The Straits Times, 17 May 1967

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    23 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 150,000 The Straits Times lilt! National Newspniißr Estd. 1845 WEDNESDAY, MAY 17, 1967 15 CENTS KDN. 2578:2590 M.C.(P)2266
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    'Hang Wilson' cry
    806 1 Straw effigy of British Premier burned... PEKING, Tuesday CHINESE demonstrators today set fire to a straw effigy of British Prime Minister Harold Wilson in protest against the actions of British authorities in Hong Kong. Tens of thousands of chanting Chinese marched to the office of Ihe British
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    Lock icon A blank day on the stock exchange
    148 1 A blank day on the stock exchange Ho \<; kong, Tues. The Hone Kong stock exchange today reported a completely blank trading day for the first time since the Korean war. following yesterday s slronglyworded protest In Peking over the handling of industrial unrest here by the British authorities Stock
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    Lock icon CHANTING CROWD IN COURT ROOM
    148 1 HONG KONG. Tues About 50 people, wearing Mao Tse-tung badges and chanting Communist slogans, this morning forced the adjournment of the hearing in a Kowtoon court of charges ist 20 people arrested during last weeks riots. The magistrate, Mr. ra. Davies. adjourned the hearing until
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    Lock icon Mango blamed for cholera
    55 1 BANGKOK. Tues.— A boy has died and 11 other people were stricken in a cholera epidemic v.huli broke out this week In I Singhburi province. 112 miles west of Bangkok, reports reaching here h;.id. The reports said local authorities believe the epidemic has been caused by
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    Lock icon Mao groups in 'violent' battles
    180 1 Mao groups in 'violent' battles HONG KONG, Tuesday. "VIOLENT 1 fighting has erupted between Maoist groups in Kiangsu province, the provincial radio reported today. The radio, which made the disclosure in a commentary, did not disclose when the fighting occurred. The broadcast said the "cultural revolution" in the province was
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    'Mermaid' caught
    42 1 JAKARTA. Tues. A "mermaid" has been caught and is now on display in Bandjarmasin. capital of South Borneo. Antara news agency reported today. The Fishery Department described the "mermaid" as "having breasts, hands, hairy and can cry" Antara said TJPI.
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    Lock icon Advice on use of oral pills
    72 1 CANBERRA. Tuev Women with a history of liver disease should avoid taking oral contraceptives, the Australian drug evaluation committee recommended today. The committee >rt up by the Federal Government, said only a few cases of disturbances of liver function had been reported and the
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    Lock icon Panchen Lama murdered?
    38 1 NEW DELHI. Tues— The exiled Dalai Lama said today he suspected the Panchen Lama had been assassinated by Chinese occupation forces. All-India Radio reported. The Panchen Lama has not been heard of since 1964— Reuter.
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    Mirages for Malaysia
    31 1 SYDNEY. Tues —A royal Australian Air Forcf squadron of deltawing Mirage planes with air-to-air mlwllw will be aent to Malayida next month. A second group will folio* later
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    Lock icon The voice of Thailand
    52 1 BANGKOK. Tues The Thai Prime Minister. Marshal Thanotn Kittlkachorn, today opened a new USSBOO.OOO transmitting station which will enable Radio Thailand to be heard In Europe and North America. Radio Thailand will now reach Malaysia. Singapore. Burma. India. Russia. Canada. China. Bii'ain. Germany. Scandinavia and the
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    Upko quits Alliance
    458 1 Upko quits Alliance lESSELTON, Tues. The I'pko national council today decided licit it had do other course but to quit the Sabafa Alliance. The decision was taken in the small hours of this morning, after the 60-man council unanimously voted to form the opposition to the USNO-SCA Government headed by
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    Lock icon Book Club record
    47 1 NLW YORK. Tues The Book-of-the-.Montn Club has paid L *****.000 for the right to distribute the memoirs of Stalin's daughter, Svetlana the largest amount ever paid by a book club, and s*r>.on<i more than it paid for William Manchester's "Death of a President." AP.
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    Lock icon Chou: We can call up 100 m people
    222 1 Chou: We can call up 100 m people LONDON. Tuts. China can niohilisc 100 million people against her enemies if vu comes, Mr. Chou Kn-lai said in an interview published here today. In the mtei i<-« with American journalist Simon Mallejr, published in the Daily Sketch, the Communist Chim <■
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    Job lifts logs export ban
    261 1 IZUALA LUMIM'R, Tues. Johore has decided to lift Its ban on the export of timber to Singapore from tomorrow The decision lollowt'd a meeting here between the President of the Johore Lumbering Association, the Raja Muda of Johore, Tensku Mahmood Iskandar, and the Minister of
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    STOP PRESS
    38 1 NO MARKET VETO PARIS. Toes. Presi dent De <;aalle said t«da: he would not veto Kiitain bill t.i enlei common mv ket but Britain i links" with the Initu SUtc«. micnt mA# it mi p.i*vihlf IPI
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      Lock icon 18 MORE SLAVE LABOUR CAMPS FOUND
      209 2 18 MORE SLAVE LABOUR CAMPS FOUND MULTAN (West Pakistan), Tues. Police yesterday swooped on 18 more Nazistyle Slave labour camps near here and freed 117 people, among them M teenage boys, reports rcachiii!.'. here said. Camp Inmates told police they had b«-»-n forced 10 work on canal building sites from
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      New Governor of Kashmir
      63 2 SRINAGAK. Tue.v Mr Bh»K«.UI S;ill.iy uuv in ill Tfsterduv ha nrsi ii.m K.iMuiui i Governor o| the (Malt "I jMMUI »nd K«-hniir. H« rrpi.tcis Mr. K.n hi Singh who resigned M Qowraof >\heti h« tomed ihf Inch. vi c.iiiiiirt t'ntil r t c n I arm
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      Lock icon A long, long Asian war: Wheeler
      469 2 A long, long Asian war: Wheeler MEW YORK, Tues. The Secretary of Suite Mr. Dean K us k and the Chairman oi the Joint Chiefs ot Staff, c ifii. ESarle Wheeler, predicted yesterday thai American military involvement in Asia would be a long, long affair. "We'll be involved out there
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      Lock icon Indian police kill two rioters
      156 2 (MU'UTTA. Tiles. Police have ghol dead two i rlutiT» and Injured 11) more during the pa.st two days in Rangnat, m miles trom j here. Btonea hurled by the riotIng crowds Injured 34 police and militiamen in the violence which began on Sunday after police
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      WAR FINANCING WORRY IN U.S.
      163 2 WASHINGTON. Tues. President Johnson's top money men asked Congress for more flexible means to finance the Vietnam war. But they denied that their request Implied any plan to escalate the conflict. The Treasury Secretary. Mr. Henry Fowler, saying Vietnam wiw a co.stly war requested prompt
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      Willy Brandt attends Tokyo reception
      72 2 IAPAN'S Foreign Minls- ter. Mr. Takeo Miki and his wife gave a rereptinn in honour of the WeM German Vice Chancellor and Minister for Foreign Affairs. Mr. Willy Brandt, at the Hotel New Otani in Tokyo. The reception was attended by leading Japanese Government officials,
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      Lock icon Pakistan link with Arabia
      33 2 ADEN. Turn. The South Arabian Federal Government today announced that Pair '.tan would establish a vire-consulate in the Federation In July About 400 Pakistanis live In South Arabia. Reutcr.
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      Lock icon CONGRESS REBELS TO FORM NEW PARTY
      97 2 CONGRESS REBELS TO FORM NEW PARTY BOMBAY, Tues. About 100 delegates decided at a convention here today to form a slnele party called Bharatiya Kranti Dal (India Revolutionary Party). The delegate* presented formpr Cong'p.ssm°n now tunct under d'ffprent lal different Sates of India. Among those a*'»ndlng the convent. on. called
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      NASSER ON THE MOVE AS SYRIAN TENSION MOUNTS
      348 3 A STEADY stream of armoured cars and army lorries drove northwards through Cairo yesterday and observers speculated that the movement might be connected with the present tension on the Syrian-Israeli border. The army vehicles, from camps south of the Egyptian capital, were
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      Lock icon Nun kills herself by fire
      45 3 SAIGON, Tues. A Buddhist nun burned herself to death in Saigon this morning, a police spokesman ■aid, She was identified as Pli.m Ihi Mai. who burned herself behind the Tv Nghiem pagoda about two miles from the city centre. Renter.
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      Lock icon Deaf pup saved by sign language
      116 3 J^'ELSON, the bright Dalmatian pupp»/ pictured here owes his life to the man who is holding him, Mr. Bernard Cuff. For Nelson is stone de<st a handicap which usually means a death sentence tor dogs. But Mr. Cuff, who runs 4 dog sanctuary, offered
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      C-in-C in Canberra
      30 3 CANBERRA. Tues. The British Commander in Chief In the Par East. Gen Sir Michael Carver, today began a round of calls on senior officials and Ministers here.
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      Bankrupt firm's chief, family found shot
      232 3 Bankrupt firm's chief, family found shot LONDON, Tuesday. THE head of a multi-million pound business empire which collapsed last Januarywas found shot dead yesterday with the bodies of his wife and two children lying near him. Police said they round a note, but refused to disclose its contents. Henry Bowen-Davies,
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      'HUNGER MAY KILL MORE PEOPLE THAN ALL THE WARS'
      245 3 'HUNGER MAY KILL MORE PEOPLE THAN ALL THE WARS' MONTREAL. Tues. Within the next 10 years starvation could kill more people than all the battles of history, the Canadian Prime Minister Lester Pearson said yesterday. "Poverty. hunger and disease are not new. What is new about today s struggle is
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      Lock icon Guests flee hotels after extortioner's bomb threat
      88 3 I AS VEGAS. Tues.—Thousands of guests were evacuated from at least five hotels in Nevada and Arizona yesterday after a bomb and an extortion note were found at a Las Vegas hotel. The SbarUTi office said bomb and a note demanding USS7S.OOj were
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      Andrew's first royal duty
      45 3 WINDSOR. Tues. Seven-year-old Prinoe Andrew presented the Queen's challenge Cup and rosettes to the winning team In a jumping competition in the Roya, Windsor Horse Show. It was the Prince's first royal duty. t;.ken over from his mother. Queen Elizabeth.— UPl.
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      Youngest Premier quits
      96 3 KHARTOUM. Tues. The world's youngest Prime Minister. 31--year-old Sayed Saadik 1.1 Mahdi of the Sudan, resigned yesterday following a vote of no confidence in his coalition government by the Constituent Assembly. Following the 112-to--8K voting, the Oxford educated Premier went i directly to the Republi- van Palace
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      Lock icon Eager bidding at Cliveden sale
      274 3 Eager bidding at Cliveden sale I OXDON, Tues. A pop s.'nger paid £100 for a set of bed linen and a fur coat, i Somebody else snapped up a hamper of Chinese dresses for £32. And then there was the 17th Century French tapestry knocked down to a London dealer
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      Tokyo visitor
      26 3 TOKYO. Turs The Pakistani Foreign Minister. Mr. S.S Pirzada. arrived here yesterd.iv lor a week-lone \im! at tlic invitation of the Japanese Government. L'PI.
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    'Miss Business Houses Queen' to be elected at big dance
    132 4 SINGAPORE. Tues. The Singapore Business Houses' Football Association will hold a social and dance at tne Ocean Park Hotel on June 17. The function, which will be held under the patronage of the Minister lor Social Affairs, Inche Othman Wok.
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    Schools TV for today
    84 4 'TODAYS educational TV on Channel 8 li as follow.*--830 h m -850 am.. English Literature Sec. 1; 9 15-9 35 Mathematics. Sec. 1; 10-10.20. National Language. Sfc. 1; 11.05--11.25. Mathematics, sec. 2; 11.45-12 05. English second language. Sec 2; 12 25-12 45 pm National language. Sec.
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    Riddle of the many vacant Govt quarters
    276 4 SINGAPORE, Tuesday. A CONSIDERABLE number of Government quarters have remained vacant for periods ranging up to four years or more, and the Director of Audit, Mr. W.M. Fell is inquiring into the reasons for such length} vacant periods. "This must result in considerable
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    NOW MOBILE SHOWS ON FAMILY PLANNING
    199 4 NOW MOBILE SHOWS ON FAMILY PLANNING CINGAPORE. Tues.— lnformation on family planning is to be brought to the very doorstep*, of the people. This new campaign. In the form ol a .series ol mobile exhibitions, la being organised by the Singapore Family Planning and Population Board. The exhibitions, beginning from
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    S9OO FINE FOR 3 NATIONAL SERVICE DODGERS
    115 4 S9OO FINE FOR 3 NATIONAL SERVICE DODGERS CINGAPORE. Tues. Three youths who dodged national service registration were convicted and fined a total of $900 in the ninth magistrate's court today. Wong Ah Yong. Khoo Kok Hua and Lim Chye Seng, pleaded guilty when charged with failing to register for national
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    POLY to HOLD FRESHMAN INITIATION CEREMONY
    191 4 SINGAPORE. Tues. An elaborate orientation programme ol the Singapore Polytechnic will begin with a freshman initiation ceremony at the Conference Hall at 10 a.m. on Friday. The Deputy Prime Minister, Dr. Ton Chin Chye. who is chairman of the Board of Governors, will address
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    PAP picnic
    40 4 SINGAPORE Tues.— The People's Action Party Geylang East hranrh will hold a picnic for its members and supporter.* nt the Kampnne Trngah holiday camp on June 4 Tickets are obtainable at thp branch premises in Lorong 31. OPvlang.
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    107 accidents
    19 4 SINGAPORE. Tues. There were 107 road accidents. Including four classified as "serious." In the past 24 hours
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    SBEU protest on bus secret poll
    282 4 SINGAPORE. Tues. The Singapore Bus Employees' Union today urged that a secret ballot conducted by the Labour Ministry yesterday among some employees of the Hnrk Lee Bus Company should be declared null and void, "because our members were forcefully prevented from participating In the
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    Eight hurt in crash
    148 5 BUS-LORRY SMASH-UP CAUSES 3-HOUR TRAFFIC JAM £IGHT people, including four schoolchildren, were injured when z. lorry and a bus collided at the junction of New Industrial Road and I pprr Pays Lebar Road in Sincapore. on Tuesday evening. The driver of the lorry which had Jumped
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    Girl drowns in pool
    55 5 IPOH. Tues. Yap Slew Yin. IT. a mine labourer, was drowned yesterday in a mining poul, nine miles from here, when she slipped while working with several other women. She- was brought out of the pool by a headman, who was attracted to the «cwie the
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    NEW MINISTRY WARNING TO TEACHERS
    477 5 NEW MINISTRY WARNING TO TEACHERS PENANG. Tuesday. 'JHE decision to restore the pay cut of teachers who went on strike last March was made "purely as a gesture of goodwill and not as a result of pressure by the unions.' -i The Permanent Secretary to the Ministry of Education. Dato
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    109 more Green Jackets fly home
    107 5 pENAN'G. Tues. The second batch of officers, men and families of the 2nd Bn.. Royal Green Jackets, flew from Butterworth i today tn return to Britain at the end of their tour of duty in the- Far Ea.-t Th- party of 109 comprised members
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    A report—nine days later
    61 5 A report— nine days later PENANG. Tues. A 72-vear-old housewife. Loh Soon Nvnn«. today icported that she was robbed by two men nine days ago. She told the police she tv walkme In lonely lane near Pondok e.sta'/e on M«v 7 when the robbers emerged from some bushes and relieved
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    Malaysian wins two photo medals
    165 5 Malaysian wins two photo medals SINGAPORE, Tues. Mr. Philip S. H. Liew. of Kodak (Malaya) Ltd's Kuala Lumpur branch office. won two silver medals at the 32nd Kodak International Salon .^f Photography held in Paris. Mr Licw. a >rnior salrs rppre.»entative. is the assistant secretary of the Photographic Society of
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    Union office at RAAF base
    64 5 BUTTERWORTH Tue& Th# Buf.erworth branch of the War Department Ciwlun staff A.v>ociation ha& H.I up an office in tht RAAF base her?. The chairnv.n Mr. R Narenriran .s«id it wa.s the hrst time that tuch facihtie* had been extended :o his association in North Maluya.
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    Publicity drive
    24 5 KANGAR. Tues. The Perils branch of Party Ra kyai vill launch a two-day publicity campaign at Jelempok and Mata Aver riext month.
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    Home again for 2,174 and Munawarah too
    147 5 PENANG, Tues.— The pilgrim liner Kuala Lumpur sailed in this morning with 2.174 returning pilgrims. Two pilgrims— Haji Mahat bin Haji Karim, 89. whose port of disembarkation was given as Penang. and Hajiah Sumlnah binte Arshad. $8. who was dup to return to
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    4-B Movement
    21 5 PENANG Tuo The State 4-B ;I4o\emerr* executive council »ill| bp*d flr*t mt«tinc 'h« Youifa I QtMM ObQKs) ob BoAiz^bj
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    Rashes after dinner: 42 pupils treated
    146 5 Rashes after dinner: 42 pupils treated KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. Forty of the 42 boys of the Setapak High School j who were treated as out-patients for suspected food poisoning last night were back in school this morning. The other two. the headmaster of the school. Mr. N. Rajendra, >aid. had
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    A student tells of his bid to rescue principal
    407 6 A student tells of his bid to rescue principal SINGAPORE, Tuetday. \£<) Keng 13km, ;i senior student of Sin Mm Higli School in Upper Serangoon Road, told a district COUli today how he was assaulted when he tried to rescue his principal from being attacked by a group rf students
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    Expert here to make machinists of paraplegics
    231 6 Expert here to make machinists of paraplegics SINGAPORE. Tues.. An Australian Colombo Plan expert. Mr. Bill Harwood. flew Into Singapore tonight to help train paraplegics for jobs involving small machine tools. He will work for the Society for Aid to the Paralysed In Singapore at the Leslie Rayner sheltered workshop
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    New branch
    33 6 SINGAPORE, lues Ihe Overrjntoa Bank will open a new branch at Upper Serangoon Road on Friday. A reception to mark the opening will be held between 10 a.m. and 1 p.m.
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    Tomcat is friend of this mouse
    101 6 Tomcat is friend of this mouse MEET Kiwi (above), perhaps the most amiable tomcat in Singapore. Two-year-old Kiwi gets on fine with fellow animals Mis p.iK include two dogs. Blackie and Eunice. a monkey. Dolly and this little white mouse, which is seen playing with him in the picture. He
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    Vesak Day mass meeting at the Victoria
    74 6 Vesak Day mass meeting at the Victoria SINGAPORE. Tues..— The Labour Minister. Mr. Jek Yeun Thong. v ill attend a special mass mini Ve.sak Day celebration meeting at the Victoria Memorial Hall at 5 p.m on May 23. The meeting will be one of the highlights of the Buddhist Union
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    Malay classes for students
    57 6 SINGAPORE Tues The Adult Education Board is organising sperial morning and afternoon session national language classes to prepare students for the Standard I p\aminations to be conducted by the Ministry of Education in July August 1968. The tee is 50 cents monthly per student. The closing
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    S'pore as top container cargo port in region
    136 6 SINGAPORE. Tue.v Mr Donald D John.son. an American contalnerltattoo expert now on a visit here, today >.aid that Singapore due to her geographical position had the potentiality of becoming the major container port terminal in the region Mr. Johnson predicted that once
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    Accountants Society officials
    108 6 SINGAPORE Tiies Mr Be Peng Liang has been elected president of the Singapore StvietT-of Accountants. The Accountan'General. Mr. Chun Kirn Yenelected vice-president with Mr. Chan Kin Kum treasurer, and Mr. Yew Chong Yew registrar. The council comprises Mewa Chan Kin Kum. Ec Peng Liang Francis Kwan and
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    WORKSHOP TO TRAIN EX-PRISONERS
    180 6 SINGAPORE. Tues. A new industries workshop will be opened later this month to train former prisoners In making furniture. Behind the project Is the Singapore After-care Association. which has used the ground floor of its Dunlop Street hostel for this purpose. Installed there are five different
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    SWIM POOL TO BE CLOSED
    22 6 SINGAPORE. Tues. The Farrer Park Swimming Pool will be closed from June 1 to 24 for repairs.
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    Indian film premiere
    63 6 SINGAPORE. Tues —The Singapore Boy Scouts Katong District As>ociation will hold a charity premiere of the Indian film iAmrapah' at the Galaxy cinema at 9 p.m on May 22. The film is set in Sth century India. It ik a t«le of love and hate, and of
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      144 6 1 If you're wondering liow we MHMJP to cover th:»t niany miles un hour, the nnswer is really very P^H Minple. We do it by fioinj; so many places. All at once. Just as we're about to take oft in San I'i-ani-iseo. we're l.indinj; in Hong Kong, circling OV«r Manila,
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      134 6 O» P Bff V.T. iriiniWhi last we saw cm \y^" C and w mxi m*ppin I <C should you h/*/e"7^ I—-^yes.»r'1 -^yes.»r' as A 2\ OOOLA, SHE /\..ANP IF \TO BE OUT3IPE r VfH, I >TO USB IT, COUNT/ TO PM6?A LOUP A3 ffcRACHUTE? WAS UP INI SHE STILL IT
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    Don't rock the Alliance boat, Upko warned
    389 7  -  ALBERT RAMALINGAM From Jesselton. Tuesday CAB A H Alliance Secretary-gene-ral, Inche Abdul Momen bin Haji Kalakhan, yesterday warned Dato Donald Stephens' United Pasokmomuguii Kadazan Organisation about rocking the Alliance boat. "It seems obvious, that the I'pko leaders are doing everything they can. either
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    Dr. Toh gets $100,000 cheque and trust deed
    570 7 FIRST RUBBER SCHOLARSHIP FUND SINGAPORE. Tuesday SINGAPORE'S Deputy Prime Minister, Dr. Toh Chin Chye. today formally received a trust deed and a $100,000 cheque presented by the Singapore Chamber of Commerce Rubber Association to establish the first scholarship fund for a new
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    $2,390 theft from shop
    50 7 TELUK ANSON. Tups. Thieves broke into a sundry shop .<i Hulan Meiintang. 13 milec from here yesterday and removed a bile con'aining cash and ie«el.ery amounting lv $2,390 The empty safe waj later found abandoned in a patch ol laUaiMj about naif mile trum the .shup.
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    Umno meeting
    38 7 SEREMBAN. lues The M.nuster of Inlormatiun and Broadcasting, Incite Senu bin Ao<iui Rahman. «rtll i>pe:i the Imabun Bara*. Dbwo division cenpr«i meeun« a' :h" R«>i;?ious Secondary School at i.aou, 10 mile* from here on M<v.v 27.
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    TENGKU TAKES A JOY RIDE ON AN ELEPHANT FILM STAR
    191 7 ALOR STAR. Tuo«. r rENGKU Abdul Rahman today had a ride on one of the elephants taking part in his film ■Raja Bersiong" on location in a border village near Jitra. The Prime Minister rode the tu.sker. which led four
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    Senoi Praak gift to RMAF
    144 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. A carved wooden eagle was presented by the Senoi Praak here to the Royal Malaysian Air Force at the Ministry of Defence today. The Senoi Praak unit, an all-aborigine regiment, was founded nine years ago and is famous for its jungle warfare.
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    Rubber talks open with surprise prizegiving
    324 7 Rubber talks open with surprise prizegiving BRIGHTON. Tues. Rubber technologists from 25 countries started a fourday conference here yesterday by awarding prizes for new car safety devices made of rubber or flexible plastics. This unexpected 'eature of the opening ceremony symbolised the theme of the conference the role Played by
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    C'wealth Day exhibition opens on May 24
    111 8 C'wealth Day exhibition opens on May 24 SINGAPORE, Tues. —A three day Commonwealth Day exhibition will be held from May 24 at the Singapore Conference Hall in Shenton Way. Nine countries will take part. Die .show is being organised by the Commonwealth Society Of Singapore in conjunction with the Commonwealth
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    Youth officials
    34 8 Il'oH. TUM Mr. Man Yin TMk, a teacher, has been elerre<l president nT the Perak Youth ('hib with Mr. D«r*rMn Smeli Oil as secretary »nd Mr. Chew i >nn Ctuian an treasurer.
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    Lock icon Fish in Brunei River hit market prices
    147 8 DRUNEI TOWN, Tues. The continuing abundance of fish swimming up the Brunei River has created a glut in the market. Fisherman Haji Sabtu bin Sa ad and hi* fleet or boau» yesterday went oui for a day's Ashing at Brunei Bay— but. finding
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    Lock icon Envoy joins in big clean-up of beach resort
    115 8 UR( NU TOWN, T— The British Hijh Commissioner. Mr. rD. Webber, joined abou' 200 of the town's leading citizens and government officials in a hit: clean up of the State's heath re sort at Muara. about 14 miles from here, at the
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    'Station troops in Perlis' call
    54 8 KANGAR. Tlie«. A KM urging the CPnlral Govrrnmrn! to :i ,t battalion oi thr Roy»l Regiment in Peril* n.u aciopied by hr Krfmpong l>b<>k Umno branch at it.s annual mtelinc. The presence of th*.<e tl •AA.s nece.vsa.y to ensure border > a*cunty between Malaysia and
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    The $5,500 student's duty...
    487 8 The $5,500 student's duty DR. TAN SPEAKS OF THE BIG DEBT UNDERGRADS OWE TAXPAYERS KUALA LUMPUR. 7u—. I— l THE Government is spending about $5,500 on each university student this year, the deputy chairman of the University Council. Dr. Tan Chee Khoon said today at the orientation ceremony of 1,777
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    No cause for active politics in varsity here: Indon newsman
    158 8 No cause for active politics in varsity here: Indon newsman KUALA LUMPUR. Tuesday. UNIVERSITY students here need not take aa active a part in politics as their Indonesian counterparts. A reporter from the Medan newspaper S'l.ar Harapan said this today when he wa.- interviewing .students at the campus Inche Mohamed
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    ROTARY TO GIVE AWAY 250,000 BOOKS
    219 8 ROTARY TO GIVE AWAY 250,000 BOOKS OEREMBAN, Tues. Tne Serem b a :i Rotary Club is to give 250. uUJ dooks tree tv orgnnisat ions and schools in Malaysia and Singapore within the next 15 months. The "Operation Bookworm" project is a eitort of the Seremtun club and the New
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    Aussie display for Gen Osman
    39 8 Brisbane Tues The Ch'.eJ Armed Pore.-. Oen Ten«ku Osman. today some of the Australian foroa* r\pected to go to Malaysia, aow» during military exercises. The display took place at th* Canungta jungle training centf*.
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    Jaycee leader on tour
    47 8 Jaycee leader on tour BARBADOS I Mr Tan Sene Slat. MaJavMan Vice i den: fr.r Ope: rnior Chambers ol Commerce Internal, .eft her' roriay for Orenadsi on the next leg of hi* WflM Indie* 'our Mr. Tan n m.«p»- ;ng vaxlOUi I JayOM branch** la Uli CftMfr-
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      240 8 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS iS> I. Amm pup., for .p. >« r Jj*^*- Old wr> ,»t of ralklnc ■•> v Superintendent going round 9 Approach and stick tround m. <**' junction pu 100 rapid 11. Hanuln« light? .7, Wor >i nl m^, nn la. Good with a mf!er»nt conclu- rravtng
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    Lock icon Visiting General visits police hq
    120 9 VISITING Major-Gen-era 1 Soemartono, commander of Kalimantan (Indonesian Borneo), enjoying a joke with the acting Inspector-General of Police. Tan Sri Haji Hussain bin Haji Sidek. when he called at the police headquarters in Kuala Lumpur yesterday. The General was accompanied by his deputy. Brig. Gen.
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    Hurt case: Inspector acquitted
    100 9 VUALA LUMPUR. Tups. Senior Inspector Balwant Singh, accused of causing hurt to Lechman Smszh. was today acquitted by the magistrates COOT! here. "The story "1 the defence may ii"t be convincingly the truth, but it ts reasonably the truth. I therefore acquit him." said the magistrate,
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    New meeting on education
    55 9 SINGAPORE. Tue.s The twoday second meeting of the Ministerial Committee of the SouthEast Asian Ministers of Education will be held at the Singapore Conference Hall in Shenton Way on May 18 and 19. Taking part will be the Ministers of Education of Malaysia. Singapore and Thailand,
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    Army donation
    42 9 KUCHING. Tues. The Fifth Royal Malay Regiment, stationed In the Second Division, has doi nated (800 to the Batu Llntanc community building fund. A fun fair organised by the regiment raised $750 and the rest wu contributed by "E" Company.
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    Cheras flood firm is refused leave to appeal
    302 9 Cheras flood firm is refused leave to appeal KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. •pHE Federal Court has rejected an application by the Pacific Tin Consolidated Corporation for leave to appeal to the Privy Council against a decision that the 1963 Cheras Road flood was caused by the company's negligence. I The refusal
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    Amah, 52, robbed by taxi 'passenger'
    93 9 CINGAPORK. Tues. An amah. Maimunah bint* Kelandok. was slapped on the face before she surrendered jewellery worth S7OO and Ml to a taxi robber yesterday. Maimunah. BE, found another pasyenger in the taxi when she boarded it at about ."> a.m. near himpiine Amber.
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    Repair this road plea to Tun
    73 9 TELUK ANSON Tues. An appeal for the repair of the badly damaged li-mile-stretch of thr main approach, road to Pdnv m new village ipop. 700' near here, has been made by Alliance State Assemblyman. Mr. Saw Beng Ku«n In his letter to the rvpmy
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    Dredging barge launched
    48 9 SINGAPORE Tue.s A 1.000--ton dredging barge, costing about $250.000 the largest vessel to bo built so far at the Kallang Marine Industrial estate was launched today by Salvage Engineers Ltd. Singapore. The barge wMI leave fur Saigon soon to carry out a contract dredging project.
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    To face charge of murder
    53 9 MALACCA. Tues. A carpenter. Low Kirn Swee, 23, was today committed to stand trial in the High Court here on a charge of murder. He is alleged to have caused the death of a fellow worker. Hamzah bin All. 15. at an Industrial Road sawmill
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    Lock icon British awards for 6 Aussie soldiers
    131 9 /CANBERRA. Tues. Bri\j tain has decorated six Australian soldiers for service in West Malaysia during the MalaysiaIndonesia confrontation, the Army Minister. Mr Malcolm Fraser, announced today The Military Cross went to Lieut. Rodney Curtis. 27 of Perth, and the Mill tary Medal to Corporal
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    Lock icon 'JAPAN WILL BE LEADING CONSUMER VOICE IN ITC'
    220 9 I ONDON, Tues.— Tin International, the monthly magazine for producers and consumers of the metal, predicted yesterday that Japan would become the leading consumer spokesman on the International Tin Council. "If her present rate of growth in tin consumption is maintained," the
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      Kennedy Round
      648 10 The brave dream of a fifty p< r cent tut across the tariff board died months ago, but the flags at Geneva still flew at the masthead when the "Kennedy Round" talks ended on Monday night. Something has been done; a beglnj ning has been made. The agreements
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      Call It Off
      361 10 The National Union of Teachers would be well advised to call off its boycott of extra-mural activities. These after-school duties supervising sports and so on are not to be regarded as extra chores which teachers perform out of the goodness of their hearts. They are part of
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      New Course
      177 10 The Singapore Polytechnic's course in rubber technology will get away to a good start this month, with 74 students and a $100,000 gift from the Singapore Chamber of Commerce Rubber Association for n scholarship fund. The first of the students who will qualify in this new field, H.S.C.
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    THAILAND'S DRIVE FOR S-E ASIA CO-OPERATION
    755 10 Jollier, but equally dynamic rivals to the Japanese at leaders THAILAND'S imports went up by some 40 per cent last year, to almost $200 million. But the rise in non-military imports is reckoned at only about 13 per cent. So the country is doing
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      An ocean terminal for a great port
      135 10 T E have bee.n told often that Singapore Is the fifth largest port (n the world, second largest in the Commonwealth and largest east of Suez. Unfortunately, the first view which greets the visitor at the harbour for ocean-going steamers is dismal—rows and
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      147 10 T"HE Customs and Exlse Department has been interviewing ofneers to fill 'Special Grade Posts' ln Division 3. Only those about to go on retirement were called. Others with better qualifications and years service were totally Ignored. Only experienrfl was brought into account. With Division 2 recruitment qualification comes ln first.
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      111 10 ()N April 28 a waterpipe burst at Block 20, Redhill Close. 1 considered it my duty to stop the waste. 8o 1 phoned the PUB. Three men came on May 7. I was told later that this was the Housing Development Board's responsibility. I phoned the HousLng Development Board three
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    LEARNING MALAY
    443 10 LESSON 42 in a new series by YUNUS MARIS <.I,«)SSARY: Mampn (v) —to be capable (financially); MKNOW (vi —to fill: KEkoaonjAN (n) empttiiess. vacuum; SA-ehar» b^»ar2AN (N) tn a big way; natmun (ronj nevertheless: KEnaniprfAN <r\) anxiety, uncertainty, doubt, feHind of riisiiatlafactlon: MEramalKAN »v) to speculate. gueM; MEmelihara
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    LONDON ECONOMIST
    335 10  - LONDON ECONOMIST The South-East Asia By Correspondent of the hall the population of Bangkok and more than hall that of the other cities. But the Chinese are lntrr-marr omlng Buddhists, reinvesting th« profits from trade (which they almost wholly control) in Thailand. It Ls excessively hard for the foreigner to
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    Riddle of a cheque paid to a dead man
    197 11 Riddle of a cheque paid to a dead man SINGAPORE. Tues. A Government cheque for 53,400 which teems to have been paid to a dead man. is the subject of an Investigation by the Director of Audit, Mr. W. M. Fell. In his rrp'*' on the accounts of Singapore for
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    Crash victim
    34 11 LUMUT. Tues. A motorcyclist. Son ciipe Lim. 27. died In the District Hospital here four hours aft^r bPinc Involved in an accident ve.sterday with a car at the 35th mile. BruasParlt Road.
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    income tax dept ordered: Refund $5,573
    432 11 income tax dept ordered Refund $5,573 SINGAPORE, Tuesday. THE Federal Court today unanimously allowed an appeal by an over-assessed taxpayer, Gerald Randolph Chilton, and directed the Comptroller of Income Tax to refund $5,573.47. It was stated that this sum had been paid to the tax authorities by Chilton, a former
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    Thugs stab man, 50, to death
    107 11 I£UALA LUMPI'R. Tues. Two thugs stabbed a 50-year-old man to death behind the Star Cinema in Jalan Landak. off Pasar Road, here at noon today. The dead man was later identified as Nf Yam Kng, of Temlang Road, Seremban. According to the police, N°e
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    2 cases of suspected swine-fever in Malacca
    94 11 MALACCA. Tues.—Swine--1 fever, which has hit the Btate of Johore has now been detected here. Two pig carcase* wpre condemned at the Municipal r here this morning after being suspected wih swine-fever Three pigs Irnm two c»nsiEnments of 16 pigs from Batu Pahat
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    Singing her way in seven languages
    117 11 Singing her way in seven languages 1/UALA LUMPUR, Tues.— A former English music teacher turned night club artiste, who sings in seven languages, is here to add a Malay song to her international repertoire. She is Miss Moby Richard (above) who has just started a two-week engagement at a leading
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    Gang of Johore bicycle thieves smashed
    177 11 Gang of Johore bicycle thieves smashed JOHORE BAHRU. Tues. —Police have smashed a well-organised syndicate responsible for a spate of bicycle thefts here and in the Kota Tinggi and Kulai areas. Two men, believed to be tbe "brains" of the syndicate, were arrested in a house at Pandan new village,
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    Razak to open new mosque
    39 11 NIBONO TEBAL. Tues. Tun Abdul Razalc will open the new 160. 00p mosque here on Friday. He will say his Friday prayers at the mosque and attend a "Kenduri" given by the mosque committee
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    Singapore tourism breaks all records
    193 11 Singapore tourism breaks all records SINGAPORE, Tuesday. f OURISM in Singapore broke all records last year with a total of 128,780 visitors or 30 per cent more than in 1965. These figures are Riven In the Singapore Travel News, published by the Tourist Promotion Board. Another record last year was
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    Oil firm says 'no9 to talks with union
    238 11 Oil firm says 'no 9 to talks with union SINGAPORE, Tues. The boycott of overtime by 330 workers of the Esso Petroleum Tra n s p ort and Services Inc. entered its fifth day today, as the management of the two companies refused to negotiate with the union representing the
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    Oil tanker chief dies on board
    80 11 Oil tanker chief dies on board MALACCA. Tues. The chief officer of an American oil tanker, Elmer Cotton. 50, died of a heart attack yesterday evening, while his vessel was near Malacca, on the way to the Persian Gulf from Singapore. The tanker, the Saint Christopher. 11,159 tons, made an
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    THE TIDES
    84 11 TODAY: Sedlii Kechil 327 pm (7.lft); Singapore Jam (B.3ft) 4.31 pm. (6.5 ft. Port Dlckson 10 08 a.m. (6 9ft) 11 00 pm. 1 6 7ft i Port Swettenham 946 a.m. 1 12.8 ft) 933 pm '12 1ft); Penang 432 p.m. (7.2 ft I. TOMORROW: Sedlli Kechil 504
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    Branch officers
    44 11 KANOAR. Tues An adult education supervisor Haji Abdul Karlm bin Mohamed Noor. has been elected chairman of the Sungel Bahru branch of Umno. The vice-chairman Is Inche Omar bin Choh, secretary. Inche Ahmad Endut. and publicltv officer. Inch* Abdul Ohanl bin Yom
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    Prize-winner
    42 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues.— Mr. L A. Fernandez, senior assistant at the La Salle Primary School here, has won a return passage to Japan by P and O Lines as the first prize In the Lady Templer Hospital's "Save a Life" contest.
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    CHAIRMAN GIVES DETAILS OF $200 M MSA EXPANSION
    330 11 CHAIRMAN GIVES DETAILS OF $200 M MSA EXPANSION SINGAPORE. Tues.— Details of the first phase of the programme to expand and re-equip the Ma-laysia-Singapore Airlines at a cost of more than $200 million were announced today by the airline's chairman. Mr. Yong Pung How. The main exDenditure will be on
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      167 11 Sarawak battle KUCHING, Tues. Security forces clashed with a gang of armed terrorists during: operations in the Sarikei district of Sarawak's First Division on Sunday. No casualties were reported on either side but three Ibans who were found in the area were detained for questioning. Children enjoy learning with Educational
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      598 11 TV MALAYSIA CHANNEL S Ku»U Lumpur Tamil. 6.10 Majallah Kit*; •nd Penuit; Ipoh and 635 Ken the Wolf Boy; 7.00 Malacca; 3, 18 Johore Bahru; News in English; 7.10 The 4 Talpint; 7 Batu Pahat; 9 Samurai— The Thirteen NinjaKln a n t- 7.36 Seni dan Budaya a cul- tural
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    SALES' CHIEF FOR ALITALIA
    144 12 MR. Paul Armstrong (above) has been appointed by Alitalia as MM manager for Singapore and Fast Malaysia. Mr. Armstrong has had some IK years experience in many branches of the airline industry. He has travelled around the world and his duties have taken him to many
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    Pineapple industry reaches new heights
    169 12 rE progress of the Malayan pineapple industry has continued unabated over the last six years and in 1966 new heights were reached. Total exports of canned pineapple for the last two years reached an all time high according to the annual report of the Singapore
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    Change of name to help broaden export mart
    403 12  -  MOK SIN PIN By ADHKRING to the company's policy of strivinn for a larger export market, one of Singapore's leading paint manufacturers, has changed its name. The company, formerly known as Pan-Malay-sia Paint Industry Ltd a Singapore-Japan Joint venture enterprise, Has been
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    Tray expert visits Malaysia
    143 12 Tray expert visits Malaysia MR. FRANK CURTIB (above) a man who has spent his whole business career In the manufacture of trays, is now In Kuala Lumpur on the last leg of a world tour to popularise the latest designs of his product. Chairman and managing director of Ranlelgh Ware
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    Six months Ajinomoto scholarship in Japan
    98 12 INCUR Badiuzaman bin Ngah Mar/uki (above) has been awarded a six months scholarship to undergo instrumentation training in the Ajinomoto's main factory in Kawasaki Japan. He joined the Ajinomoto (Malaysia) Ltd. in May 1965 and is expected to leave for Japan In early June.
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    Four executives on course
    77 12 Four executives on course Pour members of the executive stafl of Dunlop Malayan Estates Ltd.. Messrs. Abdul Raziik. Q. L. Tham W K. Lye and J. N Warm left Malaya recently to attend an executive staff course In the United Kingdom. They will be away for approximately six weeks, after
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    Chairman on visit after link up
    137 12 MR. William E. Steers, chairman of the policy committee at Needham, Harper Steers, Inc., arrived in Singapore this week at the start of a tour of the Benson Group Agencies around the world. His tour is part of the two agencies' programme of familiarisation.
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    TWENTIETH ISSUE OF POPULAR GUIDE BOOK
    187 12 THE 1967 edition of Papineau's Guide to Singapore and Spotlight on Malaysia la now on sale at $3. This 20th annual issue of the popular and comprehensive guide has again been completely revised and brought up to dat«\ Within its 374 pages will be
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    TOUR FOR MANAGER
    93 12 MR. Khoo 800 Hong, (above) F <■ n a n g shippirm manaßiT of J. H. YiivaMMir and Co. (Malaya) Srndirian Berhad. left for a sixweek tour of Europe last week Mr Khoo will visit the parent company J. 11. Vavavsrur and Co Ltd., London .iiul acquaint
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      53 12 FRUIT IMPORTERS An Australian Licensed Apple and Pear Exporter will be in Singapore on May 22nd, 23rd, 24th and would like to meet interested Parties who are likely to have authority to Import these Items. Write in First instance to: W. LEE McKEAND c/o GOODWOOD PARK HOTEL SINGAPORE. WkJSBEFORE yOC/
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      SUCCESS! Kennedy Round talks end with a package deal
      698 13 SUCCESS! Kennedy Round talks end with a package deal Accord on tariff cuts -2 4 hours after deadline expires £ENN E D V Round negotiators reached agreement here last night on a package deal to slash tariff restrictions affecting four-fifths of the world's trade. The agreement came after four years
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      196 13 OARIS. Tues. Mil--1 lions of French workers today prepared for a general strike that is expected to paralyse the country from tomorrow. More than 10 million people from practically •very sector o| industry are to take part in the 24-hour stoppage. France's biggest in 30
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      63 13 PANAMA llMi r'.renghtpr.* averted h nia.ioi disaster (n the Paimii;* Canal yesterday when h laikei loaded with 45 000 torn of luel raueht fire Swilt v. oik h\ two ••u>, >hor»huseei fire enslne* and >hr !of the Ameilran-OT'-nM tankei I Rebec-en biouffv tne Mr* n th# I
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      183 13 IyASHINGTON, Tues. —The Army was not consulted when the Defence Department decided to sell highperformance M-16 rifles the kind being used In Vietnam to Singapore, it was disclosed yesterday. Mr. Robert Brooks Assistant Army Secretary, conceded under questioning by a
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      42 13 SYDNEY. Tues. Srven youths raped 17-year-old girl here yrsterday and forced her boy (nend to watch Police said the yuutas, dragged the coupie from their car and astaul'.ed and robbed the boy. They left the couple sobbing and bleeding.
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      Bad kidneys changed
      50 13 gYDNKY. Tues. A medical team in .Melbourne has developed a technique of transplanting human kidneys that may elinrnate killine diaeaac It has achieved an 83 per cent we— ai r.itr in the last 12 months ;«nrl this is higher than any other medical unit in the world
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      132 13 Marcos grants 'asylum' to Kong Le MANILA. Tuev Presi- dent Marios has printed a temporary visitor s ms.i to General Konc l.r (above), one-time torn-mander-in-Chiof of the neutralist forces n I. .ins. Presidential Palace sources said the President's approval of Kong Le's request to visit the Philippines was issued on
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      143 13 How to keep moon men from getting hot pants TAS VEGAS. Tues. Water-cooled underwear will be a fashion "must" for America's moon men. The lunar >uit which the first explorers will dPM-ribed to the Aviation Space Writer! Association convrntion here by Mr Richard S Johnson. chief of crew .-ystem» d.
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      52 13 NEW YORK. Tues Six OA 1 colleges have offered teaching 1 Greek Opposition leader I Audrexs Papandreuu. Newsweek reported yesterday. The magazine's Periscope column said Papandreou. now Imprisoned by the ruling military regime, "hai l«en approached through diplomatic channel* by Brandies I'nivermiv Northwestern. .Mnine<ota. Hawaii. Lincoln
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    CENTRAL SUGAR FEATURE ON QUIET EXCHANGE
    745 16 From Our Market Correspondent QIIET conditions prevailed on the Stock Exchange yesterday. but turnover was inflated by unusually large flank in Central Sucar which took the turnover to sxvihhi units Over :5'20.OO(» units (hanged hands in Sugars with the buying coming largely from Malaysia
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    33 16 Malayan Stock Indices Mar 15 Mar 16 'Industrials: 108.97 108 89 •Properties: IIIMI7 107.J4 Minings: 99.7X 5)949 S ruhbrrs. lll.i: 111 1> I>r<. !9. 1962 100 *Dec. 30. 1986 1111 l
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    Straits tin price rises 25 cents
    562 16 rt. Straits tin prii«- u.iiniMl cent* t«i Mtl.?S per pitul in Penang vestcrdav nn an ufYrring estimated ilimn II tons to >.'»0 tons. Strong support lacallj peciallv from the IS coupl--94 with the smaller (urnovrr was responsible for the ri^e The tone was strad.v
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    147 16 MELBOURNE. Tin* INDUSTRIALS gem rally ?a**d but B H.P continued to gain reaching a new 1967 high of ft.4l up 10 cents Elder* (i.M. was the biggest lo**r among leaders dropping 15 centt to $2 20 Base metais eased and again featured CRA ami Western Mm ing. C.R
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    EQUITY YIELDS
    279 16 'Fill rolloumc list of srlriterl 1 MbIbMUI Industrial v irldt la based on last viles to Mar 13. tasatitn purptio d.Mdtnd en! Average uid«« «rt! l.cr mr Average gros* rninfi yield 11.1 s>*e rent ilu.3 p»r renti. Overall average .rasa diwdend 7* -m i 7 8 per cent
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    167 16 SHIPS lying «l»ni«i(1t tht tm|j»*r« ■ttarVM "r •«pftl«rt f<l*r artl Pomona FNm i Hot Mort-liH a rionn Mara in Umiskal Pert SwitUnham: whj.i ojartM h. i I Orcniti. :e Ma*t>k Nr. Whan Birtht: Btarln 11. !'f'.Vld«Vt. Stftam Strth* Cslctiai II ~*ii. Brl ij^. H\ irA K. H
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    19 16 Irtt tichanjifl marlitt In H'»re T.T. «nd lot ia<h tttrlint at lA9*. »r«t •nr tltl *f ((Id *<
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      962 16 P&O to Europe and the United Kingdom s.s. "ARCADIA" (30,000 tons fully on-conditioned stabilised) Departing SINGAPORE 8 June 1967 Arriving LONDON 30 June 1967 via Colombo, Aden, Port Said, Naples, Lisbon t> Rotterdam LIMITED FIRST CLASS ACCOMMODATION AVAILABLE (fares SINGAPORE/UK from $2440) Apply to your Travel Agent, or to:ISLAy KIRR
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      242 16 CLOSING PRICES May IK RUBBER PRICE: Ml rents (down a quarter uf a cent). tin: S6oi.::> (up cents). Estimated unoiTnt.il offerine «a> TSO tons (down 15 tuns). J%^j^cdjoS^BjSS BBJy?*?Tf >*^ ■_ur» r 1 ti».Mu EIaVHO i- H FROM AUSTRALIA M.V. "STATC Of HUTCH" lot Rangoon Udiitt i COaMOJ Mif .1
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    1262 17 |>l -IVFSS In and reported to the Singapore and Kuala l.umpur trading rooms of the Stork rxchange yesterday with the number of shares traded in bracket*: INDUSTRIALS: Boustsad (2.000) ■•>: P. I2.D00) tl M; Central Sugar i2.1l.000) 11. *3 D. 121.000) SIM. D. n.yoooi
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    124 17 to mm-hanta Yesterday: London: Ruvlng OD 3/4 1/16, 3U •Vat 2,4 7/32. 45 d/tt. 2/4 9/32. AO d/at. 2/4 11/32, 80 d/at. 2/4 15/32. 120 d/tt. 2/4 5/8. l«0 d/tt. 2/4 7/8. Note: Delivery two month* and \,.V2 delivery with maximum of one year. The following rate* are
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    80 17 CHINCtI Pmriuti Cxchanga. Singe pert noon prtOM pir pieul ytttarday: Coconut oil: bulk (47 tellers, drum S49i lelltrt. Copra: MUMI (f.o.h i loot* Apr./ May. IK/Contln»ot 12«» B. Ptppar: Muntok whit* 1150 tellers, Sarawak white $1471 trllert. tpeclal Sarawak black JlUft aellert. garbled Lampong hirk JII2J nHlrn <M%
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    Guthrie results
    85 17 Outputs from the estates and mines in the Kumpulan duthrir Sendirian Berhad for April and to-date dn brackets) are as follows:— Rubber (group) 6,110,000 Ib. (30.749.000 lbi. Rubber (outside) 60.000 Ib. (246.000 Ib). Palm Oil (group) 2.681 tons (9.849 tons). Palm Oil i outside) 2.369 tons (7.454 tons
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    LOCAL RUBBER PRICES
    250 17 II'NE first crade rubber f.o.b. huTers closed at 5 p.m. In Kuala Lumpur and Singapore ve»terday at 54S cenU per Ib. down a quarter of a rent on Monday's closing level for the position. The tone was quietly iteady. K.A.S. and M.R.E. cloninc prlcei in rrnti per
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      33 17 NOTICE Notice is hereby given that Enche PV. Veeriah. Assistant Development Officer, is no longer employed by the Malaysian Co-operative Insurance Society Ltd. and has no authority to transact business for this Society.
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      845 17 TENDER PUBLIC UTILITIES BOARD, SINGAPORE TENDERS ELECTRICITY DEPARTMENT: i Room 229. 2nd Floor. City Hall). (a; Supply of Bracket* and Clamps 1 2 Items i. Tender Deposit $100 Close at 2.15 p.m. on 30.5.67. WATER DEPARTMENT: (3rd Floor. City Hall). (b) Supply of Stream-Line Filter and Transformer Oil Testing Set.
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      127 17 NOTICES TIN CONTROL NOTICE Tin Control (Buffer Stock) Refutation*. 1966. It Is notified for Information that the Minister of Lands and Mines has declared that the Fourth Contribution Period shall be from 15tn May. 1367 to 14th August. 196 7 and that the rate of contribution shall be $18.00 per
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      655 17 APPLICATIONS *re being invited for the post of CHIEF FINANCIAL OFFICER j by a local manufacturing company affiliated with a large U.S. international corporation. He will be responsible for all the financial, accounting and administrative functions pertaining to the operations of the company and reporting directly to the Managing Director.
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      Mandarin gallops smartly in soft going
      255 18 Mandarin gallops smartly in soft going RACING with Epsom Jeep AM) AKIN showed good form in a gallop in soft going at Bukit Tiniah yesterday morning. Ridden by Alan Trevena, the six-year-old Smokey Eyes gelding ran 3f in 38 4/5 on the bit. Although he came with a fine sprinting
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      Why we didn't see Moore...
      107 18 4 KKADER has written to me. complaining that tuM In Singapore and Malaysia had been deprived of the opp or tunity ol .serinn top Australian Jockey George Moore in action a few years ago. What prompted "Disappointed RaciriK Fan" to write to me so many
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      211 18 WELLINGTON, Tu< The New Zealand Thoroughbred Breeders Associatlon are launchinn a scheme to publicise New Zealand tlioroughbred bloodstock in South-East A.Ma. iniwrpt art .is i\j nilmiWim la publicise New Zealand boraM 'Mil be Singapore. Malaystft, thr> Philippines and. Japan with emphasis on Singapore. Ipoh. Penang
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      GOLF Plan for S'pore v India series
      229 18  - GOLF Plan for S'pore v India series ERNEST FRIDA By A SINGAPORE-India annual golf tournament may soon be introduced on the lines of the SouthEast Asia Putra Cup championship. Th* Indian Htsh Cnmn.lvotontr In Singapore. Surenda Sinh AMraJPii' is (he man behind tht mo\e He told nic lie wa* "wnkliif
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      BOWLING NOTES
      1252 18  -  LAN PEREIRA and JOE DORAI By UIGHUGHT of last weeks bowl i ng tournaments in Singapore was the house record set by by Square Pegs in the Capricorn League at Jackie's. Square Pegs, who are currently third In the league standings, bettered the 18-month old record of 1.057
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      Top English clubs fly in today
      366 19  -  MANSOOR RAHMAN By LEICESTER and Southampton, the English League First Division cluhs participating in this year's Football Festival in Malaysia and Singapore, will arrive in Kuala Lumpur today. Leicester are scheduled to fly In to Subane at 2.40 p.m. Southampton will follow at 6.35
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      CO-OPTED
      34 19 Lt -Co] N. R. Millt hu been co-opted a* vice-president of the Negn Sembiian Pricket Association and R Kulasingam has been nominated as a &rlertor in place of R. Mithal. who has resigned
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      21 19 SYDNEY TUN Sydney bear the Irish Rucbv I'ninn tour team 30-8 here today. after leading 19-8 at halftime. Reuter.
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      SSCM pick officials for team to Ceylon
      146 19 SSCM pick officials for team to Ceylon 'PHE SchouLs Sports Council of Malaysia executive comm'ttee have elected three officials to accompany a team ot not more than six players to Ceylon for the third Asla-n schoolboy., badminton championships on Aug. lflSSi.M president D. K. Dutt was elected manager of the
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      19 teams in 'carnival'
      46 19 The Negri SemblUn School' hockey carnival will begin tomorrow with a total of 19 teams taking part. There are seven teams in the boys' under-20 competition; five in the under-15 competition and feven in the girls' tournament Thr carnival end* on Sund;«v
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      Star turn by Bro. Fredrick
      292 19 S COR SCHOOLS 1 TAMASARAT VARSITY 2 A CLERGYMAN was the star player for SelangA or Combined Schools when they met the visiting Tamasarat University of Thailand soccer team in a match at the Merdeka Stadium last night Twenty nine year old Brother Fredrick, chairman
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      S'gor team for Saigon
      107 19 Selangor football t«am X will leave Kuala Lumpur on c 2 for the return match against Bouth Vietnam Customs In the Asian Champion Teama central sone round at Saigon the following day. The match, which was originally fixed for June 4 has been advanced by a
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      Rangers win dull game
      94 19 IN a dull Pendiig First Division soccer game. Butt«rworth Rangers beat Port Commission 5-3 at Victoria Oreen yesterday. The Port men could not settle down in the first half during which Rangers took a 2-0 lead, scoring through Rajeswaran and Paramaslvam. The Por'men lmoroved on resumption
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      BATU PAHAT 3-2
      21 19 Batu Pahat beat Ayer Kerch Country Club of Malacca 3-2 in a friendly golf match at Batu Pahat.
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      RAJA SAVES CHENG WAH WITH LATE GOAL
      177 19 RAJA SAVES CHENG WAH WITH LATE GOAL IPOH SOCCER THREE First Division aoccer matches were played at Ipoh yesterdaytwo at the Padang and the other at the Perak Stadium. At the Upper Padang. Municipality beat Perak Chinese R.C. 3-2 and at the Lower Pad«ne Klnta Electrical Distribution beat Ipoh Youngstera
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      25 19 MANILA, Tues. The first Asian Swimming championships, scheduled for May 21-27 here, ha* been postponed indefinitely the Philippine Amateur Swimming Association announced yesterday. Reuter.
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      Indonesian official seeks Koe's advice
      192 19 Indonesian official seeks Koe's advice gOEHARDJO Soeryobroto. a council member of the All -Indonesian Football Federation, arrived In Kuala Lumpur yesterday to discuss with AFC secretary Koe Ewe Telk the objections raised by Iraq t o the staging of the pre-Olympic Asian Group 2 (sub-group A) matches in Indonesia next
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      OFFICIALS
      84 19 Badminton Association of Negrl SemblUn officials: PreMaent Quek Kal Dong: vlce-pre-Mdentj, Lee Boon Han. Tan Lav Chong. N. Sellathamby. P K. Valab, J. R. Menezes and Mrs. Tham Suet Ming; secretary Tham Seng Chal. assistant secretary David Khoo; treasurer Pol Kuen Onn "J-AMASARAT on the attack and Hock Keong
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      99 19 BOC« ER Ipoh. Oiv. 3: SMTD 2 Tamil YoungMer* 0 MIB 5 Siena lg 0. Perak Govt. Ber\irea: NEB 5 Police 2. Taiping Leafue: Tenavan Youths 3 Ordnance Maintenance 0. T. Anaon Div. 2: Nova Scotia 4 FlemlnKton 2. HOCKEY Negri Div. 2: (B'ban): N8 Club 3 Dunlop 1
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      Lock icon Close leads balanced MCC team
      269 19 Close leads balanced MCC team THE WORLD OF SPORT F ONDON, Tues.— Brian Close, who will almost certainly captain England this season, has been given a well-balanced MCC side to lead against India at Lords starting on Saturday. He has with htm thre« other cricketers who helped to beat the
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      Gillette Cup matches washed out
      98 19 Gillette Cup matches washed out RAIN T ONDON. rue* Rain u«*hed out two of the three Gillette Cup second round cricket matches yesterday No play was possible in the Warw ick*hire-Somerj>et and York-«hire-Cambndge«hire tiry «li:.e the Lancashire-Gloucestershire match at Manchester did not get underway until after tea. At the close.
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      Lock icon Italian meet schedule disrupted
      90 19 Italian meet schedule disrupted RAIN t>OME. Tues. Rain held up 1 play in the Italian tennis championship for three h^ura yesterday, forcing the organisers to extend the tournament until tomorrow All final* were to have heen decided rndav but jmterday'a rain had cnmpletelv disrupted thr scheduled programme. A/ter the rain
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      70 19 WEST BERLIN. Tues. Australian Roy Emerson won th* men's singles title in the West Berlin tennis tournament yesterday when Wimbledon champion Manuel Santana (Spain) retired in the fourth set of the final. Emerson led 6-4- 7-9. 6-4. 3-2 when the Spaniard had to dash to East
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      Celtic win last game
      183 19 LONDON. Tucs. Leeds teat Sheffield Wednesday 1-0 la «ii English Dlv. l soccer match last night. In the last match of the Scottish Dlv 1. champions Oltio beat KUmarnock 2-0. The final table: Celtic 34 26 S 2 111 33 68 Fargexs 34 24 7 3
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      336 19 GOLD LEAF PESTHBOLB TICKET INFORMATION KUALA LUMPUR ALOR STAR Covered Seats: Season Tickets at $16/- will be on Covered Seats: Available from 19th May on applies, sale at Merdeka Sudium from 9.00 a.m. to 6.00 p.m. tion to Inche Ismail bm Junid. Hon. Secretary of the everyday 'rom 12th to
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      137 19 SOCCER »'por« B»ah»e«a fields Tawa Storea v R R«H«u*e« Div. 1: Alrwaya v H Planting (Ipoh Rd>: RRC v B'pura Padang i Dlv. 2: F Purvey (Iml Rd>: Malayan Bk and N v 8. Darby. Borneo Mtrs Slmlt (Chan Bow Lin Rdi; v Redtffuslon (both at Fairer Colgate v SWRC
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    140 20 MR. LIEW SENG CHONC vM.y on I.V.'i 67 a' 10.M PB. afler looi liinf»« CorUst will leavt I ror» fi-k.t It.l 'or Mount V>rnon Cr»m«tonum at 4.00 p.m. 17.5.6 T. No WTMttM or ».-rol!> pit MR. JLC HERBERT (JOttV) a«.-<l 6S p*ii>rd H" on 16-*>-67 at 12. Jalan Lnxamana.
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    Lock icon Smuggling bid foiled
    66 20 JAKARTA. Tues— Police have foiled an attempt by a crew member of Garuda Airlines to smuggle 2.000 American dollars to Kuala Lumpur, the newspaper Compass reported today. The paper said that police swooped at Jakarta airport just as the owner of the money attempted to hand it
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    9 taxis seized
    19 20 SINGAPORE. Tues.— Trnfflc Police yesterday seized nine "pirate" taxis, and booked four school taxis for overloading.
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    JUDGMENT IS RESERVED IN INSURANCE FIRM APPEAL
    159 20 JUDGMENT IS RESERVED IN INSURANCE FIRM APPEAL SINGAPORE. Tues— The Federal Court today reserved judgment in an appeal by the Peoples Insurance Co. of Malaya Ltd., against a High Court decision in a fatal accident case. The company had been held liable by Mr. Justice Kulasekaram two months ago. when
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    39 20 Charge— and mobs flee POLICE HIT BACK AT BOTTLE-THROWING RIOTERS RIOT squad police charge into a fleeing crowd of bottlcthrowing demonstrators in the Kowloon industrial district. This picture was taken on Saturday. The situation was quieter yesterday. UPI photo.
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    LONDON STOCKS
    291 20 LONDON. Tues— British funds were very uncertain today but the 1 possibility of the Government broker re-entering the market held prices steady up to the last halfhour's trading, when renewed heavy selling caused the section to weaken. On balance, falls ranging 10 M were recorded. Clo6tns middle pnres
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    RUBBER
    66 20 LONDON, Tues— Spot 16\d.. June 16',d.. July 16 13 16d.. Aug 16 15 16d., July Sept. 16 15 16d Oct Dec. 17'« d.. Jan March 17 \d April June 17 13 16d.. July Sept 18 1 16 d Oct Dec. 183 16d Jan. March 18 5 16d April June
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    TIN
    31 20 LONDON. Tues Ejyers £1211 i. sellers £1211'- i— £> 2 i. Forward buyers £1204 iunchanged), sellers £1204', i. Settlement £1212'^ < unchanged i Turnover am 115 tons, pm 85 tons. Tone: Steady
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    Aussie Labour MP: We're united on Malaysia defence
    225 20 SINGAPORE. Tuesday. AUSTRALIA will stand united if the need arose to send defence forces to fill the military vacuum created in the Malaysia-Singapore region due to the withdrawal of British troops. Mr. L. H. Barnard, the deputy leader of the opposition in
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    New economics course
    48 20 New economics course SINGAPORE. Tues.— The University of Singapore's Extramural Studies Department will conduct a new course on business economics beginning on May 30 f>r junior executives and those taking economics for professional examinations. Inquiries may be made at the department. University of Singapore (Tel. ***** ex. 156).
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    Banquet shock as Brown enters in black
    223 20 tie... ONDON. Tues—Dis- approving murmurs greeted the Foreign Secretary. Mr. George Brown, when he arrived in dinner Jacket and black tie last night at a banquet for Saudi Arabia's King Faisal, the Daily Telegraph reported today. iThe newspaper said the occasion, a City
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    Care of pets
    35 20 SINGAPORE. Tues —The Adult Education Board will hold a nine-lecture course on the "Care i.l Dofis and Cats.' to be held every Thursday at Raffle* Girls' Primary School. The fee is $15
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      53 20 The weather Highest and lowest temperatures In Malaysia and Singapore for the period 8 pm. Monday to 8 p.m. yesterday Highest Lowest Kuala Lumpur 86 73 Kota Bharu 80 75 Penang 88 77 Ipoli 86 75 Malacca 86 73 Singapore 86 77 C. Highlands 72 61 I Jesselton 88 75
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