The Straits Times, 3 March 1967

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    'I stand or fall by this Bill and so do my colleagues' Peaceful way the right way, says Tengku . . .
    916 1 'I stand or fall by this Bill and so do my colleagues' Peaceful way the right way, says Tengku AS our Prime Minister has stated, this Bill it the result of a spirit of give and tjk« all round. If the Federal Cabinet had bren unable to reach agreement on
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    Lock icon 20 years for a spy
    64 1 Ml&YI VOKK. rmirs.— William a retired Army colonel ho admitted conspiring \uih Soviet ageiit.s to Lulled States defence secrets. mi hcntrnprd yesterday to 20 rears' jail Whaion 51, .hi n.tclligcnre offlcpr In the office <>: tho .Jcnnt Chiefs (it Staff at the Pentngon. admitted la.-a
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    British troops quell mobs in Aden
    44 1 JJRITISH troops wearing gag masks in a street in Aden, uhcrr tear KM had to be used to disperse demonstrators. At least seven people have been killed and scores injured in three days of violence. (See Pa«r I).
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    $11,000 orchids theft
    87 1 $11,000 orchids theft SINGAPORE. Thurs. An orchid grower, today offered a SI. OOO reward for information leading to the recovery of about 450 plants and cuitings. worth $11,000. stolen from his Adam Road nursery yesterday morning. Mr. Koh Keng How Is trie hardest-hit In a spate of orchid thefus in
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    Lock icon Ex-leaders are back
    49 1 HONG KONO. Thurs Mr. 1 Chou En-lat is reinstating top men who were purged In the cultural revolution, the Star reported thai afternoon. The paper Mid the move was aimed at restoring the country* economy which had been affected by the cultural revolution. I Reuter I
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    Chinese detainees riot in Bangkok
    113 1 Chinese detainees riot in Bangkok Uam.kok. Than. Hundreds of < lunesc aliens under detention while auaitins deportation riotrd here la»t niylit and police had to use force and the threai of tear gas to bring them under control. Tho suard-H and two rioters were injured in the m--l<-, !>■■• Ibi
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    Sabah accord on the share of seats
    174 1 Sabah accord on the share of seats JESSELTON, Thursday. 'J'HE Sabah Alliance National Council last night agreed on a formula for the allocation of seats among its component parties in th<> State general election in April. This was disclosed in a statement issued by the Sabah Alliance headquarters today. Details
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    Lock icon Just fancy that...
    67 1 KANSAS COT. Thurv David Hoy was demonstrating his extra-sensory perception by identifying objects placed in his hand while blindfolded, when one of the audience handed him paper. He could not i.ame the paper When he removed his blindfold he found himself holding a court summons and a
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    Bus and train in collision
    46 1 BANGKOK rtiun Seven ■a err killed and six »i»rr Injured whrn bus collided v.ih a freight train in I I ;nce north of Bangkok. The dead included the locomotive rneuiee-. the bus driver and five pmvengeri on the bus -U PI
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    "'Reaffirm faith' call by Alliance
    86 1 "'Reaffirm faith' call by Alliance JESSELTON. Thurs. The people of Sabah will be asked to reaffirm tlioir faith in Malaysia in ac cordance with the Indo DCatan Peace Agreement and to reject the Philippines claim to Sabah in the coming State election These two objectives in thr Sabah Alliance election
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    Lock icon South African holiday
    47 1 CAPE! OWN. Thurs— The Rhodesian Prime Minister. Mr. Lan Smith, and his wife are sp*ndiiiß a holiday In South Africa, a source cUse to the South African Gmernmom said lust night Thf-y arrived yesterday and wrrr driven a way tfl an undisclosed destination. Reu'.er
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    Lock icon U.S. tremor
    24 1 eureka (California), Tfaun.— A moderate wtrthquake shook a «n«ll aTM of northern California late lMt ni(rht but no dama«« tv report«d. AP.
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    Direct hit on US cruiser
    167 1 Direct hit on US cruiser CAIGON. Thins. The United States heavy cruiser Canberra suffered a direct hit from North Vietnamese shore batterlea last night during an intense duel bet the artillery and three American warships. Anot hor shrll ex| directly above tho guided mi.v.Mle cruiser durniK the 35-minutp artillery b.ittlr
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    STOP PRESS
    33 1 CANC BATTLE K I i 1.1 Thill v lu.nl from ii il out "nil pi| >r s »nd battles oiii-ule b»r Ipnta K« id ton •.,cri- ...Imillrrt t" hr>« nil il
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      68 1 THE TENGKUS SPEECH: PAGE 8 THE WORLD FAMOUS CASH REGISTERS nlf 71 5^A Bfr" t* ■•:j>L I f gflf^L^P GUARANTEES 5L THAT COUNTS HAGEMEYER TRADING CO., [Ml LTD. OFFICE EQUIPMENT DEPARTMENT SINGAPOIf IJO Rotation Koifl 4jM-»* I* >.n*t) KUALA lUMPU* «-L Jiliit lixk OH Ch.. St* l« Km«. M IMZI'I
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      Lock icon LBJ gets big backing in Senate for his Vietnam policy
      540 2 WASHINUTON. Thurs. PRESIDENT Johflsonson received a vote of confidence from the Senate yesterday for his handling ol the Vietnam war and his efforts to brinj^ about ;i peaceful settlement. By a in.iii.in vi >:'. to 19, it approved a declaration
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      Lock icon Mao's thoughts on sale in little red book
      79 2 I ONDON, ThuM—-Chair-man Mao's little red K<>i>k of revolutionary thoughts went on muss sale for the first time in the Western world here yesterday. The Corgi paperback publishers rViorird London booksellers with 60.(100 copies. They planned the edition to rea- most world
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      Lock icon 'Be humble before Asians Americans are told
      164 2 'Be humble before Asians Americans are told WASHINGTON. Thurs.— Mr. Kenneth T. Young (above), former I'.S Amli.iss.ulor lit Thailand, told Congress yesterday: "It is our style, not our purpose thai upsets Asia." In testinwmy before the House Foreign Affairs subcommittee on the Far Kasl. the diplomat, who now heads the
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      32 2 LANSINU 1 Michigan). Thurs. General Motors warned yesterday of potential starring arm trouble on some 1967 Oldsmnbilf curs and asked 2.237 owners to return their vehicles for replacemfnt parts. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Man who couldn't read safety notices...
      114 2 Man who couldn't read safety notices T ONDON, Thurs. Alfred James burned his foot and leg in pouring molten metal in the factory which employed him. When he sued the firm, claiming that they should have provided him with gaiters, a local judge awarded him 170. Large notices in the
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      ADEN TERROR RIVALS UNITE FOR THREEPRONGED OFFENSIVE
      251 2 ADEN, Thursday TWO of Adens largest opposition groupings appeared last night to have called a temporary f ruce in their old rivalry to unleash a new, massive, three-pronged offensive in the South Arabian Deninsula. Their targets; 1 1 The British administration which has
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      Lock icon Suharto to tell Congress of Sock's coup links
      196 2 Suharto to tell Congress of Sock's coup links JAKARTA. Thurs. J General Suharto will address parliament on Saturday about the transfer of power from Dr. Soekarno to him. On Tuesday hr will report to the supreme policy-mak-ing Peoples Consultative Congress on the President Involvement in the I9fis attempted Communist coup.
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      SHE LIVES AFTER BLOOD HOOK-UP TO HUSBAND
      94 2 ]YEW YORK, Thurs.— Doctors saved the life of a woman suffering from a dangerous liver condition by connecting her blood circulation directly to those of her husband and father. Before the unusual treatment started, the woman was in a deep coma and near
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      20 2 T/AE GAMBOLS «•**>£&*&— /yes. ceRTAiNiyN I fLL G»VE MER HtXJKj vJTMgsftASE^. <s /Wq i'm afi?aio/\ /^tuic ie uco'N AT UOM^j V^SE-gVICg^X
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      Lock icon The first Communist President of U.N. Assembly
      121 3 The first Communist President of U.N. Assembly I Mill* NATIONS. Thurv Rumanian I orrii;n .Minislrr (.'orn«-liu M.im-Mii i.tlxiM-i will bacim the lir->t Communi>t PrcaMcat of the (.<•nrr.il AsMmbly. dolrMiurics (l.i--■hi i-Ici lion v lu-ad of tilt- I'MiT vs-,inll lipi'llinu in Srpt«-mb«T is assured following plrdscs of .support by more than
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      Lock icon THAT PLOT TO KILL KENNEDY: AN ARREST
      218 3 THAT PLOT TO KILL KENNEDY: AN ARREST AN investigator for District Attorney Jim Garrison last night arrested a man alleged to have taken part in a conspiracy to assassinate President Kennedy. The arrested man is Clay Shaw, 54. a former managing director 1 of the International Trade Mart —an ex-
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      $5,000 alimony
      32 3 l.Ub ANGELES. Thais. Actress Dusty Bartlett, 31, will receive USS 1 700 a month nlimony and US$l,BOO a month child .support from actor Jeflrey Huimr she \\ai> granted here yesterday.
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      Lock icon The first step to decimal coinage
      90 3 LONDON. Thurs. The Government yesterday took the first legislative step to turn Britain over to decimal coinage. The House of Commons gave a formal first readIng to a parliamentary Bill which will eventually put the centuries-old half-crown, florins, sixpences and three penny bits on
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      Lock icon House votes to expel Powell
      153 3 House votes to expel Powell WASHINGTON. Thurs. The House of Representatives last night expelled Adam Clayton Powell from Congress and ordered his seat declared vacant. Congressmen voted by 248 to 176 to exclude the Harlem Negro Democrat for his flouting: of New York Court .judgments and misuse of public funds.
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      Hoffa, powerful boss of Teamsters, jailed for jury tampering
      373 3 Hoffa, powerful boss of Teamsters, jailed for jury tampering pHATTANOOGA, (Tennessee), Thurs. James R. Hoffa. the powerful Teamsters Union president who reputedly could have paralysed the U.S. with a single strike order was yesterday jailed for eight years for jury tampering. The jail order ended a three-year legal battle that
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      Nude startles airline passengers
      70 3 Nude startles airline passengers BLAN TYRE. Thurs. A naked woman yesterday walked the, length of an airliner in front of startled p:.sseng<rs on a Bight frum Salisbury to Baiiiy. Two hiv hostesses rushed forI ward, wrapped Uv middle-aged I European woman in a blanket. retrieved her cloihte from th« toilet
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      Lock icon 'Beer and tea prevent tooth decay'
      162 3 'Beer and tea prevent tooth decay' ]%IELBOURNE. Thurs. Beer, strong tea and derivatives of sugar can all help to prevent tooth decay, the 18th Australian Dental Congress was told here. Beer and tea contain fluoride which protects tooth enamel, but calcium sucrone phosphates, derived from cane sugar give even more
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      Lock icon Former editor dies at 92
      49 3 LONDON TIUBS. «a- Alfred Wataoo. former editor of the Calcutta Statesman and the Westminister Gazette, died ywUri day at his home outside London. He was 92. He was also a member of the managing committee of the National Liberal Club for many years. Reuter.
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    Premier agrees to meet NTUC on sacked 300
    344 4 SINGAPORE, Thursday. THE Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, has agreed to meet the central committee of the National Trades Union Congress on Mar. 8 in connection with the dismissal of about 300 cleansing workers who went on strike in January and
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    STRIKE BAN IN 3 JOBS
    246 4 SINGAPORE, Thursday. THE water, gas and electricity services have been described as "essential services" in which no workman may go on strike. But workmen employed In any essential service outside of the water, gas and electricity services, may go on strike If at least 14
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    Statutory body: Law on union
    111 4 Statutory body: Law on union SINGAPORE, Thurs. A workman employed by any statutory board or body may not be a member of any trade union unless such union is confined exclusively to the employees of that statutory body. This Is the meaning of a new amendment to the trade union
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    Geylang PAP branch chief
    56 4 SINOAPORE. Thurt— The Parliamentary Secretary to the Ministry of National Development, Mr. Ho Cheng Choon. has been re-elected chairman of the Geylang east branch of the People's Action Party. other branch officials are Mr AlUn Teo Boon Guan. secretary; Mr Chong K»c ing Ann. assistant secretary
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    Bank fraud case continues
    45 4 SINOAPORE. Thur». The cross-examination of Sim Boon Chuan. key witness In the Lee Wah Bank case. In which four men are charged with cheating the bank of $1,2 million between September. 1963, and March 4. 1964, continued today. Hearing resume* tomorrow.
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    Bill: A call for views
    69 4 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Parliament's select committee on the Land Titles i Strata i Bill Is calling for representations from the public on the Bill. Representations may be made in Malay. English. Chinese, or Tamil in writing to the Clerk of Parliament. Parliament House. Empress Place not
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    Fireworks show
    34 4 SINOAPORE. Thurs. There will be a display of fireworks from 7 p.m. on Saturday at the New Year carnival grounds at Queenstown, organised by the Queenstown Branch of the People's Action Party.
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    LONDON STOCKS
    336 4 LONDON, Thuri.— Closing middle price* of selecud stocks not Including stamp duty were: RUBBER LONDON. Thurs.— Spot tf^A.. April n\6., M«y n i i&.. June 175<1., April/June 17»jd.. July/ Sept. 17"» d., Oct /Dec. 18'» d. Jan. Mutch 18 v «d April June 18 9 160. July Sept.
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    Spore is moving forward: Slim
    102 4 SINGAPORE, Thurs The Tunisian Minister of Justice, Mr. Mongi Slim had this to say today about his three-day visit to Singapore: "I am impressed all round by your achievements." After a 30-minute meeting with the Prime Minister. Mr. Lee Kuan Yew. at the City Hall.
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    FLYOVER PLANNED IN NEW PHASE
    280 4 SINGAPORE, Thurs. With the new traffic system in the city coming into operation on Sunday. Phase 1 of plans to convert Orchard Road into a one-way traffic road has been completed. Phase 2 of the plans involves the construction of a link road between Penan*
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    It would bring the people closer together says Tan
    1902 5 It would bring the people closer together says Tan BEGINS in this page, the big debate on the National Language BilL.. By Straits Times Parliamentary Reporters rrrrn THOUGH they are Malays and arc proud of the fact that they ar« Malays, they proved at the same time that they are
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      243 5 Straits Times Crossword I HF HP BI*~TH~~MB° HP HF~ ALKOSS i Daitnusi nelinraie.-> sancti--921 down. Assume numan in a monious vilhan (J). voivemenl around the bre.k 8 f^ ua nder hlie d rk water in 20 .9 6. v MM 10. Little room at 20 (5) row if, 11. President
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    Challenge to a PMIP leader to explain to the people
    1696 6 Continues here, the big debate on the National Language 8i11... SEENI: PEOPLE CAN LEARN LESSON FROM CEYLON From Page 5 no longer send th^tr children to national schools. The hundreds of thousands of people in rural areas would continue to
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    'MOVE JAIL TO NEW SITE' APPEAL
    172 6 PENANG, Thursday. JUSTICES of the Peace in Penang are to recomJ mend to the Central Government that th« Penang prison, built over a century ago, be moved to a new site. "We hope to get the State Government's blessings In recommending this move," Inche
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    Malaysia to make anti-pig fever vaccine
    219 6 Malaysia to make anti-pig fever vaccine IPOH. Thurs Malay--1 sia is to product her own vaccine against swine an outbreak of which in Perak and Selangor recently, posed a threat to the multi-million-dollar pi£ industry. The total ban on th» movement of plus within and out of Perak. except with
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    Assaulted tapper dies in hospital
    96 6 KUALA I UMPUR. ThUI A tapper. Kotemtal Velu, 4ft, died without regaining consekmsMM last night 25 hours after lie »s» a.ssaultf*d by a man armed with slick at Kmrnra Estate, seven miles from here A police spuk'^man said Vnla? that Kolanda: vas found on an
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    Privy Council appeal
    60 6 LONDON. Thurs. --Tli*» app#«l by Mr. Lav Llat Meng. a Singapore lawyer, against an order that he be struck off the roll of ndTocates and solicitor* of the High Court for grossly improper conduct In the diacharg* of hrn professional duties, will be heard h? the- Judicial
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    Music exams
    27 6 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. A Fellow of the Trinity Collegs of Music in London, Mr. Home* Field, will arrive her* on April 8 to conduct examinations.
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    Ministries to vitalise school health services
    261 6 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. j Till Minister of l.ducation. Inche Mohamed Khir Johari. and the Minister of Health. Inche Bahaman bin Samsuddin. today launched a project to "co-ordinate and vitalist" school health services. The inaugural meeting of the Joint School Health Service committee, held at
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    Murder charge
    40 6 TAIPING. Thurs Mohamed Shamsudin bin Idrls. 19, a taDper. was charged in a magistrates court hrre with the mur- der of a farmer. Jidin bin Abdul Rahman, at Bukil Gantancr on Dec. 27 He was reminded is custody.
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    Uperation on a judge
    39 6 IPOH. Tliur.s i Justice Ifclntyrt m operated on in the Brftu O 12 miles from nrrr on Saturday for a storTUi I) m.r Hr to report f^d to <v* pp grf 1 Ing »»ti»fictorily now.
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    Europe's Brain Drain
    1957 7  -  BERNARD D. NOSSITER By TRIPLE PAY AND TOP FACILITIES LURE STAR GRADS TO U.S. AND HOW IT GIVES HAROLD A COMMON MARKET CARD WHEN six English engineers working on the hovercraft left Britain in January to join Bell Aerosystems in the United States, the story was splashed
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    DEATH
    25 8 If W.rWi Hi Mlimlmmm) JOSHUA BARULH l.'K>»»d fatbar ot Irti. Kr»nrli and Paulina pam*4 iwht r»«r«fi,'i)r vi Marrti ttrvici at .Ird March pm. No
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
    74 8 h arii tit (Mtmtmmm) MRS MOLLY NUNES. MS Hwr> nil (rand»on Cmrl and Mar-in, thaak rrtattrsa f>>-.i« Tfe* v- itajpaj an* Mar of Blntapor* Rkkava* Otrtf* tm 'h»ir arfaatka, iondoi»nr»« MM naaval of 'r,» frar.ia Nun»a THE FAMILY OF -It* IBM A M s< nool St MvaaMa'i school, and
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    IN MEMORIAM
    19 8 N II lit Mmimnmi ELIZABETH JEE V A VI RUCH AM JOHN imurt i.i iMt. v»[i ••m«:r..
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      The Open Frontier
      644 8 Even if Sarawak did not face subversion and the threat of insurrection the astonishing traffic to and fro across the Indonesian border which has developed lately would be a serious matter. As it is. it is most disturbing. If 10.000 men can come unchecked into the First
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      School Health
      375 8 The K-hool health MffViM which is to b^ launched thi.« ye»i will necesMtrily be a modest affair. The Health Ministry has not the staff for anything ambitious. Indeed, it is being rather brave to launch a new tervice at all, considering the brickbats which have been hurled at
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      School Strike
      194 8 Sureh there was somethine more to trouble at a new secondary school in Kuala Lumpur than a muddy road. Perhaps some people had slipped and fallen as they climbed it. perhaps a woman had lost her slippers in the mvd but is this reason for sixteen teachers to
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      5 8 LEARNING MALAY will appear tomorrow
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    CERTIFICATES FOR 8,957 CANDIDATES WHO HAVE PASSED
    1923 1 CERTIFICATES FOR 8,957 CANDIDATES WHO HAVE PASSED The Cambridge examination results SINGAPORE, Thurs. The Ministry of Education today announced the results of the joint examination for the Cambridge School Certificate, Malaysia Certificate of Education and the General Certificate of Education, 1966. It announced that out of 11,798 school candidates who
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    Highest passes to Raffles Girls
    355 1 Highest passes to Raffles Girls SINGAPORE, Thurs. Raffles Girls' School scored the highest overall percentage of passes in the 1966 Senior Cambridge School Certificate examination 93.8. A total of 165 girls sat for their examination at the school, out of whom, 90 obtained grade I. 39 grade II and 20
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    Lock icon Healey to consult Tengku and Lee soon on base cuts
    219 9 Healey to consult Tengku and Lee soon on base cuts I ONDON, Iliurs. Thr Defence Seer eUtr.v. Mr Denis llcih-v, told Parliament yesterday ho would snort he consulting the Prime Ministers of Malayila ;ind Singapore about reductions in Brit.un s hasr facilities in Singapore and Malaysia. He was replying to
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    $5,000 lost in office
    66 9 KIINGAPORE, Thu: Police were tudu.. vostigating a report fro:n the manager of Orient. Lloyd. In Robinson Road. Mr. G.M.F. Jackson, that $5,000 contained in two envelopes were missing from his office drawer yesterday. Kll office dork told police that after ho had put the money in
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    Rural posting for four
    47 9 \K. Thun i >■> 0.8 iv.up C M: i) a and Mr. .md Mrs. t> Montgomery —have been posted to P- In rural Ue\<*li>pni- iv They in the State Oparatb terdajr on thr rul^ and functions >>f youth clubs, tiie women'i knalHul tanners' aaaoclattoni.
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    44 9 Umno's thanks PENANG. Thurs.— A motion of t hunks lor Urn aervteM of the retiring Minister ol Home Affairs Tun (Dr.) Ismail bin Dato Abdul Rahm.in. to the country vull be moved at tlir Province Umno division's general assembly at B rth on Sunday
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    Man in road crash dies
    56 9 SINGAPORE Thurs K Sebastian. 43. died yesterday at th» Thomson Road hospital of head injuries. sustained (our hours earlier when he «as> knock- ed down by a military van Dune. i in Roud Police are appealing to eve ■rRiMMH io contact Inspector Leong Yee Fouk.
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    'No large-scale sackings yet'
    320 9  -  Cheah Boon Kheng BASE REDUNDANCIES By Singapore. Thurs C 1 N G A POKE, Thurs.— The British armed forces in Singapore have not begun any largescale retrenchment of civilian employees as a result of the proposed defence cuts announced by the British Government. The Deputy Command
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    INVITE BRITISH BACK? 'ABSURD' SAYS BOWDEN
    255 9 INVITE BRITISH BACK? 'ABSURD' SAYS BOWDEN KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs BRITAIN'S Secretary of State for Commonwealth Affairs, Mr. Herbert Bowden, today described as ''absolutely absurd any suggestion that the people of East Malaysia might want to invite the British back to Sabah and Sarawak. "As far as Britain is concerned, they
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    SURVEY OF THE JOBLESS TO BE READY SOON
    214 9 SURVEY OF THE JOBLESS TO BE READY SOON Kuala Lumpur, Thurs AN UNEMPLOYMENT survey in West Malaysia will bo completed soon, the Minister of Labour. Mr. V. Manickavasagam. told the Dc-wan Ra'ayat today. The last survey, in 1962. showed that six per cent of Malaysia's labour force was out of
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    Foolish SAYS SULTAN to make mountain of the language mole hill
    192 9 Foolish SAYS SULTAN to make mountain of the language mole hill KLANU, l'luirs. The Sultun of Selangor said today it would be •ioolisn of Malaysians to matte a mountain of the national 'ang" a «ff i"olehUl." This would particularly be so because Mahiysians had atuined independence without shedding a single
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    Navy rescues a seaman
    71 9 Navy rescues a seaman PENANG. Thur-.-A Chinese teaman of a Royal Navy tanker nas been admitted to the RAAF Base hospital In Butterworth after being lescued by an RAP launch rhich had to travel a total of too miles from Penan? Inland to beyond the northern tip of Suiratra and
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    War-time wife gets a decree nisi
    135 9 SINGAPORE, Thurs. A marriage contracted during the war in 1943 was today dissolved by Mr. Justice Winslow in the High Court. The judge granted a decree nisi to Jessie Kung Wai Kong, 42. a company secretary. The judge said that it did not appear
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    Draw for homes
    45 9 SUNGEI PATANI. Thurs— The draw for 213 low -cost houses in Kampong Bahru Ivre will be hf!d at the Town Council office on Saturday. The draw for Chine*t applicants will start .<t 10 a.m. BM for Malays and Indiana at 2 p.ni
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    Cycle thief
    27 9 KANGAR. Thurs. Mohamed Nor bin Awang, 25. was sentfticed yesterday to six weeks' jail for stealing a bicycle mar Simpang Luna, iour miles from here
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    319 9 THAT'S THE SIGN FOR THE NEW SINGAPORE DOLLAR rpHE new Singapore -L dollar, when it is issued in June, will be referred to as SS the letter "S" against the dollar sign— and will be automatically convertible into sterling, and be fully backed. This is prov (led f»r in
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      1002 10 BH^Hrt^^fc^fl^hA^^ l^^! t OMIIIMIed IriUD Pligr Hi ACKNOWLEDGMENTS M ord* 111 (Minimum) THE FAMILY of the iate Mr. Long \v\' lee. trwnk relatives, friends for then wreaths, scrolls, condolences ai.il Hew «ho attended tbe funeral. 'HI FAMILY OF Ibe lata Mr. Pater Sng thank Key Kather Teng, Doctors. P.elatives, Friends
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      859 10 STEAMBATHS. MASSAGE. ETC M Wmtt St (Mitt.)— Box it rlt. txtrm MARTINA'S SALON. 14 J»I»n P.urnr.ia. Ox\ty Km. Mtisaror* i'j;i>u Hiihun Iw Conm« attending. MODERN MASSACC Wtmtmm% .«trambath» STA Victoria Street, corori Bra* Baun Road. 3 i>oie 1.1 NBM SWEDISH MASSACt STEAMBATM. Kami. HaßMaV*. Hj:rnMlln^. j Tintini; 'J«r»' Air-Condmonrd Mas),
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      808 10 ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT BOARD TENDER NOTICE Tenders will be received by the p Chairman. Economic Development P Board. 2nd Kloor. Fullerton Build- n j Ing. Singapore, for: (a) CONSTRUCTION AND COMPLETION OP TWO TYPE Dl" BTANDARD FACTORY BUILDINGS ON PLOTS 1 2. SECTION 8, JALAN TUKANO. JURONO. Show round: 7 3
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      369 10 NOTICE Ffrl Fridau «k»n dt tutup apada semua la'.u linta* pada ukul IdOO malam 43 67 hlngga ukul 6 pagi 5.3.67 kerana karja nembaiki. TENDERS RENYATWN TAWARAN JKR PAHANG Tawaran2 daripada Ppmboong'2 yanx berdaftar di-da-am JKR Kclas "D" dan kaitas di-bawah Kepala I Pehahan 3 akan di-tenma di•ejabat Jumtrra Ncperi
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      1231 11 to LIVEBPOOL t WEST COAST U.K.. Ova Spore Sans P. Sham Penang ELPENOR Lisbon, L'pool, O'lm A'uwvtn It Pirt OEMODOCU3 I ■.i-'pcol, Glasgow CM. 11 Mar 3 Mm 4 ASTYINAX G asgc* Mar I Mar I MENEiAUS Havre, Liverpool Glasgow... Mar 4 Mar 8 Mm 3/12 Mm 13 PELEUS Mir
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      1383 11 I BENULINE~\ EXPRESS SERVICE TO LONDON, LIVERPOOL k CONTINENTAL PORTS. BENNEVIS fw "»T" 5?" Singapora Pt S'hav Penang Havre Apr I ll Pt Talay Mar 4/ 4 Roiieraia Apr 14 Antwerp Apr 11 RFNAVHN f Liverpool Mm 30 OEtPtAWVrt Hamburg Apr I S-jnoe Pt. S'hart 'fting C'mouth Apr 13 la
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    138 12 MELBOURNE. Thurs. INDUSTRIALS were again (ten- er*lly easier but some stocks Umed to close. BHP gained <i •ents to 56.30. Gold Poultry closed >t $1.18. a rise of 39 cents since Brit Tobacco take over bid of il 28 for SO cents shares Base Metals and Oils were
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    RUBBER PRICES
    321 12 k|.\K< H fimt tridt rubber f.o.b. buyer* closed at 3 P- m in Luala. Lumpur and Singaporr rtterday at 56 4 rrnU per lb. own one ri(hth of a rent on krdnesday't closing level for the esilion. The tone »it quiet but steady. R.A.S. and M.R.K. closing prices
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    CLOSING PRICES
    31 12 Mar 2. Rl BBER PRKE: Ml cents (down one-eighth of a cent). TIN: 5603 (down 371 cents). 1. -Uim.it i (I unofficial offering was 110 tons (up 10 tons).
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    71 12 -HiNESf Prortuca tuhtnn. ■>»«■■ day: Cac.nut ell: bulk 1441 aflleri. drum S47j acllera. Cepra: MUM if oh > looac Mar./ Apr L'T{ H. Pepper: Miintok ertjtc BUB) Mllort. ■atrawmk «nit» ***** nUafajb npfcial <k bia<k siio aolaara, san>i«i limpnag Mack smo »riior» NLWI, ASIA $107* ncllera <100' i
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    A VERY QUIET DAY ON THE STOCK EXCHANGE
    963 12 From Our Market Correspondent ALL was quiet on the Stock Exchange yesterd.o Even the popular counters in the industrials section attracted very little interest. Of the>small amount of trading that did take place. Rothmans saw business done from 52.80 to 52.78 to
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    30 12 Malayan Stuck MBCM Mar. i. .>i»r. Industrials: 10K..17 XIX..M •l»r<i|irrlirs: IM.M HiK.ltX Minings; lOd.i.T 1 0rt..">:i S rubbers: Ills 111.58 l»ec. .'H, 19b:.' Kill. *Oec. 31). i:»i,ti inn.
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    Straits tin price falls 37½ cents at Penang
    363 12 THi: price of Straits tin at Penang yesterday fell 3*l cents to SbO3. This easier tone was in line with a drop of fil| in London on Wednesday. The estimated offering was up 10 tons to 220 tons. LONDON: Tin held about
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    33 12 f\X the frtt nclijrm mirhil In Bnn| v Konii >.»ir.dav th» US. dHUr < 741 (or T.T. and 0.7.ii for toad. Sttrlmic i| 1.1 we an 4 eno tatl el neld a;
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      306 12 P.N. PELAJARAN NASIONAL INDONESIA (PELNI- LINES) ACCEPTING CARGOES FOR:M.V. "KALIMANTAN" ETD 4/3/67 tor BELAWAN M.V. "SELAT SUMBA" ETD 4/3/67 for DJAKARTA M.V. "EPAR" ETD 6/3/67 for JAVA PORTS FOR CARGO BOOKINGS, CONTACT HANDLING AGENTS:- TUNAS LTD. 6D. Robinaon Rd., 4th Floor, Hong Leong Bldg., Singapore). Telephones: *****1-4 I THharborline a»»^
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    1051 13 |)l RINEBB In and reported to the Singapore and Kuala I umpur trading room* of the *tock Exchange yesterday wllh the number of shares traded In l>racket« INDUSTRIALS: Bouittad (1.000) |1 .V Ctntral Sugars (A.nOO) t2 13 P. iin.nnfl) $2 11. D. (10.000) $2.10. D. ft, MO) 10.
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      817 13 f^^^*2^^^^^^B^^B^^^^^^^B ■51 GOVERNMENT OF THE REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE THE LOCAL GOVERNMENT INTEGRATION ORDINANCE, 1961 (No 18 of 1963) NOTK E I'NDER SECTION 19(10) Whereas In exercise of the powers conferred by subsections (1) and (3) of section 19 of the Local Government Integration Ordinance. 1963 (hereinafter referred to as "the
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      808 13 PARLIAMENT OF SINGAPORE LAND TITLES (STRATA) BILL (Bill No. 60,66) The Select Committee of Parliament on the Land Titles i Strata i Bill would welcome representations from members of the public on the BUI. 2. The object of this Bill is to enable the subdivision of blocks of flats Into
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      891 13 PUBLIC APPOINTMENT APPOINTMENT OF HEAD TEACHER Applications are Invited from experienced teacher (preferably Graduates of recognised universities) (or appointment under the Unified Teachinc Service to the post of Head Teacher of Zalnab Secondary School. Kota Bharu, Kelantan. Application forms are available from the school. All completed forms should be sent
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      758 13 TENDERS KENYATAAN TAWARAN JABATAN PARIT DAN TALIAYER. JOHOR. Tsw«ran2 darlpada pemborong2 yang berdaftar denftan Jabalan Parlt Dan Taliayer. Johor. dalam Kelas EX' (a) (O ißangunani dan iKonkertti dan ka-atas akan j di-tertma dl-Pejabat Jurutera Parit Dan Tallayer Negerl. Johor. Johor Bahru. hlngga pukol 12 00 tengah hart pada hari Khamis.
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      264 13 HUME INDUSTRIES (mauya) BERHAD COMPANY ANNOUNCEMENT Preliminary Report of Financial Results for the year ended 31st December. 196fi. The Director* of Hump Industrie* iM»lf»\ai BrrlnH report that the nmpanv had a mml successful year and the limmul revolt* achieved to 3l*t December. 196<> were the highest in Ihe short hi*
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    120 14 Sultan has fun with toy train in his palace THE Sultan of Srlangor having fun with his children yesterday driving this fourcoach miniature train at his palace the Istana Darul l.kh-.m about three miles from Klang The occasion was an "oprn house" for Pressmen who had called on him to
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    $35,000 worth of goods stolen from shop
    190 14 $35,000 worth of goods stolen from shop KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. A gang of burglars struck tor the fourth time In 30 days when they stole valuables and goods worth $35,000 from M. S. Ally and Co., grocers and druggists, In Jalan Mountbatten early this morning. To celebrate their successful raids,
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    Death after a crash
    51 14 SINGAPORE. VWd. Chlng Tiong Chuan. 30. did of hid Injuries las: night in tlv I Hcxspital five Mm after he val knocked down by a rar ai &4 mile. New Jurong Road. Eye-witnesses are »>Jced to poni tact Inspector I.'r>ns Y»e I ths acc.denU btuih, Sepcv
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      748 14 fflrfmanA o/<%//< Ifa// invites applications for the position of PACKAGING PLANNING OFFICER Position Specification After a period of training the nuccessfui applicant would be expected to assume technical responsibility for his department and assist the production management in planning, implementing and controlling efficient production according to established standards. Qualifications Candidates
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      839 14 NOTICES NOTICE PI Bl It WORKS DFPAKTMENT. SINGAPORE Notice is neieby Riven that the Braves on State L.md at Upper Seranguon Road (Between Bartley Road and Paya Lebar Road) forming part of Tan Tock Sens Burial Ground on lot 52 Mfc No. XXIV District Katlang which are aflecied by the
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      146 14 Ml, 't, o*o*f* Ktf V.T. ff«v»wfl*. -COH, THEY'RE TOO V*» A.REWT ANY O* MXI I MOT ME 1 I'VE HEARD J WEU., I TWINK I I COOP HEAVENS, I THINK. I'LL A A.WKWARD, IP (TO LIKE SONS TO UXK AT HIS PRICES ARE WALK OVER c a Al/Mf fIsTTA SPEAR!
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      52 14 The weather HIGHEST and lowest temperatures in Malavia and Singapore for the period 8 p.m. Wednesdf.y to 8p m. yesterday: Highest Lowe* Kuala Lumpur »0 70 Kota Bliaru P4 73 Penang N 72 Ipoh si 70 Malacca s>o 72 Sincapore KS 75 C. Highland! 71 5P Jesselton 84 72 Kuchlng
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    Howell sets the pace
    1259 15  -  MANSOOR RAHMAN and ERNEST FRIDA AMERICAN TAKES $500 PRIZE WITH THREE-UNDER 68 By gURLY Ron Howell of the United States took the lead after the first round in the Singapore Open golf championship with a three-under-par 68 on the 6584 yd Bukit course yesterday. Howell, six-foot-two
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    217 15 SOCCER ROUNDUP INTER-MILAN ELIMINATE EUROPEAN CUP HOLDERS \'DON. Thurs. Real Aj .adrid, the holders, swept out of the European Cup last night by Inter-Milan of Italy The crack Bpanish club were beaten 2-0 In the second-leg of the quarterfinal in Madrid, giving Inter a 3-0 aggregate. Results
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    48 15 OOLV S'porc Opon 2nd round (Bukit course 9.30 a.m.). SOCCER Sultans' Gold Cup: Kedah Ma lavs v PerlLs Malays i A. Stan: Trenggajiu Malays v Pahans Malays (K. Trengganu) HOCKEY MHF Quad: B'gor v Armed Forces Netrrl v Pentnf (Princes Rd. XXi M»l«<wa women's quadrarnruiax (MC. (rd).
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    568 15  -  Epsom Jeep RACING by CABTECK and Orien- tal Pearl, two useful Class Four middledistance performers trained in Singapore by Ahmad Samad. showed good form in a trial at Penang yesterday. Breaking into a gallop from the 4f post, they gradually '.nrrerused speed to
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    143 15 WARNING FOR MOHAMED MANSOOR ATHLETICS THE Singapore AAA an. nounced yesterday that the association's Disciplinary Committee had decided to warn pole vaulter Mohamed Mansoor and caution hurdler Osman Merlcan for misbehaviour I during the Asian Games in Bangkok in December. The two athletes appeared before the Disciplinary Committee on Feb.
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    124 16 IyiUAR. Thurs.— Police J> l here are looking for a confidence trickster who recently cheated a tapper of $75,000 third prize in the Social Welfare lottery. The tapper, T&n Kirn Seng, 30. said he bought th* ticket. No. *****52. in Tangkak. On Feb. 14
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    62 16 SRINAGAR. Wed: A former Chief Minister of Kashmir still being investigated on charges of corruption has been fleeted to India's ventral Parliament in a late election re6ult announced here. Mr. Ghulam Mohammed Balcshi. head of the opposition National Conference, defeated Kashmir's State Minister for Social Welfare,
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    114 16 SINGAPORE. Thurs— Fong loon How (above), a 69->ear-pld Buddhist nun. v Im perished in flames in her room in a temple at Telok Kurau last night, had been plagued by worries before her death, her friends said today. They said she had no relatives,
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    82 16 Floods: 80 families evacuated RAUB. Thurs. About 80 families in the kampongs near here had to abandon their homes today when Sungei Lipis burst its banks following two days' of incessant rain. Of these 20 were from Kampong Sega. where houses were under two to four feet of water. Another
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    459 16 SINGAPORE, Thurs. A Bill to prevent the importation, distribution or reproduction of undesirable publications has been introduced by the Government and gives the power of search of premises to th« authorities. The existing law does not provide for the search of
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    123 16 IPOH. Thurs.— Th e PPP si determined to keen its pled*> not to ircrease assessments in Ipoh. The president of the party Mr. D. R. Seenivasagam. said this in an adjournment speech in the Municipal Council. He said: "We made a promise not to
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    33722 1 CERTIFICATES FOR 8,957 CANDIDATES WHO HAVE PASSED The Cambridge examination results SINGAPORE, Thurs. The Ministry of Education today announced the results of the joint examination for the Cambridge School Certificate, Malaysia Certificate of Education and the General Certificate of Education, 1966. It announced that out of 11,798 school candidates who
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    353 1 Highest passes to Raffles Girls SINGAPORE, Thurs. Raffles Girls' School scored the highest overall percentage of passes in the 1966 Senior Cambridge School Certificate examination 93.8. A total of 165 girls sat for their examination at the school, out of whom. 90 obtained grade I. 39 grade II and 20
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    946 2 STAMFORD COLLEGE- SUCCESS STORY Exams results prove success of Stamford College techniques of correspondence education THE weeks that follow the announcement of results of the Higher School Certificate and Overseas School Certificate Examinations is a period when Stamford College is inundated with letters from successful Collegians in Singapore, Malaysia and
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    202 2 CYMA College of Commerce In Kuala Lumpur., a member of the Stamford Institutes Group, has Initiated the Office Manager's Diploma (Australian Society of Commercial Education) together with six other new courses. The Office Manager's Diploma course is intended to fill a need ln
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    226 2 WITH the growing facilities ln education and the ever-Increasing number of Jobs for women, many nousewlves are finding that motherhood and housekeeping alone are no longer sufficient to satisfy them. Once their children start going to school, they find time hangIng on their hands and
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    664 2 /CORRESPONDENCE education In developing has been an important subject of discussion at two conferences of top educationists held in Europe and America recently. The International Conference on Correspondence Education held in Stockholm in 1965 dealt with the topic of correspondence education in
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    332 2 riE Stamford Institutes Group includes: Stamford College (HomeStudy Courses in English* at Singapore, Kuala Lumpur. Penang and Kuching: Federal College (HomeStudy Courses in the National Language) at Kuala Lumpur; City School of Commerce (Arts, Science and Commercial Courses) at Singapore; CYMA College (Arts and
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    199 2 The Principal and Staff of Stamford Institutes Group (Stamford College, City School, CYMA College and Federal College) extend their hearty congratulations to all successful candidates in the Cambridge School Certificate Malaysian Certificate of Education Examination* 1966. STAMFORD COLLEGE OFFICES IN SINGAPORE rB aim of Federal
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      799 3 MALAYAN CORRESPONDENCE COLLEGE JOHORE BAHRU ADMINISTRATION OFFICES: \CMfip I F OH CHONG BUILDING. (2nd and 3rd Floor) The Princi P al Director of Studies and the Tel 2171 and 2006 Cable- Macorescol I I Tutorial staff extend their warmest congraGeneral Administration Rooms: S and 9 (ti\ J| Motions to M.
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      236 5 more and more STUDENTS ARE NOW ENROLLING WITH M.C.C. BECAUSE M.C.C. PROMISES THEM SUCCESS.. THE SYSTEMATIC WAY M^^H^^ rounded i9iv JOHORE BAMRU ■W.W. A LEADING COLLiCGK of POSTAL KDt'CATIO*' in BOUTS LAST ASIA i F.»tahli*hrd in 1959 i: THE ONLY COLLEGE and INSTITUTION in this REGION that TEACHES ALL THE
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    568 6 Examination results speak for themselves JL'ITION by correspondence is entirely a novel institution in South East Asia. It has been successfully employed in the United Kingdom, India, Australia, etc. and the establishment of a large number of correspondence schools and Colleges, both professional and technical, dearly
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    382 6 W^E have secured the ser- vices of famous educationists, authors and teachers from various parts of the Commonwealth. A great many of them have practical experience in doing Upper Forms work In Malayan and Singapore schools. We are happy to announce that we have
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    206 6 \|ALAYAN Correspondence ifl College, the largest posUl tuition institution in Malaysia, rxtends its warmest conSimulations to all students who were successful In Lower Certificate ol Education. Qualifying Test. Shool Certificate and Huner School Certificate Examinations Once again it has been proved that our homestudy methods have been very effective
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    483 6 gratitude to your College ana the staff who helped me to get a grade I Certificate In the School Certificate Examination I must attribute my success to voar systematic coaching A thousand thanks will not be sufficient to express my gratitude F. 2114 Alor
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    354 6 THOUSANDS OF STUDENTS HA VE PASSED THROUGH M.C.C. OTARTED in 1959 in a very humble way in a one room tenement in Johore Bahru. the College has progressed tremendously during the short span of eight years and has achieved the enviable position as the largest Correspondence institution in Malaysia. The
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    166 6 r pursuance of our policy of riving maximum help to all sections of the student population, the College has Introduced two new Courses namely Art and Tamil Literature for School Certiflcate/M.C.E. Art course Is devised and produced by a specialist who had his training
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      180 7 RAJA'S COLLEGE e °i OF P*° Congratulations to all Successful candidates. RAJA'S COLLEGE offers courses in: PRE-lIMVERSITY CL*S*ES: Ist year 2nd years. SUBJECTS: General Paper Economics History Geography English Maths (Morning/Afternoon/Evening Sessions) SENIOR CIMBRID6E English, Literature, History, Geography, Health Science, Maths, Scripture. (Morning/ Afternoon/1 •nino. Sessions) SECRETARIAL COURSE Shorthand Typewriting
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      230 8 THE S.I.C. ANNOUNCES that THE COMMERCIAL EDUCATION SOCIETY OF AUSTRALIA (Est. 1910) Koi appointed th« Inititote a< iti Local Representative, awtWoritmq to Hold all the Society's Examinations in Singapore. First Exam. Moy/Junt. ti XBfIHHHHi 1 i IT Mr Si HF _> *L I S m m 11 E'ti I I
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    146 1 The casket team shouldered the coffin and bore it out. The band struck up "Hail U> the Chief." This was the last time it would be played for President Kennedy. Jacqueline, remembering how the boy had loved to play soldiers with his father, said:
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    Into the casket... a most precious gift
    3152 1 Into the casket a most precious gift In her darkened room, Jacqueline Kennedy wrote a Together they fell to their knees John was too little to write, so she asked him to mark his sheet as carefully as he could. It was, she said, to be a message for his
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    394 2 On December 1. Jacqueline Kennedy wrote a letter to Nikita Khrushchev that hu never before been published: THE WHITE HOUSE WASHINGTON Dear Mr. Chairman President I would like to thank you for sending Mr. Mikoyan as your representative to my husband's funeral. He looked so upset
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    465 3 Glimpse at old and new architecture MANY FIRMS SEND REPRESENTATIVES TO ASSIST VISITORS AT THE STANDS THIRTY-SEVEN Australian exporters will promote their products and services in an N.OOO-square foot display at the Singapore Building Materials and Services Exhibition which opens tomorrow. The Australian exhibit is sponsored
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    DEMAND FROM MALAYSIA AND REPUBLIC
    594 3 DEMAND FROM MALAYSIA AND REPUBLIC iUSTRALIA. with an advanced and well-deve- loped domestic building industry, is becoming a major supplier ot building materials to SouthEast Asia. Australia's exports of building materials to all countries now exceed $All million a year Among the biggest buyers are Australia's near-neighbours, including Singapore, Malaysia,
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      87 3 The whole world is using more and more Aus- Australian building products is virtually unlimited. steel, hand tools, paints, lacquers and varnishes. tralian building materials because Australia Not only timber, cement and plaster, but a variety Internationally known companies use Australian has a name for marketing world-quality products of hardboards,
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    708 4 EXPANSION MEETS DEMANDS OF EXPORT MARKETS, TOO THE intense building activity which has transformed Australian cities in recent years has assisted Australian tuppliers and servicing organisations in accumulating knowledge and experience which can be of considerable ralue in the development of South-East Asian countries. Development
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    LOUVRES FOR STORE FLATS
    616 5 Firm can build at rate of one floor daily AS a record of achievement in a unique quarter of the building industry, few Australian firms can rival the remarkable progress of a Sydney company. This company, which specialises in hiring out building equipment, has played a
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    392 5 -Building material tests impressive A USTRALIAN science and ■fl Industry has produced a a heavily-galvanised steel sheet with a permanent coating of a special weather and corrosion resistant vinyl. The sheet forms root and wall cladding which Is excellent for buildings are exposed to acid fumes, salt spray, organic acids,
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      304 5 APPLIANCES PTY. LTD. takes pleasure in announcing the appointment of GETZ BROTHERS CO., INC. as their Sole Agents for Singapore, Malaysia Brunei IN COMMERCIAL CQOJNG ITS A WALDORF^Hp Waldorf cooking equipment installations include... Penang Technical Institute Fosters Steak House— Singapore Malaya Teachers College— Johore Bahru Public Works Department, Malaysia and
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    310 6 WINDOWS FOR CLIMATE CONTROL AUSTRALIAN made window fittings incorporating modern architectural ideas ;uc> sold in 23 countries. They are used widely in Singapore, Malaysia, Thailand and Hong Kong and were installed throughout the Thai Hotel, Bangkok, and the Malaysian Housing Trust fbts ;it Johore
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    518 6 OOW can fungus on paintwork be on trolled? Why do some glass panels shatter in the sun? What is the lightest practicable fireproof door? These are three of the 12,000 questions Australian building research authorities were asked last year. The authorities answered all
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    Bathroom, kitchen fixtures on show
    217 6 BATHS, stainless steel sinks and other plumber's fittings are being exported by a company in Victoria. The company"s products have won the approval of architects. builders and plumbers throughout South-East Asia. A wide range of these products will be shown at the Building Materials and
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      211 6 REINFORCED CONCRETE SERVICE MALAYSIA-SINGAPORE AIRLINES HEADQUARTERS BUILDING. A recent slipform project which has been completed using synchronised hydraulic climbing jacks and associated equipment for SPEED and ECONOMY of erection. Supplied and Supervised by:CONCRETE SILOS PTY. LTD. 65 ALEXANDER. STREET CROWS NEST -NSW. AUSTRALIA P.O. Box 126 Phone 43-0324 CONSULTANTS. DESIGNERS
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      309 6 V r Nmk whiskers V-rd.rU I iCI SANITARYWAR? CAROMA CISTERNS proven in ov«r 150.000 installations, feature a one piece moulded casing, in all stan- m> nn.^^ dard colours which never flake Of chip. j. The internal mechanism made en- jH tirely of plastics ensures complete m9kl^Stt^KrSt resistance to all forms
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    Top men from exhibiting firms due in S'pore
    752 7 OF the large contingent of Australian visitors attending the Singapore Building Materials and Services Exhibition, executives reprejenting 13 exhibiting firms have confirmed that they will be coming. They are: A.P.I. CABLES INSULATION PTY LTD.: Mr. Peter Gruchy, Sales Manager has an extensive
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      1027 7 BUILDING MATERIALS AND SERVICES EXHIBITION SINGAPORE MARCH 4 12, 1967 LIST OF AUSTRALIAN EXHIBITORS EXHIBITOR PRODUCTS SINGAPORE AGENT A.P.I. < .iiurs A Insolation Pty. Elrctrlc power cables, cctuso- Alliance Engineering Pty. Ltd. Ltd., 55 Main Hnat, I.ilydale. rips, -nstnunt-nt tubing. P.O. Box 88. Killiney Road! Vie. Singapore 9. Abrasive Products
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      451 7 ©BRADFORD INSULATION INDUSTRIES PTY., LTD. SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA. PIONEERS OF THE MINERAL WOOL INDUSTRY IN AUSTRALASIA. BRADFORD HOME FACTORY INSULATION B. I. FIBERTEX* IS FIREPROOF, VERMINPROOF, CLEAN ODOURLESS. INSULATE YOUR HOME, OFFICE OR FACTORY FOR EVERLASTING COMFORT AND ECONOMY B. I. PRODUCTS FIBERTEX* GRANULATED WOOL FIBERTEX* BATTS AND BLANKETS FIBERTEX* LOOSE
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      265 8 Australia to stage industrial show in Malaysia AUSTRALIA will stage an industrial display in Kuala Lumpur in April this year. The last such Australian event in this country, a general industries display in Kuala Lumpur in 1965, was so successful that it was decided to arrange another and more specialised
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      72 8 TWO salesmen from the National department of Hagemeyer Trading Co. (M) Ltd. have been swarded special training for six weeks at Matsushita Communication Industrial Co. Ltd.. In Japan. They are Mr. Lee Kok Wai and Mr. Hoh Klang Howe from the electronics and communications section jf
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