The Straits Times, 13 April 1965

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    21 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 135,000 The Straits Times fie***?* Estd. 1845. TUESDAY. APRIL 13, 1965 15 CENTS KDN 1189 1005
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    Cairo silent on aid bid by Razak
    401 1  -  SAMAD ISMAIL From /WIRO. Mon. The j United Arab Republic has "ot reacted either officially or unoflicially to Tun Bank's announcement here that Malaysia is prepared to accept military aid from the U.A.R. for her defence needs. Tun Ka/ak said on arrival hen-
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    Lock icon Border success by Antara
    49 1 JAKARTA. Me i «i Some" lieliipten and vmrehc* c* at Pemain Malaysian North Borneo, were lined and destroyed by Indone- j m "volunteers the official Anra news ntency reported today. Antarn did not say when it ippcned nor did it Rive any other 'tails. Reuter.
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    A million truths
    604 1 RMAF AIRDROP ON INDONESIA Leaflets with 16 signatures KUALA LUMPUR. Monday A MILLION leaflets bearing Hari Raya Haji greetings from captured Indonesian prisoners were dropped over Indonesia's forWard bases by Royal Malaysian Air Force planes shortly before dawn today. The ye 11 o\\ seven-incn by 10--inch sheets
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    THE BOY WHO TOOK A SHORT CUT TO MEET THE TIMBALAN...
    145 1 THE BOY WHO TOOK A SHORT CUT TO MEET THE TIMBALAN. rPAY respects to the Timbalan Yang di-Pertuan Agong, a nine-year-old boy had to squeeze his way through a forest of legs after the Hari Raya Haji prayers at the Istana Negara Padang yesterday morning. The boy, who saw the
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    Lock icon SAIGON LEADERSHIP PURGE LIKELY
    189 1 SAIGON. Monday. A PURGE ol South Vietnam's powerful Armed Forces Council appeared likely today, follow- ing the removal of two key military figures from I their commands. i Air Marshal Nguyen Cao Ky. Air Force Commander and one of the most influential figures of the Council,
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    Lock icon Beer strike ends
    69 1 MELBOURNE. Mon— A brewery workers' strike which turned Melbourne into a 'dry city' for 10 I ncled tcday Bui beer supplies were not expected to return to normal until after the Easier bottdftjn A meeting of .strikers decided to 1 return to work when told that em-
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    "Struggle for the nations security'
    541 1 j^UALA LUMPUR. Mon. The Timbalan Yang diPertuan Agong. in a Han Raya Haji broadcast today, called on every loyal citizen to contribute his efforts and struggle "either in the front line or elsewhere" to ensure the nations security. He paid a warm tribute to men
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    Lock icon Twin boys for crash mother
    62 1 Twin boys for crash mother MANILA. Mon —One of twin boys was born in the wreckage of a taxi that collided with a bus while on the way to hospital yesterday. •olice said doctors operated on the mother. Mrs. Angelina Hayuhay. 36. for the other baby before she died without
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    New clash near Aden
    91 1 New clash near Aden ADEN. Mon —Two British noni commissioned officers, une of them a territorial, were killed and five other British soldiers wounded, one seriously. In a clash last night with dissident tribesmen about 50 miles north of here. The tribesmen, with small arms and bazookas, attacked for 45
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    Lock icon Just fancy that...
    47 1 Just fancy that PISA, Mon. Clare and Tino Feola. a young couple just married at Brescia, north Italy, began their honeymoon here yesterday by parachute. the couple joined 2W others in a parachutists meeting, jumped by parachute and. once back to earth, lelt immediately by car. Reuter.
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    Lock icon Official secrets charge
    61 1 LONDON. Mon. A British Army M-rgennt was sent for trial in a hi.:her court today accused of mMh secret documents to Iraqi mid United Arab Republic diplomats In London. Serseant Percy Sidney Allen, 33-yeur-old father of four, was charged under the Official Secrets Act with communicating to
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    Lock icon King leads one million in Mecca ritual
    155 1 King leads one million in Mecca ritual DAMASCUS. Mon. The Yang di-Per-tuan Agong yesterday joined Saudi Arabia's King Faisal in leading an estimated one million Muslim pilgrims on the first and major ritual of this year's haj (pilgrimage) to Mecca. The two monarchs. wrapped from chest to legs in white
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    Tokyo quake
    17 1 TOKYO. Moil A join:. quake shook Tokyo area ioda\ li continued nearly 30 .seconds UFI
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    Tan: I did not seek US defence aid
    222 1 Tan: I did not seek US defence aid SJTNOAPORE. Mon O The Federal Finance Minister, Mr. Tan Siew Sin. returned from Washington t on 1 b h t and said he did not ask for United States defence aid in his talks with U.S. Treasury officials In New York recently.
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    Lock icon STOP PRESS
    26 1 SAIGON SECURITY WASHINGTON, Mon. I niU-d States is planning t,i smd about 1.110 troops Ito Sojith Vietnam to -trennthen security at American installations. Reuter
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  • AFRO-ASIAN AND PACIFIC DESK
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      Lock icon Thant knocking at wrong door: China
      335 2 O M If UNIST China today told the United Nations Secretary-General U Thant, to spare himself the trouble of visiting Peking and Hanoi to discuss the Vietnam problem because this question had nothing to do with the United Nations. AGGRESSION It did so through
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      Lock icon WARNING STARS SOON FOR GULF OF TONKIN
      240 2 WARNING STARS SOON FOR GULF OF TONKIN WASHINGTON, Mon.— The United States is planning to send EC--121 radar-warning planes to the Far East to prevent repetition of an incident last week when Communist MiGs suddenly swooped on Ameri-<-an jets and shot two of them down. The EC-121. or "Warning Star."
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      Peking warns U.S. over air clash
      218 2 HONG KONG. Monday. rpHE Peking Peoples Daily, organ of the Chinese Communist Party, today warned the U.S. that China's territorial air space could not be violated and that it must bear the full serious consequences of its military provocations against China. The paper was
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      Lock icon Two lost as junk sinks
      56 2 i HONG KONG. Mon —Two oe<v ple im ■taring and three others re.seued when v junk cansizod in Hung Kong waters yesterday. A Marine Police launch found thiv.' iH-uple climating on to the j overturned junk when it rmciied the scene after receiving a distress
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      Lock icon Thais accused
      38 2 j TOKYO. Mon— The Cambodian I news agency has charged that j Thailand was responsible for noxious rhetnir.ils air-dropped over the Cambodian villages making many Mck :ind killing two. the New China News Agency reported. A.P.
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      Lock icon Diplomats try to calm African unrest in Russia
      163 2 Diplomats try to calm African unrest in Russia jItOSCOW, Mon. iT African diplomats in Moscow are working to calm dissatisfaction in Russia's big African student community following the suspected murder of a Ghanaian in Baku and the sudden departure of 29 Kenyans studying there. Some African diplomats plan I to
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      Lock icon Mao's gun, book and boobytrap help for Zapu men
      159 2 I üb/iKA. Mon. Com- munist Chinese books, boobytraps and guns were seized by police in a raid on the home of exiled Rhodesian nationalists, a court was told here yesterday. Seven ol nine men arrested tn the raid are being detained
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      Lock icon BID TO OUST INDONESIAN SQUATTERS IN MINDANAO
      181 2 MANILA. Monday THE Manila Chronicle A today reported that tne Philippine Government may initiate forfeiture proceedings to recover some 4.199 acres of public land in i the possession of Indonesian nationals in the j southern island of Mindanao. Military authorities here have revealed
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  • EUROPEAN AND AMERICAN DESK
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      Lock icon Britain may cut overseas military aid
      196 3 LONDON, Monday. A REDUCTION in Britain's military commitments was forecast here last night by Mr. George Brown, economics overlord and chief lieutenant to the Prime Minister, hAr. Harold Wilson. Mr. Brown said that recent aircraft cancellations including the controversial TSR-2 supersonic bomber were the
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      Lock icon The Reds say it now: We don't like 007
      179 3 The Reds say it now: We don't like 007 BERLIN. Mon. Jame.s Bond (secret agent 007). who has fought and made love tobad and beautiful Communist spies, was declared "persona non grata" by East Germany yesterday. Secret Agent 007. according to the Communists, is a Fascist, a racist and "flies
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      Five drowned
      25 3 MARKSVILLE (Louisiana), Mnn. —Four brothers and their sister drounod yesterday in ;i boating accident on Little River, about 12 mill.*. e:ist of here.
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      Lock icon Nixon fails to see Mr K
      59 3 LONDON. Mnn. Former VicePresident Richard M. Nixon returned to the West yeslerdav following ;i weekend visit to M'mwv daring which he tried and fa: ecl to t-ee the former Soviet Premier. Mr. Khrushchev. Mr. Nixon, once politic.il heir apparent to President Eisenhower, said he
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      Lock icon Bottle of whisky'—in one gulp
      80 3 Bottle of whisky'— in one gulp l ACKSON VILLE I Florida J Mon. Cecil Hen- ley boasted to friends that he could drink down a full bottle ot whisky without stopping. The friends. police said, i tried to talk him out of i it. but failed. Henley, 25. drank the
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      Lock icon 'AH in your mm" the doctors said ...
      110 3 'AH in your mm" the doctors said LONDON, Mon.— They kept telling 39-year-old Rex Walker: "You're fine. It's all in the mind." He kept complaining at Walsall hospital after a car crash: "I can't move my arms or legs." "They made me do some extremely painful exercises —like pulling myself
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      Lock icon ELLA LEADS OAAU TO A NEW FIGHT
      172 3 NEW YORK, Monday. MRS. ELLA Collins, half-sister of Malcolm X, the assassinated Black Nationalist leader, announced yesterday that the Organisation of Afro-American Unity (OAAU) would embark on a programme "to unite black people throughout the world." "The OAAU declares a revolution" -she said,
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      Lock icon Doctors' strike
      34 3 ROME. Men. Italy 1 20.000 pubic hospital doctors baBM a nationwide strike at midnight to days in Romo and thre* d.iys everywhere else. The doctors j atp demanding higher salaries. AP. I
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      Lock icon A bid to avert Easter strike
      40 3 LONDON. Mon.— British European Airways made a dramatic bid early today to avert a threatened pllois strike which could ground 26,000 holidaymakers at Easter. The pilots are demanding improved pay and working conditions. Reuter.
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      Four die in crash
      36 3 STUTTGART, fWest Germany >. Mon. A siiißle-rnginfcl sports plane crash* d against :i llil 1 near ben IUI nivlit. killing two women passengers and .-eriousiy injuring their husbands, the pilot and copilot. RruUT.
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      Lock icon Admiral to take over the CIA
      82 3 JOHNSON CITY < Texas Mon. President John- son yesterday named Admiral William F. Raborn. the developer of the Polaris missile, to succeed Mr. John A. McCone as Director of the Central Intelligence Agency. Admiral Raborn, 60, is now vice-president for project management of the
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      Lock icon The black beauty
      33 3 DALLAS. Mon.— Ruth Antoinette Batton. 25. has been elected "Miss Tan America" in the first national beauty contest for Negro Tomen. She is a school teacher from Jack-son. Mississippi.— Renter
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      Lock icon Just fancy that..
      62 3 SEDONA i Arizona*. Mon A man fined USS2S for a fishing violation, mailed his fine to the judge in a box filled with pennies, nickels and dimes, and a prankish note The Judge has mailed back a receipt along with a bright red lollipop "A man who
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      A Beatnik Chaplin gets £50-a-day job
      104 3 MICHAEL Chaplin. 19--year-old son of Charlie Chaplin, who has been living in London un ~10 a week National Assistance has his hair combed by the hairdresser at slii-i tcm Studios for his first day's work as a film actor. He had colour tests for
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      Lock icon 112 die in U.S. tornado terror
      262 3 CHICAGO, Monday. A SERIES of tornadoes struck the heart of the U.S. Midwest yesterday spreading death and injury from lowa to Ohio. At least 112 people were reported killed and thousands injured. Northern and Central I Indiana were struck by a cluster of tornadoes
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      Lock icon Back in the old school where LBJ learned his ABC...
      159 3 JOHNSON CITY J (Texas). Mon. President Johnson yes- terday sig n c a a USSI.3OO million aid-to-education Bill at the country school here where he learned his alphabet and watched by the school mistress who taught him. Mr. Johnson said:
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      Lock icon A tight 'jail , within a jail' to keep the killers
      115 3 A tight 'jail within a jail' to keep the killers I a special escape-proof pri- I son within -a prison for murderers and other danger- j i ous criminals if the death penalty is abolished here. The plan was announced yester- i day by Sir Frank Soskice. the Home "Secretary,
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      Lock icon Plane crash: 2 killed
      28 3 FAIRFAX i Virginia). Mon. Pour Washington area teenagers wore killed and a fifth critically Injured yesterday in a collision at a Fairfax intersection. AP.
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    INDIAN FRIENDS ANXIOUS TO VISIT MALAYSIA
    271 4 SINGAPORE. Monday THE secretary-general of the National Trades x Union Congress. Mr. C.V. Devan Nair, said today that leaders of Indo-Malaysia Friendship Councils in India were anxious to visit Malaysia to collect material in order to present Malaysia's case more effectively in India. "They
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    FPA: Meet on takeover
    91 4 SINGAPORE. Mon— The threeman committee appointed by the Minister Xor Health. Mr. Yong Nyuk Lin, to supervise the taldngover of the Singapore Family Planning Associations activities by the Government, will meet for the lir.st time tomorrow. The committee was appointed about a month ago. with Mr.
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    Poly can eventually rival varsity, says the Prime Minister
    630 4 DR. TOH SUPPORTS FIGHT FOR RECOGNITION SINGAPORE. Mon QNCE State's industrialisation succeeds, the Singapore Polytechnic would eventually bocome an institute of technology to rival the University of Singapore and the j Nanyang University i as an institution of higher learning. The
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    7 more arrests in drive against pirate taxis
    97 4 7 more arrests in drive against pirate taxis SINGAPORE. Mon— Police have arrested seven more taxi drivers in their war against pirate taxis. Two owners of cars hired ou* for this purpose were each fined $G5O in a traffic court and disqualified from driving all classes of vehicles for three
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    WORKING for CHIEF SCOUT
    49 4 SINGAPORE. Mon. A group of boy scouts will visit the Islana Negara at 9.45 a.m. on Wednesday to do some work for Job Week." They have been invited by the Yang di-Pertuan Negara, Tun Yusof bin Ishak, who is also their Chief Scout in Singapore.
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      513 4 Search for radio, TV talent SINGAPORE. Mon. Th* Malay section of Radio The Department of •»"<' TV Malaysia (Singapura) Broadcasting is offering arranging a wrirs of audian opportunity to local trsts rach Monday singers, actors and act- beginning April 19 at 6 p.m. rpssp« md in««riim»ntal Aspirants arc rrqursted to
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    The rotten two per cent
    228 5 15,000 IN SARAWAK WORKING FOR THE SUBVERSIVES, SAYS NINGKAN KUCHING, Monday. ABOUT 15,000 people in Sarawak are in the subversive forces working to crush Malaysia, the Chief Minister, Dato Stephen Kalong Ningkan, warned last night. He was speaking at the second anniversary celebrations of the
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    Goh to open paint factory
    54 5 SINGAPOHE. Mon. Singapore's Finance Mii.ister. Dr. Goh Kensr Swee. w:ll open the Pan-Ma-lay.sia P-.unt industry Ltd.. factory ;»t Taiißlin Halt industrial estate at 6 p.m. on Thursday. The plant Is n joint Japanese:ii venture. Two Japanese d'.rector'N of hr factory Will fly in ifrtay to
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    Copter crash pilot named
    75 5 KUCHING. Mon— The Royal Navy pilot who was killed when his Hiller helicopter crashed in Sarawak's Third Division on Friday was Lieut. J.A.C- Morgan, it WM announced by a security forces .spokesman todayLieut- Morgan, who commanded a detachment of 845 Naval Air Commando Squadron at Nanga
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    Teenagers' pop idol Bassey in Singapore to sing and to sleep
    247 5  -  CHEONG YIP SENG By gINGAPORE, Mon. Famous British singer, Miss Shirley Bassey, is now in Singapore from Australia to sing and to get a good sleep. Tired Miss Bassey, who won thousands of teenage hearts with pop songs, "As
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    Now you can watch the TV in any home in the west coast
    238 5 Now you can watch the TV in any home in the west coast KUALA LUMPUR, Monday. FOUR television transmitters at Gunong Pulai, Kluang. Batu Pahat and Maxwell Hill began operating today, extending the national television network to the whole of the west coast. In a pre-recorded message, the acting Minister
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    First jute mill opens Wednesday
    90 5 PEN AN G. Mon.— The Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman, will declare open Malaysia's first jute and textiles mills at the Mak Mandin Industrial Estate, Butterworth, at 10.30 a.m. on Wednesday. The Gilnni Mills will be equipped to produce about five million jute bags and
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    Farm show in Perak
    33 5 TELL'K ANSON. Mon.— A twoday aijn-horticiilUirrU ;irid rural development exhibition, the tart la nine years in Lower Perak will open a* the Horley Methodist Secondary School here on Friday.
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    Indian culture concert
    74 5 SINGAPORE. Mon. The First Lady. Toh Puan Noor Alshah. ha* agreed to be patron of a cultural OOOCert. Rhythms of India." spoiiM>re« by the Singapore VWCA on May 5 at the Victoria Theatre at 8.30 p.rr As pnrt of the programme. Air India will fly cut to
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    Make pupils aware, principals told
    198 5 KUCHING. Mon. The Chief Minister of Sarawak, Dato Stephen Kalong Ningkan, today urged school principals to make their pupils aware of the changes taking place outside their schools and in the country. Addressing the opening of the first conference of secondary schools' principals in the
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    Factory opening
    40 5 PENAXG. Men. The Chief Minister. Dnto Wong Pow Nee. will open the new factory of Shnrka: Eastern Powder at the Mak Ifendln Industrial Estate at 6.30 p.m. on April 24. The ceremony will be followed by a dinnpr.
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    Where men fight for equal pay with women
    227 5 Where men fight for equal pay with women KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. A quiet row is brewing between police teleprinter and tele phone operators ar»d the Government over "discrimination" in salaries. The Police Administrative and Clerical Services Union said today the "discrimination" was between the operators in the Police and Telecommunications
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    New $llm reservoir to supply Klang
    105 5 New $llm reservoir to supply Klang I/'LANO. Mon. The "V^ll million Damansara Reservoir, six mill's from here, will boost water supplies in the Klang district by the end of the year. A Srlangor Public Works Department spokesman said today that the reservoir would be "grood" for 10 years, supplying 10
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    Go-ahead awaited in anti-graft drive
    114 5 Go-ahead awaited in anti-graft drive KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. The AntiCorruption Agency here is waiting for the "green light" to its latest plan to beat graft in the courdry. The director of the agency, Syed Agil Barakbah. said today: "We have already drawn up pur blueprint and submitted it to the
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    Three die in Spore traffic accidents
    128 5 Three die in Spore traffic accidents SINGAPORE, Mon. Two women and a man wore killed in two separate road accidents yesterday. The women were Mrs. Marisialo Nathan. 60. and Lim Ah Hua. 36. and the man was Sng Seng, 60. Mrs. Nathan and Madam Lim were knocked down by a
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    Captured Indon prisoners put on weight, says Bur and
    355 6 KUALA LUMPUR, Monday Red Cross representative sends in his report MR. Andre Durand, a representative of the Red Cross International, who recently interviewed more than 250 Indonesian prisoners detained in various parts of Malaysia, has reported to his headquarters in Geneva
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    Youth Council seminar
    57 6 BATU PAHAT. Moo.— The Johore Youth Council will hold two-day seminar on "Malaysian Culture and Parliamentary D«- i mocracy" at th« Youth Training t Centre at Johore Bahru from April 22. Professor Sutan Takdir AM Sh»tunar of the University of Malay* and Inrhe Abdullah bin Ayob of
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    Seven new industries to be 'pioneers'
    133 6 SINGAPORE. Mon. The Minister of Finance. Dr. Goh Keng Swee, has announced his Intention to Issue pioneer certificates to seven types of Industries. The industries Include metal-working, stationery, wire manufacture, non-metal- lic mineral products, and the de-serminatlon ol cereals. The products range from woven
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    The essential spirit of tolerance in the country-by Lee
    159 6 The essential spirit of tolerance in the country-by Lee SINGAPORE, Mi»n Singapore's Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, in his 11. m Kaya ll.iji message t<> the people today, reminded them of the "essential spirit of tolerance" that prevailed in Malaysia. Mr. Lee said: "Today when our Muslim citizens throughout
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    Singapore Customs collect $36.6 m.
    80 6 Singapore Customs collect $36. 6 m. SINGAPORE. Mon. The Customs and Exci.se Department collected $36 6 million revenue in the State during the nr>i quarter of this year an increase of $5.2 million for the same period last year Petroleum was the large>t revenue-earner with $124 million an increase of
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    Razak woos the U.A.R.
    93 6 From Page One laysian participation in the forthcoming AfroAsian conference in Algiers. The lAR officially supports Malaysian participation in the conference. Rut it is likely that Tun Razak discussed the form in which Malaysia would like I'AR support to take up the issue. Observers here point
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    SOON9 A NEW DEAL FOR RETARDED CHILDREN
    197 6 SOON 9 A NEW DEAL FOR RETARDED CHILDREN KUALA LUMPUR. Monday. A MOVE to givp retarded children a "new deal' in life will be launched soon by the Selangor Association for Retarded Children. I The association will find I out t/.e number of these i children in the State and
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    *Be on alert' call by Raja Muda
    124 6 TELUK AN'SON. Mon A call to the people to be united and on the alert 1 ayainst any act of subversion from within or without the country was made by the Raja Muda of Perak today, j Speaking to a large gathering at
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    Tin down $1.75
    40 6 SINGAPORE. Mnn. The 1 Straits tin price today fell by $1.75 to $700 a picul on an offering estimated at 190 ions. All other mm ice:.- were cloned I for ihe Han Raya Haji holiday. 1 -w^—^__^_^
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    Engrineer retires
    39 6 BATU PAHAT. Mon Mr. R. i S. Whnelaw, :he senior execufne engineer of the P.W.D. here. \ua 'retired under Malajranlamtton. Mr. I Quelc Seng Hin limn Knia Tinggi has a.-Mime MnUm a.« an ing senior executive ei-|:ineer.
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    7 nations attending Christian Youth Assembly
    175 6 7 nations attending Christian Youth Assembly KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Mot i than 50 delegates fr m seven countries tock'y attended the first day of the week- lonir .-i; Christian Youth sembly at th. of Malaya he rr They come from Australia. New Zealand. Hong Kong. Japan, the Phillopines, Thailand and
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    LDP elections in Kedah
    50 6 I AI.OR STAH. Mon t Put.iiii town councillor, Mr ong Boon Spodk. baa Iwn I rhairmm of the United Demo r.i--j tic Party's Suwsei Fatanl division. Vice-chairmen are Ifessra Wong Kow Nee and Choo Kool Lim: secretary Mr. I.im Bone Hat, and treasurer Mr. \\il!::im Jansa
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    Former Spore lawyer dies in Portugal
    61 6 LONDON. Mon. The fir.ith has occurred at Smtra. Portugal, o( Mr. Roijeit 1,. 1,. Braddell. a loimer Singapore lawyer. Mr. Bratiarll was, a cousin of Sir Roland Braddell and a partner with him in the firm ol Bradti.-U Brothers. In Singapore, he wa-s outstandv
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    Charged with rape
    41 6 SINGAPORE. Mon Oangoo. ">4, of Ipoh. was charged In the Ninth •Magistrates Court today with raping a 12-year-old Rirl In Peri* on Dec. 12. last year. He wh« remanded pending the arrival of a police escort from Ipoh.
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    THE GREY GHOSTS OF SPANDAU
    1546 7 THE GREY GHOSTS OF SPANDAU Where three aging criminals of the Hitler era linger on Three men shuffle through the grim, echoing corridors of a prison built for 600, and housing only those three. Two will walk away this year, freed after paying the penalties of crimes committed more than
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  • The Straits Times Tuesday. April 13. 1963
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      Truth From The Air
      615 8 Thf second leaflet raid on Indonesian confrontation bases, carried out by Royal Malaysian Air Force planes. was a highly successful enterprise in psychological warfare. The reaction of the guerillas and others who are bring trained in tnr.se isliind camps is not known, of course, and up
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      Border Clash
      412 8 The wetk-vnd fighting m the Rann of Kutch area on the ill-marked southern boundary between West Pakistan and India is the latest Bnd fiercest of a series of recent Indo-Pakistani border clashes. There was trouble along the same stretch of border early last month. In the i last
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      Journey South
      220 8 The Thai Prime Minister, Field Marshal Thanom Kitti- kachorn, is on his way to southern Thailand on an in- J spection tour which Malaysia j must welcome as further evid- i ;ence of our neighbour's desire to ensure continued peace along I the border. The visit comes shortly
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    The two problems for Old D's son
    684 8  -  tm~ y NTIL now, Dudley I Stephen Senanayake, Ceylon's new Prime Minister, has been known as "Old D's son". Bluff Don Stephen Senanayake was the first Prime Minister after the country became independent in 1948, and I Dudley grew up and entered Parliament
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      Mercenary—Congo and Foreign Legion soldiering
      301 8 Mercenary— Congo and Foreign Legion soldiering IT would seem that 1 "Mercenary" himself is a little in need of untangling his thought processes. Although in the widest sense "mercenary" means anyone who does things for money, it has long been accepted that the term, when applied to soldiers and the
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      251 8 A MERCENARY v I hired soldier enlisted In the army of a foreien power to whom he owes no allegiance except that dictated by monetary considerations. 'lhe reasons why men and women join the Britten, Australian and New Zealand Forces are dououess many and varied: but behind almusi every one.
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      A gift
      110 8 Iwas interested in the letter from 'Mercenary' (ST. April 9» In which Ue says that 'Perplexed 1 (ST. April 3* should not expect Malavsians to show gratitude. to British Forces ftghtinjt on their borders. It would appear that "Mercenary" has missed the point The Malavfian Government do not
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      The defenders
      111 8 APROPOS of "Mercenary's" comments >S.T. April 9» and in these days of frank talk understandable by the million, one recalls like a breath of fresh air the lines of A.E. Housman concerning the British Expeditionary Force on a previous memorable occasion. His "Epitaph on an Army of Mercenaries"
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      Labis lights
      171 8 WITH reference to InTT che Vesanthans letter 'S.T. March 17 > regarding electricity supply in Labis, the C.E.B. is investigating the possibility of Riving a standard 24 hour supply. Our Senior District Manager. Malacca, has already discussed this matter with the Assistant District Officer together with the Councillors
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      HOARDINGS PROTEST
      58 8 HOARDINGS PROTEST r T should like to underX score the protest of L>. Reid Tweedie with regard to the advertisine hoardines which are jrradually polluting the country scenery. I hope prompt and concrete action is taken to eliminate this menace. The nation should never permit the spoiline of the aesthetic
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      Zebra needed
      40 8 WITHIN a month not less than three major accidents have occurred just near the entrance of Jnlan Kayu English School In Singapore. It Is time thp authorities thought about drawing zebra lines at this dangerous zone. THIR.WI Singapore
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      WIPING A DIRTY DIAL
      119 8 WIPING A DIRTY DIAL MAY I refer to the letter headec' "Dirty Dial' from your correspondent "Puzzled" (S.T. Feb. 20 and the letter from Mr. A.B Kwan <S.T. Feb. 24 1 regarding the soiled glass over of the water mete r It would appear from the complaint that the meter
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    Lock icon Algiers: All back us, says Razak
    156 9 Algiers: All back us, says Razak fAIRO. Mon. Tun Abdul Kazak said here last night that all the countries he had >o far visited on his present tour had said they saw no reason why Malaysia should not attend the AfroAsian conference in Algiers next June. Tun Abdul Ra/ak arrived
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    Scout chiefs for Sydney
    50 9 KUALA LUMPLR. Mon.— lnche Jauhar bin Mohamed Yassin. i raining secretary of the Boy Scouts Association of Malaysia, left here today for Sydney to attend a five-day "Training the T<\im" course for scouts. He v.;«.s .iccompnnied by the Scout Commissioner of Perils. Mr. V. K. Emmanuel.
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    Nibong Tebal MIC officials
    45 9 NIBONO TEBAL. Mon.— Mr. M. Muhamed Ismail was elected president of the Nibong Tebal MIC at its 10th annual meeting here yesterday. Other official! elected included Mr. G K.innnn. vice-president. Mr. L Mohamrd Hanif. secretary, mid Mr. S. M- Nathan, treasurer-
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    Cold Storage men call off : walk-out
    85 9 Cold Storage men call off walk-out PENANO. Mon. The National Union of Cold i Storage Employees has called off Its proposed mass walkout scheduled for tomorrow morning. "We have reached a settlement with •li>- ni;ii'«eni> t n all poin-.s •t issue." Inche Ismail Ali. the union's general secretary, said to-
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    Furasians' meeting
    24 9 SINGAPORE NU>n The EurßHma Association will hold Its annual meetlne on April 26 ni the C.V MA premises in Bra* Biuh Road
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    Strike ultimatum to Government
    239 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Monday. 'PHE 4,000-strong Malayan Technical Services Union is to give an 18-day ultimatum to the Government tomorrow to settle its pay claim for technical and agricultural assistants. A meeting of the union's executive council today also decided to issue strike ballots If the Government
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    Stephens: C-D must be just as ready
    296 9 Stephens: C-D must be just as ready SINGAPORE. Mon. The Federal Minister for Sabah Affairs and Civil Defence, Dato Donald Stephens, has said that it was I important that civil defence should be in the same state of preparedness as the defence forces on land, sea and air. In the
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    188 licensed to lend money
    42 9 BINGAPORE Mon There m now 188 people and firm* doing buMiie.vs officially as money-len-der in the State The Oovernment Qaiett* says they have been given licence. which expire on Dee 31. under the Money Lenders Ordt nance
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    RACIAL CLASHES AID REDS AND INDONS: MINISTER
    234 9 RACIAL CLASHES AID REDS AND INDONS: MINISTER SINGAPORE, Mon. The Minister for Health. Mr. Yong Nyuk Lin. has warned that the only people who would benefit from racial disturbances in Malaysia wore the pro-Indo-nesian and pro-Com-munist elements in our midst. He stressed that if there »crt any dMeremes among th«
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      626 9 TV MALAYSIA Malaya) lIMWKI.S: 5 Kuala Lumpur p NfttlCluU VclTCt: X.35 S:i:i(and I'maiic. 6 Ipoh and MalJi-ra M; 'On N( > K pm ->nn -t 710 Sporls; 7.34 Bat M;,m.ip.m 2.00 le.-t pattern and nn: 8.00 Np»> in Mandarin; tone: sla Test pailorn a.tl s.io. Indian daaricaJ mtwic ■mule: 5.45
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    Floral decorations on the Easter theme
    242 10 J^ILIES formed the central theme of a group of Easter floral decorations which was presented in Singapore over the weekend. Organised by the PanPaciflc South-East Asia Women's Association, the "Easter Festival of Floral Decorations" was a great success. On display in the main hall
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      youmay like to know
      384 10 you ma y like to know YIRS. S. Matsumoto. wife of the manager of iT Ajinomoto Malaysia Ltd.. In Kuala Lumpur, left for Japan yesterday. Popularly known as "Debbie" to her many friends, Mrs. Matsumoto has been a committee member of the YWCA for three years. She hopes to return
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      S' HOUSEHOLD
      78 10 PREVENT dark cottons and linens from getting a greyish tinge by adding a half cup of vineear to each gallon of last RUM water. Clean soiled playing cards with spirits of camphor. Fasten a shoe bag to the back of the car front seat for baby's bottles and
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      PILLOW LACE A
      22 10 •GOLDFISH- 18 THE NAME OF THIS ATTRACTIVE BATHING SUIT MADE OF PILLOW LACE CREATED BY A WEST GERMAN DESIGNER.
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      FASHION WINNER
      306 10 EUROPE'S fashion j designers have rejl discovered the beauty j and charm of lace for I the latest styles. In Paris and Berlin. Rome. Zurich and London U in all fashion centres I on the continent, lace appears on suits, jackets and j. coats, demure collars, pert II
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      1329 12 K ont.nurd trom P*4T* SI ACCOMMODATION VACANT f ACKNOWLEDGMENT w M m »>- Box S9 c Wai* Sli IMMMM "CITY" GUEST HOUSE Kuraiahed ii'Sinele Roomn M 'Siimtatlon Bathroom I THE FAMILY OF late Mr r'. C miehed Excellent Cuisine Economical r P:rlc iJoc-Joe) 3OC. Short S'por.- lerm. Near Bus-Stop. Tannlln
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      780 12 HOUSES LAND FOR SALE Horrf* (Min.)— Box HI rlt Him RELINQUISH BOOKING 3-bedroom* rrrare house at Mount Senai Holland Jiov> Road comae! Mlsa Yen til- > pore MasV, v on tn i pan. DISTRICT 19: Slntfl. '-Morey tnrce-britroomed detachrd i.tinxalow. tuo-batliroum». atrvaat't room. til.d floor "I.:;ih. .-iy XT *A2.(KKi REAL
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      580 12 EDUCATION li Word* 5* 'Win.)— Sox M r(». rrtra SHORTHANO 1/4 months, uritlDK, KnKlirh. iiookkri'Vin,:. Math»- nil I vrls. Kacttaa-CI loniliirrcial Drhu-j.. 1711 Mii-^lxire. IWS36. WHY NOT LEARN Mnlsv V r-n.-n coi.^^e atfm ■Aitrrnuui. Braaaagl RanMM aawtp I SHORTHAND TV PEWRITINC I nt: Join Ha ',-ori INTERNATIONAL LANUUAUi CORRtSPONOE> .i
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      626 13 VEHICLES FOR SALE IS Word* U fHin i— Box S» el*, exlrm FIAT 156 C. July 1863. One ownerdriver 13UU0 mile*, excellent condition *rW aicrisontt it S4TOO Phone ***** S pore Mr. Tan alter yoo p.m. YOU TOO CAN o«n a U>tu» sports rT-stock from Universal Cara Limited. SI Orchard
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      507 13 WHERE TO STAY (Spore) IS Word* $t rMin.)—Box St el*, txlrm HOTEL AMBASSADOR Singapore Seaside 46 Meyer Road, Dancing nigbtly I excellent Engliib A Cbineit Food Tel: I por- *****. SHOPPING GUIDE (Spore) II ..rrft S$ )Min.)—Bmx St el*, exlrm READ MALAY MAIL'S "Hbopplog Ctr.ire every Tueaday and rriday tcr
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      763 13 ■gMJM4a] ESTATE OF GOH KIM CHOO OTHERWISE CALLED GOH KIM CHU DECEASED Pursuant to an Order of the High Court In Malaya at Malacca dated the 21&1 day of September 1964 made in Originating Summons No. 30 of 191i4 Intituled In the matter of thw estate of Goh Kirn Choo
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      810 13 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS H.M. NAVAL BASE, SINGAPORE. Vacancies exist in the Chief Engineer's Department, H.M. Dockyard, Singapore. 27 for Engine Fitters experienced in the refitting I j and repair ot: Main propulsion steam turbines. Hl&n pressure steam boiler mountings. Steam turbine driven generating machinery. Steam turbine driven auxiliary oil and watei
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      760 13 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT BOARD LIGHT INDUSTRIES SERVICES I Applications art Invited from Malaysian Citizens (or the follow- Ing posts:— i 1. TRAIM\(i A DEXO.NSTRA- TION OFFICER Qualifications: Good honours degree in engineering or 1 1 science. Preference will be given to candidates wiih industrial or training experience. Industrial train-
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      437 13 EXECUTIVE POSITION VACANT EXECUTIVE POSITION OFFERED BY OLD ESTABLISHED FOREIGN COMPANY IN SINGAPORE TO RETIRED MALAYSIAN CITIZEN WITH MANAGERIAL QUALIFICATIONS AND EXPERIENCE OF NOT LESS THAN TEN YEARS IN IMPORTS AND MARKET»NG IN MALAYSIA. THREE YEAR CONTRACT OFFERED WITH FRINGE BENEFITS AND POSSIBILITY RENEWAL IF SATISFACTORY. APPLY IN OWN HANDWRITING
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    2106 14  - A last ride, then the pay-off. LAN FLEMING DRAWING by ROBB THE MAN WITH THE GOLDEN GUN 80nd Day Kight by Hp:ndriks followed Loiter to the far lobby and was shown into the booth. He carefully closed the leather-padded c'oor and picked up the receiver and talked into it. Then
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      480 14 Coni c*n«rai SINGAPORE POLYTECHNIC Management of Messrs. Osborne Tenders are invited for the and Chappel. Ipoh. supply of the following for the Tin Ore outputs lor the quarter Department of Engineering:ended 31st March 19<T> Tender tor SurveyinK Equipment PJcuU -*W *> T Tlr Tender for Equipment for Heat Enxmc Laboratory-E20,65
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      66 14 ,1 Hoi, Onp V.T. Weimiin t^^MTTTTT\ '?v\ T **>& E corporation vi I lept to right, >| faf] I "SFme rpsx sch j J4^ ■BBSB C-Tl PAPERS ARE ALL SIGNED. Yj H PRESIDENT ANO Tff TRADE AND MAIL ROUTES »bLL, i mere Jill iVTI Aftl IH mWiNISS^J^ Lyi ce -wa
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    BYRNE IS LIKELY TO MISS CUPTIE
    176 15 BYRNE IS LIKELY TO MISS CUPTIE SOCCER I ONDON. Mon. Johnny Byrne, injured when playing for England against Scotland in the soccer international on Saturday, looks certain to miss West Ham United's vital European Cup Winners Cup semifinal second-leg against Real Zaragoza in Spain on Apr. 28. Byrne, who played
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    48 15 J> A R R V Bridges, Chelsea and England cer/tre-forward, leaves Birmingham right- back Lynn sprawling before making a cross into the goalmouth for Tambiing to open the scoring for the Londoners in the First Division match at Stamford Bridge on Apr. 3. Reuter picture.
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    Nicklaus sets record in Masters win
    492 15 Nicklaus sets record in Masters win GOLF AUGUSTA, Monday. JACK NICKLAUS won the United States Masten golf title yesterday and broke Ben liogan's tournament record with a 17-under-par score of 271 (67-71-64-69). Gary Player (South Africa) and Arnold Palmer tied for second at 280, nine strokes behind Nicklaus. Player had
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    24 15 I'ARIS Mon. Br:tain beat Prance 18-10 in an amateur Huubv League international *t 8t Oaudens ypserday. Britain led 10-7 at halftlme.—Reuter. I
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    Biggest upset in world title bout
    55 15 DANAMA CITY. Mon. 1.~m..rl Lacuna (Panama) won the world Ugntveigbt boxing title here when he outpointed the holder. Carlos Ortiz. (Puerto Ricoi over 15 rour.d.s With his victory. Laaun.i. L'l-year-old and ranked No. 4 in- the World Boxing Association, caused one of the biggest
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    SURTEES DOES FASTEST LAP
    110 15 SURTEES DOES FASTEST LAP LE MANS. Mon. John Surtees, Britain's world champion racing driver, yesterday made .In EaitMt ever lap of the Le Mam circuit. DrMllg a Ferrari. Surtees roared round the 8.3 miles (13.5 kilometre) tiack In 3mins. 35.1 see. nl an average speed of 139 98 mph His
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    Inquiry on New River adjourned
    438 15 j£UALA LUMPUR. Mon. The Stipendiary Stewards report on yesterdays races here: RACE 1 Near the 4f First Flame hai to be checked when slightly crowded by Baec guide. Approaching the 21 Precious Jade, wr > was travelling wen, had to be checked off thi heel*
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    WEIGHTS FORKL
    495 15 |£UALA LI M- PIR, Mon. I W'riKhts (or all eight races here an Wednesday: O. 2 Div. I—7? Makyong 9.00 Supemonic 8.12 Ace Banner 8-12 Bay Dragon II 8.10 Apa l.agi 8.10 I Gallant Defender 8.0» Chendere Wasch 8.08 01. Whatnot Jl B.o} r.tnt iiml.i B.OS ■sgMMki Kid
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    Spotlight on your fancies...
    290 15 Spotlight on your fancies EPSOM JtEP spot. .ghtrt the tanc.ed runnerg it Kuala Lumpur tonorrow: CLASS 2 DIV. 1. 7f—Makyong: won first time out over rtL 7f husi season. Bay Dragosi II: short-headed by Master Valuer over Ipoh 6f recei tlv. (.*lUnt Defender: winner over Bt Timah 7f in February.
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    ALBERT POON WINS AGAIN
    58 16 ALBERT POON WINS AGAIN FLASHBACK: Albert Poon winning the Malaysian Grand Prix in a Lotus -23 in 1963. ADUvr.: roon (Lotus) in second position is about to overtake Bond (Lotus) followed by Holland (Lotus). Clydesdale (Lola). Lee Han Seng (Lotus) and Swarm (ERA). LEFT: Motohashi (No. 22) has just lapped
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    Motohashi repeats victory in the motor-cycle race
    638 16 REPORT by Lim Kee Chan and Joe Dorai PICTURES by Kok Ah Chong POON, the winner in 1963 and a bitterly disappointed man last year when the race was rained off, won the Malaysian Grand Prix again today. Driving a new Lotus-23, the
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    he inal placings
    146 16 TIIK M.\l.\\Sl\N (iK AXU PAIX (60 laps) 1 Albert Poon < Lotus 23) ihrs 3(lmin 47.1^-r I Steven Holland Lotus 23). 3 Tony ('iitoduin (Lola). 58 laps. I \ll Cl\dpsd:ile (Lola). II l.ti». 5 Lee Han Son* (Lotu« CD. 5? lip--6 Rrg Gray iJacuarr I). ",K laps
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    SRC on topi in games
    110 16 1 1 SINGAPORE. M, in. Singapore Recreation Club had the batter of! Selangor Euras-an Association in their annual games .held here over the past, thrrv d SRC won the men's hockey 4-0 I 1 i»nd women's match 6-0 today. M. Nunis. L. Nonis and R.
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    Dharma, Vic win title
    111 16 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. Dr. K. Dharmaratnam and Vie Nayagam won the doubles title in the Malaysian Indo-Ceylonese tennis I tournament held at the- TPCA I courts today whn they beat S. M Mxirof and C Kanagcndran 6-1 7-5 Men's singles semi-finals: K. Dharmaratnam bt M.F. Vilvaratnam
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    CRICKET SELANGOR DROP FOUR VETERANS
    394 16  - CRICKET SELANGOR DROP FOUR VETERANS KEN FERNANDEZ By IJUALA LUMPUR. Mon.—Th« Selangor Cricket Association, pursuing their policj ot grooming young players have dropped four of theii Malaysian internationah and replaced them with promising schoolboys and club player.s for their twoday friendly match against Singapore here this weekend. The internationals dropped
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    S'gor women maintain lOOpc record
    124 16 S'gor women maintain lOOpc record CEREMBAN, Mon. Selan«or won tha title with a 100 per cent record la thp Malaysia:; women's hockey carnival which rnded here today. In their linal match, fjsjsjisjat oeai Nesri Sembilan 3-0 with > ?oals by Rani Kaur «2> sjnd Ruby IfUMMSjM. Penang beat Malacca 3-0
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    Mori says let's scrap SSCM' but he is re-elected
    455 16 I/U ALA LUMPUR. Mon.— Mr T Mori, prim-lp il jf Methodl.st Boys' School, was today unanimously reelected president of the schools' Sports Council ol Malaysia tor the eighth successive year after lit had isked for the SSCM to be >crapped. Addraastng
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    SOCCER Spore v Perak in another final
    255 16 SOCCER Spore v Perak in another final J^UALA LUMPUR. Mon. 1Y In Malaysian soccer, the present is very much the golden era of Perak and Singapore. The two Btati h m-t In la.-t r< ftr'a Malaya Cup Dnal; they will meet again In Bii on Saturday in the 1- AM
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    SUMMARY
    75 16 so< < 1 1: Victory (up s-lin;il I M i 2 Ir.r Workshops reme 3 Nw» Market 2. (IK Xl I Johore trial Si-sumat Seff*. mat 128 (Kunaratnam 42 Jaffar 5-32> Johorr Resl 103 33 R- Tan 5-25 Kunar aiiim 4-28 1. Soeamat won by 25 run.'-. Friendly (Malacca):
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    IN MEMORIAM
    13 16 WITH TREASURED i MaisaMi Rajai I ■< and lov. <1 <\ cfciMrm nr.d
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      46 16 i DIARY i!(H Ki:\" Spore k« s-fin.i» CSC V X Pk. lp.>h l>iv. 1: ACSOBA K Andersoniiins 'A' > I I (both matchc.": at ACpal pudane> BOCCEK K.diinan <up («Imm>lm fin.il: (5.45 p.m': for 3rd place: S"?or Mr Jonore <4 30. both m;itclus at Merdeka Stadium 1
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