The Straits Times, 24 May 1967

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    Lock icon Thant's peace bid
    750 1 UN chief presses on despite Nasser's closure of Aqaba Gulf PARIS, Tu< s</a UNITED NATIONS Secretary-General U Thant flew on to Cairo for talks with President Nasser of the United Arab Republic on the Middle East crisis after a brief stopover here today. A I Orly airport,
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    Israel's security chiefs hold a crisis session
    224 1 Israel's security chiefs hold a crisis session IKK IS\ I I M lu.s Isiat-li Premier I.cvi l.shknl today called an cni«TKcm v meeting of Ike nations security p.inil Id discuss what action to take on Ec>pt's decision to blockade the (•tilf of Aqaba. At the same time, the U.S. F.mbassv
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    Lock icon Scramble for gold
    77 1 LONDON'. Tue.s. Increased tension in the Middle East led to another scram- ble for gold on the London bullion market today. Dealers said the demands j was the biggest this year j I certainly higher than last I Friday— and probably the highest for some yea is.
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    Mao's spy held
    26 1 JAKARTA. Tues. A Chinese Communist agent has been arrested here allegedly for being involved in the recent, murder of seven north Sumatran youths.
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    Now a crippling strike
    442 1 Now a crippling strike A LULL AFTER FIRST NIGHT'S CURFEW HONG K()N(i. Tuesday. AFTER the riots of the lasl 12 days, Ihere \\:is lull today. The mobs were off the streets— and so were most of the colony's buses and trams. The strike, by about 400 members of the communist
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    Lock icon REDS KILL SIX IN THAI VILLAGES
    184 1 DANGKOK. Tues. Communist guerillas last week killed three village defence volunteers and three unarmed villagers in north-eastern provinces of Thailand. The Communist Suppression Command. announcing this today said two defence volunteers died in Sakol Nakorn province, one in Übon province and the three villagers
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    Rupiah hits new low
    71 1 Rupiah hits new low JAKARTA. Tues The Indonesian rupiah tumbled to a new low on the foreign exchange market here today liter tour months ol comparative stability. Foreign exchange, certificates were changing hands at 143 rupiahs per American dollar after stabilising at around 100 rupiahs early this year. i The
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    Lock icon Warning by U.S.
    122 1 i WASHINGTON. Tues THE United States warned last night it supported the freedom of movement of all nations through the Straits of Tiran, which guards the Red Sea approaches to southern Israel. A State Department official said the U.S. considered the strait to be an international waterway,
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    Lock icon White tiger cub dies
    44 1 BRISTOL. Tiip.v A rare white tiger cub. ixnii in ii 7.00 here thrre ild\- auo li»s died because of feeding problem*, zoo officials maid loin They said the rub had not been I properly suckled by lv mother. I Rcuter.
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    Lock icon Tengku meets Malik at Bangkok airport
    340 1 Tengku meets Malik at Bangkok airport BANGKOK, Tues. Tengku Abdul Rahman today mot the Indonesian Foreign Minister. Mr. Adam Malik, for the second time since confrontation ended. The meeting In the VII' lounge ol the Don Muang airport here was in the presence of the Thai Foreign Minister, Tun Thanat
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    Lock icon Hanoi downs more U.S. planes
    153 1 Hanoi downs more U.S. planes OAIGON, Tues. Three more United States planes have been shot down by North Vietnam's defenders, h r I ngin g losses over the North to 13 in four days. Two of the planes shot down during yesterday's heavy raids were supersonic green .<■ d F-4C
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    Lock icon First step to the tunnel
    43 1 LONDON, IIK Ilif him |h,mnve >tcp toward! building 'h« Channel tunnel _-Ken with the Brit Hi and French 9 ernmentu announi'inu ilihi tl of International finai 1 have been avl:*d to submit propo--als for providing the money. Renter
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    Lock icon STOP PRESS
    38 1 1 UBAL JOINS in LONDON, Toe* v«uili Arabia has alerted it> »rm cd forces to be ready to join in battle against raeli aggression, Kirn; 1 s.d s.,nl here today at pit v. uiifririM r —Router
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      25 1 PRACTICAL GIFT for a New Home Electric or Botttry oprfot*d CHOOSE A FANCY WALL CLOCK RIF. 114 ;o 1899 1 a man's taste >+^ starts withntrfv*
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      Lock icon 'Get out of Shanghai' order to British diplomat
      347 2 PEKING. Tuesday. PHINA yesterday announced the closure of the office of the British diplomat in Shanghai and ordered him to leave the city within 48 hours. The decision was announced to the British Charge DAfTaires here. Mr. Donald Hopson, today "in view
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      Lock icon New British envoy was once prisoner of Pathet Lao
      97 2 ONDON. Tues. Mr. Mervyn Brown, who spent a month an a prisoner of the pro-Com-munist Pathet Lao in the remote mountain jungles of Southern Laos in June 1962. will he Britain's new Ambassador to Malagasay. At 43 he becomes Britain's youngest
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      Lock icon 49 arrested in riots over location of university
      129 2 |YEW DELHI. Tues— Forty 1 nine people, were arrested on charges of rioting and arson yesterday in two riots which broke out In separate places in Gujarat State, about 3 nn miles south-west of New Delhi. lln" rioters were pro'fstintt •zalnM a
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      Rioters faked injuries, says H.K. —police—l
      180 2 Rioters faked injuries, says H.K. —police— l lIONG KONG. Tues Police claimed last night, leftist demonstrators fakrd injuries yesterday during incidents in front of Hilton Hotel. The demonstrators, numbering 50. were tnlrl they could proceed further to Government House only In groups of 20 Thrv ignored this warning and with
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      Lock icon China demands speedy British reply to her Note on Hong Kong
      293 2 PEKING. Tu«s CHINA has asked Britain for a speedy -ply to the five-point demand raised by tin nes« Foreign Ministry over incidents in Hong 4, the New Chna News Agency reported The Chinese Deputy Foreign Minister. Mr. Lo Kuei-po.
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      Lock icon Spain invites Britain for talks
      78 2 MADRID, Tues Sp».n >e»terday invited 8..11.1, i tfnd negotiating delega- on 1 1 Madrid on June 5 to di«c.>-s the Gibraltar problem, the foreign Ala:rs Ministry announced. A Note delivr.'d t( the ButL'h embassy her* .aid -Thcißh the forbidden zone of Algecn 1 ready ai
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      Lock icon Cholera curbed
      33 2 BANGKOK outbreak in fivp pnmnrr. tral Thailand la<» *eek which ca-ji-ed three deaths ha< been brought under rontrol fo' triads Inorulatlon rtmpaipn *n4 du'nbuMon "f cMirlnr to dlilr.fect drinking water Reuter
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      Lock icon Widespread violence in China, says Peking paper
      384 3 J£UNG KONG, Tues. One of China's most authoritative publications said yesterday the mainland is racked by widespread violence and the Army has been empowered to '"settle all matters relating to physical clashes. The People's Daily said there was "violent fighting" throughout China involving
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      Lock icon 3m. free meals
      36 3 PATNA- TuUs. Internal iui>al relief aapnc.r.s are providing r.ne free meal daily to .iboui three million school children and i pectant and nursing mother- n famine-hit Bihar State, ircordii* to official ngures. Reuter
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      Lock icon TOURISTS FORCED TO QUOTE FROM MAO'S WORKS
      199 3 TOURISTS FORCED TO QUOTE FROM MAO'S WORKS /IOPKNHAGI.N. Tues V Nineteen Danish tourists were forced to quote retracts from the works <>f Mao Isc-tuns during their stay in Hangchow, thr Peking correspondent of the Dmish News Acrn- t Ritzau reported yesterday About 250 Red Guard* surrounded the group and demanded
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      China an N-power? I Unlikely in this century: Teller
      315 3 China an N-power? I Unlikely in this century: Teller WASHINGTON, Tuesday. |\R. Edward Teller, one of the top U.S. nuclear •^scientists, says it is unlikely that China will become a significant nuclear power this century. He thinks that France "can do a lot" in nuclear power although it does not
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      Lock icon OPPOSITION MOTION ON FAMINE DEFEATED
      114 3 NEW DELHI. Tues— The I Government defeated an Opposition motion on its famine .situation handling by 126 votes to 69 in Parliament yesterday. j Mr. S. M. Bannerji, Independent, spearheaded a combined Opposition move condemning the Government on the opening day of a three-month Budget
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      Lock icon 'North Korea plans to invade South'
      203 3 WASHINGTON, Tup^. A North Korean newspaperman who tied across the truce lino at par.mun|om under a Hurry of gunlire said today North Korea w.is preparing tor another Invasion of the south. In a copyright interview in the magazine US News and World Report. Mr.
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      Indira under fire for pledge to Nasser
      178 3 Indira under fire for pledge to Nasser NEW DELHI. Tues.—Op--11 position leaders today challenged a statement by the Prime Minister, Mrv Indira Gandhi, pledging Indian friendship with thr United Arab Republic in the current Middle East rMI Mr. Blara.j Madhok. leader of the right-wing Jan Sangh Party, said that Mrs.
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      U.S. TO USE 'X-RAY ROCKETS' TO STOP ENEMY MISSILES
      201 3 U.S. TO USE 'X-RAY ROCKETS' TO STOP ENEMY MISSILES NEW YORK. Tuesday. I T.S. weapons scientists have conceived a more v effective anti-ballistic missile that would use X-rays to knock out incoming enemy nuclear missiles. Time magazine reported yesterday. The new Spartan missile would carry a one-megaton hydrogen warhead, specially
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      Lock icon Police hunt for 'your hair or your life' gang
      113 3 Police hunt for 'your hair or your life' gang J^IO DX JANEIRO. Tues A 2an« that demands "your hair or your life" is reported attacking women in a suburban community near Sao Paulo. A local newspaper said yesterday that the police were seeking a taxi driver, a boy about 14
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      Lock icon Mr. Johnson names a new Secretary
      69 3 Mr. Johnson names a new Secretary WASHINGTON. Tups Pre•ldrnt Joluvon announced vrsI terday he intended to nomtnaie Mr. Alexander B. Trowbndse as hu<- new Secretary of Commerce Mr Trowbndge has been artina Commerce Secretary sine* January WliPn cnnflrnied by the ST.it c the 37-year-old Mr Tro« bridge. former president of
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      Lock icon Seven killed as trains crash
      38 3 NEW YORK. Tuefc. At Jeaat aeven men were reported killed and 12 injured yesterday when two Roods trains collided headon here. Authorities feared that more bodies might be found in the wreckage Reuter.
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      Lock icon Public striptease on god of love statue
      113 3 IOXDON. Tues A young, lone-haired man climbed to the top of the statue of Eros. (.< <1 of Love, in busy Plocadillv Cirrus yesterday and carried out a public striptease. Crowds gathered round the fuot of the statue as off came his purple
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      Lock icon Chagla: We reserve right to make own A-bomb
      174 3 Chagla: We reserve right to make own A-bomb YEW DELHI. Tues. The External Affairs Minister, Mr. Mohammedali Currum Chagla, yesterday reserved India's right to manufacture an atomic bomb, but reiterated it was not her present intention to do so. He told the Upper House that while she had no intention
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    Orchard one-way system is smooth
    338 4 TRAVEL TIME IS CUT SINGAPORE, Tuesday. ♦pHE Orchard Road one-way system has proved to be a success according to a journey rime survey carried out by the Public Works Department. A PWD statement today said: "Since the implementation of the system, it has been working
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      Maximum pass for Hia in Adelaide
      89 4 SINGAPORE, Tues.— Mr. Ilia Chrk Phanc (above), a chemical engineering student from Singapore, has achieved a maximum pass in his annual examination at the University of Adelaide for the second year in succession. He is the first student at the university to do sn.
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      Tan tops class in Hamburg aviation exam
      108 4 SIN<;APORK Tuev— Mr. Vimenl Tan (above), of Singapore, a Lufthansa fifrman Airlines sales representative, has topped a class of 30 students at a recent aviation examination held in Hamburg The examination u.i* held at the airline* traininc school in Minihnrc which was attended
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      Scientist wins Aussie scholarship
      152 4 Scientist wins Aussie scholarship SINGAPORE. Tues. Mr. Foo Jong Wee (above), a Singapore scientist, has become the second holder of a scholarship awarded by the Federated Pharmaceutical Service Guild of Australia. He is studying for a Master of Sclrncr dperee at the University of Melbourne. The first holder n( the
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      Ricky Tang is first in SAS cargo course
      79 4 SINGAPORE. Tues. Mr. Ricky Tang (above), of Scandinavian Airlines System who has topped his class of 18 in the BAS Basic Cargo Course In Stockholm. Th»> course, conducted in April whs attendPd by cargo staff from the airline* 1 offices all ovpr
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      CHURCH WEDDING
      66 4 MR and Mrs. A WangFoong after their wedding at the Wesley Church in Fort Canning. The bridegroom. an administrative superintendent in British Petroleum Singapore Ltd., Is the eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. Wang-Tar Hnon of Perak. The bride, the former Miss Vivian f hong, is the younger
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    Dancers to give blend of East, West dances
    118 4 OINGAPORE, Tucs A vounc Chinese ci'ancrr from Taiprh. Al Huang, and his Amrruan wifo Suzanne Piercr (both seen on left), will irivp a ballet performance at the National Theatre at 8.30 p.m. on June 9. Their recit.il will comprise a unique blend
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      315 4 CATHAY: opens tomorrow; AT WHAT AGE SHOULD A WOMAN STOP LOVING? ..^g The solution lies in this provocative Jt B VIOSEPH IiVINf I JENNIFER JONESMJCHAEIPARK^ JOHN LEYTON sSREMM! GuyDOL EMAN eculn* Predate XSfPH f if Mf ftoducM Dy U9 GALA Z c OPENS TOMORROW! SPY ADVENTURE FILLED WITH FANTASTIC GIMMICKS,
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    294 5  - Saffron robed teachers in schools MAGDALENE LUM NEWLY-ORDAINED BUDDHIST PRIEST HOPES TO INITIATE MOVE. By KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. Buddhist priests wearing saffron robes and sandals may soon be teaching in Malaysian schools. The man who hove* to initiate this revolution in thr teaching pr<>!p>moii la Mr. G.K N. Seripala. M)a
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    Kaum Ibu 1 wants ban on massage houses
    196 5 Kaum Ibu 1 wants ban on massage houses KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. The Kaum Ibu section of the BuKit Bihtang Umno division has called on the Government to either ban massage parlours or impose strict rules on them, as in Japan. A resolution to this effect was unanimously passed at its
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    Oil union chief: We won't back illegal action
    237 5 Oil union chief: We won't back illegal action SINGAPORE, Tuesday. THE general secretary of the United Workers of the Petroleum Industry, Mr. Seah Mvi Kok, said today that his union would not support any irresponsible industrial action taken by any branch committee or group of members of the union. j
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    Rubber course in school
    41 5 BATU GAJAH, Tues. Mr. Hor Tuck Pook, assistant rubber instructor of the Rubber Research Institute here, has .sianed a course on rubber processing and bud grafting for 40 boys and girls of the Sultan Yussuf Secondary School.
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    Salesman's loss
    23 5 PEN^NG. Tues. A motor cycle, belonging to a salesman. Wong Yong Ling, was stolen outside a hotel in King Street yssterdiy.
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    30-minute blaze wipes out 20 stores
    91 5 CINGAPORE. Tues. Police this morning stood by in Kelantan Road, of? Jalan Besar, while proprietors of 20 metal goods stores, gutted by fire last night, assessed their losses. The wooden stores most of them dealing in second-band metal goods were razed to the ground
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    Interpreters' union
    63 5 SINGAPORE Tues. Mr. Lee 1 Ik Su has been elected preside: it of the Singapore Interpreters' Union. Other officials: Vice-pre-sidents: Inclie Mohamed Yatim arid Mr. Kirpal Singh: wcretary. Mr. Lee Seng Glap: asst. secretary. Inche Mahmud Jirin: treasurer, Mr. P. Athisdam; councillors: Me.ssrs. Johsua H. W. Lim, G.
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    M-16 rifle in new row
    229 5 M-16 rifle in new row \VASHINUTON. Tues. The new M-16 ritle. 2.0U0 of which have been sold to Singapore, figured again in a Congressional hearing last night. An American Marina w <• quoted by sman ring thai al hta colleagues killed In a recent ViPtnam battle died because their rifles
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    D-Fund gift
    44 5 KUALA LUMPUR Tues. The Straits Times has recn\ed further $300 for the National or Rrlior Fund from th« Malay Language and Cultural Society of the Tun Faiimah School. Joliorr Bahru. This brings the fund collected by the E Time* to $222 594
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    Branch chief
    34 5 TAPAH. Tues. An independent member of the Town Council here. Mr. Lori Jee Mcc, a former MCA official, has been elected protein chairman of the Tapah branch of the Democratic Action F'MtJ.
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    93 5 AUCKLAND 'New Zcan land>. Tue.s— Chinese terrorists on the border between Sarawak and Indonesia pose the most >enous potential threat to Malaysia, the Command-or-in-Chief Of Far East Forces. Sir Michael Carver, said hefe today Another danger lay in the hard core of insurgent* from the
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    Two boys killed on roads
    72 5 Two boys killed on roads SINGAPORE. Tue.v— Two boys were killed In road accidents yesterday. Six-year-old Rahman bin Yahya was knocked down by a car at Jalan Kayu at 2 10 p.m Four-year-old Ja afar bin Rahman was knocked dnwn by a car near Queen's Circus. in Queenstown Both died
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    Essay contest winners
    73 5 PENANO. Tues. Two Penan* Pre* School students won top prizes in the English and National Language media of the National i Solidarity Week essay competition. Tan Heng Soon (English) and Che Norlah blnte Zacharia (national language* won $75 each. The second prize of $60 eacb went to
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    What 4 saw through a hole in wall jailed a tapper
    214 6 What 4 saw through a hole in wall jailed a tapper iLOR STAR, Tues. Police arrested a man for molestii girl after a tip-orl by four men, the Kedah High Court was told yesterday. "These men peeped through a hole in a wall and saw a rubber tapper molesting a
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    Campaign to raise $250,000 to build school
    121 6 Campaign to raise $250,000 to build school 1/UALA LUMPUR. Tiies The Selangor Association for Retarded Children has launched a campaign to raise $250,000 to build a school lor mentally retarded children. An appeal! commute been set up under thf chairmanship <>f Ditto A/in: H.t Mohammed, Chiel Justice ol We* MaMr.
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    Visitor from Rumania
    66 6 SINOAPORE. Tue«. The Mln- igter for Foreign Affairs. Mr. 9 Rajaratnam. will meet the Rumanian Mint&ter for Foreign Affairs, I Mr. Cornellu Manescu. when he arrives at the Paya Lebar Airport on Saturday for a three day \L~it During his stay m Singapore, Mr. Manescu Will meet
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    Loss of status: 'No other choice...'
    565 6 Loss of status: 'No other choice MORE WILL LOSE JOBS IF WE SAY 'NO', SAYS WONG PENANG. Tu.«d«y •JAN Sri Wong Pow Nee today agreed that Penang's free port privileges were slowly dwindling away. But ho added: 'If this is for the benefit of the people of the State, then
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    Ooi: We lost it last year
    191 6 Ooi: We lost it last year PBNANG lost her free port status when Parliament gave unlimited powers to the Finance .Minister to add items to the t ustoms list, without the need to refer back to Parliament. Mayor Ooi Thiam Siew said. "That was when I gave my warning last
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    When artistic talent was stifled
    138 6 penang, Tims. i rpHE Chief Education OfllX cer. Mr. Ong Teng Krone, said today 'hat in the past "budding Malaysian Ptcaisoi and potential Rembrandts" had thrir talents smothered early in their youth. "This la not surprising bocause stereotyped and unimaginative art work was the order
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    Malaysians at Kenya talks
    54 6 KUAI A I I Ml'lß 'I A ihrrr-i: M<laystall ChanK B I \<l'J Ababa Im Alt. Will take i" Offlcia Knn.i from fune 6. Other members ol tlir delegation are Mr. Wong Kum Ch c ip.il AJ Ecnnnm.c Pl.iini. 'I Mr. Anthnnv Yeoli A.s.-;.-tani Secretary, Mil
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    Show by stars
    25 7 IPOH. Tue.s. A 13-member Hong Kong nlm star group will perform at the Star Theatre here for five days beginning on Thurs-
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    Toh Raha: How rural women can help nation...
    239 7 Toh Raha: How rural women can help nation KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. Toh Puan Raha, wife of Tun Abdul Ra/ak. today called for greater participation by rural women in all activities connected with development and nationbuilding. B»f she added: "I don't Mifgest that they mv.it totally leave their housework or neglect
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    Maimed leopard is sold for $50
    90 7 Maimed leopard is sold for $50 IPOH. Tues. A Miiunded full-crown male clouded leopard Ml bought for $50 by an animal dealer. Mr. I.iew Chee Meng. 50. of Taiping. at an auction by the Perak Game Department. The leopard, which had Its left paw severed by a wire snare, was
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    Ministers' visit to temple
    53 7 KUAI A I.t'MPUR. TIM h Deputy Pnme Minister. Tun Abdul Ra/.ak", and the Minister ot labour. Mr. V. Manirkavit-aßam will visit the Sri Maha Mnr:a»iman Temple :n Hiijh Street a: 5.30 p m. tomorrow. They will al.«<> inspect the con-.•rt-ruction work now In pro^vew on the
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    Tourism talk
    47 7 SINGAPORE. Tvm, Mi GO. Thompson, president ol the Rotary Club of Singapore and the Director i of the Political Study Centre, will be the curst speaker Bt the Skal Club luncheon on May 30 He wili speak on '"Singapore as the centre lof regional tourism."
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    Two centres aimed at promoting trade are almost ready
    206 7 Two centres aimed at promoting trade are almost ready KUALA LUMPUR. Monday. AN international trade promotion centre and a permanent display centre are nearing comple- tion here. THE PROMOTION CENTRE— a project or the Selangor Chinese Chamber of Commerce— will bp completed on the first floor of the Chinese Assembly
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    Tin output up, but revenue is down
    101 7 IPOH. lues Although A production via* up by about ..Olio tons export duty from tin in tbe first quarter of this year at BS4 million was SIX million less thai, the duty folleclfd in thr corresponding period last year P ocluttion for the
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    Crash victim dies
    52 7 SINGAPORE [Urn An« Her Chnon 31 ol T.onp Pnh R.mcl who knocked down by a car »l°rK n Rohcl on Satur<l»" (tit i in thr Generai Hrepital of head in nine.' on Sunday Bye-witiMMM of thf accident •rr .(.siced to contact Insperior Ra't.ui Singh of Sepoy Linea
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    SARAWAK COAL PROJECT: 'LAST CHANCE' CALL
    136 7 VUCHING. Tues. -Japa- nese inte-»-'s, which have been investigating means of exploiting; huzh deposits of coal at Silantck :n Sarawak's Second Divt.Mon. have been given a last chance to make their mmdi up The Minister, of Communications and Works. Dato Teo Km Seng, diwloaed
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    Rubber price fall worries a union
    326 7 Rubber price fall worries a union JOHOKE BAHHU. Tuesday. THE South Johore branch ot the All Malayan Estates Staff Union today expressed fears that the present price of rubber is resulting in some estates running at a loss while others are on the border line. "If prices were to fall
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    MALA VAN RAILWAY TO BUY 10 MORE DIESELS
    137 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. The Malayan Raiwlay is buying another 10 diesel locomotives as part of its plan to have an alldiesel railway. Tenders have been invited for the supply of the locomotives which will be similar to the 41 now in use.
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    Barisan: Man deported
    45 7 SINGAPORE Tuei Ihr B»--ri.«.iii Sostalia mdav claimed that S ne.ipoif lonKesi-dPtainecl politiraJ rir.Hinrp. I oh Tm Thong, had been deported to China The party said it learnt of thu f 10:11 a cabfr l>ih sent hu parent* while he «as at <ea.
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      269 7 Straits Times Crossword Xi BOH oinip in .iid write Bunyan 8 FY..rn 1 and 20 to 11 and Tl 4 candour w hat pvim an fdep on bad housing i7i. 9 After the black Muff he want* 5 -71,, v ful o f 23 (Th« r lm Tempest 1 14).
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    S'ore leads world: Religious freedom
    449 8 JEK'S CALL: KEEP OUR REPUBLIC BASTION OF TOLERANCE GINGAI'ORK.Tues. The- Minister lor Labour, Mr. .Ick Venn Thong, today called on BuddhisLs and others, whatever their religion or race, to play Iheir |>;nl Io ensure that Singapore remains a bastion of until i racial an <1
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    Mobile show at Kreta Ayer
    52 8 SINGAPORE. Tues— A family plar.ninc mobile exhibition organised by the -Singapore Family Planning and Population Board in conJunction with the People s Association will be held at the Kreta Aver community centre from Thursday to May 28 It will be open dally from 330 to
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    V-Day crowds at the temples
    254 8 SINGAPORE. Tuesday. 'FHOUSANDS of Buddhists In the Republic- today flocked to temples to celebrate Vesak Di commemorating the triple event of Lord Buddhit's birth, his enlightenment and bis passing away to Parinibanna. Special offerings service, meditation and lecture sessions and vegetarian leasts Vcre held til
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    Youth festival competitions
    28 8 PORE Tues— The heats of Hit- tnusi 1 fi'izani.spd b> tlie Mcntton are nu\>~ on at various The •< .cdiiled to be In la from Ju:
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    Annual meeting
    24 8 •.PORE Tue*— The Public Daily-Rated I'mon will nnlii u^ mpp'iirj it. the AtTPE Farm Park branch premises at 1 pm on Sunda\
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    Family plan to S'pore,
    78 8 CiINUAI'OHfc i Me »5 P Oovtndasamy. MP for Auxin, tonlfhi tir^fii ill peopl) 10 work hard I i tr j accept I "quickly." He told a dinner to mark the loth Anniversary PAP branch In his tuency: "Our p^puiation growth, although it has kept dtjw.ii to
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    HEAD OF NANTAH MATHS DEPT. TO RETIRE
    214 8 HEAD OF NANTAH MATHS DEPT. TO RETIRE SIN(;APORK. Tues, Prof Chin June In, head of the department of mathematics, one of the most outstanriine departments at Nanyanu I'niversitv. is retiring: this month after 11 yean of service. The mathematics department was praised (or Its high academic standard h\ the Minister
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    Schools TV for today
    68 8 fODAY'S educational TV on Channel Bls M lolii 830 a.in.-85n Of the Bhi-d 9.lSnatlea Sec i introduction. Shape> und S.zes 10-10 1 tii>nal lal ha 1 Lebcli Bei Rmnit 11.05-1 I hr Idr.i i ttonauty": U 45-12 0o V h .second lap.eu. nm -12 45 pjß..
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    important says MP
    81 8 h.pal'h ttandards. In pi a better eciucatior.. i: employment problnrsilh. in tmpiovi: standards of the people "(rust) "And we shall tl -elve* tn a most unrtnah he added He ui'KCd ocr« to make "this 10th aiiiii\ers»r\ mi anineiul one" b) redoubling then eflorts in gf ment policies
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      133 8 1 //#>!/ Oop My 1.7. 1 1 <, m Urt HW VVt'LL NEVER '/WE'LL GET WMT' ILL HIGMMESS^ WILLIE, SAME f B OOOLA DRIFTS TO A Bfa#^fl KEEP UP VMTH 1 HO«?SES ROUT 'IM AWRIGHT... THE HORSES TvVO AS THE AgpH CERTAIN LANDING IN THAT BALLOON h ONE OP MV
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    The jobless millions in prosperous Europe
    1142 9  - The jobless millions in prosperous Europe DOMINIC J. COYLE by LONDON ECONOMIC SQUEEZE OUSTS MIGRANT LABOUR FIRST r|l HK poorer Mediterranean area countries are now feeling the effects of the slower rate of economic growth in almost all of northern Europe over the past year or so. Their main consequential
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    London's transport dilemma
    732 9  - London's transport dilemma PETER DEELEY by THE traffic of London approac h c s saturation point every day; there are 2,500*000 drivers, as well as buses, taxis and commercial vehicles usino; its roads. At peak commuting hours, at Christmas or during a State visit, when certain roads are closed, it
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENT
    25 10 in Wur4i Hi (Minimum) MM. />NO MRS. W.I locher thank •II i>l«hn> an.l frirnila for their md iieiiKhtfui Kifla on tht <* on 20 S-67.
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    ANNOUNCEMENTS
    164 10 .''i i»..rrf« Hi (Minimum) THERE ARE MANY lirmi.l* of eof ..rrer. ihe Availabta in 12 wonilerful 1 dON I MISS THE UuMimnriit ln»|i« lur krrlvwa at Ihr Cultural m until I June hy 1011 M. „r tin- stme fiui.. ARC YOU SUFFERING fium Mlnitap»n Ingot! i.'t gulfk r.-lur »itli
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    RELIGIOUS ANNOUNCEMENTS
    71 10 M It H I Mm, mum WORLD RENOWNED EVANGELIST. iklag, prayio* I. Kail* 1 tillr. h 1-A Xl a K. 11 K1....1 I'am, May iv-ia SURVEY OF CHURCH HISTORY. r*l b| Mi. Mnrtln liHlntun. MA. Miiiiir.ii. Dtp. -rii (Load I -.l:iy nlicbta. 1 June I An* ii Chun*
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  • The Straits Times
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      Erosion In Penang
      646 10 IHalf in and half out it not thp answer, pleasurable as this might be for Penan,?. It is i equally difficult to believe thai planned erosion is the pro-|M-r sauna. If there has been any rlwrnge in Penang's circumstances since the comprehensive survey of the island's problems
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      Gulf Crisis
      424 10 The Middle East crisis has taken an extremely grave turn with President Nasser's declaration that Egypt will not allow Israeli ships or ships carrying strategic materials for Israel to sail the Gulf of Aqaba. Egyptian artillery at Sharm El Sheikh commands the four-mile wide entrance to the Gulf
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      Slow Change
      185 10 The Malayan Railway is not Itttinjj the reputed economic of dicael power over steam go to its hcud. Thrre is a proj -;i aiiiiiic for an all-diesel sei vice, certainly, but it seems unlikely to put many steam locomotives out 01 business. In September, 1965, the Railway had
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      Improving Malay medium schools
      273 10 I REFER to your report x (B.T. May 23 of a proposal to urge the Government to use English as medium of Instruction in all Malay medium primary schools by a committee of a certain teachers union (The Union of National School Teachers). Without a doubt,
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      The rate that only goes up
      55 10 JTNGLAND reduced the bank rate recently to 51 per cent. The local banks do not seem to notice it. Whenever the English bank rate was raised, the local banks lost no time advising their clients that there would be an increase, now up to
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      34 10 IT Is high time Radio Malaysia authorities realised that at lea.st five states in the country do not benefit from its extra programmes on Saturdays and Sundays us they are working days. MUSIC Marhanjr
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    Home ownership by instalments
    160 10 I REFER to the letter by 1 Inche Hashlm bin Ismail <S.T. May 20 > suggesting that the Housing Board's Income ceiling for housing applicant* be raised from $500 per month for Individual Income and $800 per month for family Income to $550 and $850 respectively.
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    LEARNING MALAY
    379 10 Lesson 45 in a new series by YUNUS MARIS GLOSSARY: KEseJahteraAN (n) wellbelng, comfort, prosperity; TERcentoh (v) to be touched; peri bahawa (N> the fact that Translate the following passage which Is a continuation of the one In LES. 44: KEadaAN aekarang ada-lah paling SA-'suai BAk.ili untok MKnyempurnaKAN
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    The cheap way to stay East Suez
    950 10 The cheap way to stay East Suez by A Special Correspondent LONDOM^h^^^^^m After lengthy discussions, it now seems that the AngloAmerican plan to set up bases on little inhabited islands in the Indian Ocean will go ahead. For Britain— a relatively cheap way of staying "East of Suez/ for the
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      157 10 ANNOUNCING A NEW PUBLICATION FOR HSC. FXAMS "A Revision Course in Economics and Public Affairs." by Malaya Publishing House's (M.PH.'D Educational Research (Jroup. -,V Specially prepared for the present syllabus issued by the Cambridge Syndicate. t?t Enables HSC. students to overcome difficulties encountered in their lectures. Contains important Examination Questions
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    Tawi Sli opens two new roads
    177 11 Tawi Sli opens two new roads ifUCHING. lues. The Chief Minister. Penghulu Tawi 811, today opened two more new roads linking isolated settlements with the new Kuchlng to B!bu trunk road and district town. The roads opened today were to the townships of Spaoh and Dehak ln the Becond Division.
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    Opening by Khir
    24 11 KEMAMAN. Tne*. The Mlnl/fer of Education. Inche Mohamed Khlr bin Johari will officially open the Sekoiah Menenuah Kebangenan here on Thursday
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    Aussies fly in to study Malaysia's defence needs
    264 11 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. A four-man Australian technical mission arrived here today to discuss Malaysia's future defence and internal security needs with Malaysia's Armed Forces and police officers. Speaking to reporters at the airport, the secretary of the Australian Defence Department. Sir Edwin
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    Opening by Tun
    28 11 KUANTAN. Tue*. The r>. I puty Prime Min'.f.er Tun Abdul I Razak- will officially open the Rnmpin Secondary School at 10.45 I a.m on Friday.
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    Shrinking trade
    68 11 ONDON. Tue.s. Com- monwealth purchases of British goods fell last ypar for the nr.^t time since 1962 at a time when Britain wu rxportinz more to the rest of the world. In the reverse direction. Britain bought less from Its m:ijor Cninmonwealtri trading partner*. The .shrinking British Commonwealth
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    Lock icon Farewell smiles...
    118 11 TENGKU SAYS 'BYE, BYE' TO LITTLE FARIDAH TENGKU Abdul Rahman saying goodbye to his daughter, Farldab. before his departure from Subang airport for Japan on a 10-day visit yesterday. Faridah Mas adopted by the Tengku on his 63rd birthday last year a gift from an old family friend
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    S'PORE PRINTERS' UNION LEADER GIVES A PLEDGE
    305 11 S'PORE PRINTERS' UNION LEADER GIVES A PLEDGE SINGAPORE. Tues.— The newly-elected president of the Singapore Printing Empiojee^' Union, Mr. Ho See Ben*, has pledged that hL> union will work fur the Interests of the Republic as a whole and not ju.it for sectional lntere.sts. He said: "The day of emotional
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    Jaycees to aid needy pupils
    58 11 SEHEMBAN lue.s. IM Seremban Jaycee.* is to give -.cholarships worth $1,600 to needy pupil; in Negri Sembilan. Lr.der the schemei «r Ji\i*es wul hand over the a-.oney '.<> the head ot school •he men uses it to tu> book* or 'ini.'orms or pay Kr trie
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    Lock icon Indon ships to call at S'pore
    68 11 Indon ships to call at S'pore JAKARTA. Tues. The Indonesian state-owned shipping line Pelni and other private shipping companies are to launch regular services soon between Indonesian ports and Singapore, it was announced here today. Pelni will have 21 ships of up to 5.000 tons plying to Smeapore via Kamara
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    Senu to open fun fair
    51 11 KUALA LLMPUK. Tue*. I The Minister of Information and I Bna dealing. Inche Senu bin AD- I dv. Rahman, will open a food and I run fair organised by the Society of Si. Vincent de Paul at the Chinese Assembly Hall here oo i June
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    Six-day joy in capital to mark the tenth year of I Merdeka J
    231 11 If U A L A LUMPUR, Tues. The blggettever festival in laysia is being planned to mark tne 10th anniversary of Merdeka. Preparations began last month with the deslltlng of the Sydney Lake ln the i^ake Gardens
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    Aviation pact to be signed
    45 11 PINOAPORE Tupj. Mr DO. DirprtorGeneral nf Civil h\ rived here to negotiate and ini'i%l an air aereemmt between Austr»il» and S:njaporr. Hp Si Tday evening. acrompa.nied Dy his w :fe! He is ei> pected to stay two or three days
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    Three fined
    46 11 KUANTAN. Tues. Three people were fined a total of $840 here yesterday for falling to furnish their income tax returna for last year. They were Madam Lam Yoke Yeng vho was fined $200- Moha. mcd Mokhtar bin Da»o Mahmoo4 $200. and Choy Wens $430.
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    Talks in Jakarta
    63 11 JAKARTA. Tues. A nine nun Malaysia Government mission was meeting Indonesian officials today on border traffic problems between Indonesian Borneo and Bad Malaysia. The mission's le;<rirr. Dato Nik Daud. Secretary to the Ministry of Home Affairs, said on his arrival late yesterday that the talks would deal
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      Sabah aims to make palm oil major crop by 1975
      339 12 JJAPII) development is taking place in Sabah's palm oil industry and the aim is to make palm oil her major crop by 197"). A report on the current state of the industry by the Sabah Chamber of Commerce points to
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      179 12 OLIVETTI (Malaysia) Snd. Berhad. and the sister company. Olivetti (Singapore) Ltd.. in July of this year, will introduce the Programma 101, the newest in a complete range of Olivetti electronic machines. To provide the specialised know-how. Olivetti is sending key personnel to their headquarters in Ivrea. Italy, and to New
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      SAS CARGO WINNER
      135 12 SAS CARGO WINNER MR. John E.G. Hoyer. general manager of SAS for Brunei. Malaysia and Singapore has announced that at the SAS Basic Cargo Course in Stockholm held in April, the honour of being top of the class was awarded to Mr. Ricky Tang, of SAS Singapore. The course was
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      Bridgestone send two overseas
      187 12 Bridgestone send two overseas BRIDGESTONE Malaysia Co. Ltd. will be sending another two members of their staff for overseas training today. They are Mr. Hong Mm Yi. chief accountant, and Mr. Rama Rao. chemist, who will be (he 26th and 27th members of the company's staff to be sent abroad
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      Demand for electrical goods grows
      212 12 Demand for electrical goods grows rE marketing manager of Sandilands Buttery Co. Ltd., Mr. Peter Mole flew to Japan last week to negotiate for an expansion In the Mitsubishi product range for which Sandilands are agents In Malaysia and Singapore. He will also have discussions with Mitsubishi Electric Corporation on
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      Records set in S'pore
      123 12 CINGAPORES tallest govern- ment office buildlng-to-be at Mount Erskine is set for another record. The 22-storey structure, which will house the offices of the Ministry of National Development and the Singapore Housing and Development Board i.s to have the largest air-conditioning unit yet Installed in Singapore.
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      30th. Dunlop man for study in Britain
      107 12 MR. Ching Tow Fah (above a management trainee of Dunlop Malayan Industries Ltd., will leave Kuala Lumpur on June 1. for a comprehensive training course In rubber technology In England. He becomes the 3nth member of Dunlop Malayan Industries to be sent for
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      New recorders
      38 12 A new range of stereophonic tape-recorders from the TEAC Corporation of Japan was introduced into the Singapore market recently. The range Includes models for domestic us well as professional uses Local agents are Hwee Seng Co.
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      STORE MAJOR MEAT DEALER
      122 12 SINGAPORE la becomint; a major re-exporter of New Zealand meat. Thl« ated by Mr. P J Borthwlck. director of on* of the world's largest meat companies. Thomas Borthwick and Sons Mr Borthwick said that In 1966. $3 million worth of meat and other foodstuffs were sent
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      Lock icon Store blaze: 200 feared dead
      457 13 SOME JUMP IS PANIC AND DIE^OTHERS TRAPPED INSIDE POLICE PROBE ANTI-U.S. SABOTAGE REPORTS JJRUSSELS, Tues. Belgian police are investigating a report that anti-LJ.S. saboteurs may have set lire to a department store here in which as many as 200 people may have been burnt to
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      Cathedral is robbed
      34 13 KI.Y Knui.iiKi FIM Tbievei yWtmUv b.r- ihr v.fr ol c;-- c I'hMiral. s^ tint *lth t2ooi in Money in<i \ahi bles THey ii-r<l m altar cloth muffle thr .-ound ■>{ ihr expkwfcr
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      Lock icon Soviet envoy
      32 13 MOSCOW. Tuev Mr. Dnutr P. G>*yuno\ general director of the Soviet MW« agency Ta» from 1960 to April 12 this year was yesterday named as Soviet ,dor to Kesva. AP
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      Lock icon Letter ends one-man rebellion against U.S policy in Vietnam
      362 13 Letter ends one-man rebellion against U.S policy in Vietnam TOKYO. Tuesday i\UIET acceptance of an official letter of reprint mand yesterday ended the one man rebeliio.i Of Lt.-Cdr. Laurence C. Baldauf against U.S. policy In Vietnam. The official letter of reprimand was entered in the record of the 33-year-old officer
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      Lock icon What a U.S. general told Johnson
      173 13 WASHINGTON. Tu. Columnist Stewart Al>op claimed yesterday that Gen William Westmoreland, the American commander in Vietnam, had told President Johnson he would not objeci to a withdraw, a. ol U fc> troop*, perhaps iO.OOO. next yeaT when the Presidential election will be held V
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      Lock icon Britain to ban celluloid toys
      118 13 Britain to ban celluloid toys I ONDON. lues. The British Government >s tv ban the sale 01 criiuloid toys because of their tin- lunger, il was announced here today Mr. I-'. W. Stacey. a senior oilii tl of Ibe Home Office, told delegates to thr b-.irupcan Toy ln.>>tilute -rongress. which
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      48 13 HAMBURG. Tuts Ilie iM GrrniHn nrus mugi/inr Ucopiettel announced today 11 Ind bouaht the German .serialisation rights of the memoirs of SvetUna Stalin for £43 600 The announcement in thU -<e»k'* edi'ion of the magazine si;d the serialisation would begin lon Oct. 8— R«uter.
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      161 13 Border warning by Thais to Cambodia UN IT»U AATiUNS. Cues. manand na.s earned tnai it may nave to take "more enective measures in sell -defence agamsi continuing •■provocative and aggressive' action by cambodia aiong Lieir common boraer. Thailand charged that a villager and an imant boy were killed during attacks
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      225 13 NON-STOP FLIGHT FROM U.S. TO PARIS BY NEW AIR FORCE PLANE U/AbHINGTON. Tuts. —An Air Force version ol the former TFX warpiane. the controversial swingwing jet fighter, flew to tne Paris Air Show yesterday in rive hours and 54 minutes without refuelling, the Pentagon said. The Air Force FIIIA I
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    118 18 Indon team pray las Army warn again of strife THOMAS CUP lAKARTA, Tiit-s. J Indonesia'! badminton players last night prayed for the UeSfltngS of the fallen heroes of Indonesia's revolution against the Dutch lor next month's struggle to defend their international Thomas (up title. The cere— nj at the heroes
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    340 18 YfALAYSIAs Thomas iIL Cup badminton piayefrs and officials for Jakarta tomorrow morning completely in the dark about arrangements for the Inter-zone matches and th<- chal- round. They do ii"t know where they wni bo accoaunodated In Jakarta, the times matches will be played and what
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    45 18 'PKKNGGANU Malays ...id 1 Pnliv aCaJajm drew 1 j .n 'ho Sultans' Oold Cwn Mmi-final which wrnt to mo Ht Ku^lh Iren«B.inu Pnlit-e padang veMerdnv A date lor thr iw announced later. Thr nm- ill mret Bingaport In the final
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    Games at Bangkok bid
    334 18  -  MANSOOR RAHMAN SEAP COUNTRIES APPEAL TO THAILAND By I'HK Seap Games Federation council meeting at Stadium Negara. Kuala Lumpur, yesterday requested Thailand to stage the fourth Games at Bangkok this December. The Thai delegate. Kong Visudharomn. then announced that the request would be considered very favourably
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    42 18 The ItM nirrtmit i>f the Asian athletic championship* organising coansnlttea will be held at Mrrdeka Sodium at 5 i>n>. '<*!.. y Thr Minister ol Culture. Youth .md Sport lru-he Semi »mii Abdul R.ihni.tn who has born elected chairman v ill preside.
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    357 18 Action on proposal put off SEA GAMES '■phe Seap Games Federation counx cil yesterday deferred a decision on Singapore's proposal to increase membership and widen the scope of the Games under a new South-East Asia Games Federation. It was agreed that Spud Games Federation member-countries should be allowed more time
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    614 18  -  E. FRIDA ATHLETICS By jtIAIMOON BAKAR. a iTI 16-year old scnoolgirl. set a 400 m Singapore national record and stole the limelight from sprint champion Canagasabai Kunalan, who failed in his bid for new sprint times in the athletic meet between Swifts and Arhilles at Farrer
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    Davies beat Hurst by two goals as Div 1 top scorer
    184 18 LU.-oON. Turn. hull Daue.s. 6-ouuiainpion s Welsh niier- i ceiuie-loiwaid who is curranui ««m in.s ttam m .u.ihjrata piaying in h lootball :esli\«i thtie. whs top scoier in Hie Fil.st DlM.sion ol I lie EoßUibti KiH'iball League. Dimes scored
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    132 18 ALL-STARS AT FULL STRENGTH NOW pORMOOA'S rootoall brother* tnattte forward Doy „:ui c ciii w.i. arrived In Loaspur i.i.-t nJghi ith Hung Kong's .i-i:-\mi:u. i Leung W.i. Hunt! to join t|i. Ali-st;u-.s for the PeatlvaJ m MaJayala and M "gTi|rtnt Today thr 4U-Burs, who air new up in full strength,
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    Two Malaysian umpires get international tickets
    225 18 HOCKEY TWO MALAYSIAN hockey umpires were upgraded to international status by the technical committee of the International Hockey Federation at a meeting held in Madrid. Spain. vacantly. TlMjf are Lee Cheng Poh. secretary ot the Mulavsiiin Huekey Umpires Board since 1960. and Hui Wena
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    423 18 Recs on top as RN beat Army by one run CRtCKET IT was a day of surx prises in the Sinjfapore CnckPt Association senior tournament whi c h entered it* second round yesterday. I round leaders Army m-oivpd a b: shock whet; they were beaten by lowlyplaced Royal Na p
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      69 18 Shtppherd trophy (Malacca Kllat 93 (A. Christie 42 n.0.. H. DCruz 4-27 > and 82-4 dec. i Christie 36i Port Corinthians 55 (Hong S«nit Pen* 22. A. Hamld 5-17 > and 22-3 Kilat won by 42 on 1>( kW Frlrndly Strembßn Blirkfieldv Indo-Cev]one-*> 08 iC "■ftngtwi 27 c. y«wmi
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      152 18 Sultan* (.<,i,| (up s-final .K Tiengpanu' Trenfsganu Malax s 2 Peril* Malays 2. Prnanf Div. 1: Chinese Wanderers o RAAF BVorth 3. RNNIB Malaria open championship*: Men's singles Ist rd: Ng Yoke Chee bt R. Read 6-1 6-1; Yogaratnam b" J. McKaskill 6-3. 6-3. 2nd rd: Dr. Dharmaratnam bt
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      71 18 SINGAPORE TURF CLUB announces the opening of a NEW BRANCH FOR at Stall No. 9-B Beauty Park 71/3 m.t. Upper Bukit Timoh Road Tickets for the Perak May /June Meeting ON SALE TODAY il Also ot: 146 Robinson Rood 54 Joo Chior Rood 674 Upper Serongoon Rood 27 Mackenzie Road
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      162 18 ATHLtTKS Built Timali distnc nuet fParrer Pic. 2 p.m >. H<>< KhV —J. Bahru leagur: DTC v St. Josepli's ilown pact ngi. Police c RiMN (Police padang i. Malacca trial: Stale Ur,der-23 v Rest iMC grd). i Esplanade SiW CER Prnanc Uiv. 2: Mus v Ramblers C i both at
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      119 19 BID BY DUTT TO END BOYCOTT A SPECIAL executive council meeting of the National I ninn of Teachers on Saturday will consider an appeal by Mr. D. K. Dutt. president of the Schools Sports Council of .Malaysia, to call off its boycott of ex-tra-mural activities. Mr. John Gurusatnyt general secretary
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      808 19  -  JOE DORAI By GS. SOON, of Metro- tex, scored a surprise win in the Grange Bowling Association a championship when he beat Frankie Koh (Yamaha) by two pinralls for the Masters title last Sunday at Jackie's centre in Singapore. It was Koh s first defeat in the three-day
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      311 19 TENNIS PARIS, Tues KERRY Melville, Australia's rising young tennis star, was the first winner on the opening day of the French tennis championships here. After rain had delayed the start the petite 19--year-old brunette, who Is seeded seventn. helped make up for lost time
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      302 19 Tomorrow night: Peoaog GOLD LEAF The Football giants are here Leicester City and Southampton to play Asian All-Stars This year the Asian All-Stars are the pick of the Asian games. Leicester City. Fast. Skillful. One of the best first division They're a greater, better, wiser team. And they're out to
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    569 20 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues TENGKU A bd ii I Hahin a n will seek Japan's assistance l<> st'l up ;i national shipping line ;is part of Hu"blood (M>r settlement He will put forward this proposal to the Japanese
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    105 20 LONDON. Tues. A publisher today offered to save the left-wing weekly newspaper. Sunday Citizen, which has. .said it will clu.se after it.s June 18 edition because ol tinancial difficulties. Mr Dennis Sullivan, managing 111 1 11 01 ol a company publishI mp the
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    39 20 SINGAPORE. Tues Brig. H Thomas ot the Education Branch of the Far East Land Forces headquarters will give a talk on "Education Techniques In the Army" at the luncheon meeting of the Rotary Club of Singapore tomorrow.
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    111 20 LONDON, Tues. Britain's Foreign Secret.irv. Mr. (ieorce Brown. today acain delayed his planned Moscow \isit be- iiisc of developments in .the Middle Fast Mr was due to fly off this murninc but is now not exported to leave for •ereral hours, and intrnd of
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    310 20 LONDON. Tues. The worsening Middle East situation restrained dealings on today's stock market and most sections were fractionally easier on lack of support Royal Dutch was a prominent loser in lower oils. Briu.-h Funds were up ro point oft" on small selling. Closing middle prices of selected blocks
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    91 20 MANILA. Tues— The cost in ■trine vMUDf foreign dignitary a Kun salute has been reduced by the Philippine Government. This lias been made possible with the recent invention of an acetylene-fired saluting artillery by the armed forces research and development centre. The government used to spend
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    52 20 BANGKOK Tues. Tlip Thai Goveinmeirt plans to sell 400 shares, worth 1.000 bant i about £15< each in Aniaril Brewery, seized from the estate-- of the late Prime Minlstei h '.< hi Marshal Sanl Thanarai. who died In 10K3 and who \va.-> posthumously found guilty of cmi» of
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    34 20 SINGAPORE. Tue.s There will be no <vatci tomorrow between n a.m. and 9 pm. at Thomson Read i between Balestier and Mcum Pleasant Road>. Surrey Road. Lincoln Road and Khlang Guan Avenue
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    36 20 SINGAPORE. Tues— The Ministry of Culture field section will hold free film shows at 7.30 p.m. tomorrow at Tanjong Kllng. Kampong Loyaiiß. Mandal Road open space, and Ping Ohee High School, Kampong Chai Chee.
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    39 20 A RIOT policeman fires tear #is into a mob of leftist demonstrators trying to smash their way into a courthouse where trials of rioters are under wiiv in Hong Kong. riM picture.
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    343 20 Svetlana's son denounces her for leaving Russia YEW YORK. Tues. The New vo r k Times reported today that Svetlana Stalin had received a letter from her sou. Joslf, "denouncing her departure from the Soviet Union." The report quoted sources close to Svetlana, who arrived In the r nlted States
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