The Straits Times, 18 March 1967

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    22 1 AVERAGE DAILY rFRTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 150,000 Natiiiiiiil Hnwspapi The Straits Times Estd. 1845 SATURDAY, MARCH 18, 1967 15 CENTS KDN. 2378:2390 M.C.(P)2266
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    Police quiz Syed Nasir
    84 1 Police quiz Syed Nasir KUALA LUMPUR. Friday THE Director of the Dewan Bahasa dan Pustaka, Syed Nasir bin Ismail (left), accompanied by a police officer, leaving his office in Old Airport Road late last night. He had earlier been questioned for more than four hours by the police. Reporters were
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    Tengku's aid-Jakarta plan
    562 1  - Tengku's aidJakarta plan A. SRIPATHY From -MALACCA, Friday TENGKU Abdul Rahman said here today thai Malaysia was willing to convene a meeting in Kuala Lumpur of all countries interested in helping Indonesia to stand on her own feet He told a press conference at the airport: "Malaysia will go mil
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    Lock icon Jakarta army shake-up
    75 1 Jakarta army shake-up JAKARTA, Fri. In- donesia's toughest and most reliable troops were today organised into a special task force to deal with any future uprisings. The task force was formally inaugurated at Army headquarters here. Lt. Gen. Pangabean acting President Gen. Suhartos Deputy read a written statement from Gen.
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    Tun's visit is postponed
    55 1 JESSEI. lON. Pii. 1 lie proposed vi.sit lure by Tv»- Abdul ik haa been postponed indefinitely, it was announced here today. Tlie Deputy Prime Minister was to have llown in today lor an extensi.e six-day visit during which he was to have addressed a nu.nber of
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    Rotary's new No. 1
    30 1 Rotary 's new No. 1 TOKYO. Pri— Mr Klyoshl Togasaki. former President of the Japan Times. Is to be President of Rotary International for 1968--69. He was the only nomination.
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    The lone raider
    61 1 SAIGON. Fri. A lone Navy jet bomber dodged a hail ot gunfire and four guided missiles last night j to lay a deadly cluster of 1.000-lb. bombs on a power plant 20 miles from Hanoi. The plant, at Bac Glang. Is North Vietnam's newest J major power
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    Lock icon Surprise visit
    25 1 ADEN. Fri —Mr. George Thomson British Minister of State tor Foreign Affairs. Hew in here today on a surprise mission from London. Reuter.
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    Just fancy that...
    61 1 MBLUN (France), Fri. Polite used magnetic devices today to pick up thousands of nails which dropped from a lony over a distance of »>0 miles and left dozens of can stranded with punctured tyres. Several motorists said they tried to catch up with the lorry and alert
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    Lock icon PSC will get a complaint says Tengku
    345 1 KIALA LI.MIUH. Friday TENGKU Abdul Rahman said here today thai the Public Services Commission would eventually gel a complain! againsl Syed Nasir bin Ismail, Director of Dewan Bahasa dan Pustaka, over his stand on the National I Language Bill. "Othprwi.se his head of
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    Soek a mental case, experts tell Suharto
    202 1 Soek a mental case, experts tell Suharto JAKARTA. Pit Dr. Soekarno was declared mentally ill by two Indonesian psychiatrists under oath almost one month before he was dismissed from office. Informed BOttTces told United Press Internationa] today that two private psychiatric examinations were ordered by Gen. Suharto shortly before the
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      Wilson: Big 'if' on break with U.S. on Vietnam
      305 2 Wilson: Big 'if' on break with U.S. on Vietnam LONDON. Friday •JHK Prime Minister, Mr. Wilson, said last night that he would have dissociated Britain from U.S. action it: Vietnam if he thought it would hasten the <-r;d of the war there. But he did not Uiink it would, and
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      Evicted NATO chief gets top honour
      140 2 Evicted NATO chief gets top honour PARIS, Fri. President de Gaulle today awarded the highest rank in the Le^km oi Honour us a farewell tribute to the U.S. K**nt*r;tl whose Nato forces France has evicted from French soil. President de Gaulle kissed Gen Lyman Lernnltzer on both cheeks and handed
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      Lock icon TOO MANY BOMBS, SAY U.S. COMMANDERS
      120 2 Vy.USIIiNUTON, Kf.. U.» pUDM dro|)|)fd 68.000 tons in bOOlbfl on UUTfCtI ill Nurtii mid Stuith Vietnam lum month, nr lour times the tonnage used in an average mouth i>i ;he Korean Wur i s. officiate Raid today. DlKpuUng chargM of a bomb .short an?
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      Lock icon Their 101 st wedding anniversary
      41 2 Their 101 st wedding anniversary TJALAISHI Orujev ■"and his wife Amina, of Azerbaijan. USSR, who celebrated their 101 st wedding anniversary recently. He is 130 years old and she is 114. Both are reported to be in excellent health. UPI picture.
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      Lock icon Press Foundation for Asia to be set up
      132 2 pOLOMBO, Fri. A Press Foundation Is to be set up to deal with problems of the Asian newspaper industry. This was decided here today at the final session of the Asian Newspaper Conference at Kandy. a mountain resort north of here. The
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      Lock icon Uproar as deputy threatens to blow up chamber
      170 2 Uproar as deputy threatens to blow up chamber QUITO. Fri.— A session of the Ecuador Constituent Assembly ended in uproar yesterday after a deputy threatened to blow up the building. Deputies, members of the public and attendant!! rushed for the exits when the deputy. Mr. Vicente Levi. pulled out se\eral
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      Border clash death
      27 2 AMMAN. PYi. A Jnrdaniwi farmer was killed and anoTher wounded in a border clash yesterday between Jordanian and Isrnrli forces a military spokesman announced.
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      Lock icon Unemployment in US steady at 3.7 p.c.
      81 2 WASHINGTON. Pti America's unemployment rate remained at 3.7 per cent last month and total employment held virtually steady despite a slight decline in manufacturing work, the Labour Department reported today. Jnb nains in construction. State and local governments and service employment helped to
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      Awards for Gallipoli veterans after 52 years
      163 2  - Awards for Gallipoli veterans after 52 years Jack Fingleton From i (CANBERRA, Fri. It y will be 52 years on April 25 since the Australian and New Zealand Army Corps fought first at Gallipoii and the Prime Minister, Mr. Harold Holt, announced today a belated attempt to catch up with
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      Lock icon Computers ordered for push button artillery
      123 3 Computers ordered for push button artillery ONDON. Fri. The British Army is recruiting computers to be sent on to the battlefield for push button gunliic The Defence .Ministry •aid yesterday that 76 miniature computer systems have been ordered for the artillery and should be in service next year. alMounted In
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      Lock icon Libel suit against BBC, writer settled for £11,500
      148 3 T ONDON, Fri. The BBC and a sketch writer have agreed to pay theatre chief Emile Littler (above) £11.500 to settle a claim that a television satirical show depicted him as a hypocrite. Mr. Littler, 63 impresario, producer, author and company director
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      More aid for Cento allies?
      36 3 WASHING -Britain and the United yesterday tv study the >■ of Incn nje kid to Turkey. Pakistan ami Iran through the gam:-.,-Th:.s conclusion ol conference of the five-nation CENTO economic commute?.— Reuur.
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      Lock icon Conditions in drought hit Bihar shock Brando
      101 3 CALCUTTA. Fn. Film star Marlon Brando returned today from a fiveday tour of drough stricken Bihar State and said: "Nobody outside Bihar could ever imagine the condition of this famine stricken multitude." Brando was said to be dteeuwing a charity lilm Wttb Indian
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      Lock icon 'Flying saucers' all so much hot air...
      122 3 CHICAGO, Fri.— Recent reports of unidentified flying objects over Minnesota stemmed from hot air and the ingenuity of an inventi\c \outh. Richard I'ndlin. 17. revealed vrsterdav that he had been building and flying olorful contraptions since Sunday night. He got the idea from
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      Lock icon Dewi says she gets a daily message from Soekarno
      203 3 Dewi says she gets a daily message from Soekarno TOKYO, Friday. IJOCTOK Soekarnos Japanese wife Ratna Sari Dewi said yesterday that he sends her a daily message and advises her not to worry about politics. Speaking from Keio Hospital where she gave birth to a daughter on March 7. Madam
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      AIR BUNNIES FORCED TO QUIT AT 32
      272 3 WASHINGTON, Friday. AIRLINE stewardesses are being forced to retire at the age of 32 or 35 because they no longer fit the "Flying Bunny Club" image. Congress was told today. The complaint was made by Miss Colleen Boland. president of the airline stewards
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      Lock icon CONNIE FRANCIS TO WED A LAWYER
      93 3 ]^EW YORK. m. -Singer Connie Francis (above) said yesterday that sh» was engaged to a New York lawyer and would be married "before the year is over." Her fiance is Michael Capanegro. 37. a former New York State assemblyman. "Michael invited me to a
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      Lock icon Stolen Mozart original found
      47 3 PARIS. Fn. An anonymous telephone call yesterday led officials to Mozart's original manuscript of the oora Don Giovanni, which had been reported stolen from the National Library on Jan. 18. Thf manuscript, described as invaluable, had been hidden in the library basement. A.P
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      Lock icon A chemical solution to the nuclear fall-out problem
      360 3 CWEDISH disarma- ment experts said yesterday that a theoretical discovery that could lead to possible elimination of radioactive fallout from nuclear explosions had no political importance. Mr. Sten Andersson and Mr. Bo Holmberg. of the Defence Researcb Institutes high temperature laboratory. believe
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    Betty's big moment
    161 5 Betty's big moment MALAYSIA'S Betty lim Saw lira 24. addressine a hue* auilirnce after she was elected Queen of the Pacific in Melbourne last Sunday. With her is Heather Siddonv Singapore's representative. Kunners up were Nancy Amero, 18. of Hawaii, and filWlli Ma. 19, of Hone Kon« Betty received AS:).OOO
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    STRIKE NOTICE BY BUSMEN
    162 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. The 300 workers of the Toong Fong Omnibus Co. today served a two-week strike notice on the management, In a move to settle the dispute over wages and conditions of service, the Malayan Employers Consultative Association will meet the workers tomorrow at 10.30
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    An offer to help issue new ones
    307 5 THAT I-CARD PROBLEM THE National Regis- tration Department in Kuala Lumpur is "ever willing" to help issue Singapore's new laminated plastic identity cards to its citizens in West Malaysia if it is asked to do so. The Comm:.v-.< ncr for National Registration, inche
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    SABAH CHINESE WARNED ON 'POLITICAL CHESS'
    111 5 JESSELTON. Fri The, i Chinese electorate in j Sabah were today uarned not to indulge in a game of "political chess." The president of the j nited Sabah National Organisation. Tun Mustai>li.i bin Dato Harun, uri fined "political chess" as sitting <>n the fence
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    Perlis Umno backs the L-Bill
    110 5 KANGAR. Fri. All Perlis Urn n o branches have pledged their support for the National Language Bill. Inche Ja'afar bin Hassan, the vicechairman of the State Umno liaison committee disclosed today. Inche Ja'afar. who recently led a paitv of Perils Umno ofticials on a tour
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    'Preparing for the 70s'
    40 5 SINGAPORE Fn. Thr M.nister lor Foreign Affairs. Mr. S. Rajaraniam- will Rive a talk, on ■preparing for the 70's" at the V's Men's Club of Singapore <Brix Chapter! luncheon meeting tomorrow at the Troika Restaurant. I
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    Prizes, games, food at big fair today
    205 6 Prizes, games, food at big fair today Fri. School children. house-wives, members of Service clubs and the WRACs are coming forward tomorrow to man the 37 games stalls at the Wonderland Food and Fun Fair. Throughout today. they were putting the final touches to the Old Admiralty House and Its
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    Pakistan Day
    32 6 SINGAPORE Fn Pakistan Day on March 23 will be celebrated iii Singapore with a reception at Four Lions at 6.30 p.m. on that day. About 300 quests have been Invited.
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    Charter: 'Views not unanimous'
    811 6 Charter: Views not unanimous' WHEN Parliament re- sumed debate on the report of the consj litutional commission today. back-benchers had their say. which later prompted the Minister for Law and Development. Mr. E. W. Barker, to observe in his winding-up: "The members of the House do not appear to be
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    NO POSTAL DELIVERY ON HARI RAYA
    105 6 SINGAPORE. Frl. The j Postma.-t.er -General an-' nounced today that there would be no delivery of correspondence or parcel;, on March 22 Hari Raya Hajl holiday The hour.- of busines- at the General Post Office will be from Sam to noon. All other post
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    Call-up is launched
    174 6 REMINDER CARDS GO OUT TO 9,000 YOUTHS SINGAPORE. Kri The first phase of Singapore's national call-up registration went into operation today when the Central Manpower Base at KaMang completed the job of posting pink "reminder" cards to the homes of some 9.U00 young men of 18. Recipients
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    Social studies exam results
    154 6 Social studies exam results SINGAPORE. Frl The University of Singapore today announced the tollowtiig candidates have passed the first year examination fur the Diploma In Social Studies Part I held in January this year: Miss Crwe Yok Chin. Peter Chong Jit San. Cboo Lee C'nean. Miss Deby Sarojiny Krishnan. Miss
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    'HONGKONG HOT HARBOUR'
    56 6 SINGAPORE. Fri. A charity morning show in aid of the Singapore Boy Scouts Geylang District Association will be held at the Capitol cinema at 8.30 am on March 27 under the patronage of Mr. Tail Boon Chiang, president of the Industrial Arbitration Court. The film will be
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    $5 fee to replace lost new l-cards
    108 6 $5 fee to replace lost new l-cards SINGAPORE. Fn. Tht Singapore Government has asked all those in possession ol the new laminated identity-cards to exercise more care in keeping them safe. A statement said that there had been many reports of loat ol the new cards. It added' Any person
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    Sydney training
    26 6 SINGAPORE. Pit Mr R. Purushothaman. in accountant uith Qantas has returned to Singapore after a week's training at the airline's head office in Sydney.
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    The Navy's guests
    124 7 MINISTERS PUT ON LIFEJACKETS FOR COPTER FLIGHT HE Minister of Finance, Mr. Tan Siew Sin, came to the conclusion that mere observation of Wednesday's naval exercise, no matter how "stimulating and interesting," was inadequate. So he chose active participation of some form It>y donning a lifejacket on
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    Court is told of revolvers find in flat raid
    252 7 Court is told of revolvers find in flat raid IPOH, Fri. Two reA volvers were recovered by police raiding a flat in Kuala Lumpur, a magistrate's court was told today. Detail.-- of the raid were told at a preliminary inquiry in which Tan Hock Kirn, alias Tan Hock Khoon alias
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    PAY PACT DISPUTE HEARINGS OVER
    160 7 CINGAPORE. Fri. The Industrial Arbitration Court today concluded its hearings in the dispute between the Straits Times Press (Malaya) Ltd. and the Singapore National Union of Journalists over a new agreement for the company's Journalists, photographers and artists employed in Times House. A collective agreement
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    Three in running for Khaw's job in MCA
    182 7 Three in running for Khaw's job in MCA l/'UALA LUMPUR, 1Y Fri. The MCA central working committee will meet here on March 26 to appoint a new secre-tary-general and a director of publicity. The Minister of Local Government and Housing, Mr. Khaw Kai Boh, resigned as secretaryKeneral last month because
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    Off to help in Sabah polls
    45 7 KANGAR, Fri. Senator Abdul Rahman bin Ahmad. Perlis State Umno youth liaison chairman, left here yesterday to assist Alliance candidates contesting In the Sabah general elections. He will join other Alliance leaders in Kuala Lumpur before proceeding to Sabah.
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    MALAYSIA WILL ACCEPT ASA VARSITY DEGREES
    179 7 MALAYSIA WILL ACCEPT ASA VARSITY DEGREES IPOH, Fri. Mutual recognition of degrees and exchange of teachers are envisaged in educational cooperation between Malaysia, the Philippines and Thailand partners in the Association of South-East Asia. The Minister of Education, Inche Mohamed Khir Johari, .said today that Malaysia "has already Mill out
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    New clubhouse
    31 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. The Minister of Education. Inche Mr> hamed Khir Johari, will open the Methodist Afternoon School Old Boys' Association clubhouse in .U--lan Bereni tomorrow at 4.30 pas
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    A confidence vote sought at NTUC meet
    318 8 A confidence vote sought at NTUC meet CINTiAPORE, Fri. Delegates attending a special conference of the National Trades I'nion Congress tomorrow will be asked to express confidence in the NTUC leadership. A resolution to this effect said that it was not possible for the NTUC central committee to give proper
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    JUDGE IN RIOTING CASE: PC CONFUSED COURT
    198 8 SINGAPORE. Fri. A District Court Judge, Mr. Donald Yeo Hock Chwee, today recommended that a police witness be reprimanded by his senior officer for "confusing the court" with contradictory evidence. The police witness. Police Constable K. A. Kannan, was testifying in the trial
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    Dr. Toh to take part in Seacom inauguration
    240 8 Dr. Toh to take part in Seacom inauguration CINGAPORE, Fri.— Six Commonwealth Prime Ministers and acting Prime Ministers will have an informal chit-chat on the telephone on March 30 to inaugurate a 23,000 mile hook-up. Dr. Toh Chin Chye, Singapore's acting Premier, will participate on behalf of the Republic in
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    90 accidents
    17 8 SINGAPORE. Fri— Ninety accidents, five of them described as serious, were reported to police yesterday.
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    700 at funeral of a 'great leader of Rotary'
    371 8 700 at funeral of a 'great leader of Rotary' SINGAPORE, Fr i. Prominent Singapore social worker, Dr. Arthur W. S. Thevathasan, was buried at the Bidadari Christian Cemetery this afterno on following an hour-long memorial service at the Wesley Methodist Church in Fort Canning Road. The 53-year-old Vice President of
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    WHO chief visits medical centres
    127 8 SINGAPORE. Fri. The World Health Organisation Regional Director for the Western Pacific. Dr. Francisco J. Dy, was briefed on Singapore's medical facilities and Its health programme today when he visited the University of Singapore's Medical Faculty, the General Hospital, the School of Nursing, and the
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    The split in the army and the rise of Chou
    1896 9  - The split in the army and the rise of Chou STANLEY KARNOW concluding: the cultural revolution in perspective By BEFORE dawn last Jan 22, troops based in Peking sped 30 miles southward to Fangshan county in adjoining Hopei Province Their move, sources in the capital disclosed, was the first active
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENT
    50 10 29 Worit SIS Minimum, THE FAMILY OF the late Miss Chla and S<»T of BMI Thomson Road Ron plUl Ward 3 for all kindness shown to her during her racent Illness, also all friends and relatives who sent wreath*. donations, etc. as well aa thoa* who attended ke* funeral
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    IN MEMORIAM
    57 10 Iforsts 11$ (Minimum) IN I/ER LOVING Memory of dearest Papa. V S David. HOALIM, CMILY, helov*4 mother of Philip. Klma and Joyce, l^ld to rest years ago today. "Kver tn our heart* IN LOVING MEMORY of Mr. R. K Mukherje* who left v* on 1«.3.ft4 :psed hut always
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    ANNOUNCEMENTS
    357 10 War 4, in I ¥inimnm I SAY Old Chap are those Glookt frlenrtiv or hostile. It depend* or the colour tM man COCKPIT HOTEL'S "RUSTTAFEL 1 Is nfrvpd Saturday and Sunday Lunch rv«»rvations 33«4« Spore. BEGIN YOUR DAY with dellclou* Quaker (>.<>• More protein. Iron and Vitamin Xl I*
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  • The Straits Times Saturday, March 18, 1967.
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      A Tolerant Society
      692 10 Most of the debate in the Singapore Parliament on the report of the Constitution Commission has been addressed to tlie rights of minorities and the virtues of an equal multi-racial society. As the Commission was especially charged to consider what constitutional provision there should bo. for the
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      Irian Fighting
      336 10 Reports of fighting between i Indonesian soldiers and West Irianese brings back memories of days when Lt.-Gen. Djatikusomo, of unhappy recollection, spoke of "civilising thpse natives, if necessary at the point of the bayonet." But it is not necessarily like that. Mr. Adam Malik, the Foreign Minister, has
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      Second Seminar
      151 10 Heartened by the success of its first seminar on national development, in October last year, Malaysia has laid down a more ambitious event for June. Though the general purpose will be the same, to draw attention to development administration as an equal partner with economic planning, its scope
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    PSYCHEDELIC
    369 10  -  JOE HAGGERTY By. JUST call something "p s y chedelic" In America today and the customers will come rushing. Whether It's a night club, a shop, fabrics or even old junk, psychedelic is the magic sales word. Originally. psychedelic referred to LSD and other mlnrf expanding drugs. Now the
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    TWENTY-ONE REASONS FOR DOUBT
    1678 10  - TWENTY-ONE REASONS FOR DOUBT PENN JONES The Kennedy assassination I—Byi By Editor of the Midlothian Mirror, Texas AS an American editor with some legal training. I realise that the series of strange deaths, accidents and murders that have followed the assassination of President Kennedy proves nothing. But as a journalist
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    Jail for boy who beat up his teacher
    137 11 Jail for boy who beat up his teacher OINGAPORE. Fri.— A student, Teng Ec Bin, 16, was today Jailed for six weeks by a district court, for assaulting his physics teacher. Kang Ser Par, at Yoke Ens High School on Jan. 3. After pasting sentence, the third dlstrirt Judee Mr.
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    Course for 300 teachers
    37 11 KANGAR. hi: About 300 adult education teachers in Perils will attend a onf-day course at the r>prm.i Enuii.'-h School here tomorrow. Tlir acting Mentri Bfsar. Inehe Ahmad bin Musa. will opon the course.
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    Robbed and assaulted
    38 11 PARIT BUNTAR. Fri. Porkseller Ooi 800 Kay. 71. was awaulted and robbed of (SO by three men on the Parit Buntar Tan Jon c Piandang road yesterday. He m admitted to hospital with head injuries.
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    Lt. Doris on parade
    44 11 I/UALA LUMPUR. Fri.— The Territorial Army's second commissioned woman officer. Lieut. Doris Chan Cheons Pin. today took her -irst parade with 50 volunteers of the 11th Signals Squadron. The unit's commanding officer, Capt. Hassan bin Abdul Wahab. inspected the parade.
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    Stamp Club
    27 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. The Selangor Stamp Club will hold us 20th annual meeting at the British Council Hall here at 6.15 p.m. on March 28.
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    Matter of great pride to me says Tengku
    276 11 Matter of great pride to me says Tengku Acceptance by Malays of the Language Bill KUALA LUMPUR, Friday. TENGKU Abdul Rahman said today it was a matter of great pride to him that the Malays had accepted the National Language Bill. What impressed him most, the Prime Minister told Merdeka,
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    Umno urged: Counter these activities
    136 11 Umno urged: Counter these activities I/UALA LUMPUR, Fri. Umno Headquarters here was today urged to counter the activities of those who opposed the National Language Bill by holding forums, from national to branch level, to clarify provisions contained in the Bill. The call was made in an editorial in the
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    Walker off to Britain
    41 11 KUALA LUMPUR, Prl The British High Commissioner, Bir Michael Walker, left this morning for London on three months leave. He was accompanied by his wife. While In London. Sir Mlchnel will have consultation* at th» Commonwealth Office
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    Have mill but no padi...
    37 11 PENANO. Pri Malay padl planters in Sungti Rusa village. Ballk Pulau. have decided to postpone the opening of their rice mill because of the destruction to their crop* by rati and injects
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    Rotary guest
    28 11 IPOH Prl. Ceylon* Hlfh Commivsioner to Malaysia. Mr. M. M. Mahroof. will be guest of honour and principal speaker at the Ipoh Rotary Club dinner tomorrow.
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    $***** damages award against teacher
    219 11 $***** damages award against teacher SINGAPORE, Fri. Damages totalling $31,850 were awarded by Mr. Justice Winslow in the High Court today against Betty Cohen. 43, a schoolteacher, who was Involved in a road accident in which nursing sister. Foo Siew Cheng, was killed Foo. 32. a mother of two. was
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    Entrance exam to Nantah
    27 11 SINGAPORE. Fri About 500 candidates today began the tnree-day extrance examination to Nanyang University simultaneously at Kuala Lumpur. Ipoh. Penang. Kuching and Singapore.
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    Hit by train
    44 11 SINGAPORE. Fri. Narajrana Pillal. 50- was injured when he wa s knocked down by a train in Kianji hist night Police said fie was wandering near the tracks He suflered a broken left leg and a gash on h s head
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    So a young robber gets a chance...
    89 11 PENANG. Fri. Defence counsel Mr. David Choong, was success! ul in a plea today on behalf of Koay Thean Chooi. 16. convicted if robbing a man in an amusement park of $70 and a S3O watch He told the Sessions Court piesident, Mr
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    'Book mark day'
    29 11 PENANG. Fri. The P<nang State branch of the Central Welfare Council will hold a "book mark day" on March 27 in aid of its welfare fund.
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    Singapore WILL get those rifles says Bundy
    156 11 Singapore WILL get those rifles says Bundy SINGAPORE. Fri. Singapore will get the 20.300 high velocity ARIS rifles it had ordered from the IS. despite criticisms by South Koreans that they were being denied these rifles. The IS. Assistant Secretary of State for Far Eastern Affairs, Mr. William P. Bundy.
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    PC found shot dead in locked room
    83 11 CINGAPORE. Kri. P.C. Abdul Halim bin Haji Ibrahim. 20, found shot dead last nieht in his Kampong Bahru barracks, had earlier locked himsei* in his room. A police spokesman said today that another constable, on hearing a >hot fired at five minutes past
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    POLICE INTERCEPT INDON GUNBOAT AFTER A CHASE
    200 11 POLICE INTERCEPT INDON GUNBOAT AFTER A CHASE UUALA LUMPUR. 1Y Fri. A Marine Police patrol launch intercepted an Indonesian gunboat loaded with scrap rubber after a five-mile chase in Malaysian territorial waters off Batu Pahat. The gunboat crow, who Identified themselves as Indonesian Customs mm. were ordered to leave Malaysian
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    Kronchongs are back
    66 11 PENANG. Fri Kr o n chonga and Dondanc Sayang favourite* D( thi past— win be included .n thib yr.ir.s Radio Star contest. Other sections in the contest will be the lagu langgam. lagu asli. and seriosa i modern sonc>. Entries close on March 29. The winners will
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      844 11 TV MALAYSIA CHANNEL 5 Koala Lumpur 600 News In Tamil: 6.10 Super and Penanf; 6 Ipoh and Ma- Six cartoon; 6.35 Dennis the lacca; 3 and 10 Johorr Bahru; Menace: 7.00 News In Engli.-h; 4 Taipint; 7 Batu Pahat; 9 7.10 Focus; 7.35 Bewitched Killing. Ling Ling; 8.00 News ln
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    Court told of 'HM' beer seized in flat
    237 12 Court told of 'HM' beer seized in flat If U ALA LUMPUR, Fri. 1V —Five people, three of them young women. were today charged in the Sessions Court with illegal possession of 139 bottles of duty free beer at a flat in Hicks Road here. They were Lucy Chin and
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    For talks
    22 12 SINGAPORE Fri -The Bulgarian Minister for PoreiEn Tr.iclo. Mr. Ivan Budinov. will arrive here on March 29 for trade talks.
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    TAFFIS 'HONEST AND SINCERE'— TENGKU
    170 12 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Tengku Abdul Rahman today described Incru> Ahmad bin Haji TafT. the Singapore Umno leader, as a "sincere and honest" man. "I can give him a Job without him asking for it j but Inche Ahmad prefers to stay in Singapore because j
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    STOP THIS GANG UP AGAINST UPKO, ALLIANCE IS TOLD
    280 12 I ESSELTOW, Fri.— J Dato Donald Strphe n s, president of Upko, today appealed to Alliance leaders to work for party solidarity Instead of trying to create a situation where it appeared that his party was no longer an Alliance partner.
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    Lock icon Details of British aid for Singapore teachers
    158 12 Details of British aid for Singapore teachers T ONDON, Fri. The Ministry of Overseas Development yesterday gave details of British aid for the Singapore Teachers' Training College. Mr. Albert Oram, Parliamentary Secretary to the Ministry, said in the House of Commons: "We have agreed to provide over the next three
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    Civic course for youths
    50 12 I KLUANG. Fri. The Youth Council here will hold a four day civics course in conjunction, with Youth Week from Tuesday at the Secondary English School hall here. Morn than 120 debates from the various youth clubs in the district are expected to attend the course
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    Fans stolen
    25 12 PENANG. Frl. Thieves broke Into a newly-built house in Pinhorn Road last night and stole coiling fans and padlocks valued at over $450.
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    Big send-off as Ritchie leaves for Sarawak
    110 12 A LOR STAR, Frl. The Kedah and Perils Chief Police Officer. Senior Asst. Commissioner J. G. Ritchie, was today given a big sendoff when he left by an RMAF plane for Kuala Lumpur en route tv Sarawak to take up his new appointment
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    Lock icon Apathy blamed
    349 12 WHY BRITAIN IS LOSING HER ASIAN MARKETS GLASGOW, Friday. JJRITAIN'S top salesman in the Far East told exporters here yesterday that they were losing markets because of apathy. Opportunities for doing business in the Commonwealth countries of Asia were being lost, said Mr. Michael Montague, chairman of the
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    Lock icon 3 Japanese radio transmitters for Malaysia
    63 12 3 Japanese radio transmitters for Malaysia TOKYO, Fri. Malaysia's Ministry of Information and Broadcasting has ordered three 50--kilowatt radio transmitters from Toshiba of Japan. The transmitters will be used as part of a broadcasting expansion programme aimed at strengthening transmission or radio programmes and increasing coverage in Malaysia. They will
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    Gls help to boost Malaysia's name in U.S.
    194 12 Gls help to boost Malaysia's name in U.S. DENANG, Fri. Vacationing Gls ar« helping to boost Malaysia among the people of America. "Thank* to the praises they Mng on their return home thli country is now better known ;n the United States 1 Professor Henry A. Shenk, chairman of the
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    Bulbs stolen
    25 12 PENANG. Pri. More I has 264 Vr.sp.! nootcr hradlamp bulbs. valued at $365. were stolen from a .v:.ur m Wflrt Quay here yesterday.
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    MISS TOURISM MISSES THE FIRST LADY
    96 12 \f ANILA. Fri.— Miss Tourism Singapura Wei Hong Neo today presented Singapore orchids to the wife of the Philippine Vice-President Miss Wee. 20. called on Mrs. Mariqult Lopez at the start of her first full-day schedule In Manila after arriving here yesterday afternoon. She
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      59 12 Bugs Bunny By Ralph Hcimdahl f IT<;A| V <SVA#A*ST££D^) s^ VEWV DOC. r~S f TWAT WASH ANJ 1 WEAR CMEAP i i^~?^-^ I SUIT IS VESS PER VaBEVoJ 14 I twemty bucks, j y 6u£E it Mm /tll\ I' bussys sutr "fcfeaVv^ y^^\\ W^k ''I'LL WASH THIS I'D LIKE TOTAL*
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    1754 13 Ombudsman when the time is opportune— Barker SINGAPORE PARLIAMENT By Our Parliamentary Reporter* SINGAPORE, Friday A FTER a three-day debate, Parliament tonight unanimously endorsed the Government's views on the report of the Constitutional Commission, whose chief r e co m mendations were for the appointment of an Ombudsman (Parliamentary commissioner
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    COUNCIL OF STATE WILL HAVE 35 MEMBERS
    282 13 COUNCIL OF STATE WILL HAVE 35 MEMBERS Intended to appoint a maximum of 36 members. He said the Government co-.ilci not accept the recommendation that the President appoint the members to tha Council at his discretion. The appointments would b* rr.ade by the President with the advice of the Cabinet
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      CLINIC FOR PALOH IS ON THE WAY
      96 14 CLINIC FOR PALOH IS ON THE WAY I REFER to the letter from Lim Kong Teck (S.T. March 14) complaining that the Government has provided Paloh with a temple instead of a clinic. A sub-health centre is Included in the First Malaysia Plan. The large sum involved has alroady been
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      LEFT OUT
      90 14 GOVERNMENT clerks normally have specific duties. School clerks have to do everything. Yet when the salaries of government clerks were revised, school clerks were left out. We also do not receive housing and medical benefits. In a Circular dated Sept. 29, 1956. the then Director of Education stated
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      Rent Act changes may start a vicious circle
      540 14 ItN amending the Rent Control Act barely three months after it was passed, the Government has given in to the hysterial outcry of a section of the public. This outcry, it is true, was the result of some landlords demanding exorbitant increases
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      LEARNING THE LESSON
      135 14 LEARNING THE LESSON JN rebuilding the bridges at Bota and Tanjong Belanja, destroyed in the recent floods, the Perak Government should learn Irom past mistakes. The Bota bridge was Intended to stand above the water level even in the worst floods. But though it was not submerged it was swept
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      Two tongues? The NUPW explains
      302 14 QUR attention has been v drawn to the March 11 statement by spokesman 01 the Ministry of Lands and Mines mid al.so to a letter from the same source in the name of Enche' Hood oin Haji Musa. (S.T. March 16). Thero are no 'wo
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      ARMY ANSWERS AN 'UNFAIR' CHARGE
      249 14 |N A case tried in the Kuala Lumpur Sessions Court, it was reported that the Ministry of Defence was reproached by the President of the Court with having "abetted army personnel In committing offences under the Customs and Excise Ordinances by allowing them to take
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      A plea for a better road sign system
      133 14 C\U the few times 1 have v driven around Sinßapore, I have been constantly frustrated by the lack of a proper roadsign sy.stem. The signs at present in use are very small and difficult to see. and it is easy to take
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      Plagued by soot and smoke
      114 14 Plagued by soot and smoke 'JTiE residents of Hlndhede Drive have had to put up appalling conditions in the past few years. Soot and dust from the granite and tar roasting plant situated nearby have made life miserable for us. After we complained to the Ministry of Health, there was
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      HELMETS
      112 14 r |"O COMPLAIN against the wearing of cra.shhelmeus because of the inconvenience is not a feeble excuse, as suggested by your correspondent Motorist (S.T. March 11). It takes a motor cyclist, and not a motori.^t, to fully appreciate the inconveniences caused. If a motor cyclist does not obey the
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      NO REPLY
      80 14 I HAVE been trying for 11 months to correct an error in my birth certificate. I wrote to the Registrar of Births and Death* in Petaling Jaya, Selangor. last May, enclosing fees, particulars and a statutory declaration made before a Magistrate ai Jnhore Bahru. About five months later,
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      284 14 Geigy RESEARCH DIRECTOR j An invitation to scientists to discuss this executive appointment. We are seeking a highly competent scientist with a background of chemistry or agricultural science, who has already achieved high professional recognition. The appointee will be chief executive of the Research Division in Australia. The Australian subsidiary
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      Lock icon Unions protest
      31 15 WELLINGTON, Pn. Thousands of trade unionists canning banners and placards paraded through Wellington to the Town Hall today to protest again&t the Nev. Zealand Government's recent economic measures. Reuter
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      Lock icon Two boys find secrets of Defence Ministry
      105 15 /CONFIDENTIAL direcv> tories found in Norman Koad, Greenwhk'h, London, by Gary Bishop, and his friend Graham Wardale, both aged five, revealed the complete internal phone network of the British Defence Ministry. At first, j. .Ministry spokesman said that the three sets of documents
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      Lock icon Kennedy plot witness: I was hypnotised in DA's office
      387 15 NEW ORLEANS, Friday pERRY R. Russo, who has testified about an alleged conspiracy to assassinate the late President John Kennedy, admitted yesterday that he had been hypnotised three times in the office of District Attorney Jim Garrison. The 25-year-old Louisiana Insurance
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      17 die in fire
      32 15 TAIPEH. Fri At least 17 people were killed ar.cl live other* seriously Injured in an early morning fire which gutted two buildings at Kerling. northern Taiwan, today.— UPl
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      Lock icon Peace Corps returning to Ceylon again
      117 15 J^LW YORK. Fri Mr. Jack VauKhn. iireetac of Peace Corps said here yesterday that the Peace Corps \*;is returning to Ceylon in November to assist in agricultural expansion after an absence of more than two years "It is the first instance of coins back
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      Lock icon KREMLIN GIVES NIXON SHOULDER
      161 15 KREMLIN GIVES NIXON SHOULDER \IOSCOW, Fii. ForiTl mer U.S. Vice-Pre-sident Richard Nixon flew in last night on a fact-finding tour already warned that Soviet officials would not receive him. Mr. Nixon, a passible Republican candidate for the 1963 Dresidentlal elections, told reporters he had requested permission to talk to Kremlin
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      Lock icon A vicar to whom 'God must come first
      180 15 A vicar to whom 'God must come first LONDON. Fri. The Rev. Leonard Lavery, vicar of St. Johns Church at Truro, Cornwall, has refused to marry both of his daughters because they were engaged to divorced men. 1 Two years ago his elder daughter Julia became engaged to a divorced
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      One-day stop
      40 15 LOS ANGELES. Fri. The I i South Korean Prime Minister. Mr. i K-.ou Chuna. landed here last nielli from New York on a one-day .stop-over en route home after nn I official visit to the United States, i
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      Lock icon Mao's problem: How to keep the Red Guards in school now?
      372 15 Mao's problem: How to keep the Red Guards in school now? HONG KONG. Friday. VIAO Tse-tung has a problem: How to keep the T1 Red Guards m school after they've seen Peking? Many of the elementary and secondary school students let out of school last June to get the cultural
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      Book on JFK to be in 16 languages
      77 15 NhvV VOKK. tn. William Manchester's boos "The Death ol a President' depicting ihe last day*, of President Kennedy, it. bc:ng translated two 15 languI ages. These book is to appear in the U.S. on April 7. Foreign editions are not to be
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      Bank rate is raised
      51 15 DAR-ES-BALAAM. P~i. Tanzania's National Bank of Commercf. successor to the foreign banks nationalised here last month, today announced a halfper cent increase in the interest rale on savings bank and shortterm deposits The move was «en an attempt to bolster confidence aid attract idit cash.— lf
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      255 15 Straits Times Crossword i Mr- 9 1 BF~|HF~~BB across i 3 Omnipotent one in Bengal, 7. 8 Fan generating heal? (5. Lahore, etc. i«> 9' 14 Paddy ned. I resolved, in Ben9. 10. Hose link clops: is set gal. Lahore, etc (4. i> badly <o. 9 > 15. Boil into
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    DULL TREND CONTINUES ON THE STOCK EXCHANGE
    1061 18 From Our Market Correspondent rE quiet trend that started in the first week of this month continued on the Stuck bxchange yesterday. Once again conditions were dull in all sections, and the final turnover figure for the day was well below the million
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    STOCK INDICES
    29 18 Malayan Stock Indices Mar. 16. Mar. 11. ■Industrials: 107.70 107.7.1 •Properties; 106.49 IMJI Minings: 104.58 1(14. .">:] rubbers: 111.30 111.30 Dec. 29, 1962 100. *Dec. 30. 1966 100.
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    BUSINESS ON STOCK EXCHANGE
    1243 18 Dt'SINESS in and rrpurtrd in the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of th> Stock Exchange yesterday with the number of shares traded in brackets; INDUSTRIALS: BOUSISad l.VlHilli J1 o4: Central Sugars (13.900) $2.10 D. (1.000) $2 11 D. (22.000) 52.09; C.C.M. (5.000) $1.77 D. (3.000)
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    SHIPS IN PORT
    117 18 SHIPS lying alongside the Singapore Harbour wharves er eipected today are: Luna M.irrsk 3 4. Asshl Maru a. Castor 10 11. Hlye Maru 1516. TJineirara 23 24. Bombala 28 30. Cyclops 33 34 MPlhohsan Maru Orchldea 3S 39. Yamaasa Maru M 41, Camkodse 4-43. Pagan 44 Ca«t»l
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    119 18 -pHE Association or Banks In Malay sia made these changes in it? rates to merchants yesterday Oil rate* to $100) London: Buying OU 1/4 :i S3. :i" (1 «t. 1 4 7 3?. 45 d St. 4 5 16. !io d st. 2 4 IV 32. 120 d
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    No fresh features on rubber market
    355 18 A RATHER quiet week's trading on thr local Rubber Market revealed no fresh feature. >aate H.C.B. and Co. In their weekly reI port. Wcivht of nearby rubber «v the m.im rau.se lor .stale bull selling and switching out of April which reduced an early
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    135 18 MELBpURNE. Frl TNDUSTRIALS were firm with movements narrow. AN Z. gained '20 cents to $6.00. 'Western Mining trading dominated firm base metals section, .selling from $7.10 to ciose at peak $7.50 a gain of 52 cents Oils were firm. Today's closlnK prices In Australian dollars vi.d cents »i"J»
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    RUBBER PRIUtS
    242 18 \I'KII. lust grade rubber fob. buyers closed at 5 p.m. in Kuala Lumpur and Singapore yrslcidav at Si 1 cents per Ib. up uiic-eiglilh ol a cent on I hurtday's closing level (or tba pusitiun. The tour was xrry quirt. K.A.S. and M.R.fc. closing price* in cents per
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    69 18 /CHINESE Produce Eichangt. Smttyuttrdny: Coconut oil: bulk 44 1 sellers, drum $47* seller*. Copra: Mixed i1.0.ii.) loose Mar./ Apr |ST| B. .Pepper: Muntok «mre SISO sellers. SarkHMk white JUT* »tilrrMack mid seller* garbled Lampong black Mot) sellers i»«'. M.U i ABTA SKJ7J irlleni iloo-;, NI.W). Singapore Coconut Oil
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    H.K. RATES
    35 18 ON the free exchange market In Hong Kor.K' ye.itrrrliiy th<* U.S. dollar was quoted at o.'A for T.T. and 5.731 tor cash. Sterling was quutrd at 16.00 and one tael of coin II
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    CLOSING PRICES
    30 18 M.r 17. Itl BKI K PBICI: >7« rents (up onr-eichth of 3 rent) 1 1\ MM (duun 25 i-t-nts) K.stimatcd unufTitial •ffertai «a> tjo tons (up 15 tuiiM.
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      1834 19 I (Continued from Page 16) VEHICLES FOR SALE li Wmrm* M) I— Box rU extra LATE MM MORRIS Minor 2 owners paintwork Mirhelin-X tyres. Telephone (after 1.00 r in I I pore SINGAPORE MOTORS LIMITED 315-319, ORCHARD ROAD SINGAPORE 9. TEL: *****-S. P CAR DEPARTMENT WK HAVK ALL RANGE OF
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      896 19 FOR SALE 15 Wot4m tt (Him.)— Box it eft. uttra TODAY'S BARGAINS! Bojri' Mllrti II M, Fhorta 51.2f1. Frilly P»ntl»» n.M, Blou»»«. Sluckn. LaMSB*, Men*. CMMrrn Pwimwear. Brdxhectl, Ptllowcaara. Chraprnt! Cathay* 39. Brai B«»»h Read, 8 por*. SLIGHTLY USCO TV. fut» Autovox ron«ol» MrxiH 23" *4.V>'.. T»lffunkrn tahlr mr*lH tt"
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      671 19 WHERE TO STAY (M.liyiit) It Wort, tt (Mix.) Cm M rta. aatra JOHORE HOTIL J.B. Danein* Tonight U Aircooditioned Rooms. Phont VMS NEW STRAITS VIEW Hotel. Johor* Bahru drasid* Duncin*. Kxcrll.-nt KnKliah and Chinrw Kood. J.B. 2133. BARS RESTAURANTS (Spore) Word* tt (Hm.i— Box tt rtt mstrm HALFWAY HOUSE BAR
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      761 19 IN THE HIGH COURT OF THE REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE Suit No. 1604 Between of 1965. KONG HOO POULTRY FARM BROTHERS COMPANY LIMITED Plaintiff And 1. SEET KEE TUAN 2. TAN SYE LUAN cm w i trading as TANS FARM Defendants NOTICE To: ill Sect Kee Tuan and (2) Tan Bye
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      746 19 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS BANK NEGARA MALAYSIA Applications are invited from Malaysian citizens for the following appointments in the service of Bank Negara Malaysia: 1 ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT Duties: Administration and banking generally. Qualifications: An honours degree from a recognised University or acceptable professional qualification. Candidates with recognised Accountancy qualifications may also apply.
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      868 19 KENYATAAN TAWARAN JKR. JOHOR Tawaran daripada Ppmborong2 yaiiß berdaftar dongan JKR. di-dalam Kelaa E" dan I ka-atas akan di-tenma diibat Juruten Nourrl. Jabatan Ker Raya, Johor, hingga jam pukol 2.30 prtang pada 29hb Mach 1987. Untok: MKMBI- BATU EMPANTANAH Dl t'HONGGOK MERSINC. 2. Segala butir2 boleh dldapati pada n >
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      Lock icon Aik Huang in London
      46 20 TAN A.k Huang, the Ma laysian No. 1, warming up before a match in the AllEngland badminton championships in London. T c Penangborn university student is the holder of the All-England singles title. (See latest results in back page). UPI radio picture
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      Singapore the favourites
      427 20  -  NORMAN SIEBEL Asian Cup central zone SOCCER by j^IGHT years ago Malaya beat Singapore 5-2 in an Asian Cup soccer tournament central zone match at Jalan Besar Stadium. Their next meeting, as Malaysia and Singapore for the first time, will be in Hong Kong next Friday, Mar
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      18 named 8 OF LAST YEAR'S SIDE REMAIN IN SQUAD
      208 20 18 named 8 OF LAST YEAR'S SIDE REMAIN IN SQUAD T*HE Singapore socA cer selectors have retained eight of last year's team in th*> squad preparing for the Asian Youth champion ship at Bangkok next month, reports JOE DORAI. The FA of. Singapore's Youth Committee announced yesterday a selection of
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      The Army are favourites now
      271 20 SINGAPORE CRICKET fPHE Singapore CricA ket Ass o c i ation senior tournament enters its second week tomorrow and the results may well follow the trend of last Sunday's surprises, writes ERNEST FRIDA. Police, who have been strongly tipped to retain the championship, nearly came
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      Lock icon CHI-SAN GOES TO FOUR STROKES AHEAD
      165 20 CHI-SAN GOES TO FOUR STROKES AHEAD THAI OPEN JjANGKOK. Frl.-Hsu ChiSan. 29-year-old Formosan golfer, stretched his lead to four strokes after todays second round of the Tha, Open championship. A round of 71, T in— pu for the 7.01.i-vd Don MuaW cours*. gave Uni a half-way total of Mt, H.su.
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      Lock icon Singapore 2nd in NRA shoot
      107 20 Singapore 2nd in NRA shoot I ONDON. Fri. Singapore shooting team won bronze medals for second place in the National Rifle Association's overseas po.tal competition using rifles without slings, the NRA announced yestrrday. Singapore seoifd 1,004 points b«liind Mir Empire Day Cup winner Malawi, who scored 10U DCi.'. Singapore urn
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      Lock icon Australians 158 behind
      72 20 CHRISTCHURCH. Frl. An opening partnership of 98 by Les PaveU (59) and Ken Cunningham f6l> failed to give Australia the initiative over New Zealand on the second day of the third representative match here. The Australians were 209-4 at close 158 runs behind New Zealand's first innings
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      SLTA MEETING
      21 20 Singapore Lawn Tennis Aw>clatlon will hold their annual meeting at the Singapore Cricket Club on March 31 at pjn.
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      617 20 TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN firfusm fabrics ,Th©f« have recently been instances of our designs being copied and offered for sale in this market. We hereby give notice that in future we wi{j prosecute any person causing our designs to be copied or holding stock, either knowingly or unknowingly, of
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      669 20 NOTICES THE AUTOMOBILE ASSOCIATION OF SINGAPORE Notice l.s hereby tlven that the Annual General Meeting of Members of the Association will be helu In the Roof Garden, Adelphi Hotel Singapore, at 5 30 p.m. on Wednesday, 29th March. 1967. Nominations for e lei t ion to the Committee mint be
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      293 20 1 PUBLIC APPOINTMENT LEMBAGA LETRIK NEGARA TANAH MELAYU BI\SIS\V\ M\KT\B IHDM Permnhnnan ada-lah dl-peiawa .ianpuda Warga Negara Malaysia *aha.ia uniolc mempelajan Kursux Diploma Keuirurrraan seiama tiga tahun di-Malcixb Teknik. Kuala Lumpur KM. I 1.1 SAN: I Pe*erta2 hendak-lari nerumor 16 tahun Ka-atas dan di-ba«ah 21 tahun pada lhb. Ogos 1967
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      38 20 HOC XXV S'norr lun»or ko: REME v SRC B Senior ko: RAX Tenßah v PAS. Leatur tup: YMSA v CSC Pontlan ko final: TMIS v PSES. SOCCER National Disaster Fund match: Prrak women v Penans women (Kuala Kuraut.
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      Treble chance for Bougoure
      380 21  -  Epsom Jeep RACING by AUSTRALIAN jockey Garnet Bougoure, who has ridden five winners since his return, can boost his score with a "hatt rick" on Boat Train, Putra Klans ami St. Maurice at Bukit Timah today. Bougoure. on Boat Train, jrot up to beat Cute Co-ed
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      BOAT TRAIN LOOKS SET TO WIN AGAIN
      344 21 Hudgerigar II ll also In good form. He should run prominently. APACHE (Race One* has vet to win after 20 out tries but this may be his oik chance In a ■\ery poor field. On his second to Kava over R f last
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      SELECTIONS
      131 21 tFSOM JttP I. ALL BUI IUiNTLK Kd,i I APA< tit. Ada ran Shanghai Kid I'OW. PETE Shanghai Kid Aparhe NAVAZISH A par he Flying Mist Rare I DINDING I •nil? mrl \nnf'« Treasure I'OWIRHL ■\nne"s Treasure <iourmet LEGIS LASS Dinding Poacher Ikarc 4 I'll F\N Berja>a SiMic K. PRINXE
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      FOUR-DAY MEET FOR IPOH
      1159 21 Record entry of 268 for March races rpHE Perak Turf Club have received a record entry of 268 horses for the March races. The meeting will be extended to four days— Mar. 25. 26. 29 and Apr 2. with eight races on each day. There will
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      Bukit Timah
      1118 21 COINC FORECAST: Good Race 1-2.30 Class 5 Div 2 ($5,500) 9f Local riders <»nly 1 76(150 Powerful Pete g (Boons) W Bagby 6 90 (F) King 2 2 ***** Flying Mist s (ST Hohi E Breuk 11 8.13 '\Hu 4 3 ***** APACHE a (Apache) RS Breuk. 5
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      Lock icon Clay shows respect and admiration for Folley
      350 21 Clay shows respect and admiration for Folley T EW YORK, Fri. An clement of hate, whether real or feigned, has been part of the publicity build-up for many of Cassius Clay's fights since he became world heavyweight champion. But no such feeling has been introduced for his title defence against
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      Lee bids for his third Derby
      250 21 Lee bids for his third Derby JOCKEY Moses Lee. who has won tne Singapore Derby twice FlyiiiK Dragon in 1959 and Amsterdam in 1962 bids for another success on Jalisco tomorrow. Jalisco, one of the leading fancier in the race, woui.d up hit training with a 31 trial in 43
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      Lock icon Threat
      40 21 PARIS. Fri. Tunisia and Morocco yesterday threatened to withdraw irom the intrrmtional Crnss-<(iiintry Union m protest against South Africa's participation in the international rrosv country championships at Barry. Wales. Both countries have alr^iriy withdrawn from the championship. 1 Reuter.
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      109 21 m^~*l&>*~ >\ J t ■Hr Ww DUfilOpillO breathes cool comfort... I 1 You spend a third of >our life resting EvtryOM <)<■«s. But why ilont >ou spend that time in luxur> On Dunlopillo. It breathes w«iaMaMl| luxury Breathes fresh air through us pure latex foam. Hneathes Baril^^^^JHM^M s >° v
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    King and Queen to make three-day visit to Malacca
    255 22 MALACCA. Fri The \.ini: di Pertuan \iinn 1 and the Raja Permaisuri Acung will make a three-day official visit to Malacca from next Thursday. The visit was announced here today hv the Chief Minister. Inthc Abdul GkafaW bin Baba. The State
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    Lock icon Blow to Wilson
    64 22 LONDON, In Mi. Harold Wilaon suffered a new electoral setback today. His Labour Party came bottom of the poll in the Honiton by-election. Mi- Peter Emery retained the seat for the Tories with a 15.992 vote majority upon their winning margin of 13.709 at the general election
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    Bangkok World sale approved
    59 22 BANGKOK. Fri. The Thai Ooremmenl hn< approved the thr English language morning daily Bangkok World to ;i ]nc;il croup heuded by Thai businessman Dr. Chaiyudh Kurnasut EaxUeT. there hud been mdica- 1 lions th:it thr present owner— Vichal Chatcharoen night the newspaper to tho competing foreign-owned
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    DEATHS
    59 22 MADAM ONC VAN CAY Neo aired illy nn 17-3-67 I J Korl.ir riounv on II i m MADAM COM KHOO CHVE l.lowd ■..mil Ski and Boa Cboo i lee fhi.it Ri A 1. RAMASWAMY IVER torrnfiK uf Qutbrfc fo L inited K 1.. on 17th March v hmr K
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    IN MEMORIAM
    27 22 MR V S OAVIO '.ill hra\ Mi of memories bittri and Ow luartu »rt imply »tne<- h. -ii toii.<\ PondK i hln chi.drrn •■d lov«!
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    316 22  -  CHEONG YIP SENG By SINGAPORE. Friday ■JMIIKTY minutes of terror began yesterday afternoon lor a housewife, Mrs. Ow (.hong Y;ip. when a slender young woman in ;i bright orange mini-skirt called ;it her fbt in Lower Delta Road. The visitor
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    BOY, 6, HURT IN CRASH, A WARDED $4,500
    114 22 BOY, 6, HURT IN CRASH, A WARDED $4,500 SINGAPORE, i ri. In the High Court today, a boy oi six obtained linal judgment for $4,500 damages in a traffic negligence suit against Goh Poll Seng, of Silat Road, a motorist. The Btttt was brought on behalf of the boy, Abdul
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    Yong's 'rally' call to youth
    50 22 SINGAPORE. Fri— The Minister tor Health. Mr. Yong Nyuk Lin. today called upon young men in Singapore to rally round for National BWtSBB. He was speaking at I lie installation ceremony of the ninth management committee of the Vane Clan General Association in DuNton Hill.
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    46 22 LONDON. Fri. Major Alan Simpson. Chief Public Relations Officer to the Northern Command of the British Army, leaves here tomorrow for a month's tour of military units in the Far East. He will visit Singapore. Ma'..uca. Brunei .md Hong Kong Reuter
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    40 22 PARIiS 1 Mx>ut 400 male and female students at Nanterre University, on the outskirts of Pans have "abolished" a rule preventing men from visiting women's rooms It was part of a campaign to be treated as adults."— Reuter
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    31 22 CAIRO. Fri— Egyptian officials are busy promoting birth control campaigns throughout the country to combat a population explosion which has brought the total of nearly 31.000.000 people Reuter.
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    Pahang drying up but still cut off
    138 22 KI'ANTAX. l ri. The Hood situation in Pahang improved today but the Stale is still cut off from the rest of Ihe West Coast because the Temerloh bridge is under repair. It is expected to be opened tomorrow exactly one week after it
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    A safety first oratorical contest
    86 22 A safety first oratorical contest SINGAPORE. Fri— The Singapore Safety First Council has invited secondary schools to participate in it> Fifth Annual Safety First Oratorical contest to be held in April and May this year. The contest is open to all secondary schools in the four official language streams. Contestants
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    LONDON STOCKS
    304 22 LONDON. Fri. London stock market industrials suffered a mild reaction today following its recent sustained advance. The leaders were usually a few pence easier, although there were many firm exceptions, and some second-rank stocks continued to move higher. Closing middle prices of selected stocks not including stamp duty
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    58 22 LONDON. Fri Spot 17 K<\. April 17 '*d.. May 17' id.. June 17^d.. April June 17', d.. July i Sept 17 ,d Oct. Dec 18d.. Jan. j March 18',/.. April June 18 0 16d.. July Sept 18', d.. Oct Dec 18 T .d.. Jan March 18 15 16d c.if.
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