The Straits Times, 25 May 1967

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    24 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTifIED SALE EXCEEDS 150,000 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 THURSDAY, MAY 25, 1967 if, 15 CENTS KDN. 2578:2390 M.C.(P)2266 The National NewspapKr
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    Sealed orders go out to desert forces
    402 1 Nasser mines gulf Sealed orders go out to desert forces RUSSIAN, U.S. WARNINGS: PAGE TWO CAIRO, Wednesday EGYPT has mined the entrance to the Gulf of Aqaba, the authoritative newspaper Al-Ahram reported today. The newspaper suit] instructions had been issued to ships approach* ing the gulf Israel's sole southern outlet
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    Nasser mines gulf
    553 1 Security Council goes into crisis session UNITED NATIONS. Wed. The Security Council meets today to try to head off any outbreak of fighting: between Israel and her Arab neighbours. Thr Council was summonrd into urßfiit seabkm for this mominn (midnight .Malaysian time) at the request of Canada and Denmark. The
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    FIRE HORROR
    89 1 200 feared dead in smoking ruins TIIK sill -smoking debris of the burnt-out five-storey department store in Brussels which caught fire on Monday. Thirty-four are known to be dead and 200 missing in the fire, believed to h.i\- started by antiI v saboteurs. About 800 people were reported
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    Botanist dies
    27 1 PERTH Wed. Mr. Alexander] Bruce, who planned and supervised the planting; of 3.250.000 shrubs and trees In Canberra's parks and gardens, died today. a«ed 83.
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    Lock icon EARTH IN SPACE COLOUR SHOTS
    99 1 WASHINGTON. Wed. The National Aeronautics and Space Administration (Nasai yesterday released the first colour pictures ever taken from the moon showing the earth's profile against the sun. The pictures were transmitted by the American spacecraft Surveyor-3 as the earth passed between the sun and the
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    54 1 MANILA. Wfd Thr Asian Development BanK bu chu-sen a.s itj> emblem a circular device part wreath and part mechanical gear designed by a Taiwan Univw&ity student. Kuo Chiu-t.stng. The design *M one of 1.710 submitted in the contest to choose a symbol for the new bank. The
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    Lock icon Jeering crowds smear Britons with glue
    472 1 Jeering crowds smear Britons with glue PEKING. Wed. Two British diplomats were kicked and smeared with glue by crowds of Red Guard demonstrators In Shanghai today, a British spokesman said here. Mr. Peler Hewitt and Mr. Raymond Whitney, both flirst secretaries in the office of the Bnti>h Charge 4'Aflaires here,
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    Pilot killed
    45 1 KAKCHAI We 4 a Pakistan Air Potcc plane on .< low-level training mission crubed nrar lifir today, killinc thr pilot. Air Commodore M. H ism In im) two men working on the ground, it was iKiiPved the plant crashed niter hitting a oird. Reiner.
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    Lock icon Vietnam air war resumes after truce
    204 1 Vietnam air war resumes after truce BAIGON, Wed. The air war resumed over North Vietnam shortly alter midnight today. following a one-day suspension of bombing during the truce marking Buddha's birthday A US Air Font- „p.>k.\sman >;iid that air strikes had been made since midnlghl on rail facilities and water
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    STOP PRESS
    46 1 i v WARNS 0 R I MTED NATIONS Wed —As Security Coancil met In emergency H Middle Laal <i s.iitl in airo fniteif u.m..«l I\K th.it I S would ii^p forrr if BtBW ..in to krep Au«'>a Gnlf uppii to •.hippini; (Srf this p.icf
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      India hits out at N-club pact
      227 2 India hits out at N-club pact fENEVA. Wed. In- din told the disarmament conference yesterday that she could not accept .1 treaty which '\i\r nvr nuclear powers unfettered licence to proliferate their weapons \v n i l c disregarding security needs of smaller nations, in a speech strongly il of
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      Lock icon HUSSEIN PUTS JORDAN UNDER CRISIS RULE
      200 2 HUSSEIN PUTS JORDAN UNDER CRISIS RULE AMMAN, Wed.— The Jordan Govornment i;»*t olfbt declared B Virtual stair nr i-m< rgency In the country. The Interior Molster, Mai lir Abdullah rancilltii leave for all doctors, nurses, medical orderies, pharmacists and others in the HH<i of public health. Tlit-v wiii Instructed to
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      Lock icon Kremlin gives a stern warning
      259 2 MOSCOW, Wed. rpHE Soviet Union warned 1 last night that any BfgrCMOT in the Middle East would face resolute resistance from Russia as well as the united strength of the Arab nations. A government statement snid the S.»\ H I'nion would continue doing Ms utmost
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      Lock icon Threat to cut oil supplies to West
      124 2 AI.GIKKS. Wid. A conterrace on Arab soclali.Mii today approved a statement calling on AruU workers in Middle Ka.st dil inMullations to nil nil petrol supplies to the Weal it Israel attacked any Arab Kate. The statement said the conference backed the uah's decision
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      'We want war...'
      53 2 'We want war CAIRO, Wed. Thousands of Egyptians demonstrators .shouting "We want war" massed in front Of Arab League headquarters today next to the Cairo Hilton Hotel where U Thant was resting after his arrl- val from New York. The demonstration was organised by the Arab Socialist Union, Egypt's sole
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      Lock icon LBJ WARNING TO NASSER ABOUT AQABA GULF CLOSING
      327 2 WASHINGTON, Wed. —President Johnson said last night that Egypt's closure of the Gulf of Aqaba to Israeli shipping was illegal. In a statement, the President warned that the action was potentially disastrous to the cause of peace. He .stressed that it wa.s
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      New date for Chichester
      61 2 LONDON. Wed. Queen Elizabeth will knight 81r Franrl* Chichester. the lone round-th»-world sailor, on June 13 instead of June 2 v was provisionally arranged The ceremony will take place at the Royal Naval College at Greenwich and the Que*n will tap the adventurer with the sword
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      Lock icon Wilson bid to keep ~ peace
      216 2 Wilson bid to keep peace LONDON Wed. Mr. Wilson last night sent two of his Ministers to Moscow and Washington in new moves to krep the peace in the Middle East. As Arab-Israeli tension built up. the foreign Secretary. Mr. Oeorge Brown, went straight from an emergency three-hour Cabinet meeting
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      Meetings banned in riot town
      64 2 BOMBAY, Wed— Public meetIngs and processions have heen banned in the port town of Bhavnagar to prevent a repetition of Monday s rloU. More than 2Orj people were arrested as the result of day-long mob violence in a public protest against Urn Guiarat State Goven>
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      Army officer to die
      70 2 JAKARTA. Wed. A military court in central Java has passed the death sentence on an army I lieutenant convicted of murdering two or hi* superior offlrers dur- Ing Indonesia's attempted Comj munlst coup In 1965 Lieut. Kamil was on trial in 1 Jogjakarta for shooting and
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      Lock icon 2 thieving policemen lose Privy Council —appeal—
      180 2 2 thieving policemen lose Privy Council —appeal— T ONDON. Wed. A netj. Li tion. by two Hong Kong police officers sentenced to three years' .tail by the supreme Sourt on a charge of robbing m man of geld he ».i>. si id to have smugcled into K.n Tak Airport in
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      Lock icon Passport man jailed
      50 2 PRETORIA. \v>d a former South Atncan pawpor- control officer wa.s sent to prison for nine years and nine months for prmirilr.g illeeal Immigrants from China with false hirth rrrttfi'-at** and irlPnritv rarri- for m^n^v Petrus Venter, 44. pleaded pullty to 3 r > charges of accepting bribes.
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    436 3 I EFTIST forces disrupted public transport today but made no attempt to defy a Gov- ernment ban on unauthorised demonstrations. Bus and tram services on Hong Kong island and in Kowloon were severely curtailed by a leftist-instigated no-slow strike The disruption caused inconvenience but
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    Lock icon Daring feat by pilot
    57 3 VIENNA. Wed. An Austrian pilot yesterday flew across the I Aihstro-Hunganan matter, picked up a Huneanan family and returned to Austria. Police said Stefan Nemr landed his light plant on a road Mime seven miles eu.st of the (rontier. packed the Hungarian couple with their two
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    'Death plunge' in Peking
    47 3 TOKYO. Wed— Lo Jul-Cblng. former People's Liberation Army Chief of Stalf. killed MaMU In a pluntje from a Peking building window- a Japanese correspondent reported. The Japane.se newsman said Lo's suicide on March 18 was revealed in wall posters appearing in Peking.— UPl.
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    Bond-style snatch...
    143 3 Bond-style snatch NO, this is not the latest gimmick for saving wear on your car tyre. It is the latest Bond method of doing away with the bad guys from Spectre. James Bond and his Japanese Secret Service aide are being pursued by agents of Spectre and are saved in
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    Rolls-Royce profits up
    37 3 LONDON. Wed A £44 million jump in grass revenue last year was reported today by the Rolls-Royce group. Sales iind other income brought in more than £171 million against £127 million the previous year.
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    Lock icon U.S. THINKS PEKING WILL STAY OUT OF VIETNAM
    243 3 U.S. THINKS PEKING WILL STAY OUT OF VIETNAM WASHINGTON. Wednesday. IJ.S. officials said yesterday that Communist China was unlikely to intervene in the Vietnam war, but if it did the United States would have to act against the mainland with conventional weapons. The officials were speaking on a background basis.
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    Lock icon Immigrant ban on homosexuals
    165 3 UOSCOW, Wed. 4fl Svetlana Stalin's son Josef said yesterday he had told his mother she had no reason to leave the Soviet Union. Josef, a 22-year-old medical student, told reporters he had written to his mother a month ago when she was in Switzerland, criticising her
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    Lock icon White tiger cub dies
    42 3 BRISTOL. Wed.— A nn white tiger cub. born in a zoo here three days ago. has died becau.se of feedinK problems, zoo officials said today. They said the cub had not been properly suckled by its mother. Reuter.
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    Lock icon Chalfont for Mart talks
    59 3 LONDON Wed —Britain* Minister of State for Poreien Affairs Lord Chalfont. has been named as the Minister responsible for day-to-day negotiations for Britain s entry inio the Common Market. Thp Mirpri.«e announcement said the Foreign Secretary. Mr. George Brown. in consultation with Prime Minister Harold Wilson,
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    Lock icon Las Vegas buildings rock in atom test
    113 3 LAS VEGAS. Wed.— The biggest United States underground nuclear test or the year yesterday sent a shock wa\e across Nevada and rocked buildings more than 100 miles au;iy in Las Vegas. The test, described as intermediate and equivalent to between and one million
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    Gunmen raid bank, get away with —S2m—
    191 3 Gunmen raid bank, get away with S2m BOSTON. Wed. Three masked robbers arrred with machine guns, waited inside a closed bank yesterday for a Brink's armoured car. ambushed the crew and took U*****,000. The gunmen stopped a truck guard and a bank official when they entered the bank. The suard
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    30 3 PARIS. Wed.— The BuddhiMs Federation of France today sent a telegram to Pope Paul picdgini; its entire support for his effort* for world pence, especially in Vietnam. —Reuter.
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    Unions Bill to guard Spores economy
    682 4 Unions Bill to guard Spores economy SINGAPORE. W«d THE Singapore Governmenl today took another step to safeguard the Republic's economy from disruption by "inside and outside forces" through the trade unions. Moving the second reading of the Trade Unions (Amendment) Bill, which was later passed, the Minister for Labour, Mr.
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    473 4 In the public sector as a classic example of now easily this situation could be exploited to deprive Singapore people of their dally essential supplies of water, gas and electricity. "The overall economic situation of the country and Singapore's economic future demand that positive measures should be taken to regularise
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    Convent schools in debate
    52 4 SINGAPORE. Wed St Theresa's Convent and Marymount Convent will vie for the Olcomenfiy Shield In the final lnt«r-Catholic schools debate at the Convent of the Holy Infant Jesus at 4 30 pm. on Saturday The topic will be: "That modern education has failed to produce the
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    State Counsel
    25 4 SINGAPORE. Wed Mr. Tan Kirn Seng, an Aulstant Official Aulgner has been transferred to the Attorney-Oenerars Chambers as a State Counsel and DPP.
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    Quotas: Step to block further abuses—
    220 4 Quotas: Step to block further abuses— SINGAPORE. Wed. The Minister fo r Finance, Mr. Lim Kirn San. told Parliament today that there had been instances where manufacturers, after asking for the imposition of quota restrictions, were suspected of having connived with their friends to take advantage of the opportunities arising
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    NOT MONEYLENDER SUBMISSION UPHELD
    105 4 NOT MONEYLENDER SUBMISSION UPHELD SINGAPORE. Wed— The High Court today upheld a submission that Balwant Singh, managing director of Gian Singh and Co. Ltd., and plaintiff In a loan transaction case, was not a moneylender within the meaning of the Moneylenders' Ordinance. At the close of a continued hearing Mr
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    British army helps in big removal
    92 4 British army helps in big removal BINGAPORE, Wed. The Boclal Welfare Department's girls' homecraft centre at Yorkhlll has moved to new premises at 406 Jalan Bunga Telor. Toa Payoh housing estate. The new buildings are adjacent to the Thomson Road Hospital, and can accommodate 200 girls and SO nursery children.
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    Schools TV for today
    145 4 TODAY "8 educational TV. on Channel 1 It v follows: 8 30 a.m. 8.50 am English literature. Sec. 1 "The Country of the Blind"; 0. 15 9 35. English literature. Sec. 2 "The Barretts of Wlmpole Street II"; 10—10.20. Mathematics. Sec. 3 "The Idea of Functionality";
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    Sew vocational school
    103 4 SINGAPORE. Wed.— The Member of Parliament for Geylang Serai. Inche Rahamat bin Kenap. will declare open the new 5939.000 Geylant Serai vocational school tomorrow night The school, which if the 70th new school to be officially declared open by the present Government. is a to-educational integrated school
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    National service: Jobs assured after discharge
    197 4 National service: Jobs assured after discharge SINGAPORE, Wed.— The Minister of State for Defence. Mr. Wee Toon Boon, today said that employin en t opportunities available would be more than sufficient to absorb all national servicemen discharged after completion of their full-time service. He said this in Parliament in reply
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    Free shows
    41 4 SINGAPORE. Wed The Mlnlstrv of Culture field section will hold free fllm .«hows at 7.1(1 p m tomorrow at Kampong Snmervllle Estate. Farrer Road, Win Chonc School, Mata Ikan: Methodist Tamil School. Sembawang Road, and Coconut Plantation, Woodlands Road.
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    Kiwis rally to help heart case Hisham
    236 5 Kiwis rally to help heart case Hisham %i LINGTON, Wed. vv c l l-wisherB here ha\ .to donate NZJJ4OO (about $3,400) to bniiK 17--year-old Johore schoolboy Hlsham bin Hashnn to New Zealand for heart surgery. The first on>r came from a club at the Victoria University here It pledged An
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    Tailor robbed
    30 5 KUALA U MPUR Wed t"wo B ii. d hfld up a tailor- C Poi 65. in Ipoh Road iierp yoterdaj •nri robbnl him of iiu- vatdi •n >52.
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    Research cess on rubber raised
    100 5 Research cess on rubber raised L I AI.A 1.1 MIM K. Wrd. The acting Prim*Minislfi Tun Abdul It.t/.ik. .mnnuiuril toil.iv that the research etm <>n iiilihcr would he in creased from >cvenrifhlh of ti-ni to one c > nt pound from June 1 Tun Ka7.ik. who prr >iilcd .it today's
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    Rent appeal chairman
    73 5 PBNANO Wed. lin Governor ippolntcd thr Betuioni i President here ai chalnnan of the Rent Appml Board Other membrn arc Mr. i.■ v Hum 800 and Syrti H.i.i^iin Aii. Memben of the rent tribunal In Province Wellesloy are: Th*" mI cull maflstrate (chatraun>, Uni;«r b:n •lied Ooi
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    Fishing co-op
    21 5 PENANG Wed M. men ;n Pulnii Brtong B.«lik Pu]..ii bare agreed in principle 'o form i co-operative fUhing «ortMy
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    Accident death
    30 5 IPOH \\<xl- A ■ix-ycar-old Bill Parvathy, who w.,s kmu-krd down by a i Tambun Rend hoip on Bunchjr clircl in the GeiiPinl Ho."=pn <l ypstrrdiiy without regaining .'<nBctousn
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    Razak calls for escalation of efforts
    188 5 Razak calls for escalation of efforts 'WE HAVE IN ABUNDANCE UNTAPPED PHYSICAL AND HUMAN RESOURCES' Kuala Lumpur, Wad. JUN Abdul Kazak said today that wh a t Malaysia needed now to accelerate its national economic growth was ''an escalation of efforts." "We have in abundance untapped physical and human resources."
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    CABINET APPROVES DRAFT OF INCOME TAX BILL
    222 5 CABINET APPROVES DRAFT OF INCOME TAX BILL KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday. jUIE Cabinet today approved the draft of the unified Income Tax Bill which will be introduced in the August session of the Dewan Ra'ayat. Its provision*, due to come into effect on Jan. 1 next year, will oe published next
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    Rape report
    40 5 TELLK ANSON Wed. An I] year-old girl reported t>> thr pottc* yesterday that tba w raped by a youth in n rubber estate off J.«lan LaiL-anri-ia here on Sunday afternoon when ,<he wa? ooUtetlnf f ;i c* ood
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    Fertilizers stolen
    382 5 PENANG. Wed Nme:y-un« bags of fertilizers, valued at 5250 mere stolen from the Planter* A.s sociation in KepaU Bata.s ve.-tei-day "But there la a tendency for some officers to follow the motion of day-to-day administration without appreciating Hilly the bigger scope of the exercise." he said. "Although I
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    Traffic games
    38 5 IEUK ANSON YV>ci Tlir> i";aj» Muda of Perak will own thr> Shell Traffic |UMi on th* Town Council pud hue hart an P'idav. Pupils (rotn i.i pnm»r\ schools in the Teluk An.son ar<* will take pure
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    Gang attack
    34 5 SINGAPORE. Wed--Six thugs yesterday .slashed «i labourer lr Kirn Cheng. 29. wbo vat >>n tn outing .ilone in Pnnrcol Hr «^> taken to hosDit.Jl «ith parang rounds on his left arm ami back
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    Kedah villages hit by a whirlwind
    77 5 AI.OK STAK. \\><i. One lifr MM lo>l and scores of pc'iplr were m i'l <• h»mrl*s.s whrn a whirlwind hit KTtri I rrmolr kampone> in Krdah in the past two days During thr bright of the storm yesterday treniiu. Man Irtriv ami iru>hMi to
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    WHY YOUNG PEOPLE BEHAVE THE WAY THEY DO-BY HAJJAH TOM
    347 6 WHY YOUNG PEOPLE BEHAVE THE WAY THEY DO-BY HAJJAH TOM J^UALA LUMPUR, Wed. Young people behave the way they do because their parents are afraid of instilling into them a proper sense of respect for their elders and consideration for others. This was because of the parents' fear that their
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    $271 m. goods imported from China last year
    77 6 $271 m. goods imported from China last year CI.N(..\IM)KK. Wed. Sincapure imported 527J.1 million worth of -dikK from China last year. Singapore's exports to China, on the other hand, included only vlihi.imh) worth of locally-process-ed rattan and cane, and $18. ft million of re-ex-ports These figures were given by the
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    New officials of mining body
    116 6 IPOH Weu Mr H a. W. Thuell. a director ot Oaburne and Chappel Ltd.. was re-elected prnaident of the MaUvan Mining employers' Association at Ita annual merting here tixtay Ui' Woo Ka Lim was elected fice.-president i Others on the new council I are: Mr.
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    Talk by MP
    31 6 PENANG Wwi indie Srnari hin Ismnil. MP lor «n:irh Pvnvincf Wflleslfv will ih^ Sungfi Balcap Youth Club «i Ha mnu^l mre.ne on Sunday In the village community hall
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    Engineers' dinner
    22 6 KUALA I.UMPL'R. \\>d The Institution of Ensintrra will hold lr« Mfhth annual dinner at the Malaysia Ho'H hrrf on Saturday
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    TRAVELLING PROFESSOR BOOTH COMING
    93 6 SINGAPORE. Wed Thf Royal College of Stirgtona of Britain :ta.s announced the appointment of Professor C.C. Booth a> the Sit Arthur Sims Commonwealth Travelling Prores.sor for 1968 to visit Malaysia and Singapore. The piofe.s&orxhlp. endowed in IMM by Sir Arthur Slm< a Ht« /.ealhiid inausti laliM
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    Veterans to present gold medal to the Tengku
    262 6 Veterans to present gold medal to the Tengku KUALA LUMPUR. Wednesday. THE highest award of the United States Veterans of Foreign Wars a gold medal for distinguished service will be presented to Tengku Abdul Rahman, on his return from Tokyo. The modal ano a citation vra.' brought here by t
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    Promotion for naval officer
    49 6 SINGAPORE Weo Cow mudure David Arthur Ounhm Naamlth. at pir.srm Commudun Amphibious Force*. Far Eas Flert is to be promoted Rea Admiral on July 7 In October he will oecnm Nsvhi Secretary at the BrttlaJ Defence Mintstiv. in siicce.s?ioi to rear Admiral JOB Ov>ite [HI
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    Aid for families of detainees
    66 6 IPUH Wrn In( Prrafc branches ol the L.at>nir Party and Party R.».«v,tt today derided to lorm mint commuter to liM)k after the wellaie ol drpend.int.s ol cirininees Unni the two orttaniuttoni The assistant tccreur* ot 'he I-abour Party ol Mil»va Mr K.<m Yau W.ih. .Mid
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    33 6 KUALA LUMPUR Wed.— The Minister of Finance, Mr Tun Siew Sin. will open an *n exhibition by Sui-Hoe. of Kedah on Monday at the AIA Building. Jalan Ampang <v 5.30 oni
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    23 6 PENANO Wed.- A new li.-ncr-i*.s guiding light, lUsmnti wliue. luu been eMablahed *t Sun?ei Ayam. on thr to Kuaia Bdiu Pahai
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    That $350 m hike: House is told why
    601 6 SINGAPORE, V/«d WOW that Singapore has taken over supervision of the banking system \n the Republic, banks will have adjust their liquidity holdings. The Minister for Finance. Mr. Lim Kirn San. said in Parliament today: "In other words, if banks in Singapore
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    Lim: Why we won't control prices
    213 6 singaporl. Wednesday. r PHE Minister for Finance, Mr Lim Kirn San. 1 told Parliament today that M Singapore was not a sugar and rice-growing country it was not within thp Government's power to control their rising prices In a statement during question time, he
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    DIVORCE BY CONSENT LAW IS PASSED
    481 7 DIVORCE BY CONSENT LAW IS PASSED- SjIMiAPORE. Wed. The Wok men's Charter (Amendment) Bill, which provides an additional ground for divorce, was passed by a vote of 23-3 in Parliament today. The amendment to the existing law allows for divorce by consent, whereas hitherto it was possible to obtain a
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    18 7 SINGAPORE. Wed Then were 91 traffic accidents, four c them serious, in the last 24 hours
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    Board to look after Hindu endowments
    135 7 SINGAPORE Wed The Minister for Culture and Social Affairs. Inche Othman Wok told Parliament today that a Bill to set up a board to look after Hindu endowment* had been prepared, and would be introduced in tho House after consultations with various Hindu interests
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    MONTHLY STAMPS DISPLAY
    63 7 SINGAPORE, Wed— A monthly stamps displa>. sponsored by the Sinuapore Philatelic Society, will be held on May H at til. .iahin Resar Koad. t'v floor, from II a.m. to l.:? 0 p.m. The stamps displayed will include early and modern issues of Brunei. North Borneo. Sarawak. Malaya
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    Keep Republic clean: Govt to open drive on radio, TV and schools
    338 7 Keep Republic clean: Govt to open drive on radio, TV and schools SINGAPORE, Wednesday. J" HE Minister of Health, Mr. Yong Nyuk Lin, today announced that his Ministry was ready to embark on a campaign to educate the public on their duty to keep the Republic clean. Among the steps
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    SPEAKER HEADS COMMITTEE TO STUDY NGEE ANN BILL
    335 7 SINGAPORE. Wed. PARLIAMENT today referred the Ngee Ann College Bill, which seeks to turn the institution into a community college, to a select committee headed by the Speaker, Mr. P. Coomaraswamy. Introducing the Bill for Its second reading, the Education Minister. Mr.
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    Commonwealth Day fete in Singapore
    197 7 SINGAPORE. Wed—Singapore celebrated Commonwealth Day today with a differenre— in a manner beflttlnß her independent statu.v For the first time, the organisation of the celebrations was undertaken by an independent and autonomous Commonwealth Society of Singapore, which also celebrated its first anniversary. Opening Ml exhibition
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      51 7 tfh'Sf Onp Ittf V.T. II <w ml in 1 /ip betthr^\i think tw balloons (okay? /^r*^«c^'"\ horse' [Where's MrV,-., "^ni^^r Mvk Tracy 1% Vb*>*U>r Gonld Ayn! MISERABLE LITTLE HALF J WASTE BASKET FULL OF] MSN ARI CIRCLING CUSTODIANS QUARTERS, k pootstool f v 4 i' xv>*^Am ML THE MOON IN
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    The Straits times Thursday, May 25, 1967. Time Of Danger
    717 8 The Straits times Thursday, May 25, 1967. Time Of Danger Tension in the Middle Kast is fearfully high. President Johnson's denunciation of the blockade of the Gulf of Aqaba by the United Arab Republic, and the Soviet Government's pro- Arab statement, point up the risks of Great Power involvement Miould
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    What Next?
    347 8 The Hong Kong Government's ban on processions and demonstrations has brought an "uneasy peace" which may provide the climate which has been lacking for rational examination of the crisis the colony faces. Yet this is far from certain. The possibilities depend at least as much on the Chinese
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    Slightly Faster
    177 8 A difference of one mile an hour in traffic speeds may not mean anything to the motorist but in Singapore today it is a mark of clever planning. Before lower Or-L-hard Road was made a oneway street in March the average off-peak driving speed From Nicoll Highway to
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    Alliance break: Upko states its case
    782 8 I REFER to your leader of May 18 headed "Job For a Mediator I appreciate your desire to be Impartial but when you accused the Upko of augmenting "the difficulties of forming a tripartite government from the start by making threats." your sense of
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    ISLAND OF THE BIRDS
    105 8 B ISLAND OF THE BIRDS I HAVE lust read the 1 article "'Birds of the Islands" and wonder If the people of Singapore realise the treasures they are about to Inherit This Island of Blakang Mati was once a bird sanctuary, and on It still, Is the most wonderful collection
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    No end to Mrs. Gandhi's troubles
    113 8  - No end to Mrs. Gandhi's troubles C.P. RAMACHANDRA by NEW DELHI. Wed free but banned from Kashmir. Even so, Sheikh Abdullah will become the focus of the opposition in Kashmir and ways will be found by his followers to get his advice and support to lead their movement for an
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    LBJ and World War Three
    1011 8  -  by |>Xi >11i...M John--1 son has told the story privately many times. And the few reporters who did hear it considered it an off-the-r c c o r d matter which should not be printed. Now. howe\er, the story has come ou t splashed all
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    Move to expel oil union branch leader
    264 9 Move to expel oil union branch leader SINGAPORE, Wed. The chairmen of four branches of the United Workers of Petroleum Industry today called for the expulsion of Mr. Oon Peet Fong, secretary of the Esso Petroleum Transport and Services Inc. branch of the union. The chairmen In a Joint sißned
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    £ 2 million oil palm plan in E. Malaysia
    131 9 2 million oil palm plan in E. Malaysia I*l A I A l/U.MPI K. Wed. The Commonwealth Development Corporation In Malaysia hopes to st;irt a <C 2 million oil palm venture in Sarawak before the end of the year. The corporation's annual report said that investment in the Baal \»i.i
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    Off to Geneva
    30 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. A Malsvslan delegation to the International Labour Cnnferenre led by the Minister of Labour. Mr. V Manlrkavawßam. will leave Su-h.-MiK Airport tomorrow for Oene-
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    ' Youth club centre
    32 9 Youth club centre MUAR WPfl— The Muar district welfare officer, Inrhe Kamaruddin bin Ngah. sad today that the Central Government would build a Malaysian Youth Club Centre at Jalan Sultan Ibrahim heer.
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    Two seats that will have to stay vacant
    140 9 SINGAPORE. Wed The i Minister ol state for the Prime Ministers Department, Inche Ha]i Ya'acob bin Mohamed, today told Parliament that no by-elections could be held for the Toa Payoh and Nee Soon constituencies until the Members for thOM constituencies, who i
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    Khir finds solution
    254 9 Confident Upko, Usno will patch up differences within a week KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday. THE Minister of Education, Inche Mohamed Khir Johari, has found a "fair, reasonable and workable formula" to patch the differences between the United Sabah National Organisation and the United Pasokmomugun Kadazan Organisation. He told
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    The letter writing racket
    104 9 The letter writing racket SINGAPORE. Wed. The Minister of State for Defence Mr. Wee Toon Boon, today said the Government had taken action against youths who charged illiterate people unnecessary fees for helping them In uritniff letters outside Government departments. In hU reply to a Member* question on the activities
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    SINGAPORE, AUSTRALIA SIGN AIR PACT
    80 9 SINGAPORE, AUSTRALIA SIGN AIR PACT CINGAFORE. Wed. An air services agreement between Australia and Singapore was initialled today after negotiations this morning. The Australian delegation was headed by Mr. DG. Anderson, DirectorGeneral of Civil Aviation, who arrived here on Monday. Mr. Wong Keng Sam. acting Permanent Secretary to the Deputy
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    Three-week marriage broke up, court —told—
    190 9 Three-week marriage broke up, court —told CINGAPORE, Wed. Mr. Justice Kulasekaram was told in the High Court today of a marriage which broke up on a Christmas Day less than three weeks after It was contracted. Tan Chin Tat. of Tiong Bahru Road, said that his wife, Ng Swee Eec,
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    Company director's marriage breaks up after 25 years
    331 9 OINGAPORE, Wed.— A company director, Edward Leong King Sen, today obtained in the High Court a decree nisi dissolving his 25-year marriage to Khoo Swat Eow. His wife, also known as Mrs. Tonl Leong, was said to have deserted him without cause
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    Decree nisi granted to hotel executive
    95 9 SINGAPORE, Wed. The High Court today granted a decree nisi to Mario Sylvio Ruosch, a hotel executive, who sued his wife for a divorce on the ground of her adultery with James Porter, an executive of an industrial company. Mr. Justice Tan Ah Tan
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    Religious course
    23 9 PENANO, Wfd The StaW Adult Education Department will hold a four-day- rrligioua course tor Islamic teachers of adult tla£M>« next month.
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    New dollars
    25 9 BRUNEI. Wed.— The Brunei Currency Board hu issued thousands of posters depicting the new note* throughout the State In its current publicity campaign
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    Police hunt maniac
    66 9 Police hunt maniac Tit UAR. Wed. Police here are looking for a man believed to have molested two 12-year-old schoolgirls. The latest incident took place today, six days after the first one. A police spokesman today assured parents that there was no cause for alarm The whole police force had
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    Work camp
    28 9 KLALA LUMPUR. Wed The Minister of Information and Broaccastlng. Inche Senu bin Abou; Rahman, will clore the Alliance Work Camp at Morib at 93n m tomorrow
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    UMNO MAN OFFERS PROOF AGAINST PEACE CORPS
    239 9 UMNO MAN OFFERS PROOF AGAINST PEACE CORPS lOHORE B A HR D. J Wed. The secretary of tiie Johore Bahru Barat Umno division. Inche Yunos Sulaiman. today offered to substantiate his earlier charges that some of the U.S. Peace Corps volunteers were involved in local politics. "Not all of tliPm
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    297 10  -  Esme Baptists MA||%Jl V M>H AVOME?F PRESENTS A PAGE ~^*T"^* fflfillMJlfc by OLIVIA YEOH Tlill hairstyles for "girls on the go" swing from way above the clouds with them and are sim p I y set for speed. Whatever the trendlike the five air stewardesses featured here, that kind
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    508 10 with my uniform and beret which Nina Ricci designed It's more stayput than It looks and is surprisingly practical. In spite of the fact that my work takes me into all types of climate. So I really feel I've got the best of
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    Europe's largest confectioner' of women's fashions
    394 10 EUROPE'S most successful couturier is not in Paris, Rome or London— but in Hamburg. And the secret of his success is his conviction that "no woman is really attractive until she is past 30." Mr. Ralph Louisoder. 39. is Europe's largest "confectioner" his phrase—
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    Blood debt: Tengku hopeful of final accord
    167 11 Blood debt: Tengku hopeful of final accord 3/off£ f^lLA r S WITH SATO TOMORROW J E N GKU Abdul Rahman will meet the Japanese Premier, Mr. Sato, again on Thursday for further talks on the -blood debt" issue. "We hope to reach iinal a&rpement In principle by Friday." he told
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    Soon: A Copyright bill to protect our writers
    240 11 Soon: A Copyright bill to protect our writers KUALA LU THE Government intei lation to protect th ers. composers and arti MPUR, Wednesday, ids to introduce legise works of local writsts as well as foreign copyright works. Known as the Copyright Bill, n is bau-ed mostly on pyright Act. 1956.
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    GOVT NOW EMPLOYS 49 FOREIGN DOCTORS
    145 11 GOVT NOW EMPLOYS 49 FOREIGN DOCTORS KU ALA LUMPUR. Wed. The Government has at present 49 foreign doctors i working under threeyear contracts In dis- trict hospitals. Of these. Smith Korea lu-. .>mt M men and s:x I women, the Phillpplne.s six men and Taiwan one. The Parliamentary Sec- i
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    Lottery to aid eye bank
    39 11 SEREMBAN otiery :ick< r tc )i< in Ne«n 9emb: Perak from lor an e\' Boa■•re It -i in tne lot fry, which v .il bo drawn m September The tnst prize is a car.
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    Royal gifts to charity
    44 11 KLAN lAN. Wed —The Tengku Itfthkota of PaliHiiK *a ;;i present Bittb to thr inniHtes of tlie Children s Home at Alor Akar here on Friday He ii alao rail ai the Oenera l Ha-pit.tl here lor a similar purpose
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    Low tin price folding up small mines: Thuell
    332 11 IPOII. U'll If. NX lt I (111--fu'iir- n| lhe (in minin K iiuliKtr> as a rcaaM of lhe low priec for the inei.ii were nprrwHHi hrrr tadaj h> Mi I' Ihurii presiding, it the .mmi ii meeting <>( the Malayan Mlnini I
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    Raja to open assembly
    55 11 KANGAR Wed. A police parade Hill be held on the Stsio Secretariat grounds next Tuesday when the Raja of Perils open* the fourth session of the State As>scmbly The Raja and Raia Perempuan will be received on arriva. by the Meiun Besar. Tan Sri Sheikh Ahmad,
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    Judge: Acid victim got what he deserved
    275 11 Judge: Acid victim got what he deserved ptNAM.. Wed lhe Hich Court here loda> set aside an 18 months jail sentence passed hy a low <r court on a widow, Chun C hooi Wall. for throwing nitric acid on a buildint contractor. Tens Cum Sunc Bindinu Chun over in |M
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    UDP hits at port status
    109 11 UDP hits at port status DENANG. Wed. The 1 United Democratic Party today criticised the State Government for nut taking any >teps to relieve the gradual loss of the island n nee port status our party van ..Kimx ihc Introduction ol legi-iaium "hich empowered lhe C"n'v.il Oiveinment to aM i
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      249 11 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS f**" 1 i Ben muuc? i«> co 1{1 be md u> nm 5 M»nr have escaped *i;nout dropped on evil times trouble <S > N «*riy n>««t requirement*. t. Undone in 2 <8> 9 ull »"«P le '»0' 10 Splendid beglnnint «nd rotter 12 Cromnlng achle\ement
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    STOCK EXCHANGE STEADY DESPITE WORLD TENSION
    852 14 From Our Market Correspondent WHEN the Stock Exchange reopened yesterday after the Wesak Day holiday it was met by increased tension over the Egyptian-Israeli crisis with the situation in Hone Konc at the back of the minds of investors. As a result of some
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    28 14 Malayan Stock Indices May 22. May 24. •Industrials: 108.64 108.14 Properties: 108.13 106.65 -rMJninfs: 97.85 97.76 tl robbers: 111.08 110.92 Uec. 29. 1962 100 "Dec. 30. 1966 Inn
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    1329 14 UISIN'tSS in mil ifpuilrd to Hi'- Sintapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Stock Exchange yesterday with the number of <<hares traded in i brackets: INDUSTRIALS: S*u«tea(l 11.000) II Central Siuar :i. :>. ■iv i oo i ti v •19 ii.7i i lO.OOOi II '.<> |i 13.0001 II H
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    H.K. RATES
    33 14 Bone Kon« >«itcrdav tn» 111 Olllir MM IJOttO 5 V 4 for T.T. »r1 5 '1 for caih. Urling *li quo'cd «t li 30 *na mm ta*4 »f nU at 2Tti.
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    161 14 MELBOURNE, v.14. INDL'STRIALS were mitt 1 BHP down 12 cenu 10 |7 :s MarrobrrUons, after yeMerday a rial o4 4- esnta to $1.87 or. olan Incorpoiatea ■I" S A 1 offer a 11.78 per dollai shaie. euttd 7 to SI 8d I'hihp Murrln wax Head? at Mining*. -p:r
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    EQUITY YIELDS
    289 14 THE following Hit of selpried Malayan Industrial yields la based on last sales to Ma taxation purpatos: Av\«raaH Kroaa diMdrnd > pti BtaM •ant 1. p^rninss I MM 1 l»or Compamos locatad in tinx'poro far Average groai dividend yield 7.1 par cent <7.1 p*r cent). Average groao varnlnga
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    SHIPS IN PORT
    157 14 C-HIPS lymi alongside I c Smtapor* Harbour whar.ss or uphlH today are: Thunn^ia 3 4 .Linneld Vittoiv a, uitttid«a |ij 11 Achilles 13 14. KmptN Kitlloake 21 22. Katon* 23 i Hero 27 2S Kiltrlc 29 30, Ulenilrrond 31 32. President Ad» Hans Maer«k 40 41 Trafalgar
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    67 14 /'HINESE Prorttno Eir.hanß». Imil(lav coconut oil: bulk >4. 't Mlltfa, atojaa era .Iwnr r K Popper: Mm to* rklti <i< I Sarawak wbKa 1149 afllcra, sp*<:*l Sjiraoik blark $I(J.'» sellers. gan-i»4 l^mpong Mack MIO atlMn ißsK* INLW A6TA ***** aellers dou«, NL« I. Singapore Coconut Oil Millers' *••■>■
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    89 14 THE Association of Banks In Malay, sia made these changes la ita rates to merchants yesterday (all rataa to $100): United States: Buying TT 32 11 16. airmail OD 32 1316. 90 d at. 313/11 credit bills. 33 9 'lo trad* bills. Canada: Buying TT Ml/10, airmail fOD
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      1052 15 LARUT TIN FIELDS BERHAD P-W.D. PERAK NOTICE Incorporated ln Malaria) ISTERRI PTION WATER NOTICE OF MEETING NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN works on the water mains at Jalan that the Thlrty-etjhth Ordinary Idrts. Kampar. It is necessary for G«neml Meeting of the Members the water supply to be turned of! of
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      5269 15 NOTICES I COMPANY MEETING TENDERS PUBLIC UTILITIES BOARD, j TAWARAN DI-PANGGIL FOR SA I Singapore XHF RIIRRFP GROWERS' SEMULA ELECTRK.TY DEPARTMENT 1 fIU H U DDL,^ VjflAJ YY UIVO DADnrtnif 9 Mill PHY Dflll CDC notice to consumers c q f^^j A rpj^xj pcr ak 9 only BABCOCK WILCOX BOILERS
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    Stars are ready Lee
    645 16  - TIMESPORT I Stars are ready Lee TIIK Asian All-Stars loot ball team tiew into Penang yesterday hoping for dry weather m the i r match against Leicester City at the City Stadium tonight. "We must have B dry ground to piaj- our arid win. coach Lee Wai Tong told Timesport
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    First Asian meet next January
    124 16 rtviK tint Adan athletic ctuun- pionships. in whuli lt> toun- i ir.v lwve teniativply aeieed <i take part, will be held at Merdeka Stadium on Jan. 4-8 car. The dales for the InauKtnal •<ie fixed at the toft 4of the championships organMnf committee in Kuala
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    Rawang the champs in SISC meet
    142 16 DAWANG Inclnn.s became the first winners of the Selangor Indian* Sport.s Council soccer rhampionship when they beat VOC oi Kuala Lumpur 2-0 at the Princes Road yesterday. Rawantis >iurd\ defence led by cent l e-ha II C. Namasivayam «a.v the chief cause of VOC*
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    Khir Johari hopeful' of Malaysia's chances
    461 16 Khir Johari hopeful' of Malaysia's chances FLAGS GO UP AS JAKARTA PREPARES FOR THE THOMAS CUP MATCHES INCHE Mohamed Khir Johari, president of the Badminton Association of Malaysia, said in Jesseiton yesterday that he was "hopeful" of Malaysia's chances in the Thomas Cup final rounds which begin in Jakarta on
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    CABLE FROM JAKARTA CHEERS THE TEAM: TEH
    145 16 MALAYSIA* Thoma* <up badminton team will fet a ceremonious welcome when they arrive la Jakarta this afternoon. Thr BAM got a cable from the Indonesian Badminton Association last evening which said that all preparation;* had been made for thr Malaysian team. An offical
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    Foo Wah gets top marksman award
    256 16 MALAYSIA boat Sin- l _;apore for the team championship by win* nine five of the seven event.* in x ie first internal .j shooting meet L .ween the two countries at Subang Range, Kuala Lumpur. There wore .^evera! outstanding Individual performances at the meet
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    Ramblers S.C. to wind up
    67 16 Rambler;, Sports Club, lonned in 1937 and who field one of the strongest and most popular teams in Ipoh soccer, have been given until June 12 to wind up. The Registrar of Societies has cancelled the club's registration on the grounds that the clubhouse at
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    Mun Cheong in fast 400 m
    358 16  -  LIO Mua Cheong (ACS) and S. Sahood (Tok took top honours on the third day of the Bukit Timah District schools athletics championships at Farrer Park yesterday. Mun Cheonp, an Asian i Games bronze medallist, won the 400 "metres final in 49.45ec. clipping l-4sec
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    79 16 ><)( (KR Krstival match: Asian All-Stars v Leicester (Penang City Stadium. 8 p m >. S'ror Dlt. 1: SIA v Cr<ul Lok (Cheras Rdi. Malacca Di». 2: Kilat v 2 Infantry Wksp R«me (Bandar Hlliri. Ipoh l>i». I: Police v KIA (Coronation Krd>. Nejri Jnr Irafur: Dunlop v Life Guards
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    30 16 v<>( i; lihili l»i\. 3 Ri tali i pbs i pr-Re i Taipinc l)iv. I: K. r- r T. Anson Iliv. 2: Indian* •m 1 Frii-ndK -Spore. K».aya Army 1.
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    Lock icon Jerry's Kuda steps out in fine style in yielding going at Ipoh
    530 17 RACING with Epsom Jeep TOP three-year-old Jerry's Kuda did a brilliant trial at Ipoh yesterday morning. The George West-trained sprinter, with Moses Lee astride, was paced by stablemate King's Knight over 3f in 37 2/5 in yielding going.
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    Ada Baik also shows top form
    164 17 Ada Baik also shows top form Flying Spark (Bougoure) was lmpref«lve in a two-round workout. He ran the last 3f in 39 1 V Ada Balk (apprentice M. I. i ma!l> showed good form In a 4f run In 83 1 '5, last 3f in 40. Half Century showed a
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    55 17 LONDON. Wed. Price* at last nights Victoria Club callover on the Epsom Derby, to b« run over I2f on June 7: 15-8 Royal Palare; 4-1 Dominion Day; 6-1 Rnyal Sword; 12-1 Onal Host: lfi-1 Dart Board; VI Starry Halo; 33-1 Rlhocco and Tap»« Rmr; 40-i Soopi: MM
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    The newcomers
    251 17 r r\VO tnp class newcomers 1 will make their debut at the Perak Derby meet81ng which opens on Bundav They are CroupJer'i Chant .uui Niagara. troupirr's hant is a three-yefcr-old English gelding by Tudor Melody out of Eve Shade (by Anwan. He was a useful two-vrar-old winning four
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    Ten to follow
    184 17 EPSOM JFKP's ten-to-fol-low at Ipoh: n JERRY'S KIDA BnlUant thrre->rar-old; won hi* last two starts- over s'.f and 6f with ease. H HUNT VI-NTIKr: Kf»d» on improving neat a ctrong Claw* Two Div. 1 field over the Rukit Tim ih fif In soft ?o Inr earlier thlt
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    Lock icon RISE OF EAST EUROPEAN POWER IN FRENCH TOURNEY
    343 17 RISE OF EAST EUROPEAN POWER IN FRENCH TOURNEY LAWN TENNIS pARIS. Wed. The emerging strength of tennis in eastern European countries was underlined by first-round results in the French international championships here yesterday. The large Czechoslovak contingent excelled, with their 21 year old champion. Jan Kodes. beating Bouth African Davis
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    Chile earn a place
    62 17 ATHENS. Weo Chile earned a seml-fttnl piare against the Soviet Union when they beat Greece 3-2 here yesterday in their European Zone Group "A" Davis Cup ti«\ Thif V.p complete* the group second rouad clashes. Line-up (or tiie semi-finals: Group A —Britain v Spain; Chile v
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    81 17 I OUISVILLE. Wed. The World Boxing Association's executive committee will meet here on June 9 to 10 to name contenders for an elimination tournament for a new world heavyweight champion, WBA president Bob Evan announced yesterday The WBA stripped slus Clay of his title after he
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    Jumping Jumping
    54 17 DAT Jennings, the Tottenham Hotsp v r goalkeeper, leaps up to take the ball from Chelsea's Tony Hateley (falling) as Spurs' Mike England turns away. Spurs, scoring through Jimmy Robertson and Frank Saul, won 2-1 in the first all-London F.A. Cup final at Wembley, to claim the trophy
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    101 17 Expo '67 meet postponed SOCCER MONTREAL. Wed Expo IT£ 67's lnernational soccer tournament, originally scheduled to start on May 31, has been postponed until June 3, the sponsors announced yesterday. Several of the ciubs Involved are encountering difficulties getting here In time for the earlier date. The tournament will be
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    Lock icon India win
    47 17 BONN. Wea.— lndia the Olympic hocke. champions, beat aji K-.~»n atteettoa 3-0 last night in the. firM match Ofl their West German tour. The Indians, who Impressed with their skilful stickwork. scored through Balbir Singh (33 miriut»f\ Usman Khan (47) and Balbir Randliawa (64).— Reuter.
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    Lock icon Indians fight back with stout batting
    616 17 Indians fight back with stout batting TIMESPORT 1 CRICKET ROUNDUP MfITH some resolute batting, trie Indian touring team had already gone most of thp way towards saving their match with Hir MCC at Lord s yesterday when rain, which set ir. 15 minutes before lunch, washed out play on the
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      166 17 Even more Cathay Pacific Big-jets between Singapore and Taipei** Jj^, ■*r W Take one of our daily I i through jet service* to HnS A- Jm HHtatov Taipei. Or stop over in fi\ B^^| ib ffi Hong Kong. Then jet from I j Sj^ Jk 9\ Hong Kong to Taipei-2
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    JARDINE STEPS STABBING
    94 18 JARDINE STEPS STABBING SINGAPORE, Wed. Yeo Peng Eng was fined $250. or two months jail. In the Ninth Magistrate's Court today after he pleaded guilty to .stabbing Ah Kok with a mptalpolnted wooden pole at Jardine Steps yesterdaj morning. Senior Inspector C Chen;; Poll, prosecuting, said that ihc Inctdeni was
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    132 18 BANGKOK, Wednesday. i^HE Thai Government has asked Seato here for arms, ammunition, signal equipment and heli•oDtcrs to help its war on communist guerillas. The In'erlcr Minister. Gen. Praphas Chanuathien, who announced this today, told icportcrs that Thailand need* d additional arms and equipment
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    45 18 MRS. SARA WANAMUTTU f Mi-. siniMpiwo. Khkhli Raid. Srrrmhnn »M fully. Ihimm-lwly. Crylon II MR* ARUMUCAM. Ifr of r.tirvd I I'nio.v. ylon MR JACOB Cbooni YooM Klnun l»w foui i blMrrti > ,n.T»I or S-fl'i i p I .ivir. nrrKl i, i Tank Koad <> Hi<lii<liiii
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    Court told of three attacks
    166 18 SINGAPORE. Wed. —The vice-principal of the Chinese High School. Mr. Kirn Fatt. today told a DisI trict Court that he was atlackod three times by students armed with iron pipes early this year •.lyinu hi the continuing trial <>i Cluir Chor Clihi allaa Chiiß Choo
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    Man cleared
    34 18 SINGAPORE. Wed A magistrates cowl today acquitted N L. Plllrtl licensed n! hurt to ;i police cooatabte. Sarvanamuthu uith nenkiiife. at 11 Seamen .s Club at South Pier on Jan. 10 thl
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    Lock icon Tengku: Reds will never make peace in Vietnam
    642 18 Tengku: Reds will never make peace in Vietnam JENGKU Abdul Rahman said in Tokyo today he \\:is <|iiiie certain, llwil the communists would never make peace in Vietnam. The only course was to on until one side won or lost, lie siiid ;ii a press conference to mark the beginning
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    425 18 LONDON. Wed— Slightly heavier selling and continued lack ol support depressed prices In a stock •market still dominated by the Middle East crisis. Industrials lost widely between 3d. and Is. with oil shares sometimes Is. 6d. off. Golds encountered fairly heavy short selling and profit-taking reMilting In losses of up
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    558 18 IF BRITAIN OPTS TO BE A LOYAL EUROPEAN NATION— BY RAJA SINGAPORE, Wednesday. SINGAPORE and other Commonwealth countries east of Suez should prepare, if need be, for existence without the Commonwealth, if Britain opts to be a loyal European nation by joining the European Economic Community, the Foreign Minister, Mr.
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    Minister to be at picnic
    51 18 SINGAPORE Wed The Queenstown Residents- Welfare Association will hold a p cnic pam on Sunday at the Tanah Merah holiday camp for some 400 members and residents of Queenstown The Minister for Labour Mr Jek Yeun Thorn?, who is M.P for Queenstown. will attend the
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    62 18 GIBRALTAR Wed.— Gibraltar* ruling party bu nairowly won a by-election on which Sir Joshua Hassan's Government had staked its life. The result declared early today of yesterdays poll Rave Deputy Mayor Emillo Alvarez of the Association for the Advancement of Civil Rights 3.866 votes to 3.721
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    Lock icon 16,500 miles of flying with robot in control
    93 18 LONDON. Wed— A Trident Jet airliner last week flew 1ti.500 miles on European passenger routes by robot pilot, British European Airways announced today. The airline said 1.400 PMMagen were landed at airports all over Europe in 'the most ambitious programme of automatic
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    Lock icon Ex-Premier sees trouble ahead
    76 18 BRINAGAH Kashmir), Wed Pornwi K.i-nmii Premier Bukshi Giiuiuin Mobammed said today the State wa.< on me verge of serious trouble because ol the policies of the Government of Premier Ghul.nii Mohamed Sudlq. Mr Giuliani Mohammed. a leader of the Opposition National Conference Party, wa.s .-peaking to
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    299 18 Guerilla team killed Kennedy: -D.A. \EW ORLEANS. Wed. New Orleans district attorney Jim Garrison claims that President Ken: was assassinated "guerilla tram" firing dum-dum bullets In a cross-fire pat te m from three separate points. Mr. Garrixm. who Is conducting his own probe of the November 1963 tlon if. Dallas.
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    35 18 SINGAPORE. Wed. There will be no water between 9 a.m. and 7 p.m. tomorrow at. Llm Tua Tow Road, PuiiKKol Road. Tamplnee Road reset Uement area, Hun Yeang village and Jalan Hong Kene.
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      53 18 The weather Highest ami lowest uniixi .1turc.s in Malaysia and Btogapow (or the period 8 p.m. Tue&day to 8 p.m. yesterday 111.1..M Imwmt Kuala Lumpur 90 73 Kota Bharu 88 75 Penaiiß 86 75 Ipoh 92 73 Malacca 82 73 Sineapore 88 77 C. Highlands 70 61 Jesselton 90 73
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