The Straits Times, 13 June 1967

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    24 1 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 150,000 The Straits Times National Newspaper -I Estd. 1845 TUESDAY, JDNE 13, 1967 15 CENTS KDN. 2578:2590 M.C.(P)2266
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    Lock icon Food strike threat
    251 1 'Starve Hong Kong' bid by Reds today to stir up trouble HONG KONG, Monday PRO-COMMUNIST Chinese leaders today called for a general food strike tomorrow and Hong Kong police moved into the city's crowded Chinese food market areas. Government oHiciuls said hundreds of communist agitators had launched
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    Lock icon Call to arms in Biafra
    52 1 DOUALA iCameroum. Mon Secessionist Eastern Nigeria's radio today called on the people to "take up your guns and be vigilant" following an alleged attack by Northern troops on the two- week -old self-proclaimed Republic of Blafra. "Nigeria has virtually declared war on Blafra. the radio
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    Lock icon Antara to open Spore bureau
    50 1 A nt ara to open S'pore bureau JAKARTA Mon Antira news agency la to start a bureau In Singapore and reopen offices In London and New Delhi which were closed down after the out- break ot Indonesian conirontation of Malaysia three years ago. tt j waa announced today— Reuter. i
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    Lock icon HK exchange is still inactive
    42 1 E9 HONG KONG. Mon —There Is still no board Hading on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange. La.M Tuesday membeis (if thr exchange decided to suspend board trading following the outbreak of hostilities in the Middle East. Reuter.
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    RUSSIANS LAUNCH SPACE STATION TOWARD VENUS
    135 1 RUSSIANS LAUNCH SPACE STATION TOWARD VENUS MOSCOW. Mon. The Soviet Union launched an interplanetary space station toward Venus today. The launching. announced by Tass news agency, wa.s the first Soviet Venus probe since November. 1965. when two rockets Venus-2 and Venus 3 were aimed toward the earth's sister planet. Venus-3
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    Lock icon Israelis halt deep in Syria
    695 1 Israelis halt deep in Syria rpEL AVIV. Mon. Israeli troops held a 50-mile front in Syria today, with some units reported to be only 12 miles south of the Syrian capital of Damascus. UPI lorrrspondrnt Joseph (irige reported from the Syrian front that it appeared thr Syrians fought much harder,
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    Lock icon To Moscow to seek an answer
    176 1 To Moscow to seek an answer 4 LUIERS. Mon. A Algerian Prime .Minister Houari Boumedienne left today on a surprise visit to Moscow to sound out Soviet intentions in the Middle East. With him was Foreign Minister Abdel Aiiz Bouteflika and a top-level delegation. The visit, announced shortly before midnight
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    Lock icon EGYPT BARS BRITISH SHIPS AND PLANES
    60 1 EGYPT BARS BRITISH SHIPS AND PLANES LOM) IN Mon Ke.vpt has batifd all British ships and aircraft from using as harbours and airports, a British spokesman said today. He said Cairo's decision was made known yesterday through the Canadian Embassy, which has handled British affairs sinre the L'AR broke oft*
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    BARISAN CALLS OFF MARCH ON CITY HALL
    452 1  - BARISAN CALLS OFF MARCH ON CITY HALL JACKIE SAM By OINGAPORE, Mon. A projected march on City Hall failed to materialise today. Instead, about 40 women wnre sent to picket the gates of Changi prison. The march was to have been the latest in a series of anti-Government demonstrations organised
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    Just fancy that...
    158 1 Just fancy that... JAKARTA, Monday. INDONESIA has lodged a protest against the decision of Mr. Herbert Scheele. secretary of the International Badminton Federation, to stop play in the Thomas Cup challenge round hvrc on Saturday night when Malaysia were leading Indonesia I 3. Mr. Scheele, who was the honorary referee,
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    Caddie, 15, dies after being hit by ball
    88 1 MALACCA. Mon. A 15-year-old caddie, Maakip bin Mohamed. died at the general hospital here last night after being hit on the head by a golf ball at the Ayer Kroh golf course on Saturday evening. Maakip. who was the regular caddy lor
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    STOP PRESS
    35 1 rSST: INDIA 475 FOB LONDON, Mon— A fighting 129 not out by Nawab of Pataudi took India's sc:-'tntl inninca I" s 1 1 isr iv I' si iii.i (<li .TjMinsi England at llradhielr.T.
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      'Israelis knew Russians would stay out'
      153 2 UAKIS. Mon. Israeli lenders were convinced from the beginning of the .Middle I ;tsl 1 risis that tin- Ku^si.uis would never inters eiir militarily in favour »l Egypt, according to the weekly French news muga/ine L'Kxpre^s The Israelis kite", from captured inn dreo<le«l So\iet
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      Peace only on our terms, says Moshe Dayan
      772 2 Peace only on our terms, says Moshe Dayan 'THE UN FORCE MEANS NOTHING CAN ISRAEL RELY ON ANYONE ELSE?' NEW YORK. Monday MASTERS OF THE AIR: ISRAELI JETS ON PATROL JJAJ-GEN. Moshe Dayan, architect of Israels crashing defeat of Arab nations last week, yesterday Btrongly criticised the United States and
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      Lock icon Attack on US ship H*not an accident'
      161 2 Attack on US ship not an accident' NEW YORK. Monday. VEWSWEEK magazine said yesterday some 11 hiph Washington officials suspected that last week's Israeli attack on the U.S. communications vessel Liberty might not have been accidental. In an item in Its Perlscope section, the magazine added: "One top-level theory holds
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      Lock icon British pullout from Iraq in a convoy
      70 2 TEHERAN. Mon All British iubiects. except for a number of oilmen, have been evacuated from Iraq following the ruptur* of relations between Iraa and Britain Sir Richard Beaumnn* British Ambassndor in B^edad told newsmen here feat niuht Sir Richard who arrived here yesterday
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      Lock icon 'PREMIER DID NOT WANT ME IN THE CABINET "DA VAN
      213 2 'PREMIER DID NOT WANT ME IN THE CABINET "DA VAN YEW YORK. Mon. Israeli Defence Minister. Maj-Gen. Moahe Davan. wu quoted by Newsweek magaiine as saying Prime Minister Levl F.shk«»l had not wanted him in his Cabinet but relented under public pressure The general's remarks were contained in an Interview
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      Lock icon Fleeing Egyptians mowed down by Nasser's men, says newsman
      211 2 'J'EL AVIV. Mon. An Israeli correspondent said today that Egyptian soldiers, retreating to the Sue* Canal, were shot by their own side from the western bank to prevent them bringing hack a tale of "woe and disaster." The correspondent, Ell Landau,
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      Lock icon 679 ISRAELI SOLDIERS DIED IN THE SIX-DAY WAR
      83 2 TEL AVIV. Mnn— lsrael last merit announced that 679 Israeli soldiers Mere killed during th* six-day war. The casualties of the Israeli Army in wounded were MM, of whom 255 u-ere serious case*. The annoiinci mrnt of the casualties was tivn over
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      Lock icon Air pact with Russia
      52 2 BERENE. Mm Trip po\-ln» Union and Switzerland huve mjbed an avlitlon agrpemtn' under »-hlrh regular flight services will i» started next month between Moscow and Zurich Aerorlot and P«;*Aair. the two national urline*. will begin making one round trip a wk eich towards the end of
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      Bhumibol honoured
      21 2 WrLI.IAMSTOWN iMwsrhusettsi. Mon King Bhumibol of Thailand rccmrd an honorary Doctor of law^ decree from William* College here today
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      Lock icon Holt hits Europe for not aiding Vietnam
      298 3 NEW YORK, Mon Australian Premier, Mr. Harold Holt, yesterday deplored the fact that neither Britain nor any European country has so far given support to the war in Vietnam. Speaking in a television interview. Mr. Holt agreed with a questioner that Vietnam must
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      52 3 WASHINGTON. Mon. A motorist completed five laps around the White House yesterday with 12 police cars and six motor-cycles, sirens blaring, in hot pursuit. After the 1 > minute chase, the police charred a former IS Coast Guard lieutenant. Robert C. Armstrong, 37. of Arlington. Virginia, with
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      REUTERS ENTERS THE FIELD OF BOOK PUBLISHING
      144 3 I ONDON, Mon.—Reu- ters. the international news agency, today entered the field of book publishing with the announcement of a book about Africa as the first of a series of a new kind of current affairs reference works. Reuters, which in 116 years
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      HUMPHREY IS BETTER
      84 3 WASHINGTON. ?.:on. Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey was feeling "better than good" yesterday alter minor surgery lor removal of a nonmalignant tumour on his bladder. Mr. Humphrey's Press aide said the Vice President received a stream of visitors during a "pleasant day in his executive suite at
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      Lock icon Drink—it's good for you, says an expert
      225 3 Drink it's good for you, says an expert WASHINGTON. Mon. jIfODERATE drinking produces better adjusted citizens and "gives more pleasure than pain,' a consultant to President Johnson's crime commission said today. Mr. Richard Blum also suggested that moderate drinkers could turn to potent drugs if their sources of alcoholic beverage
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      The great Australian drinker 'goes soft1
      77 3 The great Australian drinker 'goes soft From TIM TREE SYDNEY, Mon.— Mr. Average Australia* image of being a tough beer drinker has taken a knock. The consumption of soft drinks has increased faster than any other beverage, including beer, according to a drink ■specialist The production of soft drinks increased
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      Lock icon Chute failure kills sky jump girl
      89 3 6TORMVILLE iNew York). Mon. Diedre Symington. 21-year-old niece of Senator Stuart. Symington, was killed when her parachute failed to open during her first-ever jump yesterday Nathaniel Sweet, a parachute Instructor, said she and Harvaid student Oodrey crelg received two hours' ground Instruction before Jumping
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      Teachers call for arrest
      43 3 JAKARTA. Mon.— lndonesian tpucliers called for the arrest o! Education Minister Sanno Mangunpranoto because he attended a Qlrtuday party for former President fcotkarno in the Presidential palace here last week in defiance of orde-.s from Indonesia* new regime.— ReuUr.
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      Trader Martin fights on—in chains
      144 3 Trader Martin fights on— in chains I ONDON. Mon— Street trader Martin Burney has chained himself to a net of railing!) just like the suffragettes. But 28-year-old Martin's gesture, unlike that of the suffragettes, had nothing to do with a battle for women's rights. He is defying an order to
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    Volunteers to be first: Next non-citizens
    530 4 Volunteers to be first: Next non-citizens 550 SERVICES WORKERS TO BE AXED SINGAPORE, Monday. THE staff side of the Joint Consultative Council representing the five services unions today met representatives of the British Ministry of Public Building and Works and discussed the redundancy procedure to be implemented in respect of
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    Photography course
    48 4 Photography course SINGAPORE. Mon. The Adult Education Board is to conduct a portrait photography course at the Boards photographic laboratory at Canning Rise. Application rortns are obtainable from the Adult Education Board, at Canning Rirp Classes will commence as soon as the required 12 students have been registered.
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    HOOLIGANS WRECK TWO PAP BRANCHES
    60 4 HOOLIGANS WRECK TWO PAP BRANCHES SINGAPORE. Mon— Two gangs of hooligans, believed to be left-wing elements, broke Into two Geylang subbranches of the Peoples Action Party at about 6.30 p.m. today, smashing up furniture, electronic fans, and other property. The two premises In Lorong 27 and 29 were locked at
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    Concert by Alliance Francaise choir
    133 4 SINGAPORE. Mon. The Alliance Francaise Choir will give its first public concert at the Cultural Centre In Canning Rise on Friday. The 40-memher choir, under the direction of French music teacher Mr. J P. Mialaret, will present 14 French folk songs without any music accompaniment.
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    PI Independence Day celebrated in Spore
    71 4 PI Independence Day celebrated in S'pore STATE dignitaries, diplomats, leading community and business leaden attended a reception at the Hotel Singapura to mark the Philippines. Independence Day on Monday. Representing the Singapore Government was the Minister for Social Affairs and Culture. Inche Othman Wok (left), who proposed a toast to
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    Championship dog show to be held in August
    229 4 SINGAPORE. Mon. Dogs from Europe and the United States are expected to take part in a championship dog show to be held at the Badminton Hall on Aug. 6. Among the breeds expected to compete are alsatlans. boxers, dobermans. dachshunds, bull terriers.
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    No closing for shops near tourist hotels
    53 4 No closing for shops near tourist hotels SINGAPORE. Men The Minister for Übour Mr. Jek Yeun Thong. has exempted all shops situated In any hotel which has been declared a "tourist hotel" under the TourUt Promotion Board Ordinance. 1963 from observing the weekly closing day as required by the Shop
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    30 Johore estate strikers arrested
    88 5 30 Johore estate strikers arrested KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. About 3U strikers bolonnaiK the United Malayan Estate Workers' Union were arrested today at Triang Estate in Johore, according to a union spokesman. Thre*- hundred and fifty n of the estate have been <in strike since Marrh 20 becau.se ol the dismi»<ii
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    Six more detained fishermen return
    91 5 Six more detained fishermen return CINtiiIPOBE, .Mon—Another m\ li>lirrinrn detained by the Burniesr <iovernnient last Aucu>t flru hack to Singapore on Saturday. The men also bronchi back the ashes of one of their colleagues. One Tons Henc. who died from illness during his stay there. The six men «err .1
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    Lock icon Bars on Pan-Am hurt Spore economy, says US
    272 5 Bars on Pan-Am hurt S'pore economy, says US WASHINGTON. Mon. A K.S. Government report says Indonesia, the Philippines and Singapore are hurting their own economies by imposing harsh restrictions on U.S. airlines. The report, by tne Civil Aeronautics Board, indicated that the three countries prefer to see small local airlines
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    Police seek witnesses
    32 5 BAOAM rittftl M.iii >i'M:r in which nan vai k:iiea ov a II tin 68; m:,e •ir.u here on Saturday S AnnHinniMl 74 she »<i* found < dead or. me m»d«id«
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    Lock icon 13,000-mile voyage of the Mahjong ends
    150 5 I ONDON. Mon. Major John Chandler. a., brought his Kowloon yacht. Mahjong. into Yarmouth harbour yesterday after a 13.000-mile voyage from Hong Kong. Also aboard were Ted Black. 25, home from rubber planting in Malaya, and Major A. F Campbell, who joined the yacht
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    DAP branch
    36 5 KUALA I.UMPUR Mon.— Th* chairman of the !Je.nc crafk Aert n Party. Dr Chfn Man Hin will open the party'! Klang branch M Jalan Raia Ha.ssan on Sunri <\ to br followed by a dinner.
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    Just how did Bob do it?
    295 5 Just how did Bob do it? THE NUMBER HE WROTE ON THURSDAY ALL CORRECT EXCEPT FOR THE TRANSPOSED FIRST TWO DIGITS Kuala Lumpur, Monday question 200 night clubbers were asking last night was: Just how did he do it? HE is Bob McGowan. the telepathy expert, who is performing at
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    Raja: Why Singapore must stay united –
    92 5 Raja: Why Singapore must stay united SIM.XrOKh Mon Ihe Foreign .Minister. Mr S Kajari.nam. list me lit said I mini leader*, in .jolioro were rrn-ntlv clainiii-E that Singapore '.clouted lo the south U.il.ivM.in State. Somr of them Breed Johore to re-claim it Mr Ra.iaratnam who MM this .«hcn he inaugurated
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    Street grab
    27 5 PBNANO, Mun BJ on a Haotor cycle grabbed a handbag containing; 525 from k wonan Teoh k<hh Emc in cii.na Street Gaut last nit lit.
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      238 5 Straits Times Crossword ICMM the barrel < 6 9 ParaMtic plmil louncl Dv MM 8 A hp P MM ltn >3 m of the orebMtra ouuide *L" Scottish tom -9. v J?2 Io Ift me rulM b ns 10 Something tediou*. ax they °V* c ii Srwu bs? 1 .H'Tr""'"'-'""
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    Exchanging old notes for new
    466 6 THE lunch-time crowd at the hartered K.mk in Battery Road yesterday waiting to exchange old notes for new when the new Singapore dollar was officially released to the public for the first time. Contrary to expectation, there uas no rush .it all at banks or
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    Exhibition at N-Library
    45 6 SINGAPORE. Mon The National Library 's current book exhibition with -Accent on Fiction" as its theme will remain open until Saturday It is being held at the library's entrance foyer A book list on modern novels Is available to readers on request.
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    INSURANCE FIRM SUCCESSFULLY SUES OWN CLIENT
    214 6 INSURANCE FIRM SUCCESSFULLY SUES OWN CLIENT SINGAPORE. Monday. rpHE United Malayan Insurance Co.. Ltd. today successfully sued their own insured Chop Eng Cheong, a firm of wooden case makers— for recovery of damages in a lorry accident case. The Second Civil District Court upheld a contention by the insurance company.*,
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    $7,000 for student
    73 6 SINGAPORE. Mon —Mr Ju»uc« Bu it rose today awarded 57.000 damages to Tay Cheng Chal. a schoolboy, injured in a collision with a van in Somapah Road two years ago. The boys father. Tay Kirn Guan. was warded special damages agreed at $240. Another traffic accident >un
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    'Very high standard of air traffic control vital'
    163 6 SINOAPORE. Mon. -The Director of Civil A- iation. Mr. Tan Beng San. today said It was of paramount importance that Singapore —an Important crossroad of aviation maintained a very high .standard ol air traffic control Welcoming nine new air traffic control students
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    Power cuts
    54 6 SINGAPOHE Mon Electricity supply will be Interrupted < tomorrow between 830 a.m. to 7 pm at River Valley Road 'between Kirn Seng Road and Jervots j Roadi. Irwel) Bank Road. Hoot Klam Road. Kay Poh Road. Jalan Mutiara Shanghai Road. Nathan 1 Rond. Holt Road. Kellock Road. 1
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    Carpenter – slaying case opens
    112 6 Carpenter slaying case opens SINGAPORE. Mon. Threr womrn and four men were today rmpanelled as jurors in the Ilitth Court for the murder trial of two brothers, jointly charged with the murder of a carpenter, l.oh Joo Shang. at the junction of Siglap Plain and Siglap Avenue last Dec. l!t.
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    Ex-student renews bid to sue 2 Ministers
    215 6 Ex-student renews bid to sue 2 Ministers SINGAPORE, lion. L.iv Wee Soong. a lormer Ngee Ann College student, today obtained leave from the High Court to apply lor order of committal against Dr Goh Keng Swce. ihe Defence Minister, and Inche Othman Wok. the Culture and Social Affairs Minister. The
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    Free shows
    42 6 SINGAPORE. Mon The Ministry of Culture held .section will hold free film ibowa tomorrow at "30 pm at Track 7. Lim Chu Kane Road: Kampong Ayer Gemuroh Heng Toon School. Upper Thomson Rood: and Thomson Road s', ms wnvang stage.
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    Schools TV for today
    140 6 nnODAY 8 eduranonal TV an I C liamie! 8 is as follow*: 83U am. —8 50 a m Ern;llah Mcond im.uuaKe Sec 1 Saleiy Pint"; Ml 9.3 ft, Ei. vi. mi iileiatnij- SCC 1 in Stirnni ll' 10 Hi M General Mienre. See. 2 Electricity 11
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    Bth anniversary
    23 6 8th anniversary SINGAPORE Mon Th« NMaon Ronri cnmmunitv r+ntn rill relehrm* U.« elehth m-nrwtr-mtt with a dinner on Mood»y al 7 Jf> pa
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    Rubber stockpile sale cut hailed
    274 7 Rubber stockpile sale cut hailed KUALA LUMPUR, Monday. THE Government and business leaders today unanimously welcomed the United States Government decision on Friday to slash its rubber stockpile sales from 120 000 tons to 70,000 tons a year. They hoped the announcement would raise the price of rubber The Minister
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    Nurse robbed of $4,000 ring
    62 7 SINGAPORE. Mon. A nurse. Mrs. D R Sreemvasan. 53. has made a report to police that thieves broke :nto her Leedon Road home while she was out with her husband last night. She said that when she returned home at about 10.35 p.m. she found
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    Negri NUT officials
    50 7 SKREMBAN. Mon Mr Deradai Dorairaj was yesterday rerlrcTtl chairman of the Negri Spmbiian branch of the National DoiOß of Teachers Other offlcials rlected were: vice-chairman. Mr. CG Menun: secrftary. Mr. S Vißeßanathan: D.T.C chairman. Mr G Sue a n a theoran, and women's chairman Miss Daisy Samuel
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    COURT IS TOLD OF DOCTOR WHO NEVER WAS...
    214 7 COURT IS TOLD OF DOCTOR WHO NEVER WAS. I/UALA LUMPUR. Mon. The En.ployees 1 Provl dem Fund received man applications for with drawals oi contribution supported by medical cer tlflcates signed by a Dr Prang Singh M.D.. of the General Hospital here, early last year. On investigation the EPF discovered
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    Police officers for courses
    77 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. The Deputy Commandant of the Police College at Kuala Kubu Bahru. Supt Abu Bakar bin Abdul Aziz, has been selected to attend a sixweek United Nations seminar on human rights in Tokyo beginning from Thursday. Another police officer has been picked to attend
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    More licences for trawling
    51 7 KANGAR, Mon —The Ministry of Agriculture and Co-of.rr \ez has issued four more trawling licences to thr Kuala Sanglang Fishermen's Co-operative Society, making a total of 10 so fur. As the Perils State Government has banned trawier-flshing the society is carrying out trawling in Kedah territorial
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    Kidnap case man fails in appeal
    141 7 Kidnap case man fails in appeal SINGAPORE. Mon. An appeal against sentence by Sim Bin Peng, 33, who Is serving a seven-year Jail term for killing a shipping company director in 1961, was dismissed by the Federal Court here today. Sim arutied his own apP< al before Chief Justice Mr
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    Cyclist dies after crash
    48 7 SINGAPORE. Mon. A cyclist. Salik Guala, 41. died in the General H<«pi:al r.irly today soon after he was involved in an accident with a bus in Serangoon Road. Eye-w;:n( > s,s«\>i are asked to contact Inspector I.eong Yep Fook of the Sepciv Lines police station
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    DIVORCE FOR AN ARCHITECT
    173 7 IPOH. Mon— An architect. Chin Nvlt Aun. 84. was granted a decree nisi to be made absolute in three months, by Tan Sri Justice Mclntyre in the High Court here today. His wife. Madam Chong Phit Chin. 42. a nursing sister in Kuala Kangsar. did not
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    4We back you' cable
    40 7 'We back you' cable gI.NGAPORE. M..11 The I mi.-d Arab Kepuhli. v I'mh.issv in Singapore hay rtIM Cairn plerteine ihnr solid support for President NMNr, and nrring him to continue his "sacred mission" ma leader of the Arab world. I
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    London firm to carry out port survey
    219 7  - London firm to carry out port survey MICHAEL FOONG: From London, Monday A LEADING firm of consultant engineers in London, which specialises In harbour construction, has agreed to carry out a pre-investment survey of the feasibility of building ■ontainer wharves at Port Swettenham. The firm, Coode and Partners, will send
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    Traders in Change Alley told: Keep good —name—
    146 7 Traders in Change Alley told: Keep good name SINGAPORE, Mon. The k Minister for Education. Mr. Ong Pang Boon, has asked Change Alley merchants to preserve the good name of Change Alley as an internation-ally-known tourLst shopping centre. Speaking at the Inauguration of the Change Alley Merchants Association yesterday. Mr.
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    Armed robbery: 3 years jail
    70 7 MALACCA. Mon U;Ui Kun Kiew. 22. MM found guil'y ol armed robbery and sentenced U< three years i.nl and six strokes Of the nttaa by the Sessions Court here today Oan. with three others still :it large, all armed with damjers *iTe s«id to have
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    Sarawak visit
    31 7 KUAI.A LUMPER. Mon The Permanent Secretary to thr Pi inie Minister.-. Department Tan Sri Abdul .Jamil bin Abdul R.n.v lilt ban today for a three :lav \LMt to Sarawak.
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    Pleasant surprise for banished student
    131 7 Pleasant surprise for banished student lOHORE BAHRU, J Mon.— The banished former president of the Singapore University Socialist Club, Inche Razak Ahmad, today received a pleasant surprise from the Republics Minister of Defence, Dr. Goh Keng Swee. A letter from Dr Cmh allows him to enter Singapore for the university
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    59 8 in Word* Hi (minimum) THE rV.MILY of Ibe late Mr. K. Afhuthan thank all relatives and frienda lor 'hnr BsaaSßtM of cosdolsaeea, maMka, >i»i<i«iiii and atteudsn(« i\ jtinn their reteul berea\efneot. THE FAMILY of Uie Ute Mr. Teo Soo MBS of MR, SrrauKoon Road, Slncarnire thank rrlallvi-a aad friends
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    209 8 ANNOUNCEMENTS START YOUR DAY with Quaker Sugar CnfTn. Kvery sugar coated wheat puff gllstrns «lth golden hooey. Tastea delirious. Your family will lore It. THERE ARE MANY tirands of ooffoe. I. ut for really good coffee, the name 'n Koiimfe. Available In 12 won- i«1». FREE RONSON COMET Lighters available
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    Tuesday, June 13, 1967 The Frozen Deadline
    630 8 Tuesday, June 13, 1967 The Frozen Deadline There can be no settlement in the Middle East without a full scale peace conference. The time for this is a long day off. Meanwhile international etfmt must concentrate on converting the ceasefire, i which stems at last to be j effective, into
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    381 8 Despite a steady and I continuing increase in the cutput of graduates from Singapore's two universities and the Polytechnic, the Government is having difficulty in inducing as mwny of the best graduates as it would like to join the civil service. There is an encouraging side to this
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    Better System
    198 8 Misgivings which attended the Malaysian Government's division a year ago to charge 50 et-nts for outpatient treatment at Malayan hospitals have proved largely unfounded. The very poor can still get free treatment by signing a declaration that they cannot afford to pay while people who do not want
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    1705 8 Economic realities of the Arab-Israel confrontation The war is over. But the hard material facts remain to bedevil the growth of the Middle East and the relationship between Arab countries themselves and between the Arabs and Israel. by A Special Correspondent THE Arab "confrontation" of Israel since the Jewish state
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      263 8 K.P. TAN (ST. June 3) accuses us of wishing to make "language play a secondary role ta education All that we contend Is that language ability should not be a major factor in arriving at assessments of a candidate's historical, geographical, mathematical or scientific ability.
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    Lock icon Poster stickers go 'slap happy...'
    83 9 /kM of many buses btuppv ed by young Barisan Sosialis agitators for sloX.m ircilmrnt outside Singapore Chang) prison yesterday. Cyrlostyled posters were plastered on all sides before the bus was allowed to move. The Rarisan agitators, including many young girls, were nut at the prison
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    Scouts invited to U.K.
    76 9 Scouts invited to U.K. KUALA LUMPUR. Mon.- Malaysia has been invited to send representatives to an international Scout camp at Brownsea Island, on the south coast of England, from July 29 to Aug. 14. The camp, which is to celebrate the diamond Jubilee of Bcouting, will be opened by the
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    Store theft
    29 9 PENANG. Mon.— Thieves broke Into th> Han Chiang High School *tor<» room in Lim Lean Teng Road yesterday and stole a vibrating machine and a water pump.
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    Bahasa students taking science, medical courses
    289 9 Bahasa students taking science, medical courses |(UALA LUMPUR, 1V Mon. Fortyseven students educated in the Malay medium are now taking science and medicai courses at the University of Malaya— the first time Malay-me-dium students are enrolled for such courses. Disclosing this today, the Minister of Education, Inche Mohamed Khir Johari,
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    Procession— Man charged
    58 9 Procession Man charged SINGAPORE. Mon Son Wan Voo was today charged in the Ninth Magistrate's Court under I the Minor Otfence* Ordinance with taking part in a procession lof five or more persons without 1 an official permit at North Bridge Road in front of Bata Shoe Co. ion Saturday.
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    Divorce case wife: Husband burned —my hair
    206 9 Divorce case wife: Husband burned my hair KUALA LUMPUR. 1 Mon. A receptionist, Mrs. Sally Choo, who claimed her hair was set on fire by her husband during a quarrel, was today granted a decree nisi in the High Court here, to be made absolute in three months. Mrs. Choo
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    Caught in chase: Gang in hot-rod boat
    207 9 Caught in chase: Gang in hot-rod boat VfERSING. Mon. A Marine Police patrol launch Intercepted a smugglers' ocean-going speedboat near Pulau Yu. an island near here, and seiied 264 bundles of textiles valued at $75,000. Duty on the goods was $20,000. This success, scored last Thursday, was the result of
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    Dates of show changed
    57 9 PENANO, Mon The State agriculture and industrial show scheduled for July 28 to Aug. 3 will now be held from Aug. 4 to 10. The Governor. Tun Raja Cda Al-Haj. will declare the show open. The exhibition, to be staged on a 25-acre site at Bagan
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    PRICE TAGS TO BEAT RISING PRICES
    177 9 PRICE TAGS TO BEAT RISING PRICES KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. Price tags will nave to be put on four essential commodities rice. sugar, wheat flour and cooking oil to prevent any exploitation of consumers. A statement from thp Mlnlstrv of Commerce and Industry said the Government would Impose reeul.ition? to enforce
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    Red Cross plea for funds
    55 9 KVfilaA LUMPL'R. Mnn. Th« Malaysian Red Cross Society Is to start a bureau to conduct a national appeal for funds. It Is now appealing for voiunteers to hnndle the secretarial and clerical work of the bureau. Those tact the headquarters at .T.ilan wishlne to help
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      158 10 TAKING THE PAPER THEME TO THE ORIENT MOW the poper theme is on the Oriental trail For pretty Miss Pallavi Patel, an Air India hostess, is wearing a sari in paper of course. Designed exclusively for Air India the paper sari is an authentic adaptation of a traditional and classic
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      You too can achieve the unforgettable face!
      544 10 JT'S the "unforgettable face" that every woman likes to achieve but it's one of the most difficult things to accomplish. So said Mr. George N Verall. the Far East regional director of Revlon, who was in Singapore recently to Introduce a new cosmetic
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      Now the baju kurong in the see-through fashion
      160 10 Now the baju kurong in the see-through fashion THE baju kurong has been given a new twist with soft flowing chiffon by a Singapore fashion designer. This Malay costume (right) has been modernised aqua chiffon ls used by Marjle Sng to design the baju kurong In seethrough fashion. The dress-length
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    Birth of a Tengku
    40 11 TAWAU. Mon Tensku Marwm Khulidali wile of the Tawau District Officer. Tenglcu Zubir bin Tenpku Nasir. has given birth to a baby girl T>nelcii Miriam is thr erand- I clatirhter of the late Sultan of ■ml
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    PWD dance
    25 11 KIX'ANG. Mon. The K.uang Publ:c Worts Department Sports Club hrre will hold its annual dance at the Diamong Jubilee hail here on Thursday
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    Moon- — shiners9 walkietalkies stump officers
    337 11  - Moon shiners walkie talkies stump officers WALTER D'CRUZ By |£UALA LUMPUR, Mon. Moonshiners' look-outs are using walkie-talkies and guard dogs to warn them against raiding Excise Department officers. Quite often, too, kampong folk help by sounding gongs and bells to warn illicit samsu distillers of approaching revenue raiding parties. "These
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    Singapore to show her goods in Zambia
    149 11 Singapore to show her goods in Zambia CINGAPORE, Mon. Singapore manufacturers will take part in the Zambian trade fair at Ndola next month to boost the sale of their products to African countries. Nineteen manufacturers. Including members of the Chinese Chamber of Commerce and the Indian Chamber of Commerce, will
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    'Plan to hurt the police' charge
    82 11 SINGAPOKE. Mon. I'm girls and four men ueir (haritrd in a magistral* court today with being members ol an unlawful assembly with b common obiect of causing hurt to the police at Upper Chang: Road opposite Chang: prison, on Saturday afternoon. The girls were
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    The little girl who wants to know...
    94 11 IT WAS such a bi« Sunday surprise. The elders of this Geylang Serai family recovered quickly enough to answer the many, many things the Singapore Prime Minister. Mr. Lee Kuan Tew, wanted to know about the family. But not the little girl holding
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    MENTRI WARNS THE DEMONSTRATORS
    133 11 MUAR. Monday. T*HE Johorr Government will take strong action against demonstrators who disrupt peace and racial harmony. This warning was given by the Mentri Be^ar. Dato Haji Othman Sa'at. when he opened a "progress" exhibition at Kampons Tengah. five miles from here, yesterday. He «aid that
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    Birthday joy put off
    47 11 PENANU. Mon IVnanu Cnuic's 21st anniversary celebra- tioiis- earlier scheduled for June 25. have been postponed to July ft Thr ce!ebiHi:uns committee de- ctded yu>terday to include a four- day pictorial exhibition The exhibits will cover the 21--1 year history of the party.
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    Two for youth course
    38 11 Two for youth course PENANG. Mon. Two officials of the Lahar Minyalc Youth Ciub i Butterworth. have been selected to attend a three-wek youth ladership course at Periak Youth Training Centre, Kuala Kubu. 1 later this month. I
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    75 11 Wl'.l XX V .Mon. The Australian Army is stepping up its campaign to recruit former British officers. Army Minister John Fraser announced >esterday. The scheme, originally b«*cun in Britain in 1951. met with considerable success, he said. Now thr Army had decided to extend
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    We don't need Singapore eggs: Penang farmers
    217 11 PENANG. Monday DENANO egg dealers claim they have stopped importing Singapore eggs since the beginning of this year. "It would, therefore. b« pointless to Impose a threecent tariff on such imports." a leading dealer said today. Commenting on a proposal by the Perak
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    266 14 Straits tin price falls by $2.12½ in Penang THE Straits tin price in Penang yesterday fell K.ISI to siifllKT 1 on an offermu estimated up 15 tons to »30 tons The drop was the result of larger turnover and demand only reported as fair. LOCAL KIBBt.R MARKET: After an early
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    29 14 Kong yeatcrday the 111 Cellar «an quoted at MM for TT. and Ml for nnth. Starling *Bt quotrrl at 16.10 ud ana taal nr inld at :75J.
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    256 14 II Nr first rrade robber f.o.b. buyers closed at 5 p.m. in KuaU Lumpur and Singapore yesterday at 58'- 1 cents per lb. up Iff cents on Friday's closing level for the position. The tone was quiet. R..VS. and M.R.K. closing- prices in cents per lb. yesterday. B»yers
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    149 14 SHIPI lying alanindn tht Ilniapnm Harbour wharont nr nxpactad tnday amYamanaaht Mam 1 Rotevilln '<'4. Golden Spring 6 7. Ferniatn 8. TlRre 10 11. Adolf Wartkl 13/14, Peinaadcr V, 18, Betra IS. Durban Maru l». Kinabalu IM/'Ji'. tnkai Maru No. S ■M, Ymhun Maru 2V26. Kyotm) Maru
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    69 14 CHINESE Prnducn Cichnnia. Sin»> port, nnnn prmnt par picul yntlmday. Cncnnul all: bulk $48i aellert. drum 101 aeilera. Cnpra: Mixed (f.0.b.) loom June/ July UK Com. I2»i buyera Pep»«i Muntok "hue 5145 nellern Sarawak arttM SlC.'i scllert. tprtlJi Lamponv blank *107t aellrra (all NLWi ASTA *117* aellert <IUO'.,
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    OFFICIAL RATES
    46 14 ON the Official Malayan Shorttrrm Money Market fm the week ended Saturday the rantje of call rates was as followi: BANK FINDS: 4 per cent to l per cent. GENERAL FUND: 3' 4 per cent to per cent. MOVEMENT of funds totalled $154 million.
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    19 14 'I^HK Atanelatlnn nf Banks In Malay -I- nla. made no changes In Ita ratna to mercbants yeaterday.
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    Rubber crops
    53 14 Further May rubber crops notified are: BenU 129.000 1b Jeram Kuantan 115.300 lb Kundoni Tanjonc Pau 202.000 lb MenUkab 91.000 lb.. and Suitfei Be(an 174.000 lb. Kluanc 121.000 lb and Ilu Benut 41.000 lb. Inited MaUcca 352.328 lb.. Ayer Molek 67.500 lb Leoni; Hin San 38.091 lb., and
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    14 14 The Melbourne Stock Exchange was closed yesterday for the Queen's Birthday holiday.
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    CLOSING PRICE*
    22 14 CLOSING PRICE June 12 RUBBER PRICE: 58. cents (up li cents). TIN: 5604.87. (down 52.12 A- offering 230 tons (up 15 tons).
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    EXCHANGE QUIETLY STEADY ON CURRENCY SPLIT
    895 14 From Our Market Correspondent /•CONDITIONS on the Stock v Exchange were quiet. but steady yesterday with investors holding off. One big consideration was the split in the currency which took place yesterday and thi > was initially thought to have had a suoduing effect.
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    32 14 STOCK INDICES ■i.<i.naii niocK inairrs. .luiir 10. June IS. Industrials: 1117. U9 108.00 Prop* rt'es; IMJt 105.34 vMinings: X.41 9l.bi rubbers: lln.lt; 110.1 b vDrc. is. lsir: ion. Hie. 30. 1966 l»0.
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    1267 14 BUSINESS ON STOCK EXCHANGE I3LSINESS in and reported to i*' the Sintapore and Kuala l.umpur tradini; rooms of the Stock Exchange yesterday, with thr number of the shares traded 1 in brackets. INDUSTRIALS. BauMiact U.UO-J) Jl 67: Contral Suiari (13.000) »1 JJ. (12 000) SI 52, (3.000) 51. 51. i
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    IN MEMORIAM
    35 15 In ever loving Memory of K. Slvadas passed away 13.6.M "Many a lonely heartache often a silent tear but always lorlni memories of one we loved so dear. By loving mother and relation*.
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      546 15 5553pBiSMnn AUCTION SALE OF Valuable Ringapore Properties To be hrlH at oar sales-reom, No. 104 Market Street. Stntaporr. On Tuesday. 20th June. 1»<1, at 2.3* p.m. 1 Oodown No 11 Mlrt Road, area 13.519 square feet, freehold, VACANT POSSESSION (Mr. David Marshal— Solicitor) 2 No 32 Worthing Road. Serangoon Garden
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      207 15 THE PORT OF SINGAPORE AUTHORITY NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN that the Authority Intends to sell by Public Auction at 10.00 a.m. on Wednesday. 28th June 1967. at Oodown 'A' certain cargoes which, unless previously claimed and delivered, will at that date have been in the Authority's premises for a considerable
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      752 15 NOTICES FOUR SEAS COMMUNICATIONS BANK LIMITED (Formerly known a* Bie Hal Tang Bank Ltd.) Incorporated In Singapore 19M. NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN that the Fifty-Third Annual General Meeting of the Shareholders of the above Company will be held at Its Registered Office. Four Beas Communications Bank Building, No. 57. Chulla
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      914 15 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS MALAYSIAN GOVERNMENT VACANCIES APPLICATIONS are Invited from Malaysian Citizens for the following appointments:— 1. MALAY TRANSLATOR (Division lIIi in Publication Branch, Ministry of Agriculture and Cooperations. Kuala Lumpur. Salary scale (Mem Sl6O 310x14-464 484x 19-636: (Women) $145 277x12-421 437x13-528 plus Cost of Living Allowance at current rates. AOE:
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      671 15 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS LEMBAGA PERUMAHAN HOUSING TRUST PERSEKim'AN TAN AH MELAYU STAFF VACANCIES Application* are Invited from suitably qualified Malaysian Citizens (or the following appointments: (1) Book-keepinc, Typist Qualification: Applicants for this post must have pained the Intermediate Bookkeeping Examination of the London Chamber of Commerce or Its equivalent. Experience: Must
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      352 16 JAKARTA NEWSPAPERS BLAST SCHEELE FOR STOPPING PLAY IN THE THOMAS CUP CHALLENGE ROUND JAKARTA. Monday I INDONESIA has lodged a strong protest with International Badminton Federation secretary Herbert Scheele over his decision to halt Indonesia's Thomas Cup challenge round with Malaysia due to the crowd's noisy barracking of
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      Britain out of Davis Cup
      155 16 Britain out of Davis Cup TENNIS I ONDON. Mon. Spain beat Britain at Eastbourne to qualify to meet the Soviet Union in the final of the European Zone Group A of the Davis Cup tennis competition. Manuel Santana. Spanish holder of the Wimbledon title, gave his side a winning 3-1
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      31 16 PARIS. Mon. (;aula won the Prix de Diane, the French Oaks cla.sMC lor three-year-old fillies, run over lO'.f at Chantilly yesterday Tidra ua.s second and Silver ciouii third.— Reuter.
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      255 16 SOCCER ROUNDUP \IONTREAL. Mon. ifl Two second half goals from Frank Wignall gave the English FA XI a 3-2 victory over Borussia Dortmund (West Germany) in the final of the Exdo International i soccer tournament here i yesterday. The halftlmp .score was 1-1. Dortmund took
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      INDIANS 3-1
      23 16 LONDON. Mon The Indian hockey team ended their British tour by beatlne the United Brothers II 3-1 at Wolverhunpton yesterday— Reuwr.
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      Dull batting in bright sunshine
      240 16 COUNTY CRICKET I ONDON. M.m. Summer MUMhlnc brought out the crowds for the Sunday programme of county cricket matches but not all the piayers responded to the bright conditions. At Old Trail ord. the season's biggest crowd there of 5.000 saw only 128 runs made
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      'Kiss me Daddy!1
      92 16 'Kiss me Daddy! A LITTLE GIRL joy- fully runs to greet and congratul ate Derby- winning jockey oeoige Moore in the unsaddling enclosure at Epsom last Wednesday. She is his ten-year-old daughter, Michele, who squeezed through the crowd and cried. "Kiss me. Daddy, kiss me!" But Michele soon broke into
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      366 16 Gurney and Foyt in Ford victory LE MANS PARIS, Monday A N American Ford 1X yesterday won tne Le Mans 2-*-hour race ior the second sive year alter one or tne most tense battles of the events 44--year history. The wiiuiinK car uaa driven by Dan Gurney 66--year old Grand
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      25 16 BERITA HARIAN SPOT THE BALL CONTEST "C" 53.500/-! That's The Prize For The Outright Winner. Send Your Entry Now. Closing Date: Wed. 14-6-67, 2 p.m.
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      $100,000 coaching scheme launched in XL
      223 17  -  MANSOOR RAHMAN BADMINTON By JUE Minister of Culture, Youth and Sport, Inrhe Senu bin Abdul Rahman, yesterday launched a Malaysia-wide badminton coaching scheme at the Selangor Badminton Association Hall. The scheme, sponsored by Shell Malaysia Ltd will provide coaching and coaching facilities to promising
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      INITIAL STAGE IN S'GOR, NEGRI
      119 17 Coaches for each lerel will be nominated by the schools sports councils and the state associations. Shell decided to sponsor badminton coaching after an extensive survey which began in July last year. A leading research organisation interviewed more than 1.800 people and concluded that badminton
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      GOLF NOTES
      680 17  -  MANSOOR RAHMAN by |>ARWIS Deran, the v Golfer of the Year, 1966. will defend his Perak Amateur Open title over 54 holes at the Tiger Lane course at Ipoh on Saturday and Sunday. Danvlj;. however, will face strong opposition from fielangnr's Zalnal Abidin whn will be bidding for
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      GOALIE KNOCKED OUT IN CUP CLASH
      52 17 OERLIS goalkeeper J All Osman lies on a stretcher, injured in a clash with Selangor's Chan Yong Chong in the Malaysia Cup soccer match at Merdeka Stadium on Sunday night. Both f (layers had jumped or a high ball and collided. Selangor won the
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      Danes fly into XL
      108 17 Danes fly into KL DENMARK'S Thomas Cup team flew into Kual* Lumpur yesterday from Jakarta. They will play a friendly match against Malaysia at Stadium Negara today and tomorrow, starting at 730 p.m. on both d?ys. The tentative draw to: Today: Yew Cheng Hoe v Erland Knrvv Billy Ng v
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      KLTA OFFICIALS
      35 17 Kelantan Lawn Tennis Association officials: President Da to Dr. Chelm Chong Woo: vicepresident Mr. Justice Wan Bulaiman; secretary treasurer Durban Singh: committee members Yeap Liang Sin. Tot Hun Eng. Anthony Prune, C Inthlrarajah
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      85 17 STOWAWAY ATHLETE SELECTED CYDNEY. Mon. A man who rrade world headlines when he stowed away in a crate aboard an airliner has beer, chosen to represent Australia as a javelin thrower. Reg Spiers flew from London to Perth In November. 1964. nailed up In a crate aboard a jet Spiers
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      Kamariah breaks 2 records
      556 17 Kamariah breaks 2 records ATHLETICS IZAMARIAH YUNOS (Siglap Secondary), with two record-breaking runs, was the star of the day at the Katong District secondary schools athletics championships at Farrer Park, Singapore, yesterday. Kamarlah. 17. clocked 66.8s m the girl*' A Division 400 metres to clip 4.2s oft the previous mark.
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      SCA to probe Malacca charge
      158 17 SCA to probe Malacca charge CRICKET CTEVE Houghton. the Singapore Cricket Aasociation's publicity officer, said yesterday that the SCA committee would investigate the charges made by the Malacca Cricket Association. The Malacca C.A. alleged that their team were provided shabby accommodation when they visited Singapore for an Interstate match ten
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      43 17 MONTE VIDBO, Mon.—Rujiita won tha world amateur ba»ketball championship by defeating Yugoslavia 71-59 In tha final gam* of the tournament teat night. Brazil, twice world chimiplono. defeated the United States 80-71 to take third plaoa In the tournament.— Reuter
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      JSRA MEETING
      17 17 Th« Jah.%-- P^pak-Rags Aasoclation will hold their annual meeting at Batu P&hat on Juna 23.
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        13 17 V n t h a tourney final (Klii»n«) Kluine 4 Chamek 1.
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        126 17 Kedah league (Sg Patanl) Central Kedah 84 i Syed Kechlk 26. Tony Beh 6-3S) 6 AH College 43 (Sivanathan 6-11) Brander Shield <Ipoh> Railways SC 174 (A Aruldaa 41. A Marshal 26. J Uarsha! 37. Chandran 4-41 1 ACS 63 (J Marsnal 5-19 8 Pathmaiingam 3-10) fthepphart trophy (Malacca):
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        28 17 Ipoh Div. 1: Kinta Indians 3 Ipoh Youngsters 3; Div. j: Sengat Estate 4 Tamii Youngsters 1 MaUee* Dlr. t: 31 OrdnUM* Pl*ld Park w.o. Haary OuffMr
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      Printers lucky to share points
      147 17 Printers lucky to share points SOCCER COVT PRINTERS 0 MERCANTILE BANK 0 PRINTERS were luclcy to save a point in their Selangor Government Departments and Business Houses Div 1 match at Taylor Road yesterday. Mercantile Bank had the lion's share of the game with Roslan Buang. Nasaruddln Amir ami Charlie
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      Coaching by tour team manager
      63 17 Norman Creek, manager of the tourinc Enelish amateur soccer team, Middlesex Wanderers, will coach Singapore Youth and Combined Schools players -it Jalan Besar Stadium tomorrow and on Thursday Middlesex Wand»>rera will play a match against a Singapore Mdc at jaian Bpmt Stadium on Thursday m«ht
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      416 17 j**oTf*'»m tn t LEARNING ENGLISHES Despite its apparent simplicity, the Federal Reading Scheme represents one of dtt most effective approaches to the teaching of English to Malaysian and Singapore children. The scheme now comprises 3 sets of books Federal Readers, Federal Supplementary Readers, and the Read and Do books, forming
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      70 17 BADMINTON International: Malaysia v Denmark (Stadium Negara. XL. 7.30 p.m.). ATHLETICS Katong district schools championships (Farrer Pk. 2 p.m.). SOCCER Spore friendly: Chinese v Miilayx (Jn Besar. 6 151 J. Bahru Div. 1: Education v 4 Melayu di-Raja Ipoh Div. 1: Municipal v KED (Stadium Perak): Div. S: Telecoms v
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    166 18 THE DUKE AND DUCHESS BOW TO QUEEN ELIZABETH THE Duke of Windsor formerly Britain's King Edward VIII bows to Queen Elizabeth after the unveiling ceremony of a memorial plaque to Queen Mary at Marlborough House. Queen Mary's old home. During the 15 emotionally charged minutes, the Duke and
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    45 18 SINGAPORE. Mon.— A fire tonight destroyed a disused pineapple canning factory near the junction of Oulllemard Road and Moumbatten Road. The one-hour blaze broke out at 9.30 pm. Firemen prevented the flames Kan spreading to an adjoining engineering and iron foundry.
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    45 18 BANGKOK. Mon. Terrorists abducted the headman of a village on the Malaysian border last Friday, newspapers reported here today. The Incident occurred in Betong district of Yala Province. Another man kidnapped at the same time was later released, tha reports added— UPI.
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    31 18 JAKARTA. Mon. Indonesian troops shot aead three thieves dressed In Jungle green army uniform found rifling shops they were pretending to guard, Antara news agency reported today.— Reiner
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    23 18 MOSCOW. Mon —The Netherlands has agreed to look after Israeli Interests In Moscow following the break in Israeli-Soviet diplomatic relations. UPI.
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    311 18 LONDON STOCKS I.U.mjU.'.. mon. me mam leaiaie oi iraanig toaay was me acijvuy in 'i V snares luiiOwutg Uie announcement, oi vie cuniract uuaiu* uy me independent icievision Authority. ii'auiiiK in most other 2>ec lions BjMsM, willi Hesitancy suuvwi aheaa of tomorrow's Issue of the v iv. traae ngures lor
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    65 18 LONDON. Mon— Spot 18 9 16d.. July 18 5 16d., Aug. 18', d.. Sept. 18', d.. July Sept 18'« d.. Oct. Dec. 18', d. Jan. March 18 5 16d.. April June 18 7 16d.. July Sept. 18 9 16d.. Oct Dec. 18\d Jan. March 18", d. N; April June
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    28 18 LONDON. Mon —Buyers £1210 £9, sellers £1211 (—£9). Porward buyers £1210 £si. sellers £1211 £si. Settlement £12M> i—-£l9i. Turnover a.m. 90 tons. pm 225 tons. Tone: Steady.
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    306 18 Negroes run wild burn shops and battle police TAMPA (Fia Mon A\(iHY young negroes fought gun battles with the police and set stores ablaze in a savage outburst of race violence here today. Sporadic gunfire crackled in the streets and the sky above the wealthy cigarmanufacturing city glowed red from
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    23 18 IN BELOVED MEMORY Of R.M. Krlshnan called to eternal rest 13.5.M Loved and remembered everyday. Wife, children. grandchildren and great grandchildren
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    109 18 MADAME LIB AM LOV Me Ab Lul Born 1908. died approx p.m. 12.6.67 8h- Iravrs many children to mourne her loon OI ROSARIO LOVI ißardyi passed away 12.6 B 7 Cortege leave* 7 Bull Road. 4.30 p.m. 13.6.67 for St. Josephs Chur.h thenrr to Bldadarl MR. CHIW BOON CNUAN.
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    255 18 Mustapha promises Sabahans a govt of action JESSELTON, Mon.— The new Sabah Chief Minister, Tun Mustapha bin Dato Harun, today promised Sabahans that his government would be one of action. He told the State's top civil servants and district officers here today that what he wanted was sound decision, quick
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    101 18 $100,000 IN DIAMONDS ON MODELS BINGAPORE. Mon. About SIOU.OOO worth of diamonds will be worn by five models of a fashion show to be presented at a charity film premiere, organised by the University of Singapore Students' Union on Wednesday night. A local Jeweller. Chiong Slung, wil. loan these gems
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    445 18 Pataudi leads splendid fight ONDON, Mon. In- dta salvaged their cricket prestige as they doggedly continued their successful rearguard action against England today on the fourth day of the first Test at Headingley, Leeds. At tea India, who followed on 386 runs behind, had reached 384 for five. Only two
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