The Straits Times, 1 May 1965

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    21 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 145.000 Hob*** The Straits Times Estd. 1845 SATURDAY, MAY 1, 1965 15 CENTS KDN 1189 1005
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    Tengku backs Seoul bid for S.E. Asia talks
    586 1 Tengku backs Seoul bid for S.E. Asia talks SEOUL, Friday JENGKI! Abdul Rahman today supported 1 1> c mow by South Korea to hold a Foreign Ministers conference on South oust ,\si;i. hut proposed lhat Hie scope of participation should Ikbroadened. The Tengku said in a speech at Seoul National
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    Singapore alert
    844 1 EXTREMIST GROUPS TO DEFY BAN Police will cordon Farrer Park area SINGAPORE, Fri. Police began raids on various leftwing union premises at nine tonight. A number of people have been arrested and operations ore expected to continue throughout the night. (See Back Page). I 1 SINGAPORE, Fri.Police will
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    Shaws sack all their stars but one
    256 1  - Shaws sack all their stars but one GABRIEL LEE SINGAPORE. Fri. Shaw Brothers today served two-month dismissal notices on 105 of its stars and technicians. Only two escaped the axe. They arc actress Sarimah binte Ahmad and actorassistant director. Kadar* Isman. Most of those given notice are members of the
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    Lock icon Rangoon swoop: 100 held
    57 1 RANGOON. Fri— ln a series jt dawn raids, police and army units swooped on homes yesterday ar d arrested more than 100 politicians businessmen, doctors, and .sonr.e top police officials, the OovernI ment-owned Daily Mirror report- Ed AccordinK to an official source, those arrested were allegedly
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    Big forest fire
    34 1 i SAIGON Pn A n. tire ha- l.i/cii U) e.-timated 150 square milr> or more of South Mirih <black i forest, a well-known nucnllu hideout. it was disclosed here today.— UPl.
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    Lock icon Sock's 'no' today?
    106 1 JAKARTA, Fri. President Soekarno is expected to tell the Japanese Ambassador to Indonesia, Mr Saito, thai he is not going to Tokyo in early May for tnlks with Tengku Abdul Rahin ;i n. well informed soiirce-s s;iid today. The Bouuees added, however, mat the possi bility of
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    'Rally round the flag' call by Tun Yusof
    627 1 'Rally round the flag' call by Tun Yusof SINGAPORE, Friday. JMIK Yang di-Pertuan Negara Tun Vusof bin lshak, tonight warned the people of the "twin onslaught" of external aggression and internal subversion and called on them to rally round the flag and their leaders to defend the nation. In a
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    Lock icon Indon shot dead in Tawau
    64 1 Indon shot dead in Tawau JKSSKL IO K. Fri Security forces shot dead an Indonesian Kuerilla on the estate of the Borneo Ahaca Ltd.. in Tawau early this morning. quantity of arms, ammunition and foodstuff \ya> recovered. A police spokesman in ambush was laid InllouitiK a tiu-off from a member
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    Lock icon Lady Churchill a life peeress
    67 1 LONDON. Fri. Sir Churchill's 80-year-old widow was loiiay named a life peeres.-. intitling her to a seat in the House ol Ixjrds thr Upper House of Parliament. imouncement from 10 Downing street. ofTicia! resldenoa ol the Prinie Minister. Mr. Harold Wilson, means that Lady Churchill
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    Lock icon Just fancy that...
    57 1 CJYDNEY. Fn Australian fruit experts, after five yf>are 5 1 of intensive KiWlTh have successfully bred a square i dud according to the experts, it is a juicier, better- looking •)ineapple with a "pleasing complexion" and no rough ond The new-look fruit is expected to save labour
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    Lock icon It's 'dogs first'
    29 1 JANESVILLE Wisconsin >.. Frl. -Two dogs. Prince and Tiny, were given first claim today on thr 527.000 estate of Joeenh Plachy. who died here lust December. Reuter.
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    Lock icon Red dump blasted
    44 1 SAIGON, Fri. Thirtynine U.S. naval aircraft today bomoed an army supply depot in North Vietnam. t about 75 miles south of Ha- noi. Pilots reported that 10 buildings were destroyed and four heavily damaged. They also destroyed four railway cars— Renter.
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    Aboriginals get mobile schools
    38 1 SYDNEY. PH Mobile schools 1 arc to Ih 1 M't up m the Northern Territory tor aboriginal children who live lon« distance! fi bli.-hrd schools. >i eventually provide laciii'i.- tor 200 aboriginal children. Reuwr.
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    Lock icon Revolt isle: U.S. rushes troops
    164 1 Revolt isle: U.S. rushes troops WASHINGTON. Pri. TT The United States rushed over :j.500 paratroops and Marines into rebellion turn Santo Domingo today as battles raged in the centre of the city and a complete breakdown of law and order was reported. Several hunched people were killed and wounded as
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    STOP PRESS
    45 1 NATIONALISATION LONDON, Iri Omcriinn nl announced today it plans to nationalise II j of Britain's Is— l steel companies.— l PI \II\IIAM I ri. National Army ||ij;h Command iliarmd tod.O l."> i Red Chinese hijlm army 1 battalions now on Laotian soil I'PI
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  • AFRO-ASIAN AND PACIFIC DESK
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      Ayub's 'no' to truce
      236 2 •NOT UNDER THE TERMS SUGGESTED BY INDIAN PREMIER' RAWALPINDI. Friday PAKISTAN today refused to accept international attempts to arrange a ceasefire in the fight in the disputed Rann of Kutch area. An official spokesman said the Indian-Pakistani fighting could not end with a ceasefire on terms
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      Lock icon Pakistani brigade 'on move in Kutch'
      266 2 ceasefire without Insisting upon a Pakistani withdrawal, his Government might be in danger. In reflecting this pressure. Mr. Shastri said his Government would not accept any peace proposals Inconsistent with his earlier pledges that the nations territory and rights would be protected The United
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      Lock icon Patrolling the Rann
      26 2 A N Indian solA dier, patrolling a sandy stretch of the Rann of Kutch, reports on the movements of Pakistani forces. UPI photo.
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      Lock icon US: Don't use our guns in this war
      118 2 US: Don't use our guns in this war WASHINGTON. Fri The State Department spokesman said yesterday that the U.S. had emphasised to India and Pakistan that U.S.-sup-plied weapons must not be used "for aggressive purposes arainst each other." He had been questioned at a Press conference about allegations that American
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      Lock icon Jet airliners for Garuda
      48 2 JAKARTA. Pri President Soekarno today signed a contract for the purchase of two DC-8 intercontinental Jet airliners from the Douglas Aircraft Co. of AmericaThe planes will be used by Garuda Airlnifs on Its overseas t flights to Europe and the Far I But AP
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      Lock icon The 'student agitator' from Indonesia agrees to leave Manila
      95 2 The 'student agitator' from Indonesia agrees to leave Manila ANILA. Frl.— An Indone1T1 slan student, Iljas Bakrl. who has been under investigation for Involvement In antl American demonstrations here, will leave the country next week. The Foreign Secretary, Mr Mauro Mendez. at his weekly Press conference today said Bakri had
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      A 'mystery republic' petitions the U.N.
      123 2 IJNITEI) NATIONS. Fri. The 24 nation colonialism committee decided yesterday to take no action on a petition from the "Union of Timor Republic" because nobody seemed to know where it was. The committee spirrturlat reported it had received a i petition from Abbav RMaly.
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      Bid on life on Tunis envoy, so embassy —closes
      248 2 Bid on life on Tunis envoy, so embassy closes fPUNIS, Fri. Tuni- sia will close its embassy in Cairo, it was announced last night right only hours after the Tunisian Ambassador to Egypt flew in and reported an attempt on his life. Tunisia's decision was dictated by concern for its
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    Lock icon Wilson: No talks on Gibraltar 'under duress'
    211 3 I ONDON. Fri. Brltain is prepared to talk to Spain about the border crisis witn Gibraltar, but will not negotiate under duress. Mr. Harold Wilson, the Prime Minister, told Parliament yesterday. He reaffirmed that Britain stands by Us decision to give qualified self-government
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    Lock icon Diamond theft
    25 3 LONDON. Pri. Thieves broke into the Natural History Museum in Kensington. London, and stole a diamond of 133 carats, police said today. Reuter.
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    Princess Atnina: Call me Lady...
    125 3 Princess Atnina: Call me Lady ')M)ON. Kri Prim ess Ij Amina." billed as the oriels greatest bell.v Jancer. and who claims to be .Malayan-born, will now have the title "Lady" added to her name. This is because her father- in law. Lord Moynihan. former Liberal Party chairman, and due to
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    Lock icon Explorer dead
    36 3 LONDON, Frl. Scota-born! Dr. James Marr. the boy .scout who Joined explorer Ernest Shackleton's famous "Quest" ex-i pedition to the South Pole In 1921 has died aged 62. it was announced early today. Reuter.
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    Lock icon The head who kept a mistress in school
    173 3 The head who kept a mistress in school OIRMINGHAM. Fn. 13 Headmaster Christopher Leitch said yesterday that on the advice of a Methodist minister, he took a mistress and kept her in his school. Leitch. 23. became headmaster of Keys preparatory school at Sutton Coldfield in 1963. succeeding the Rev.
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    Lock icon New BAR boss
    28 3 LONDON. Pri. Australian-torn Lieut-Gen. Sir John Hukeit m today appointed Conini,uicler-in-Chief of the British Army of the Rhine. H- succeeds Gen. Sir William Stirling —Reuter
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    Lock icon Youth fires at 200 girls
    61 3 ATLANTA, Pri.— A youth smd to 0e having troubles with his grades sat atop a high school .stadium near here yesterday and tired a highpowered rifle at 200 girls on the athletic field causing them to flee tn fervir No one was injured The boy.
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    All the fun of the fair
    68 3 pKl\( i;ss Margaret holds on t<> her fur hat. and I her husband's. Lord Snow don s shoulder, a* they go hurtling down the Big Dipper at a fun fair in Minehead recently They were visiting Rutlin's holiday camp and shared in the activities
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    Lock icon FIVE KILLED IN N. AMERICA QUAKE
    229 3 FIVE KILLED IN N. AMERICA QUAKE SEATTLE, Friday. CALVAGE squads toiled throughout the night in many parts of the North-West United States amid the debris of yesterday's severe quake, which claimed at least five dead and injured scores more. Widespread damage was reported from many parts of America's northern Pacific
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    Lock icon Surgeon on sex operation charge
    90 3 Surgeon on sex operation charge BUENOS AIRES. Pri.— A second Argentine surgeon Is under arrest here on charges of castrating a male homosexual and giving him a woman's appearance. The surgeon, named as Dr. Rlcardo San Martin, Is being questioned by a judge. It was revealed at the law courts
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    Lock icon Economist, wife found dead
    48 3 NEW YORK. Pri.— Dr. Virgil Jordan. 73. Moonallf known eeo nomist. and his 74-year-old wife were found dead yesterday in their home la Southern Pines. Norn Carolina. He had been shot, she had .suffocated. Police said the deaths appurrntly were murder and suicide. A.P.
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    Lock icon Gold stocks drop
    21 3 WASHINOTON Pri— United cold stocks declined by U.SS&SS million during March, the Federal Reserve Board reported here Reuter
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    Lock icon 10-day fast ends
    24 3 LONDON Pri. Fourteen young nuclear disarmers last night ended a 10-day fast staged in protest against the war in Vietnam. Reuter.
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    Lock icon Just fancy that...
    89 3 fONDON, Frl. The Royal Navy yesterday took a quarter page advertisement in the Board of Trade Journal lnvitinu offers, for the 15.000-ton aircraft carrier Magnificent The Magnificent. 694 ft. long was completed in 1948 and immediately lent to the Royal Cana- dian Navy who returned n to
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    Lock icon Ringo Starr's stand-in I'm a dead duck now
    125 3 LONDON. Fri. Standing in for drummer Ringo Starr of the Beatles pop group led to financial ruin. a 25-year-old musician told a bankruptcy court. "It wai tne worst thing that ever happened to me." said Jimmy Nicol, who played with the worlds
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    Lock icon Envoy retires
    22 3 LONDON. Pn— air Harold Cacrm. 60-year-old head of Britain's diplomatic service and former British Ambassador in Washington, retires today. Reuter.
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    CHALLENGING FUTURE OF SPORE STRESSED
    1019 4 Leaders* May 1 messages SINGAPORE, Fri. g I X (1 A I> O R E'S Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, and several of his Ministers today ni ad c the State's challenging future the main theme of their May Day messages Mr. Lee, dealing
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    Kidnap case ends in acquittal
    205 4 A 38-YEAR-OLD odd j was today acquitted First Criminal District C napping a 14-year-old gi ianship of her father. Adekalam. defended by Mr. R. Murugason. was accused of kidnapping Seetha Govindamma from her house in Bernam Street at 11.10 a.m. on Aug. 5 last year.
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    Legal service transfers
    69 4 SINGAPORE. Fri. Mr. Lim Ewe Huat. the former Registrar of the Industrial Arbitration Court here, has been appointed Deputy Registrar of the Singapore High Court. Mr. Edward Lam Pin Foo Is now the acting Registrar of the Industrial Arbitration Court; he was the Deputy Registrar. Mr. Low
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    Joint variety show by S'pore and KL radio stations
    127 4 Joint variety show by S'pore and KL radio stations SINGAPORE, Fri. A variety show. "Malam Irama Malaysia" will be presented at the National Theatre on Monday. It is a joint Radio Malaysia I Kuala Lumpur) and Radio Malaysia (Singapura) effort. It will feature the top radio and television musical talents
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    SALE OF FLATS BALLOT
    44 4 SINGAPORE, Fri. The first ballot for addresses for the sale of flats in MacPherson Estate will be held on May 6 at 2.15 p.m. in the car park facing Block Nos. 361 to 383 Pesiaran Keliling, off Paya Lebar Road.
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    May Day call: Carry on the struggle
    421 5 May Day call: Carry on the struggle MTUC's SIX-POINT MANIFESTO KUALA LUMPUR, Friday. rpHE Malaysian Trades Union Congress today issued a six--L point May Day manifesto and recalled the activities of the "pioneers" who paved the way for "labour's present achievements." The congress, which will observe May Day quietly tomorrow
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    MIC conference opening
    41 5 IPOH. Fri.— Dato V- T- Sambanthßn. national president of the MIC. will open the annual delegates conference of the Perak MIC at Sunset Slput on SundayAbout 250 delegates from 86 branches in the State are expected to attend
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    Woman fined $1,280
    57 5 TAIPINO. Pri.— A housewife Howe Lian Eng. 38. was fined $1,280 here yesterday for having art unlicensed still and 12 gallons of illicit liquor. She pleaded guiltyAnnual meeting KUALA LUMPUR, Pri— Th« Kuala Lumpur Co-operative Houatn(t Bociety Ltd- will hold its annual meeting at the Eastern Hotel
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    MAO and AIDIT SEND THEIR GREETINGS TO CHIN PENG
    215 5 MAO and AIDIT SEND THEIR GREETINGS TO CHIN PENG If ONG KONG, Fri. Communist China praised the Communist Party of Malaya for waging a persistent struggle, against Malaysia in a message of greetings on the 35th anniversary of its founding, the Ne.w China News Agency said last night. The message,
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    George Town is voted out
    320 5 PENANG. Friday. gY a majority vote the City Council of George Town today agreed to recommend to the Governor-in-Council that its name be changed to City Council Tanjonp. The council further I agreed to resolve that the council's symbol be changed to one "more befitting
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    Malaysian pianist to compete in London
    97 5 Malaysian pianist to compete in London KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. L An 18-year-old Malaysian pianist who has played under the baton of Sir Adrian Boult will compete with pianists from nine other countries in the Royal Overseas League Music Festival In London In May. Mr. Dennis Lee of Penang is one
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    Probe on $ 15,000 theft
    68 5 Probe on 15,000 theft SINGAPORE Fri.— Police "c jnvestißatinfl: the theft of $15,000 from the office of an import firm In Cecil Street today. The manager of Messrs. J. L. Morison. Sons and Jones discovered the money missing this morning from a drawer which had been forced open. It is
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    The Rev. C.E. Fang dies at 72
    162 5 SINGAPORE. Fri, THE Rev. Charles EdA ward Fang, a retired Methodist minister, died at the General Hospital this evening. He was 72. Mr. Fang, who wa« due to fly to Hong Kong tomorrow for a two-month holiday, had a strode last Sunday. He
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    Malaysia, the big attraction to foreign capital
    148 5 Malaysia, the big attraction to foreign capital CINGAPORE, Fri. The advanced economic policies of the Malaysian Governmerit are a great attraction to foreign capital. This was stated today by Col. Donald H. Higglns. leader of an eight-member mission from the Industrial College of the U.S. Armed Forces. Col. Higglns. who
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    Gift books from Thailand
    64 5 BANGKOK. Fri The Thai Education Minister. Mr. Pin Malakul. handed over to the Malaysian Ambassador. Inche Yaacob LatifT. a Rift of over 300 text books in Thai here yesterday. The books are for use at the University of Malaya- Reuter. YWCA president IPOH. Pri.— Datln E.
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    Border situation under control: Razak
    430 6 Border situation under control: Razak JESSELTON. Fri fHE acting Prime Minister, Tun Abdul Razak, today praised the people of Sabah "who are co-operating so well with the Government in its fight against Indonesian confrontation" and assured them the border situation was well under control. He told newsmen on his arrival
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    Muslim endowment
    31 6 PENANG. Prl.— The administration of the Penang Muslim Endowment Board v. ill be taken over by the State Religious Affairs Department soon, in compliance with the Muslim Law Enactment.
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    246 6 Singapore 'a lively market' for US goods WASHINGTON, Fri. Singapore has been described by the U.S. Department of Commerce as offering a "lively market" tor American products, services ard investment. An article In the department's magazine International Co m m erce said that Singapore has a "growing and viable economy"
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    Ismail's date
    29 6 IPOH. Fri. The Minister of Home Affairs, Dato (Dr) Ismail the new building of the Continbln Dato Abdul Rahman, will open gent Police Headquarters, here on Monday.
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    Be extra alert, call by Mentri
    68 6 SEREMBAN, Fri. The Mentri Besar of Negri Sembilan, Dato (Dr.) Mohammed Said bin Mohammed, today called on residents of Port Dickson to be "extra alert" against Indonesian aggression in view of its closeness to Indonesia Dato Mohammed Said was addressing a oneday civics course
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    Thief grows moustache as a vow to go straight after jail
    176 6 TELUK ANSON, Fri A MAN told the sessions court here yesterday that he was growing a moustache "to go straight after this" his 14th conviction. 8. Doral Raja, 45, unemnloyed, said he started growing the moustache on his arrest
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    Council contest
    31 6 KLANG. Fri —The town Council here will hold a ceanliness competition in June to decide which are cleanest Mouses In the council's labour lines here and at Port Swettenham.
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    The gowns that keep on going to weddings
    128 6 rrWE traditional X wedding gowns Mr. and Mrs. Charles K. K. Chua wore after their marriage in > Malacca last we?k have been the pride of the Chua family for the past 30 years. And they have been worn by at least
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    Mentri to treat visitors
    50 6 KANOAR. Fri. The Mentj* Besar, Dato Sheikh Ahmad, will entertain 10 visiting youth del* gates from Sab.ih and Sarawak on May 8. The di II be In PerlU from May U t.) May 8 Their tour is .sponsored by the Ministry of Culture. Youth ami Sports.
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    $5,000—OR I SHOOT YOU AT COUNT OF 10, SAID THUG
    218 6 $5,000— OR I SHOOT YOU AT COUNT OF 10, SAID THUG I KUALA LUMPUR, Fr ANG Teow Cheng looked apprehensively down the muzzle of the pistol while the youthfullooking thug began the ominous count: "One, two, three, four. This dramatic scene during a darim? daylight holdup was told to Mr.
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    Overtime limit: 12,000 jobs in prospect
    401 7  - Overtime limit: 12,000 jobs in prospect FRANCIS ROZARIO: By Singapore. Friday ABOUT 12,000 jobs are expected to be created when the Singapore Government introduces legislation to limit the overtime earnings of workers to 20 per cent of basic pay. Investigations show that job potentialities will immediately arise in the statutory
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    Unionist for study course in Holland
    96 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Frt. A well-known Malaysian trade unionist has been offered a fellowship by the Netherlands Government to take up an eight-month social policy course at the Institute of Social Studies In The Hague. He Is Mr. S. R Perumal. 45. a member of
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    Paint thieves
    19 7 PENANG. Frl Thinbout $1,200 worth of panv from the Ms Frellsen. anchored oft* Weld Quay, last nifht.
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    Ipoh plans mass anti-polio campaign
    126 7 Ipoh plans mass anti-polio campaign IPOH. Frl. A mass immunisation campaign against polio will he launched by the Ipoh municipal council next month among children under the age of 12. This was announced by Mr. Khonff Kok Vat who presided at the monthly meeting of the council last night in
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    Gun case man remanded
    48 7 SINGAPORE. Frl Lim Lian Hens;. 24. also known as Lim Yong Hing. was charged today with unlawful possession of a .38 revolver and l\\f rounds of ammunition at Jalan Bukit Ho Swee. this morning. No plea was taken and hr was remanded in custody
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    $5.7 million in
    27 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri —Bar. k j Negara has so far received $4,485,865 for the National Defence Fund, and 51.296.040 for the National Patriotic Fund-
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    Teachers' quarters
    19 7 TANGKAK. Frl —Two quarters costing 514.000 have been built at Ledang secondary school here for b-«-hr;or teachers.
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    Bottle of pills ends it all for pretty Ah Eng
    259 7 Bottle of pills ends it all for pretty Ah Eng SINGAPORE. Fri. A £> few hours after a 26--year-old woman had broken off her engagement to a seaman, she told some or ncr friends; "I was looking forward to the marriage so mucn. Now there will be no marriage, and
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    146-bed unit is opened
    61 7 SINGAPORE. Fri.— The Parliamentary Secretary to the Ministry of Health. Mr. Sia Kah Hui. today opened the third medical unit at the General Hospital, which provides 146 additional beds. It brings the total number of beds at the hospital to 1.377 The new unit is under
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    Last of the Lancasters due today
    118 7 Last of the Lancasters due today SINGAPORE. Fri. The last serviceable World War II Lancaster bomber will land at R.A.F. Changi at 2.30 p.m. tomorrow on a historic flight from Sydney to London. The four-eiißined bomber is being flown by a volunteer crew of World War II airmen. The plane
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    Tongkang robbed
    29 7 PENANG. Frl- Five robbers, one armed with a dagger, escaped with I over $200 worth of goods from a i tongkaiiK anchored off Weld Quay Mast night.
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    Embassy reception
    70 7 f^ATIN Fumihiko Kai, wife of the Japanese Ambassador to Malaysia, extends a warm welcome to Toh Puan Raha. wife of the acting Prime Minister. Tun Abdul Razak. on her arrival for a reception at the Japanese Embassy in Kuala Lumpur on Thursday to mark the 64th birthday of
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    Heads pick Mr. Daniel
    40 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri ,Mr I) R. Daniel has been elected president of the national conference ol heads of secondary schools. Others elected were Mr. Teerath Ram. vice-president; Bro. Matthew, general secretary and Miss Ruth Ho. treasurer
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    Penang ban on banners and loudspeakers
    140 7 PEN A NO. Fri— The use of loudspeakers and th« display of any flues, banners or emblems "likelr to cause a disturbance of the peace" will be banned in Penang in future. These restrictions are mad* under a new 19fi.i State Government control order
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    'Exile' jailed
    39 7 TELUK ANSON Fri. M Nnr»yan;i.siitny. L' 7 vim ni under ft restricted residence order t« remain in Runskup. wu .--rntpnoi"d to six months' |ail hei cf* day for being m Temk AnsOD OS) April 15 without .> ucrmit.
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      301 7 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS (6) 1. Considerable growth at t; He gives us the bird (S). point In an Mm: I taice the 7. Work always ha* to mop wrong .ictlon (14.. when visitors come (4. 3). 9. Decent, but capable of being 8. Box with Cromwell to keep replaced?
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    Bonus for teachers who pass Malay exams
    321 8 Bonus for teachers who pass Malay exams SINGAPORE, Friday. I 1 HE Singapore Government today announced bonus offers of $200 and $500 to non-A/ialay teachers who pass the Malay Standard Two and Three examinations. The Parliamentary Secretary to the Education Ministry, Inche Rahim Ishak, said: "This is to encourage non-Malay
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    New talks on wages
    49 8 PENANG, Fri— The National Union of Commercial Workers will Ittft fresh negotiations with rinployers this year on salary structures. This is necessary. Mr. Foo 800 Tong. the Penang branch secretary, states in his biennial report, because most of the present structure agreements would be expiring.
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    Umno branch anniversary
    52 8 PENANG. Fri. The Bukit Glugor branch of Umno will hold I its first anniversary celebrations and lir.st annual meeting at the Bukit Glugor customs village on Sunday. A luncheon for nearly 200 mem- j bers and guests, including the branch's Kaum Ibu and youth sections, will precede
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    Security measures at bazaar for the blind
    211 8 Security measures at bazaar for the blind SINGAPORE. Fri.— Sperial security measures will be taken at the 13th annual International Bazaar for the Blind to be held at the Victoria Memorial Hall on May 8. The bazaar will be opened at 10 a.m. by the Yang dlPertuan Negara. Tun Yusof
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    Bahaman off to Geneva
    76 8 KUALA LUMPUR. Prl. The Minister of Health. Inche Baha- 1 man bin Samsuddin today left here for Geneva to attend the 18th World Health Assembly. Malaysia will also be represented at the assembly, which is being attended by 124 member-countries, by Dato <Dr.t Mohamed Din bin
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    Fun fair
    30 8 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. The Indian Hi«h Commissioner. Mr- Mustafa Kaniil Kichvai will open i the Selangor Indian Association I food and fun fair, at Taylor Road on Sunday.
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    Easier terms for Tiong Bahru flats now
    252 8 Easier terms for Tiong Bahru flats now SINGAPORE. Fri. Th« Housing and Development Board, with the approval of the Minister for National Development, has decided to relax some of the conditions for the sale of Tiong Bahru flats. "Thi.s relaxation will apply alike to tlio.se tenants who have already purchased,
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    Replanting staff union meeting
    38 8 F-ENANG. Fri— The Pedemlon Replanting Staff Union. Penang. Kedah and Perils branch, will hold its first general meeting In Sungei Patani tomorrow. Tile chiel replantintc ofßcer. Mr. Tan Tfiig Poey. will open th« meeting.
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    Defence Fund show
    32 8 MUAR. Fri— The Muar National Defence Fund committee will stage a show at the amusement p;uk here on May 7. All proceed* will go towards the National Defence Fund-
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    Higher price soon Tasek land
    181 8 IPOH. Friday 'FHE Ipoh municipal council has decided rto increase the price of land in the Tasek j industrial estate here. This decision was announced by Mr. Khong Kok Vat, who presided at the council's monthly meeting last night, in the absence of the president.
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    Honours to 249 for public service to Singapore
    305 9 Honours to 249 for public service to Singapore SINGAPORE, Friday. Yang di-Pertuan Negara has bestowed honours on 249 people for services to the State. They include civil servants, professional men, trade unionists, businessmen and social workers. Their names are announced in the State Day honours list. The Director of Posts,
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    Court fines father for son's lottery offence
    258 9 Court fines father for son's lottery offence SINGAPORE, Fri.-Tne juvenile court, acting under special powers, today punished and lined a father Si, ooo for an offence Di assisting in an illegal lottery, committed by his 11 -year-old son. I Miss Jenny Lav Buong Bee. I the magistrate, had determined that
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    FARMERS URGED: COPY ZEAL OF NON-MALAYS
    304 9 FARMERS URGED: COPY ZEAL OF NON-MALAYS ifERSING, I ri. Jl The Homo Affairs .Minister. Dato (Dr.) Ismail bin Dato Abdul Rahman, today urged the rural Malays to emulate the hard work and drive of their nonMalay counterparts to build up a sound broad economic base. Me said that the present
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    List of main Singapore awards
    1352 9 THE following have been given Singapore State Day awards for their meritorious services: PIM,\I l\s\ GEMILAXG .Mrritorious Service Medal >: Mr. Lim Ho Hup. acting Director. Economic Development Board I'listhumous award: Dato Loicc Wan Tho. late chairman, MalayMan Airways. BINTANt, BAKTI MASIIV i;\K\l d'ublu- Service
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    'Spread this spirit' call
    68 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Pri Tli« Awriwnnt Minister of Culture. Youth and Sport.s. Ungku Moh<em bin Abdul Kaclir. today appeaJad to youths to spread the spirit of mutual understanding Mid tolerance M us to create a "f national solidarity (i this at the closinc ceremony of three cour.se.s
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    'Seizure of Malaysian flags' report riddle
    147 9 'Seizure of Malaysian flags' report riddle The Government here is puzzled by a Jakarta report that Malaysian flags had been seized during the 10th aniversary celebrations of the Bandoeng conference The question that was being asked here today waswho distributed tho flags 100.000 of them, according to the Jakarta report
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
    115 10 *f Wnri, J/J (Minimum) MR. A MRS. c.eorre AnK thank all relatives and fn. ml" for their rongratMla'lons, valii.il.il' (Jfti and attendance at their weddintc. MANY THANKS 'o our dearent mother of Perpetual Succour and her f ivourn granted. F» fford MR AND MRS. Antony Thnnpamjah I rctattrw nnd
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    41 10 THE COCKPIT* RIJITTAIEL I •*ned every Saturday and sundaj lunch Mmc LINO BAZAAR fnr a ticket )n tne donation draw you roull be tbe «wner <.t COLD STORAGE SUPERMARKET, Orchard Road, and ttacapat* Hranchea w:il he Open aa v.vial today.
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      A Change Of Mind
      679 10 Hope of peace talks in Tokyo is waning fast. Whether organised opposition has changed President Soekarno's mind for him, or whether he has encouraged the opposition in order to bow to it, is imi material except for the light the truth would shed on the President's
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      Rann Of Kutch
      342 10 With Britain mediating, soundings have begun for a ceasefire between Indian and Pakistani forces in the disputed Rann of Kutch border area. The British Prime Mm:- ister, Mr. Harold Wilson, has proposed that all troops be withdrawn from the entire area. Details of his plan have not,
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      Two Steps
      198 10 It has not yet been explained why all nine trawlers of a Singapore fishing fleet should have drifted into Indian waters at the same time, there to be arrested. Were they within the three-mile limit, or the 12-mileV Did all their engines break down? Or, as seems likely,
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      Higher education that costs government nothing
      259 10 Higher education that costs government nothing I REFER to your comments on the problems created for the H.S.C. private candidates Perhaps you may be aware that the G.C.E. (or matriculation, where the latter examination still exist,) is the medium for admission to university and professional courses and that barrier for
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      A millionaire every month
      50 10 TITH reference to the prizes for the Social Welfare Lottery tickets discussed in your columns, why not have only one prize of say one $1 million for each draw. This will enable the country to produce a dozen millionaires or so per annum. MICHAEL ANTHONY' Singapore
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    BRITAIN'S BID FOR A BRIGHTER SUNDAY
    700 10 BRITAIN'S BID FOR A BRIGHTER SUNDAY IT hasn't happened lately but one is liable to three hours in the stocks for wandering outside one's parish in search of Sunday amusement in Britain. That Is the alternative to payment of 3s. 4d. provided by the Sunday Observance Act of 1625. The
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    888 10  - Stubborn boss in the White House Patrick O'Donovan A COLOSSAL GAMBLE AND THE MEANING OF "WINNING' By WASHINGTON, Fri. PRESIDENT Lyndon Johnson is using limited war as an extension of his diplomacy in the Far East. He is engaged in a colossal gamble, sustaining the risk almost alone. Some of
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    The King and Queen back by sea on Friday
    194 11 The King and Queen back by sea on Friday KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. The Yang di-Per-tuan Agong and the Raja Permaisuri Agong will return* from their Middle East tour aboard the liner Arcadia next Friday. Their Majesties will disembark at Penang. The Governor, Raja Tun Uda. and Tengku Puan Nor Sa'adah.
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    Appeals lost: 18 to die
    727 11 HORROR OF EVENTS 'UNPARALLELED IN LOCAL HISTORY* NOTHING TO SHOW PULAU SENANG DETAINEES WERE BADLY TREATED 9 SINGAPORE, Friday. fHE Federal Court of Malaysia today dismissed the appeal of 18 former Pulau Senang detainees against conviction and sentence of death on charges of rioting and
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    Ex-Malayan journalist back on visit
    74 11 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri— Mr. Jeffrey Rajasooria, who worked as a journalist in the old Malaya Tribune from 1937 to 1941, is back here —on a busman's holiday. Now an assistant editor in the Office of Information in the United Nations based in New York, he
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    Stamps auction for D-Fund
    55 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Pri. Th« Selangor Stamp Club will hold its second auction sale in aid of the National Defence Fund the British Council Hall here at «.3O pm on Tuesday. Many stamps, first day covers and a President Kennedy halfdollar memorial coin will be offered at
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    The boy of 15 who handled cheques
    142 11 The boy of 15 who handled cheques CINGAPORE, Frl. Asst, Supt. (Mrs.) Mary Quintal, told a court today about a 15-year-old boy who handled cheques both in the course of his own business and also as a sales employee in a New Bridge Road firm. "He conducts his own business
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    Munich Nonet concert
    45 11 KOALA LUMPUR. Fri. The Munich Nonet, a .string and woodwind ensemble from Oertnany. will give a concert at the Dewan< Bahasa dan Pustaka. here, on Sunday. I Tickets priced at M. $6. M md SI are obtainable at B<'a and Weld Suprmarlcet.
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    KOREAN DOCTORS: 'NO NEED FOR MMA ADVICE'
    189 11 KOREAN DOCTORS: 'NO NEED FOR MMA ADVICE' ITUALA LUMPUR. Fri. The Minister of Health, Inche Bahaman bin Samsuddin, said here today that the Government saw no reason for consulting the Malayan Medical Association on the recruitment of doctors from Korea. The decision to recruit them was made by the Government
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    Storm hits Tangkak
    64 11 TANGKAK. Fri. A whirlwind, which swept through here on Tuesday night, destroyed about 50 acres of young rubber trees at Grlsek and 20 acres of fruit plantation in Kampong Melayu Raya. Damage was estimated at more than $100,000. The whirlwind, which lasted for about half an hour,
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    BOMB GOES OFF UNDER OIL DRUM NEAR MARKET
    167 11 BOMB GOES OFF UNDER OIL DRUM NEAR MARKET MALACCA. Fri. Pollc* cordoned off an area near the Central Market here following a bomb explosion late last night No damage was reported. The bomb was placed in a drum containing 400 gallons of dlesel oil in an open space In Kampong
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    Two found slashed
    52 11 MUAR. Frl. A sawmill Droprletors wife. Madam Lan Slew Kirn. 31. was found slashed to death at Grise,;. 12 miles from here, yesterday. Beside her lay her husband. Ec Kirn Le. 35. semiconscious from a throat wound. The cnuple had been married for 13 years. They have
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    Coconut kills baby girl
    54 11 IPOH. Fri. A three-munrh- Id dhov oirl was fataLjr injured when she was struck by tailing coco-ut in Kampcng Pi Bharu. 10 ml:rs from The pirl. who wai In 'he arms of her aunt when she wai .-truck, died an hour after shr \vn.- admitted to
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    Malacca typhoid claims a second victim
    239 11 Malacca typhoid claims a second victim From A. SRIPATHY ]Lf ALACCA, Frl. The iTI typhoid outbreak here claimed a second victim today. She is Jambol binte Bahi, 70, who died in the General Hospital this morning. The first victim, Lebah binte Yacob. 51. died on Monday. So far, 42 people
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    Rubber output increases
    44 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Pri -Malayan ruo'oer production for lie first ou irter or this 199.984 tens, r sll<?M increase ant production i period iast year. Estutes accounted for 106.049 tcrs ar.d smnllholdines 93.935 I :on far the Jim quarter called 195.8 M
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      Lock icon Don't defy the whole world, Wilson warns Mr. Smith
      247 12 Don't defy the whole world, Wilson warns Mr. Smith f ONDOV Fn. The British Prime Minister, Mr. Wilson, told the House of Commons yesterday that Rhode- 1 sia could achieve inde-i pendence only by nego-| tiation with Britain and a unilateral de-i claration of independence would bring grave consequences. "She
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      Lock icon Envoy approved
      38 12 l AIPEH tt\ The National- \g\ Chinc.-r Cabinet hU approved the nominations of Mr. S- K. Chou to succeed Dr- TF Tsianjr ;us Ambassador to the United States. Mr. Chou Is currently Ambassador to Spain. Reuter.
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      Lock icon As Red bullets fly...
      54 12 NEAR DANANG BASE, FARMERS SHIELD CHILDREN WITH OWN BODIES A VIETNAMESE farmer and his wife try to protect their children from Vietcong bullets as a Communist force ambushes a U.S. Marine patrol passing through a small village south of Danang airbase. Two marines were wounded in
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      Lock icon Kenyatta rejects 'too old' Soviet arms gift
      176 12 Kenyatta rejects 'too old' Soviet arms gift NAIROBI. Fn Ka- nya had rejected a Russian arms gift because the weapons were "too old and of no use to the modern army of Kenya, 1 Prej sident Jomo Kenyatta told a Press conference I yesterday. He said hla Government had inspected
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      Terror threat, so city is off-limits to Marines
      306 12 Terror threat, so city is off-limits to Marines r)ANANG, Fri. v This vital city was placed out of bounds to U.S. Marines today as Vietnamese security officials learned of preparations for a possible campaign of terror against Americans. U.S. military sources said there were also fresh reports of a Vietcong
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      Lock icon Rescue dive by RASC man in Hong Kong
      114 12 HONG KONG. Fri British Army officer dived I Into an eight-foot deep stream in the New Terrii tories to rescue victims of a I car crash last night. Lieut- Nor] MocAfTrey. of 29 Company. RASC brought ».->nor« all four people m the
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      US coastguard cutters for Vietnamese navy
      115 12 WASHINGTON, ML Seventeen coastguard cutters mounting 20-mm. cannon are being sent to South Vietnam to assist the South Vietnamese navy in halting Communist infiltration by Ilifi-nic Department statement last niu tit said: "Participation of^ thr loastguanK t branch of Urn armrd forces which functions
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      DOING MORE FOR ROAD SAFETY
      289 13 DOING MORE FOR ROAD SAFETY VOIR Ir.ider "Toll lof tIM Ko.kln I \pril I',) must surt'ly lommciid itself to every MM motorist in tln--(ountrv in that it recognises that/ there iff many contributory factors in road accidents other than just bad driving, and 1 led sure that every sane motorist
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      Road deaths, the search for answers
      808 13 YOUR editorial 1 (S.T. April 27) raised three major points and I shall attempt to answer them one by one. The first point you have raised was that, in your opinion, the traffic authorities and the Ministry of Transport did not know enough of
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      A word for all the tigers
      480 13 A-NCE again we read that a tiger has killed a human being. Mr. Pereira's argument has its points no doubt, especially when it comes to knowing whether a tiger is a man-eater or not. but it is a proven fact that some 99 per
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      SILENCE THAT DOES NOT HELP
      129 13 SILENCE THAT DOES NOT HELP rpHE general concern X caused by the statement of the Minister of Home Affairs in relation to the Mac Donald House incident, has been voiced by several readers. However, what is left unsaid assumes more significance. It is only fair to stress that discipline does
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      77 13 A police officer is and ■A should be a model of discipline and control and there can be no excuse whatsoever for anyone losing his head, no matter what the situation may be. The very fact that an officer has lost his head shows that he is no longer fit
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      65 13 13 ECENTLY completed 1 the Central Market in Johore Bharu was the pride of the town. Now. after a few months' use, it is the disgrace of the town with all elementary health rules ignored by the hawkers, drains and stair-ways choked with rubbish dirty antl smelling high. What are
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      SUPER EARS THAT HEAR SUPERSONIC PLANES
      176 13 I READ, with interest the article about the primitive early warning system used by the Reds In North Vietnam but I must admit to being a little puzzled on one or two points. The speed of sound at sea l°vel is. I believe 746
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      43 13 I CHALLENGE anyone to name any other town in Malaya which Is the equal of Malacca in terms of getting bad publicity in the Press, radio and TV. After cholera, housing and water troubles, we now have typhoid. ARIFFIN ALI Malacca
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      50 13 TEACHERS aent to the east coast face a bleak future, for thoy do not know how long they will have to serve there, or if they are there foreever. It is time the Ministry studied and realised th* situation of teachers, unhappy and frustrated. WORRIED R. Trengganu
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      120 13 IT might interest the to know how the Ministry of Agriculture reconciles all the grand talk (S.T. April. 25) about farmers "getting a better deal from their harvests" with the present price of three-cents for cabbages at the Highlands? The cost of
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      15 13 IN eight days Bukit Mertajam experlencri four blackouts. What's happening? LIGHT-UP B. Mertajam
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    Uncertain mood in Rubber Market
    493 16 AN air ot uncertainty hus pervaded this past week's market In which trading was thin although prices ranged over more than one cent, and half cp-.u dally H. C.B. Co. Ltd. In their current survey of the Malayan Rubber Market. President Sukarno's offhand attitude towards
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    DOLLAR RATE
    53 16 fllE present rate of the Malayan dollar against the pound sterling fixed on November 24 last year is Selling TT or OD 2s. 3 15/16 d.. Baying TT 2s. 1/16. Buying OD 2s. 4 Hid. The dollar Is at Its statutory middle position in relation to its range
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    37 16 f\N tht free ncninti markst IB Bong Kong yesterday the U.I. dollar was quoted at 5.75 for T.T. and 5.73 for cash. Sterling waa quoted at IS 01 and ens tssl of gold at 2SOI.
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    SHARE MARKET IS QUIET BEFORE HOLIDAY CLOSURE
    615 16 From Our Market Correspondent BUSINESS tapered off almost completely on the Stock Exchange yesterday before tbe holidays. The trading room Is closed in Singapore this morning for the Labour Day and State holidays and in Kuala Lumpur for the first day of Muburram.
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    25 16 Malayan Stock Indlcr* April 29 April 30 •IndwrtriaU: 77.55 77.36 Tins: 98.79 97.79 S rubbers: 104.15 104.15 •Ore. 30, 1963—100 Dm. 29, 1962—100
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    832 16 BUSINESS In and reported to the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Stock Exchange of Malaysia yesterday, with the number of the shares traded In brackets: INDUSTRIALS: Boustssd (1.000) f 1.25: Dunleps (1.000) 51. 43. (1,000) 51. 46: Cast Smelt (2.000) S4: Im (3,000)
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    Straits tin price again declines in Penang
    350 16 STRAITS tin continued Its sharp decline yesterday falling 89.62} to 5722.87* in Penang. In two days it has lost $14.25 of the $26.50 gained on Tuesday and Wednesday. The offering was estimated unchanged at 240 tons. In London on Thursday tin values drifted
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    OPTION PREMIUMS
    236 16 April 30. Thru* mootba INDUSTRIALS BOQMsSUI l« Ct*. MM 16 ctt. City Do*. 1 cul M. lon. 10 cv C.B. Holdtnsa M Iron eta. 14 eta. 0.c.8.c. IS eta Duolop U eta. KoMoaoa 10 eta. K HiMliin vi eta. Rotßraana 10 ou £sao 12 .-ta. San c eta.
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    CLOSING PRICES
    24 16 April 30. MALAYAN RUBBER PRICE: 743 cents (up one-eighth of a cent). TIN: $722.87* (down 59.621). Unofficial estimated offering 240 tons (unchanged)
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    69 16 'PHI Malayan *»cn«n». BanUs Am--1 nation made tbese change* In IU rate* to mercnaaU yeaterday (all rataa to *100>: Nix fork: During TT 32!. alrmaU CiD 32 7/8, 90 d/st. 33 1/4 cradlt bllla, 3.1 8/8 trade Bills. (•Minx TT M OD rtady: U.». dollars 32 tf/18: Bsuttcho
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    11 16 April March Kublter: 74.217 72.08 eta. Tin: 9712.93 SblS.Oi
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      821 17 NOTICE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that with effect from Ist May 1965, i tian Kok Thye Hamzah Bin Syed have ceased to be in the employment of International Air Conditioning Co. iM) Ltd. and is no longer authorised to transact or receive monies on behalf of the Jompany. RUBBER PRICES
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      586 17 NOTICE Pursuant to Section 29 of the Trustee Ordinance (Chapter 34) ma interested in or having claims against the Estates ol any hi the deceased persons undermentioned, whether as creditors, bciifiitiaries or next-of-kin. are required to send particulars ot their claims or interest to Hongkong Shanghai Bank m;i> Trustee Limited.
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      496 17 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS LEMBAGA KEMAJUAM tUMPONG DAM PEKISAHAAN KLKAL AND INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY Applications are invited preieruUiy noui Federal Citizens lor appomiment as: L LEGAL OFFlCfcrt. WuaiiatauuiU). Appuuuu uiut>t ut; either jjuiiiaieis or aoutiwii aim siiouid tbtve at letui, Uuee ycais piuiL-saionai experience ailer can ua a dvii liter or eiuoimeut
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      701 17 I TENDERS GOVERNMENT OF MALAYSIA MINISTRY OF AGKIC LLTLKt AND CO-OPERATIVES. DRAINAGE AND IRRIGATION DIVISION :<U'DA RIVER PROJECT. It is expected to invite tenders In July and August 1865 (or certain sub-contracU (or the detailed design, supply, delivery, and supervision ot erection of fabricated steelwork (ormlng part ot the civil
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      458 17 TENDERS GOVERNMENT OF BRUNEI FIKK SERVICES DEPARTMENT II MM K NOTICE TENDERS will be received by the Chairman Tenders Board, at the Office of the State Financial Officer Government Offices. Brunei Town, up to 4.00 pm on Monday. 31st May. 1965 tor the supply and delivery to the Fire Services
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      393 17 ENGINEERING SALESMAN We are looking for a representative with experience in selling MACHINERY and ENGINEERING EQUIPMENT generally and/or BUILDING MATERIALS to canvass advertisement space in engineering and building trade journals. Trade contacts are necessary and advertising experience will be useful. Salary in the range $600 to $1000 per month for
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      'Peak' can score again
      466 18 HE SHOWS WINNING FORM IN A SMART TRYOUT WITH YES DEAR, STAR ERA PENANG, Friday. pEAK OF PERFECTION has regained his best form —he has woa three of his four starts this season and this morning he underlined his chances of another success on Sunday in
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      1254 18 PENANG— 1st day Race 1—2.0 Cl 3 Div 2 ($6,000) 6£ 1 ***** (iicoleltr II a (Vein Vicn E Breuk. 3 9 0 IF) Trevens t 2 OKOB7 Gieoian Bay t Law an Kudai Daniels 6 813 Mitchell ***** The Lintie j (C <V L) Allan 6 8.11 -(hone 3
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      109 18 LONDON. Fn.— Miliwall made wre of promotion from the Fourth to the Third Division of the English Footbull I-eague U.st night when they beat Notts County 3-1 at Nottingham. The win gave them 62 points from the completed 46-match programme i.nd meant that 'hey.
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      632 18 KPSOM JEEP spot lichts your fancies for tomorrow's races at Penang. RA( E ONE GIGOLETTE II: Smart thre--year-old: good winner over Ipoh 5'.-f last month. VIOLA II: Last start winner over B. Timah 7f in February. BUDGERIGAR II: Good sort: fancied first time out at Ipoh
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      BASKETBALL KOREANS WIN WOMEN'S TOURNEY
      82 18 BASKETBALL KOREANS WIN WOMEN'S TOURNEY SEOUL. Fn.— South Korea won the first Asian women's ba.«kctball championship when they beat Japan 85-75 in key matri) here yeMerday. It was the eighth straight win tor the South Kurc.il.>. Jbbwi finished runners-up with six wins and two losses. Malaysia are the wooden spoonists
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      Photo decides 1,000 Guineas
      197 18 LONDON, Friday. T»HE 9-2 favourite. Night Off, won the Ore Thou- sand Guineas, the first British fillies classic, at Newmarket yesterday beating the French filly, Yami, by a neck in a photo finish. .Mabel was three lengths away third of the 16 runners. Yami started at
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      Lock icon Centuries by 3 Aussie batsmen
      117 18 Three of the Australian cricket tram scored centuries against the strong Barbados attack on th« I second day of their four-day match here yesterday. The Australians scored 461 for nine before declaring and Barbados made 31 without loss by the Bobby Simpson. 99 not out
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      30 18 soccEß Ipoh Div. I: Shaw Bros 3 Pollci PP 2; Div. 3: Kilat B 5 Ipol Youngsters 4. L. Perak 1)1 v. 1 (T. Anson) PWD 13 Flemlngton 1.
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      TWO TITLES TO CATHY
      114 18 JPOH Fri._ Won Kai Fatt, 18. of the Anderson School. and Catherine Llm. 15, of the Convent, won two titles each at the three-day Perak. schoolboys and girls badminton championships here last night. Result* of the finals were: Bats' tdfiftai Wong Kal Fatt bt Tail Teong
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      160 18 DUNLOP MALAYAN INDUSTRIES LIMITED m *sl m m V m M Tsß H^,<;T\ M i/if m j\ mf y\ r- jm m 'H v m 'S aMm This is the shape the C.49 takes when you take a corner at speed. It bends and bulges, but the whole tread stays
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      96 18 DIARY MOTOR-RACING South Mala.vsiiin rally iP. Panning. 4 p.m. i CRICKET Rulers' Shield: Penang Malays v Perak Mala>s Pg i Malacca Malays v Johore Malays (Malacca). Brander Shield: Perak TCSC v La Salllans < Coronatton (?rd. 2 n.m.i; Samuels Club v Klnta Indians (Tg Rambutan. 2). Friendlies: Pprak Poln Guthrle
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    Forces team to tour Borneo
    412 19  -  MANSOOR RAHMAN by UUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Malaysian Armed Forces soccer team will make a tour of the Borneo States in mid-June, Capt. P. Suppiah, secretary of the Forces Soccer Association, told Timesport here today. The main Idea behind the tour Is to promote friendshlD between
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    S'pore to field 2 youngsters
    303 19  -  JOE DORAI: FIRST CAPS FOR MATTHEW CHIN AND FERNANDEZ by Singapore, Friday 'J'WO Singapore Burnley Cup players Matthew Chin (half-back) and John Fernandez (centre-forward) are likely to earn their first state "caps'' when Singapore meet Negri Sembilan in their Malaya Cup match at Jalan Besar
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    Kuppan is fit again to lead Penang
    432 19 PENANG: With four chances, a greatly-streng-thened Penang team will meet Kedah in their Malaya Cup fixture at the City Stadium here on Sunday (8 p m.), reports OH KEE TIANG. Now fit and back In the team are skipper M. Kuppan. Ibrahim Mydln,
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    'Big revival' bid by Selangor
    300 19 |£UALA LUMPUR. Frl. Wong Heng Klong. Selangor Baominton Association secretary, announced today that the SBA-sponsored open Inter national championships at Studlnm Negara will be he!d in September Instead of July as earlier announced Stadium Negara has oeen booked from June 15 to Aug 23 and
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    TODAY'S RIVALS AT WEMBLEY
    103 19 LEEDS UNITED (left) this year's English Football League First Division runners-up. are the favourites to win today's F. A. Cup Final against Liverpool. The two teams for today will be picked from above photos: Leeds Back row from left: Billy Brenner, Paul Reaney, Gareth Sprake. Jack
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    Roses Cup final could bring first draw in 53 years
    531 19 LONDON, Friday. TOMORROWS F.A. Cup Final at Wembley stadium A should be a typical battle of the Roses dour, unpredictable but full of character. Liverpool and Leeds are both dedicated and direct, two functional sides who put results before style.
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    MAAU meet organisers face $50,000 problem
    307 19  - MAAU meet organisers face $50,000 problem ERNEST FRIDA: by Singapore, Frl. major championships for th« first time In 14 years, are determined to make it a tremendous success. It was decided that an appeal would be made to business firms and sports lovers to raise funds, apart from folding a
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    PMFA officials
    38 19 i IPOH. Fri. Perak Malay* FA. official: President Wan Daud Wan Ibrahim: vice-presl- dents: Dato Shaan Haji Abdul Wahab, and Abdul Razak Ekram; secretary; Daud Haji Ibrahim; treasurer: RM Idris and a com--1 mlttee of seven.
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    GURU, RAJA OUT AFTER 10 YEARS
    319 19 o ur rMMAMiin I By r. fc.MMANUtL KUALA LUMPUR, Frl Twn Malavsian intPrna i Awp Malaysian lnternational cricketers, who between them have given more than two decades' service to Selangor. are notable omissions from Selangor's team to meet PeSklli the opening Malayan Crlcket Association
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    TENNIS Haron ousts Akbar
    83 19 TENNIS Haron ousts Akbar ITTJALA LUMPUR, Frl. Mo- hamed Akbar, last year's Junior champion, went down 6-2, 3-6, 7-5 to Mohamed Haron in the quarter-finals of the open singles In the Malaysian Malay tennif championships played on the Selangor Club courts today. In another quarter-final tie I Yahaya Mustapha beat
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    MALACCA XI
    58 19 MALACCA, Frl. The Malays r ca team for the MCA inter-state C cricket match against Johore on > j the padang here on May 8 and 9. r H James. Tarn Kong Onn. MC. Sethupathy. Bakar Said. Robin Ooh. M. Booker. A. Allinson. M Price, Q Allen, N.
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    All-night raids on extremists in Singapore
    130 20 SINGAPORE. Fri. Police tonight mounted extensive raids against extremist elements to thwart their planned May Day demonstrations here tomorrow. A number of officials of various leftwing trade unions were arrested in thr operations which began at 9 o.m. Special Branch parties first raided the
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    33 20 LONDON, Fri— The 70-year-old Duke of Windsor has cancelled plans to come to London from his Paris home on Sunday, on medical advice, the EnglishSpeaking Union announced here today. Reuter.
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    22 20 HOLLYWOOD, Pri.— Raymond Bun-, television's "Perry Mason. has lett for his rifth visit to servicemen in South Vietnam. UPI.
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    87 20 MANILA, Fri.— The Philippines Government has allowed the United States to establish a temporary air br.se on Mactan Island in the central Philippines, according to the Foreign Secretary, Mr. Mauro Mendez. Mr Mendez at his weekly press conierence said the base would be
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    36 20 A POLICEMAN rolling up a May Day banner in the Singapore Commercial Houses and Factory Employees' Union office in Wayang Street after police had arrested two union leaders in a raid on Thursday. Straits Times picture.
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    370 20 LONDON. Frl.— There was a distinctly more cheerful atmos- phere In the stock markets today mspite of it being the last day of the account. Sellers continued to hold off and, with selective buying going on, prices made a good response. There was a further advance In insurance*.
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    63 20 LONDON. Frl. Bpot 22 id.. June 22> 4 d., July 22 3 16d.. Aug. 22 3 16d.. July Sept. 22 3/16 U. Oct Dec 22 1 16 d.. Jan. 'Mar. 21 15 lfid.. April Juaa 21 13 ifirt July Sept 21* id.. Oct Dec. Mil '.'id c.l f M>v
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    239 20 Malayan teachers decide to form a single union KUALA LUMPUR. Friday. A DECISION to form a single union for the 60,000 teachers in the country was taken to- day by representatives of 24 major teachers unions at a meeting here. The meeting, sponsored by the Malayan Teachers' National Congress, also
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    225 20 Koreans confident Malaysia can stay free QEOUL. Fri. South Korea's Premier. Mr. Chung II Kwon. last night expressed belief that Malaysia will be able to overcome its present difficulties resulting from "the expansionist aims of Indonesian Communists." Speaking at a dinnrr given lor him by Tengku Abdul Rahman. Mr. Chung
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    Lock icon Bustamante for eye surgery
    56 20 KINGSTON. Frl— Sir Alexander Bustamante. Jamaican Prime Minister, will undergo surgery on Sunday for the removal of an eye cataract. Doctors announced this after a medical examination of the 81--year-old Premier in hospital here last night. A cataract was removed from Sir Alexander's other eye at
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    26 20 BANGKOK. Fri. A British Army survey unii. based in Singapore, has produced map of Bangkok fo>- the Thai Government, after three years' work. Reuter.
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    23 20 INGS FAMILY: Annonmr Ihr run- rral of Madam Lee Joo O«k to &<■ htln today at 12.00 noon Instead of 1 <M p.m.
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    97 20 REV. CHARLES EDWARD FANG 72. at 5. 45 p.m. Friday at General] Hospital. Singapore, leaving bvhinri wife Madam Chan* Hun Hwa and I M>ns Harry, Rnoch, James, David and dauKhtrrs Dorothy. Lucy, Lily. Ruth. Klule, five sons-in-law, three daugb-ters-in-law and 20 grandchildren to mourn his lons. Cortege leaves IS6A
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