The Straits Times, 17 June 1966

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    25 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 150,000 NAT!' Ita National Newspaper The Straits Times Estd. 1845 FRIDAY, JUNE 17, 1966 15 CENTS M.C.(P) 1629 KDN 2034
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    Lock icon Eight in one space bid by giant Titan
    288 1 fAPE KENNEDY, Thurs. A giant Titan-C rocket roared aloft today with eight satellites. including n to speed secret military messages between Washington, Saigon and other strategic points. The 13 11 Titan most powerful In the American arsenal -blast off on schedule at
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    Mustapha: Ningkan has no right to stay on
    147 1  -  JEFFREY FRANCIS By IESSELTON. Thurs. J Thr Sabah Alliairr chief. Tun Mustapha bin I) a tu ll. nun. who is a member of the Alliance National Council, said today there was no question of Dato Stephen halung Ningkan not rrritnfri as Sarawak's
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    Siamese twins
    37 1 GUAYAQUIL i Ecuador i, Thurs. Siamese twins joined at the back have been born to a woman in the Balzar region of Ouayas province. The woman, named as Nora Espln, already has nine children— Reiner.
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    24 hours to quit
    573 1  -  GEOFFREY GELDARD Ismail explains 'WE HAVE ASKED DATO NINGKAN TO ABIDE BY PARTY DISCIPLINE...' From KUCHING, Thursday DATO STEPHEN KALONG NINGKAN has been given 24 hours to step down gracefully and allow another Iban leader, Penghulu Tawi Sli, to take over as Chief Minister of Sarawak.
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    Lock icon Suharto: No major snags in talks
    252 1 Suharto: No major snags in talks JAKARTA, Thursday. MALAYSIA peace negotiations continue to proceed smoothly, according to Indonesian leaders. Gen. Suharto. Chief of the General Staff and holder of executive power In the state, today told reporters that no major differences arose during his recent talks here with Tan Sri
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    Lock icon The shamed family finds a solution...
    67 1 SEOUL. Thurs. Four brothers and sisters committed suicide yesterday in Chungju. about 70 miles south of Seoul, because they were ashamed of their mother. The four, who ranged in age from 10 to 2.) years, took their own lives by eatiMK poison wrapped in
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    Lock icon TUNLIM: 'USUAL KISS FOR WIFE ON FRIDAY'
    270 1 TUNLIM: 'USUAL KISS FOR WIFE ON FRIDAY CANBERRA, Thursday. A MALAYSIAN Government envoy and the Canberra police gave a joint press conference here today in an attempt to clear up some of the rumours surrounding the disappearance here since last Friday of the Malaysian High Commissioner, Tun Lun Yew The
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    Four Reds killed in clash
    70 1 Four Reds killed in clash KUCHING. Thurs. A security patrol operating in thick jungle in the Bau district of the First Division of Sarawak today encountered a small armed party, believed to be Communist terrorists. After a short exchange of fire one man was believed to have been wounded. In
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    Lock icon Peace trip by Paris envoy
    65 1 PARIS. Thurs. President D« Gaulle's foremost Indo-China expert left for Peking and Hanoi today on a one-man mission to sound out prospects for Vietnam peace Mr. Jean Sainteny. one of the President's closest advisers and reputed to a be personal friend of President Ho Chi
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    Lock icon INDONESIA WITHDRAWS A BATTALION FROM RHIO
    61 1 IAKAKTA. Thurs. <l I hi- Indonesian Army has withdrawn tinr batt.Hion ot fhr Siliwangi Division from thr frontier arras in thr Rhio region. The Armed Force* newspaper Vantkutan Brrsrnd lata reported today that the battalion left Tanjonx Pinan*; yesterday for Jakarta. Withdrawal of combat
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    Lock icon Epic battle for a rocky hilltop
    198 1 Epic battle for a rocky hilltop SAIGON. Thurs. In an epic stand on a rocky hilltop. 18 U.S. marines fought with knives and rock hold off human wave attacks by 250 Vietcong guerillas for live hours early today. The mam down to their last elghl rounds of ammunition when inann-'
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    Lock icon STOP PRESS JOHNSON: MAIMUM WAR EFFORT
    32 1 STOP PRESS JOHNSON: MAIMUM WAR EFFORT WASHINGTON. Thnrs President Johnson declared today Inited States would continue to apply maximum deterrent strength aeainst ftetB— i while holdintc door open for peace talks— Reuter
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      Lock icon New move for Vietnam peace
      399 2 CANADIAN ENVOY BEGINS TALKS IN HANOI OTTAWA, Thursday (JANADA today launched a new move aimed at probing the prospects of peace in Vietnam. Officials disclosed that Mr. Chester Ronning, 71-year-old Canadian diplomat, had begun a fresh exchange Of views with Nori h Vietnamese leaders In
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      Lock icon Boys will be boys?
      52 2 ixjndon. ihui Senior boys at the Abrahii i) Darby compre henalve school in Made'ej lia.e demanded equ;W curriculum rights The boy* hn\c :ivkrd to learn diaper changing and baby bath.ng after a similar coune urai given the girls. UPI >ir. ronmm; In MMnd mil lliuiol on
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      Lock icon Youth League committee sacked in China purge
      237 2 Youth League committee sacked in China purge PEKING, Thur». rjHINA yesterday continued its purge of Communist officials here by sacking the Peking committee of the Chinese Communist Youth League. The dismissal, announced in a short news item on n^ht^pV kfn* Evening nißhts Peking News, was cheered by thousands of youn
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      'BHUTTO LEAVING AYUB CABINET' REPORTS
      169 2 'BHUTTO LEAVING AYUB CABINET' REPORTS DAWM.PINDI. Thurv Reports rircuLitcil in parliamentary cinlrs yesterday that the Koreijcn Minister. Mr. Bhutto, was leaving the Cabinet in a move that would mean a shift in Pakistani policy away from Communist China and towards the United States The newspaper Jane, which has the bicc^t
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      New rubber bid
      33 2 PARIS. Thurs Prance and the Soviet Union have agreed tn exchange M-ieniirh- data to produce a new nynthetic rubber and a flexible oil drill, the Frencfi I Petrol Institute announced.
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      Jakarta agrees
      37 2 JAKARTA. Thurs —The Indone- 1 smn Foreign Ministry announced today H had accepted the appoinimeni o( Mr William George Marcel Oliver as the new AmbasMidor from Canada The date o( his arrival was not announred.
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      HEAT WAVE KILLS 63 MORE IN INDIA
      90 2 (CALCUTTA. Thurs Sixty J three more people have died in thr past 24 hours in a hrat wave raging in West Bengal and Bihar This Mlm tie total of fatalities to 46. IWoist affected is Bihar where 324 have died so far. The
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      Lock icon Just fancy that...
      50 2 YEW BRUNSWICK (New Jersey), Thurs. Builder Luigi Branclforte was fed up after his office was burgled four times In two months. 80 he went out and bought a pedigreed German -shepherd watchdog for US.SIOO. Branclforte reported to police that his watchdog was stolen leash and all. U.P.I.
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      Lock icon Jakarta accepts credits offered by India and Pakistan
      179 2 Jakarta accepts credits offered by India and Pakistan JAKARTA. Thursday. INDONESIA has accepted India's offer of 100 million rupees ($63 million) of export credits. It will use these credits to buy jutr and textiles from India. The Indonesian Foreign Minister. Mr. Adam Malik told newsmen the Indian offer was welcomed.
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      Lock icon India seeks fertiliser investment
      98 2 India seeks fertiliser investment WASHINGTON. Thurs. An Indian Government mission will visit the United Sfates and Canada later this month in an effort to win private Invrstmrnt in India's fertiliser industry, the Indian Embassy announced here. The mission, headed by Mr. Dharma Vlra. secretary to the Indian Cabinet, will have
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      Lock icon Fire destroys $1m. tobacco
      45 2 MANILA. Thurs.— A million dollar* worth of tobacco went up la smoke yesterday when fire consumed a warehouse in downtown Manila. The (lye-hour lire eomplet«lj destroyed thr bock-loin warehouse belonging to the U.S. Tobacco Corporation, located in Manilas Port Area. A.P.
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      Lock icon America to resume full aid to India and Pakistan
      185 2 America to resume full aid to India and Pakistan WASHINGTON, Thurs.— The United States has decided to resume full economic aid to India and Pakistan now that peace m Kashmir has been restored, the State Department announced yesterday. Uij Aid to both countries was frozen when the Kashmir fighting broke
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      Lock icon Sack for 385
      40 2 JAKARTA. Thurs. The Indonesian State shipping company Pelni had dismissed 385 employee* and suspended 56 others i r 1 membership In the banned Indonesian Communist Parly. th» Army newspaper Berita Yudh» I (War News* said yesterday. Reuter.
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      Lock icon King Freddie 'hiding in the bush'
      100 3 ON DON. Thur*. The missing Kabaka of Buganda (above) is safe and well, a television reporter said hrre last Bight. The Kabaka. Sir Edward Frederick Mutesa popularly known in Britain as King Freddie vanished during last month's fighting when federal troops of President Milton
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      Amsterdam tumult as riots sweep city
      127 3 AMSTERDAM, Thurs. Police last night used teargas against more than 1.000 rioters who surged through the streets here for the third successive night, smashing property indiscrl minately. All police leave \v;i> can celled and reinforcements were brought in from outside the city. Police sources
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      American forces to pull out of France
      285 3 American forces to pull out of France WASHINGTON, Thurs. gECRETARY of Defence, Mr. Robert McNamara, announced yesterday that all U.S. military planes and about 575,000 tons of war stocks would be pulled out of France. Mr. McNamara disclosed at a news conference the first major shifts of U.S. military men,
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      His Golden Princess
      81 3 SCULPTOR Charles de Temple searched tho world for 18 months before he found his Golden Princess. She is '23-year-old (Jreek actress Rica DialIma. whose features he is to immortalise in rnlri as Princess Medina, daughter of King Midas, who turned everything h« touched to g£ld. Of Rica,
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      Lock icon 'Come home' call to Indons in China
      74 3 HONG KONG. Thurs. Indonesian Government has called on all Indonesian students studying in China to return home, according to the Education Minister. Mr. Sarino. quoted by Radio Jakarta today. The radio, monitored here, quoted the Minister as saying that of the 65 Indonesian
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      Lock icon Bonn-Delhi agreement
      53 3 NEW UE^H. rhur West Germany and Ind.a signed an agreement yesterday aiuaed at pro- motlng shipping between the two countries. The agreement grants "most favoured nation" treatment on equa! terms in connection with Customs formalit p.*. Wvinit nt charges and port dues, freedom of to and the use
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      Census error
      35 3 LONDON. Thurs. British census takers have asked 3,000 people in four London areas to fill out census forms again. The onI final forms were sent to a pulp I null by mistake. rjpr.
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      Lock icon WILSON TAKES A TOUGH LINE WITH THE SEAMEN
      249 3 WILSON TAKES A TOUGH LINE WITH THE SEAMEN LONDON, Thursday. rpHE Prime Minister, Mr. Harold Wilson, told Britain's striking seamen last night the Government would not sanction further concessions on pay or hours to end their month-old walkout. It was the Prime Minister's first meeting with the seamen's union leaders
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      Lock icon TV? It'll make Lords like a zoo, but...
      116 3 TV? It'll make Lords like a zoo, but I ONDON, Thurs. The House of Lords voted last night in favour of having some of its debates televised, despite fears by some peers that the Upper Chamber might look like a zoo. Action will not immediately follow th«» 56-31 vote to
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    Scouts' fete
    33 4 SINOAPORE. Thurs— The 1901 Singapore < Services i Boy Scout Oroup Committee will hold a garden fete at the Oillman Barrarlu ln Alexandra Road from 11 am to 6 pm on Saturday.
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    JURONG IN BATIK FOR MINISTER LIM
    85 4 A LARGE painting in batik done by Singapore artist Seah Kirn Joo, depicting Jurong industrial estate, was presented by Mobil Refining Co. Ltd. to Singapore's Minister for Finance, Mr. Lim Kirn San, when he officially opened the company's $50 million refinery at Jurong on
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    Bribe trial: Court told of trap that failed
    458 4 SINGAPORE, Thursday. J^ DISTRICT court was told today how a first attempt by the Corrupt Practices Investigations Bureau to trap a police inspector failed when the complainant aid not give the pre-arranged signal. I Special Investigator K Appathurla of the CPIB said
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    Saved from perils of population explosion...
    179 4 SINGAPORE, Thurs. As Lady Rama Rau. the President of the International Planned Parenthood Federation sees it, Singapore has taken artion in time to avoid "the perils of over-population." She pronounced this verdict after five busy days of meeting family planning workers and studying birth
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    Women's club tea party
    63 4 SINGAPORE. Thurs— The PanPacific and South-East Asia Women'.s Association announced today that Its tea party, scheduled to be held on June 22. has been advanced to June 20. It will be held at 29 Amber Road at 4.45 p.m Mrs. Marietta Tree from the United States
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    German Unity Day
    59 4 SINOAPORE. Thurs— The Oerman community ln Singapore will observe Oerman Unity Day tomorrow with a ceremony at Oerman House at 7.30 p.m. June 17 has been a day of special significance to them because It was exactly 13 years ago when the people ln the Soviet-occupied sector
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    Robber shot by police is jailed for three years
    254 4 Robber shot by police is jailed for three years SINGAPORE. Thurs. A police sergeant shot a burglar in the abdomen as he tried to flee with three accomplices after ransacking a motor spare parts shop in Queen Street early one morning in May, a district court was told today. After
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    Catholics to take part in giant rally
    103 4 SINOAPORE, Thurs. Thousands of Catholics In Singapore will take pert in a mammoth candle-light procession at Jalan Besar stadium at 6 p.m. on July 3 to celebrate the centenary of the Mother of Perpetual Help. The procession will climax weeklong celebrations, which will
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    Aquarium open
    27 4 SINOAPORE, Thurs— The Van Kleef Aquarium will remain open on Thursday. June 30 i Birthday of Prophet Mohammed i from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m.
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    Band at centre
    27 4 SINGAPORE. Thurs— The Singapore Infantry Regiment Band will give a public performance at Macpherson Road Community Centre from 8 p.m. to 9 p.m. tomorrow.
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    YOUNG GIRL POINTED OUT ROBBER, COURT TOLD
    154 4 SINGAPORE. Thurs. A shopkeeper's young daughter told a preliminary Inquiry today she helped police Identify a man alleged to have taken part ln robbing her father's shop of about $925 worth of goods with four others. Lim Lay Kheng. answering questions from Senior
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    18 months' jail for 10 days' freedom
    16 5 CHEW being brought to court under heavy police escort.
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    $12,000 CEILING ON OFFICIAL CARS
    151 5 $12,000 CEILING ON OFFICIAL CARS KUALA LL'MPUR. Thurs. -ibe catling pftea oi oiiiciai cars 101 Mi:., tin- Lord President and ChiH Justices baa utt-n fixed by the Treasury at o 12.000." and for uu. Si 1.000. both auty free n.iM ligures were rued by i-he Minister of Finance, Mi Tan
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    $500,000 UNICEF GIFTS FOR T.B. CONTROL
    91 5 IJL-AL^ LUMPUR. Thur> The United N International Children's Emergency Fund today prf >r:.:od ;i6 vehicle.mobile X raj unit. :hrer X-ray units and other equipment, costing $500,000 to the Ministry of Health The Minister ot Health. Incin Bahamnn bit Ir.rhr Bahaman bin Sam- :roni UNICSP*I
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    Outmoded system of teaching Islam, says Sultan
    294 5 Outmoded system of teaching Islam, says Sultan rpELUK A N SO N, Thurs. The present method of teaching Islam is outmoded, said the Sultan of Perak today, when he opened the $15,000 Islahiah Public Religious School at Chendrong Balai near here. Most religious teachers in schools placed too much emphasis
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    Two councillors sworn in
    32 5 Ml:a' n KMemDl! Mr I am i Mr s Kltn -Bah:iru' -nl I* HM H Fony and Mr Loi It who :v.i'fd from iftf exp' oouncil i «ee_
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    ANOTHER TERM FOR THE 'MILLIONAIRE' BURGLAR...
    210 5 ANOTHER TERM FOR THE 'MILLIONAIRE' BURGLAR I/CALA LUMPUR. Thurs. Ten days of freedom cost Singapore's "millionaire" burglar Chew Kirn Lin and Mohamed Faruk alias Ip Pun Chye (Japanese Boy) an extra jail term of 18 months each today. They will genre the nentenre after the expiry of their present prison
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    Shophouses planned to help Sabah natives
    142 5 JESSELTON. Thur*. An- other step towards helping the natlve> in Sabah to take an active part in the commerce and industry has been made. Sabahs Finance Minister, inche Harris bin Mohamed Salleh, announced today that the State Government had agreed to guarantee a loan
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    Up, up, up go the Railway losses...
    141 6 Up, up, up go the Railway losses L UA LA LUMPUR. Thurs. Thi timatcd loss su tiered by the Malayan Railway last year was 55.73 million, the Dewan Raayat was told today. The House wa*, given these reasons f >r Lta decllning revenue: THE RAILWAY STRIKE from Dec. 26. 1962
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    Envoy sees Yusof
    30 6 SINGAPORE lhur.v Th' ■:ba ss a dor U Sn.ttaporr. Mr. r-.inraki Ucda ih..s mnrnuif! presented his iradantiali r> the Pre.«tden\ Inrhe Yusof b:n Ishak. at th« Istana.
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    Paris offers $100m loan to Malaysia
    335 6 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs By Our Parliamentary Reporters JTRAXCE has offered a $100 million loan to Malaysia to finance projects in the First Malaysia Plan, the Finance Minister, Mr. Tan Siew Sin, announced in the Dewan Raayat here this morning. Mr. Tan said that the
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    28 6 JAKARTA. Thurs. Pelni, the Indonesian Stateowned shipping line, has prepared eight vessels to re*ume services between Indonesian ports and Singapore Antara news agency reported. AP.
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    KATONG'S GRAND OLD MAN DIES AT 104
    185 6 SINGAPORE. 1 nur s Katong's "Grand Old Man." Mr. Chan Tai. died at his home in Mountbatteu Road yesterday at the grand old age of 104. Be was the father of Dr. Chan Ah Kow. a wellknown Singapore sports official, and grandfather of
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    Govt aid 'not meant to throttle non-Malays'
    120 6 MALACCA, Thurs. -Th» Chief Minister of Malacca, Inche Abdul Ghafar bin Baba. said last night that the Government's assistance to Malays In commerce ana industry was not an attempt to throttl* non-Malays in the same field. The Government .s moves *ere aimed to
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    Thank-you-Tun motion
    50 6 PENANO. Thura. The Chief Minister. Tan Sri Wong Pow Nee, will move at the next State A»*embly on .June 22 a motion tr extend to Tun Abdul Razak and hn team "our warm congratulation* and heart fell, thanks fci their able conduct of peace n«•otiariona at Bangkok recentlT."
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    Grant for temples
    35 6 RAL B. Thurs. A $40,000 grant ha* been approved by the State Development Board for the con- ruction of four new Chinese templM at Cheroh. Traa. Bulm Koman and Sempaht. near here.
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    50,000 more people in S'pore
    157 6 50,000 more people in S'pore i VINGAPORE, Thurs.—Sin- gapore's population at. the end of last year stood £t 1.890.500 an increase of 46.300 compared with 1964. according to ligures published oy the Department oj Statistics today The 196:3 estimates show that there were 1.413.L'00 Chinese. 271.300 Malays. 155 200 Indians
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    Tengku will open 2 big meetings
    206 6 MALACCA. Thursday. T*HE Primp Minister. Tengku Abdul Rahman, will open two big Umno mrrtines at the I>wan Han? Tuah her? at the end of next month. On July 29. he will op*n the Umno Malaysia Youth and Kaum Ibu annual meetings and on July
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    Relatives asked to identify man
    63 6 SINGAPORE, Thurs. Police today appealed to relatives or friends to Identify an unknown Chinese who fell to his death from an upper floor of Selegie House yesterday Afternoon. Th« man. In thirties, was -lad In white ahorts and singlet Relatives and friends of the man
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    Keep town clean appeal
    54 6 TEI.IK ANBON An appeal to :he 60.000 people of I>!ulc Aivon to kffp clean was mad* by Alliujt"* councillor Inch* Daru.« bin Monamert Said in th* town courn-H ia.it nigh: H» ure^i th» p»op> not to :hroir ri»fu»* Into bar* j roads bu: Into the b;na
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    Girl vet tells how she got started in Sydney
    179 6 Girl vet tells how she got started in Sydney IJUALA I UMPUR The only v > vetwinarj Malaysia. lud.iv said h<>w p.iralyv..s ;-.i-k her cats and dogs led her to ChOOM lior profession. She is Miss Mar I Jenkjms, 28. a graduate from Sydney U:v. and a member of the
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    New Methodist headmistress
    35 6 BENTONG. Wed A Methodist mlsslonarv. Miss Mabel Ml'chell. has assumed duties headmistress of the Methodist Enelish School here She replaces Mr. Wong Yoon Chong. who resigned to join th« Suiaiman Primary School.
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    PROPHET'S BIRTHDAY: MUSLIMS SEEK PERMIT FOR PARADE
    293 6 SINGAPORE, Thurs rjUVENTY FIVE Muslim 1. organisations in Singapore will apply for police permission to hold a procession as part of prophet Mohamed's birthday celebrations on June 30. This decision was taken by about 100 representatives of these organisations at a meeting convened
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    59 6 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs, An Ikebana exhibition Japanese art ot floral arrangement is to be held at the Dragon Court. Hotel Merlin, on June 24 at 9.15 a.m. In aid of the Selangor Cheshire Home A Government statement said today that the Raja Permalsurl Agon* was expected to attend
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    904 8 The heyday of chief tenants is numbered: Report COMMITTEE RECOMMENDS RENT DE-CONTROL KUALA LUMPUR. Thursday TH E highly profitable days of chief tenants of rent-controlled houses are numbered. A special Government committee under the chairmanship of Senator Dato Athi Nahappan has recommended that they must go. The committees report presented
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    1792 9 The man who turned finger printing into science The foundotion of Scotland Yard's famous finger-printing department was laid by a man whose fascination for the novel crime detection aid began with reading detective stories. The story of Scotland Yards Fred Cherrill ONE May night in 1948 mi intruder kidnapped a
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    2387 10 Slashing attack on Britain by M.P. for aid Malaysia 'no' SECOND DAY OF THE DEBATE ON THE KING'S SPEECH Kuala Lumpur, Thursday A SLASH I N G attack on Britain for its failure to help finance the First Malaysia Plan was made in the Dewan Ra'ayat today by an Alliance
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    184 10 SECRETS LEAKAGE J£UALA LUMPUR, Thurs. —The Dewan Ra'ayat was told today that no government officer, had been dismissed or suspended since Tengku Abdul Rahman ordered an Investigation Into leakages of secrets In the Lord President's Department on March 24. The Deputy Prime Minister,
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    Govt pledges aid for three flying clubs
    224 11 PILOT TRAINING l/UALA LUMPUR. Thu r .v —An assurance that the Government would help the three flying clubs in Malaya in training Malaysians to become pilots was given by the Minister of Transport. Tan Sri Sardon bin Haji Jubir, in the Dewan Ra'ayat
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    Anti-graft branch may be set up in Sabah
    148 11 CORRUPTION KUALA LIMPLR. Thurv The Government is to discuss shortly the establishment of a branch of the Anti-Corruption Agency in Sabah. the DeI ufv I'rimc Minister. Tun Abdul Razak. told the Dewan IJa'avat today. This step, he said, would br considered .it
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      Education Outlook
      683 12 Questions addressed to the Education Minister in Parliament have elicited much us«- j ful information. One fact to emerge is that the growth of secondary and post-secondary education in Malaya over the past five years has been nicely balanced, with standards gen- erally well maintained. In this period,
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      Seoul Success
      305 12 ASPAC, the latest set of initials to rise out of international dealings, is so far a name without an organisation. Beyond an agreement to meet in Bangkok next year and to maintain "a standing channel of discussion," the nine nations which were represented at the "Asian and Pacific
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      Useful Gift
      198 12 Thirty-six vehicles, a mobile x-ray unit, three static x-ray units and other equipment to a total value of $500,000 make a handsome gift, and Malaysia is grateful to UNICEF for its generosity yesterday. But it was not unworked for; a particular factor in persuading UNICEF that Malaysia deserved
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      256 12 Pipe lines and wires for phones rONTRARY to "Hopeful's" opinion <S.T. May 28» co-operation between the Housing and Development Board, P.W.D.. STB. and other statutory bodies is excellent. Distribution pipe lines for telephone cable connections are always laid in co-ordination with other services and works. However, due to engineering and
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      129 12 BICYCLE and motor vehicle loans are granted to Government employees from Division I-IV, a privlleg? also extended to temporary officers If they get two sureties from imong the permanent officer.-; Permanent officers approached, oy temporary officers to stand surety are embarrassed in declining the risk >f .shouldering liabilities
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      339 12 REFER to the review of the book "Springboard to Victory," by Brigadier CE. Lucas Phillips, published In The Btralts Times of May 23. Your reviewer quotes the Brigadier as statins that Kohima was to Burma what Stalingrad was to Russia and Alameln to the Desert, and
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      159 12 ALTHOUGH the Minlster for Labour has statetd that the Government would consider sympathetically "those who claim to be born in Singapore but with no documentary proof, and have voted in the last few elections.*' the position appears to be that as far as thp office of the Commissioner
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    India's need—a policy, not a panacea
    996 12 India's need— a policy, not a panacea b) A SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT of the Financial Times London pulsorily to the export markets any proportion of increasing output of such products. In the case of Jute and tea, even the instantaneous price advantage has been neutralised partly by the new export duties
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    Court told of $4,500 doll
    564 13 Four are charged with $67,358 robbery and one with abetting KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday J^ PLASTIC doll was used to hide part of th< $67,358 paynll grab from the National Tuberculosis Centre on March 30 this year. Asst. Supt. M. Govindasamy said this at a preliminary
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    Dance in aid of foundation
    56 13 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. A dinner and dance, under the patronage of the Minister of Education. Inche Mohamed Khir Johan. win be held here at 730 p.m. on Sunday. Proceeds from the dance will go to the Anunuddin Baki Foundation. The Prime Minister. Tengku Abdul Rahman,
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    Woman robbed
    26 13 BINGAPORE, Thurs. Thre* robbers held up Madam Tan Ah Miang at her home in PaJemoang Road yesterday and stole $1,030 m cash and jewellery.
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    Chemical firm gets a $500,000 loan
    193 13 Chemical firm gets a $500,000 loan I^UALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Malaysian Industrial Development Finance Ltd. today announced it had granted a loan of $500,000 to Stamford Chemical Industries Ltd. The loan is to assist the company to finance the purchase of plant and machinery and the construction of a factory on
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    Jail for 2 car thieves caught in ambush
    125 13 CINGAPORE. Thur s.— Two car thieves, captured in a police ambush In Pay a Lebar last month. w°re jailed for a year each by the third district judge. Mr. S. Rajendran. today. Senior ln«p Terrence Perreau. prosecuting, said Chan Voon Cheong and
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    New post for former C.J.
    44 13 SINGAPORE Thurs— A tormer Singapore Chief Justice Sir John QC has rven appointed BriMsh Minister of Overseas Development to be Director of Studie.-. ot the third special course :mnrni lecal officers irom due to beKin in London in October
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    Council 'No'
    29 13 IKI IK ASM >N Mini > Iho Drw Rrcreatioi c:lub t" buUd swimming ix«»l wa turned dnun by ihe town Cnunci evt 1U meet nit; nere last nintu
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    Only way to remedy rail malady—by union man
    198 13 Only way to remedy rail malady— by union man |(UALA LUMPUR, Thurs.— The Gen-eral-secretary of the Railwaymen's Union of Malaya, Mr. S. Packrlsamy, said today that the only way to remedy the present state of the railway was by a public inquiry. He was commenting on a statement by the
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    Singapore invitation to Julie Andrews
    103 13 CINGAPORE. Thurs. Tbe International V's Men's Club of Singapore has invited Julie Andrews (above), star of "Mary Poppins." to come to Sin vapore for a personal appearance at the gr- nd charity premiere of the film in aid of the Brain Research Fund of the
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    Flat broken into
    28 13 SINGAPORE. Thurs— Madam Poo Kirn Yook's flat In Jalan Bahagia was broken into while •he was away yesterday. Thieve* took $1,360 in cash and Jeweller?.
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    I Bill to lay claim to sea-bed of Malayan waters
    189 13 I Bill to lay claim to sea-bed of Malayan waters |(UALA LUMPUR, Thurs. The Government is to lay claim to the sea-bed and the subsoil ot Malayan waters beyond the three-mile territorial limit under the Continental Shelf Bill now before the Dewan Raayat. After the passing of the Bill, off-shore
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    Lock icon Ram an i: Good progress
    60 13 NEW YORK. Thurs. The Malaysian ambassador to the UN., Mr. R. Ramani. was reported In very good condition at St. Barnabas Hospital, where he is recuperating from heart surgery. A hospital spokesman said Mr. Ramani was "up and around for six hours" yesterday and added
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    The Pill popular here too, says Sodhy
    208 13 The Pill popular here too, says Sodhy |(UALA LUMPUR. Thurs. The PHI is as popular with women here as it is la America. This was stated by Dr. L.S. Sodhy. chairman of the Selangur Family Planning Association, when on a report from New York which said the Pill had established
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    Students required to clean latrines, says MP
    161 14 I^UALA LUMPUR, Thurs. One reason why the students of the Johore Bahru secondary trade school went on strike was that they were required to clean the .school latrines. This w.i^ vtatra: by Inche Abdul Karim bin Abu t All. Malacca Selatam in the
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    Licence rush
    38 14 MLAR. Hum. The Town here w.'s packed with owners of '.ru-liH- tristu-rlderi and bicycle owner* lollowir.R polxe action agulnst v I vehlcltt :n thr p.i.-' -,wo days. The oolicr h.<d wtrr.ed thfm to relic* their licences
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    Council take-over: Call for protest
    100 14 DENANG, Thurs. The Penane division of the Labour Party today announced it would ask all opposition parties to form a joint action com mittce to protest against the State Government's impending take-over of the City Council. "We hope all parties < (inci-rned will respond favourably."
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    Attendant of lorry killed
    45 14 KI.LANG, Thu:v A lorry attendant. TBO Senc Hu» 36 died on the .-pot when his lr.rv nlcidded off the road «i a rounriabout In Jalan Mrrsvng here vm< terday. The driver or the timlvr lorry M .i|>ed with minor in nines
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    Estates staff meeting
    27 14 KLI'ANG. Thurs. The Klu<uif[ branch of the All-Malayan SiafT Unioo will hold its annua 1 me*iuiK at the Indian Association ui-KUises here on Saturday.
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    Residents protest against death house
    139 14 Residents protest against death house ALOR STAR. Thur.s Jalan Tengah residents have protested against the pressure of a "death house' in their area. In a joint petition to the chairman of the Alor Star Town Council. Incht I> mail Harun. they said that the quietness and peace they had enjoyed
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    Lock icon Aircraft loses door
    76 14 TIANGKOK. Thurs. An Avro-748 plane of Thai Airways made an emergency landing here on Tuesday i.ight after the rear door of its freight, compartment had been blown away. The plane had taken otT with 25 oaßsenger.s for PEXANG when the pilot noticed a warning light indicating the
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    Pensioner, 75 dies on road
    47 14 ALOR STAR. Thur^. Seventy-flve-yo^r-old Abdui Aziz bin Shaaban wai killed la.st night when he was knocked down by a car. Abdul A/j/ pe&sioni walking on the road The driver of the car took mm to hospital but he died three liourx latev.
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    Govt gets report on taxis
    98 14 Govt gets report on taxis SINGAPORE. Thur.s. The k Government -appointed six-man taxi review committee today presented a 10-page report of its findings to the Deputy Prime Minister. Dr. Toh Chin Chye. The chairman of inf. committee. Mr. Milton Tan. said: "it Ls now up to the Government to do
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    Apex bursaries
    22 14 SINGAPORE. Tbun. The Apex Club ha.- prr.sented bursune.s worth $140 to lour Hadent.v of the ChuiiK Hwk QMi Hit;h bchool.
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    Call for Tengku-Lee 'hot line'
    544 14 SENATE PASSES THANK YOU 1 MOTION AND ADJOURNS UNTIL JUNE 27 By Our Senate Reporters Kuala Lumpur, Thura A -HOT LINE" linking the desks of Tengku Abdul Rahman and Mr. Lee Kuan Yew was suggested today oy Senator Tan Sri G. Shelley in the resumed
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    'Mara not aimed at non-Malays'
    97 14 'Mara not aimed at nonMalays' pENAMi. Thurs. The State Mara officer. Inehe Irlru bin t.assim. Ust Bight assured huMnrsMTifn. especially Ihr Chinese, that the establishment of Mara (Majlis Amanab Ita.ivaf wa-s nut aimed at taking away their business. "What Mara cxpecrs from business houses is an opportunity for the bumiputras
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    Teachers call for early removal of anomalies in salary scales
    273 14 Teachers call for early removal of anomalies in salary scales SINGAPORE, Thur* I<HE Singapore Teachers 1 Union today contendA ed that the Singapore Salaries Commission, now sitting In camera, had no relevance to its outstanding claims. i The commission was appointed by the Government to inquire into the salary scales
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    Lift that over-40 ban says Umno Youth
    191 14 <V EL.UK ANACIN, 1 Thurs. Th<» Teluk Anson Umno Youth division is to appeal to its parent body the national Umno Youth to relax the ban on those above -U) years old serving on the National Youth Executive committee. A spokesman sa:d "We
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    $5,000 fine on bookie
    56 14 IPOH. Thur.s. choong F'att Lam. 27. unemployed, wa.s fined $o.00(J. or 12 months' jail here today for acting as a bookmaker at the Perak Turf Club on May 22 The court was told that Choong was arrested that day at the turf club whert off-course betting
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    L-month book display
    31 14 KANOAR Miv laiiKUage bO) held in Kangur un Ju 1 3u us part ol th' Language Montli i The Dewan Brfha I D »nd local >vk>» *epre»eire<l liv
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      305 14 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS »t one of the English °iS < 10. 1. Consider, (or example. El»k l>. and Doris/ (4, 3. 61. 8. Uitie orother comprehend* t. Panegyrie. a non-U speech of Gide translation before praise autumn at one of :he Scottish 10. The architect of horse-hai- U (f.
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    Lock icon 'World go horne' not the posture for us-Wilson
    807 15 'World go horne not the posture for us-Wilson BRITISH PREMIER REVIEWS FAR EAST The following is the text of the British Prime Minister, Mr. Wilson's references to the Far East in his speech in London yesterday to the parliamentary Labour Party. LONDON, Thursday gINGAPORE presents us with an extremely difficult
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    Lock icon Holyoake: No reason for joint approach
    81 15 WELLINGTON. Thurs. Mr. Keith HoUu.ikr. New Zealand Prime Minister, said today hi- saw no reason for a joint approach with Australia to Britain on her defence commitments east of ISM He was commenting on an Auckland newspaper report that »ucb a move was expected
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    Holiday centre for Gls: 'Think again' appeal
    186 15 Holiday centre for Gls: 'Think again' appeal OENANG, Thurs. Labour Party Assemblyman Mr. Tan Hock Hin will ask the State Assembly next week if it is the State Government's "firm policy" to let Penang be used as a leave centre for American Servicemen from Vietnam. If so, would the Government
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    NUPW course for members
    48 15 KLUANG. Thurs. The Johorf branch of the Natonal Union ot Plantation Workers will conduct a two-day trade union course for 85 members here beginning tomorrow. The first such course to be held here, it will be conducted in th<* national language, Chinese and Tamil
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    Lock icon Soekarno urged: Show spirit of sacrifice
    166 15 Soekarno urged: Show spirit of sacrifice JAKARTA, Thurs. A university director has declared Indonesia has now split into two opposing camps one for President Soekarno and the other against him. And Professor KJal Mustopo predicted in a speech in Bandoeng that the <*onil'ct could lead to civil war unless checked
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    Lock icon ASA meeting in Bangkok
    51 15 I BANGKOK, Thurs. The standing committee of the Association of South-East Asia i ASA' will meet again here on July 22, it was announced today. A special meeting of a joint working party will be convened on J'lly 25. a month before the Foreign Ministers meeting.
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      S'pore to make spares for tractors
      365 16 about S2 million. This will be ln<reat>ed to about $5 million when full production is achieved In about a year's tlmr All raw material' ..ill he imported from thr (iiii.it Kingdom. lnr company. no arr BIM the Bparr> I .id piodui'm in So tag
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      Restaurant in Trade Union House
      150 16 Restaurant in Trade Union House A FIRST class restaurant has been opened in Trade Union House to cater for many visitors and office workers in the Shenton Way area of Singapore. Known a.s the Singapore Conlerence Hall Restaurant, the 1 restaurant, catering for Chinese, i Muslim and European food, will
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      U.S. uses less rubber
      121 16 UNITED States consumption of new rubber In April this year fell to 186.593 long tons, the Commerce Department hah estimated. This was 14.542 tons below the revised estimate of 201.135 tons consumed in th j previous month, but 11.377 tons more than the 175.216 tons consumed
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      American Express banking manager
      145 16 American Express banking manager \fR. David D. Walker AT has been promoted to general managerbanking for South-East, Asia and Australia by The American Express Company. Inc. according to an announcement in New York by Mr. E.J. Schuyten, vicepresident in charge of banking idle East and Far East. Mr. Waiu. *jio
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      New aircraft for Swissair
      149 16 Swissair has announced that It has confirmed an order with the Douglas Aircraft Co. for a second DC-8-62 fan-jet to be delivered in eaily summer 1967. A nn»t DC-8-62 was ordered by the Swiss airline in December 1965 alto for delivery in early summer 1967. Increased
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      MOBIL MEN FROM USA AT PLANT OPENING
      162 16 MOBIL MEN FROM USA AT PLANT OPENING r'O of Mobil OU (M) Ltd's top executives from the company'^ headquarters In New York arrived in Singapore to attend tne opening of the $50 million Mobil Refinery at Jurong Industrial Estate which took place on Wednesday evening. The refinery was officially opened
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      Rubber factory in Italy
      43 16 The London Rubber Co. Ltd., a British hxm. la to open a factory for production ol rubber plants for babies and household and Industrial gloves. It will be the third factory opened by the company In the ECM area.
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      280 16 ALFRED Holt Co. recently instituted a first series of 9 management courses, which some 250 senior sea and shore staff attended. The courses were held al Aulis. the company's residential training centre for midshipmen and engineer cadet •fflects. and wen- under the direction of .Mr. K. B.
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      120 16 iUVtKTISLNO <. rl (M> Ltd.. liavi the appointment oi Mi. I Wild a& then- new a, director. i he as*nc] engaged a new ait diractoi will take up hi* duiu Mi- wild. prevtoukJ oi the Singauoie bn liilti national advertl cy iia.-> leteii tou: ol tineni. wlieic lie
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      163 17 JAKARTA, Tburv— The Indonesian tornsn Minister. Mr. \<Um Malik, announced yesterday that ur had called hmnf the Charge v" \lijirc«. in Peking Mr. Huron Mitddisaslra (ur (IINCUNMOIIV Krlalions brtueen In iMMria and hiaa have drlerioralrd h.idl> mihv the Communist coup <>i la»t Ottohrr
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      146 17 TEENAGE VICE GIRLS HELD IN RAID BY POLICE SAN ANTONIO (Texas). Thurs. Five members of what police said was a Juvenile prostitution ring led by a 16-year-old ••madam" were arrested today. Three girls, a*ed 12, 13 and H. and a 32-year-old man were arrested when police broke up what they
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      LBJ's pet beagle run over by car
      41 17 LBJ's pet beagle run over by car WASHINGTON. Thurs President Johnson* beafl< "Him," wa* vcr and killed yesterday on a road on uth grounds ol the White House v. soofee.siv.an i vug aid ran beneath :ht ;v:!".' T I n P
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      28 17 GUAYAQUIL. Ecuador). Ilv.irs. Ed Ht trie bark h»ve be* -votna:: In (lie BsUar region of Guayas province. The »om<tn. named as Nora E>pin. me children. Rru'er
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      210 17 WASHINGTON. Thursday. \N American company yesterday unveiled a closely-guarded model of a supersonic plane designed to fly 300 passengers from New York to London in two hours and 40 minutes five hours lesi than the present flying time.
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      114 17 Villagers demand their god back... \IEXICO CITY. Thurs.— The 1.700 inhabitants of tht village of Coaotlinclian want their rain cod returned to them. Since the 12ft high monolith of the ancient cod Tlaloc was carted i».v two years ago to a musi uni here they have been MifTering from a
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      46 17 KARACHI. Tbun A regular .^•veen Palc:.>t«n ir.d Incione«ia la to start next 'd l-.err today. Pakistani p:v from .ii to Jakarta and od to AuMr.ilia while >hips from Chttta- 1 I v. ill ko only up to Jakarta i A P 1 1
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      50 17 HONG KONQ. Tbun CUTenct Adams, torn-.cr American soldier captured In the Korean w«r who speiu 12 vearb I after refusing repatriation, iril here tan night by sea lor the United St*t«>. He was accompanied Dy Bl* Ciilntae wife and their two children, Delia and Louis Reuter
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      179 17 YORK. Tbun. L. Klaon Morhouse, the pullttelan nho martermlndco Governor Nelson A. Heller's rise t<> political prominence was sentenced to two to three •erdaj Übil hi> influe;. had rcpratt-dh died" tiio power of his .is chairman oi thf York BUt# Republican 1-artv. receiving at
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      98 17 SEARCH FOR VICTIMS TRAPPED UNDER RUBBLE \WALL collapsed on a pavement in a storm in Hon? Kong last week and killed the wife of a British soldier and four school children. Many others, waiting for a bus on the pavrmont near a school, were injured. This
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      158 17 lON DOM, Thurs. Contraceptive devices will be available free through Britain's National Health Service under legislation introduced in Parliament yesterday. At present contraceptive* such as the Pill may be prescribed by physician* and provided cost-tree through the health scheme only if they are considered
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      33 17 TOKYO, Thurs. A Japanese labourer burned hmself to death tn a petrol drum after hacking his wife, sister, and three small daughters with a carpenter's tool, police said today— AP.
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      162 17 Executed: Cuban who tried to hijack plane UAVANA. Thurs. 11 A Cuban flight engineer who tried to hijack an airliner to Miami in March was executed by firing squad yesterc. The engineer. Angel Mar: i Betancourt Cueto. *-ho killed the plane's pilut and guard in hL> abortive attempt, went to
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      31 17 BANGKOK. Thurs. Mr. Jpmjs Vargas, Secretary -Of neral of t;ie S«>a:o will par a thre<»wpok visit to Australia ar.d N>w Zealand beginning on Tuesday, it was announced today.
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      242 17 How can a jet do a vertical take-off without moving an inch? A aew wind tunnel has been designed and built by Hawker Siddeky Am&oo at Hatfidd specifically for V/STOL research. The first in Europe, it has a working section of 15* z 15*. The tunnel floor can be raised
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    68 18 i Word* ft f Him,—Box S* rb »xlr. I TONIGHT S LECTURE SI DM KMB ooty »»chool ol Modelling class. vdHphl Hotel Roof Uarden will oe SoctaJ Euquette." Enquiries »'l»rt BtRNiNA SEWING PORTABLES. I .«»ise. tops SJI Consumer Tests. e»- trrnwty simple operation From 5430/-. ■ammeters. 16 Collycr Quay.
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      319 18 SITUATIONS VACANI Rill MSBS 1.1 RCQUIRC EXPERIENCED BOOK KEEp(, wantcu ENCDSM srtA«.. .'«jd B<n" 4 p.a» <o "latent. IMSta I RBVBRTES LIMITED I r.«» Che following vaoamiee 1. CONFIDENTIAL SECRETARY to initial ulary approv inooth plus annual bonus and .is t'-.rwt I2. TEMPORARY STENOGRAPHER j -,ly j montn*. Borne to
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      521 18 ACCOMMODATION VACANI °'tTR!C, T 10 »*lnl«>ral Park tit-vest Ro«d. Hull I Storey three oedroomsd Tel: B pore J*****. MIO3V g, MOLLANO OROVE Drive. B«mjr>t*cbed B^ak>« r umished 3-bsd- Ttl ?ulu, FURNISHEO ROOM To L«t BembawaD« Hills Estate. S6O/- p.m. Apply Box AN".74 8T g pore, <>'F MEYER ROAD Two Bedroom
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      752 18 i viuvn ti *nrd* U Mtm ,—Box it ttl. tXtt* UUN'T TAKE CHANCES.'! Start t,n^,.!>n. M« b»u.»::c. ooaemos j no-* K%4u B oore OUICK SUCCESS n an-, ing. Ricg Hoarl* %h Gji.«. eed S7O PRIVATE MALAY CONVERSATION and Jawi. ror more 'r. formations. write:— P.O. Box 20, Pajlr Pan]ang, ii
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      984 18 VLHILLLS hOK li orHx U Hln.,—B»x tt SB*. »xfrs 19BS VOLKSWAOEN BsMsOBBI cod dltios rraMwaolc pries. Vit* ?u Oxford Koad. S'porr 4 6 p.m. ONE ISSI FORD Consul Compant o-T.ed vehicls. Please contact Works toreniir. X.1.. T&167. >9*» VAUXHALL 101 rssSSV dslois. ons o«ner. <taccl!eat cood:t:oo S.7OU ullss. 5U.0U0.-. Telcpnoas
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      802 18 Al TUUK SLKVILL St* SC I Wn.i— Box St ets. txin I COPIED WHILE YOU Wait OBff> I hefctes (birth, oiamase, dvatc'. scdool sjn ing diplomas tsstimouiala. referKotomatlc OS Rooidsoo ..oad. d pore ESMfIL SHOPPING GUIDE (Spore) li Word* St Mtm.,—Bax it rU. txtn Jl WELLE BY makss tnt most
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      1077 18 DISSOLUTION OF THE PORT OF SINGAPORE ENGAGEMENT AUIHORITY We. Tony Tan and Veronica L«e TENDER NOTICE have mutually agreed to dlatolve Tenders »rr inviteri for Uie Proour easement w.e.f. 1.6.66. jffi.*.^ *rg™£ Including the Erection and ComPFMRFRITAHII TAft'lBAN plt-non of a Lavutory Annexe to rbRIDLIUIrUIU lAWAKAD Workshop building J.K.R. SELANGOR
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      1271 19 to LIVERPOOL S WEST COAST UK.. Out S'pcri Sai's P. S'naie MENTBR Jane 23 LIMONCUS I Juie IS June 23 June ?5 2 JMI 24 M«CHA3N noutfl... Jmi 22 Juie 25 Juie 21 2 AU.ULYCUS I Jyni2l July I MENIUUS »uiy I ULYSSES B» *ast. G a«|O«r... July S Jlly
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      1300 19 mm mm rmm ->• M M i a I M MX Jm aWtaTJ mw imM MM m i r//fLl\bl//V£S I M mr t UPRESS SAILINCS 10 ttNOA HAVREHAMIURfc-lIHMtHHt»tNBUHLRDAM-AM!>IERIAM ANtWERPAARHUSCQPENHAtEN. S'pure P. Snam Ptn<if An. cenoa Hj»re H'Durg BtatJ Antw Com KOREA a) Sailel It Pt Jmi II 19 21 July
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      1258 19 I BENULINE EXPRESS SERVICE TO LONOON. LIVERPOOL CONTINENTAL PORTS nriufif t?fTf U f<" HamDurg luly 11 OLNV.LLIJi,n July 24 Pt. S'nam Penang -am July 11 C. 44 Jmi II Jum 11 22 Jmi 21, 21 Antwerp Aug 4 BEN VRACKIE fnr j.i, n S'giDort Pt. S Hi« Pemng -im July
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      1302 19 teELLERMAN BUCKNALL S.S. CO., LTD. SEE I ERLEAF FOR OUTWARO SERVICE FRBM U KyCBNTINENT. Hint tin Spore P. S naat Ptuig CITI 8F RIPON Hamurg, Rctterdaa. Hull 15 17 jmi II JMt CITY OF NEWCASTLE II Ml, Hj-Djrg, Rctteriaa H. I 27 29 JMI Itlni CITY OF CHICAGO 1 Ua.
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    103 20 MELBOUBNK Thurs INDUSTRIALS generally were M steady with moves about In balance Bretvery shares, however, were In demand at higher levels. Base metals were mosUy Aimer while oils eased. Trading was quie' Todnv ie AUrtraiian dollar* M -r. WHr.tMkV ■ri n hrarkf" RroKm Hfll 3«d Its 7!\ I
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    RUBBER PRICES
    259 20 JULY hr»t trade robber f.o.b. buyers closed «t i pJB. In Sitifaporr and Kuala Lumpur vrstrrda>. at 65% cents per lb. down one cent on Wednesday's I clusint; level for the poaltion. The tone was quiet and easier. X.A..V and MJtJt. closlnc price!) in cents per lb. yesterday:
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    63 20 JHB A..0c,»t,0n .r Ban., in Malar- ala made th»»e changes IB Ita rate* to p-.crchbnt« ye»t«rda.y .all ratca to lIOOi Unit«j Blattt: 32 11 18, airmail OD 3D 13 lb. 90 d tt. 33 4 1« cn-du t>HU xa :i» na ••Hint TT ar OD ready UmtM Malland
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    DOLLAR RATES
    53 20 T'Ht. prrM-nt rair ot the Mala- i.m dollar .n.iinM the pound sterUnc fixed on Vovember H 1964 is filing T.T. or O.D. :>. 3 U 16d. BuvtiiK T.T. 2s. I 1 I6d. Buying O.D. is. H,d. Thr dollar is at its *tatotory middle position in relation to its
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    23 20 .lunr. I. IUBBFK PKKK: tSj cents (down a tent). UN mUI (down SI). (Estimated unofficial offering; 195 tons (down 5 tons).
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    100 20 V-MIPS lyin^i ■••nitmiflo tht Sni|iM'i Hutau Tckong N.W 4, Ar.on Bakkr Hor.dc K!>>l M«'U UVII ISM. TalthyMu.-. 16/16. Hlye Mini t» Fr«i*rlck clover '.M/ 22. Shut Wan rS"*. Ken:ai.-iu 20 2b. Simferopul 1 "1 S«a 33/34. Korar.a 38/3 W. c i ••> Ko-m- H 4."i \nra U»rr>k
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    36 20 ON trie tr«« tichani* markat In Bonn Koog jrcatrrday the DA dollar wax quoted at 5.7« i (or T.T. and 5.74| Mr sate. tttrllng mi quoted at 10.02 and mm taal f*M at SMI.
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    EASIER TENDENCY IN ALL SECTIONS OF STOCK MART
    813 20 From Our Market Correspondent ALL sections of the Stock Exchange were easier yesterday on a reduced turnover which at 549.100 units valued at ,S9oti .V">o was the lowest since April Buyers backed away and a few sellers came out to meet the
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    27 20 Malayan Stock Indirr, June U Junr IS •Industrial*; 101.65 1*1.24 Tins: 120.05 UMt S rubh^rs: IIO.BX 110.93 -Drc 30. 1963 100 Dec. .'9. ISiiJ limi
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    Straits tin price again falls by one dollar
    399 20 rr.Rh was a further drop of SI in the Strait-* tin price yesterday to 5ti28.25. the limtst prior since March 2 1965. The price has now fallen Sl."> sin«r June 10. The lust time the price was ni'luu MM piciil w.iv .lulv
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    28 20 MINtSI Prortucr |IMM|I ftmna<lav Cac.nul Ml: milk M 4 Capra a I Siniapwrt Ciiwul Oil MMtoM *•«•> eiatian p»icr. d th. MtM ■> o>it»Slntap*rt (.on" »-'n*w PIMM: I
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      1074 20 Yv^"* KAWASAKI KISEN KAISHA LTD. U.S.A. Pacific tk Atlantic Service i T.«t«n.i Him II 21 2) 7% lIM II July 3 Auf It A*f 13 Alrf kMikawi Mtru 2125 lily 2t'll Jwty U Aut 4 Si»l 11 Sell II Sfpt Japan Direct Service Matiaae Mtrt 77 iuar S lily 4
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      1092 20 AUSTRALIA NEW 7EALAND SERVICES INDIA PAKISTAN. AND 'AR EAST SERVICES Ti. frtaaitle. Atalaila. Milliurst. Syttiy. Ta Malras m« Nafafattnata. Penanf P. S'* I Penj->f BOMBALA I 7 lily I I July 1111 Jlly RAJULA II 14 Jill 2S lull 21 Jum lAMORA 5 I Alf 7 I Auf I'll Auf
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      299 20 WILHELMSEN LINES rtOMi ScjstraaTiat att Ctatiatatal Ptrtt ttr ■aafUa. »m Ktßf, Japaa. Penanf P. S'hais Sirffapon ThfKN (CHH »vj M 1/ alary TRAFAIBAR (Ca"s Manila, SlKriO It/11 Ml) 11/13 Mil 1411 Jily URN (Cai:s t>uun) ?i 31 MTy BARBER LINE FROM USA. EAST ANO WEST COAST PORTS FERNLAKk Ctttfii it
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      162 20 *>. VHAM FROM CALCUTTA M.V. "STATt OF KUTCH" O r Aajafra a 2/1 July 2* Juna/Jatr I b'K^Ht i>tNAM> *ROM CALCUTTA t"TA/fTO ETA./FTO RATNA MANJUSMRff tor <-orQ.o-* o n I«m tl/li iv«, M/J| MOM AUST.AL.A S>P S tNAN "VISHVA MAHIMA" tor Bongkofc, Modros Calcutto Jm 2t/M J«ry 1/ I Jaty
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    BUSINESS ON EXCHAGE
    916 21 DUMNEM in and reported to the Singapore and Kuala I umpur trading rooms of the Slock Exchange yenterday with the number of shares traded in hrack«-(v INDUSTRIALS: Btuiliad (3.0O0) .I.i'iki, $i.«.i; CC.M. («.0OO) II.M D, iKi.OOOi SI.M, (4.0O0) »1 44, (12.000) tl.Ui Duni*pi iMM) KM D, (.-..00u>
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      707 21 BANKRUPTCY THE BANKRUPTCY ORDINANCE (CHAPTER 11) ORDINANCE (CHAPTER 11) IN THE HIGH COURT OF THI NOTICD,v\ r D££ ENDED tori HIM OF SINGAPORE DIVIDEND IN BANKRUPTCY Bankruptcy No. No. 67 of 1966 440/57 Govinduamy RelthlRf Khoo Soo Chye n»m, formerly of No. Ex pane United Malayan 23-B. Buklt Ho Swee.
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      711 21 NOTICES BY ORDER OF I HI. OFFICIAL ADMINISTRATOR. MALAYA. Petition for L.A. No. lIS 56 Originating Summons No. 3 oi lt6« Estate of Gttlam Mohamed bin Hira deceased. AUCTION SALE OF 1. Rubber e>taie comprised ln Resurvey Lot 666. Ayer Molek, Malacca. Area. 8a lr. 15p. Title. Statutory Land Grant
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      827 21 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS Applications are invited trom Malaysian citizens and from serving permanent Government Officers Including those on probation lor appointment as Assistant 1 Nurses ln the Central Mental Hospital. Tanjons Rambutan. The salary scale is $117 x 8 12S/150X 8-238 plus cost ot living allowance at current rales. Candidates must
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      1269 21 TENDERS TENDERS ~KENYATAAN~TAWARAN KENYATAAN TAWARAN J.KJI. Tawaran daripada Pembo- Tawaran daripada Pemborong2 yang berdaftar di- rong2 yan g berdaftar diJ.K.R.. di-dalam kelas E' dan j K R d i_dalam kelas 'D' dan ka-atas akan di-terima dl- ,kn atn< a kan di-terima dli r a A b^^, R^ ERA NEOERI. KjSiit
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      751 21 NOTICE MALAYA TELEPHONE DIRECTORY The Straits Times Press (Malaya) Limited is authorised by the Telecommunications Department, Malaysia, to bring to the notice of all telephone subscribers and advertisers that the States of Malaya Telephone Directory National Language English edition is produced solely by The Straits Times Press (Malaya) Limited under
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    Asian Stars are a match for strongest in Europe
    1446 22  -  JOHNNY HAYNES JOHSSY HAYNES' SPBOAL... JQWiNY BAYNES' SPECIAL.. JOHNS Y HAYNES' SPECIAL... 'WE THOUGHT IT WAS GOING TO BE AN EASY TOUR, BUT WE HAD TO ADJUST OUR SIGHTS PRETTY QUICKLY' By of Fulham F. C. and formar -England captain My
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    Czechoslovakia hold Brazil to 2-2
    198 22 RIO DE JANEIRO, Thurs. —Brazil, favourites in ♦he World Cup soccer championship, were held to 2-2 by Czechoslovakia before 62,000 fans In Maracana Stadium here last night. A'l the goals were scored in the first half. TEL AVIV: Uruguay defeated Israel 2-1 here yesterday. The
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    72 22 AI.OR STAR. Thurs Kedah will be at full strength against Perils In their north zone second round match of the MaUya Cup competition at Stadium Dural Aman here tomorrow at 5 p.m. Kedah will be re- orr «<nted by Sect Peng Chiang; Soo-Toh Kirn Poh
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    KEEP ALL STARS SIDE GOING SAYS BUCKINGHAM
    239 22  - KEEP ALL STARS SIDE GOING SAYS BUCKINGHAM JOE DORAI By Singapore, Thurs. *|R. VIC BUCKINGHAM, manager of Fulham T1 Football Club, said in his farewell interview here today that Asian All-Stars have a ''rosy" future if led in the right way. He said: "Both Dr. A. Stephens, chairman of Sheffield
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    157 22 Robert Choe may miss Cup tie against Forces MALACCA. Thurs. Malacca's skipper and arch schemer. insldeleft Robert Choc, will be a doubtful starter when Malacca meet Malaysian Armed Forces in their south aone second round match of the HMB Malaya Cup championship at Kubu Stadium here on Sunday (kick-off 7.30
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      592 22 (PJU. CAP. IJ7) 1963 (N 18 f 1963 noti.k ,m,,k ncnoM isi I>MI v ri'oN NDe kV?So& I X£ J l^" lhe of the Town Boards Enact mrnt CAP. 137 p to amend Ul« 1 > *UI»P Avenue from Ipoh approved Town Plan No. B 3 j Mg«M Ortn to
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      262 22 TENDERS TENDER NOTICE TENDERS are lnvlteU by th« I Pengelua. Maktab Pergnruan Tekrik. Damanxara Road. Kuala Lumpur for lhe supply and delivery ol lhe following Items: (a i Lawn Mower (D) All Aluminium Pood Trolley ic> Wall Clock battery/ transistorised < ti Ironing Boards with stand ie) Table Ash-tray metal
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      574 23  -  NORMAN SIEBEL HPHE Singapore A Olympic and Sports Council selectors have been more than generous In approving ten competitors for the Commonwealth Games in August. Among them, only the four welghtllften and, perhaps the swimmer, will prove themselves men of championship mettle at
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      TWO NEWCOMERS GET CLASS ONE RATING
      176 23 SINCE the start or the season, about 80 new horses have been registered and classified by the MRA Another 20 are awaiting registration and. with the batch of 5n unraced two-year-olds recently imported by the Singapore Turf Club. ISO new horses have been Imported
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      GATOT KACHA SURPRISES ON TRACK
      334 23 I^UALA LUMPUR. Thurs. Pantjasila iDoag Weir) showed Impressive form on the training track here this morning. The six-year-old was never off her bit when she ran 3f in 38 3 5 on good going with newer o m c r Gambalan (Les Coles) for company.
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      45 23 The face of a new world track star JIM RYUN. the world's new track star, is srrn here beating the world half mile record with a time of 1 mm. 44.9 sec. at the US. track and fleld meet on June 10. —I" PI pheto.
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      189 23 Continuation scores a consolation win for owner ASCOT. Thure. Continuation, a 25-1 outsider from Ireland, won the 8f Royal Hunt Cup on the second day of th« four-day Royal meeting here yesterday. Continuation. owned and trained by Beamus McGrath and ridden by Irish jockey .lohnnv Roe. beat Steeple As'on by
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      Indonesia invited to Malaysian Open
      179 23 I^UALA LUMPUR. Thure. Indonesia and the Philippines are among the six Asian countries to be Invited by the Lawn Tennis .Vsor'ation of Malaysia for •he Op°n chamolonshlps at Tp-h on Sept 1 4 The other count'les to be 'nv'ted are India, Japan. B<n«Bpore and Thailand
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      333 23  -  OH KEE TIANG By PENANG, Thursday. JTNGLISH Football Association officials have indicated to Mr. Koe Ewe Teik. Asian Football Confederation secretary, that a tour of Britain by Asian All Stars next season, if possible, would be welcomed. Mr. Koe. who returned here last night
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      257 23  -  FRANCIS BOEY By Singapore, Thurs, SINGAPORE Amateur Swimming Association are planning to regain for Singapore the position of waterpolo leaders in Asia and have drawn up a programme for the players which will include centralised training and a tour of Western Australia. r—
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      168 23 SPORTS SUMMARY CRICKET 4 KIA B 0. Taiping Lfe: CRC 1 Pemuda Johorr Inttr-rtfional tourney Sukan 0. i Pontlan i J. Bahru En*. College bt SEB Pontlan by 90 runs. Col- BOCCER lew 121-6 dec (Kody 27 Bobby 23 Thanabalan 22 no A. Vln- Muda Lg*: Slnaran Bahnj rent 3-21
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    235 24 PATIENTS of Dr. Sunil Bhattacharya, whose career faces ruin because of a love affair, rallied to his support recently. by the coachload. More than 100 of them called at the London offices of the General Medical Council to deliver a petition asking for him
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    $30,000 loss in sawmill blaze
    95 24 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. A 40--ninute blaze tonight iestroyed two sawing nachines, a diesel engine and wood cost am i total of $30,000. Three Qn lroni 16 Maxwell Ro:id station .ived the Nam Leong Saw:iill in Ipoh Road Hum nore dama The manager ol th aill.
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    68 24 SAIGON. Thurs. The United State* lost two warplanea in raids over North Vietnam, A m c r i c a n spokesmen said toCom lie Force ..en! down so mltel of Dong Hoi, the Communist nations southernmost large city. An American rescue helicopter plucked the
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    28 24 MRS KOH PIN-. I.HUNI. n Kriday. I TAY HONC CHCE. a*S4 «2 lather of d away on lft-S-6«. 'ortf- Onan Road at 1 I' m Sunday I
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    19 24 IN EVERLASTING MEMO' u»» Hnn» k.. departed 1 7-«-^.' \v.>our «lfr. children and grandchildren •«4ly mIM you.
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    72 24 1 Ha procentre of the »IU Will fiDur-wctk dibputy oi leaLner and leather products, at Its showroom In John Little's building, beginning on June 22. This is second in the series of displays designed to spotlight the various industries ol Singapore, with the
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    LONDON STOCKS. RUBBER and TIN
    318 24 LONDON. Thurs— The London ock market was firm throughout the day. with sentiment encouraged by the prospects of an Injection <>! 'Wl compensation lunds Into the market. Steel* reacted from the previous day's .sharp advance and after an irregular pattern of tradtnfl mushed lower on
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    56 24 LONDON. Thurs.— Spot 20 '-id.. July 2O';d., Aug. 20"sd.. Sept. 20 ',d.. July Sept. 20 7 16d.. On Dec 20 >,d". Jan. March 20 5 lod., April June 20 5 16d.. July Sept 20 i 16d Oct D»c 20-, d.. Jan. March 20 \,d c.l.i. July 19\d.. Aug 19
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    223 24 Ascot jackpot may be worth £900,000 ONDON. Thurs. BriIj tons, who together spend almost v; 1.000 million a year on betting. are this week working themselves into frenzied excitement over the possibility that one of them can win V T.'iO.OOO at a rate meeting this weekend. Everyone who has ever
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    59 24 BELFAST, Thurs. A public lavatory for men in the city centre here now ranks alongside stately homes and castles on Britain's official list of historic buildings. The lavatory acquired by the National Trust, which is responsible for the upkeep of buildings marked for preservation is described as
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    Gift of a chair
    22 24 KUCHINO, Thurs.— A delegation from :he House of Commons today presemed a Speaker's chair to the Sarawak Parliament.
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    355 24 SEOUL. Thursday VINE Asian and Paci- fie Ministers announced in Seoul today they had decided to meet regularly as the Asian and Pacific Council. The Ministers agreed on a iinal communique on their three-day talks after disagreeing earlier over referenc to Vietnam.
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    37 24 BUCHAREST. Thurs. Communist Chinese Premier Chou EnLai arrived in Bucharest today for his eight-day official visit, Bucharest Radio reported. The broadcast said the Chinese Premier landed at Bucharest airport at 1405 GMT- UPL
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    Envoy sees Pope
    30 24 VATICAN CITY. Thurs.— Pope Paul VI today received Mohamed Nazlr Isa In official audience and accepted his credentials as Indonesia's first Ambassador to the Holy See— UPl.
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    Bad start for West Indies
    445 24 &4Ctf P,4G£ SPORT— THE SECOND TEST SCOREBOARD Ul M IMMI 1-1 IS\> Ml NII b Hikks 18 (arrw i Parks b Hikb> 2 K \\ll\l c litmus h Hires 25 hi it iii i: c llilburn b Knieh: 49 NURSE not out an rus 5
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    24 24 At close the West Indies were 155 for four wickets. The not out batsmen were Nurse 40 and Sobers IC
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    58 24 IPOH. TbUIS. \V P. Proeretarjr ot the Malaysian Rußby Union, was elected president of the Priiik Ru«by Union at its annual mertme. Seventeen vice-presidents, comprising mainly former presidents, were also elected. Others elected were: Secretary—Mohamed Isa bin Abbas, Asst. Secretary—Loke Kal Henß. Treasurer—W. Robertson. Asst. Treasurer—P.
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    131 24 LONDON. Thurs. Tra scores in todays cricket matches: \l Darlford: Essex 157-8 and 41-1; Kent 183-7 is. Loary 48. B. Edmeades 5-55 1. At Bradford: Hampshire 151-8 (B. Reed 59. A. Nicholson 4-52 1 and 75-4: Yorkshire 104 (D. Shackle ton 4-31). At Leicester: Middlesex 163
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