .'<-. 4 I I'd Buwuc i> i <i lln dullji k) ai Ml statuturT middle poMliou in iil.iliun lo lU
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    31 14 O.\ in. ticc lulling marktl ie Hool Kong rNUnkl toe U.a dollar >n ■juot- T.T. and J foi cath. Sttrling war quoted at ltj.iC hb4 tm t«ei ot laid
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    18 14 THE Association ot Banka m Malay aia made no inan.rt lo IU ratac to mirrcbaiits yesterday
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    26 14 May. 31. RUBBER PRICE: 66i cents (up one-eightb of a cent). TIN *****.M (down 1 1 i Ilolliti.il »*stim:<lrd olltrini: .'MI tons (down intiNi
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    296 14 Further decline of $1.37 in Straits tin price THE Straits tin price f«tterday fell a further 11.374 to 5649.624 per pitul. the lowest price sime March tt, 1965. Fairly xood support was reported, but at increasingly lower levels The price, except for a rally of S 1.624 on Saturday, has
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      96 14 Ijr^^ Orient mid-east lines Great Lakes Service »«•>! tlltd IAJLINt^ M|M >IMVAPIM>t »Nll aWJiS IU CtfttOlAN ANC US CREA tARES POIIS i.naMaJl v-^ OtltNl ElPt'Tt* la*« It II lant IJ I* ajjtn/ii lai, 74 SHUNT lINC* lai, V lalt 73 ?4 laif It 2% taf 77 MUNI MUIHII AM 77
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    BUSINESS DONE
    1037 15 DUBINEM in and reported to the Singapore and Kuala l.umpur trading rooms of the Stork Kxchanfe yenterday with the number of shares traded in brackets: INDUSTRIALS: B.uittid <2,000> < 100) SI (IB; C.CM. SI HI. 1). O.OOO) $1 til. (J4.IXMJ) »l tin. (11.000) tIMI; Cl. Htldingi ii.OUOI $:v»7.
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      696 15 KRAMAT TIN DREDGING LIMITED (Incorporated in Malaysia) NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a Dividend, the Sixty-third, of one shilling and threepence (Is. 3d.) per stock unit, less income tax at the rate of forty per cent, has been declared due and payable to stockholders on the Register on the 15th
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      834 15 NOTICE NOTICE Is hereby given that as from the Ist June 1966. Mr. PHANG BAK OUAN. Manager of the Envelope Ac Stationery Department of HEAP HUA PRINTERS of No. 144. Dakota Crescent. Singapore shall resign from HEAP HUA PRINTERS and shall as from the same dale carry on envelope and
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      774 15 NOTICES TRADE MARK REGISTRATION NO. ***** KH.lSimi n IN KKSPK T OF TEA The Public Is hereby informed that Ho Huat Tea Merchant of No. 292-A, Telok Ayer Street. Bin«apore. is the registered proprietor of the above mark in Singapore, registered in respect of Tea in Class 30. Take notice
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      608 15 ILNDEKo KENYATAAN TAWARAN IBIJ PEJABAT, JKR. Tawaran daripada Pemborong 2 yang berdaftar di J.K.R. di-dalam Kelas -BX dan ka-atas untok Head II Sub-head 2 akan di-terima dl-Pejabat Pengarah Kerja Raya. Ibu Pejabat. J.K.R. Jalan Maxwell. Kuala Lumpur hlngga pukol 12 tengah harl pada 14hb Jun, 1966. Untok:— THE ERECTION AND
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      PAHLAWAN SPARKLES ON A FAST TRACK
      329 16  -  Epsom Jeep with JPOH, Tues Pahlawan. with Ali up, did a sparkling gallop on a fast track at Ipoh this morning. Breaking from the halfmile he reeled off 3f in 36 1/5 in stylish fashion. Jalisco worked impressively, finishing a two-r o v n
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      Loins continue win streak
      238 16 DK.HY Brisbane. Tues. The British Linns Rugby Union team maintained their unbeaten record in Australia when they beat Queensland by 26 points to three here today. The Lions, fielding only two of the side which beat Australia in the first Test In Sydney at the weekend,
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      D'Oliveira takes 6-57 to help his side gain 8-run lead
      370 16 LONDON, Tues.— Basil D'Oliveira, the South African-born all-rounder chosen to play for England in the first Test against the West Indies beginning on Thursday, took six wickets for 57 runs for Worcestershire against Essex yesterday. Earlier D'OUvelra had been bowled
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      SOBERS ROUTS DERBY WITH 6-11
      212 16 SOBERS ROUTS DERBY WITH 6-11 J-\ERBY. Tues. The We»t Indians are In a position tn record the second victory of their tour for they had Derbyshire on the run yesterday, dismissing the whole side for 106. The West Indians declared at their Saturday total of 371 for two and yesterday
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      Mexico win tie
      46 16 MEXICO CITY. Tuea. Mexico beat Argentina 4-1 In their American zone Davis Cup tennis semi-final here yesterday. Rafael Osuna beat E. Sorians 9-7. 4-6. 13-11. 4-6. 7-5 to net the winning point, and then 18-year-old Luis Garcia beat R Aubone 6-2, 6-4. 6-3.
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      A PERFECT FINISH FOR OWNER G. GREEN
      117 16 LONDON. Tues. In a thrilling photo finish Bobsbest, owned by G. Green, won the 8f Zetland Handicap at Doncaster yesterday. Candid Picture, also owned by G. Green, was second and R. McAlpine's Welcomed third of 13 runners. W. Plnder rode Bobsbest. Eddie Hide
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      Hill gets verdict in 'Indy' after dispute over finish
      430 16 Hill gets verdict in 'Indy' after dispute over finish INDIANAPOLIS. Tues. 1 Race officials working late into the night checking lap recording tapes today settled the controversy over the winner of the Indianapolis 500-mile motor -i classic confirming Graham Hill as first and Jim Clark second. After the 1-2 finish
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      841 16 NOTICE PEMBERITAHU TAWARAN JKR. Notice Is hereby given that with Tawaran darlpada Pemborong2 effect from date Ist. June 1966 yang berdaftar di-J K.R. Kela.« Mr Lav Ah Llk has ceased to be "E 1 dan ka-atas akan dl-terlma In the employment of Thr Cycle dl-Pejabat Jurutera Negeri. JKR I and
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      383 16 TENDERS JABATAN KERJA RAYA, PERAK KENYATAAN TAWARAN Tawaran2 darlpada Pemboronjr2 yang berdaftar dl-J K R. dl-dalatn Kelas A— C. Bahagian I atau TV (10) dan Kelas D Bahaeian2 I dan IV. akan dl-terlma dl-Pejabat Jurutrra Nrgen Perak. Ipoh hinee« Ipoh hlnpca Jam pukol 3.00 petang pada 10 lib Jun. 1966:
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      219 16 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS 4. Is under review as guaranteed ss rsgus? n rs <-<*, A m re7te?7rorthe (8 6re; k fl W dln.l polnu to a French <te- r f 9) bto^ Ut ta word i. n rt ?k£deT s take. tn l.nt m 10 a. app.»e<l fro. OP
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    Stars will win—Lee
    434 17 Stars will win Lee THEY HAVE THE SKILL TO BEAT ENGLISH Xls By M. RAHMAN ifUALA LUMPUR. Tucs. Former Olympic football star, Leo Wai-tong, today predicted victory for the first Asian All-Stars he will coach for their matches against English FA Cup runnersup Sheffield Wednesday and their English league first
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    DEXTER'S NEW DESIRE FOR TESTS STARTS SPECULATION
    395 17  -  KEITH MILLER By LONDON, Tues. rpHE England selectors were so right to have A picked the best, the most aggressive in-form team for the first dust-up with Gary Sobers' world champions West Indies in the First Test on Thursday. The selectors were right
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    Surprise for Stolle
    116 17 DARIS. liie*. lop-seeded Fred Stolle ol Australia was furpmingly beaten 1-ti. 6-4. 6-2. 11-9 by Cliff Drysdale of South Africa in the quarterfinals of the French tennis thampionship.s here yesterday. Hungary's Istvan Oulyas will meet Drysdale in the semifinals. Hr beat Ken Fletcher 7-5. 6-2, 6-3. Britain*
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    Paul is fastest among Spore boys
    206 17 Paul is fastest among Spore boys SINGAPORE, Tues. Paul Allen, an outstanding performer at last year's Malaysian schools championships at Seremban, today showed he would be repeating that form when he won his three events at the Pasir P a n J a n g District Schools meet finals at
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    PASIR PANJANG SCHOOLS MEET RESULTS
    399 17 BOYS 'A' FINALS 100 m: 1 Chng Hixk Eng 2 Kwok Wah Lock 3 Tan Peck Seah 11.9; 200 m: 1 Chng Hock Eng 2 Bedlamin 3 M Richardson 23.9: 400 m: 1 M. Subramaniam 2 Ibrahim Osman 3 Lee Keng Song 66 6. SOtim:
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      359 17 Congratulations to DATO TEH HONG PIOW (Chairman of the following Companies.) on the occasion of the conferment of a Datoship by His Royal Highness The Sultan at Pahuny From: KUALA LUMPUR PROPERTIES LTD. KUALA LUMPUR FINANCE LTD. SETAPAK GARDEN ESTATE LTD. >k BWomfi /Ik. /llflk WORLD-CLASS g #*p football SHEFFIELD
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      115 17 SPORTS DIARY BADMINTON: SBA lunior v J Transport (Esplanade) and veteran c'ship* lOuillemard BOWLING: Commercial Lg« Rd 8 pm. > final <Ipoh> Peter Stuyveeunt v HOCKEY: King Edward I 7 T Cemenl Bowling centre Telecom* .Ta.ptog. V TMLI ;TltB Rangoon Dlßt >o- (>.K. Spore BHPA Oiv I (Farm Pk> -Naan
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    In serious m00d...
    47 18 MALAYSIA'S Deputy Prime Minister, Tun Abdul Razak, listens attentively to a point made by the Indonesian Foreign Minister, Mr. Malik, at a luncheon given by Tun Razak to members of the Indonesian delegation in Bangkok on Monday. Straits Times picture by Lim Yaw Chong
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    INDONS INVITED TO SEOUL MEETING
    156 18 TOKYO, Tuesday. INDONESIA will be invited to a conference in South Korea of an organisation calling for solidarity among free nations in Asia.. The preparation committee for the second general assembly of the Asian Parliamentarians Union (A.P.U.) said today, after a two-day session here, that
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    We cherish C'wealth bonds: Sardon
    152 18 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. The Government and people of Malaysia value and cherish their membership of the Commonwealth and the bonds which hold it together, the Minister of Transport, Tan Sri Sardon bin Hajl Jublr. said here tonight. He said the bonds Joining Commonwealth countries together
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    Lock icon Attack on U.S. Embassy in Warsaw
    81 18 Attack on U.S. Embassy in Warsaw WARBAW, Tues. Students staged a hit-and-run demonstration at the American Embassy here today, pelting the building with bricks. Ink bottles and potatoes. First reports said one car, nine Embassy windows and a glass display case were broken or damaged In the flve-mlnute attack by
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    16 18 CAIRO. Tues. President Nasser today met world heavyweight boxing champion Cassjus Clay. AP.
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    Lock icon Kuwait Prime Minister becomes the Crown Prince
    92 18 KUWAIT. Tues. The Prime Minister. Sheikh .labor Al-Ahmed Al-Sabah. was today appointed Crown Prince under a decree issued by the Amir, Sheikh Sabah Al-Salem Al-Sabah. By tradition the Amir names a Crown Prince who will one day succeed him, the appointment then being
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    Vote to recall concessions
    52 18 LEOPOLD VILLE. Tues. The Congo Parliament has adopted a proposal to recall all mining and forestry concessions granted by the former Belgian colonial administration. By near unanimous approval, the Chamber of Deputies and the Senate approved the measure In a weekend vote, the Congolese News Agency
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    Lock icon W. Indians win
    44 18 DERBY. Tues— The West Indies cricketers beat Derbyshire by an Innings and 32 runs before lunch on the last day of their three-day match here today. Final scores: West Indians 371-2 dec. Derbyshire 104 and 234 (Johnson 90, Sobers 3-37). Reuter.
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    LONDON STOCKS. RUBBER and TIN|
    283 18 LONDON. Tues Strength ot Bold shares featured an otherwise quiet stock market today, prompted by Friday's U.S. Interest. Sentiment was further encouraged by comment on hedge buying factors, and a fairly persistent local demandmainly for better class Issues brought some sharp gains. Closing middle prices
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    RUBBER
    56 18 LONDON, Tues.— Spot 21 7'16d.. July 21' d, Aug. 20\d, Sept. 20.d Juiy Sept. 20\d Oct. Dw 205 16d.. Jan March 205 16d. April June 20 5 16d July Sept. 20 5 16d., Nov. Dec. 20 5, 18d.. Jan. March 20 5 16d.. c.l.f. June 20d July 19 15
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    TIN
    36 18 LONDON, Tues.— Buyers £1287 i l-H 1 sellers £1290 (—£3). Forward buyers £1282 (—£4). I sellers £1 282 £s',>. Settlement £1298 i-t-£si Turnover a.m. 200 tons, p.rn 170 tons. Tone: Steady at the lower level
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    228 18 CANBERRA, Tues. Australia has broadened the area of its protest against the British Labour Party's attitude towards East of Suez defence, according to reliable sources here. The Australian High Commissioner in London. Sir Alexander Downer, was today directed to place before British leaders Australia's concern
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    Big seamen strike inquiry begins
    220 18 LONDON, Tuesday. A FOUR-MAN inquiry court began meeting today A in the hope of bringing striking merchant seamen and shipowners together to agree on ending Britain's first marine tie-up in 55 years. An end to the 16-day-old walkout appeared hinged on the speed with which
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    Lock icon Red agents in Thai Govt.: Thanom
    108 18 BANGKOK. Tues. The Thii Prime Minister, Field Marshal Tun Thanom Kittikiichorn. ha.s voiced his suspicion that there are Communists agents among Thai officials working In his Government. He told Thai newspaper, radio and television reporters yesterday that these officials became Communist agents to make
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    Band at centre
    27 18 SINGAPORE. Tues— The Police Band will perform at the Nee Soon Community Centre, 10 m.s. Semba-n-ang Road between 8 and 9 p m tomorrow.
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    Stop the burnings order by Buddhist patriarch
    237 18 HIE. Turn. The raprrme patriarrh of the Ruddhi^t church in South Vietnam today called on his followers to •top burning thrmvlvr* to death. The aged patriarh. that Rrv. Tinh Khirt made the appeal in a communique here. It was signed and issued on
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    48 18 LAGOS Tues— Western Nigeria Police Commissioner Odotin Bello was Jailed for m\ year.s yesterday after he was lound guilty of corruptly receiving £3.000 to protect members and supporter. 5 of th« banned Nigeria National Democratic Party dunnc the regional elections last October UPI.
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    DEATH
    35 18 MADAM! R RAJATHEE AMMAL. beloved mother of H Ranuuamv of Strait* Times. j>as*ed away peaceful!? on 31-5-6)1 at Genera! Hospital Cortege !mr> 12 Cuff Road at s pm. on l-6-tit) for Bid <\ art Cemetery.
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      120 18 Lute CLASSIFIEDS It Word, Hi Minimum,) AMIN: To Tun and Mustafa t>rottii>r to Baby Sham on :u-.Viift, at Buncaar Honpital. Thank, to Doctor and fluff. WONG: To Eothrr and Juki, a ■on Jonathan. Thank God for gift of lire. Grateful to Doctor and xtaff K K. CEHONIMI To Conta and
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      52 18 The weather Highest and lowest temperatures In Malaysia and Singapore (or the period 8 p.m. Monday to 8 p.m. yesterday. Highest Lowest Kuala Lumpur 93 73 Kota Bharu 88 77 Penang 90 75 Ipoh 93 73 Malacca 90 73 Singapore 90 73 C. Highlands 75 57 Jesselton 82 73 Kuching
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