The Straits Times, 15 June 1966

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    24 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 150,000 TIIB National NHwspaper The Straits Times Estd. 1845 WEDNESDAY, JUNE 15, 1966 15 CENTS M.C.(P) 1629 KDN 2034
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    The— King: Peace and plenty for a11...
    441 1 The— King: Peace and plenty for a11... KUALA LUMPUR. Tuesday PEACE and plenty for all Malaysians was the keynote of the Speech from the Throne when the Y;i n g di Pertuan AfWtg opened a new M-ssion of Parliamrnt today. Kc-plenrirnt in his black and gold-studded costume, his smiling Queen
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    QUOTE
    41 1 HAVE come to the .conclusion from the number of charges made against the present holder of the post of Chief Minister of Sarawak that he has not discharged his duties to the credit of the Alliance Party. the Prime Minister.
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    Ningkan to go
    556 1  -  FELIX ABISHEGANADEN An Iban will take over THERE IS NO ROOM FOR COMPROMISE, SAYS THE TENGKU R M 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday DATO STEPHEN KALONG NINGKAN is to be relieved of his post as Chief Minister of Sarawak because he is not working for the credit of
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    Lock icon Elephants raid a bank
    49 1 CAIRO. Tues. Two elephants tied i.p in Alexandria harbour broke loose and attacked a bank, the dally newspaper Al Akhbar reported today. Inside the bank they chased terrified employees until their trainer arrived breathless in pursuit and claimed them. The damage: Ten desks crushed.— AP.
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    Lock icon Students meet Soekarno
    59 1 SINGAPORE. Tues. President Soekarno today held more than four hours' talks with the KAMI Indonesian University Students Action Command) at the Merdeka Palace. Radio Jakarta reported. The broadcast, monitored In Singapore, said the talks covered "various problems. but it did not elaborate. The talks were held "in
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    Lock icon Chou to stop at Kabul
    54 1 KABUL. Tues. Chinese Premier Chou En Lai Is expected to make a two-hour .stopover here on his way to Rumania on June 16. reliable sources said here today. They said the Chinese leader would breakfast and have a talk with Premier Mohammed Hashlm Mawia Wandwal
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    Lock icon Back to UN...
    30 1 JAKARTA Tues Parliment is to pass a resolution soon urging the Government to take the Republic back into the United Natlons. Antara news agency aald today Reuter.
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    Lock icon Taxi strike
    25 1 LONDON. Tues. London's 11.000 taxi drivers staged a oneday strike today complaining that some of their business Is being grabbed by Minicab* —Reuter
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    Ho loses a plane
    574 1 SAIGON. Tues. Two Navy F 4 Phantom Jets from the aircraft carrier Ranger intercepted two propellordriven planes over North Vietnam today and po>sibly shot one down with an air-to-air missile. I The two North Vietnamese planes were picked up on the radar of the guided missile
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    33 1 CANBERRA. Tues. Tengku Abdul Rahman today rabled Toh Puan Lim expressing his concern over the d i s appearance of Tun Lim Yew- Hock, and the hope that everything would be all right.
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    Beach search for Tun Lim
    295 1  -  WEEPING WIFE MAKES NATION-WIDE APPEAL ON TV OFFICIAL DENIES AUSSIE PAPER REPORTS CANBERRA. Tues. —Newspaper speculation that Tun Lim Yew Hock might have disappeared because he did not want to leave Australia and take up a new appointment as Ambassador in Rome was dismissed by
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    WILL NOT RESIGN, NINGKAN TELLS PRESS
    432 1  - WILL NOT RESIGN, NINGKAN TELLS PRESS GEOFFREY GELDARD From Xl CHING. Tues— Dato Stephen Kalone Ninck.in declared in a signed statement here to■lfjht after consultation with Cabinet collcaßuev leaders of the Sarawak Chinese Association. Party Neeara and the Sarawak National Party, thai he would not resicn. He had earlier sent
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    Ghazali back: I think we've found formula
    507 1 Ghazali back: I think we've found formula 1/ L'ALA LUMPUR, 1V Tues. Thr Permanent Secretary to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Tun Sri Ghazali Shane, Hew back from Jakarta today and said: "I think We have found B formula to end confrontation."' During hi.s three-day stay In Jakarta. Tan Sri
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    Lock icon STOP PRESS WILSONS PLEDGE LONDON. Tues. — Mr.
    26 1 STOP PRESS WILSONS PLEDGE LONDON. Tues. Mr. Wilson told Common* Britain would honour its defence commitments e.ot of Suez to the end of the century. AP.
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      Worst heat wave in 50 years, floods hit India
      380 2 Worst heat wave in 50 years, floods hit India CALCUTTA, Tuesday. A HEAT wave with top temperatures of 120 degrees felled people by scores in eastern India yesterday while floods in the Brahmaputra River valley in the north-east forced hundreds of thousands to flee their homes. Badly needed crops were
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      Lock icon Indonesians open aid talks in Bonn
      106 2 Indonesians open aid talks in Bonn |>OX\. Tue». An Indone- *ian deletation led by Deputy Foreign Minister Njotovljono I marjadi began negotiation* here yeMrrd.tv for aid from Bonn of about 700 million marks (about tIS million 1. Informed *ourres here said. Indonesia ha* v> far received 100 million Malta H
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      Lost: Two more Starfighters
      53 2 BONN. Tups. Two West German Starfightns tTa.shed ovei Holland yesterday, brinainn to 08 the total lost by the West G'rman Air Porce in the past five years. An Air Force spokesman here said one pilot died of his injuries while the fate of the other was
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      BHUTTO ARRIVES HOME
      69 2 KARACHI. Tues. The I Pakistan Foreign Minister. Mr. Zulflkar All Bhutto, returned by air from Indonesia last night. During his official visit :o Jakarta. Mr. Bhutto delivered an invitation from President Ayub Khan to President Soekarno to visit Pakistan. He ?lso held talks with his Indonesian counterpar'.
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      Lock icon Executed in Peking: Man who stabbed two visitors
      295 2 Executed in Peking: Man who stabbed two visitors PEKING. Tuesday 4 MAN who injured two foreign visitors with rL a kitchen knife was led off to be shot here yesterday after being sentenced to death by a huge public court hearing. He was also accused of being a counter-revolution-ary plotter.
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      Buddhist leader rejects plea to end —fast —I
      232 2 Buddhist leader rejects plea to end fast —I UUE, Tues.— Thich Trl x Quanp:. South Vietnam's militant Buddhist leader, has rejected appeals by fellow monks to end his four-day-old hunger strike here in protest rviainst, the Saigon Government. The 44-year-old monk naid when hp began his fast last Thursday thl
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      Filipino Huks kill comrades
      55 2 MANILA. Tue.s munibt Huks were shot dead ea.-lv today whllp sleeping by thre< ol ihei comrades who were dlscontentfd w.th 'ho handling of Hull I funds. t!ie Ph:lippmes I vice reported. The news service q Philippine Constabulary (national police) report as saving the killer? have a'ready
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      Lock icon Blast blows an Arab to pieces
      62 2 ADEN. Tues. An Arab wai blown to pieces by an in his flat herp yesterday. The blast also injured man and a woman parsing by thr> three-storry houi*. Security authorr belonged to Mr Ahmed Hussein Markawef cousin of Mr. Abdul Qnwee v 1 cretaryneneral
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  • FOREIGN DESK 2
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      Lock icon Assurances of international support for the pound
      330 3 Assurances of international support for the pound THE Labour Government yesterday received assurances of international support for the pound sterling coupled with a blunt warning that its incomes restraint policy must be made to work. Agreement by an international group of banks in Basle to mount a new operation to
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      Lock icon Nude models threaten to go on strike
      81 3 MEXICO CITY. Tues. Nude modeLs at an art school have threatened to strike if they do not get a a pay rise. Models at San Carlos Art School wrote a letter to the National Institute of Fine Arts demanding that their pay be
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      Lock icon British medical team for Saigon
      74 3 ONDON. Tues —Britain will .•nuke her biaecst direct aid contribution to South Vietnam in I August when a British medical team leaves by air for Saigon under a five-year scheme costing £500.000. Four leading British doctors and six senior nurses will take over surgery at
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      Lock icon Seamen's strike: Power battle on dockside
      170 3 T ONDON, Tues. A *^power battle between union leaders and deflant left-wing dock- ers has brought confusion to the Port of London and threatened sudden escalation of Britain's current shipping crisis. As the national seamen.*, strike entered its nfth week, tough-talking Jack Dash, head
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      To beat a Beatle...
      29 3 THE name is Edouarde just Edouarde to his pop fans. With knee-length hair and floral shorts, he is France's answer to the Beatles. Express picture.
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      G and S collection sold for £56,000
      164 3 LONDON. Tuesday. A COLLECTION of the original music manus- crlpts of many of the Gilbert and Sullivan operas was sold at an auction yesterday for £56,360. The manuscripts of the music of Sir Arthur Sullivan with W. S. Gilbert's I lyrics also written
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      Lock icon Loan to Thailand
      22 3 WASHINGTON. Tues. The World Bank yesterday announced it had loaned Thailand US$36 million to finance road development projects. UPI.
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      Lock icon The bogus professor: Three-year deception
      95 3 The bogus professor: Three-year deception PRT ARTHUR (Ontario). Tues. Ronald Ivan Mac Donald, 29. accused of impersonating a professor, pleaded guilty yesterday and was sentenced to one day in jail and fined US$5OO. He spent almost THREE YEARS in the psychology lacalty of Lakehead University here before his credentials were
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      Lock icon Ann's secret wedding
      58 3 HOLLWOOD. Tues. Actress Ann Sheridan and actor Scott McKay were secretly married on June 5 and are now honeymooning in Honolulu, a studio spokesman said yesterday. Their names had been linked romantically for several years. The ceremony took Dlaee at the Bel-Air home of a mutual friend,
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      Lock icon THE WAR MINISTER AND HIS THREE STENOS
      119 3 THE WAR MINISTER AND HIS THREE STENOS DIO DE JANEIRO. Tues. Austerity may be severe in Brazil, but Brazilians ran still laugh at it as in this story about War Minister Arthur Costa Silva. In line with the Government's austerity programme. President Humberto Castello Branco sent for the Minister and
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      Lock icon Three killed in bank robbery
      55 3 MANILA. Tues. Seven arm•d men broke into a bank in a nearby fishing town early today, killed three policemen in a gunbattle and escaped with 11.000 i pesos (about U512.750) in loot. Another policemen and nine otner people, all lifM.ndMl. were wounded during the gunfight.
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    MP will ask Govt about roads
    91 4 SINGAPORE. Tues— Mr. R.A. GonzaJev MP for Serangoon Garden has submitted questions on road development for the next meeting of Parliament. He wants to know whether the mad widening scheme now In progress along Upper Serangoon Road includes the demolition of the row nf
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    Students at comedy
    71 4 SINOAPORE. Tues.— The Stage Clubs latest production "The Lady's Not For Burning" a comedy by Christopher Fry. opened at the Cultural Centre tonight to •n audience of tome 300 school children Repeat performances will be held tomorrow and on Thursday at 8.30 p.m. and on Friday and
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    Visit to garden
    32 4 SINGAPORE, Tues— The Singapore Gardening Society Is sponsoring a visit to the Singapore Orchid Garden at Mandai on Thursday at 5.30 p.m. It 1* open to members and friends.
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    Jail for the robber who locked himself in toilet...
    419 4 J^ DISTRICT court was today told how a robber ran into a coffee shop and locked himself in the toilet when he was chased by police. Tan Hua Meng. 22, was Jailed for three years by the First District Judge, Mr.
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    NTUC to teachers: Why challenge —us?—
    331 4 NTUC to teachers: Why challenge us? SINGAPORE. Tues. The Singapore National Trades Union Congress has taken strong exception to two resolutions put forward by the certicate in education branch of the Singapore Teachers' Union. One of the resolutions was defeated while the other was withdrawn at the union's annual delegated
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    Now licence fee for all bitches
    143 4 SINGAPORE. Tues.— Owners of sterilised bitches must now pay $15 for a first licence and $5 for a subsequent licence. An amendment has been gazetted amending the original rule, which was gazetted on May 20. The original rule stipulates that a fee of $15
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    Small fire in school
    40 4 SINOAPORE, Tues A small fire broke out In a classroom In Al Tong Chinese School In Telok Ayer Street tonight, destroying some old furniture. Firemen stamped out the fire minutes after arrival at about 8 pm.
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    Tailors' Day
    30 4 SINGAPORE. Tues— The Hean Yuen Merchant Tailors Association of Singapore will celebrate Tailors' Day on Sunday with a cocktail party, at 8 pm., at the Singapore Conference Hall.
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    Rand at centre
    25 4 SINOAPORE. Tues.— The Police Band will Rive a public performance at the. Mountbatten Community Centre from S p.m. to 9 pm. tomorrow.
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    LADY RAU AT ISTANA
    80 4 SINGAPORE. Tues— The President of the International Planned Parenthood Federation. Lady Rama Rau. this morning railed on the First Lady. Puan Noor Aishah, at the Istana Negara. She was accompanied by Mrs. Goh Kok Kee. chairman of the IPPF's South- east Asia and Oceanic region. In
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    Locally-made cars with a bigger profit margin?
    520 5 Locally-made cars with a bigger profit margin? TARIFF BOARD HEARS VIEWS... KUALA LUMPUR, Turn. TPHE chairman of the Tariff Advisory Board, Mr. L. A, D. Williamson, said today that the impression he gained from some prospective motor vehicle assemblers was that they were using tariff protection "to put car prices
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    COMPUTER SERVICE FOR THE SMALLER CONCERNS
    142 5 COMPUTER SERVICE FOR THE SMALLER CONCERNS SINGAPORE. Tues. *3 Electronic brain services will soon be available to small industrial and commercial concerns here and Malaysia. Only a rew big public and commercial organisations In both places can afford the high cost of a computer which costs from $250,000 to a
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    SEACOM LINK-UP IN FINAL STAGES
    118 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. —The whole of SEACOM—the South-East Asia Commonwealth telephone cable link-up will be completed and in operation next year. Cable laying is now In trs final stage. Work to lar the connecting cable between Madang In Eastern Malaysia and Cairns in Australia has
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    GO-AHEAD FOR $1.3 m CAPITAL PROJECTS
    132 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Tuesday. THE Federal Capital Commission has decided on 1 two projects— a 5900.000 bus terminal in Jalan Rodger and a 5380.000 hawkers' emporium in Jalan Haji Hussein. The four-storey bus terminal which is to go up at the site of the old
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    Import of sugar tenders invited
    87 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues.— The Ministry of Commeijr- and Industry has called for tenders for the import of 1.000 metric Of sugar Into Pcnang for the period ending Sept 30 this year. Earh tender for a minimum of 50 and a maximum OT 100 metric tons
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    Tour ends
    27 5 IPOH, Tins. The Mentrl Besar of Perak. Dato Ahmad bin Said, yesterday ended hi* two-day tour of kampongs in the Lenggong sub-district In Upper Perak
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    The way to break down the wall of shame...
    345 5 The way to break down the wall of shame Tups— An eminent American psychiatric. Dr. Shrvert H. Frazier. today spoke of the need to "break down the shame" of going to mental clinics for treatment. Many people in need of psychiatric help, he said, shied away from the** clinics because
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    Radio 'pirate'
    28 5 PENANG, Tues. A magistrate'! court today oreered the forfeiture of a transistor radio and fined the owner. V. Karuppaviah. $35 for operating It without a licence.
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    Officials of inter-religious body
    128 5 SINGAPORE Tu«s DATO S. I. O. AlsagofT has been elected president of the Inter-Religious Oreanisation. Other officials arc Mr. Mehervan 6ingh <secretarv>. Mr Tan Kirn Teck 'sissistant secretary), and Tuan Abdeali Tayeball "treasurer*. Representatives of various religions are: MUSLIMS: Dato S. I. O. Alttgoff, Tuan Haji
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    Woman detainee f reed-she tells of her -mistake
    263 6 Woman detainee f reed-she tells of her -mistake SINGAfOfti.. Tucs. Miss Chicmg Ah Mui. a political detainee, who was released this morning, has now realised that. "Communism is not really as good as some people imagim." Bh.- said In a statement that In certain Communist countries. the peoples' standard of
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    King inspects the parade
    46 6 THE Yang di-Pertuan Agong inspecting the guard of honour formed by members of the Ist Regt., Malaysia Reconnaissance Corps, at yesterday's ceremonial opening of Parliament. The parade, watched by 500 people, was followed by a speech from the Throne. Straits Times picture.
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    St Anthony's Church to celebrate
    61 6 KUALA LUMPUR, Tucs.— The Feast of St. Anthony of Padua the patron saint of the parish, will be celebrated at St. Anthony's Church here on June 26. Tt win be preceded by a Novena The parish priest of the church said that about 3,000 to
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    Robbed of $1,000
    38 6 KOALA LUMPUR. lum Four men armed With daggers entered I a sundry good* shoo In Jalan Paaar here last nlgni under the pretext of buying liquor, and robbed an aaalsUnt, Tan Choon Nee, of 11.000.
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    New GSA polict not of much help, says Financial Times
    275 6  - New GSA polict not of much help, says Financial Times HALL ROMNEY: From London, Tuesday ALTHOUGH the an- nouncement by the GSA that it will dispo&e of 170.000 tons of stockpile rubber during tiie 12 months ending March 1967 Is not as bad as was feared by the market, the
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    Talk by Lee
    49 6 SINGAPORE. Tuw.— The prime Minister. Mr. Lee Kuan |W« talk on "Bl« ar.d Small Pishca tn Aiiar Waters" la University of Singaoore students at the Lower Quadrangle. University carr.pu.-.. Bukii Tlm.<n at 8-15 p.m. tomorrow. The talk U organised by the univei Deniocrauo Socialist club. I
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    Kins: opens Parliament
    93 7 THE Yang di-Per-tuan Agong and the Queen walk in procession to Parliament House after the ceremonial parade preceding the opening of a new session of Parliament. Behind Their lift-it-sties are the police and military ADCs. followed by the Prime Minister. Tengku Abdul Rahman, and P v a
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    The twin threats to Malaysian security
    283 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Tuesday. THE security of Malaysia was being threatened by the two-pronged Communist campaign of subversion and terrorism which was continuing undiminished. Parliament was told today. A Government document tabled in the Hou.-e today at the opening of Parliai ment by tne Yang
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    Students: Don't bribe officials
    68 7 JAKARTA. Tuev Indo- nt-siuu univer>ity >lud nils in Snmarinda. cast ISorneo. have called on (hine»e hu>ine.vsmen t«> >lop bribing <>overn im-iii officials, the An i.ir.t Hf| ncencv tnd;i> I he Muri'-ntv waiiteil tln> "in order to prevent the moral clegr ulation of (ImI HTftUMi .md of
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    $00.000 rcservoii
    23 7 00.000 rcservoii U.XL'B. Tuti— A :.e« *****00 hi.*> been built at the K:au Vall^- Federal Land Develodbmsi Authority scheme nine miles from here
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    Guest of honour
    11 7 \PoRE. Tups. rrritiain ■iir artrtphi H'>tci >n Fn-
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    UNGKU AZIZ TO ATTEND TALKS IN ROME
    117 7 UNGKU AZIZ TO A TTEND TALKS IN ROME I»L'ALA LUMPUR Tue.v Prol. Ungku A^nz Dfa;i gL the Faculty uf EconooiiCi and Administration, Urnversity of Malaya, will leave for Rome on Saturday to attend the World Land Reform Conference from June 20 to July 2. Prof. Ungku Aziz has been appointed
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    Three films for Berlin festival
    62 7 I^UALa LUMPUR. Tuev— 1 ilm Ncsura Mai has submitted three 01m> tur the 1 6th International Film Festival to be held in Wo Berlin rrom June 24 oThey are- ••Poiaran D«:.i.v. •Dramas :i Rural Lire.' <nd "Corridors of Mi c Itthatheva. f Ofßcer. will p.i'.e
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    Rank anniversary
    29 7 .SINGAPORE. mM 1 gapore branch ul (In B>:.> 4 Chum «-:ll celebrate It* 30rb anniversary tomorrow wi:b a dbUMB (or Uu stall at lia Battery Read oft:ce
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    Buddhists to meet
    89 7 U.VM.hOk. luev- Bud dhiM leader* of \u> ir.ilia l r.vl«n. Inrtia and Malaysia will meet hrrr on Jun« IT lo It to amend tin- i iin-titiitinn >ii ilm World I i II. -Mil ol Hud (111 NtN l>Hr;.4lrs < 1 1 «n<ti lit: Ihr meriint arr. Mr
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    $10,000 needed for mosque
    47 8 PENANO. Tups. MuM.nv- ll > Sfiuh Province Weliesley haie 1 lunched a campaign to r*;.-r SIO.OOO (or :he building ot a i mosque in N'.bong Teba. •t is fxpectrd to be j about $60 000. The Ontml GOv- ornmeni bai already comribuicd *!W).000 I
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    Kelantan MB's aide accuses Assistant Minister
    237 8 Kelantan MB's aide accuses Assistant Minister KOTA BHARU, Tuesday. INCHE Sulaiman bin Bulon, the Assistant Minister of National and Rural Development, was today accused of 'trying to damage the good relationship between the Central and Kelantan State Governments. The accusation was made by Inche Khaider bin Khatib, political secretary to
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    DAP man asks a total of 12 questions
    154 8 ♦CEREMBAN. Tue». A dozen questions, ranging from the treatment of hawkers to car loans for Assemblymen, will bP raided by the lone Opposition member. Dr. Chen Man Hin i DAP Rahang". when the new .session of the State Assembly opeas on Monday.
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    Found hanged
    29 8 TAIPINO. Tue«— An odd-iob labourer. Ng Chan Hock. 20. who I had been ill (or some time, was found hanging last night in the room he occupied.
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    Plans for 15,000 low-cost homes
    104 8 Plans for 1 5,000 low-cost homes Kl'A—t LI MPI R. Tucv —Plans a re beins prepared for 14.987 units or low -cost houses t" be built in Kuala Lumpur at an estimated cost of 580.59 million in thr First Malaysia Plan. This was illflMHi in a document tabled in Parliament
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    Flashing gifts for Kuantan
    101 8 KUANTAN. Tues. Two beacons installed by the Rotary Club at crossings here at a cost of $2,500 will be officially handed over to the Town Council at a ceremony at the Kuantan Club at 5 p.m. on Friday. The rlub's immedialepa>', president. Dr. Johnny Liew will
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    $10,500 dance
    18 8 SEREMBAN. Tur.-.— Thr Rotary Club hers raised $10,500 from its annual dance held on May 28. <
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    208 8 FAO urges 'rational harvesting' of fish in seas ROME. Tues. Dr.,B R. Sen. directorjf^neral of the Food and Agricultural Oxganisation (FAO). "erday called for an Inter national agreement to harvest rationally the stocks of floh to be found'on the high seas. Dr. sen was addressing the opening session here <
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    Mandi Safar at Butterworth
    53 8 PENANG Tues- ThOU Muslims in Province Wellesley ..i rxp<ci(.tl to gather at Buttervior: beach tomorrow for Uv 9* tar" iPuriiitaiion Bath) fcsi val Bagan Aiam Umno Kaum Ib will hold a food and fun fair n \hc beach. Haii Ahmad Sa aid. «i open the fair
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    Prophet's birthday procession
    147 8 \|ORE than 10.000 Mas- lima will take part in a Prophet Mohamed's Birthday procession to be hpid, subject to police approval, on July 1. The parade, if .staged, will start at 3.30 p.m. from the Kapltan Kllng mosque in Piu Street and proceed to the City Stadium
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    Kidnap gang 6 jailed for life
    924 9 SEQUEL TO DATO NG, SHAW VEE MING ABDUCTIONS SINGAPORE, Tuesday. OIK young men were sentenced to life imprisonment by the High Court today in two separate kidnap cases one concerning the holding for ransom of Dato Ng Quee Lam, and the other of Mr.
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    Welfare council
    31 9 PENANG. Tues. The Penang State branch of the Central We!larc Council will hold its next executive council meeting at thr Permataiif? Tinggi Old Peoples' Home. Province Wellesley, next Sunday.
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    Kidnapper has a charge dropped
    196 9 SINGAPORE, Tuesday. A CHARGE against Ng Song Lim, 29. in connec- tion with the attempted kidnap of Mr. Lee Boon Leong. son of the late "biscuit king" Mr. Lee Gee Chon». was withdrawn in the High Court today. The charge, framed under the Arms Offences
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    61 9 Asa talks in Bangkok today BANGKOK, Tues. The ittntHnt committee of the A.vsociation of ScuthEjit Asia will hold its second conference of the year here tomorrow. Mr. Pne Barasin. National Development Minister and acting Foretell Minister, v.lll lend the Thai deles hi ion. The ."(mbasM'dor, Tenaku Ngah. md the Philinpine-.
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    Old abattoir to go
    54 9 RAUB. lv. v The Town Council will 6cun tu-k the Public Works Department here to demolish Urn old abattoir in the heart of the town Though a now $10,000 abattoir m built iMt year in Bufcit Koman Road, about a mile outside town, the old one
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    Only three outstanding questions
    157 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Tu«b. THREE points which are holding up the negotiations to convert the Federal p Capital Commlsslon'a 1.800 daily paid workers to Monthly-rated staff have been referred to the Government. Tlk'.>c are the questions or backdated overtime payments lor holidays, six month v lull-pay leave
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    Cadet Hansen wins award
    52 9 SINGAPORE. Tuea. Cadet Douk d* H. Huiw n. »on of Mr. and Mrs. H.R. Hanaen Jr. of Singapore, has been awarded the wreath tor academic achievement In military science by the Columbia Military Academy. Tennessee, United States. The academy is one of America's leading boys' college
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    Mentri on the logic of planned families
    162 9 Mentri on the logic of planned families JTUALA PILAH. Turv Government's family planning drive should not be made a subject of controversy but given the consideration it deserves. The Mentri Besar of Negri Sembilan, Dato (Dr.) Moharaed Said bin Mohamed. said this to a crowd of more than 300 at
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    Gems theft
    21 9 penano. Tuet. TWeyes stole $970 worth ol jewellery horn the proprietress of an eating shop in Bridge SUcet yesterday.
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    1965—a year of all-round achievement in Malaysia
    891 10 1965 a year of all-round achievement in Malaysia PARLIAMENT J'HE year 1965 was a fitting climax to the successful conclusion of the Second Five-Year Plan for Malaya and recorded an allround achievement not only for the States of Malaya, but also foi Sabah and Sarawak. Details of this achievement and
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    600 new PCs
    31 10 SINGAPORE. Tues. The Commissioner of Police. Mr. John Le Cain. will take the salute at a passing-out parade of 600 recruit constables at the Police Training School tomorrow.
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    'INDONESIANS EAGER TO RESUME TRADE'
    117 10 KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. INDONESIAN businessmen are eager to resume 1 large scale trading with Malaysia, Selangor State Assemblyman, Raja Nong Chik bin Ishak, said today on his return from a three-day visit to Jakarta. Raja Nong Chik flew to Jakarta from Bangkok on a special
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    Lock icon AFTER FLOODS, A CUT IN WATER SUPPLY
    330 11 HONG KONG. Tues. Hong Kong today faced a new and ironic crisis from the weekend deluge which swamped this teeming colony of four million in one of the worst natural calamities. The deluge ha.s already d 135 known casualtic-, including 53 confirmed dead.
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    Tutor acquitted
    32 11 PENANO. Tues. Teh Ko: Young. 22. a prnate tutor, today acquitted in the magistrates court hero of snatching a handbag cont«inuig jewellery -'ion: a uoman. K«ay Siew Hoon. .Sept. 11.
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    FIRST MALAYSIAN CENSUS IN 1970
    220 11 FIRST MALAYSIAN CENSUS IN 1970 KUALA LUMPUR, Tuts r pHE first census ol the population and agricul- ture in Malaysia will or taken in 1970. The Department of Statistics has been allocated $6 million in the Flr.>t Malaysi. i Plan to carry out the rensu* and Neveral other ical ta.->k.v
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    Lock icon 90mph chase ends in a fatal crash
    388 11  -  RUDY BELTRAN POLICE OPEN FIRE AT FLEEING CAR Hi* J^UALA LUMPUR. Tues. Police fired five warning shots early this morning in a 90 m.p.h. car chase along a six-mile straight stretch of the Kuala Selangor Kuala Lumpur road. The chase ended when the
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    Gallantry award winner for NZ course
    131 11 Gallantry award winner for NZ course KUALA LUMPUR, Tues Lieut. Abdul Kadir bin Nordin. who was recently au aided the Panglima Gagah Berani for gallantry loaves on Thursday for a -1-riay minor tactics course in New Zealand. He is on? of 14 officers and non-commissioned officers from the Malaysian Army
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    Penal Code now in national language
    72 11 Penal Code now in national language WIMA LI.MPIR, Jue*. The PenaJ Code hsti been translated into the national language. Government document tabled in rarlianicnt disclosed todayWork on the translation of the Criminal Prow redure Code, the Evidence Ordinance and the Constitution is in the final states. Much progress, the document
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    Don's talk at university
    79 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. A I (•Ik on "Chinese kiuihiy arga- i ni&auon: it-s rhangiUK structure and (unctions m rural Taiwan 1 will be given at the University of Malaya on Thursday a f 8 p.m. by Prof. Bernard Gallin. hii MlMiata ijroleioor of an- < ihropology
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    Finals of L contests
    59 11 IPOH. Turn. The lmal* of tin" Kir.ta district, national language contest will be held at Hie An- derson School hall here tomorrow and on Thursday, start- > ing at p.m. A new item in Uu-s years I national language contest is a smgi!g competition lor noi
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    Total of 1,725,101 students last year
    105 11 l/UALA LUMPUR. Tues. Enrolment in primary and secondary schools in Malaya totalled 1.725.101 last year following the abolition of the Standard Six promotion examination. The lncrea.se this year «as Mlghflv over 9 per cent. More school and classroom facilities had to be provided in
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    100 per cent success
    78 11 KUALA Lt'MPLR. Turv Malays Is'l AntiCorruption \u«in > and the Police Anti-Coi ruption branch scored 100 prr cent MMM in its prosfiutinns last year. Of the 0 Man invrNtigatnl IS wini In-frtre the courts and resulted in a conviction ia every i asr The remaining sevea
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    DEATH
    21 12 AMIN, l.'l-dav old son of Vun and Muatafa, brother to Bahysham on 12-6-fM at Aaaunta Hospital, P.J. No condolences please.
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
    72 12 THE FAMILY OF the late Mr*. •euw Si-ow MenK (nee Low Fook Hoe) thank frirnds and relatives lor their kind attendance. condolrno'*, wreaths, scrolls, Btfla and assistance' on their recent bereavemaaL MR. A MRS. N. foopalaslngam exr heartfelt thank* to all relatma and friends for their kind gifts and
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      Choice For Ningkan
      618 12 Yesterday's dramatic developments in Sarawak's politiial crisis left Dato Stephen Kalong Ningkan with the choice of resigning or fighting a decisive last round in the Council Negri with the odds, by all accounts, against him. The Council has 36 elected members (there are six offi- cial members
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      Royal Address
      353 12 A major part of the Royal Address to Parliament the first by the new Yang diPertuan Agong— was devoted to the recent gratifying developments in Malaysia's external relations. The Bangkok talks have paved the way for winding up confrontation and testoring friendship between Malaysia and Indonesia. The Quarrel
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      Gaining Speed
      198 12 ASA conferences at different levels are likely now to come thick and fast. It is only six 1 weeks since the association's joint working committee met :in Kuala Lumpur. Today a meeting of the standing committee begins in Bangkok. The joint working committee, according to the communique it
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    'We look forward to peace...
    1869 12 'We look forward to peace Policies guided by the wishes of the people irrespective of racial origin THE opening of the third session of this Parliament today is of great significance to me as this is my first address to this House since my election as Yang di-Pertuan Agong. This
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    Her Very Gracious Majesty
    77 13 Her Very Gracious Maj esty A PICTURE TAKEN AT THE OPENING OF PARLIAMENT BY STRAITS TIMES PHOTOGRAPHER SOONG HON SIN JHE Yang di-Per-tuan Agong was inspecting the guard of honour. The Queen was watching the proceedings. Suddenly, Her Majesty turned round, saw the YIP guests, and gave them a gracious
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    Four detained
    22 13 SINGAPORE. Tues. Police yesterday nested four suspected vcret .society gangsters and detained them under the Crimir.a: \t\\\ 'Temporary Provi&iotos) Ordinance
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    Sara wins a motor-cycle
    41 13 PENANO. Tues. Mr. M. Hiinmuttu. 71. Ceylon's first High Comnw.sMoner to Malaya and former newspaperman. Mi the special prize, a motor-cycle in the lucky draw at the anni-\rr.-ary dinner of the Journalists Union of North Malaya yesterday.
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    JAVELIN CRASH: CREW SAFE
    140 13 JOHORE BAHRU, Tues. Two crew members of a RAF Javelin all-weather fighter baled out at about noon today just before their jet plane crashed in a rubber estate in Johore. The pilot and navigator whose names are being withheld were rescued by a police and RAF
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    After 7 years, Senate gets a — mace—
    271 13 After 7 years, Senate gets a mace KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. The seven-year-old Senate was today presented with a $4,600 gold and silver mace, a gift of the Yang di-Pertuaa Agong. The Senate has been functioning without a mace, which is the symbol of authority of Parliament, since its inauguration In
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    I Gifts to mosque officials
    39 13 PENANG. Tues. Officials of the Penang State fitrah committee will present gifts to all 1 mosque officials next week in appreciation of their work. There are 172 mosques in p»» nane and Province Wellesley.
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      687 13 TV MALAYSIA CHANNEL 5— Ku»l» Lum- 6.10 Women's world: 635 pur and Pen»n f 6— lp*h and -Cartoon; 7 —News In Eng- llsh; 7.10 The Samurai Malacca: 3 and 10-Johore OutUw Brotners 735 To Bahru; 4— Talpinjt; 7— Batu da y 8 Commentary. 8 News Pahal; 9— Klusm*. Mandarin; 8.10
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    'Tengku a man of great vision' Envoy
    141 14 'Tengku a man of great vision' Envoy A LOR STAR, Tues.— H The Australian High Commissioner, Mr. A.J. Eastman. last night described Tengku Abdul Rahman us "the most outstanding leader in Suuth-Eust Asia today.' "The TVngku is a man of IT. Eastman .said at the weekly meetins of the Rotary
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    Typewriter recovered
    46 14 PENAN".. rw police las'night recovered one of two typewriters reported stolen trom St. Nicholas 1 School for h 81. l. to Baein Jrrmal here. The rr lound hidden under a p:p> v etion of Patanl Road and Suncei Pinang Road at about 7.30 p.m.
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    TWO POLICE OFFICERS ON AUSSIE COURSE
    80 14 CLNGAPOHE, Tu«v_ Two Singapore police ofliCCfl .ire now in Sydney ndkrniaf a five-week inti'iishr dett'cti\«' training rourse at the Vitton.i "olirc Cnllcsic. Senior Inspector J. 1.11.. 11. Dclilk.in and Inspector Kit hard Lvi Kirn Kuan. 1 who left Singapore last week for the course,
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    Ooi will still get his $1,000 a month
    352 14 Ooi will still get his $1,000 a month PENANG. Tu«s. the Chief Minister takes over the George Town City Council on July 1, Mayor Ooi Thiam Siew will still be Mayor but only in name. And he will continue to draw his $1,000 a month allowances. "He cannot perform any
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    SO FLATTERING, SAYS INDIA'S SOPHIA LOREN
    111 14 AWAKU-W I MM, Indian actress Sadlian.i Nayyar photographed in a lon den street on her first \isit to Britain for thr premiere of her new Mini "WAQT" ("Time") yadhana has six Indian Oscars and bears a striking resemblance to Sophia I.oren. about which •he
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    Debate? 'Not for police chiefs'
    224 14 SINGAPORE, Tues. I of the Socialist Club, v.ue banned by the police en »iuv 2 on the ground that ihev did no' comp] ponce conditions lor Uie procession rpHE Commissioner of Police. Mr. John Le Cain, x today told the University of Singapore's Democratic Socialist
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    Lunch-hour accident
    38 14 SINGAPORE. Tues. A Strait* Times labourer. P;.kir Mohamad. ly injured CM knocked down by a motorcycle out.-ide Times House in Kirn Seng Road today. > lunch when the accident occurred. Hr is now in the General Hospital.
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    14 14 sul O.S.K. Lines. N Kaisha and Kawasaki Kisen K..1--n Autllonn Clulv
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    Agreement signed for probe of Muda River scheme
    265 15 Agreement signed for probe of Muda River scheme PENANG. Tuesday. 'J'HE Penang State Government today signed an agreement authorising a firm of consultant engineers to carry out detailed investigations into the Muda River scheme. Signing on behalf of the State Government were the Chief Minister, Tan Sri Wong Pow Nee,
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    Gangster terror in a market
    98 15 Gangster terror in a market SINGAPORE. Tues. An f-KK seller in the Tiong Bahru market, at Seng Poh Road, was beaten up yesterday when he could not pay up his monthly "protection money" to a ganu. Two "collectors" of the gang smashed up the tradesman's stock of more than 1.000
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    Pillion rider killed
    45 15 SINOAPORE. Tues. A motor cyclist. Chiam Gin Tong. 36. escaped with only slight injuries, bui his pillion rider Ter Kirn Kiang. 20, was fatally Injured when thrir machine collided with a lorry at lie Junction of Jalan Lama and Jurang Road yesterday.
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    265 15 British MP urges: Stop training Ky's men in Malaysia ONDON, Tues.— La- I bour Left-winger, Mr. Michael Foot, yes- terday urged the Government to stop training South Viet- namese soldiers In Malaysia in view of the "barbarous" methods of war now being used by the Americans. He criticised a remark
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    Lock icon 'One party' move in Brunei
    195 15 A MOVE is afoot here to amalgamate all political parties In Brunei into one strong, united body. Political observers here see this development as one of the biggest events in the Brunei political scene since the formation of the powerful Brunei Party Ra'ayat by rebel
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      317 15 Straits Times Crossword across 5. Hold back the umpire taking 1. "First Moloch, horrid king, a shower (7>. beunenr'd with blood of 6. Make a hundred go In front iParadl.se Lost) (5, 9). (5). S. Parrot or mother crows call 7. Where one can eat tea. If car* (5k Is
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      A compass built into a shoe to show the way...
      52 16 ANHV idea in direc-tion-finding: is this compass built into a sboe. Scout lan Silver. It, ot Uli it ton Middlesex, showed it last week at the Watdort Hotel, London, where a "New Design for Scouting" conference was being held. Press
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    326 17 INDIAN FAIR: SPORE ASKED LX)RMAL invitation has been extended to Singapore to participate in an international trade and industries lair to be held in Madras. India in January next year. The fair, being organised by the All-India Manufacturers" Organisation with the lull blessing of the Indian Government, will be the
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    418 17  - Rupee devalued: Shock to local trade Chan Bong Soo By THK devaluation of the Indian rupee on June U came ;is a complete surprise to Singapore traders and to m;uiy of them it was an unpleasani slunk. A Straits Times study of the immediate effects the devaluation has had on
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    364 17 Revertex to expand activities REVERTEX Ltd., England, are expanding their manufacturing activities in Malaysia. The company, which has been manufacturing rubber latex concentrates In Malaya since 1929. has now Increased the range of products, manufactured at the Kluan? factory. Since it began operation In 1936 the Kluang factory has expanded
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    80 17 1 Raffles Place. Singapore, will shortly have a new Chinese restaurant. Called the Eastern Palace Restaurant, in John Little's Building— the same floor a« the Bt. Michael's Bhop and Supa Save Centre it will be cpened for business this month. Mr. Paul Chi is the managing
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    83 17 l\/fRS. NANCY Thlo (above) x secretary to the district traffic 'sales manager of Pan American World Airwa>s. Singapore, is now In New York on ;i training coursr organised by the airline's head office for overseas staff. Her two-week trip is part of the airline's policy
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    109 17 The Ceylon government has decided to award the contract tor the supply of 200.000 railway sleepers (kempas and kerulng hardwood sleepers* valued at 14 million to a firm in Malaysia This is the first time that a Malaysian firm has been awarded a contract for the
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    118 17 A fit PKTIi: I \«pinall. maniiciiiK din.lor of Wllllr Hud-cm A (o. lid. niaiiafarlurrr* o, Ihr wrllknoMii Harks medfratrd >«rrts ariivrd In Sinxaporr rerruth lor dis< v* «on» nilh his Slncaporr and Malavsiiin a|rnls. Barkath Mort. Ltd. On arrival. Mr. Xspinall «aid. "I am Mf| plrasrd indred
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    204 17 SINGAPORE-made women's halr-oeauty preparations are now being exported to neighbouring countries. The products of Ponta Beauty Products Ltd., Slngapores pioneer factory tor these proi ducts are on sale not only In the local nmrke'. but are also available m Hong Kong and throughout Malaysia. Although the
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    85 17 Mr. E. O. Thomson, dittanum of The Bon Line titoamers Ltd., retired from the board with effect from April 30. At thnt date it was 60 MM since he first worked for Wm. Thomson and Co.. managers of The Ben Line Steamers Ltd. He lias been chairman since
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    81 17 Canadian Pacific Airlines' liavf announced thai tralflc was up V 2 per cent ovfr the first quarter last year for it a 32.000 mile wor.c network. Mr. Gllmer added that CF transit tiaiuic trtiific which in- creased by 23 per cent for the same
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      266 18 DRESSES k DRESSMAKING tj W.» —B»x U rt' rxtrn PO SIANC LEARN DUTCH ORCSSMAKIt. rpp^:: fsfstsjH C<v.n i. derate P> WHERE TO STAY (Spore) SOUTH EAST ASIA HOTtL Bar/ Ri^taur.int. 11*0 Wlterloo EC 8oor« *>ASIR HIS Seasidr Hotel Bkr-R tauraxt. i"» m. Tembeoia Ro*d. 8 oore nan. LLOVO HOUSE HOTEL"
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    ROUTINE TRADING DAY ON STOCK EXCHANGE
    867 20 From Our Market Correspondent rr. Stock Exchange seems now to have settled down to a period of quiet routine trading uith average turnovers and only very small changes in prices. Yesterday was no exception and the market was without feature. Turnover in (he trading
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    28 20 M.il.i\.in Stork Indii-rs lunr 13 June 14 'Industrials: 103.i8 103.28 Tins: 1J0.83 1J0.52 S ruhbrrs. 110.48 110.48 -Dr<\ 30. IM| i mi Ore. 29. 1962 Hi!)
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    79 20 /"MINESE Pridue* E>sti*n o, Binta- Mr* nton pnet. o«> aieul yaatar- Coconut in: 6'i'k 144 «».i«ni drum S4&« ««i.fr» Con luDc'Julr IK Conttneat: Cnquo'cd. Pt»pc> Mil -.ok «hiu «it>7» aaliara, aarK«ak <rbiu Jlbo BOSORR, ipeciaJ b»rd»o« BSjaJi Sl.'iJ aattm, <arel«l Lamport ala«k tlBo (HI x«ter» <A1! M*i
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    138 20 MELBOURNE Tueb. INDUSTRIALS were firm today with rises «eU In excess of tails. Interest was attain on the mining section where practically a.: issues improvf-a. New Broken Hill was up 20 cents to 85.10. Oils particularly were stronger led i>y S.iii'oj. nich moved up a turthcr 5 oenta
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    429 20 rE decline In the Strait, tin price continueil lerdav with a further fall of 5.:..">0 to ItSLM per plcul. the lowest price since March S I last year. l\es«, support wus reported locally on an estimatrd offer- ing of 195 tons reduced by
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    54 20 'THE prcent rate of the Mjl* \.in dollar BgßjlßJal thr poond -t«-rlii»s ti\t-d on Vovrmber .'4 1!M,4 K M-llinj: T.T. or O.I) 1% S 1". Hid. Buying T.T. N t I 1...1 Uuwne O.I). ?s. 4!d. Tlir doll.tr is .it its statutory middle position in rrl.Hion to it%
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    25 20 June 14. RUBBER PRICE: 658 rents (down one-eighth of a cent). TIN: 5631J50 (down $3.50). (Estimated anofHrlal ofTrrins) 195 tons (down l."i tons).
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      940 20 BJBBJBBBBBBJBBJ, BBBaajßaaaaj aaalaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa>aaaaaaa J^Lm wj \f 0 a?y Jp j^F t*P yV y rf^ jg To Europe and the United Kingdom s.s. "CHUSAIsr 24.000 ton* fully aircondit.or.cd ttabilited> Deporting. SINGAPORE 2 July 1966 PENANG 3 July 1966 Arriving ROTTERDAM 24 July 1966 LONDON 25 July 1966 VIA BOMBAY. ADEN. PORT
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      491 20 W. KLAVENESS LINE V'VaatjV >•«■• toe S«n Out vjrcoc.w I (»orrTafi9 «itf»!*i »r»n SCO Mratkl BOUGtINVULE lyne IS lite W laat II Jute 21 liae 2} i M) 21 iUNNYVim i«i| 12 iui it iaiy ii Mi it MMt li i"i» ti i an /s BRONXVIUf lie 12 tif IS
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      218 20 FROM CALCUTTA MV STATI OF KUTCM A n 2/ J July tjMg FROM CALCUTTA fcT> RATNA MANJUSHRtf Mi 3<OIO icoar, Jun. 2/1) JttM 30 Jl Pt'.AMG FROM AUSTRALIA •VISHVA MAMIMA" tc Bor C -O<, Moaroi Calcurto Jun. 21 JO July 1/ I July 1/ 1 Cfttat Atate: L. >ua-Aeja«H. JUMABMOT
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    BUSINESS ON EXCHANGE
    1019 21 ■pJL'SIMSS ill and reported in tin- Singapore and Kuala l.umpur trading rooms of the Stock lAfhanse >eotrrday with the number or share* traded 111 brackt tv INDUSTRIALS: Bouttasd (1,000) |l M; C.C.M. (10,000) 51. 39. D. (5.O0O) 81.61 D, U3.0O0) SI- Mi i.IS.OOO) Jl ST: C». Moldlnss
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    101 21 cHIPS lying alsniiiim Iht Sin«ap«ra wharvst or ••p.clx) today arai Kanmun 3/4. Twin Kok 5. Ana» Bnkke b/7. Martba Bukkt 8/l>, Banirnylb N.W. V Vietnam 13/14. Iraouuddy 15/ IS. Kinabalu 21/22. Van Cloon 27/28. Canberra Mam zw/30. Neckarataln :ti'3b. Korana 3S/3«. and Bantneucb 44. Port Iwattsntiam: Wharf
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    97 21 'I'HE Attocistton at Banki in Malay* 1 ila mada Uia»« change* in Ita rates la Hirri'tianta yesterday (all rataa to $100): Onitta staos: nuying IT n 11/15. airmail OO S2 13 1«. DO d/at. 33 5/16 credit bills. 33 7/16 trad* oilli. Canada: buying TT 341, airmail UL)
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    30 21 KnriK yr»t»rday tha 1.8. dollar ni quoted at v 76§ for T.T. and 3.741 loi taih Starling »m quoted at 1tt.02 aad •n« latl of l»ld at 2641
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    18 21 The following turther May rubber crops are notified: Balu Lintang 252.000 Ib. and Olenealy *****0 Ib.
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    LOCAL RUBBER PRICES
    243 21 |i Nr rim grade rubber f.o.b. buyers closed at 5 p.m. In Singapore and Kuala Lumpur yesterday at 651 cents per Ib. down one-etghtb of a cent on Mondays closing level for the position. The lone was very quiet. HAS and M K.I cloning price* In cents
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    32 21 In rvrr lovinf memory of A. THAMBIAYAH passed away 15-6-6.1. Many a lonely heartache often a Mlrnl tear hul always loving memories of one we lovrd Mother wife and children.
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      235 21 NOTICE MALAYSIAN COMMERCE AND Th» road-way at the level INHIICTDV CIINIi crrv- ng at Telegraph Post No INDUSTRY FUND 12 2" ™n, TM ?mr^* d w% ANNOUNCEMENT OF STH mile Simpang Ampat will oe nisTßißiririM ny ivrnMF closed for repairs on Tuesday DISTRIBUTION OF INCOME 21.6 1966 from 6.00 p.m.
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      677 21 PUBLIC APPOINTMENT MAJLIS AMANAH RA'AYAT Malaysian citizens are Invited to apply for the inflowing appointments in the Industry and Commerce Division 1. APPRAISAL OFFICER (INDUSTRY) Duty: To co-ordinate financial and technical appraisals of industrial projects to be financed by MARA. md to liaise with other organisations when Joint ventures are
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      1095 21 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT BOARD (A i Applications are invited for consideration to be selected as an Officer in the Secretariat of the Board In the scale of $680xA35--11)30 or alternatively In the salary I .scheme »355xA15-385/42dxA20-505/ I 555xA25-655. depending on qualifications and or experience. If emplaced in the latter
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      463 21 PUBLIC APPOINTMENT DOCKYARD DEPARTMENT THE PORT OF SINGAPORE AUTHORITY APPOINTMKNT OF FORIMKN >HIPWRIOHTS Applications are invited lor thf poat of Foremen Shipwrights (4 I vacancies) In the Dockyard De- partment. Port of Singapore Authority. 1. QUALIFICATIONS: Candidates must have: ta) Served a full apprenticeship and have had widr experience In
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      260 21 NOTICES THE SINGAPORE ASSOCIATION FOR THE DEAF ISI Orchard Road. Singapore. I. DONATION DRAW RISI LTB— PERMIT NO. M The following are the rnultx draw.i at the Chinese Chamber of .Commerce on 11th June 1966. I Prizes must be claimed by 13th July 1966. Ist ***** 21st ***** 2nd *****
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      201 21 ILNDLKb JK.R MANGOS PEMBF.RITAHI TAW Al, J.K.K Tawaran danpada Pemborong- yang berd.i'tcr JiJ.KR. di-dalam Kepala 111 dan ka di-terlma dl-Pcjabat Jurutera Pengua.sa, JKR Lumpur hingga Jam pukol 3.00 petang pada 20hb Jun, 1966. L'ntok: EXCAVATION AND DISPOSAL OF EARTH. DRAINAGE WORKS AND TURFING Al M.S. KUALA II V BENTONG ROAD.
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      755 22 ESESI^ GROUP MARKETING EXECUTIVE I <;KOt'P require Marketing Executive who should he between 30 40 years of age with a minimum of 5 yean in Engineering Sales. A knowledge of air conditioning or refrigeration would be of advantage. QUALIFIED ACCOUNTANT I. AC. (.KOI P require Qualified Accountant who should he
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      435 22 I NOTICES NOTICE IN THE MATTER OF i KUALA KAMPAR TIN FIELDS LIMITED AND IN THE MATTER OF THE COMPANIES ACT IMS. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Order of the High Court In Malaya kt Kuala Lumpur dated the 30th of May, 1966 confirming 1 the Reduction of the
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      200 22 NOTICES NOTICE IN THE MATTER OF LOWER PERAK TIN DREDGING LIMITED AND IN THE MATTER OF THE OMPAMES ACT 1965. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Order of the High Court In Malaya at Kuala Lumpur dated the 30th May, 1966 confirming the Reduction of the Capital of the above
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      476 22 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS STATE OF BRUNEI VACANCIES FOB DISPENSES* ITRAINLD) AND PROBATIONER DISPENSERS Applications are invited for appointment to the post* of Dispensers i Trained) and Probationer Dispensers ln the Medical and Health Department, Brunei. {QUALIFICATIONS: (I) An applicant for the post of Dispensers (Trained i should be ln possession of
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      442 22 TENDERS JABATAN KERJA RAYA PERAK KENYATAAN TAWARAN Tawaran3 daripada Pemboronga I yang berdaftar di-J.K.R. di-dalam Kelas A— C, Bahagian IV (I) < dan Kelas D. Bahagian 111 akan di-tenma di-Pejabat Jurutera Negeri, Perak, Ipoh hingga jam pukol 3.00 petang pada 24 hb. June. 1906: MEMBENA TAMBUN2 (BUND i TANAH DI-KAM-PONO
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    906 23  -  IT LOOKED LIKE SATURDAY NIGHT AT MERDEKA STADIUM, THEN... THEY ARROGANTLY I" GIVE OPPONENTS A SCORING LESSON -By NORMAN SIEBEI Right back Bobby Drake detached himself from his defensive chores and bounced up the wtag for a centre across th(» Sheffield penalty box Earle was in
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    Lions v Perak
    39 23 IPO H. Tues. The Lions Athletic Club from Manila, now tourlnp Malaya. will meet Perak in a !>occer match at Stadium Perak •"morrow (kickoff 8 p.m.i. The tourists will Include six "guest" players from Hong Kong
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    EASTERN STANDARD HIGH-TOURISTS
    152 23 SINGAPORE. Tues. The chairman of Sheffield Wednesday, Dr. A. Stephens, and the manager of Fulham F.C.. Mr. Vie Buckingham, last night said they were surprised to find the standard of football in the Far East to be high and thp players skilful. They expressed this at a
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    D'Oliveira keeps batting form with a splendid 70 off Middlesex
    418 23 f ONDON Ti;« Basil L)( k>ath Ami an burn .v England's ■r.u-d in tbow good form with ih< biit wltn splendid 70 in 1 1 sex at Do. id nine fours ire drclared for foui 364 in knock. York.shiif, ttic
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    SUSSEX CRUSH SOBERS AND Co
    297 23 HOVE. Tues. The West Indians lost the first match «i their current cricket tour of K Eland here yesterday when Sus&ex beat them by nine wici ket.s. The touring team were dismi*..ved for 67 In their second innings the second lowest .••core they have ever
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    TWO-IN-ONE HONG KONG TOUR TEAM
    277 23  -  MANSOOR RAHMAN By K U A L A LUMPUR. Tues. Tung Sing, Hong Kong's First Division football team, with former Malayan International Johnny Wong Kong Leong in their ranks, will tour Malaysia and Singapore in two stages next month. In the first stage. Tung Sing
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    SULTAN OF KEDAH'S CUP
    123 23 PENANG. Tues. A special race for Class Two. Div One horses over 81 f for the Sultan of Kedah's Cud will be run ot the Penang Turf Clubs Mtetins on July 17. 20 and 24. Stakes for this race will be $7,500. There will be two
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    ATTRACTIVE 3f WORKOUT BY FIRST LOVE
    244 23 ATTRACTIVE 3f WORKOUT BY FIRST LOVE RACING with Epsom Jeep: Kuala Lumpur, Tuea. HIRST LOVE worked attractively on a good track at Kuala Lumpur this morning. Ridden by apprentice Vincent Liew, shp bowled along over 3f in 42 on the bit. It was a quiet morning and only a few
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    Wright quits Arsenal
    125 23 Wright quits Arsenal LONDON. Tue». Billy Wright, former England and olverhampton football captain. yesterday resigned •Met tour year* a» manager of Klr*t Oi\i>iun club Atm-ihl. Wright, who dominated thr t.nili!>ii soccer seme in poslu.ir wrfiv with 105 intrriiaimn.il ipiM-^ranc-rs 85 as captain H4b appointed Aisrnal manager in May 1962 by
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    Joint invitation
    33 23 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. The Table Tennis Association of Malaysia will discuss with Singapore TTA the question of a Joint invitation to Cambodia for a tour of the two countries In August.
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    Joint champs
    50 23 TELUK ANSON. Tue.v R. Gonil and A. Varatharaj. who scored 16 points each, were Joint individual champions at the Lower Perak PWD athletic meet here. Copal, who won the 100 m. 200 m. 110 m hurdles, long jump and ;np!e .jump, was also awarded the be&t performance trophy.
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    Champs Keng Seng
    30 23 IPOH. Tues. Keng Seng became Perak six-a-s!de vol>yball champions last night when they beat New Sunlight of Kampar 15-10. 16-14. 15-t. Chung Hwa of Kampar were runners-up
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      108 23 NOT JUST AN ORDINARY STEERING WHEEL! FOR TWO REASONS! v Bil One, it's a Mercedes-Benz steering wheel. And two the steering column is short, as the steering box is situated behind the engine where it's safe from any impact. Should the steering box get any impact, in a crash, the
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      221 23 SPORTS SUMMARY] BASKETBALL i finrcFs Terak lolex-dUtrict tourne; B fcß (Ipohi: Women— Sg Siduu Ipoh Dlv 1: KIA 4 Tamil Chemor 48 K Kangsar 29- Yg j t tlf h Dmdings 50 Taiplng 26 Men— Taiping 'B 1 2 Transport Coy Sg Siput-Chemor 59 K Kan«- s lst Bn RMR
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      94 23 DIARY BADMINTON Malacca closed c 'ships (MBA hall. 7.30 p.m HOCKEY Ipob Div. ACS v Andersonlans C: Kilat v Municipality (both at padang). Taipinc Lee: P. Sukan v CRC (Esplanade) Malacca Lf*: PWD v WD Civilians (MC grdi SOCCER Tour match: Perak v Lions AC. Manila (Sta- dium Perak. 8
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    Just fancy that...
    88 24 Just fancy that... LONDON, Tues. Student Alan Ruffman, was too .shy to propose marriage directly to Linda Christiansen. 500 miles away in New York State. But he did pop the question into a bottle which he dropped overboard from a ship In Hudson Bay. After 11 months and 4.000 miles
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    35 24 KAMPALA. Tues. A bride. nil in her wedding dress, and her husband were among more than 100 curfew breakers who appeared j In court here yesterday. They were each fined 20 shillings Reuter
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    Tun presents Royal address
    33 24 THK Yang di-Pertuao Agong receiving the Royal address from the Deputy Prime Minister, Tun Abdul Razak, ;it yesterday's ceremonial opening of Parliament. On the King's left is the Queen.
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    LONDON STOCKS
    283 24 LONDON, Tue*. The London stockmarket turned hesitant this afternoon on the news that the Prime Minister would be making a seamens strike statement, with some quarters concerned about a possible announcement of emergency measures. Borne small-scale selling developed, and jobbers made a fairly general lowering of prices. Further
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    RUBBER
    55 24 LONDON. Tues. Spot 20Sd.. July 30M Aug. 204 d., Bept 20 7.164.. July Sept. 20^d., Oct./ Dec. JONd.. Jan. March 20 Sd.. April June 20»»d.. July Sept. 20 7 16d.. Oct. Dec. 20 7 16d.. Jan. March 20 7 16d.. \i.t. June 19H4., July 11 7 d.. Aug. 18
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    TIN
    34 24 LONDON. Tues— Buyers £1260 f £6 > sellers £1261 t— £7). Forward buyers £1250 (—£s). .sellers £1251 £s>. Settlement £1265 < £4 1. Turnover a.m. 150 tons. p.m. 70 tons. Tone: Quiet and barely steady.
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    Rowcroft Club's new play
    47 24 SINGAPORE. Tue*.— The season for the latest production of the Rowcroft Theatre Club. -The Amorous Pawn." will start on June 28. The play will be .staged for five nights at the club's hall at Ayer Rajah Road Opening night la by Invitation only.
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    Lock icon Tariff talks
    32 24 BRUSSELS:. Tues.— The European Common Market i.s expected to give the green llcht today to long-stalled tariff talk.-, with the United State.s which are Important for Western economic expaiiaiou. UPI.
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    SAIGON MONKS GET TOUGH
    153 24 SAIGON MONKS GET TOUGH SAIGON. Tun. Band* of Buddhist demonstrators burned jeeps and clashed with riot policr in the streets of Saigon today as the more militant monks tried to sive a new impetus to the campaign to oust the ruline cener.ilv The Ilith Council of the Buddhist Chun h
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    DEATH
    66 24 MRS. TOK HONG KIAN nrf Madllm Tan Hong Nco »K>'d S7 panned away peacefully on M.S.M Irav r n*r bereaved BM ,p. Perm Leon*. Pens Whi and Penx Hock, 3 daugMM .1 tf*nghtcn-tB-law, 3 *on»BdeblMraa 1 •if-tn-law Mi It Idrrn. The fun. ■Ml will 18.6.66 at 2 p. in
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    IN MEMORIAM
    26 24 IN LOVING MEMORY of our htlovttf father Tay Geok B)WM who depart** this day IMS. Gone l-nt n«-vrr forgotten by Mr family and relatives.
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      52 24 The weather Highest and lowest temperatures In Malaysia and Singapore for the period 8 p.m. Monday to 8 p.m. yesterday: Highest Loweit Kuala Lumpur 90 70 Kota Bharu 88 73 Penang 88 75 Ipoh 91 73 Malacca 88 72 Singapore 88 75 C Highlands 73 56 Jesselton 84 75 Kuching
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      286 25 today... Mobil QUALITY MOTOR FUELS I NEWEST REFINERY I X B :^A Less than 2 years ago Mobil opened its first J^B H I service stations, and already the cheerful m^l blue, red and white colours have come to 'll!irt^ I mean a new and higher standard of friendly m
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    fcIJEST OF HONOUR
    18 26 fcIJEST OF HONOUR LIM Kirn Son, Minister for Finance, Singapore, who will officially open the Mobil Refinery today.
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    CHAIRMAN OF E.D.B.
    126 26 wR Hon Sui Sen is the chairman of the Economic Development Board, which has been responsible for the development of the Jurong Industrial Estate. Mr Hon, who was born in Penang in 1916, has had a distinguished career in the civil service. He served in the Straits
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    A proud and exciting event'
    155 26 A proud and exciting event' "THE dedication ond official opening of our own refinery is a proud ond exciting event for us at Mobil. It marks o crowning point in our re-establishment in this area," said the chairman of the board of directors of Mobil Oil Refining Co. Malaysia Ltd,
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    $50m. Mobil Refinery to be officially opened today
    456 26 Guests will see ceremony, take part in reception \IH. LIM KIM SAN, the Minister for Finance, Singapore, will dedicate mid officially open the million Mobil refinery aj Juroog this afternoon. The ceremony will be attended by ;i distinguished gathering including Dr. Gob
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    INTERNATIONAL LINKS BRING BENEFITS
    401 26 r FHE Mobil companies A in Malaysia and Singapore are affiliates of Mobil Oil Corporation whose headquarters are located in New York. Beginning as a manufacturer of lubricants in 1866 exactly 100 years ago Mobil has become one of the ten largest private industrial enterprises in
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    Most modern techniques and latest equipment
    465 26 r pHE Jurong refinery is a compart and versatile plant built to Mobil's exacting international standards and incorporating the very latest equipment and technology. The r e f i n c r y is already producing regular and premium gasoline, kerosene aviation turbine fuel,
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    HILLS REMOVED FOR HUGE CONSTRUCTION PROJECT
    247 26 AN immense physical operation was needed in order to transform the shrub-cover-ed hills and swamps of Jurong into the complex structure of a modern refinery. It began with the bulldozers of the Econ o 111 i c Development Board levelling three hills between 120
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    Local management heads
    447 26 MR. JR. Kendall, chairman of the Board of Directors of Mobil Refining Co. Malaysia Ltd., is also managing director of Mobil Oil Malaya Ltd., the refining company's marketing associate. He joined Standard-Vacuum Oil Company in 1936 after graduating from Yale University with a degree in International Relations.
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    NEW Mobil EMBLEM
    186 27 NEW Mobil EMBLEM vtOBiLS familiar sign is getting a new, contemporary look. This new-style emblem will be introduced throughout Singapore and Malaysia before long. The blue colour scheme is retained, but with brighter, fresher colours. Readers of this issue will have noticed that the emblem is made unique and memorable
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    BIG INVESTMENT IN MALAYSIA
    248 27 BIG INVESTMENT IN MALAYSIA IN addition to its sizeuole outlay in Singapore Mobil has also invested in a substantial way in Malaysia. This investment has been primarily involved In constructing modern, efficient, roomy service stations with all the latest equipment. The.-f .stations are supplying the motoriiiK public with a genuinely
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    Malaysian Management
    25 27 JOHN TOH Areo Resole Monoger, North Malaya. LEONG Yoke Sun, Areo Resole Monoger, Centrol Malaya. LEE Ewe Chung, Commercial Areo Soles Manoger, Malaya.
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    Faith in Spore, Malaysia
    202 27 if From Page 2 selected ot Singapore's Jurong Industrial Estate. "Looking back it seems hard to believe that less than 20 months ago the refinery area was wasteland; that it took only 1 7 months from the ground-turning ceremony to the completion of the refinery; and
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    ON LAND, IN THE AIR AND ON SEA ...QUALITY PRODUCTS FOR ALL
    659 27 QUALITY Mobil products are already streaming fresh from the Jurong refinery to serve customers on the ground, in the air, and on the water. The products are going into road transport vehicles of all kinds, plants and factories,
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    Local people being trained for senior posts
    203 27 Local people being trained for senior posts MOBIL'S recruitment and training policies provide opportunities for local personnel to develop into senior positions in the company. Local people today comprise 90 percent of all employees of Mobil in Singapore and Malaysia. This percentage will grow progressively as more and more local
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    SERVICE STATIONS WITH A DIFFERENCE
    388 27 AS any discriminating motorist knows. Mobil service at the station is second to none. This consistently high standard is no accident. Quality products backed by skilled service are the cornerstones of Mobil's operations, everywhere in the world. These standards of service are achieved by means
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    MANY JOBS CREATED
    107 27 MANY JOBS CREATED MOBIL is playing its part a* an employer on a scale commensurate Uitll its sl/r as one of tin- major companies in the area. It employs j larnc sun engaged in refining operations. Marketing, supply. administration and miiiilcii.iiH t- The Mobil scr\iie station network provides jobs for
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