The Straits Times, 30 March 1967

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    22 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 150,000 The Straits Times Ilie Nutimiiil fiKWspiiiir.r Estarms^ THURSDAY. MARCH 30, 1967 15 CENTS KDN. 2578:2590 M.C.(P)2266
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    Armed raiders kill three in fishing village
    218 1  - Armed raiders kill three in fishing village BILL CAMPBELL By JESSELTON, Wed. Three villagers were shot dead early this morning by an armed gang who terrorised a peaceful lishin«j village on Pulau I ii^a, off Sa I Kill's wesl coast, lor an hour. Another villager was seriously wounded. The raiders
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    Wife divorces Benaud
    29 1 SYDNEY, Wed Former Australian 'lest cridM captain. Ri< Ine Benaud. was divorced by Ins wife Marcia Lorrain Bfnaud. i(«l. iv. on grounds of his desertion. .<er.
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    Jurong fire
    31 1 -SINGAPORE. Thins A saw null in J*lan Ahmad Ibrahim ii Jurontr was gutted by fire early tlnr morning. Damage is estimated 10.000. Cause of the fire Is not Known.
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    USssm for my next painting, says Dali
    102 1 LE HAVRE (France). Wed. Flamboyant Spanish surrealist painter Salvador Dali said here today he would ask USSS million for his next picture to brine his prices in line with Leonardo Da Vinci. Greeting reporters on his arrival from New York, he said that
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    'Cut pay' order
    870 1 Dato Justice Aziz to head salaries probe: Page 10 Even 30 minutes' stay-out will hit teachers' pockets KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday TEACHERS who go on strike even for half-an-hour a day will not be paid for that day. Tlk' acting Minister of Education, Inche Senu bin Abdul Rahman,
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    Cook: I saw millionaire the day he vanished
    667 1  -  P.C. SHIVADAS A SEARCH IN NEW JUNGLE AREA BEGINS By TANAH RATA. Wednesday J^ COOK in llu* Lutheran Mission bungalow here looked closely at today's picture in the Straits Times of missing American millionaire businessman Jim Thompson and said: "Yes, that is
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    Lock icon Ghana's envoy presents his credentials
    135 1 Ghana's envoy presents his credentials KUALA I r.MPI'K. Wed— Ghana s lirst High Commissioner l<> Malaysia. Mr. llenrv Ban 11. Sek\i. t.xl.i presented his credentials to the Vans di-Per-tuan Agoni; at the Istana Negara. He was escorted to the Istana from tinMerlin Hotel, where he has been staying since his
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    Polls offences probe
    32 1 JESSELTON. Wed Police here are Investigating 14 alleged oflenres under the Elections Ordinance. None rf the investigations concern Government officials. the Commissioner of Police. Mr D. B. Gooilsir. satl
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    France's first
    20 1 1 CHERBOURG. Wed —President De Gaulle today launched France's 1 first nuclear .submarine the Le 1 Redoutable— UPl.
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    Three brothers die in river tragedy
    94 1 MALACCA. Wed— The bodies of three brothers, aged eight, nine and 11. were recovered from the Malacca River this morning. Their father a labourer. Mr. Tan Vow See. .">.{. living at Pengkalan Rama Pantai. said that they had gone for a swim at ilnnil
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    Lock icon Soek to quit place soon
    44 1 Soek to quit place soon JAKARTA. Wed Deposed President Soekarno will formally leave the Merdeka Palace next month, according to the newspaper New Vanguard. The palace will be used as the office of the new Head of State. Gen Suharto, the newspaper adds. —UPI.
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    Lock icon Fired: Peking's top novelist
    43 1 PEKING. Wed. Mao Tun probably China's best-known novelist, has been dismissed from the editorship of the monthly magazine Chinese Literature. Mao lun is the pen-name of 72-year-old Shen Yen-ptng. Minister of Culture liom 1949 untl! two years auo Renter.
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    Lock icon 'Perfect couple' separate
    34 1 HONG KONG. Wed —Actress Betty Lo T! and actor Peter Chen Ho. regarded as the Hong Kong fllm world's "perfect couple" have separated, the English afternoon paper Star reported today. UPI.
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    —Reds' worst week: 4,000 killed
    174 1 SAIGON. We d. More than -i.tHJO CommunlBtB wrie killed by allied troops during the pasi v < highly Informed soursaid today It was the bloodiest of tin- war tor the communists. The boutcm mid that without a doubt March would be the worst ol lie
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    STOP PRESS
    28 1 SINGAPORE Ihin. Bui inn rigs li.idi Minist< RudiniM Hen li ing f"i tradf 1 llllMllf-v It. 1(1" DEATH NEAR FL IPORI worn iiii. in Holland h
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      Thant's peace plan—'little hope now of acceptance'
      455 2 Thant's peace plan 'little hope now of acceptance' VKW YORK. Wed U Thant's surprise disclosure yesterday of his latest Vietnam peace plan was interpreted in diplomatic circles as an indication that he had little hope for its genera] acceptance. The United States accepted the proposals in an aidememoire winch Its
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      Hailstones as big as cricket balls wreak havoc
      82 2 UAZAKIBAGU. Wed. One in a n :t ■■<■ "'4 rims wen- killed liv liail>(oiM--> .is In, as cricket lialK in Bakheya village in North Indi.i durum a c>clonic storm. Thirty people ut-re in a Bihar litispitil with in- iiiix-n from the li.iil-.luii-t-v
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      Lock icon CAO KY: MILITARY WON'T TAKE BACK SEAT AFTER ELECTIONS
      193 2 CAO KY: MILITARY WON'T TAKE BACK SEAT AFTER ELECTIONS lIUE (South Viet- nam). Wed. Prime Minister Nguyen Cao Ky said yesterday it would be unrealistic to expect the military In South Vietnam to take a back seat following the October general elections for a civilian government. He was speaking to
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      Research house
      25 2 MOSCOW. Wed. Russian ■cieatiata will conduct research in the Black Sea this nummtr firm a .vperially-ronstrurted nous* on the Ma b«d. Tisx Mid.
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      Lock icon 'Neutralise S-East Asia to end war' call by Lord Avon
      316 2 'THE BEST POSSIBLE SOLUTION FROM ALL POINTS' BLOOMINGTON, Wad. THE Earl of Avon, former British Prime Minister Anthony Eden, said last night the guaranteed neutralisation of South-East Asia was the best possible solution to the Vietnam war. He was delivering
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      Lock icon Britain rejects Mao Note
      78 2 ONDON. Wed— Britain L in a Note to China today rejected its allegations that she was allowing the I'nited States to use Hong Kong as a base for military operations, British official said here. The Note was in reply to a Chinese Note of March 20
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      Lock icon Now Clay LOSES a round in cail-up —battle
      197 2 Now Clay LOSES a round in cail-up —battle- fINCINNATI (Ohio), Wed.— Cassius Clay yesterday lost his motion for a court order to prevent his being called up for the U.S. Army next month. The Court of Appeal! turned down the ueavywcight champion s petition for leave to appeal against a
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      Lock icon 24 to contest Bombay by-election
      174 2 UOMBAY. Wed. Twentyfour people have filed nominations for the parliamentary by-election at Bombay North-East. The by-election was caused by the death of Mr. 8. G. Barve of the Congress Party, shortly after he had defeated Mr. V. K. Krishna Menon. the former Defence Minister, who
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      Lock icon East Java Chinese stage anti-Govt protests
      312 3 East Java Chinese stage anti-Govt protests JAKARTA, Wednesday. demonstrations by Chinese residents have broken out in two coastal towns of East Java in protest against a government ban on alien traders in rural areas, the armed forces daily reported today. The newspaper said 80 Chinese were arrested after the initial
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      Lock icon KENNEDY PLOT PROBE: WOMAN ARRESTED
      155 3 KENNEDY PLOT PROBE: WOMAN ARRESTED fkMAHA (Nebraska), v Wed. Mrs. Lillie Mac McMaines, wanted in New Orleans as a material witness in the investigation of President Kennedys assassination, was arrested by police here yesterday. She was released later on bail. Mrs. McMaines. 22. became a figure in District Attorney Jim
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      Lock icon Earth tremors in Pacific
      47 3 PORT VILA (New Hebrides), Wed. Earth tremors rocked the central New Hebrides yesterday and on Monday, bringing down ft .schoolroom and damaging a British medical clinic on the island of Paama No deaths or injuries were re-por-ed. according to messages reaihin? here. Reuter
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      Lock icon On sale—mechanical man for doing nasty jobs
      114 3 On sale— mechanical man for doing nasty jobs TONDON. Wed— A robot worker capable of tackling nasty. monotonous industrial jobs unit on sale in Britain yesterd.iN. The met hanica l man, designed to carry "ut repetitive processes. made under licence for the British. West European and Commonwealth markets by Hawker
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      Lock icon Ex-Queen Narriman rushed to hospital in a coma
      136 3 Ex-Queen Narriman rushed to hospital in a coma PAIRO, Wed. Former Queen Narriman, 33--year-old ex- wife of the late King Farouk of Egypt, was rushed to hospital in a coma yesterday after an overdose of sleeping drugs. The authoritative Al Ahram newspaper today said she recovered consciousness only after an
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      Stadium rid of Soekarno name
      92 3 Stadium rid of Soekarno name I JAKARTA. Wed. The name ;of the huge Russian-built sports stadium- named after Or. Soekar- no- has> now been changed to i Senajan Bpottl Sudium The students action daily Kami said this step was taken to completely eliminate Dr. Soekarnos image. Thr ex-Pre.sident built. the
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      Lock icon Stranded tanker sinks as jets drop bombs
      278 3 1 PENZANCE, Wed. rpHE stranded tanker Torrey Canyon blew up x and sank alter being bombed by British Navy jets yesterday. Pilots reported that very little of the 61.000-ton tanker was left above water after eight Buccaneer strike aircraft screamed low overhead dropping
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      A sad memento for the Torre Canyon skipper
      130 3 A sad memento for the Torre Canyon skipper CKIPPER Pastrrnco Kigiotli embraced a Royal Navy officer when he was handed a memento of bis ordeal on his stricken tanker, the Torrey Canyon, which has now been sunk. He was given the ship's ensign, which was cut from its flagpole by
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      79 3 For pattern of Questions of Objective Examination, buy New Objective Test Papers for L.C.E. (With Answers and Solutions) Geography. General Science. History. Mathematics at $1 .00 per set For Examinatior Syllabus Field, buy Eleven Years Series (1956-1966) for L.C.E. (With Answers and Pilot Papers for 1967) National Language. English Language.
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    Five cars, lamp-post in pile-up
    288 4 SINGAPORE, Wed. —A white Volkswagen car left a 20ft trail of destruction today when it made a right hand turn from Grange Road onto an on-coming traffic lane off Orchard Road. It is belipved that the driver had made the turn, thinking that he was
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    FLOWER SHOW GROUP 'HAPPY' OVER A 'WORRY'
    274 4 SINGAPORE, Wed. rpHE organisers of the annual Flower Show, the 1 Singapore Gardening Society, today described themselves as the "most happily worried" people in Singapore. For entries f^r the show, which opens on Friday at the Singapore Turf Club premises, have been flowing
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    Balloting for sale of 103 flats
    94 4 Balloting for sale of 103 flats SINGAPORE, Wed. The Parliamentary Secretary to the Ministry of Law and National Development, Mr. Ho Cheng Choon, will officiate at the balloting ceremony on the sale of 103 units of standard threeroom flats at Toa Payoh new town at 3.30 p.m. on Friday. Registered
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    IBM composer
    29 4 SINGAPORE. Wed -The IBM World Trade Corporation will hold a demonstration tomorrow a* Flnlayson House U> show off its new IBM 72 Composer a new typesetting machine.
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    102 accidents
    21 4 SINGAPORE. Wed —There were 102 reported traffic accidents In the past 24 hours. One case was classified as serious.
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    SCIENCE TEACHERS ON LAB HELPERS
    191 4 SINGAPORE. Wed. Science laboratory assistants or attendant* should be better paid If suitable candidates are to be attracted to the Job. Otherwise some of the work of setting up the laboratory would fall on the science teacher which means that a better paid man Is
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    The PAP Story
    58 4 The PAP Story BINOAPORE. Wed. The Peoples Action Party. Jalan Kayu Branch, will publish a souvenir magazine in conjunction with Its eighth anniversary next month. It will feature a spseclal article on "The PAp story," which traces the hls'ory of the party since It was founded in November 1954 up
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    'Very bright' future for dentists: Yong
    219 4 SINGAPORE. Wednesday. DROSPECTS of the dental profession in Singa- pore are very bright if dentists effectively organised themselves to educate the public in dental health. The Health Minister. Mr. Yong Nyuk Lin. said this when he addressed the inaugural dinner of the re-cently-registered Singapore
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    Racial peace impresses pacifists
    189 4 Racial peace impresses pacifists SINGAPORE. Wed. The 22-member delegation of the Japanese Organisation for Spiritual. Industrial and Cultural Development was "extremely impressed" by the Republics racial harmony. The team, which left for Kuala Lumpur today, was also "pleasantly surprised" by the hospitable treatment received by Japanese nationals here Leader of
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    Schools TV for today
    93 4 IV)DAY'B educational TV on Channel Bls as follows: 8.30 a.m. -8. 50 a.m. Geography S*c. 1 (Chi); 815-9 85. Civics Sec. 3 (Ch>; 10—10.20 Mathematics Sec. 2 <Eng>: 1105-1125. English Second Language; Sec. I 1145-12 05. General Science Sec I iEng); 12.25 pm-12 45 pm. National
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    Kydd gives a $30,000 smile—for his wife
    224 5  - Kydd gives a $30,000 smile— for his wife Margaret Wee iL* KIALA LIMPrR, W*d Mr. Harrr Kydd. 25. a teacher, smiles at his wife through the class window of his Assunta Hospital ward while being "introduced" to the $30,000 artificial kidney machine today. Mr Kydd is suffering from chronic nephritis,
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    'We are left in cold' charge by Dr. Tan
    294 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday. AN allegation that the Selangor Government was not adhering to democratic process by excluding Opposition members from rural development committees was made in the Legislative Assembly here today. The charge came from Dr Tan Chee Khoon Labour Kepong)
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    Tricycle theft
    30 5 TAIPING Wed Yang EnR Tiong. a shopkeeper reported to the police yesterday that hi* tricycle was stolen during the weekend from outside his shop in Kota Road here
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    Lecturers 'interested in Malaysia'
    72 5 PETALING JAVA Wed The pi lncipal of the Mara College here. Inche Arshad Aynb. dl.sclo^ed today that a number of lecturer* in technical colleges in Britain were Interested in coming to Malaysia. He said this when the acting British High Commissioner. Mr. Sam Pulle. presented a
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    Bridge opening
    46 5 MCAR. Wr-d. Thf Sulian of I Johorr will open the new $4.5 mil- 1 lion bridge spannum tlie Muar River on April 15. It waa unoffi- c .illy opened two weeks sko to let Tenglcu Abdul Rahman pass through during his one-day visit hfre.
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    SPECIAL BROADCAST OF SEACOM OPENING
    93 5 VINGAPORE. Wed— The 3BC World Service will broadcast a special proßramme tomorrow on the official opening by Qtifen Elizabeth of the South -cast Asia Comnio nvealth cable system i Seacom The oroeramme will include messages by Prime Ministers of the Commonwealth countries linked by the
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    Warrant is issued for arrest of Gammon —foreman
    202 5 Warrant is issued for arrest of Gammon —foreman KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. A warrant was issued by the Sessions Court here today for the arrest of Thomas Mathew, 34, a foreman with Gammon (M) Ltd. for failing to appear in court to answer three charges. Mathew. said the DPP. Mr. Ajaib
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    MURDER CASE: AXE SHOWN IN COURT
    121 6 MURDER CASE: AXE SHOWN IN COURT SINGAPORE. Wed Police Inspector Lai Hing Seng. told a magistrate's court today how he found a blood-stained axe in one of the Public Works Department quarters in Anthony Road, after he had detained a PWD worker. Karnal Singh. The «\e v..^ produced ;<> a
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    MINISTER IS ELECTED SAC CHIEF
    132 6 MINISTER IS ELECTED SAC CHIEF SINGAPORE. Wed. Re- present atives from 50 local i cultural organisations and foundations yesterday elect- ed the Minister of State for Culture. Mr. K. C. Lee. as the first president ol the newly formed Singapore Arts Council. At the inausural menniK chaired by the Permanent
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    CALL FOR VIEWS ON CIVICS LESSONS
    119 6 CALL FOR VIEWS ON CIVICS LESSONS SINGAPORE. Wed The public have been invited to submit their views on the .second draft syllabuses for civic lessons in the four language streams In primary and secondary schools. The Chinese version of the syllabuses was released to the Press today for publication. Copies
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    Six years jail for homicide
    93 6 Six years jail for homicide SINGAPORE. Wed. A tongkang worker. Tan Pong. 43. was killed accidently eight years ago during a joint attack by about 10 people after having unnecessarily got himself erabroiled in a dispute over S2<). the High Court *as told today. Mi R Rania.Mjii defending, siiid this
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    ETV has a good deal to offer: Teachers
    338 6 SINGAPORE, Wed JEACHERS are agreed thai educational television lus ;i good deal to offer to Singapore's educational system ;is ;i whole according to ;i preliminary evaluation of the iirsl four weeks of ETV. An evaluation report in the Journal ETV Singapura said
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    Poster charge: Four months for youth
    137 6 SINGAPORE, Wed.— A Juhore carpenter. Chia Jin Kiah alias li i.i linn; Kiah. was today jailed for four months by a district court, after pleading guilty to two charges of posting up an anti-national service poster and carrying seven subversive handbills last night. Chia.
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    Trade team for S'pore led by a Prince
    158 6 SINGAPORE, Wed. A 26-member trade mission from Belgium led by Prince Albert, brother of the Belgian King, will arrive here on April 12. The mission will re-apprai.se the economic and political .situation in Singapore and Malaysia since the two territories separted on
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    HUSBAND 'CONDONED' ADULTERY ALLEGATION
    125 6 SINGAPORE. Wed. A senior machine operator. Michael K. Plllay, suing his wife for a divorce on the ground of her adultery, today cited in the High Court his former neighbour and colleague as corespondent. His wife. Cecilia Manuram, admitting the adultery, alleged through her counsel. Mr.
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    Istana dinner for organisers of a play
    96 6 Istana dinner for organisers of a play SINGAPORE. Wed— The Pre- Mdeiil. Incite Yusof bin Ishak tonight entertained organisers of •lie play "Lady Precious Stream" vi a buffet dinner at the Istana Neeara During the dinner, a cheque for 54 1.487. 50. which was collector! I from the play, wa.s
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    Now a rush back to S'pore for new identity cards
    284 7 Now a rush back to S'pore for new identity cards SINGAPORE, Wed. Singaporeans In West Malaysia are rushing here to change their old Singapore identity cards for the new laminated ones. There are long queues dally outside the National Registration Office in Empress Place. Applicants are registered and then given
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    New prestige show for our industries
    174 7 New prestige show for our industries KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday. J^ PERMANENT centre to display "Made-in-Malaysia" products is to be established here in June. Organised by the National Chamber of Malaysian Manufacturers, it will be located on the fourth floor of the Chartered Bank Building in Jalan Ampang. The NCMM executive
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    Perak Govt suspends 56 study awards
    96 7 IPOH, Wed— The Perak Government has suspended its scholarships to 56 students at the Muslim College in Petalinc Jaya. which was closed on March 8 fo'l.iwine demonstrations against the Language Bill. "We arc twalttag the results of t lie meeting of the college authorities
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    Razak to open new building
    66 7 KfAI.A LUMPUR. Wrd. The Deputy Prime Mmis.er, Tun Abdul Rasak, will open the Survey Depart mm:'.-, $375,003 three-story building in Malacca on Monday. Tun Ku/.ak will be accompanied to Malacca by the Australian HJgb r< mmiMloner, Mr. A.J. Eastman, th" New Zealand High Commissioner. Mr.
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    Kilat dance
    26 7 KLUANG. \V*d Thf Kllat Club here will hold dance at the Diamond Jubilee Hall here on Saturday in aid of the National ler Fund
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    THE LEES AT MEIJI SHRINE
    97 7 THE LEES AT MEIJI SHRINE \JR. LEE KUAN YEW and his wife, who are on an unofficial visit to Japan took time off from their busy schedule to go on a sightseeing tour of the Japanese capital. They went up the Tokyo Tower and also visited the Meiji Shrine, where
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    Penang raises $16,226 with dinners
    102 7 PENANG. Wed. A total of $16,226 uas raised for the National Disaster Relief Fund from four •solidarity" dinners and a flag day organised in Penang and Province Wellesley last month. The dinners were held at the Chief Minister's residence in Penang on Feb. 12. and
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    Senu for MAYC opening
    39 7 KUALA LUMPUR- Wed. The Minister for Information and Broadcasting. Inche Senu bin Abdul Rahman, will open the 11th conference of the Malaysian Assoc.ation of Youth Clubs at the Dewan Bahasa dan Puauka on April 15
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    'Work for all' chiefs told
    19 7 The n tcrnm and work ;irp.«ont«»d i, rer rived by council, Dalo m«1 FJI
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    FRENCH MISSION HAS TALKS WITH SARDON
    83 7 I/UALA LUMPUR. Wed. I A 20-member French economic mission today called on the Minister of Transport. Tan Sri Sardon bin Hajl Jubir. It was accompanied on visit by the French Ambassador, Mr. P. Anthonioz. The mission, sponsored by the Federation of French Industries, is
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    Meet-thevoters sessions for Sabah poll observers
    157 7 Meet-the-voters sessions for Sabah poll observers By Albert Ramalingam JESSELTON. Wed. The 13 observers from five countries who arc to witness Sabah's first direct elections are to have random meet-the-voters sessions. They will be given the opportunity to pick and choose voters for interviews. I In addition they will visit
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    $20-a-plate dinner
    50 7 MALACCA, Wed— A $20-s»-plat* dinner will bf held at the Town Hall here on April 8 in honour of Tengku Abdul Rahman and also to collect donations tn the National Disaster Fund Thf dinner will nw $3o a couple. Afcout 400 people are expected to atunci the dinner.
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    Upko and Usno in more unfriendly exchanges
    287 7 Upko and Usno in more unfriendly exchanges JESSELTON, Wed unfriendly exchange of words has occurred between the United Pasokmomugun Kadazan Organisation and the United Sabah National Organisation two partners in the Sabah Alliance in their "friendly"' State election contest. This time It was over native chief Angkangon Mogupis. a leader
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    CPF withdrawals
    65 7 SINGAPORE Wed. A sum of 51.420.488 was withdrawn by 1.207 people from the Central Provident Fund in 1965 on the ground that they were leaving Malaya. The annual report of the Fund's board also disclosed that during the year a total of 7.502 members had withdrawn $9.2 million
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    Baptists' gift to D-Fund
    83 7 j CINGAPORE, Wed. Mr. Sidney C. Reber, treasurer of the Malaysian Mission of the Foreign Mission Board of Southern Baptists, today presented a cheque for $15,319 for the National Disaster Fund to the Malaysian High Commissioner here. Dato Jamal bin Abdul LatifT. The presentation was made
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    SINGER KU LAN FENDS OFF QUESTIONS ABOUT ROMANCE
    149 7 SINGAPORE, Wed. Taiwan singer Miss Ku Lan. who is here for a six-month engagement at a Singapore night spot, yesterday played games with newspapermen who asked her the usual questions about her outlook on romance and her ideal man. She said: "One
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    Thai girls held in raid
    59 7 PENANG Wed. A luint immigration-police party yestrrday raided a house la Halfway Read here and arrested anothrr rhai girls suspected of having entered the country Ulef They were believed to have arrived from Bangkok via Ku.i.a Perhs about 10 days ago About 20 Thai girls
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    Baby show
    26 7 KLUANG. Wed A baby rbtrm will be held at the Diamond Jubilee Hall here on April 7 in roiiI junction with World Health Day.
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    34 8 1$ Wordt S3 (Minimum) PENANG YOUTH For Christ mlly on .oaturd.iv at Pykett Methndmt •Vhnoi. K.OO pm. presenting loral talent* on various Instruments It's unusual Speaker: Rev. Ron BotlerWhite Tea are welcome.
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      Much Better Forgotten
      616 8 The story of the Philippines' claim to Sabah has been strange enough to exhaust, it might have been thought, any capacity for surprise. But Manila has managed it. The Malaysian Government's cooperation is being officially sought to stop any move to make the claim an issue in
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      The Teachers
      424 8 The terms of reference of the teachers salaries commission, announced by the Cabinet yesterday, are as wide as could be wished. Apart from reviewing the pay scales and I working conditions of teachers as well as all other school employees, the commission will Ko over the whole structure
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      189 8 The team of Swiss travel agents which has been touring Malaysia (missing none of our snow clad peaks) has been dolighted by what it has seen. Than ar? all the facilities here that a tourist could wish, says their leader. Not every tourist would agree, but certainly much has
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    619 8  -  ANTHONY HOWARD UNAMERICAN ACTIVITIES GROUP IS NO MORE A SACRED COW i By I Washington A SMALL but signifl- cant step was taken by the House of Repre sentatives the day before the United States Congress rose for Its Easter recess. Quietly and with very little
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    AFRICAN RADICALISM: A NEW PHASE?
    850 8 By A Special Correspondent The heads of six African countries which broke relations with Britain over Rhodesia i n December, 1965, are due to meet in Cairo next week. Will this meeting of radicals Egypt, Tanzania, Algeria, Guinea, Mauritania and Congo-Brazza-ville herald a new dawn
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      266 8 I REFER to your 1 editorial "Johore Port" (S.T. March 21). The fact that there is an efficient port in another country does not mean that we should not build ports of our own. A port In our country would be more convenient. We
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      RE-OPEN PLEASE
      37 8 NOW that confrontation is over will the authorities consider reopening »p the public the lovely grounds of the resprvoirs in the Aver Itam. Botanical Gardens and Guillimard districts of Penang? P. C. LIM Pen ant;
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    243 9 FATHER RETURNS AFTER 10 DAYS IN JAIL FOUR- year-old Sow Har kisses daddy, seven-year-old Chee Ming makes no pretence of his happiness, and two-year-old Sow Chan nestles closer to father. Tan Teck Yam, 54, who yesterday returned home to Jalan Klane, Kuala Lumpur, after being away for 10
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    TWO GIRLS AND FOUR MEN ARE REFUSED BAIL
    215 9 TWO GIRLS AND FOUR MEN ARE REFUSED BAIL SINGAPORE, Wednesday. rpWO girls and four men were today charged in a magistrate's court here with carrying subversive documents opposing the Societies Ordinance and the National Service Ordinance at various parts of the island last night. Peh Peck Kirn. a Rirl. and
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    Councillor is MIC chief
    51 9 BANTING Wrd. A local councillor, Mr. K. M. Varughese. was elected president of the Tn-.iong Sepat branch of the Malaysian Indian Congress at its annual mrrtine hero today. Other officials are Mr M !inl. ure-prrsidmt. Mr M S Ma lava lam, secretary and Mr E. Manickam.
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    In: First lot of new S'pore dollars
    142 9 In: First lot of new S'pore dollars SINGAPORE. Wed. First shipments of Singapore's new currency have arrived. Arrangements are now beiaf made with banks to put the new Singapore dollar in circulation on Juno 12 the same day Malaysia and Brunei will also introduce their new currencies. The general arrangement
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    $14,000 temple
    40 9 .\MAI. Wed.— The ParlUmentary Secretary to the Ministry of Labour. Mr Lee San Choon. will open the npw $14,000 Leong Kiong Temple at Bukif Siput new village. four miles j from here, at 11 a.m. on Friday. I
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    Charity concert
    34 9 MAI Wed.- Hi. Poppy Day appeal committee will etae> a variety concert at trip Diamond Juhilpp Hall at 7. 15 p.m. and 9 .15 p.m. on Friday, in aid of its fund.
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    1-in-100 may die on S'pore roads
    340 9 1-in-100 may die on S'pore roads SINGAPORE, Wad. gINGAPORE'S traffic death rate last year was the third highest in Asia next to Aden and Japan. If this continues, it will mean that one out of every 100 Singaporeans will die on the roads. The chairman of the Automobile Association of
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    STORE TO SET UP TRADE OFFICE IN HONG KONG
    97 9 SINGAPORE. Wed. Singapore will open a trade office in Hone Kong soon, while steps are aKo being taken to obtain an office for Singapore's embassy in Tokyo. This was disclosed by the Permanent Secretary to the Ministry for Foreign Affairs, Inche
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    Lock icon Changi's 'Happy Harry' dies at —66
    204 9 Changi's 'Happy Harry' dies at —66 CYDNEY, Wed. "Happy Harry" Smith, hero of Singapore's Changi prison camp in World War 11. died yesterday. He was 66. Harry, showman, ctrcu» performer and animal trainer, won his name for cheering up Australian prisoners in Changi. He originated the catch phrase "You'll never
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    60 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. Initial response to the Treasury's issue of the new SlOO million loan m described as "very nood and encouracing" by a Treasury spokesman today. "As with previous loans floated by the Government, we expect this one to be over-subscribed too," he said.
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      768 9 TV MALAYSIA CHANNEL 5 Kuala Lumpur Tanglcai Melati MaJaj and Penang; 6 Ipoh and Ma- Songs; 735 Lucy Show Ucca; 3 and 10 Johore Bahru; Lucy and the Ceramic Cat; 4 T.ipinc; 7 Batu Pahat; 9 8.00 News in Mandarin; 8.10 Kluam. This We*k: 8.35 Mimbar Ugaft.4s P.M. Programme Sum-
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    TEACHERS' PAY PROBE: THE TERMS OF REFERENCE
    208 10 Kuala Lumpur, Wed THE terms of reference of the four-man independent Teachers' Salaries Commission were announced today. They are to: CONSIDER AND RECOMMEND the principles which should govern the emoluments and conditions of services of teachers both in government service as well as
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    432 10 J£UALA LUMPUR. Wed. Mr. Justice Dato Abdul Aziz bin Haji Mohamed Zain, who headed last year's commission of inquiry into alleged malpractices in the Penang City Council, will head the four-man independent Teachers' Salaries Commission. The Deputy Prime Minister, Tun Abdul Razak, said that the
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    UNION PROTEST AT POLICE ACTION
    213 10 K. LUMPUR, Thurs ij^IGHT unions here will hold a meeting on Fri- day to protest against police action against the strikers at the Bukit Asahan Estate during the past few days. The meeting will be held at the Selangor Building Workers' Trade Union at 7.
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    Armed robbers raid beauty saloon
    119 10 ITL'ALA LUMPUR. Wed. Four women, having an afternoon hair perm at the Silver Saloon In Cecil Street here yesterday, received a shock when five youths rushed in. Armed with a pistol and daggers, they ordered the proprietress Chong Lai Choon, 25, to stop operations and
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    Teachers told: 'Resign if...'
    77 10 MALACCA. Wed. The Chief Minister of iMalacca. Inche Abdul Ghafar bin Baba. yesterday called on all teachers to avoid taking part in outside voluntary activities If it was going to affect their teaching. He said: "You should resign from these activities If you find you cannot
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    National Relief Fund gets $14,000 from club
    226 10 KUALA LUMPUR, *v Wed. The Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman, today received a cheque for $14,000 for the National Disaster Relief Fund from the Royal Selangor Golf Club. The cheque was presented on the clubs behalf by its president. Dato Harun bin Haji
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    Freed Red front man hits out at Communism
    110 10 Freed Red front man hits out at Communism |£UALA LUMPUR. Wed. —Ho Bang Hoe, 27, a Communist united iront worker In Singapore, who was detained by the nolle* In Johore under the Internal Security Act on Feb. 3, has been released on a restricted order. A on^-time President of th«
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      76 10 Bug* liunntf Bw R**Pi* H^uwmmmmi f*^. TueOP'«;Y] l£ DWAT 1 I MISSED I^ (ft MIGMTV MEIGHPQgLV OP VA T\ jj k^^w /*S C^-TLlI_!C3_) m BLAST TWAT HOLE IN VER FEKJCE, )M E^W-f /^BfiC'rCiC^S Wf* ySK^ZPUOOSV: THOSE CHICK.EMS WERE lifr Cr L f teaSihimto O n*J.§^ W qunmm heout poom \j!^
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    67 11 ..AS BRIDAL COUPLE LEAVE CHURCH IN TROUBLE-TORN CITY IT was just like any other wedding except for the British soldier \\ith his gun at the ready as the couple left the church. For this is trouble -torn Aden, where terrorist attacks are increasing daily The bride
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    No pull-out of Aussie troops says Holt
    249 11 No pull-out of Aussie troops says Holt 'WE WILL CONTINUE TO GIVE OUR HELP. SINGAPORE. Wednesday. THE Australian Prime Minister, Mr. Harold Holt, today said Australia had no intention of withdrawing her troops from Singapore and Malaysia. He was speaking to reporters at the airport this morning before flying to
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    31 guests on MSA flight to Taipeh
    81 11 CINCATOKI \\<(i A Party ol SI bu»inrs*mrn and J— nißrtl from Malaysia, Singapore, and Brunei left today l<>r Taineli on .1 MSA flight to inaimur.itr the airlineS new <laik service to Taiwan Six leading film perxinalitirs will join the (light when it makes
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    Schoolboys robbed
    69 11 MALACCA WeU year-old pupils nt the Gajah Beranif Secondary School here were yesterday held up by three youths and robbed oi their I watches The boys Pariß Her Kin and I Neo Kirn Sim were walking to I tiicir tchooi aoout noun when the youthf pounced on them
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    Late-MSA plane from Jesselton
    127 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. An MSA plane scheduled to leave Jesselton for Singapore yesterday at 2 p.m. did not take off until 4 p.m. too late for the passengers to catch the 7.15 p.m. connecting flight to Kuala Lumpur. While waiting lor the 9.15 p.m. flight from
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    Civil aviation men on tour
    59 11 SINGAPORE. Wed. Delegate* ;to th« tilth informal meeting of Directors of Civil Aviation in Asia and the South Pacific today suon 1 the afternoon on a tour of the cut nri the Paya Lebar mternationaJ airport They were RUCit* ut MalaysiaSingapore Airlines at lunch and
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    Ismail flying home today
    57 11 I.ONI>U\ Wed Mun-strr ol Home Affal iDr lamaU i>in Abdul Kahni^n. returned here ve.-tPici..y alter an official vMi to BelKuini and .< nrivair s'.iy in the Nr f He lf.ne.s L/mUun tomorrow (or home Tun iMii.ai \Uio arrived In London two weeks ago. visited a heart
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    Three men are granted bail
    51 11 .siNCiAP<.)HF; Wed Three men members of an tatewful uamMjr wttt erant co b.r.; ov a b The turn ht Hu-n anil On* •'^ru K had been iharceo ir. an grnrj fourt vpsierday wifh ukira part in in inltwful isemoly on i Sunday nicht at Jalan
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    We were always for the L-Bill: Umno branch
    173 11 DENANO. Wed— The EaM i Jelutong Umno branch today pledged lU> full support for the National Language Bill and its confidence In the top party leadership In d .statement, the chairman. Syid Hussein bin Yaha\a. tressed that th*> branch nad "at no
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    Six men, girl held in anticail-up —protest
    135 11 Six men, girl held in anti-cail-up —protest SINGAPORE. Wed Six young men and j. girl were arrested last night when police broke up a demonstration in Balestier Road by about 100 people against National Service. Two of the arre.sted youths are students of the Buklt Panjang Chinese School. A police
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    lpoh YMCA plans tourist association
    76 11 LPOH, Wed inf VHCA her piana to fufin a UNVM a&oociatioD ior lpoh. This was announced by Mr. Edw.n B. Carlos, the Ipuh municipal enginefr. who was elected president of the association for the fifth successive yrar at Us annual meeting last night. Mr. Carlos
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    $115 paid for $5 stamp
    45 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed An auction held after the annual meeting oi the Selan(?or Stamp Club last night netted si. 170 for the 72 lots offered The highest price SI 15 was paid for a S5 Kelantan tump of 1937-1940 Usu*
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    Resign if you can't obey Govt, penghulus are told
    125 11 Kit HIM. Wi-.l Th« Chief Minister. Prngliulu Tawi Sli. (old penehulus in Sarawak to resign if thrv did not wish to carry out the Government's polities. Speaking .a a meet-the-pcnplr session at Kum.ih (hendan; ne.ir K.inowit in the Third l)i\ision List
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    Koran contest
    36 11 IfACHANQ Wed "1 lie wife of Officer. Pirn* Saftali bm;r Mulumm.d Taib. win t v tlie prtwi at the KoranreaduiK competition for children under 15 years of ngf ai the lawn hall here tomorrow.
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      756 12  - How early would you love to start pushing the pram? OLIVIA YEOH by FIVE SPORE TEENAGERS EXAMINE THE PROS AND CONS OF EARLY MARRIAGE YOUNG lather still in his teens is seen pushing a pram. Beside him walks the mother, younger still, and dressed in a pretty mini-skirt. They are
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      299 12 CHILDREN'S EYE CARE A 'MUST FEW things are more important to a human being than his sight. Yet so many parents take unnecessary chances with their children's vision. According to experts, one out of four school children is in need of eye care. Given here are certain specific directions to
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      Funds for Children's Society
      110 12 rE Singapore Children* Society will hold a "bring and buy" sale at the Convalescent Home in Nicoll Drive. Changi. on Saturday. Since the society was founded in 1952. it has devoted itself to the health and well-being of many children of all races. The society helps
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        71 12 PARIS: NicoJe Courcel Impulsively grabbed and kissed the policeman who stopped her for driving through a red light. "He had asked me if I was old enough to be driving a car." explained the 30-year-old woman •It was the greatest compliment of my life." "When the policeman learned Miss Courcel's
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        SECRET OF CHARM IS 'INNER' BEAUTY
        172 12 SECRET OF CHARM IS 'INNER BEAUTY IF a woman isn't born with or fails to develop "inner beauty" then she really has no outer beauty, says a man who should know. Mr. Frank Toriello is executive director of Miss Wade's Fashion College of Dallas, which has produced three beauty contest
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    Straits tin price is up 62½ cents at Penang
    383 14 THE price of Straits tin at Penang yesterday showed a gain of 62A cents to IMUBfc Very good support was reported. The price in London on Tuesday was up CS|. The estimated offering fell 5 tons to 225 tons. LONDON: Imparting
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    EQUITY YIELDS
    355 14 r rill followinc list of selected 1 Malayan Industrial yields is based on last sales to March 23. tuition purposes: Average gross dividend yield 7.1 per cent (7.0 p«r cent) Average Kross earnings yield 10.6 per cent (10.6 per cent). Overall average gro»a dividend 7.9 per cent (7.8
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    CLOSING PRICES
    23 14 Mar. 29 RUBBER PRICE: 55ft cents (unchanged). TIN: 5601.62\ (up 611 cents). Estimated unofficial offering was 225 tons (down 5 tons).
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    INDUSTRIALS EASIER ON THE STOCK EXCHANGE
    800 14 From Our Market Correspondent AN easier tone made itself felt in all sections of the Stock Exchange yesterday, but it was much more apparent in the industrials. Activity was much improved from the almost dormant spell that permeated the market in recent weeks. Most
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    32 14 Malayan Stock Indi.rs Mar. IK. Mar. 19. Industrials; 107. 107. Properties: |ii::.i;; ltt.ll Minin-s: 101.03 100.,' iX S rubbers: lll.:to 111.34 l>ec. 19, 196; Hill. •Dec. 30, 196 b 1110.
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    BUSINESS ON EXCHANGE
    1336 14 L>L'SINESS in and reported to the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Stock Exchange yesterday witb the number o. shares traded in brackets; INDUSTRIALS: Central Sugars ib.UOU) SI 95 D. (3.0U0) SI 9? L) o DOO) SI.K6 D. il.OOO) SI.S2 U. i7.(r00) *1.»0 D. (15.000)
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    GAZETTED PRICES
    70 14 "THJ Malayan Minister «f L Finance has fixed these prices for calculating customs duties for the period from March 30 to April 5: Rubber 56!, cent* a 10. < opra 5440 too. Palm Oil $678 m ton. Palm Kernels $365.50 a ton. The rates of duties payable are:
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    H.K. RATES
    32 14 ON th. lrt« •«trijn«» marktt :n Hoo» Kent U *.««r ,j »t ft Mi tor T.T. and 72# for c««n ItfHiMl *lOIM »t itO* mM •im U*l I*M at M2J.
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    114 15 \TELBOURNE. Werl i roday's rlotang piir*s in Australian (Milan and rents »i»h Friday's prices I 111 hrtruen: t Mount Isa 371 (3 74J) Broken RIM ..>vß <3.*2t) Amrol J»> I AuM Con. Ind 2« I2«»i 1 .Ms U.MI) I'arrlers ■> ■««> B H P 47 4*1.41 > I
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    RUBBER PRICES
    236 15 VI'KIL first Krade rubber f.o.b. hiiM-is closed at 5 p.m. in Kuala Lumpur and Sincapoxr jrsßterd.iy at jj-^s cents per Ib. unrbanged on Tuesday's closing 1 level for thr position. I In- lonr very quiet. R.A.S. and M.R.E. closing prices) in cents per Ib. yesterday. Buyers Sellers f
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    80 15 JiHC HMu of B.nks In Malay- '14 made Iheae changes in Ita o merchants yesterday (all United Mats* I Buying TT :O 1/4, 13 ;>/16 I trade lulls I CsntH*. Buying TT i« airmail M Ma/11 cted't •ride mils. I Sallitu TT or OD resdy: Uml'd Stales S3i
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    64 15 /'MINESE Produce Exchange, Slnga- pore noon priest per pioul yas- 1 tsrday: (ronnut ell: bulk $45 sellers, drum T Copr* M'xed (f.ob) loose Mar./ B 1 Pepper; M-mtok hite »^^n sellers white, <147) swlMta, special ick $108 sellers r*ti~, A.-TA $1 12 i sellers 1 c «tmn prsSM
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      1043 15 SITUATIONS VACANT IS Word* (Milt.)— Bnx St eU. txtrt WANTED LADY CLERK with office net. Apply Box A 263 B.T. SCHOOL CLERK required by lower secondary school, .lalan Gambut. Kuan'an Apply to Headmaster before "i-i ENGLISH SPEAKING Rar Rei eptionlat. Waiters required Immediately Kre. food lodging Apply Manager. Hotel Kuantan.
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      870 15 MACHINERY PLANT FOR SALE IS Word, tl 'Mm.) -Box it rfa. txtrm ONI Ran FRONT Shovel excellent condition comparatively little use. Also one *i z 2UO' Soil Testing Boring Machine Contact David Turnbull (Ml Ltd Thomyrroft House. 201 Cltmenceau Avenue. Singapore 9 or Telephone ■»<-*-. I I V. RADIO SALES
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      1030 15 Advertiiiement for Creditors IN THi: MATTER OK MALAYAN RtSiAUKANT (OVERSEAS) LIMITED (In Voluntary Liquidation) AND IN lUr .Ml I I I K OK THE (OMI'AMKS A( I l<*b.V NOTICE IS HEREBY Gl\r\ that the crenitors of the alxnenamed Company, whteb Is being wound up volimianh arc required on or belore
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      15 15 SIGN OF QUALITY ANO TECHNICAL ADVANCEMENT Nivico NI I f }"X' **mTi I mm m~
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      CUP MEN BACK EAGER FOR NEXT ROUND
      466 16 top badminton trio, Tan Aik Huang, Ng Boon Bee and Tan Yee Khan, returned to Penang yesterday without their AllEngland titles but with fire in their hearts. They are determined to avenge themselves on their Danish i-onqurrori when it matters most— in the
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      Stiles goal keeps United on top
      185 16 BRITISH SOCCER LONDON, Wed. Nobby Stiles, hero of Monda> s 2-2 draw with Fulham. did it again last night —he .scored a goal which kept Manchester United at the top of the English First Division. Stiles, who niirni.ilh pl.ivs at hair-back, switched to alUck
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      RESULTS AND TABLES
      874 16 FIX.ST DIVISION Arsenal 1 l.ixerpoul l Aston \illa 0 West Ham 2 Burnley II Notts Pothl I Leeds 2 sheff. td. 0 Leicester Man. it v 1 sl.ni. I Id. I nil. in 1 Shrfr. Wed. Sundrrland 0 P V\ I) I I Its M..n. Ltd. 35
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      Leeds are 3-1 favourites
      72 16 i< i n don. Wed. Leeds Uiuted. who ,od m thi- Eniili.sii V.\ cup I.«vourite» alter beating s.inderi«nd in their filth round repl.iv last week, remained first choice at 3-1 ,ii the Victoria Club callover here last nicht .lihid Hotspur are second favourites ;<i 7-2. with
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      Lock icon 15-6 victory for Barbarians
      79 16 London, wed. Rcautta or >y matches played yesterday were: Rugby Inion: Exeter 8 Leicester 12: Harrogate 6 Streatrirtin 9: Newport 6 Barbarians 15: Pontypool 0 London Welsh 11: Bath 14 Sheffield 9: Bristol 8 Met Police 22: Camborne 3 London Civil Service 0: Esher 17 Aberdeen
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      PHILIPPINES IN
      27 16 MANILA. Wed Tie Philippines will take pan in the second ,nlor tennU championships to be held in I napur in August, v vaa announced, today.
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      1710 16 iaavßawHHaw^EwHawl ■Ewflaw^BHEaMßwHawßHawkwil MAUYSIAN GOVERNMENT VACANCIES AppfVatkms are Innted from Maiayslan Cttlsen.s for the folio* Ing appointments soil-* ■CBEMTMT Division 1 1 kn the Porert. Research Institute. Kspong Salary scale 1 Men 1 1664, ttv3. M2B x 34 934 M 2 x 34 :_ai>4 piu* cost o v uiw*Jhc* sl current,
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      719 16 NOTICES MINISTRY Of ARICULTURE AND CO-OPERATIVES MfcAMAGfI ma iKkii.ATioN DIVIMOV UMIBI IRKK.ATION S( HKMK EELAKTAM 1 1 ls expected to invite tender* tn June 11*67 for the supply, delivery, snd supervision of erection of five number. identical. dle*eloperated pumps, for ihe Kemubu Irrigation Scheme in Kelanian. Malaysia The details of
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      697 16 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS PUBLIC APPOINTMENI PUBLIC UTILITIES BOARD, SINGAPORE SKI.FTAR S( HKMF Applications are Invited fur the posts of < A; TEMPORARY CHIEF CLERK (B> TEMPORARY CLERK (Ci TEMPORARY TYPIST TELEPHONE OPERATOR ID' TEMPORARY DRAWING OFFICE ASSISTANT for tiie construction of the Seletar Scheme Salary Raiwre: The ail-in salaries offered will
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      758 16 NOTICES MALAYAN RESTAURANT (OVERSEAS) LIMITED (In Members' \nlanlarT Liquidation/ At an Exiraordina: v General kleetlnf of the above-named company held on the 23rd March. IW7 Ihe followinc special resolution was duly pa.vieri "Ii i» resolved thai the comp*ny be wound up voluntarily and that Mr I.im Siang Guan J.P of
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      201 16 Straits Times Crossword A( ROSS i TouchiiiK »«>• name arises 1. A very quiet tta^Mtttag un- rSTSLVIi* a*** Poet iy --'"^--.^.pper io n sr^j-s-SM SHn?" 5 inside 12 Res c d U leueis' or the rest? (I). P«J of Tsun.on. for exam--13 Cut Creies tin output I9h race (g) 14
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      Lock icon Laurel for stamina and skill
      72 17 Laurel for stamina and skill I/OR hit Muling tpecd. itamin« and skill Rodney Scow steps up to rcctivc the Singapore Grand Prix laurel from Inche Oth»m Wok, the Minister of Culturt and Social Affairs, on Monday. Scow had driven hi* red Mcrlyn F-2 to victory in the Grand Prix in
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      Palm Estate pips Asian Pride for a double
      1990 17  -  Epsom Jeep RACING by I UCKY Stable's up and coming younestrr Palm Estate, ridden by Glynn Pretty, brought off a splendid double when he snatched a thrilling short hrari win from Asian Pririr (Alan Trrvena) In thr Class 4, Div. 3, fif
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      THE BIG SWEEP
      46 17 TOTAL POOL: S99.282. 1st No *****0 524.572 2nd. No. *****9 S12.2X6 3rd No. *****4 Sfi,143. SlarUrs (S7.VI radii: No*. "o:,jn 2V>1^ *****4 *****7 17«82fi *****5 *****2 *****7 *****3. Conmlatinn ($477 raeh) N<». t9KU *****7 17OBO2 1(581.1 *****9 134S71 *****2 *****0 1°1 I <•■ I769S2.
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      SPORT SUMMARY
      202 17 ATHI.I.TIC'S Anderson School's mil* rrn»s-rnuntrv il|v>hi [)lv A': 1 Thrva IU*. i 1 j 10.5'. Dlv. B 1 Baldrv Singh < IB 9.3); Vn C 1 Abdul W*hab (17 29.8 1 Dlv. 'D': 1 Rnun Diran U8: 20 .7 1. fiirls: 1 Trrn Prk Chin 1 2ft: 149'.
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      $212,220 FOR SIX YEARLINGS
      207 17 SYDNEY. Wed— Buyers from Singnpcire and the Philippine^, represented by a Melbourne agent, made the biac t piirch.)T<- at the first d:iv ol the S\dnev yearling sale yesterrtav The aeent. Frank Ford bought iix iiir >.«>.•. for a total of MM) 2.220 H" did not disclos*
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      MALA YSIA DOWN VIETNAM 2-0
      247 17 MALA YSIA DOWN VIETNAM 2-0 HONG KONG, Wednesday. WELL-SCHEMED attacking football in the first half gave Malaysia a deserved 2-0 triumph over South Vietnam in the central zone matches of the Asian Cup football tournament here tonight. Malaysia scored both their goals in the first half, and defended solidly in
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      'Difficult year' for PAAA
      72 17 The P'nanir AAA h^d an a< c but financially difficult year in 1966. the secretary Di> rothy Sibert rrporto. On Oct 31. last yrar. the PAAA had x bank b-ilanre only $329. and thr association s -en existence wuuld h.ne ben- tn jeopardy but for Mie
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      Lock icon Kiwis clinch series
      76 17 AUCKLAND. Wed. The. fourth and final represent* Mv« match between Australia and New Zealand ended in a draw here t<vUy. giving the Khrts their first vlctnrv In a series against the Australians New Zealand won tin match by 159 runs. The othe.thr»e were drawn Scores: New Zealand
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      HOCKEY Kilat get title with point off Police
      152 17 HOCKEY Kilat get title with point off Police ITILAT CLUB l the Selang ir H Assoc. division championship yes-ttii->v They needed one point froir thp last match of the play-oij round foe thr t, ma Policr on pur pad A 1-11 the tin eh be- worthy champ half of j
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      TTC ROAD RACE
      19 17 Teachers' Training College. SniC)|Vire will hold their road i .'nrri^y at 3 p.m. lrom Pater.<-on Road.
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      41 17 HOCKEY Spore League Cup: PRA v SRC. Naval Base v RAF Chargi SOCCER Ipoh DIt. 2: Mrnelembu SC v Perak Pvramid (padanRi; Dlv. 3: 2 Mai. Inf Brieade v PCRC (Coronation grd). SWIMMING Spore Junior championships (CSC pool 5 3n i
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    Lock icon Tanker's last moment
    98 18 RAF PLANES BOMB STRICKEN VESSEL IN BID TO BURN OIL CARGO yHICK clouds of smoke belch from the stricken tanker, Torrey Canyon, after it was blasted by Royal Air Force planes in the southwest tip of England on Tuesday. The giant tanker was blasted in an effort
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    Lock icon TV, radio strike
    63 18 NEW YORK. We*. Tt»e IX.OOO- member American Federation of TTfTTlHirn and Kadio Artists struck tin- major U.S. television and radio networks today, affectinc live programmes. Picket lines went up in front of the Columbia Broadcasting Bjstf. the National Broadcasting Co.. the American Broad(istiim Co.. and the Aiutual
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    Qantas service
    47 18 SYDNEY. Wed Australia's overseas airline. Qai)l;r v. ill licgln an international jet service between Port Mmsby, Papua and South-east Asia in September. Civil Avti.i.im M:. lister Reginald Swam announced today. The service will operate from Sydney to Hong I Kong via Port Moresby. Manila. I
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    DEATHS
    103 18 MRS ANC BAN LEE |MM «w;iy fUllj in London brhinii Hum «on«. two dautihti-r* and -in dchildren to inouin hi r 10--. a.c. lornelius tola Mater Co. ice Arxuciation ■-•9.3.67. Cortex* 22 AmlM-r Man^uns 4 :i<) p.m. (".■chedral Good Shepherd tin in-.- r.ni.idan. .s pore. MRS KNEW KIM SANC
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    Sihanouk's film
    22 18 PHNOMPENH (Cambodia). Wed— Head of Slate Prince Norodom Sihanouk today presented the premiere of his colour film "The Enchanted Forest
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    Two killed in head-on collision
    133 18 Two killed in head-on collision K LUANG. Wed. The driver of a Landrover. Ng Man Hin. 43. and a lorry-driver. Oeorge Varughese. 47. were kiiird when their vehicles met with a head-on collision at a bend, about 12 miles from here this afternoon. Four other passengers from the Landrover were
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    PUBLIC TOLD OF BID TO SCARE OFF INVESTORS
    141 18 SINGAPORE. Wed. The Parliamentary Secretary to the Ministry of National Development. Mr. Ho Cheng Choon. today called on the public to beware of antinational elements In their mid.st. Officiating at the balloting of I 407 hawker pitches at Pesiaran Keliling in the
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    LONDON STOCKS
    370 18 LONDON. Wed— Closing middle prices of selected stocks not including stamp duty were: RUBBER LONDON, Wed— Spot 16 13 16d May 17d.. June 17 d., July 17' 4 d July Sept. 17% d Oct Dec. 17\d.. Jan March 18d April June 18 >d. July Sept 18 11 16
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    Josephine weeps as she argues her appeal-but loses
    241 18 Josephine weeps as she argues her appeal-but loses SINGAPORE. Wed—Josephine John. 30. with nine previous convictions today wept in the High Court while arguing her appeal against conviction No. 10 in respect ol two offences causing hurt to a policeman and disorderly behaviour. In tears, she told Mr Justice Tan
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    Holt in Cambodia
    30 18 PHNOM PENH i Cambodia i. Wed— Australian Prime Minister Harold Holt arrived here by air today from Singapore on the second leg of his goodwill of Asia.
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      Lock icon HONG KONG STRENGTHEN LEAD: 2-0 VICTORY OVER S'PORE
      171 18 UONG KONG. Wed. n Hong Konu today strengthened their lead in the Central /one matches of the Asian Cup football tournament when they beat Singapore 2-0 for their third straight win in the series Horn K [y unbeaten team In Ihe now
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      TITLE BOUT
      16 18 NEW YORK. W( world middli boxiiiK champloi April i. tender, Nino Bemenutl. of Itah
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      Free shows
      48 18 SINGAPORE. Wed -i he Ministry of Culture Field Section wilj hold free film shows tomorrow at 730 pin at st Johns Island O.T.C Jj.lui Chinese KampoiiK. Pci Chal School TrmfalKar Estate ..no 1 Cl.wee Chian Road Malay Kamponc. All me shows start at 7.3n n m
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      20 18 SINGAPORE. Wed. The training ship ■Siii«apo.pwill hold a graduation ceremony on board on April 1 at 10 a.m.
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