The Straits Times, 24 April 1967

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    22 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 150.000 The Straits Times National iHWSPil|llil' Estd. 1845 MONDAY, APRIL 24, 1967 15 CENTS KDN. 2578:2590 M.C.(P)2266
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    Iron curtain nations seek trade
    279 1 Iron curtain nations seek trade gUALA LUMPUR, Sun. Malaysia iiuv soon scl 1 1 1 > trade tics with Rumania and Yugoslavia, the Minister of Commerce and Industry, Dr. Li m Swee A mi. s;iid to day. Representatives of the two communist countries met Dr. Lim in Tokyo recently and
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    888 1 Komarov spins on alone as more cosmonauts stand by MOSCOW, Sunday SOVIET cosmonaut Vladimir Komarov spun round the globe today, tipped as the pathfinder in a new spectacular Odyssey which may involve a big group of spacemen. The 40-year-old veteran flyer, once grounded because of a suspect heart
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    Lock icon Malik tells students to stop their attack on Chinese
    270 1 Malik tells students to stop their attack on Chinese JAKARTA. Sun. Strong contingents of Indonesian troops and police today continued to cordon of! and guard Chinatown and other business centres here to prevent any further outbreak of anti-Chinese violence. Chinese shops and Ityniies were closed and Chinese nationals kept themselves
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    Svetlana to talk on Wednesday
    198 1 NEW YORK. Sunday. sJTAI.I.Vs daughter Svetlana has postponed her long-awaited Press conference on why she fled to the West to escape Communism until Wednescfay. The 42-year-old widowed daughter of the late Soviet dictator who flew here from Switzerland on Friday, planned to meet reporters tomorrow.
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    Lock icon Johnson leaves for Germany
    49 1 Johnson leaves for Germany WASHINGTON. Sun —President Johnson left by air lor Germany today to attend the funeral of former Chancellor Konrad Adenauer The funeral U on Tuesday Mr Johnson will have talks in Bonn with Chancellor Kieslneer on Wednesday morning and leave for home in the afternoon.— Reuter.
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    Police disperse mob in Muar
    54 1 MUAR. Sun —Police fired several rounds of tear gas to disperse 100 people who demonstrated here today In support of the striking workers of Bukit Asahan, in Malacca There were 31 arrests. Including 12 women, a town councillor and vice-chairman of the Johore Labour Party.
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    In today's paper...
    24 1 rDAY the Straits Times publishes with this issue a six-page feature on Australian industrial products. Make sure you get your copy.
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    Lock icon JUST FANCY THAT...
    64 1 CAPETOWN. Sun. -Ninety-year-old Villie Schwartz of East London, was granted a provisional divorce order in the Supreme Court yesterday against his 83-year-old wife Johanna. He said he planned to marry again as soon as his divorce became final. It would be his third marriage. Schwartz told Mr.
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    Election copter: Abdul Aziz explains
    155 1  - Election copter: Abdul Aziz explains A. RAMALINGAM From JKSSKI.TON. Sun. A Federal Minister h.is the right to Me KM M aircraft to carry out his functions and duties. The Deputy Federal Serrr t.u ■>. Inche Abdul Aziz bin Ismail, said this here today on his return from Kuala Lumpur. He
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    Razak back with good news
    203 1 Razak back with good news I/UALA LUMPUR, Sun. Tun Abdul Razak returned hire tonight after a 15-day goodwill visit to Australia and flew Zealand with promises of continued aid to Malaysia from the two countries. The Deputy Prime Minister .*.;uci that technical team tram Australia would arrive here soon to
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    STOP PRESS
    38 1 tIR BATTLE RAIGON. Son— IS feu Illllrt Vttt Connuofiitt Mids mfr the heart of North Vietnam today. Millie tiring air force pilot* nlioi down not Mper M.(. 2i *uil inayhr A vr in ml I PI
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      China the No. 1 danger: Anzus communique
      230 2 China the No. 1 danger: Anzus communique WASHINGTON, Sun THK Au/us Powers declared yesterday that China's militant Communism, together with continuing Communisi aggression and subversion in South-East Asia, posed "the most dangerous thi .at to the securit) oi the world." At tile s.llllr time, COO) munlque Iwued by the Foreign
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      Lock icon Britannia crash that killed 126 people
      86 2 yHE last bodiai being taken iwjy from the wreck of the Britannia which crathed near Nicosia en Thursday. The Swits Globe-Air aircraft was hit by lightning jnd went out of control. It slammed into a hilltop, killing 126 people. Another Globe-Air Britannia with 73
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      Lock icon BRITISH ARTILLERY POUND YEMEN A-A BATTERY
      224 2 BRITISH ARTILLERY POUND YEMEN A-A BATTERY ADEN, Sunday. "DRITISH artillery yesterday pounded a Yemeni Republican anti-aircraft battery at the border town of Qataba for firing on an RAF Hawker Hunter fighter. A military spokesman said the fighter was Hying Inside South Arabian Federal air space at the time. It was
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      Lock icon Check ordered on Boeings
      81 2 WASHINGTON. Sun The Federal Aviation Administration I has ordered an Inspection of BoeI Ing 727 and 7208 let airliners for possible structural cracks in the wing areas, a spokesman for the FAA said today He said that there were about 150 of the two planes in
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      Lock icon 'Get out' order
      29 2 ISTANBUL Sun The TurkL«h Government yesterday declared a Czechoslovak diplomat Mr Karel Patek. persona non ■Tata and gave him 48 hours to leave the country. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Ulbricht party leader again
      48 2 BERLIN. Sun— The East German Communist P«rty congres* yesterday re-elected Walter Ulbrlcht party leader and promo' ed atomic spy Klaus Puchs to the central committee The 73-year-old veteran Com munist «as elected party Pirst Secretary unanimously Hp w also the East German President. UPI
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      Civilian rule
      26 2 LAGOS Sun NigeriA's Supr«tn* MiliUry Council lust nlfht •nnounred it plumed us return I the country to civilian rule after lataettani in eexlj 1968
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      Lock icon Big U.S. strikes near the China border
      444 2 Big U.S. strikes near the China border SAIGON, Sun. JJNITED States aircraft struck within 25 miles of the China border yesterday, blasting North Vietnamese anti-aircraft sites and a supply centre. In a series of raids to the north and east of Haiphong, American planes also hit the Pho Cac Ba
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      Lock icon Lenin Prize to dance director
      61 2 MOSCOW, Sun. Igor Molseyev. 50-year-old dlrecior of the i famou.-- folk dance troupe which I bears his name, has been awarde«: a Lenin Prize. RaHtel highest 1 honour for Its ar He Is one of fly» leadlne ciltural fieures eiven the prize last niffht for
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      Lock icon Full help ordered for tornado victims
      200 3 Full help ordered for tornado victims f'HICAUO. Sun.— President Johnson today ordered all possible Federal aid for the tornado-battered Mid-West States of America A group oi black tornadoes with explosive winds howled acro.ss Missouri, Illinois, Indiana. lowa and Michigan on Friday, leaving 52 people dead and more than 1.500 inlured
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      Lock icon On to Paris
      28 3 KARACHI. Sun. Kina Mahendra and Queen Ratna of Nepal left here last night for Paris at the end of a tnree-day vijdt to Pakistan. Reuter.
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      Lock icon GERMAN PROBE INTO THREATS TO LBJ
      298 3 GERMAN PROBE INTO THREATS TO LBJ BONN, Sunday. rjERMAN police confirmed they are investigating two tips that there is an assassination plot against President Johnson when he attends Dr. Adenauer's funeral. The alleged plots were being investigated in Cologne but In Bonn itself there was nothing to suggest that any
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      Lock icon Chou take-over in 3 months?
      49 3 HONG KONG Sun. The Chinese Prune Minister. Mr. Chou En-lwi. may succeed the Head oi State. Mr. Liv Shaochi. in three month*, according to the newspaper Star. tl .iNo claims its sources in China reported that Mr. Chou was sick, though now Better. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Teenagers held in drug swoop
      52 3 LONDON. Sun Police detained 150 teenagers in a druss (.woop on an Oxford Street club in London's West End early today. Youths and 120 girls aged under 17 were searched at 'he club, then taken to a nearby police sti-tion to await collection by their
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      Thant in Kandy
      68 3 Thant in Kandy U THANT, United Nations Secretary General, on tour in the Far East, made a point of visiting Ceylon's hill capital of Kandy to worship at the ancient and splendid Asgiriya Poyaga (an assembly hall for devout Buddhists). After prayer U Thant declared that, as a follower of
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      Lock icon PROTEST BY 5,000 OUTSIDE EMBASSY
      143 3 PROTEST BY 5,000 OUTSIDE EMBASSY XHE HAGUE. Sun. Dutch police yesterday put up &teel barriers in the street here where the Indonesian Embassy situated while 5.000 South Moluccans mot to demonstrate for an independent South Moluccas State. The fUnboiiiese poopie declared a separate State of the South Molucca* which has
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      Lock icon New trade plan
      31 3 DURBAN. Sun A leading Durban Indian businessman said here today he would submit a mrmorandum to the Indian Government on tho question of trade lelauons with South Africa.—Reucer.
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      Lock icon Two in death dive
      51 3 SALISBIRY. Sun. Two parachutists fell 8 000 ft. to Hie r deaths before thousands of horrified spectators here yesterday when their parachutes failed to open. F.ric Daly, of Johannesburg, and Eric Rule of Zambia, plunged to the ground at Salisbury's racecourse during the Rhodesian sky-divine championships.
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      Former Sydney Mayor claims big mineral deposits find
      273 3 SYDNEY, Sun. A FORMER Lord Ma- yor of Sydney, Mr. Neville Harding, said today that he had found what he thought was the famous Lasseter's Reef. He said the reef could contain mineral deposits worth millions of dollars. Lasseters Reef became a
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      Lock icon Greece: 12 more ministers complete Cabinet
      385 3 Greece: 12 more ministers complete Cabinet ATHENS, Sunday. If ING Constantine swore in 12 more Ministers to complete a new Greek Cabinet yesterday after a day of reported hesitation over whether to put the royal seal on a military administration. The swearing in was announced by a Government, spokesman who
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      Lock icon The men behind midnight coup
      164 3 A YOl NG brigadier and two young; colonels led the well-planned midnight action which has put the armed forces in power in Greece. Stroneman of the new government is Brigadier Patakos, commander of an armoured car division and now Minister of the Interior. His troops
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    NTUC meet: Mandate is sought to study WD men's poser
    487 4 SINGAPORE, Sunday. THE National Trades Union Congress here will ask its delegates conference which meets on Wednesday, to give the incoming committee a mandate to deal with the problem of how best the NTUC might assist the unions representing War
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    Affiliates: Move to revise fees
    186 4 Affiliates: Move to revise fees SINGAPORE. Sun.— The annual delegates conference of the National Trades Union Congress will be asked to authorise the Incoming committee to appoint a special i commission to revise the quantum of affiliation fees payable by affiliates to the congress This is revealed In the annual
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    Winners of singing birds competition
    87 4 Winners of singing birds competition SINGAPORE, Sun— About 250 birds of t'nree species today took part In a singing contest held at the Jalan Besar stadium. They were the mural rlmba. merbak jambul and the mata-puteh. The contest «v organised by the Kelab Burong Slngapura Winners for mural rlmba: Llm
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    TB Control Unit
    30 4 SINOAPOFE. Bun— The Tuberculosis Control Unit will be Btationed at VaiiKhnn Road, oft Serangoon Road 4\ ms. between S pm and 8 30 p.m. tomorrow and Tuesday
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    Chess: Wong wins the primary schools division
    594 4  -  LIM KOK ANN By SINGAPORE. Bun. After six rounds In the Singapore Junior Championships, one result Is already known. The Primary Schools Division, contested by 21 players has been won by Wong Meng Cheong who has won all his games. With only one
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    CATHEDRAL WEDDING FOR DOCTOR
    92 4 DR. and Mrs. Leslie Yonjt Shee Keong: after their wedding- at the St. Andrew's Cathedral, Singapore, on Saturday. Dr. Yon* is the serond son of Dr. and Mrs. Yong Kon Vui. He is an assistant lecturer with the dental faculty of the University of Singapore. The
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    Base union on ship repairs
    183 4 SINGAPORE, Sun. The Singapore Naval Base Labour Union today said that repair works on warships and merchantmen were entirely different. It disagreed with a Straits Times reader's suggestion that many services at the Naval Base, like vehicle repairs, ship repair and associated services, could probably
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    Aquarium open
    22 4 SINOAPORE. Bun. The Van Kleef Aquarium will remain open on May 1 (Labour Day) from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m
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    Youth: WAY told of urgent need
    159 4 SINGAPORE. Sun. An Ecafe expert, Mr. I. Ode Putra Kamayana, today told the continued conference of WAY Asian regional seminar here, that there was an urgent need for undertaking a number of studies on the problems and needs of youth in connection with urbanisation.
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    Unequal dollars can lead to disaster
    244 5 THE TWO 'MUSTS'-BY BALLAS KUALA LUMPUR, Sun A NY divergence in vaiue of the new Malaysian and Singapore currencies being introduced on June 12. or restrictions on transfer, could have a disastrous effect on the operation of the Stock Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore,
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    Appeal goes out to those London registered firms
    485 5 mon currency, and were encouraged again by the double taxation agreement between Malaysia and Singapore which dealt Ui a thoroughly practical and co-opera-tive way with fiscal problems arising from the separation of the two countries. Speaking of the coming year. Mr. Ballas
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    TRANSLATE ALL THE FORMS—MENTRI
    149 5 TRANSLATE ALL THE FORMS— MENTRI IPOH. Sunday. THE Mentri Besar of Perak, Dato Ahmad bin 1 Said, told heads of government departments and District Officers yesterday to immediately translate all forms used by them daily into the National Language. They should submit drafts to the recently formed 10-memb^r State committee
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    'Mixed marriages to build a dynamic society'
    259 5 'Mixed marriages to build a dynamic society'- KU A N T A N Sun.— More inter-mar-riages among the various races in this country could create a "true Malaysian nationality and a more dynamic society", said the Assistant Minister of Education, Mr. Lee Siok Yew. He was stvakirg at the opening
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    Vaccination of cattle begins
    34 5 AI.OR STAR. Sun. A campaign to vaccinate cattle was launched today in the Yen district of Central Kedah This followed the death from disease of a number of catrle recently.
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    Rice seizure
    45 5 A I. OR STAR Bun One hundred and right bags of Thai rice, worth more than j« 000 were wired by a oolice party whu-h raided the n*hing village of KudU Perlu resttrday It it believed the nre had b**e amtarlied from Thailand
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    Begins today! The nightmare story of the
    3736 6  -  Henri Bourdens by I TWO WEEKS AGO a wiry, 44-year-old Frenchman climbed out of his hospital bed in Darwin to return to his private hell 40 miles off the Australian coast. Capt. Henri Bourdens and his wife, Jose, lived through one of the
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    Falling tree adds to Ali's troubles
    236 8 Falling tree adds to Ali's troubles I POII Sun A tree had in fall nn Inrhe 411 bin Osimn's house to add to his troubles. It happened yeMerriay dur in; ;i violent rainworm A riurian tree be>ide hi> plank house on Mills in the Malay reserve of K.ttnpong Rharu near
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    Unprofitable customers
    49 8 Unprofitable customers SINGAPORE. Sun Phorv kffper l.cc Hock Seng. 37. sold his most unprofitable kati nf biscuits on Friday nieh'.. Just »s he collected a dollar from h\n three customers they drew a revolver and two knur* Then they r;in«>ai-icpd the coun- ter and sale and tnolc away 'tl.ooo
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    MIC meeting:
    15 8 KLANTAN. Sun. Tlie MIC Branch hrro rill '..;<! It! UMUMI BMStlm on Aliril 30.
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    Lock icon Key to containing Reds, by Tun
    515 8 Key to containing Reds, by Tun SYDNEY, Sunday \IALAYSIAS Communist problems would be largely solved it the country solved its own development problems, Tun Abdul Razak said here last night. "We are determined to succeed and to achieve that success within the framework of parliamentary democracy," Tun Razak said. Speaking
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    Lock icon TUN GREETS LITTLE IZAN
    53 8 MALAYSIA S Deputy Prime Minister. Tun Abdul Razak. is pictured hoisting his one-year-old grandniece; Izan. into his arms soon after his arrival here last Tnursday Little Izan's mother (right). Che Abnzah Shahabudin (Tun's niece), is residing here where her husband is an architecture student at Melbourne
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    IMF OFFICIAL HERE FOR CURRENCY TALKS
    103 8 J^IAI.A It MPIR. Sun. An cxr«-uti\e dirertnr of the International Monetary I un,i Board. Hi Annul Nikni. 43. ;iirivrd here today from WaNhineton for talks on matters relating to the issue of the nrw Malays'.in <urrrncy with the Malayaiaa (iovernment. Speaking to newsmen at
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    Three-point plan to meet S'pore survival challenge
    264 8 Three-point plan to meet S'pore survival challenge SINGAPORE. Sun. A three-point plan to moot the challenge of Singapore's survival was outlined by the Minister for Education. Mr. Ong Pang Boon, last night Spiking ;U the opening of a PAP branch at Jalan Tn.vs. Juroiiß. he ,<iald this plan Involved- The
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    President for 16th year
    49 8 RUANTAN. Sun. Dr Cho« Joo Kong wa.< le-eleried president of the East Pahane b-»n< h of the Malayan fluorltttoii for the Prevention of Twb< for the It;th year at Its meeting heir: lierr recent ly Other officials are Mr Chan i Mr. Tflti X: urer
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    Umno meeting
    25 8 KANOAR. Sun -f 1 Inch* GhHf.ir bin B.<ba will open th» tnnual meeting nf the pe-in Brial n (.'nine division nn M»* 19
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    Ho: The biggerthan-Red threat we face
    324 9 Ho: The thanRed threat we face (SINGAPORE. Sun The Communists in Singapore have been nearly annihilated, more by their own efforts than by State action. "For the foreseeable future, they do not represent a problem as long as the nation does not tufTer an economic coll:ip«\" says Mr. Ho See
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    NTUC lashes at MTUC
    465 9 SINGAPORE. Sun. 'LET US COMPARE THE WAGES OF LABOURERS IN BOTH COUNTRIES' DARE BY LEADER THE secretary-general of the National Trades Union Congress, Mr. Ho See Beng, has hit cut at the Malaysian Trade Union Congress for its recent comments on "the pathetic trade union situation
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    241 9 Sultan to blow the sax on the big night KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. —The Sultan of Perak will blow his saxophone when his 23 -piece dance orchestra performs at the Festival of Bands dance at the Eastern Hotel here next Monday. Beven other orchestras will also perform at the dance, organised
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    $10,000 theft
    24 9 SINGAPORE. Sun. Thieve* brnke into a garment shop in Tanlong Pagar early yesterday and got away with some 2,440 shirts worth $10,000.
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    74 9 IPOH. Sun. Mr. K. Kasi was elected chairman of the Perak Central District of the Malayan Technical Services Union at us annual meeting here yesterday, and Mr. T.S. Navaratnam secretary, and Mr. K. Mamckam treasurer. The meeting passed a resolution cailing on the Government to
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    38 9 SINGAPORE. Sun A moto-r cyclist. Ang Peng Ghee. 34. was killed tn a head-on collision yesterday morning with a van in Swnbawang Road. Eyewitnesses are askrd to coivtact Inspector Ram Chandran of Sepoy Lines police station.
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    Greater efforts to build youths urged
    288 9 TELUK ANSON, Sunday. Vf ALAYSIAS future lies with her youths and i?1 therefore the accent on any development programme should be centred on them, said Dr. J. B. A. Peter here last night. The doctor, who is the r chairman of the North Ma-
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    24 9 TANAH RATA. Buir Th« Sultan of Pa hang will mske flve-dmy official visit to this hod> I day resort from Tusadar
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    274 9 COPRANO Florence Pom. who returned to Kuala Lumpur last week from an international Madame Butterfly contest in Tokyo said yesterday that the Malaysian songs shr sane at the music festival were very popular with the other contestants. Miss Pong, who was a semi-finalist in the contest
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    'Reduce intake of these expats' call
    187 9 SINGAPORE. Sun. The intake of expatriate accountants should be decreased as the output of local accountants increased, the president of the Singapore Society of Accountants. Mr. Ho Chak. said here yesterday. Addressing the society's annual meeting, he said: "The way .should be opened for
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    Celebration by Catholics
    51 9 SINGAPORE, Sun. Th« Feast of St. Joseph on May 1 will be celebrated by all Catholic associations herr with I Holy Mass at the Cathedral of the Good Shepherd at 9.30 a.m. In the evening, a dinner will be held at the Singapore Cnnferei.ee Hall In Shenton
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    1,242 more flats
    23 9 SINGAPORE. Sun— The Housing and Development Board 1» to build another 1,242 units of flats and shops In Toa Payoh.
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      280 9 Straits Times Crossword 1, 2. Admonition on e*rb* repair v. playmate with a wooden exto aewen U. 8. 2, 4. 6, 4). presslon? (5. 4). 9. See 20. 15. 1. 2; 10 ac. 22 ac. 10 dn. 18; 10. 22 ac. 10 dn.. 18. A paradox and 7. 25 and
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    44 10 ?r> Word* $IS i Minimum) MO KING SEOK. .17. rf 11 J«l«n Nov»n», pftiard away on 214 «T lMvln« b»h nd his helnvM wlft. mother, four sons, thrr* dftughf»ra, 3 brother*, nr dftUKhtrr-ln-hiw and a (rand rtaiKhicr. Kunrrsl on Tuesday at a p.m.
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    173 10 10 Wort* SIS (Minimum) MAH KING CHII Thanks pastors. rrl«':ni. fricnris for all ihe h»lp and sympathy itlvrn during Petrr s d»atb and funeral OR AND MRS bMNfj Yoni thank r#latlvr-* and frlrnds for thflr assistance, kind wMsM and gifts on the oeeaftlon of thrlr marriage 22 4.67. MR.
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    89 10 M H nrH, SIS (Minimum) HOPPER CON and Arthur 24th April IPM small token In loving rememberanre IN LOVIKG MEMORY of our darling Pon iv ho left us 24-4-fI.V Painfully ml«*ed by Dad. Mum, Oletin. Mary. ("terard IN SWEETEST MEMORY Of Our »darllnn Don Sully mi**ed and still
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      598 10 Indonesian relations with I China are almost at breaking point. There is cause on both sides, the inability of the Chinese Embassy in Jakarta to keep out of Indonesian affairs, the rioting which has cost Chinese lives and done much damage to property, and the new measures
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      360 10 The Prime Minister and the Deputy Prime Minister returned to Kuala Lumpur over the week-end from rewarding overseas visits. Tengku Abdul Rahman's sojourn in Ceylon, apart from cementing relations which have always been good, has prepared the ground for active co-operation. The joint statement issued by the Tengku
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      Oil Palm
      215 10 The United Planning Association of Malaya has called upon the Government to set up research and other ancillary facilities in support of the palm oil industry. The appeal is underlined, in small way, by the depredations of the long-tailed parakeet in oil palm estates in Johore. Some 10
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    Two great cities jolt their masters
    589 10  -  IVAN YATES by JTY^ FROM now on, at least until 1970, the Labour Government of Britain will operate from a capital ruled by its implacable enemies, the Conservatives. To outsiders it may sound alarming, and it is certainly no comfort for the Labour Party,
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    LEARNING MALAY
    459 10 LESSON 32 in a new series by YUNUS MARIS GLOSSARY: MKMiumumKAN (v) to announce, proclaim Burohanjaya i "surohAN-r-Jaya"). <n» confimlsslon; tufaa in) function, duty; nuaunAN «.n> arrangement, system; lembajra (ni Institution, board <or governors, etct; MEnyrluroh ivi to be allembracing. over-all: KEauUtAN tn> problem, difficulty; Dl-kajt (vi to
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      199 10 Service interviews for 400 every day I REFER tv two letters 1 one by Mr. Ler Mun Koon iS.I". April Io) who would like to know when applicants for Division Xi appu.n;mt nt.s jn the Pubic Service would be interviewed, and another by "Still Waiting" (ST. April 17) who ha.s
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    782 10  -  ROBERT STEPHENS by THE world's biggest city as the Japanese now claim Tokyo to be will be run by a "Popular Front" city government of Socialists and Communists as a result of the elections held on April 16 for the Governorship
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    Pixie presents last word in mini-skirts
    463 11  - Pixie presents last word in mini-skirts Michael zxFoong From I ONDON. Sun— Urn Pek Sern. 23. the Penangborn actress who has for a long time been playing the part of a Chinese nurse in the television series "Emergency Ward 10." has apparently started a new fad for the swinging set
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    Housing Ministry allots $80 mil. for 15,000 flats
    183 11 Housing Ministry allots $80 mil. for 15,000 flats KUALA LUMPUR, Sunday. THE Ministry of Local Government and Housing has allocated $80 million for 15,000 low-cost flats here. Work on several projects has already begun. A Municipal spokesman .said that one such project at jalan Sungei Besl has already been completed.
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    Agents in Aussie varsities allegation
    172 11 pERTH. Sun. The Unlversity of Western Australia may soon screen Its students to track down agents of the Australian Security Intelligence organisation. The university's Guild of Undergraduates will carry out th*> security check after the outcome of the investigations by officials of the National Union
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    Mollie flies on
    22 11 COPENHAGEN. Sun. Miss Tourism Singapura. Mollie Ann. arrived here by air from Amsterdam for a short visit to Denmark;
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    Khaw: We must develop skills
    290 11 Khaw: We must develop skills KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. The acting Minister of Commerce and Industry, Mr. Khaw Kai Boh, has said that with the limited resources caused by the falling prices of Malaysia's primary products, skills must be developed to make the maximum use of funds. Mr. Khaw. who Is
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    Premier Lee looks in
    75 11 SINGAPORE. Sun. The Prime Minister. Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, «va> among parents of 60 youths who flocked to Pulau I hin. off Ponggol, today for a close-up of one of the ways towards Singapore's ideal of a rucred society. The youths 35 boys and 25 irirls
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    'OPPOSITION MUST PROVE A BETTER ALTERNATIVE'
    400 11 Devan Nair on that call for a united front KUALA LUMPUR. Sun A UNITED opposition front has to prove that it is a better alternative to the Alliance to succeed, the secretary-general of the Democratic Action Party, Mr. C. V. Devan Nair, said today.
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      743 11 TV MALAYSIA Channel 5 Kuala Lumpur 635 Speed International: "Big and Penang; 6 Ipoh and i Car.- come to town": 7 Ne«t> Malacca; 3 and 10 Johore I in English. 7.10 Mutiara: 7.35 Bahru; 4 Taiping; 7 Batu Danecrman: Name. Date Pahat; 9 Kluang. and Place". 8 News in Man.V4s
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      Truth about the crisis in S-E Asia
      1054 12  -  ALLINGTON KENNARD A CONCISE HISTORY OF SOUTH-EAST ASIA. By Nicholas Tarling. (PaU Mall Press. 525. 6d.) REVIEWED BY THE British Defence Minister, Mr. Denis Healey, is to spend twenly-i'our hours in Kuala Lumpur this week, and not much more than that in Singapore.
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      DALTON'S THEORY OF ATOMS
      257 12 JOHN DALTON AND THE ATOM by Frank Greenaway. (Heinemann 425). By E. WEATHERALL IDEAS about atoms had been mooted at different periods by Greeks like Democrltus and Lucretius but they lacked precision and languished In the centuries of Platonlsm and Christian mystical thinking which followed. Towards
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      242 12 THE MISTRESSES: By Betty Kelen. (W. H. Allen. 365). rE love-affairs of Presidents, so Betty Kelen writes, "are not permitted to exist historically at all." The love-affairs of 19thcentury sovereigns sometimes had their effect on history; they were generally too public to be ignored. Since they were
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      Overtaken by N-power, missiles
      197 12 CUNNINGHAM OF HYNDHOPE. By Oliver Warner (John Murray 425.) LORD Cunningham's superb record as a fighting sailor culminated in his historic command of the Mediterranean Fleet In the years of crisis between 1940 and 1943. After Italy's surrender he became Chief of the Naval BtafT his
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      Eyewitness to two revolutions
      186 12 THE TWO REVOLUTIONS, By R.H. Bruce Lockhart. (Bodley Head. 155.) CV DAVID SZE rpURNINO his back on the 1 colonial service after a short cadetship in Malaya, Bruce Lockhart later found himself British consul-general in Moscow, comfortably in time for a rare experience. In March 1917
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      STORMING OF VIMY RIDGE
      155 12 VI MY: by Herbert Fairlie Wood. (Macdonald 355). THIS clear and moving account by a former Canadian Army historian commemorates the fiftieth anniversary of the storming of Vimy Ridge. The escarpment, dominating the Industrial complex of the Doual plain, fell to the Germans in that dying
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    1734 13  -  Haji MUBIN SHEPPARD 'Better the whitening of bones than the pallor of shame' THE FULL STORY NOW TOLD OF THE GUA MUSANG BATTLE FOUGHT BY 26 SOLDIERS AGAINST A BANDIT GROUP OF 250 ON APRIL 24. 1950 by 4 IN April 1950. D. Company of
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    47 14 M Wards lIS < Himimmm) MR. AND MRS K Nadarajan (hank all relatives and friends for attendance, gifts. wlat<es and assistance rendered for their wedding TNB FAMILY OF late Mr Inder sirgh. Ipoh thank relatives and friends for attendance, wreatba me* eaget. annutaace at fbeir recent bereavement
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      968 14 SITUATIONS VACANT 10 Word, So Mlm.)—Box St eU. axtra THE STRAITS TIMBS PRIM (M) Ltd wishes to thank all applicants for printing apprentlrea vacancies advertised under Box A5V53 81. Short-listed candidates tave been loten'lewed Others will not receive replies BRITISH COMPANY Looking tor ten matured men/ women wbo are Interested
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      29 16 Ruhbrr i pn Ih. I prii it. .i;- k eta. l*. US < iv IS. IIS rt«. «0. 5X S <■»*• US rtn. Tin ipri pi' ul Shu*).;". mi.il
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      2083 16 Steady share prices on dull Exchange From Our Market Correspondent IT was another extremely Hull week on Ihe Slock Exchange with a low turnover, but prices on the whole were very steady. Price movements were extremely narrow and without any big drops or falls there was little to attract either
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      68 16 /'ARCU requiring iterant accamvetkeli wil- be received into the Port Iwcttenham Authority Corlown Na. S HolxUlia on April 23. Korana oa Apri. M, Tiomrd. Ui-rrr. Iraquaddy on April M: John Kvmtt. Hwnmao Flllmore. Nedr Rhone, libn <>«l> and Transport O^'iec on April IT. Pn-Milrnt Coolldge. Uikunl Maru. Bronucbie oa
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      23 16 rale* 10 rrnvh.«n'» on Saturday (all >i Mark! 1--. Htllanrt Cuildtri 117|. BelKium Francs <*<\*t French France IW'i tout Frjnc» ll"i.
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      39 16 O.s in. Irte enhance maiNtt ,n Hong Kirns on IftMttfa* IH» U S Dallar «v ajuatatf It I 7.1| tor It and 5 721 r •> r caih Sttrlini -a« .|,in,rfi i«,m> mil mm 1 tae or gald .<
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      455 16 vngaiiure r i n«r* 'imoi 11* ETD eiA/ElO 1 1 t TLrROM AUSIRALIA M.V. "STATE OF HUTCH' for Raniom MMnji Cucutti Mil 17/11 May 21 May 21 FROM CALCUTTA MV "STATt 01 IRAVANCORL COCHIN trr H.niKi't iann A|t 75 21 Apr 21/21 FROM 80MBA* M V "VISHVA PRABHA" lor Mon|
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    Straits tin price drops sharply
    1048 17 npHERE was a sharp drop of I H in the Straits tin price on Saturday morning which took it down to $602.87 4 per pirul on an offering estimated down ten tons to 210 tons. The Strait* prire dropped despite the fact that in London
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    SHARE MART REVISED QUOTATIONS
    729 17 r PHE following is a complete i list of revised quotation* for the week ended on Satur111I II April 22: UNIT TKUITI IMii|tn 'Priett) rtnt M»l»Tin 2.30 2.40 fccond Ualtvan 1 «A 1 76 Third Malayan 112 123x4 T*« Savint fund I.M MS|4 Th» Commerce lad.
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    DIVIDENDS ANNOUNCED
    64 17 Induttritte: Prnp*rti»»: Mmm»»: I ruhber*: Apr. 11 106.76 101 80 100 40 HIM 7 Apr 18 Apr IB Apr 20 107.42 107.41 107 40 105 75 105 18 104 60 100 56 100 96 ***** ***** ***** ***** r>r 28. 1863 100 D«c. 30. 1966 100 Apr 21
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    MALAYAN STOCK INDICES
    34 17 E. Life i C Prop. W»ucb Current payment X eu. Date p«rabl« July 31 May 30 rotii f r (be rear 30 cU Total for prerloui vaai 19% 16% 30 cis.
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      1215 17 TENDERS TENDER NOTICE UNIVERSITY OF MALAYA PROPOSED FACILTY OF ECONOMICS AND PROPOSED EXTENSIONS TO THE FACULTY ARTS INIVEKBITY OF MALAYA. PANTAI VALLEY, Xl AI.A LUMPUR. Tenders are invited from Contractors registered in Class "A" with the Public Works Department. Malaysia, for the erection and completion of the above prolect. Tender
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      652 17 NOTICE PEMBERITAHU KERAJAAN HBBBU PERAK EANCHANGAN rt KI'MAHAN Ml RAH KAMIMIM,. TAIPING PermohonanS ada-lah dl-jemput daripada Ra'ayai Negeri Wai tea Negara Malaysia yang mempunyal Ulayakani sapertl dl-bawah untok mcmbell dengan bayaran an•oran rumah murah Kerajaan Negeri yang sekarang lnl sedang dl-bena dl-Kamunting. Taiplng Jenlx rumah2 murah lnl la-lah rumah batu
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      United are almost sure of title now
      471 18 BRITISH SOCCER LONDON. Sun. MANCHESTER United, the team that glitters with stars like Denis Law, Bobby Charlton and George Best, are virtually certain ot winning thp English First Division soccer title after yesterday's crucial games. United forced a scoreless draw away to Sunderland,
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      110 18 LONDON. Sun.— Enfield. from North London, and His Lancashire team Skelmersdal* United, drew 0-0 alter extra lime in the English Amateur soccer Cup final here yesterday. One minute before the end of extra time Skelmersdale, who had never reached the final belore. wore awarded a
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        Lock icon Record 71ft 54 toss by Matson
        141 18 YEW YORK, Sun. Randy Matson of Texas yesterday set a new world shot putt record of 71ft silns (21.78 metres). ilataon broke his own record of 70 ft "i that hM stood .since 1965. Yesterdays mark was »«t In a triangular field meet at
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        Lock icon All-Aussie final
        118 18 IJOisiuN' (Texaa), Run 11 Au Roche, th* top seed, reached the final of the River Oaks lawn tennis tournament hrrr yesterday when ho beat Roger" I the Biiti.sli No. 1. 6-2. 0-6. 6-8. e-i. 7-5 m the Mmt-flnal. Roche meets lellow -Australian John Ncwcombe in the final, r^ewrombe
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        70 18 I ONDON. sun. Scotland won the British international mens hockey championship when they beat Wales 4-2 at Pur: Talbot, South Wales, yesterday. They finished the table with five points from their thre« games, one point ahead or England, who ended the campaign yesterday with a scoreless rliaw
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        37 18 PRAGUE. Sun The BovM Union retained then- title n tlie "(imm.v worid basketball champion>lup which ended here las) night Runneis-iip «ere South Korsa with Czechoslovakia third. East Germany fourth. .lapan fifth and Yugoslavia sixth —Reuter.
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      RESULTS and TABLES
      1366 18 Knglish Amateur Cup final: Enrield 0 Slcelmersdale 0 (after extra time) Irish FA Cup final: Crovden S Glentoran 1 (at Bf-:' Irish league Cup top four semifinal: Derrv 1 Coleraine 3. I I I 1 I f 1 I H t > Arsenal 1 Notts Forest 1
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      152 18 uunt.T championship final <rrpU>i: Duiham 0 Surrey 0 luh matches: Abertillery 16 Pon^itli 5: Bradford 22 BirlcrnItm(I 6: Broughton 6 Esher 12: Cheltenham 6 Maes' eg 3Coventry 32 Baili 3: Ebbw Vale lb Bedford 3: Go.* forth 10 Northern 6: Harrogate 5 I.iverP«H)I 3. Hudder.sAeld 13 Birmingham 5:
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      788 18 Thr rrUling fajra milimcli.itn of a worldwide (.roup will now ronoidrr applii Jtions fur appointment M SALES MANAGER fin Malaysia and BksgasjatC Mi i* a »enior appointment rnxiiiiii;; xiuiclil to thr M.in.iciiit Director, and randid^le^ are thai application* and interviews will he held under conditions ol strict serurit>. Thr mnpanv
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      798 18 1 NOTICES I NOTICE In the K«Ute of TAV LAI BOON al*o known a* TAY I.AI linos NEO deceased lair of No. .163 Paja Lebar Koad. Singapore. I'l KSI AM to Section 19 of the I ni-irr* Ordinance i( haptrr .til. NOTICE Is. hereby given that creditors anu others having
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      667 18 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS 1 "UNIVERSITY OF MALAYA" Faculty of Economics and Administration Applications are invited for pasta of Lecturer Assistant Lecturer in the 10l lowing nelds:— '.i Applied Economics especially in the aren.<. ol Laouur Economics. Transport Economics and South-East Asian Economic Studies (b) Analytical Economics with s|>ecirtl relere.u-e to Ma-cro-economics
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      Baroque wins Summer Cup
      1633 19 JOCKEY SUBIAN BACK IN LIMELIGHT WITH A DOUBLE DAHo^ic, wan John- ny Clifton up, scored a smart win in the Bsi Summer Cup for Class 1 horses at Penang yesterday. Always vkpn up with the pace, Baroque went to the 'ront at the top of the
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      THE BIG SWEEP
      45 19 THE BIG SWEEP Total pool SIO2.MM Ist No. *****9 533.957 2nd No. *****1 S 8.489 3rd No. *****2 S 1,244 SWrters isBoB each): Noa. *****3 *****0 *****8 *****2 1*5921 *****7 *****4 nnsolatinn ***** each): Noa. *****6 *****9 *****3 *****8 *****8 *****3 *****6 *****3 *****8 *****1
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      RIBOCCO OUT
      23 19 NEWttTRY. Sun Anvrlcano«ned Riborco will miss the 2.000 Guineas., first classic of the English flat racing season, at Nrxrn-^ket ov M-v
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      Vasudevan 6 for 9 as Negri tumble twice for 82
      408 19 SELANGOR. fttlll expenmentuiK with a number of younger players, easily dtleatfu >egri Sembilan by an Innings and 151 runs In a Mendly cricket match at Pantal yeucrdey. Man of the match for Belangor was medium pace bowlei T Vasudevan who
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      Griffiths tames Jeffers for Army's victory
      430 19 Griffiths tames Jeffers for Army's victory CRICKET ARMY, the current Singapore Cricket Association senior tournament leaders, recovered splendidly after an early shock to register their seventh victory when they beat Royal Air Force Changi by six wickets at Nee Soon yesterday. After skittling the airmen for 70 runs just under
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      Top prize to Taib
      217 19 GO-KART riTWENTY ONE YEAR 1 OLD Hamudd.n Taib of Selangor won the Agong Sahari Trophy for the first time in the monthly Malaysian gokart meet, held at the Merdeka Stadium car park yesterday. Oert Boldt and J"hn Olover. also of Selangor, took second and tnird places.
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      Billy thrashes Tay for title
      489 19 JNTERN ATION AL Billy Yap ot Selangor really won the Malaysian national singles tennis title for the first time when he beat five-times-in-a-row champion, his belangor team-mate 6. A. Azman 7-j, 6-3, 9-7 in Saturday's marathon on the h'enang Sports Club couits. In yesterday's final
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      Park shines
      69 19 A BRIGHT to»ock Of 60 ttr John Park enabled Malacca Club to beat Medical Services. Trrendak. by fut wickets in a Shepherd Trophy league cricket match on the Malacca Club grounds yesterday Medical Service, Trrrn (Coo's 30. I.angfcrd 4-8 Banks 3- 18 anrl 108-6 dec 'KINm 48. ASMtiz
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      Radhika's big day came so soon
      359 19  - Radhika's big day came so soon CHEAH SEONG PAIK By I'l*HE anticipated battle of the schoolgirls for th« women's sing>s crown In the Malay Man national lawn tennis championship* on the Penang Sport Club> courts yestfrday proved to be no battle at. all. Thirteen-year-oirt Radhiks, M»non of Remb6U. Negri Sembilan.
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      248 19 HO< KKY— Malaroa ko replay: Euraaian A&en v 3 Sqdn RCT (B. Hi I in. League: 2 Inf Workshop REME v 4th Bn RAR (Terendaki. Taipinc league: M. Artillery v KiUt tEcpltnadei. SOCCER: Spore DW. ZB: K Raja v Junior AA < Farter Pki. Div. 2D: Chinese Ath. 'A* v
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      Sabah election candidate hit on the head
      170 20 BWDU. Sun. -Mr. Tsen Kine; Sung, the defeated I PKO candidate in Kuii.it. was assaulted while canvassing for his party in the neighbouring Langkon constituency near here. Mr. Tsen. I PKO publicity officer for the Kudat constituency, was struck on the head during
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      Lock icon HEART TROUBLE HERO ALMOST DROPPED OUT
      127 20 MOSCOW, Sun. Veteran cosmonaut Vladimir Komarov, pilot of the latest Soviet spaceviiip launched today, «as once almost in- valided out of Russia's space pro- gramme with heart trouble. In October, 1964, he captained the first multi-seat Soviet spacecraft Voskhod 'Hie on its Id-orbit light
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      Lock icon Patchwork pictures bring fame to woman, 83
      263 20 Patchwork pictures bring fame to woman, 83 LONDON, Sunday. JN a tin shack on a nigged hillside just outside London lives a crippled 83-year-old woman just beginning to savour a taste of international fame. Until a year ago, the world knew nothing of Elizabeth Allen and the patchwork pictures she
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      Pilgrims in battle with police
      98 20 NEW DELHI. Sun— Hindu pilgrims besieged police in a rock-throwing and tear gas battle around the temples of the holy city of Bin baneswar. in eastern OrissH State, it was reported litre today. Po.ice reinforcements came from nearby cities to help the local force impose
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      An aborgine is head prefect
      45 20 MELBOURNE. Sun. Patrick Dod.son, 19. an aborigine, has been elected captain and head prefect of Monlvae College, at Hamilton. Victoria He hopes to attend university and graduate as a Doctor of Medicine. Only a handful of aborigines have attended university.
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      Water shut-off
      29 20 SINGAPORE. Sun— There will be no water or poor pressure at Jalan Pemimpin. Jalan Binchang. Jalan Berjaya and Jalan Insaf from 9 am. to 7 pm tomorrow
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      Lock icon 'We'll get back Hilton Hotel'
      223 20 'We'll get back Hilton Hotel' TOKYO, Sun. The A manager of the Hilton Hotel here said yesterday that Hilton International had not given up hope of getting the hotel back from Japanese businessmen who seized control of the building on Friday. Emerging from the 10thfloor suite in which he locked
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      Loan for Algeria
      29 20 ALGIERS. Sun. Communist China has granted Algeria a lons-term interest- l ice loan of 10 million Hams i US$2 million > in cash. It was announced yesterday
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      MYDIN'S GOALS BEAT HIS OLD TEAM
      432 20 MYDIN'S GOALS BEAT HIS OLD TEAM MALAYSIA CUP ROUND UP KHANS I SM.ANUOR 3 PENANO. former international half-back Ibrahim Mydin was Penang's downfall when they met Selangor in the opening North Zone Malaysia Cup match for both teams at the Penang City Stadium last night. Mydin, playing at inside right
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      Perak trounce tour team 9-2
      56 20 A Perak selection trounced the touring Sabah-Sarauak football team 9-2 .n a friendly soccer match at Stadium PriHk last night. Scorers were: Inside-left KtfitnilMi.ini (4>. centre-for-ward Slmm Chok Yin <3>. imt.Mdo-lelt Yong Chew Koo iiiid inMdr-lflt Ramudas Run [Of Peiak iiiicl rrntre-lonvaid F.ulliih Karmli and
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      Talks by Indian official on joint ventures in S'pore
      235 20 SINGAPORE. Sun. 1 INDIA may set up joint ventures for a sugar refinery In Singapore and a textile mill in West Malaysia. This was Indicated today by Mr. A. N. Mehta. Joint secretary of the Indian Ministry of External Affairs (Economic
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      Majid Ariff gets call to join all stars
      309 20 CINGAPORE inside-forward Ma- jid A riff has been selected as one of the five replacements for the three Japanese and two Iranians who withdrew from the Asian all-stars team to play in noxt month's football festival in West Malaysia and Singapore. Majid
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      Singapore knock out Thais in great game
      458 20  -  ALAN THOMAS By ASIAN YOUTH SOCCER OANGKOK, Sun. D Singapore, against all the odds and braving nearly 30.000 fervent Thai fans, tonight found themselves in the semi-finals of the Asian Youth Soccer tournament after a pulsating 1-0 victory over-host nation Thailand in a
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    DEATHS
    74 20 R. SINNATHAMV Pmm4 away. •J3-4-r.'ti7 MartM t>nund wife. lw» sons, co i Kappa Terrace to Our L:xli Ol I.IIIIIH >. I p.m. MR. CHAN CHEONC or Sum Ban! and wooden works passed away on n.4.CT. The cortege leaves No. in, Jalan Abdul). ih off Buogsar Road at 9.M a.m.
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    IN MEMORIAM
    31 20 IN CHERISHED MEMORY Of St xtuidrl Viavuiathan called to Eternal irt. Lovingly remembers! by wife, children, father, brotheri, »l»tar». mauve* friend* Anniversary 27 4.67. 1248. Bukit Kmla Road Klane
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      More pumps more food for Asia
      163 1 More pumps more food for Asia MORE South-East Asian countries are using agricultural pumps made in Australia. Mostly, their use has been stimulated by the rapid development of irrigation projects designed to increase food production. Significant sales have been made each year In Thailand. Malaysia, the Philippines, India and Pakistan
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      Industrial display in K.L.
      347 1 Products from over 42 Australian firms selected for application to Malaysian industries A RANGE of selected Australian industrial products which can assist in the development of Malaysia will be exhibited at the Australian Industrial Display in Kuala Lumpur from tomorrow until Saturday. The display will be
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      COMPANY'S SPECIAL PAINTS TO BEAT THE TROPICAL HEAT
      365 1 A LARGE Australian paint manufacturer has established a wide export market in SouthEast Asia through rigid quality control and continual chemical improvement. This company developed its paints especially automotive lacquers, primers, and enamels to withstand the rigours of tropical heat. Quality The
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      Pulp and paper making industry growing
      523 1 Pulp and paper making industry growing IMl'l-.K has been made in Australia since the early days of settlement, but it is only in comparatively recent years that scientific progress has allowed Australian paper-making to develop on a full-scale industrial basis. It Is an intensely competitive Industry, both within Australia and
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        230 1 The whole world is using more and more AUSTRALIAN industrial products and equipment The whole world is using more and more Australian industrial products at competitive prices. The wide range includes machinery, wire products, extruded metal products. And products and equipment. (In 1964-65, for example, Australia metal-working and wood-working machinery,
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      Australian-made mining machinery for Malaysia
      936 2 Australian -made mining machinery for Malaysia AUSTRALIAN MADE mining equipment is helping many countries to develop deposits of copper, lead, tin, vanadium, silver, iron ore, beach sands, coal and oil and increase their income from mineral exports. Mining needs specialised machinery and Australia, as well as being selfsufficient in many
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      REPEAT ORDER
      57 2 AN Australian company has won nn important repeat ord«»r from the Government of Ceylon for special instruments to detect fault- in telephone and power lines. Up to 300 miles of electrical line can be covered by one unit They can be <>p*r*t»ii by unskilled personnel and can pinpoint
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        495 2 CASTINGS FOR MINING DREDGING KMdfields service carries with it the knowledge gained in 28 years of continuous production and specialised research into the needs of mining, quarrying and heavy and light industry. Four electric furnaces with a total capacity of 35 tons ar* required tn meet the demands made for
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      Digging tools in demand in many countries
      281 3 SPADES, shovels, picks, mattocks and also axes, made in Australia, are now in demand in many parts of the world. The reason for this Is their high quality, functioral design and reasonable price. In 1964-65 Australian exports of spades, shovels and similar tools
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      Asia buys more high-speed drills and taps
      271 3 Asia buys more high-speed drills and taps SOUTH-EAST Asian countries are turning to Australia for their supplies of high-speed drills and taos essential tools for their rapidly expanding engineering industries. Formerly these tools were obtained mainly in Europe and America. Australian high-speed drills have wuu a world-wide reputation for their
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      Firm's selling point on quality
      229 3 rE Philippines Is one of 15 countries buying specialised automotive equipment. particularly replacent parts from a.n Australian manufacturer, based in Sydney. This Austral inn company makes rear axle shafts, front suspension parts and some engine valves tor passenger and commercial vehicles. In all the company
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        113 3 JAY BEE ENGINEERING CO. PTY. LTD. PERTH— WESTERN AUSTRALIA Specialist Engineers to the Food Industry Present A New Low Priced Automatic Travelling Oven for HOTELS BAKERS PASTRYCOOKS HOSPITALS HfW^SJ J»S^5 jr\<%& OUTPUT 9h|H j Will bake any food to perfection! MEAT- CONFECTIONERY BREAD ETC Available in two sizes, each with
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        357 3 flfl&£<. i ißiratLui Dim IS I leirtAUAh pafii I I MtwuutMM Munm I Paper for packaging Paper and paperboard for packaging the products of Malaysia and Singapore is supplied by the leading manufacturer in South-East Asia, Australian Paper Manufacturers Limited. The picture above shows reels of A.P.M. paper, shipped from
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      INDUSTRIES MEETING EXPORT ORDERS, TOO
      165 4 ENGINEERING Industries in Australia »rt supplying the demands of the country's national development and »r» also meeting increasing export orders from abroad. Its industries produce a diverse range of products, as seen in these pictures. Mr. Philip Yap, (on left), abrasive specialist of a Malaysian
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        495 4 SATISFIED? with your steam raising equipment? You will be satisfied with a Cleaver-Brooks installation as technical know how is available for your benefit from the continuous research and development programme carried out by the Cleaver-Brooks Co. in the U.S.A. Cleaver-Brooks fully automatic, oil fired packaged boilers in sizes of 15-700
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      Farm machinery exported to over 90 countries
      569 5 MORE than 90 countries throughout t h c world, including Malaysia and Singapore, are using Australian farm machinery and implements, Australia is making a substantial contribution to the agricultural development of Asian and African countries. Courses Some forms of this help include: oThe
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      Service station equipment for S.-E.-Asia
      400 5 Service station equipment for S.-E.-Asia A USTRALIA is now supplying Bouth-East Asian countries with a large share of the country's requirements of service station equipment. The trade began in 1964 and covers hose reels, automotive lubrication equipment, two-stroke fueldispensing attachments, aircraft refuelling nozzles, oil bars, hand-operated pumps, positive displacement pumps,
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        179 5 For quality in MOTORS and AKT* GRINDERS QjPJEeKeaaaaaaaVeS Ok CAOiT MACTIONAL ikJ V HP. MOTORS— from to 2 H.P. in drip-proof, dutt-proof (TEFC) and flameproof frames. In tingle phete, split phase and capacitor start and _^fl LJpa^Bßßßß^f^eV 3-phete. Ball, tlaeve and sintered *SSt bearings; solid foot, ratiliant: end, H flange
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        362 5 See Australia's Best j^\V Australian Industrial Display 25-29 April (2Bs Selangor Chinese Assembly Hall Paper products, pumps, automobile and welding equipment, baking ovens a sample of the Australian industrial products lined up for you to look at in the Selangor Chinese Assembly Hall. The Australian Industrial Display it's a show
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      Aim to meet home, overseas needs
      59 6 EXPANSION IN FIELDS OF RESEARCH, DESIGN AND PRODUCTION HIGHLY complex instruments are now made by this Melbourne factory. They include aircraft, as well os gyro and magnetic compasses. NETWORK protectors, part of a contract of 135 to be delivered to Bangkok by an Australian
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      Electrical products in demand in world markets
      483 6 DURING the past 10 years, there has been great expansion in the fields ol research, design and production in Australia. The electrical engineering industry has contributed in many ways to local projects and to the needs of many markets overseas. Many Australianmade electrical
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        245 6 WORMALD "FireWarden PACKAGED FIRE ALARM SYSTEM FOR DEPENDABLE ROUND I THE CLOCK PROTECTION Performing all functions called for in the Australian Standards Association Code CA 15-1961, and by the FIRE AND ACCIDENT UNDERWRITERS ASSOCIATION OF AUSTRALIA. Its design and manufacture is based on the many years experience gained in this
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        175 6 (ff^\ o^ers the widest range of top \£C-J Q^l^y service parts equipment 1« 1 I I f m i '^JJS >Sss 2 i bV* y i t ii* 4 jii'i'i'iMMitt^ Tj"ij Vfl W^m f\\\ 4 t ENGINE PARTS BRAKE PARTS TRANSMISSION PARTS I ttflMT HAND ANO MACHINE TOOLS ANO SERVICE
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