The Straits Times, 18 February 1967

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    25 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 150,000 The Straits Times TIIK National HHWSPiIIIM 1 Estd. 1845 SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1967 15 CENTS KDN. 2578:2590 M.C.(P) 2266
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    Lock icon 'Sack Soek' go-ahead
    382 1 Secret talks pave the way for Congress to take the final step... JAKARTA, Friday THE top working body of the People's Consultative Congress today declared "no confidence" in President Soekarno and ordered a full Congress session next month to debate his future. The Congress sl;nuliii^ committee ended
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    Lock icon Floods: 30 more families moved
    394 1  - Floods: 30 more families moved REJAL ARBEE By MUAR, Friday THIRTY families in Kampong Meiayu and Kepong, 4.") miles from here, were evacuated today when the Muar River burs! its banks after lour days of incessant rain. The area is under .'{ft. of water and police are standing by with
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    Lock icon 276 more Reds die
    36 1 SAIGON, Fri. Allied forces and record waves of U.S. 852 bombers killed at least 276 more communists in a five-way border and coastal assault yesterday and today, a military spokesmen said. UPI.
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    Saigon aid
    28 1 WELLINGTON. Fri The Prime Minister Mr Holvoake, said tonight thai New Zealand would probably increase its mi- Mary eflorl In South Vietnam i I this year.
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    PLANE FIRE KILLS 22
    112 1 JAKARTA, Fri. Twenty-two people were burned to death yesterday when a Garuda Airlines Electra caught fire a few minutes after landing at Menado, North Celebes. (iaruda Airlines here said the exact cause of tin (ire so far had not bern confirmed. Technical reasons appeared to br
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    Quad Frances to marry
    50 1 BRISTOL. Fri One of Britain's famous Good quadruplets has announced plans to marry. Miss Frances Good, 18. plant to marry farmer Leslie Phllpott 30, on March 28. She will be the tint of the four atxters born on Jnm 1), IM, to b* a bride— UPl.
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    Sato is again Premier
    47 1 TOKYO. Fri. The Prime Minister Mr. Eisaku Sato, was today re-designated M .s chief executive at a post-election special Diet session. His new Cabinet, the same M the on? which resigned en masse on Wednesday as a formality, was sworn in today. Reiner.
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    STOP PRESS
    16 1 •MAO IS PARTMi PABALTin IMF" diplnm ii^ s In munisl I Mao I PI
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    -Mao puts army on war alert
    190 1 -Mao puts army on war alert pEKING. Fri. Chairman Mao ha« ordered the army to consolidate preparations for war in areas bordering tho Soviet Union, according to a wall poster. The Peking oorrp>po!ident of the Japane.se financial daily Ninon K.-izal Shimbun quo tod the poster as sayiiig that Mao Issued
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      Lock icon Anti-Mao men seize part of Manchuria
      409 2 WALL PAPERS SPEAK OF TENSE SITUATION TOKYO, Friday POUNTER-revolutionary forces backed by the local military have taken over the southern tip of Manchuria and have arrested more than 400 pro-Mao revolutionary rebels, a Japanese report from Peking said today. Train services have been suspended
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      Lock icon Border shelling
      23 2 BANGKOK, Pri. Thailand rhargrd today that Cambodian troops shelled Thai force* on the border In 'wo separate incidents tr- week. AP.
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      Mao forces crush mob uprising, a "dying gesture' in Nanchang
      154 2 Mao forces crush mob uprising, a "dying gesture in Nanchang UONG KONG, Fri Opponents of Chairman Mao Tse-tung mobbed Public Security (police) Offices in Nanchang, Kiangsi province on Wednesday and army troops were called in to crush the uprising. The Nanchang radio said the mob also attacked pro-Mao forces who
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      Mao is having a dress rehearsal for war, says journalist
      293 2 Mao is having a dress rehearsal for war, says journalist LONDON, Friday I AN AMERICAN journalist in a book published A today said Communist Chinese leader Mao Tse-tung was putting his country through a toughening-up process— a dress rehearsal for war. Mr. Harrison Salisbury, assistant managing editor of the New
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      Lock icon Britain tightens up her military spending abroad—
      286 2 Britain tightens up her military spending abroad— T ONDON, Fri. Bri- tain has tightened her defence pursestrings in the continuing drive to trim military spending and overseas commitments to a figure the economy can support. The annual defence tpview published yesterday stressed the nerd to cut Britain's -.osts in West
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      Lock icon Eight Korean civilians die on artillery range
      104 2 CEOUU Fri. Ei K ht South Korean civilians were killed and two others wounded yesterday when they entered an artillery firing range during a joint KoreanAmerican practice shoot. A U.S. spokesman announced today that the civilian had apparently snored posted warnings and trespassed
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      Lock icon Kennedy tells his supporters: I will not run...
      123 3 Kennedy tells his supporters: I will not run... \tW YORK. Fri. Senator Robert Kennedy (above) told the New York Post last night under no circumstances would he run for the Presidency or Vice-Presi-dency in 1%8. Urging a croup pushing his candidacy to durontinuc its efforts, be •aid: "I appreciate their
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      Lock icon Shah to get 4 destroyers
      48 3 LONDON Fri— A group of Brltiui bank* v. to lend Iran £13.755.000 to help the Imperial Iranian Navy to buy Ita first lour destroyers. The agreement w;is signed in Teheran last week, the merchant banking firm of B. G. Warburg announced here. Reuter.
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      Lock icon 11 Mizos killed
      27 3 NEW DELHI. Fri. Security Porce.s killed 11 Mi/o insurgents 10 miles east of Aijal. headquarter town of the Mlzo hills district of Assam. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Mercy for a guardsman sentenced to death
      101 3 T ONDON. Fri.— British Guardsman Brian Gabrial. 20, sentenced to death in Aden last December for the murder of an Arab taxi driver, has had his sentence commuted to 10 years' jail. T h r announcement said: "Sir Richard Turnbull. High Commissioner in
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      Wilson flies home—to another Common Market row
      349 3 Wilson flies home to another Common Market row LONDON. Friday pRIME Minister Harold Wilson flew back here from talks in Bonn yesterday straight into another flare-up in the battle over whether Britain should join the Common Market. Before leaving, he delivered what was seen here as a rebuke to the
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      Lock icon Crash No. 4 leaves more than 70,000 uninsured
      120 3 NOTTINGHAM, Fri.—An--1 other 70.000 British motorists were left without insurance cover last night by the fourth crash of a British insurance linn In a year The Irish-American Insurance Co.. which is the subject of a Trade Ministry inquiry, said it was unable
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      Lock icon POLICE FOIL BID TO KILL TITO
      78 3 VIENNA, Fri. Austrian police claimed they foiled an attempt to assassinate President Tito of Yugoslavia here last night. An exiled Yugoslav was seized with a weapon in front of the Hotel Imperial where President Tito has been staying on a five-day State visit. The
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      Lock icon The 'toy' that killed nine
      57 3 NEW DELHI Fri— Six girlf and three boys died and two adult* were seriously injured when a mortar bomb the children wen playing with in a village in Bilcaner, north-west India, exploded yesterday. The accident occurred after a child brought the bomb to the village
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      Lock icon A ghetto problem in British cities with migrants
      370 3 A ghetto problem in British cities with migrants LONDON, Friday npHE risk that areas of British cities with big imA migrant populations may decline in ghettoes came under spotlight in a major sociological survey of a "twilight zone" of Birmingham, published here today. Among the conclusions of the book la
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      Liz in the nude in new film with Brando
      147 3 Liz in the nude in new film with Brando f ONDON, Fri.— "Elizabeth Taylor in the nude?" "Precisely," replied film director John Huston "strictly In the bluff." 'You mean that takes place in your new picture?" "Yes. The role calls for her to strip completely. A magnificent actress, she strips
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      Lock icon ICI profits drop by £15 million
      91 3 LONDON. Fri— lmperial Chemical Industries. Britain's biggest company, la&t night reported a £1. million (about $125 million) drop in last year's profits but the price of its shares still advanced on the London Stock Market. Pre-tax earnings fell £86 million. This was a 50
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      Lock icon Socialist candidate arrested after election clash in Old Delhi
      200 3 NEW DELHI, Friday T»WELVE people were 1 hurt and police arrested a candidate for India's Lower House of Parliament in an election clash in the heart of Old Delhi last night. Police also arrested 40 others after a lathi charge to
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      4 die in crash
      30 3 BREMEN. Fri. Pour peopte were killed «hen a tvin-«nginad ptana crashed and exploded jiat after Uktaf off on a teat flttt IMB* yaaurdV PoUm Mid. iM.
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      Lock icon Just fancy that
      62 3 SAN FRANCISCO. Fri. Two-piece bikinis will attract not only "wolves" on the beach but also sharks in the water. Dr. Leonard SchulU told a panel of the American Institute of Biological Sciences here that bathing suits with eoatrastinr colours, or with skin contrast between separate pieces, are
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      Lock icon SURVEY OF DONS SHOWS IQ TESTS ARE NOT RELIABLE
      172 3 SURVEY OF DONS SHOWS IQ TESTS ARE NOT RELIABLE I ONDON, Fri. Fif- teen per cent of science lecturers at Cambridge are not bright enough to pass exams for 11 -year-old children, according to a recent survey. The survey among 148 science dons showed the 15 per cent had an
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      Lock icon US $1,979 mil profits
      58 3 NEW YORK, Fri.— The American Telephone and Telegraph Company has reported that iU profits lut year reached a record rjStl 979 million. The company the world's largest said it had more than 79.900.000 telephones in service at the end of last year, compared with 75.806.000 in
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      172 3 TRAOC MARK Study at Home and Pass Every day letters arrive at Wolsey Hall from students in Malaysia and countries all over the world. These young men and women realise that a good education is the only sound basis for a successful career, and have enrolled with the correspondence college
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    Toh to open new ACS extensions
    96 4 SINGAPORE. Fri— The Deputy Prime Minister. Dr. Toh Chin Chye. will declare open the new extensions of the Anglo-Chinese School in Barker Road, on March 1. the school's Founder's Day. He will nrst review the morning parade and address the school. The new extensions
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    Jackpot, a lottery: Ruling
    108 4 OINOAPORE, Prt. The Hlgh--0 Court today upheld a magistrate's ruling that playing of the jackpot or slot machine constituted a lottery. Mr. Justice Chua. presiding In an appeal case, upheld wholly the findings of the trial magistrate. Mr. LJew Ngik Kee, on the matter. He dismissed
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    Traffic jams as floods hit city
    193 4 SINGAPORE, Fri. Monster traffic jams resulting from floods brought Singapore's evening traffic to a virtual standstill today. The flood depth in most of the island's low-lying areas was minimal at about 5.30 p.m. and by late evening, the waters were receding. But stalled vehicles
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    A. TEACHER'S WIFE WINS DIVORCE
    195 4 SINGAPORE, Fri. A teacher's wife today obtained a divorce in the High Court on the ground of her husbands adultery under what was described as "special circumstances." Mr. Justice Choor Singh said it was not usual for a petitioner to succeed on such a ground
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    S'pore-Jakarta phone
    49 4 SINGAPORE, Fri. The Singapore -Jakarta radiotelephone service will operate on revised schedules, from 8 a.m. to 12.30 p.m. and from 2 p.m. to 6 p.m. daily except Sundays, it was officially announced today. The Telex Service would be available between Singapore and Bulgaria on a 24-hour schedule.
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    CALL FOR NATIONAL BODY FOR MENTAL HEALTH
    249 4 CALL FOR NATIONAL BODY FOR MENTAL HEALTH SINGAPORE, Fri. A physchiatrist at the Woodbridge Hospital, Dr. Wong Yip Chong, yesterday called for the formation of a national association for mental health in Singapore. In a talk to the Rotary Club of Singapore West, Dr. Wong said the aims and objectives
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    Results of medical exam
    572 4 SINGAPORE. Frl. The University of Singapore today announced the following candidates have passed the final Professional Part I examination for the degrees of Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery in forensic medicine, pathology and social medicine and public health: Abr.ul Hamid bin Abdul Kadlr, Ang
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    Anthem: 'Act against these scoffers'
    102 5 Anthem: 'Act against these scoffers' r>AKIT BINTAR. Fri.— The Menlri lan of Perak, Dato Ahmad bin Said, yesterday urged the Government tv take action ag.'iinst "unpatriotic people who prevent oUier» from paying respect to the National Anthem." He adilocl: "There arc scof- fora who make fun of the loyal citizens
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    Trade fair
    34 5 PENANG. Pri rtM I'>K;»n B.tnit Umno youth boction. Butter»orth will hold a :e\cn-day trade and fun lair in the village tn boost the National Disaster Relief Hind. The fair opens on Monday
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    Pan-Am chiefs fly out
    67 5 Pan- Am chiefs fly out KUALA LUMPUR, Fn— Thirty directors of Pan-American World rUrwmjn led by their chairman. Mr. Juan Trippe. left here today for Cambodia after a day's visit. The directors, accompanied by! their wives, are on a tour of South-east Asia. Other members of the group include the
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    HSC for Hasnul, GCE for Boesta
    301 5 HSC for Hasnul, GCE for Boesta THEY SHARED TEXTBOOKS IN CAMP KUALA LUMPUR, Friday. the thousands of Higher School Certificate and GCE passes this year are two who studied for the examinations while in a detention camp at Batu Gajah. For Inche Ahmad Boestamam, a former Party Rakyat leader freed
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    95,869 LODGE TAX RETURNS
    82 5 95,869 LODGE TAX RETURNS VIINGAPORE, Fn. About 0 10.6 per cent of Singapore's 21-years-pius population sent in returns of their income in 1a64, according to the annual report of the Inland Revenue Department published today. The number of people who lodged returns totalled 95,869 5.3 per cent of the total
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    29 Pressmen to attend workshop
    75 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Frl. Twenty-nine journalists will attend a workshop for senior sub-edi-tors to be held at the South-East Asia Press Centre in Jalan Ampanß here from Monday to March 4. The workshop conducted by Mr. Norman Hardy, an IPI con-sultant-instructor, with the assistance of senior
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    Mustapha: They are here only to help
    81 5 Mustapha: They are here only to help IESSELTON. Frl. J Tun Mustapba bi n Dato llarun. Federal Minister for Sabah Affairs, today denied allegations that officers from West Malaysia were in the State to take away jobs from local people. Those who spread such allegations were agents of the Communists,
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    'Ban the sale of Malay land' plea
    107 5 PENANG. Frl The Jalan Hatln Umno branch will consider at Its next meeting a resolution urging the Government to introduce legislation to prevent the sale of land belonging to bumiputras to non-Malays. "This legisln'ion should provide that propoiupj tinned by Malays could only
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    Youth night
    32 5 KULIM. Fn. About 1500 people attended the Umno youth night organised by the Umno youth sec- tion of Labu Btsar in aid of the National Disaster Relief Fund last nieht.
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    Disaster Fund gets another $2,506
    717 5 p KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. J A FURTHER $2,506 was collected by Malaysian n c w s papers for the National Disaster Relief Fund today. Of this. $606 was received through the Straits Times. $1,723 through the Utusan Melayu and 5177 through the Tamil Nesan. Through
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    Dazzling dance has audience on its feet
    262 5 Dazzling dance has audience on its feet KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. 1Y —What is termed as moden dancing has now become a potent force in the artistic way of life in the United States. Last night at the Dewan Bahasa dan Pustaka. in the presence of the Yang di-Pertuan Agon* and
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    Two detained after fight
    41 5 TAIPING, Fri. Two cowhrrawere detained yesterday tor assaulting another cowherd. Matin Singh. 22. with sticks as the result ol a disagreement over grazing Mahn Singh was admitted to hospital with a fractured leg and ii rt arm
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    Dance for fund
    40 5 ALOR STAR. Pri. A chanty ball in aid of the National Disaster Relief Fund will be held at the Alor Star nurses' hoslel on March 4. The dance is under the patronage of the Sultan of Kedah.
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    Tax incentives for industry: Heavy inquiries
    526 6 Tax incentives for industry: Heavy inquiries LIM OPENS NEW POMADE FACTORY "This Is the reason why so many of our shrewd bust- SINGAPORE. Fri. 'JMlfc! Government's recent announcement of new tax incentives for indus try has resulted in a spate of inquiries being received by the Economic Development Board on
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    A flat death fall: Call for relatives
    96 6 A flat death fall: Call for relatives SINGAPORE Fri —Police want to contact the relatives and friends of an old man found dead at the foot of Block 30. a 16--storey block of Housing and Development Board flats at Jalan Membina Barat at 1120 a.m. on Wednesday. Police describe him
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    Tenor from U.S. at church concert
    116 6 SINGAPORE. Fri. The Christian Nationals' Evangelism Commission will present Mr. Paul Chang (above), tenor soloist, in a vocal concert on Sunday at 8 p.m. at the Cantonese Methodist Church in Queen Strrrt. Mr. hang, who recently armed from thr 1.5., ha* gum concrrt* thrrr
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    Big party for Patriarch
    93 6 SINGAPORE. Frl. A large party of local Buddhists and Thai Embassy officials are expected at the airport tomorrow night to welcome the ]6th Supreme Pati riarch of Thailand. SomdeJ Phra Ariya Vongsagatayan. who is due in tiom Colombo for a weekend visit. On Sunday. Buddhist leaders
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    ABATTOIR: DANISH TRAINING HELP
    388 6 SINGAPORE, Frl. THE Danish Government will provide technical assistance to Singapore, including scholarships and fellowships for the training of staff in Denmark, in connection with the $5.5 million abattoir and quarantine station now being built in Jurong. Danish experts will also be posted to Singapore to
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    Scooterists: Expert urges use of crash helmets
    146 6 SINGAPORE. Frl. A British traffic safety expert, Mr. A. W. Christie said here today that all scooterlsts and motor-cyclists should be encouraged to wear crash helmets. Mr. Christie, a member of the road research department of the British Ministry of Transport, said research
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    Fraud case: Witness tells of shop raid
    844 6 OIM Boon Chuan, key witness in llu> million, dollar Lee \Y;ih Bank Fraud case, told a District Court today lluit police raided his. shop (.'hop Keel Sang to check some documents. At the time of the raid, he was not in, but Koh
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    Union bosses fight back
    551 7  -  PREM KUMAR 'So cruel to ask them to work more than 35 hours a week...' By That 'murder of our citizens' remark sparks off protests KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. r ]MIK president uf Cuepacs, Mr. T. Narendran. today attacked Opposition MP Mr. Devan Nair for his remarks
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    4B Movement
    34 7 PENANG. Fr. -Eleven youth elite >" Balik Piilau district will b\ represented at the inauguml meeting o* the district's 4B j Movement to be held at the Bavan LrpH& community hall on Sunday.
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    Papal aide arrives for talks on education
    290 7 Papal aide arrives for talks on education ¥UALA LUMPUR. 1V Fri. Monsignor Angelo Pedroni, personal representative of Pope Paul, arrived here last night from Rome to preside over a four-day Asian regional conference on education which begins at St. Johns Institution here tomorrow. More than 50 delegates from 15 countries
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    Gift of books
    30 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Fn The British Hic;h Commissioner. Sir Michael Walker, yesterday presented 37 books to the Alliance headquarters at a ceremony at the Briton Higli Commission here.
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    A LOW BACK WALL WORRIES THEM
    152 7 IPOH. Fri.— Residents in area 'E" of the Star Park low-cost housing scheme are living in fear of their homes beine burgled. Reason: The back wall Is only "ft. high and. to make it worse, dustbins line the bottom making it easy for intruders
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    Rubber courses
    26 7 MACHANG. Fri The Rubber Training School in Bukit Sireh. 1 mile-> troin here, win hold eiaht course^ on planting and prote.^jnie for the year.
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    A gold sailing boat for the Tengku
    136 7 DENANG. Frt Mure 1 »han 3.000 people are expected to attend a huffet dinner which the Penang State Alliance is giving at the Chief Min'«tor"s residence on March 5 to ce>brate the h'rthday of the Prime Mln*ster. Tengku Abdul Rahman Th!i is the
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    Young mother gets divorce
    105 7 SINGAPORE, fit Chrls- Una Lav Lai Fong. a young mother of two children, was today granted a divorce from her husband. Peter Chin, on the ground of cruelty. Lav. represented by Miss Jeanne Wu Eng-eng. told Mr. Justice Choor Singh: "I had to leave my husband
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    'Laksa day'
    50 7 KANGAR, Fri Stipen ixors .md teache;-? of .'dult t la.-^r.x .11 West Perils win hold a "tekaa day" tomorrow in aid nf the Disaster Relief Fund. About 2'>o bowk of lak-sa .it a dollnr 1 be .served at the Hokkien i:on h»l! from 10 am to 4 pm.
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    Course for 28
    37 7 KL'I.IM. Fri. A lubber replanting rour.se for 28 members of the ndult education class here was >turted at Kampontt Pudane Kuliro >esterdav The course will be held every Thursday for the next mx Month*
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    Have you seen this youth?
    93 7 Have you seen this youth? SHtBMBAN, I ri. The elderly parents of miss>ng you Hi lod .< sought (he aid of thr police and the Press to locate their son. Nicholas dr Costa. B, •vho has been missing; since Feb 6. Mr C N de Caste, 71. and hi*, wife.
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    POLLS FOR THOSE 5 VACANT BARISAN SEATS
    143 7 POLLS FOR THOSE 5 VACANT BARISAN SEATS T GAPORE. Fri. By-election.s in five constituencies will be held soon to fill Bemtl in Parliament loft vac a n t by Barisan Sosialis niembers who have resigned. The Government has fixed nomination day as Friday, Feb. 24 ai Victoria Memorial Hall The
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      Work permits for noncitizens soon
      145 8 Work permits for noncitizens soon I^TJALA LUMPUR, Fri. M on- citizens working In Malaysia will soon be required to take out employment passes. The Minister of Homi Affairs, Tun <.Dr.> Ismail bin Dato Haji Abdul Rahman, announced this In the Dewan Rayat today. A Bill providing lor this would be
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      Let me help you get rid of Reds...
      565 8 KUALA LUMPUR, Friday THE Minister of Home Affairs, Tun (Dr.) Ismail, today offered to help the Labour Party rid itself of Communist and subversive elements and become a loyal Opposition party. The party, he claimed, had by Itself restricted its rights by
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      Lim tells of 16 don'ts at Labour rally in Penang
      203 8 Lim tells of 16 don'ts at Labour rally in Penang His private face did not reflect his two public roles. Because he was In charge of two different Ministries, he suffered from a "split personality" In his public roles. "As the Minister of Justice, he smiles benignly while as Minister
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      Never again
      377 8 LONDON. Friday ...OPERATIONS ON CONFRONTATION SCALE OUTSIDE EUROPE, BRITISH PARLIAMENT TOLD BRITAIN'S role in defending Malaysia against the pressures of President Soekarno staved off disorder throughout Southeast Asia and the danger of general war. a Defence White Paper claimed last night. But it added that Britain must ai
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      ENROLMENT BOOM: MINISTRY IS READY
      120 8 ENROLMENT BOOM: MINISTRY IS READY KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. Appropriate steps have been taken by the Ministry of Education to cope with the 58.000 increase in enrolment for Form Four and Five Classes next year. The Minister of Education, Inche Mohamed Khir Johan. said this in the Dewan Ra'ayat today. Replying
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      SOME 'BLACK SHEEP' TO BE EXPECTED: ISMAIL
      210 8 SOME 'BLACK SHEEP' TO BE EXPECTED: ISMAIL L I \l 1.1 MPI R Fri The .Minister of Home Affairs. Tun (Dr.) Ism.til. s.iid today in a police force of mure than 30.00 ft men it wa* to be expected that there would be Mime "black sheep." He was replyinf U
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      272 8 YDUR CAREER THE QUICKEST (HROUGH THE WORLD FAMOUS POSTAL TUITION BY THE RAPID RESULTS COLLEGE if London (Mtnitr il the Associate ol British Correspondence Collefes). Stai lar a cat, tt Hit laaaus aaak. II «>n cast H« aatniaf Ttt it caa tat laar ta a atnOrtal ciieer. It will s*t*
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      246 8 Straits Times Crossworc ACROSS kV Miiaclc to reveal by flexing Becoming a highwayman M '•> from lonlfht Joined by Kat« 6 Servant mounted 1 aeroM? 8 Anvthlne but 13 with tor 1. Serve asMdiiously when told without i a hundred <B>. between balls .5. 10). 9. Material fashion in school
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    AN 'OPERATION HARAPAN' NOW FOR INDONS
    249 9 AN 'OPERATION HARAPAN' NOW FOR INDONS KUALA LUMPUR, Friday. INDONESIA will launch an ''Operation Harapan" in April to rehabilitate and recondition its basic economic structure, the military commander of Sumatra, Lt.-Gen. A. J. Mokoginta, disclosed today. The General and his 18--member military delegation left for Sumatra this morning after a
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    Degree awards in future
    43 9 hi PATANL Fri Seminarians at the Penan* Catholic College General will In future be awarded the degree ot Bechelor of Theology on graduation The collfire Is now affiliated to Oolleeio Urbano and the Erclest- •atiral University College, In Rome.
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    Australian Rotary Club offer to nurses
    127 9 Australian Rotary Club offer to nurses IJUALA LUMPUR, Fri. 1V The Australian Rotary Club is organising an Asian student nurses training secheme at hospitals In South Australia. Applications tn invited from Malaysians from 18 and 20 with a good family background, at ]cas\ sft. tall and who possess a good
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    Fair for fund
    30 9 I BUTTERWORTH. Fri. Th« Pekan Darat Umno youths will hold a fun fair at Pekan Darat beginning on Monday in aid of the National Disaster Relief Fund.
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    Tapper cleared in rape case
    63 9 KUANTAN. Fri. Justice Wan Suleirr.an bin Pawan Teh today acquitted and discharged a tapper. Abdul Latlf bin Abdullah. 34. accused of raping a 13-year-old girl. Abdul Latlff. whose defence was not called, was alleged to have committed the offence in his house at Kampong Kertam
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    Let the lawyers decide. House told
    130 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Frt THE Government today rejected a suggestion by a rejected a suggestion by a backbencher that it set up a committee to consider the banning of Singapore lawyers from West Malaysian courts. The suggestion was made by Dato Abdullah bin Abdul Rahman
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    Indian envoy urges unity
    137 9 Indian envoy urges unity MALACCA, Fri. The Indian High Commissioner. Mr. M. K. Kidwal. yesterday appealed to Malaysian Indians to be united and to maintain the good relations now existing between Malaysia and India. Mr. Kidwat. who is leaving the country soon, was speakinn at a tea-party given in his
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    Compensation for sacked man ends strike
    88 9 Compensation for sacked man ends strike SINGAPORE, Fri. Thirty-seven employees of the National Employers Mutual Insurance Co. who went on strike a fortnight ago returned to work yesterday morning Mr. Peter Lim Choopu. secretary of the Singapore Insurance Companies Employees' Union, said that the union and the management had reached
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    Tengku urges: Give Tun the same support
    284 9 Tengku urges: Give Tun the same support KUALA LUMPUR, Friday. J'ENGKU Abdul Rahman last night urged all Malaysians to give the same co-opera-tion, support and help they had given him when his deputy, Tun Abdul Razak. takes over the piemiership. The Tengku added: 'I cannot remain with you for ever
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
    40 10 tt Wordt SIS (Minimum) MRS. HP PEREhA i.nd family Jiank relatives, friends for their kind lurinit their reci-nt bereavement UR AND MRS. Thamhlrajah (Raj Jilmr, thank ..'I who attended their eMdinc, sent presents, congratulatory aaeasaae] aid for assistance rendered.
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    IN MEMORIAM
    32 10 W Wora-i tli (Hinimum) IN EVER LOVINC MIMORV of Madam Khoo Rene Hoon (Mrs One; Sen* Wan i who passed away on 1' 2*l Inserted by her husband and children.
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    ANNOUNCEMENTS
    366 10 10 Horll fli i Minimum) COCKPIT HOTEL'S "RIJtTTAFIL" la served Saturday and Sunday. L,uncn THAI COTTON St* off all marked I price. Annual sale at Antoinette, 324 Orchard Road. Spore. FXCITINC ITALIAN SCARFETTES. Straw Hats, Latest Leather Handhagi Buiidtnit. B'pera. DOES TRAVELLINQ UPSET you? Take Marine' for a carefree
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      UK Defence Cuts
      662 10 The suspicion that Britain's annuil defence paper would say nothing new about the I Far East, nor yield a clear i picture of the proposed run- I down of British forces in South-East Asia, turns out to have been correct The one definite conclusion Whitehall has reached
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      Meat Factory
      323 10 Technology finds its way Into everything these days. Even the age-old process by which men kill animals for meat is being mechanised and complicated as Singapore's new abattoirs demonstrate. At Jurong, it will cost $5.5 million, it will involve equipment from various countries (Denmark in particular) and it
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      Whose Fault?
      199 10 Something is terribly wrong when a boy can lie badly hurt and unconscious at the foot of a lift shaft while argument rages over which public service, if any, has the duty of rescuing him. Ambulance men who had been summoned declined the job (not unreasonably perhaps, although
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    Stones and votes— some worrying questions
    1198 10  - Stones and votes some worrying questions FRANCIS WONG From BOMBAY, Fri. THE day after Mrs. Indira Candhi was hit with a stone the Indian Foreign Minister, Mr. Chagla, suggested to a group of Asian journalists that the rowdyism and violence which have marred the election campaign, while deplorable, were also
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    Tea and tomorrow
    690 10  -  DAVID HA WORTH by IN a wrrk when Bril.mS trades unions face their most momentous problem for over 40 years will the Government continue compulsory powers over wage-bargaining or not? a group of trade union and management men took a day off to discuss that most hallowed
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    Search for a friend's grave by a very determined man
    382 11  - Search for a friend's grave by a very determined man PC. SHIVAOAS By TPOH, Frl. A little x thing like a 6ft high fence did not deter a Scottish hotel proprietor and farmer, Mr. J. S. Buntin, from doing what he had to do. He broke his 13.000-mlle journey to
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    'Peanut' unions: Govt to act
    523 11 WE WILL CANCEL THEIR REGISTRATION, SAYS MANICKA VASAGAM KUALA LUMPUR, Frl 'JHE Government is to cancel the registration of some trade unions in an effort to reduce the number of "peanut unions", the Minister of Labour, Mr. V. Manickavasagam, announced in the Dewan Ra'ayat today.
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    Police told: Explain
    91 11 Police told: Explain f£UALA LUMPUR. Fri. The Inspector-General of Police. Tan Sri Mohamed Salleh bin Ismail, has called for an explanation from the police over its reported failure to turn up at tbe China Insurance Building here on Wednesday to rescue a boy who had fallen into the lift pit.
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    Gammon to sack 36 workers in S'pore
    203 11 Gammon to sack 36 workers in S'pore CINGAPOKE, Fri. Gammon (Malaya) Ltd. have decided to retrench 36 of its employees in Singapore, including seven executives. 'l his move has been taken by in* company "in view oi tne pre&eni situation wun regaia a> Gammon contracts and me amicumes tne company
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    Six-death Army driver is fined $150
    98 11 Six-death Army driver is fined $150 MALACCA. Fri.— A Gurkha private, Ramandhoj Kai, 24, was today found guilty here of driving without due care resulting in the deaths of six people. Rai, of the 31st Company, Gurkha Transport Regiment stationed in Singapore, was fined $150 or three weeks jail. The
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    'Fighters' stolen
    25 11 PENANO, Fri. Four fighting cocks, valued by their owner at $240 were stolen from a house at Calthrop Road, in Olugor. here yesterday.
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    LUFTHANSA PILOT PRAISES SUBANG
    90 11 I^UALA LUMPUR, Fri.— Subang airport was today described as "equal to any international airport in the world." The comment came from Capt. Werner Utter of Lufthansa Airlines, personal pilot to President Luebke of West. Germany. Capt. Utter arrived In Kuala Lumpur today to make p.eiiminary arrangements
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    Sing Song wasn't all sing song...
    272 11  - Sing Song wasn't all sing song RUDY BELTRAN By |{UALA LUMPUR. Fri. Malaysia's former strip-tease queen, Rose Chan, has been banned from performing here, following a police raid on her revue at the Bukit Bintang amusement, park on Tuesday night. "We have advised the District Oftlcer here not to i.vsue
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      87 11 SWIMMING TIMES TODAY: Sedilt Kechil 216 a.m. (6.7 ft) 4.47 p.m. (6ft); Singapore 3.40 am. < B.2ft) 4.51 p.m. (6.3 ft); Port Dickson 10.55 a.m. (6ft i Port Swettenham 9.19 am (11.1 ft) 10.37 p.m. <.116fU; Pen»nc <4 55 am (Ssft) 54P pm <>Pft) TOMORROW: Sedill Kechil 243 am (6.sft
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      770 11 TV MALAYSIA Channel 5 Kuala Lumpur and 6.35 Dennis the Menace: 7.00 Penanjc; 6 Ipoh and Malacca: News in English; 7.10 Focus: 3. 10 Johore Bahru: 5 Taiping; 7.35 Bewitched And Som<>--7 Batu Pahat; 9 Kluang. thing Make Three: 8.00 News in Mandarin: 8.10 Antara dua 300 P.M.: Programme sum-
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      Taxi men without manners or change
      152 12 Taxi men without manners or change WHEN Is something going to be done about bad-mannered taxi drivers, and what happens to them when they are reported? The other night my husband and I were at the Orchard Cinema. We hailed a taxi, but when we told the driver that we
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      SCHOOLS ON THE ROAD TO PARIT
      123 12 LKOM Pant town to Kampong Gajah (a distance of 25 miles) numerous kampong Sekoiah Kebangsaan straddle the trunk road. There is only one English Primary School at the 15th. milestone. For a whole year, the children in most a asses of this National Type
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      The teachers who wait for their money
      106 12 'J'EACHERS allowances for teaching in the Further Adult Education classes for the month of October 1966, for the invlgllatlon of the Lower Certificate of Education Examinations of 1966 and for the invigllation of the Cambridge School Cert, and Higher School Certificate Examinations of
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      No second language yet
      82 12 LAST year Singapore's Prime Minister stressed the need of a future citizen being at least bilingual if not tri-lingual. My child who Is In Bukit Ho Swee School has not had his second language teaching since the school reopened five weeks ago. I wonder what the
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      The queue for justice in the courts
      435 12 AN ANSWER IN A LEGAL AID SCHEME \IAY I refer your edlto- rial on Feb. 15. wherein you agreed with the President, Sessions Court, Kuala Lumpur, that counsel should refuse briefs if he felt he would not be ready in time for trial.
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      The low cost house that is strictly for owner-occupation
      381 12 The low cost house that is strictly for owner-occupation I AM directed to refer to the letter "A Government Worker's 'Retirement' House" by K.T. (ST. Feb. 3i and to clarify the policy of the Ministry of Local Government and Housing regarding the allocation of low cost houses and flats for
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      Cracking the law
      78 12 CURELY it would be J wiser to abolish the ban on cracker firing altogether because nobody takes the slightest notice of it, and the Police are helpless to enforce the law. The ban was lifted for 24 hours for Chinese New Year yet here In Seremban (and
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      Lost arrears
      78 12 I AM an expelled government midwife. My service during the year 1965 was full and the Health Department was paying arrears for 1965 to all its statT. Including the mldwives. Have I not the right to the benefit of that year's arrears which up to now have not
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      LITTLE BOY LOST
      257 12 A FATHER'S THANK YOU FOR HELP LAST Saturday, a party from St. Peter's Church, Scrangoon Garden Estate, went on a picnic to Changi Beach. Ar about 5 p.m. my son 6 years old, was suddenly found to be missing. A search was made for him all along
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      MISTAKES IN THE I-CARDS
      113 12 IT is remarkable how the National Registration office can make mistakes. When my mother changed her Identity Card for a new laminated one, I discovered that the address written wrongly, although the old one was there to» be referrpd to. This same mistake was done also
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      Still waiting
      66 12 TEACHERS in Kedah have been waiting four, five and In some cases eiKht years tor their certificates. We have been making inquiries steadily and must have filled several Ministry pigeon holes already. We therefore read the Ministry's explanation of delay that the certificates may be lying at the
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      THE 60-CENTS PAIR OF SLIPPERS
      198 12 DECENTLY 1 accom- panted a friend to Singapore who was going abroad and had the following experiences. On arrival at the Singapore Railway Station, the Singapore Customs officers made a thorough examination of his hand luggage and picked up two items, which they claimed, were
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      Singapore lassies and the bagpipes
      192 12 Singapore lassies and the bagpipes AS a proud Scot. I am very pleased at th« honour Singapore is payIng to my country, by forming a Pipe Band in Singapore, but there are few things I feel I must say Firstly, whether or not a pirl's legs are shapely doesn't matter
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      Fragmentation
      65 12 J am employed on a rubber estate and have found that the only organisation which has seriously fought the fragmentation has been the National Land Finance Co-Operatlve Society. Fur the last six years this Society has given good leadership to u.s in the plantation industry, by showing that the
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    Rubber price is down again
    466 14 FIS two weeks since the last report on the local Rubber Market, during which time two and half days' trad--1 ing were lost due to the Chinese New Year holidays, and prior to that traffic had slackened considerably as is the usual case at the
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    SHIPS IN PORT
    121 14 Harbour whaives or expfctod today are: Hneith Cape 1,2. Hndneprovak 3/4. Andrzrj Strug 5. Rhcxenor 6 7. i:. i ..now lo It. Automedon 13/16, Tafn 1-. I. in. Moling IP. Maru 21 Kvo>!io Maru 1-3 L' 4. TJlllwong 24 '.'.">. Jeiarit .6 27. Mltaku Maru tl/SS, Cyriopa
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    75 14 /HINE.E Product £ichanga, Slniaday: Coconut all: bulk 544 sillers, drum S4~ sellers. Caara: Mixed (f.0.b.) loose Feb./ Mar. $27! B. Prpptr: Muntok white ***** aeilera. Sarawak white $150 »cllo-s, special S:.r?«ak hlxck $110 aellera, garbled Lampong black $100 seller* (f>6<", Nl.Wi. ASTA $107 i aellera (l 0 r
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    CLOSING PRICES
    28 14 Feb. 17. RUBBER PRICE: 56* cents (down one eighth of a cent). TIN: 5604.12} (up HI cents). Estimated unofficial offering was 230 tons (down 15 tons).
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    MORE ACTIVE CONDITIONS ON THE EXCHANGE
    859 14 From Our Market Correspondent ACTIVITY on the Stock Exchange yesterday was more marked than during the last two days when trading was rather quiet. The industrials section opened steady, then in the afternoon a firm trend developed. One of the features was National Iron,
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    31 14 Malayan Stork lndire* Krb. 16. Krb. 17. Industrials: 107.09 107. fi* Properties: ittM 103.29 Minings lOX.ttf Ins.:.? S rubbrrs: 111.80 111.81 lire. 29, 19K2 mil. •Dec. 30. 19GG KM>.
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    BUSINESS ON STOCK EXCHANGE
    1216 14 Dl SINtSS in and reported to the Singapore and KuaU Lumpur trading rooms of the Stock Exchange yesterday with the number of shares traded in brackets: INDUSTRIALS: Cantral Susara (1.000) »1.%7 D. (33,000) Sl.BB D. (2.000) Jl ssi D. (1.000) SI.SK). (1.000) 51.92 O, (1.000) $1.94
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    RUBBER PRICES
    240 14 lif ARCH first grade rubber fob. ITX burr™ closed at i p.m. in KuaU Lumpur and Singapore wslndav at MM rrnts per Ib. down one eighth of a cent on I Thursday's clobinr level for the position. The tone was quiet and slightly easier. R.A.S. and M.R.K. closing
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    H.K. RATES
    33 14 \N tti«* frt« rrchjnn mirhft tn Hong yf K.,n. U I <UHar w»« .nioied al .-i 7«i for T T. and T3. i fo- sasn. ttirlmt „■"••1 •Hi Usl of «oli
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      3233 16 ajiujuJßiii.j.juj'iJ'uji I^^ effective is February 67 |H*^ LkJlil I*M -iH in the high court in tender notice *ip W|CTIJAM OTIK 1 J =Baß^^*™BggßHßl MALAYA AT KUALA LUMPUR LEMBAGA LETRIK NEGARA rip%ifiJi- ipt rk i^nirir (Continued from Pace lii AT YOUR SERVICE I Civil Suit No. 71 «i 19«: ELLC TRKAL
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      2991 17 [HHHBHHHHH okfßßpßffippß notices public appointments ■i I H B Jk I I^l JH -^Xl IN THE MATTER OF ciuriDADC rAVCDliurtiT J^^M^gggggM «d»«™ s. N gapore c Covernment |^PQPTANT NOTICE "o^l MALAYSIAN AIR FORCE LEMBAOA SeXt« A r SEKIJTIAN S«|S»S2iS2 -----~r offers hk I'M," VOUMABI LIQI IDATION) SaUry Scale: $415 x
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      Coles rides Champagne in the Cup
      499 18  -  Epsom Jeep RACING with T ES COLES has recovered from his knee injury and will ride Chukell Stables Champagne in the Tengku's Gold Cup. Coles, first jockey to Ipoh trainer Rinus van Breukelen. tola me yesterday: "I shall be Qt on Cup day." He
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      RUNNERS AND RIDERS AT KL TOMORROW
      1366 18 Race 1-2.0 3-y-o Div 3 ($7,500) 6f 1 ***** Tasy Money (Ladies) Donnelly 9.0 Nazudi 3 i ***** Honey Dear (Thong Teck) Paul ».O *Rao 2 3 04 POA( Hi:R (Bloxham Bennett) W. Bagby 9.0 (SF) 'Rang 8 4 ***** Vilmorwin d.CG) Allan 813
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      JOCKEY FORM
      84 18 JCK'KtY KOKM rhp.s placmas Of the past 15 mounts of the lending uirkrys LfttMi plaiuit; is on ihr neht. Cnlrman '7.8) *************** lee (7 .10) *************** K.me 17.13) *************** I i r\ ena 1 7.1 1 *************** Harbridge (7 9) *****2U*****000 (oles (8 1) *************** I'retty (7.12) ***************
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      221 HORSES FOR SPRING MEET
      904 18 PENANG RACE ENTRIES A TOTAL of 221 horses has entered for the Penang Turf Clubs spring meeting on Feb. 26, Mar. 1 and 5. They comprise 88 Class Three horses 88 Class Four and 45 Class S.x There will be nine races on the first
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      Spotlight Iners in ngku's
      371 18 Spotlight Iners in ngku's 1 CiRrA ADIKK 97 (6 blkag of landau Savannah): Winner of the Singapore Derby with 9.7; won the Singapore Gold Cup fnr the second time last season. best on soft gonr; 2 HOKOKI 9 5 <8 rhae hr Orgoglio Bnrl(xhi Brilliant miler but has yet to
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      576 18 LEADING PETROLEUM COMPANY requires an energetic and experienced REPRESENTATIVE for a position inrolvine work in Srlanenr. Pahane and Kast (oast MMML The successful applicant will he expected to reside in Kuala Lumpur but consideration will be fiven to applicants already living f Isewhere. This is a senior position Riving opportunity
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      43 18 WORLD'S LEADING MANUFACTURERS OF FUEL INJECTION EQUIPMENT 0 BACKED BY LEADING SERVICING ORGANISATIONS IN MALAYSIA AND SINGAPORE FAR EAST MOTORS LTD. Mb OiCH»«o ioau SINGAPORE 9. oii«tjon road. KUALA LUMPUR WEARNE BROS (M) LTD. MALACCA IPOH PENANO SERIMBAN JISSEUON EAST COAST MOTORS mumm
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      86 18 Racing schedule First day: Cl 3 Divs 1 and 2—61 and BJf; Cl. 4 Divs 1 and 2 Sir ,-nd 7f: Div 3— ll. Sc«ond da>: Cl. 3 Divs 3 and 4— f: Cl. 4 Divs 1. 2 and 3— f: Cl. 6 Div 1 5 t f and 7f;
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      Tan in tough fight
      763 19  -  NORMAN SIEBEL By BADMINTON MALAYSIAN CHAMPION STRETCHED TO LIMIT BY SONNEVILLE THE old and the new worlds of badminton came into conflict to produce a perfect match when Ferry Sonneville and Tan Aik Huang met in "the quarter-finals of the International Invitation badminton tournament at Stadium
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      The saloons race looks a thriller
      183 19 MOTOR-RACING By ERNEST FRIDA (\NE of the most exciting events at the Singav pore Grand Prix meeting on Mar. 25-27 should be the saloons race, which has attracted entries from Australia. Japan, Hong Kong and Malaysia me rtOMranan entrant is Brian Foley. who will
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      Lock icon Tail saves Aussies
      93 19 CHRISTCHURCH. PH. a strong rescue operation by the Ullenders gave the Australian cricket team a first Innings total of 279 when their threeday match against Canterbury opened here today Scores: Australians 279 <K Cunningham 65. T Oleeson 59 R.C. Motz 3-72 B. Taylor 3-58); Canterbury 78-1 PIKTKRMAKITZBIKC:
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      Lock icon Tour team delight in batting
      345 19 CRICKET By MANSOOR RAHMAN TWE Cricket Club of India team x from Bombay had little difficulty beating the Malaysian Cricket Association President's Invitation XI by 104 runs in a one-day match at the Kuala Lumpur Padang yesterday. The tourists, with four Test players, scored 219
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      SCOREBOARD
      239 19 ill IK inns m. Apie o Shar.muganathan 53; Indrajlt b Ooh 48; Chaturvedl retired 74; Umrlgar not out 29; Ebrahlm b Vasudevan 9; extras S; Total (for 4 dec.) 219. Did not bat: A L. Apt*. A. V. Mankad. V M. Chaudhry. 8. K. Dharsi. AC Mulam. A Y.
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      PCA OFFICIALS
      33 19 J D Helling* nas been reelected president of the Perak Crick r. Association Other >'fnn»i, Vice-presidentA h N Dia< and W. 6 W Davidson, secretary R rhamothaiam; treasurer V. T. Duraj.
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      Jeffers hurt, out of Singapore trials
      175 19 Jef f ers hurt, out of Singapore trials pOLJN Jeflers, the West Inv/ dian fast bowler, has literally dropped out of the Singapore side to play the Cricket Club of India touring team on Feb. 25-26. Ail because of his thirst for coconut water. He fell from a coconut tree
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      A youngster can surprise in the Malaysian Open
      640 19 GOLF A YOUNG golfer from Britain or Australia could well cause the big upset in the 1967 Malaysian Open golf championship to be played over the Royal Selangor Golf Club course on Mar 9-12. While the eyes of thousands of spectators will
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      41 19 STATE EXPRESS 555 FILTER KINGS In the United States, as in all leading countries throughout the world, people who prefer the best in king size filter smoking are asking for State Express Filter Kings 'the best cigarettes in the world 1
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      48 19 BADMLNTON. International Festival finals (Stadium Negara. 8 p.m.). CRICKET Tour match: MCA President* XI v CC of India (XL padane. 10 a.m.). Malacca friendly: Kllat v Indian Assn (MC grd). GOLF Spore Island Club's 'C medal competition i stableford SOCCER Fund match: Nlbong Tebal v Bandar Bahru (Serdang).
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    Remedy up to you, Toh told
    576 20 Remedy up to you, Toh told WON'T TOLERATE ANY SLA CKNESS—SA RDON Till Minister of Transport, Tan Sri Sardon, today suggested that the Singapore Government should remedy any slackness in the staff of the MalaysiaSingapore Airlines which had resulted in a 2.6 per cent drop in productivity. He was commenting
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    Smoking vehicles
    36 20 SINO AFORE. Fri A total of ■ill vehicles were booked by police for emitting excessive .smoke during the first naif of this month, Of these. 16 were motor cars. 11l taxis and three lorries
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    RAIN CUTS SHORT EARL'S FILM AT BASE
    129 20 SINGAPORE. Fri. Location .shooting by Earl Mounfbatten's tele vision team at the Naval Base this morning was cut short by the continuous rain. •We bare set aside today i and tomorrow for the Naval Base." Mr. Peter Morley. the producer of the television
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    DEATHS
    75 20 CHEE SOON KENC aged 78 year* DtiHd away peacefully on 10-2-67. Cortege uili Iravf lit Tanglln Road for Buklt Frown Omotrry on Monday 20-2-67 at 2 pm CIBSON K.ti i..-i, a t hit home «outhß»t». U>ndon Nl4 William Olb'..rtnirly of i'oloniai I- srMif, Malaya. Dear huatoand of Oi.vrn. MRS
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    IN MEMORIAM
    20 20 IN BELOVED MEMORY of K l\im)««ing»n. P..--..1 .i«a\ ;>*■_• „t Stmnlia': (>nnr urn not forgotten hy wife and children.
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    Anguish of young Captain who lost his ship
    636 20  - Anguish of young Captain who lost his ship ABUL FAZIL SINGAPORE, Friday THAI WRECK SURVIVORS SAFE AT NAVAL BASE By TAPTAIN Sanya Wongsarochana, Master of the doomed Thai freighter Mahathevi, wrung his hands in anguish today as he retraced the harrowing experiences of the past three days, which ended in
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    MISSING BOY: PLEA BY HIS MOTHER
    83 20 SINGAPORE. Fri.— A mother today appealed to her son, Victor Poh Bok Seng (above), 17, who has been missing from home for the past month to return home. Madam Sert Tarn Sro, of Whampoa Road, said Poh left homo on Feb. 18, the day
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    Entries open for HSC science exam
    98 20 Entries open for HSC science exam SINGAPORE, rrt The Miniskty of Education today announced their entries for the Cambridge Higher School Certificate examination 1967 from private candidates, who can furnish proof i that they have followed a proper course of studies In science and are keeping up with their work
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    Car labels for Sata flag day
    58 20 SINGAPORE. Frl-The Singapore Anti-Tuberculosis Association will hold its annual flag day tomorrow. Car stickers at $1 will also be ■old. Chairman of the flag day committee, Mrs. E. M. Hitchcock, today appealed to the public to donate generously, to make the flag day a
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    Aik Huang to meet Indon Rudy Nio for title
    87 20 Aik Huang to meet Indon Rudy Nio for title LATE SPORT Xl ALA LUMPUR. Fri Malaysian and AllEngland badminton champion Tan Aik Huang will meet Indonesia's Kiu.v Nio in the singles final in the International Badminton tournament at Stadium Neeara tomorrow night. After his quarter-final victory over Ferry Sonneville tonight.
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    A hit-and-run death: Call for witnesses
    118 20 A hit-and-run death: Call for witnesses SINGAPORE. Fri. Police want to contact eye witnesses ol a hit-and-run accident at Keppel Road early yesterday morning, in which a trishar.der was killed. Lim Ah Moot. 44. of Tras Street. was pedalling his trtsha along Keppel Road towards Tanjong Pagar Road at about
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    Citizens' dinner
    27 20 SINGAPORE. Prl. The Choa Chu Kang Citizens Consultative 1 Committee will hold Chinese New Year dinner at its premises I in Thong Hoe Village tomorrow.
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    LONDON STOCKS
    254 20 LONDON. Pri— Closing middle prices of selected stocks not including stamp duty were: ronsols 2'i r i £39' 4 —3 16 Ending 4', £95-* 1 16 War 3'j r e £54-, —3 16.. BANKS Chartered 52 6 iiongkong 9 INSIRANCE :om. Un 45 6 4' 2 'nidential A
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    RUBBER
    53 20 LONDON Prl. Spot 17»,d., March 17 7, 16 d., April 174 d.. May 17* id.. April June HSd.. July/Sept. IBd.. Oct. Dec 18'4d., Jan. March l^d.. April June 18'^d., July Sept 18Sd Oct. Dec. 18 11 16 d, Jan. March 18 13 18d.. elf. March 17d.. April 17 3
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    TIN
    36 20 LONDON. Prl. B v y e r s £1199' 2 sellers £1200 Forward buyers £1202.. (unchanged), seilers £1203 (unchanged i. Settlement £1199' 2 < £li. Turnover a.m. 25 tons pjn. 35 tons. Tone: Steady, but quiet
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    Bose's sword is handed back to India
    77 20 rpOKYO. Fri.— A sword 1 belonging to Subhas Chandra Bose who raised the "Indian National Army" that fought alongside the Japanese in World War 11. was handed back to India at a ceremony here today. The sword was originally presented to Bose in
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    'SHOW CAUSE' ORDER FOR SELANGOR NEWSVENDORS ASSN: MINISTER EXPLAINS
    778 20 r— KUALA LUMPUR, PM. THE Selangor News Vendors' Association has been asked to show cause why it should not be deregistered following a discovery that it was wrongly registered under the Societies Act. This was disclosed by the Minister of Home
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    N-Anthem: Action for 'no respect'
    131 20 N-Anthem: Action for no respect' KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. The Minister of Information and Broadcasting. Inche Senu bin Abdul Rahman, today warned that action would be taken against those who showed no respect for the National Anthem and flag. Thr (•ovrrnmrnt was now considering raeasurrs to Ukt against such unpatriotic citizens.
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