The Straits Times, 27 June 1964

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    22 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 135,000 matte*** to** o**0 The Straits Times KDN 731 Estd. 1845. SATURDAY, JUNE 27, 1964 15 CENTS
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    CHOLERA SHOCK
    733 1  -  SAMAD MAHADI K. TRENGGANU, Secrecy in kampongs 158 DEATHS IN AND AROUND TRENGGANU CAPITAL SINCE OUTBREAK— BUT HOW MANY DIED OF DISEASE IS UNKNOWN I By 1 Friday > INQU IRI ES made this week in the Kuala Trengganu area alone suggest that the number of people who
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    Tengku to Maca: My terms
    245 1 Tengku to Maca: My terms 1/UALA LUMPUR. Fri. 1V Tengku Abdul Rahman has told President Macapagal of the Philippines that he will not agree to another Foreign Ministers' conference with Indonesia unless President Soekarno changes his aggressive attitude towards Malaysia. The Tengku's sentiments were expressed in a letter he sent
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    STOP PRESS
    38 1 TRAPPED VIET CONG LOSE 200 KILLED son n.v (South it-1-n.im). Iri One thousand ■mwrrt Viet Com guerillas, pinm-d down nr.ir here, lost over SM killed aftei d.iy lorn; pouiKlin^ l>y Govenuaeat plaaes, tmks, helicopters >"(i Infantry.
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    The Emperor's farewell
    82 1 CEREMONIAL SEND-OFF FOR OUR KING. QUEEN rF. Yang di-Pertuan Agong and the Raja Permaisuri Agong left llaneda by special chartered aircraft at the end of their 10-day state visit to Japan on Thursday. Their Majesties, who will stay two nights in Horn? Kone on their way home.
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    Airline strikers to go back
    62 1 ROME, Fri. Hostesses and stewards of Italy's national airline. Alitalia, who had been on strike for 14 days for better working conditions, last night agreed to resume work. Their decision followed an assurance by the Transport and Civil Aviation Minister, Mr. Angelo Raflaeie Jervolino. that
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    INDONESIANS BURN TEACHER'S HOUSE
    546 1 100 armed men raid Tepoi village A GANG of 100 armed and uniformed Indonesian border terrorists paraded through the tiny unguarded village of Tepoi in the jungle six miles west of Tebedu and half-an-hour's walk from the border on Wednesday. The terrorists set fire to the
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    Lock icon Sock: Does Tengku think I'm stupid? A political settlement first
    203 1 Sock: Does Tengku think I'm stupid? A political settlement first JAKARTA, Friday. PRESIDENT Soekarno said yesterday Indonesia would not withdraw its guerillas from Malaysian Borneo before pplitical issues between both countries had been settled. I He said that Indonesia was 'not afraid even if the whole of Malaysia overflowed with
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    Lock icon Dean's return
    43 1 HONG KONG. Pri.— Dr. Hewlett Jonnson. former "Red Dean" of Canterbury and his wife left Canton for home by air today after a visit to China at the invitation of the Chinese Prime Minister. Mr. Chou En-lal, Canton radio reported. Reuter.
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    Lock icon Olympic 'go ahead' for the Indonesians
    107 1 AUSAXNE. FrL— A reliLJ able source said hrre today that the executive committee of the International Olympic Committee had withdrawn the suspension of Indonesia and that an invitation would be sent to the Indonesian Olympic Committee to participate in the Olympic Games in Tokyo.
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    Johnson says it again: We're in...
    306 1 Johnson says it again: We're in... WASHINGTON, Friday. PRESIDENT Johnson has again reaffirmed the provisions of the Anzus treaty which links Australia, New Zealand and the United States insofar as they might apply regarding Australian involvement in Malaysia. Sir Robert Menzies. the Australian Prime Minister, told a press conference this
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    Lock icon Plaque to Kennedy
    73 1 BONN. Fri.— Mr. Robert Kennedy, U.S. Attorney-General, left. here by special aircraft this morning lor a one-uay visit to West Berlin, after his talks with political leaders in Bonn. In Berlin. Mr. Kennedy is to unveil a memorial plaque to his brother, the late Pi evident John
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      Lock icon If Tengku asks for aid, I will also ask for more: Subandrio
      129 2 JAKARTA. I ri.—ln- donesia will seek additional military ;iid if Malaysia asks for more help from Common wealth countries, the Foreign .Minister. Dr. Suhandrio, said yesterday Asked to comment on Tengku Abdul Rahman's appeal for more help to
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      Lock icon Truce now in Nagaland
      57 2 DEI HI. Fu lad:a Has RKrccd to suspend military operathe rebel Naga tribesmen of North-En m India, it was officially stated here Yesterday. The Chiel Minister of Nagaland Mr. Sluln Ao. who is now in New DHhi. told a Press conferenc that the tribesmen had in
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      The nude Christ
      41 2 MANILA. Fri. Delivery of some 3.000 comes ol Life International.-. April 20 issue was withheld vc--trrti.iv by the acting Po 1-:-mastrr General-" Mr. Brlarmino Na\-arro. because they contain th' rude picture of Jesus Christ on thr cioss.— UPl.
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      Maca urges new ■ talks in two weeks' time
      247 2 Maca urges new talks in two weeks' time Letters go to Tengku, Soekarno MANILA, Friday pRES'DENT Macapagal has suggested to Indonesia and Malaysia to hold another Foreign Ministers' meeting "in two weeks' time" to pick up where the Tokyo summit conference left off. The suggestion was contained in identical letters
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      UP TO MALAYSIA— TO TAKE CASE TO UN SAYS BUTLER
      304 2 UP TO MALAYSIA TO TAKE CASE TO UN SAYS BUTLER LONDON. Kri Mr. R. A. Butler, the Forrisn Secretary, made it dear in reply to a question in the House of Commons yesterday that it was for Malaysia to takr any action in the United Nations arising from Indonesia's hostility.
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      Lock icon Tshombe is going back—by invitation
      112 2 Tshombe is going back by invitation BRUSSELS, Fri. -Former Katanga President' Molse Tshombe Is on his way by air to Leopoldville for a reconciliation with the Central Congolese Government. MV. Tshombe < above), who has been in exile irom the Congo for 18 months, had earlier secret talks here. He
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      Lock icon HK AGAINST WOMEN IN GOVT JOBS, SAYS ANMP
      188 2 HK AGAINST WOMEN IN GOVT JOBS, SAYS ANMP I ONDON, Fri. The Hong Kong Government is discriminatIrq against women in Government posts. Mrs. Barbara Castle, a Labour MP, said yesterday. She told the Commons that when advertising for an Assistant Director of Social Welfare, the Hong Kong Government insisted that
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      Lock icon Canada may soon take in more Chinese
      149 2 rpORONTO, Fri. The Immigration Minister. Mr. Rene Tremblay. said last night that Canada may soon open its doors to an increased flow of Chinese immigrants from Hong Kong. Speaking to about 200 members of Toronto's Chinese community who gave a dinner in his
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      Lock icon Platoon surrenders | without firing a shot
      289 2 Platoon surrenders without firing a shot Fri An en- tire platoon of Vietnamese civil guardsmen surrendered to Com. munist guerillas without nrir,3 a shot, aci cording to American j military spokesman 1 here. The guardsmen gave uy without a fight on Wednesday when the Vietconj? Infiltrated- Into the strategic hamlet
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      Lock icon Bumiphol operated
      21 2 BANGKOK. Fri.— King Bumlphol underwent minor surgery for removal of a cyst from the back of his head. UPI.
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      54 2 THE 1 GAMBOLS by Barry Appleby— VOICES IN TUB Q FITTING GOOMJ LVISITOQS J V fIM NOT GOING^ I^/aj TUEGE TO 3f tty gb t mixed up Hfc 'iK WTU v sl7DffS j Z tf GEOOSE DOESNt GET** HOME GOON HE'LL MISS THE END Of HIS FAVOUGITE t-S PROGRAMME W.
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      Lock icon Vice squad disbanded for bribery
      81 3 NEW YOKK. Fri. Ten members ol the New York Police Department's Investigating squad which probes vice and gambling were sacked yesterday- and the squad itself disbanded Deputy Commissioner. Mr Walter Arm. told reporters the shakeup came after a three-year secret investigation into reports that squad
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      Lock icon 10th nuclear test blast in JS
      50 3 WASHINGTON. PrL— A nuclear trst blast the 10th announced this year was set off yesterday at the Atomic Eneruv Commission's Nevada test sitr. The A.E.C. said thr underground blast was of low yield. with a torn- kM Mian 30.000 tons of TNT r\olo<;v* A.P.
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      So it's still a dog's life—with choice cuts worth US $50,000 a year
      216 3 So it's still a dog's life— with choice cuts worth US $50,000 a year VEWARK. Fri. The 49 pedigreed dogs and assorted unclassified pooches and mutts belonging to million airess Mrs. Geraldine Rockefeller Dodge will continue to eat their way through US$5O,OOO worth of choice ruts a year. Superior Court
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      U.S. VOTES $9,948 m. FOREIGN AID
      159 3 i WASHINGTON. Friday. I'HE House Appropriatioas Committee yesterday voted USS3.3IG ($9,948) millions to carry on the world wide economic, military and technical aid programme for another year The total was U. 5.5200 millions less than had been requested by President Lyndon B. Johnson and
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      STIRLING MOSS MARRIES THE GIRL WHO NURSED HIM
      131 3 LONDON. Kri— Britain s former motor racing ace Stirling Muu (above) yesterday married the New York girl who helped him recover from his near-fatal crash in 1962. His 24-year-old bride is dark-haired, green-eyed Elaine Barbarino, daughter of n contractor. They were married
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      Lock icon 'Disorder' as Jerry Lewis falls in scene
      79 3 HOLLYWOOD. Fri Comedian Jerry LewLs suffered imurieks ■v when he tell during a n the Paramount motion picture, the Disorderly Orderly." Lewis lv rakrn to Lebanon h<vn;\il far x-r.ivs and his attending physician. Dr John Aides, (aid it could not i)e d ed
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      Lock icon Tito in Warsaw
      40 3 WARSAW, Prl. President Tito of Yugoslavia arrived here by air yesterday for a week's State visit during for a week's continue his round of talks on Communist affairs in meetings wlih Polish leader. Mr. Wladys.aw Qomu!ka. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Men catch up with the trend with bare knees
      277 3 Men catch up with the trend with bare knees I ONDON. Fri.— A London arbiter of male fashion hit back at the frontless frock yesterday. He decreed bare knees for men. "The relaxed approach to life is definitely in." declared Mr. John Taylor, editor of the style-setting Tailor and Cutter
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      Topless bikini: Two arrested
      61 3 Topless bikini: Two arrested \'EW YORK, Fri. Two women were arrested yesterday because of the bare-top trend in fashion. Lcom Bonaccolta, 29, a model, was arrested in Hartford, Connecticut, for indecent exposure. She wore a topless bikini on the beach. In San |osc, California, a barmaid, |oy Sheridan, 25. was
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      Lock icon His last speech
      40 3 NASSAU. Prl. Sir George Roberts, 56, President of the Senate of the Bahamas, collapsed and died on Wednesday night while addressing the Nassau Methodist Synod. The cause of death was believed to be a heart attack. UPI.
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      Lock icon U.S. bars English girl secretaries from N.Y.
      93 3 WASHINGTON, Kri. The (low of British girl secretaries to NewYork offices has been abruptly halted by the IS. Department of Labour, it was learned yesterday. The department said it had asked the Immigration service to stop granting visas because the average wage of
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      U.S. sailors, helicopters join search for civil rights men
      445 3 PRESIDENT Johnson yesterday ordered 280 sailors and eight helicopters into the search for three civil rights workers missing since last Sunday in Mississippi. The White House, which at first announced that U.S. Marines were being supplied for the hunt, said this
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      Lock icon Military budget cuts: Russia makes a new proposal to West
      296 3 Military budget cuts: Russia makes a new proposal to West R GENEVA. Friday USSIA suggested today triat Western powers who nnd it difficult" to sign an agreement for military budget cuts of 10 to 15 per cent should simply express their "intention- of participating in negotiations" leading to such cuts.
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      Korean award for Truman
      62 3 INDEPENDENCE (Missouri*. Fn —Former President Harry S. Truman whs awarded South Korea v hianest medal hen- in appreciation of his "contribution to the cause ol freedom' during the Korean War. The award of the -Order of Merit for National Foundation" was made by Mr. Chung Yul
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      Lock icon Storm havoc in Italy
      45 3 ROME. Prl. The third wave of storms to hit Italy this month swept over the peninsula on Wednesday night, causing damages (rom floods landslides, wind and lightning. Two persons were killed, pushing the storm death total for June to 56.— AP.
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    Burglary r crackdown: 8 jailed for thefts
    470 4 K NAGARAJU, 21, of Kampong Java Road, today admitted five separate charges of house-breaking and theft involving property and cash, totalling $44,170. He was one of eight youths brought up in the first criminal district court today as a result of a police
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    Jumble sale
    32 4 SINGAPORE, Frt. The Ladies Work Party of the Presbyterian Church will hold a Jumble sale 9 am. on July 2. It will be held at the Church's Orchard Road premises.
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    FARMER MURDER CASE: TWO FOR TRIAL
    222 4 FARMER MURDER CASE: TWO FOR TRIAL SINGAPORE, Fri. Two men, accused of murdering a poultry farmer along a track off Ponggol Road on March 26, were today committed for trial at the Assizes by the ninth magistrate, Mr. Khoo Hin Hiong. The two accused. Kon Tee and Tan Lee Deng,
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    New school
    35 4 SINGAPORE, Fri— The Parliamentary Secretary to the Education Ministry. Inche Rahlm bin Ishak, will officially open the extension to the Sembawang Malay School at 14>' 2 m.s. Sembawang Road, at 7.30 p.m. tomorrow.
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    Seminar ends
    40 4 SINGAPORE. Fri. The Finance Minister, Dr. Goh Keng Swee, will speak at a banquet to mark the close of the three-day seminar on advanced management for Investors and entrepreneurs at the Goodwood Park Hotel at 8 p.m. tomorrow.
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    Ko praises Singapore's able leadership
    364 4 rpHE President of the Chinese Chamber of Commerce, Senator Ko Tcck Kin last night said that Singapore was marching forward towards national construction "under able leadership." He was speaking during a big dinner given by the four Chambers of Commerce and the Singapore Manufacturers' Association
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    TWO NEW FACTORIES TO OPEN
    39 4 SINGAPORE, Fri. Dr. Gob Kens Swee will open the Nanyang Iron Nail Factory Co., Ltd. and Malaysia Mosquito Spiral Manufacturers Co., Ltd. at Jalan Tukang, Jurnng Industrial Estate at 5 p.m. on July 5.
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      328 4 from Kuala Lumpur (ML 025) S.Sfi p m. from Kota Bhani. Alor Star, Prnanir. Ipoh. Kuala Lumpur Malacca (ML 033) 7.05 p.m.; from Kota Bharu. Alor Star, Penang Ipoh, Kuala Lumpur (ML 053) 8.25 p.m.: from Kuala Lumpur (ML 027) 9.05 p.m.: from jMselton. Brunei, Kuchlnx (ML 48fl) 7.50 p.m.;
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    MALAYSIAN AIR— FORCE WILL RECRUIT MORE PILOTS
    105 5 MALAYSIAN AIR FORCE WILL RECRUIT MORE PILOTS ITIALA LUMPUR, JY I ri. The Royal Malaysian Air Force wants to recruit more Pilots. Applicants who wish to hr considered must be between 18 and 25 years, ami must be Malaysian US. The> must possess an Overseas Sihool ('ertifiemtc or the federation
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    Hakkas to combine
    25 5 SANDAKAN Fri. A Sabah Hakka Association is to be formed soon, according to a statement issued by the Hakka Association el Sandakan.
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    Lock icon Philippines trade outlook, by Stephens
    414 5 HE WANTS TO STOP SMUGGLING AND REGULARISE RELATIONS THE hief Minister of Sabah, Dato Donald Stephens, said today that he hoped to regularise trade relations with, the Philippines in a move which could eliminate the largescale smuggling of cigarettes from Malaysian Borneo to the Philippines.
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    Tax' expert from India commends our system
    133 5 SINGAPORE, Fri. The author of the Commentary on the Indian Income Tax Act, Mr. A. C. Sampath Iyengar. today described the tax system in Singapore and Malaya as "far more liberal" than that prevailing in India. H.^ >.ud: "In Singapore and Itetera, there
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    LORD HEAD: WE WILL MAINTAIN EMBASSY IN JAKARTA
    195 5 KUCHING, Fri. The British High Commissioner in Malaysia, Lord Head, said here this morning before leaving for Sabah that Britain would continue her present diplomatic relations with Indonesia as it .was better to be able to talk and discuss things than not
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    The role of language
    39 5 KANGAR. Fri The head of the National Language Institute. Syed Nasir bin Ismail, will visit Perlis on July 10 and address all teachers in the State on the roie of the national language sa Malaysia.
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    Win for Alliance
    28 5 KUALA KANGSAR. Fn.— An Alliance candidate. Mr. M. Rainam. won a .seat in the Karai local council by-election when nomination closed yes;erday He was unopposed.
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    Officers on opium raid find arms, ammunition instead
    140 5 CINGAPORE. Fri. Customs officers who raided a house in Lorong 3 Geyiang for opium found arms and ammunition instead. The party found an air rifle, a double-barrel shotgun a .22 rifle. 76 rounds of shot-gun bullets, 67 rounds of .303 rifle bullets,
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    Give-away land
    35 5 TSLUK ANSON. Fri. The Lower Perak District Rural Development Committee is to distribute 870 acres of land at Sungei Bungkat Mati. seven miles from here, on the basis of three acres a family.
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    Now Sabah teachers oppose Malay as school medium
    264 5 T»HE Sabah Teachers' Union ard prominent educationists in the State today completely endorsed the views expressed by the Kuching Teachers' Asi sociation on the use of Malay as the medium jof instruction in i schools. The Kuching Teachers' Association, in a letter
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    Lock icon European premiere for film on Sabah
    116 5 BERLIN. Fri. Malaym.i's entry to the third West Berlin Television Film competition, a short colonr film on Sabah. will have its European premiere on July 3 <lurins a morning performance of short documentaries The Philippines are presenting on July 2 the European premiere of
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    Lock icon Britain to step up | technical aid to Malaysia
    162 5 Britain to step up technical aid to Malaysia ONDON, Fri.— British technical aid to Malaysia this year will increase by about 50 per cent compared with 1962-63, Mr. Robert Carr, Secretary for Technical Co-operation, said yesterday. This excluded the overseas aid scheme. The Earl of Dalkeith servative) had asked for
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    Tan: English-type public school idea is not a far-fetched one
    277 5 Tan: English-type public school idea is not a far-fetched one SINGAPORE, Friday. TtHE Malaysian Finance Minister, Mr. Tan Siew Sin, today explained that the English-type public school he had proposed for Malaysia would be "fairly representative of a cross-section of the population." Mr. Tan told reporters at the airport before
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    Lock icon Registration starts on Monday
    58 5 KLCHING. Fn. The Manp<upr Department today annoui.red National Service ret?LSt rat. on ceiure.s had been established at Kuchir.e. Sibu and Miri. Registration will begin on Monday and end on July 5. Static centres would be established at convenient places in rum; areas and in addition mobile
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    New deal for staff of local councils
    262 6 THE SCHEME WOULD RECTIFY ANOMALIES KUALA LUMPUR, Friday. piFTEEN thousand employees of local authorities in Malaya are to get a new unified scheme of service shortly, it was disclosed here today. A large proportion, of these employees, who are now daily paid, will
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    $500 fine on housewife
    56 6 IPOH. Fri.— A housewife. Wong Ah Nyah. SI, who pleaded Ruilty to assisting in illegal betting, was today fined 1500. Senior Inspector C. M. D'Cruz told the court that a police party raided Wong's nouse In Laxamana Road here on Sept. 29. and found her in
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    INDUSTRIAL POLICY—HON AGREES WITH DR. LIM
    136 6 INDUSTRIAL POLICY— HON AGREES WITH DR. LIM SINGAPORE, Fri. The Chairman of the Singapore Economic Development Board, Mr. lion Sol Sen, today said the State's industrialisation policy provided for the manufacture of exportoriented goods. Mr. Hon was commenting on yesterday's call by the Malaysian Minister of Commerce and Industry, Dr.
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    Sabah stamps
    33 6 JESSELTON. Fri.— A limited quantity of flret-day cover albums will be sold at the main post offices in Jesselton. Bandakmn, Labuan and Tawau on June 28. Each album will cost, $2.10.
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    Police Cadet Corps enrols girls for first time
    237 6 Police Cadet Corps enrols girls for first time OINGAPORE, Fri.— The four-year-old Police Cadet Corps has. for the first time, taken in girls. Forty-eight girls have been recruited— 2o from Raffles Girls' Secondary School and 28 from Sane Nila L'tama Secondary School. This enrolment of girls into the corps was
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    Two-day Apex convention
    59 6 JOHORE BAHRU. Fri. The Tengku Mahkota of Johore will open a two-day Apex convention at the Princess Elizabeth School for the Blind on July 4. Representatives from Apex Clubs all over Malaysia will be attending the convention, which will be highlighted by a ball at the New
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    Dagger gang raid home
    53 6 ALOR STAR. Fri.— Three men armed with daggers raided a house in Jalan Hospital, Sungei Patani. last night and held up a 70-year-old woman. Liang Kirn Heang. and her daughter. They took some Jewellery the daughter was wearing, and then ransacked the house and took some
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    293 families get two acres each
    154 6 rpELUK ANSON. Fri.— The x Assistant District Officer of Sungei Manik and Changkat Jong, Inche Kamaruddln bin Moha- mood, distributed 586 acres of kampong land to 293 j Chinese families here yes- I terday. Inche Kamaruddln made the presentation In his capacity as Executive
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    Sardon's hope for 'first class' Malacca port
    236 6 lALACCA, Fri. The iTI Minister of Transport, Dato Sardon bin Haji Jubir. hopes to make Malacca a "first class lighterage" port. D^to Sardon was .speaking to members of the Malaria port committee at the Harbour Board here ye.sierday It wa* uneconomic to carry
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    Lock icon More space for our pavilion at NY Fair
    103 6 j NEW YORK. Fri. Mr. Ng Eu Fong, director of the Malaysian Pavilion at the New York Worlds Fair, said yesterday the pavilion will be expanded at the end of this season If possible. He said the pavilions restaurant has proved exceedingly
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    Umno leader to tour world
    69 6 PENANG, Fri.— Hail C. M. Hashitn. president of Penang Umno division, will leave for s three-month round the world trip next week. Accompanied by his wifp daughter-in-law Che Mariam i Kay i Murad. and two grandchildren, he will leave In the Orcade on Monday. They
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    School extension
    27 6 SINGAPORE. Fri.— lnche Abdul R:ihun bin Ishak, the PHri.atnentary Secretary to Ux ter tat Education, will open the extension to the Sraibawang Malay School tomorrow
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    38 8 U Were. Sl9 (Ml SUZY. TOMMY. ALEYAMMA, Jiunh »*4 nr Ahrahaai. 9 Rartlry Road. Smaxpore. thank friends. w*lrwish*rs and relative* (or roodolence*. wraaths and attendance .v the funeral of their father. Mr. V T Thomas, on .'4-6-64
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    22 8 it Word, tl* (Mimmum) IN EVER LOVING Memory of our txrlina girl Prrmila Bhavam who d»psirted on J7-8-6J. Always remembered
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    309 8 Wards UM (Mlm.) SOCIETY OP FRIINDS (QuAk«T»> M.enns; for Worship Sunday 7Sn pm. l.«f,ni* Hill Klatn. s nor» Visitors wwseorne •T. ANDREW'S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, Ipon. Golf Clun Road, "uodav Service 11 a.m. Sunday School 11 a.m. All Welcome ST. ANDREW S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, Kuala Lumpur. Weld Road. Bunday
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  • The Straits Times
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      Diplomatic Front
      699 8 What can be done, on the diplomatic front, to strengthen Malaysia's defences against Indonesian aggression? To be- gin with, there is need to revise Malaysia's case against Indonesia and bring it up to date. We must prepare an intelligible account of the train of events beginning with Pre-
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      Toa Payoh
      430 8 Builders will soon replace bulldozers on the Toa Payoh satellite site in Singapore, to j start work on homes for 250,000 people. The first will be under construction by the end of this year and the entire selfcontained town will be com- j pleted about 1970. Long before
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      Open Again
      132 8 The Malayan Railway is to be congratulated on the efficiency it has displayed in reopening the main trunk line so quickly after Wednesday night's terrorist outrage. Little could be done that night, especially as more bombs could well have been lying beneath the wreckage, but repair work was
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      Endonayzia chaos, also Silly Bees
      139 8 f\AN nothing be done to help the poor I\y News Readers who are in such a flummox over the pronunciation of the word Indonesia? There are one or two stalwarts who give the listener a respite by using the generally accepted anglicised version. Indoneezia. but
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    A slip of paper to start a feud
    1601 8  - A slip of paper to start a feud ALIAS ALI POLITICAL SKETCH BOOK By £L AN D is I still the obsession of the people Engku Mohse*in bin Abdul Kadir, Assistant Minister for Culture, Youth and Sports and Member for Parliament for Ulu Trengganu said. Engku Mohseins scion of a
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    Who should pay $5,400 to wife of man dead at wheel?
    271 9 Who should pay $5,400 to wife of man dead at wheel? KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. The owner of a private transport company sued an. insurance, company in the High Court here today for] refusing to pay compensation to the family of a lorry driver who died at the wheel after a
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    Threat in embassy box...
    110 9 Threat in embassy box CINGAPOKt:. Fri —An anonymous bomb threat letter was found in the letter-box of th#> Thai Consulate-General in Orchard Road although it was not addressed to the Consulate. The threat letter was opened by the ConsulateGeneral in Orchard Road on Sunday. But. the ConsulateGeneral is puzzled by
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    Found hanging
    21 9 SINGAPORE. Fri —A woman. Hwe Ah Jin. 31. was found hanging inside an attap house in Thomson Road ypsterdav.
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    Hunt on for rail saboteurs
    220 9 LINE RE-OPENED TO TRAFFIC AS SECURITY MEASURES IN NEGRI, MALACCA TIGHTENED KUALA LUMPUR, Friday. f J T HE railway line near Tampin was re-opened to traffic at 2 a.m. today as the big combined military and police hunt continued for the saboteurs who derailed a
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    Housemen's pay: Doctors to decide on action today
    336 9 Housemen's pay: Doctors to decide on action today •pHE Singapore Government Medical and Dental Officers' Association at its annual meeting tomorrow will decide on the form of action to be taken if negotiations with the Health Ministry on housemen's pay and allowances result in a breakdown. The president of the
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    Shop and two houses burgled in a day
    151 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Thieves broke Into a shop and two homes, one occupied by a police inspecI tor. in the Capital early yesterday. In robbery No. 1 thieves broke Into Prank Chee Limited in Pudu Road and stole two sewing machines and
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    Million-dollar technical i school for Jurong site
    96 9 SINGAPORE, Fri. A million-dollar technical secondary school in the Jurong industrial complex to meet the development needs of the site will be completed next year. The school, which will cost 11.100.000. will be able to take in 2,000 students. Construction work has started
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    India sends a 'thank you' message
    103 9 India sends a 'thank you' message KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. The Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman yesterday received a i message of thanks from the Pre- stdent of India. Dr. S. Radhakrlshnan. for the tribute paid to Mr. Nehru by the people of Malaysia. The Indian President's message. in a cable
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    He had lottery tickets: $50
    55 9 SINGAPORE. Pri.— Tang Wah Kee was today fined 860 in a magistrate's court for wist Ing in carrying on a public lottery. Tang, who was arrested yesterday in a house at Qeylang. was found with 10 Social Welfare tickets, to be drawn on June 30.
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    UAR book gift to varsity
    47 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Pri. line Arab Republ.c Emb.i.s-v ji Kunia Lumpur has given 54 Islamic religious books to the Urnof Malaya. The presentation was rr.ide .1 the Second Secretary of the I'AR Embassy. Mr. Abdul Hamid Saadalah. in the Vice-Chance'--1 lor's office, yesterday.
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    Army chief: Australia keen to help Malaysia
    120 9 Army chief: Australia keen to help Malaysia KUALA LIMPUR, Kri. The Chief of the Australian Genera: Staff. Lieut-Gen. Sir John Wilton, arrived here by air today and said his visit MM "primarily a courtesy one." "There is nothing of vnry great significance In it," he told newsmen after being briefed
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    999 'BOMB' CALL TURNS OUT TO BE A HOAX
    133 9 999 'BOMB' CALL TURNS OUT TO BE A HOAX OINGAPORE, Fri.— A 13 999 call about a bomb planted beside a drain outside the Immigration offices In South Quay sent radio cars and scores of policemen racing there this afternoon. The telephone caller, speaking In English, gave his name as
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    The father said: Tell the police...
    68 9 The father said: Tell the police SINGAPORE. Fri. A man advised a woman to report to the police when she told him hi> son, Lim Tlan Chye. had stolen SI OO from her. a magistrate's court was told today. Lim pleaded guilty to stealing the money from her purse in
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    Ipoh group at Jurong
    96 9 CINGAPORE, Fri. The visiting group of Ipoh Municipal Councillors this afternoon toured the Jurong Industrial complex after getting facts about the estate from the chairnan of the Economic DeTtlopment Board, Mr. Hon j Sui Sen. In the morning, they called on the Minister for National Development.
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    Promotion: Employers should consult the unions
    386 9 Promotion: Employers should consult the unions SINGAPORE. Fri. The right of an employer to promote his employees should be tempered with prior consultation so that neither the employee concerned nor his union can be left in any doubt whatever a~ to the desirability and benefit of the action proposed by
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    Lim's Bonn trip to woo investors
    98 9 SINGAPORE. Pri.— The Minister for National Development. Mr. Lim Kirn San. and the chairman of the Economic Development Board. Mr. Hon Sul Sen. will leave on Monday for a twoi week visit at the invitation of West Germany. They will tour Berlin. Bonn and
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    While his back was turned....
    61 9 PENANG. Fri. Two men .stol* 5167 worth of goods from a van VMtardajr while a salesman was delivering a consignment to a shop in Beach Street. Ismail bin Tapeh reported to police he was in the shop when bj saw the thieves opening the back
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    Steady imports—and sugar price drops
    124 9 Steady imports and sugar price drops SINGAPORE. Fri. The price of sugar In Singapore is drifting lower with the steady flow of sugar from Hong Kong. The wholesale price today was $31 a picul a drop of about 75 cents from last week's quotation. The market improved inspite of diversion
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    PWD starts work on $22,000 cat-walk
    113 10 DULAU BRANI, Fri.— 1 The Public Works Department has started work on a $22,000 cat- 1 walk for residents of Saga Bay, who live in houses on stilts in the! sea. The inhabitants, living in more than 100 houses in this area, have to
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    Bedok tour
    29 10 SINGAPORE. Fri.— The Minister for Social Affairs, Inche O:iiman Wok. will tour Bedok on j Sunday. Representatives of the j Malay Affairs: Bureau will ac- company him.
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    ALL SET FOR LEGAL BLITZ ON 'INDISCRIMINATE ADVERTISERS'
    121 10 ALL SET FOR LEGAL BLITZ ON 'INDISCRIMINATE ADVERTISERS' SINGAPORE. Fri The Ministry of National Dfvelopmrnt is all set to take action against a number of people for "indiscriminate advertising A Ministry spokesman said today that summonses would h<- issued against them soon. These people, he said, were responsible for sticking
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    LABOUR PARTY MEN HELD
    53 10 JOHORE BAHRU. Fri— Four Labour Party members were detained here under the Internal Security Act following a Special Branch raid on their Kota Tingjji branch today. The four detained are: Yeo Kal Heng. vice-chairman of the branch; Tan Yen Teck. committee member: Kwan Slow Wah and
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    Success in laboratory rearing of crabs in Penang
    301 10 Success in laboratory rearing of crabs in Penang DENANG, Fri. The Penang Fisheries I Laboratories in Glugor have successfully reared crabs direct from eggs. The Assistant Minister for National and Rural Development. Inche Abdul Rahman bin Ya'akob, was told this when he paid his first official visit to the laboratories
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    Householders grumble at CEB I directives
    101 10 Householders grumble at CEB I directives SUNGEI PATANI. Fri.— The Central Electricity Board, which took over supplies of electricity here from Huttenoach's Ltd three months ago. have asked all consumers to re-site meter boards which are exposed to the weather. Householders have also been told to adjust their wiring and
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    Thai art show
    34 10 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri The Thai Ambassador to Malaysia. Nai Thitinant Na Ranong. will open an exhibition of oil paintings by two Thai artists at the Selangor Club Art Gallery on Monday.
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    A big new town to go up at Toa Payoh
    540 10 A big new town to go up at Toa Payoh BIGGER THAN IPOH, IT WILL HOUSE QUARTER MILLION SINGAPORE. Friday. yyORKMEN are now busily preparing the site on a 600-acre plot in Toa Payoh, which will be the biggest residential satellite town to be built in Singapore. When completed in
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    Japanese Peace Corps volunteers for Sabah
    98 10 JESSELTON, Fri— Peace Corps volunteers will arrive here early next year, it was announced yesterday. But the volunteers will all be Japanese. Mr. Ichiro Suetsugu, leader of a five-man Japanese team, said the Sabah State Government had asked for help in fisheries, agriculture, medicine
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      305 10 Straits Times Crossword bT^~ bT^"""" bT^"~~1 bT**~l ACROSS 4 out that has Deen exchang7. Capital first part ol 22 in 5, ed at a party (11). .I* (5( m 8> M The P la y ha capital love 8. Strange oner amon? vermin and romance in project (5 Is what
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      THE PAST ON OUR ROADS
      121 11 I witnessed an accident to one of a herd of cattle at Alexandra Road while on my way to Jurong last week. The animal was hit by a car and suffered a broken leg and was painfully trying to drag itself off the road. Need
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      Taming Singapore's nightmare taxis
      221 11 I ET us fervently hope there is more behind Dato Sardon's move in the interest of the comfo-t and safety of the taxi passengers than is immediately apparent. I am a recent arrival in Singapore from .(uila Lumpur and am absolutely appalled at the immunity the
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      TEACHERS SAY 'THANKS'
      196 11 TEACHERS SAY 'THANKS' rE Women Teachers Union wishes to publicly record its sincere gratitude to you for your support and assistance In these past four years. The publicity given to the question whipped up public support. The Union is aware that without the assistance of the Press the question could
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      Protection for prospective home owners
      434 11 Protection for prospective home owners 4LL responsible developers, not least my own A company, welcome unreservedly the publicity the Straits Times Group have given to the unreasonable practice? of the irresponsible recently but developers will be much less ready to welcome the possibility of additional legislation or statutory requirements. It
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      NEW STAMPS L FOR ALL MALAYSIA
      105 11 NEW STAMPS L FOR ALL MALAYSIA IT is high time the postal authorities consider scrapping current stamps, and issuing new stamps bearing, in bold letters, the word Malaysia instead of Singapore, Selangor or Perlis etc. as at present. Thousands of letters go out to all parts of the world daily
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      Better TV
      139 11 IT is almost six months now since TV went into service here. There seems io be no improvement in the programmes as well as the service and we are asked to pay $24/- for a licence which I should say is very unfair. At present we get a
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      Startling
      85 11 IF Mr. David Marshall was startled after reading Tengku Abdul Rahman's statement that those who do not know the National language by 1967 have no intention of being loyal to Malaysia, I too was startled to read Mr. Marshall's difficulty in getting a Malay teacher to teach him Malay.
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      76 11 I WHOLEHEARTEDLY agree with the comments of "Annoyed Driver" (S.T. June 23) and the previous writer on the subject of the bridge connecting Adam Road to Farrar Road There must be many other users of this bridge who have passed that way for years, and cannot .md any
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      NIGHT SCHOOL TEACHERS WITH ABILITY
      241 11 NIGHT SCHOOL TEACHERS WITH ABILITY NO one would deny that the Adult Education Board is doing a wonderful job as a whole in their attempt to provide secondary and post-secondary education for the adult population of Singapore. But It is rather unfortunate and disheartening to find that a great number
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    Uncertainty in rubber market
    481 14 Uncertainty in rubber market O C.B. and Co. Ltd. in their current Malayan rubber report say the breakdown of the summit talks and the ensuing increase of incidents in 3orneo. engendered considerable uncertainty in the market. Early trading was confined to shortcovering and prices rose one cent before any weight
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    RUBBER PRICES
    236 14 JULY flrtt grade rubber ttuyert too. doted at 5 p.m. in Singapore and Kuala Lumpur yesterday at 661 cents per ib. down one-eighth ot a cent on Thursday's closing level for m.- position. The tone was very quiet R.A.S. and F.M.B.E. doting prlaot in cant! per Ib. yittorday:
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    H.K. RATES
    38 14 ON the free exchange market In Hon.: Kong yesterday tbe US dollar was quoted at 5.74 4 ror TT and 5.73 i (or eath. Sttriinx wax quoted at 15.W8 and one tasl of gold at 248.
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    SHORTCOVERING ASSISTS EXCHANGE RECOVERY
    797 14 From Our Market Correspondent mHE Malayan Stock ExL change sliced a sharp recovery yesterday morning after Thursdays tumble, assisted by >hort<-i»vering. but best levels were not held. Prices reacted downwards towards opening levels, but there was cood trading with a comfortable balance of buyers and sellers.
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    STOCK INDICES
    26 14 Malayan Stork Indices June 25. Jnne 2i. 'Industrials: 9.V6P 97.49 Tins: n9.!>? 129.24 rubbers: 105.34 105.34 Dec. 30, 1963 100. Dec, 29. 1962 100.
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    MALAYSIAN STOCK EXCHANGE
    931 14 /COMBINED business in the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Malayiui Stock Exchange yesterday OTat) the number of shares In braclse.v INDUSTRIALS: Boustead (2.000) 51. 70 (2.000) $1.64. (1.000) $1.65; Dunlep (1.000) 51.95. (1.000) SI.W. (5.000) $1.81. (1.000) $1.80. (1.000) $1 84. (1.000) $183. (1.000)
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    CLOSING PRICES
    28 14 June. 26. MALAYAN RUBBER PRICE: 86i cents (down one-eighth or a cent) TIN: $594.25 a picul (down *****) Estimated nnofßcial offering 230 tons (down five tons).
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    69 14 CHINESE Produce Exchange. Singapore noon price* per picul vesteri>\ Coco' ut ell: HjMl *47i wllers rtrum Copra: lime Inly IK Comment: Inquotrd Pepper: Muntok unite (Ml sellrrs. Sar:iu:ik white SI37J sellers, special SurauHk black SIDTt sellers, garbled L*mponK black $112* sellers. ABTA Sl'J.'i sellers. Singapore Coconut Oil Millort'
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    57 14 'KMI Malayan Escnange Banka' Atteeiatlen made thesr changr.i in Its rates to merchants yesterday (all rates to $100): New York: buying TT 32 5/8. airman OU 32] 90 d/st. 33 1/16 credit hills. 33 3/16 trade bills Sailing TT or OD ready: New York I I; Dtuttch* Markt
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    Tin price drops $10.75 on Indonesian sale
    233 14 F Penang yesterday the price of Straits tin fell $10.75 a picul to $594.25 on an offering unofficially estimated at 230 tons, down five tons. This is the lowest since $592 37.. on June 16 The tall followed the news that Indonesia has
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    146 15 MELBOURNE. Pri. Industrial trading quietened today with rises slightly shading falls. Leaders mo&tly held levels or Improved. Sharpest fall was Humes, down another 2/6 to 84 '6 after yesterday's announcement of new 20- Issue at a 50 per cent, premium. Oil issues, wliich gained over the past few
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    SHIPS IN PORT
    209 15 expected today are: Dlrphys 1 2. Slndh 4/5. Tror.oh H.W. 4, Fernfield 6A. TkaraEaard 67. Meiwa Maru 8/9, Nikkei Maru 13M4. Frederick. Emilie Maersk 19, Clover 21 It, Karraala L' 9/30. Flintshire :!1 32. Benarty 35/36. Bentons 40 41. Janova 42/43. Centaur 44 X.uiyo Maru 45, Glenartney
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    OPTION PREMIUMS
    242 15 (OFFICIAL QUOTATIONS) June 26. Three months INDUSTRIALS Koustead 13 cts. M Containers 14 cts. Dunlopn 14 cts. McAlister 13 cts. City Dev. 7 cts. M. Invest. 12 cts. K. Smelters 28 cts. 0.C.8.C. 21 cts. Esso 14 cts. Rcthmans W n« Fed. Dlsp. 13 cts. Ribinson 13 cts.
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      500 15 NOTICES KILLINGHALL (RUBBER) DEVELOPMENT SYNDICATE LIMITED NOTICE TS HEREBY GIVEN that an Interim dividend of 15 li per cent Uess United Kingdom income tax at the standard rat« of 7s. 9d. In the £> for the year ending 30th June. 1964. will be paid on 31st July. 1964. The last
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      140 15 ASSOCIATION OF INTERNATIONAL ACCOUNTANTS I united by Guarantee). Detailed svll.ihus particulars of examination awards and qujlitu.i ins loi sludriit-hip ..nd mrmhei ship I\. I. A. and I V I. A. tainabir horn. The Secretary, i. Tartar, f. C. L s.. 5. 6 •h Street, Bishops Kate, London, K. ANNOUNCEMENT WE
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      Malaya cut Filipino lead to 5 strokes
      923 16  -  L.C. HOFFMAN Jnr: By Kuala Lumpur, Fri. I^UALA LUMPUR. Fri. Malaya came right back into contention for the $10,000 Putra Cup with a third-round aggregate of 228 in the South East Asian, amateur golf championships here today which cut the lead of holders
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      KELANTAN KO SELANGOR THE CHAMPS
      266 16 MALAYA CUP— Kelantan 3 Selangor 0: Kota Bharu, Friday. SELANGOR. the Malaya Cup holders, crashed to a shock defeat in their north zone match here today when Kelantan did all the scoring in the second half. The champions were all at sea on Kelantan'* ground
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      SUMMARY
      60 16 SOt (KK Hose Cup (Seremban >: Ranger.s 9 Gurkha Signals B 0. Ipoh Div. 1: Ramblers 4 Tamil Youngsters 3. Police interdistrict ko: Ipoh Police FF 10 Taiping 0. Taipine Lire: Ist Bn RAR 5 CRC 1. L Perak Dlv. 1 »T Anson): PWD 3 Utd Plantations 2. P.
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      S'pore take firm grip in South
      189 16 S'pore take firm grip in South STORK 2 JOHORh 0 SINGAPORE, Fri. Singapore continued their advance to the Malaya Cup Final by convincingly beating Johore, their nearest rivals. In a key south zone match Jalan Besar Stadium tonight. Singapore are now three points clear of Johore and on their brillam
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      PGS LEAGUE
      29 16 IPOH. Fri. The Perak Government Services hockey league competition will begin on Monday on the Municipal padang with PWD meeting CEB and Federal D.I.D. playing Labour Department.
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      ANNUAL MEET
      19 16 KLANG. Fri. The Jubilee School here will hold its annual athletic sports at the town Dadang tomorrow.
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      Spore and Selangor in winning start
      192 16 Spore and Selangor in winning start HOCKEY CINGAPORE. Fri. Singapore and Selangor won their opening matches in ihe MHr quadrangular tournament at Furrer Park here today. Singapore beat Armed Forces 3-0 and Selangur wire comlortable 6-1 winners over Johcre. .<• Mt a cr.ickir.c pace and took the lead in the
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      3 trophies for schools
      135 16 CINGAPORE. Fri. 111. Sing*pore Rugby Union today presented three troph:e.s to Singapore schoolboys for 'nter-dis.net championships. HOkir and iiminr. and lor a seven-a-t>:de tournament K. C. Gilleit. who «a.- reelecied SRU |>res:de!K. HMmd :lip schools that .lie SRU vMii give their, all ttM support and encouragement
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      2 PROTEST WITHDRAWALS
      631 16 WIMBLEDON LONDON. Fri. A Hungarian and a Russian, scratched lrom the Wimbledon lawn tennis championships yesterday rather than play with South African Abe Segal. Their withdrawal was a protest against South African apartheid policy, and was the first time fiat politics have been brought Into the long
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      713 16 GOVERNMENT OF THE STATE OF SINGAPORE PVBI.IC WORKS DEPARTMENT Jill lin \i GOVERNMENT IMI (.K I lON oi:l)l\ I IM. n<> is or i 95:,.. -MIIK I I MM K M( IMIN |9i?l Notice i.s herrbv given, pursuan to Section 19(2 1 o! ihe Local Gov emment Integration Ordinance IBU.
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      801 16 GOVERNMENT OF THE STATE OF SINGAPORE I>M I.ARATIOX INDKR SECTION !ii <n mi LOCAL OOVERNMI 1 INTEGRATION ORDINANCE Whereas Hit- -.urn known as: Jalan Rumah Tinggi and Car Park Mtu.ue on Mukini I WiUun the Stair of Singapore I <r ing public siif-i has been I levelled, channelled, drained mid
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      1218 16 TENDERS KERETAPI TANAH MELAYU TENDER NOTICE Tenders are muled from WJ+ ciali.n Contractors with experience i in welding of rail joints work n. I Malaya or Oversea for supply of labour piant. equipment, thermit welding portions and all other mat«rlals for the in-sltu welding of approximately 13.159 rail joints on
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      68 16 URODONAL will bring life and gaiety to you too! URODONAL will protect yo« against Rheumatism, pains hi the joints and Arthritis. Soon you will regain your health ond vitality. TAKE URODOnRL AND LIVE HAPPILY Sole Agent: G. NICOLICH, P.O. Bos 454, Singapore. Tel: ***** That The Preparation f^uwm^ Of Every
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      115 16 SPORTS DIARY SOCCJ-i.- ..uiaja (vii. i>nis Penung iri.juiK.ti.> UOCKbl Milt quad. Armed Forces v Johore i 4 u.nu. S Dore v Selaugor (.5.15. Doth mulches at Farrer Park, Spore) VVLI(iIULIUI.\U Malaysian trials and Spore junior championships (New World. Spore) ATHLETICS Perak A\ championships: Central zone Ipoh j: North zone iTaipir;KK
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      SPOTLIGHT
      676 17 Race l ZODIAQL'K: Smart winner over s*i in lm 7 1/5 last week; goes up 6 lbs; better over 6f. MEADOW MAID: Has the makings of a useful sprinter; 'airly routed Div 2 field over sif by four lengths last week. II BLAND: Impressive winner in Div 3 sif
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      Penang junior tournament
      52 17 PENANO. Fn. Penang Junior Inter-ciub badminton championship will begin on July l The first day's ties are Eclipse v Merrylands; St. Xavier's Institution v Penang Free School; Hu Yew Scan v Technical Institution The quarter-finals will be played on July 2 and the seml-flnaU and final on
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      BUS FULL CAN BE TOPS IN 6F 'THRILLER'
      379 17  - BUS FULL CAN BE TOPS IN 6F 'THRILLER' Epsom Jeep RACING by KUALA LUMPUR, Friday. T HE MAIN SPRINT (Race One) here on Sunday promises to be a thriller as four first-run winners Zodiaque, Meadow Maid, Techland and Acantha ha"«» hppn hrought together. However, I fancy Bus Full will beat
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      KL—3rd day
      1630 17 KL— 3rd day CAUD KEY: A letter after the horse's name Indicates the type of going preferred: t fast, g good; s soft; h heavy a any. Betting forecast: <SF) strongly fancied: (F) fancied. 'Apprentice allowance: Soaidi. P. K. Leong, Urn and Dragon 3-lb; Kg and Chong S-lb; others 7-lb.
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      Pearce-Oh in final
      141 17 TENNIS rH, Prl. John Pearce and Audrey Oh, the holders, entered the mixed doubles final In the Perak open lawn tennis championships today. They beat Yahaya Mustapha and Mrs. J. H. Bean 6-3. 6-2. Tnam Yong Choi will meet Llan Van Keon in the Junior singles final
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      Aussies ahead
      93 17 T ONDON. Fri. The Austra- lians finished the first day of their two-day match againsi the Minor Counties at Bedford yesterday 48 runs ahead, with seven firs; innings wickets in hand. Scores: Minor Counties 148 (T. Haie 63 J. Martin 5-57) Australians 196-3 (W. Lawry 75 I Redpath
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      269 17 HOTEL MERLIN ANNOUNCEMENT We are glad to announce officially that the Month-old Strike has been amicably settled and that all services of the HOTEL will be back to NORMAL as from Ist July 1964. The ELFIN ROOM. BAMBOO BAR TEA ROOM have already been reopened for business as usual The
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    Refugees cross over to escape Javanese brutality
    628 18 Refugees cross over to escape Javanese brutality From GEOFFREY GELDARD KUCHING, Friday DEFI'GKES are crossing the border into Sabah and Sarawak from Indonesian Borneo to escape brutality and victimisation by Javanese terrorists and the Indonesian army. Today I mot some of a group of 28 Sea Dayaks who abandoned their
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    DEATH
    39 18 CABLE RECEIVED lien i vion thai PomMunpalara, r. beloved father or M itlmrutnnru. R imtam k 1:0 khui.i Lumpi naymcora Railwayi Kuala Kubn Road. .ni' 1 i'h.r-ii -1.-iv of s.ih.Trntnam Information Dapt. KII.IIII Lumpur, panned away on Ufi..
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    THE VIP GUESTS AND HOSTS AT DINNER
    108 18 THE VIP GUESTS AND HOSTS AT DINNER The main table ;it Thursday night's dinner in Singapore for the Minister of Finance, Mr. Tan Siew Sin. and the Minister of Commerce and Industry. Dr. Lim Swce Aun. The ho: ts were the four Chambers of Commerce and the Singapore Manufacturers Association.
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    Volvo, Mercedes plan plants in Malaysia
    85 18 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. Two leading European car manufacturing companies are interested in setting up assembly plants In Malaysia, the Minister of Commerce and Industry-, Dr. Lim Swee Aun. said today. Dr. Llm. speaking to newsmen at the airport here on his leturn from a
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    Dato Loke's and wife's ashes flown to Hong Kong
    143 18 Dato Loke's and wife's ashes flown to Hong Kong rIPEH. Fri. The ashes of Dato Loke Wan Tho and his wife, who were among 57 people killed last Saturday in a plane crash in central Formosa, were flown to Hong Kong today. The ashes will be received by about 100
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    Racial unity after confrontasi 'impressive'
    336 18 Visiting Egyptian journalist says: MR. REDA KHALIFAH, diplomatic editor of AlAhram, Cairo's most influential newspaper, said today that he was impressed by the way the Indonesian confrontation had consolidated the multi-racial peoples of this country. "If you survive confrontation." he said at a press conference,
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    Lock icon Decimal system
    40 18 WELLINGTON. Pri— Mr. Harry Lake. Finance Minister, today Introduced in Parliament a Bill providing for the introduction of the decimal currency system in New Zealand. It is Intended that the Bill should operate ;rotn July 11. 1967.— Reuter.
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    Lock icon Guitarist's tour
    30 18 LONDON. Pri.— Andres Sesovla. the 70-year-old celebrated Spanish guitarist, will leave Madrid on July 3 on a five-month world tour including SinpEpore. it was announced here today Reuter.
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    LONDON STOCKS
    299 18 LONDON, Prl.— Closing middle prices ol selected stock not including stamp duty were: Consol 2' 2 <^ £41' i Funding 4V4% £93' a —1/16 War 3V; £56 -1 16 BANKS Chartered 49 Honßkono £21 n i INSIRANCE Com. Un 47 6 +/9 Prudentiais £23'- 9 IB Royal 39
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    RUBBER
    56 18 LONDON, Prl. Spot 21d.. Aug. 20-« d.. Sept. 20 9 X.d.. Oct. 20..d., Oct. Dec. 20 7 16<t.. Jan.' Mar. 20 7 16d April June 20 7 16d.. July Sept.. 7 16U, Oct Dec 20 7 16d Jan. March 201 16d.. c.l.f. July 20 ',d.. Aug. 20 1 lSd.
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    23 18 LONDON. Pri— Buyers £1200. sellers £1210. Forward buyers £1152<i. sellers £1155. SetUemenl £1200. Turnover a.m. 205 tons, p.m. 230 tons. Tone: Irregular.
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    Lock icon $141 mil. Invested in pioneer firms in 4 years
    192 18 $141 mil. Invested in pioneer firms in 4 years I^UALA LUMPUR. Fri. Capital investments in pioneer industries totalled $141.--670.512 during the first four years of the second five year plan, according to development statistics issued today. This represents an increase by $133,127,251 over capital investment in such industries at the
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    TENGKU TO VISIT CANADA ALSO
    103 18 KUALA LUMPUR. Friday. TtENGKU Abdul Rahman is to make a three-day visit to Canada during his official tour of the .United States next month. A spokesman of the Ministry of External Affairs said today that details of the visit had not yet been finalised. The
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    Emerson, Hewitt and Segal in last 8
    333 18 WIMBLEDON T ONDON. PH. Australian* Roy Emerson and Bob Hewitt and South African Abe Segal are in th< eight of the men's singles m the Wimbledon lawn tennil championships here today. jteanon. the official favourtta. mono. 7 ;V' ie ranked sixth in the
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