The Straits Times, 26 May 1965

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    26 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 145,000 NATIONAL LIBRARY. The Straits Times tat*** Sat*** 1 Estd. 1843. WEDNESDAY, MAY 26, 1965 13 CENTS KDN 1189 M.C.(P). 1005
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    King's call to nation
    610 1 At glittering Parliament opening Malaysians urged: Face future with strength, determination Full text of the Kings Speech in Pages 6 and 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday THE Yang di-Pertuan Agong today opened the second session of Parliament with an appeal to Malaysians to face the future with
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    Lock icon Were they MiGs or American jets?
    221 1 Were they MiGs or American jets? DA NANG, Tues. A South Vietnamese army outpost, four and one half miles south of the demilitarised zone, was attacked by four jets today. But military authorities here and In Saigon gave conflicting accounts as to whether the planes mttt Communist or American jets
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    Amok kills 3
    56 1 MANILA. Tues— Three persons were killed and three injured when a man armed with a knife in one hand and an ice pick in the other rushed into a dance hall in Quezon Province and started slashing at everyone within reach, I police reported today. The man
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    Lock icon Jackie off to Sydney, minus her cat
    788 1  - Jackie off to Sydney, minus her cat JACKIE SAM NEW ZEALAND GOVT ORDERS COMMISSION: CANCEL HER PASSPORT By (SINGAPORE, Tuts. Jacqueline Kkming. 27, lefl Singapore tonighl repatriated by the Immigration authorities after being held in custody for more than 12 hours. The golden-haired strip-tease girl from New Zealand was escorted
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    Lock icon Just fancy that...
    56 1 LONDON. Tues— The overnight express from Perth to London ground to a halt 25 miles from the end of its 440-mile journey yesterday because the diesel engine ran out of fuel. The train was held up In a secluded stretch of track for an hour while a
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    Lock icon Earth tremors
    20 1 MANILA. Tues. An earthquake of moderate Intensity was recorded In three provinces in Central Philippines early today. Reuter.
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    Lock icon SEPARATISTS RIOT, 154 CHARGED
    119 1 MONTREAL. Tues— Charges of disturbing the peace have been laid against 154 people following- 10 hours of Empire Day proteMs by French -Canadian separatists here yesterday, police announced today. Squads of police armed with clubs waded into demonstrators and hooligan!; last night when about 1.000 people
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    Indons try out new border tactics
    254 1 Indons try out new border tactics From G. GELDARD KUCHING. Tues—lndonesian army patrols continued their mortar bombing of the border area, south of Balai Kiimin, last night in attempts to divert and disperse security forces defending the area. No further contact has been made with the 200 Indonesian soldiers since
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    Lock icon Police foil plot to kill De Gaulle
    203 1 Police foil plot to kill De Gaulle PARIS. Tues.— French police foiled a plot to assassinate Gon. De Gaulle during his provincial tour last week, Interior Ministry officials disclosed today. Six nun recently anoted In connection with an unsuc-cc-vslul attempt on his lite in Southern France last August planned to
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    STOP PRESS
    33 1 BORDER (I ASH HEW nil hi i Indian troops kmukrd out two Pakistani armoured tars during clash in Biar B«t arra of Rann of Kutch today. DefcftM Ministry announced tonight.— Rrutrr.
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  • AFRO-ASIAN AND PACIFIC DESK
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      'Stop the OTHER Reds' plea to Moscow
      192 2 'Stop the OTHER Reds plea to Moscow OANGKOK, Tues. Thailand yesterday called on the Soviet Union to 'co-operato with other peace-lov- 1 ing countries "to bring an end to the unlawful Interferences and interventions continuously committed by the North Vietnamese and other Communist authorities." An ofllclal statement issued by the
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      Lock icon 'N-WAR IF MAO'S HOARDES ENTER VIETNAM'
      209 2 'N-WAR IF MAO'S HOARDES ENTER VIETNAM' PORTLAND (Oregon), Tues. Mr. Walt W. Kostuw, a counsellor in IS State Department, said yesterday the United States might use nuclear weapons if "massed Communist Chinese" entered Vietnam. Mr. Kostow spoke at a regional foreign policy conference. During a Hirstion and answer period he
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      Lock icon The Red Flag
      60 2 fOMMUNIST China's car of the future, the Hongki Red Flag on show at the Paris Industrial Fair. It is a 3 V -litre saloon with a top speed of 120 m.p.h. Standard fittings include air-conditioner and cigar lighter. It is 20 ft. long said to have an
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      Lock icon Aussie ban on travel to Hanoi
      85 2 Aussie ban on travel to Hanoi CANBERRA, Tues Australia has banned travel by nationals to North Vietnam. The actinK Minister for Immigration. Mr. Leslie Bury, announced In the House of Representatives today that Australian passports, except in very exceptional circumstances, would be stamped as not valid for North Vietnam. This
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      Lock icon Feisal's guest
      22 2 AMMAN. Tues. King Felsal of Saudi Arabia yesterday received the visiting Indian VicePresident. Dr- Zakir Hussain. Mecca Radio reported- Reuter.
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      Lock icon Cards of identity
      20 2 COLOMBO. Tues. Identity eatdi will be issued soon to all persons over 18 years of age. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Decreed: A new look for China's forces
      117 2 PEKING, Tues.— Changes in the uniforms of the Chinese Armed Forces are to come into effect from June 1. the New China News Agency said. The State Council, announcing this decision yesterday said it had been decided to abolish the current system of
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      Lock icon Indians do a Mount Everest hat-trick
      224 2 Indians do a Mount Everest hat-trick KATMANDU, Tues. 1V The Indian Everest expedition, climbed the peak for the third time yesterday at 10.30 a.m. said a message received here last night from team leader M. S. Kohli. Earlier reports said that only two members. C. P. Vohra and Ang Kami
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      Lock icon Reds step up infiltration in Japan
      85 2 TOKYO. Tues.— A Japanese chief security official said today that Communist Infiltration into Gevernment and public offices and in key Industries was steadily saining momentum. Addressing a meeting of chiefs of regional public security Investigation bureaus in Tokyo. Mr. Mitsusada Yoshikawa, direc-tor-general of the
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      Cabinet of 86 Ministers
      40 2 JAKARTA. Tues. President Soekarno today announced the addition of seven more Ministers to Indonesia's Cabinet. He said the additions were aimed at making the Cabinet "more efficient." The cabinet now has 86 Ministers holding 92 portfolios.
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    Lock icon Papuan bid to revolt against Jakarta
    163 2 Papuan bid to revolt against Jakarta JAKARTA, Tues. Indonesian authorities in West Irian have arrested some people on charges of trying to establish an independent Papua organisation, the official Antara news agency reported yesterday. Antara said: "Some irresponsible persons of subversive elements in West Irian, who tried to set an
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    Plebiscite 'a waste of money
    91 2 THE HAGUE, Tues. President Soekarno f "els that the plebiscite has promised to hold in West Irian (former Dutch New Guinea) in 1969 under the I nitcd Nations Agreement has become "superfluous.' The President said this in a recorded radio interview with the roving diplomat):-
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    Lock icon Jones flies home with a hope.,.
    177 2 JAKARTA, Tuesday. THE retiring American ambassador, Mr. Howard P. Jones, left with his wife yesterday, ending a seven-year assignment in Indonesia. They were the only passengers aboard a Pan-American flight. In a farewell statement he said: "I hope the gaps which threaten to separate
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    Lock icon Britain to pull out troops
    45 2 LONDON, Turs. Britain is to withdraw about 1.100 troop* stationed in Tripoli, the Minis; er of Defence. Mr. Denis H.-il.y told Parliament today. The troops are in Tnnoli under a treaty which is not due to expire until 1973 Reuter
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    Lock icon Sir Evclyn named
    34 2 LONDON, Tues. The British Government today named Sir Evelyn Homp v ho:id of an international commission being formed to write a new constitution for the troubled Federation of South Arabia- -AP.
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      11 2 ANACIN STOPS TOOTHACHE FASTEST-LONGEST I a doctor's prescription against pail 38/2
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  • EUROPEAN AND AMERICAN DESK
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      Lock icon Political confusion after polls in Belgium
      192 3 Political confusion after polls in Belgium ORUSSELS. Tue.s. The ruling coalition Government's lack ol one parliamentary seat in general election returns yesterday threw Belgian politics into confusion and the Cabinet decided to n ist all predictions, the coalition ol Social-Christian and Socialist parties failed by one seat to get the
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      Lock icon Britain switches to metric system
      83 3 I OXDON, IMS. Britiin is to switch t<j the metric system for weights and measures, first in industry. 2nd later throughout the country, it was announced yesterday. Mr Douglas Jay. President of the Board of Trade. t.ild Parliament he hoped must of Britain's industry would
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      Lock icon A police spy tells of plot for black America
      449 3 NEW YORK, Tuesday. A PLOT for a Negro revolution was outlined yesterday in a Federal court, including the machine-gunning of crowded city streets and aerial destruction of the nations Capitol and the White House. Its goal was said to be the
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      Lock icon Riots in Bogota
      37 3 BOGOTA (Colombia i. Tues. Students battled police for two hours yesterday in the sixth day Of anti-Government demonstra- tions that began as a Diotest against U.S. intervention in the Dominican Republic civil war. AP.
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      Lock icon Neo-Nazi sent for trial
      53 3 STOCKHOLM. Tues. Bioern Lundalil. 30-year-old leader of :\-.t 'alleged neo-Na/i organisation. «u> today committed for trial on [charges of making armed threats against law and older. The organisation, thr C;irl Errfrid Curl bergs Foundation was alleged 10 have plotted throw thr Swedish Government and kill Jews
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      Guardsman shot
      27 3 NICOSIA. Tue*. A Greek Cypriot national guardsman was killed today in a shooting Incident near the Turkish Cypriot village j I of Ambellkou.— UPl j
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      Patricia back home
      73 3 IJACK home in Britain is actress Patricia Neal, seen accompanied by her husband, British writer Roald Dahl. as she walks down the steps from the plane at London Airport on her return from Hollywood. The couple were accompanied by their three children, daughters Tessa and Ophelia and
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      Lock icon LORDS WANT TO REFORM SEX LAW
      151 3 LORDS WANT TO REFORM SEX LAW LONDON, Tuesday. J'HE House of Lords last night voted 94 to 49 in favour of the principle of reforming Britain's 600-year-old laws on homosexuality. It gave a second reading to -a private < non-Gov-ernment 1 Bll! which would make it legal for consenting adults
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      Lock icon 30 held for C'wealth Day violence in Montreal
      106 3 MONTREAL, Tues. Police rus'.ied reinforcements to the centre of Montrral last nißht an arrest- I ed more than 30 people fol- lowine violent separatist demon.-tratiens on Com- j monwcait.i Day. Police baton-charged .-tudents blocking ro.id Oni policeman tv injured ov brick Police
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      Nun admitted to Bar
      43 3 WASHINGTON. ftM* A 65-; Roman Catholic nun. ranctt Catherine, was; actm: n] to practise brfore the 0 B Bupremc Court today. Su-'ci Fr.iiice.s Catherine 1* a :<•>• HDCI MCfM U ipm: mlvlmi 'o her order, the. of Charily. R' iurr
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      Princess hurt
      31 3 UTRECHT. Tues. Princess Margriet of the Netherlands was slightly Injured in a motor accident when her car skidded and hit a guard rail near here yester- j day.— UPl.
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      Lock icon Commonwealth Day 'scandal9
      164 3 Commonwealth Day 'scandal 9 LONDON. Tuesday VO Cabinet Ministers 11 attended a service in Westminster Abbey yesterday to mark Commonwealth Day. and the former Commorwealtb Secretary. Mr Duncan Sandys, said afterwards their absence was a scandal. "It is an absolute scandal that the Government, who are always boasting of th»ir
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      Lock icon Truce in Bolivia, then an ambush
      135 3 FA PAZ. Tues. The Bolivian Armed Forces Command and officials of the Bolivian Federation on Labour announced agreement last nieht on an immediate ceasefire. The agreement applies only to factory workers in La Paz, but presumably would weaken the insurrection by tin miners who
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      Lock icon UN debate on Domingo is adjourned
      93 3 UNITED NATIONS, TueS. The Security Council, re- fleeting the improved situation in Santo Domingo, yesterday refraiied from taking any further action on the problem, adjourning alter a 45-minute meeting. The only remaining resolution belore thr 11-nation body, pro- posed three days ago by MrAdlai
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      Lock icon Whiff of death
      18 3 BERLIN. Tues. Leaking ammonia in a meat canning factory killed two women workers today —UPI.
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    PM to address Delta Centre
    46 4 SINGAPORE. Tues— The Delta community centre will hold a two-day celebration this week-end to commemorate Its fourth anniversary. Highlight of the celebrations will be a dinner on Sunday night where the Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew. will address the guests.
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    Cocktail party
    24 4 SINGAPORE. Tues— The Singapore Tour Operators Association will hold a cocktail party at the Hotel Singapura at 6 p.m. on I Thursday.
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    Industrial estates to ring S'pore in next 5 years
    505 4 Industrial estates to ring S'pore in next 5 years SINGAPORE, Tues. 'J'HK State Government's plans to transform Singapore from a commercial to an industrial centre would entail the establishing of a ring of industrial estates surrounding the island in the next five years. A promotion officer of the Economic Development
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    Pledge-reading by 1,000
    127 4 SINGAPORE. Tues. Singapore's National Language Month, which was officially brought to a close tonight with a ceremony at the National Theatre, has met with such "overwhelming response" that the State Government is considering the holding of another similar campaign in October this year. The Acting Minister for
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    NO CLUES IN $33,000 HAUL
    311 4 Armed leader patted shop customer I SINGAPORE, Tum. NOT a trace of evidence was left behind by four armed robbers who calmly walked out of a Cecil Street shop yesterday afternoon with over $33,000 in cash and luxury goods the biggest haul so far this
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    Talentime for schools
    142 4 CiINGAPORE, Tues. The O finals of Talentime for Schools 1965, organised by the Boys' Town Old Boys' Association will be held at the National Theatre at 7 p.m. on Saturday. This competition, under the patronage of Inche Rahim Ishak, Parliamentary Secretary to the Ministry of Education who
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    New market moves more hawkers off roadside
    105 4 New market moves more hawkers off roadside SINGAPORE. Tues The new market in CommonHealth Crescent is the third to be built in the fast developing Queenstown area. Costing about $182,000, this is the ninth market to be opened by the present Government. It will be officially opened by Mr. Chor
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    A postman who was in fear
    151 4 SINGAPORE, Tues. Mohamed Yusoff bin Mohamed Joned. under a three-month Jail sentence for wilfully destroying letters while employed as a postman, had his sentence substituted today on his appeal to a fine of $250 or three months' jail. Mr. Justice Winslow who heard the
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    Boys Brigade Week in Malaysia
    68 4 Boys Brigade Week in Malaysia SINGAPORE, Tues— The first Pan-Malaysia Boys Brigade Week will be held from May 30 to June i 6. The Boys Brigade of Malaysia Incorporating the Malaya, Singapore and Sarawak sections was loimed in December last year. During this BB week, members of the Brigade will
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    No-water areas
    59 4 SINGAPORE, Tues— Water will be shut off tomorrow In Clementl Road between 10 m.s. and 10W ms from 8.30 a.m. to 8.30 p.m. and In Pulasan Road, Duku Road, Duku Lane, Duku Place and Rambai Road and Lorong L, Telok Kurau Road (from Still Road up to Telok
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    Free shows
    36 4 SINOAPORE. Tues— The field section of the Ministry of Culture will hold free film shows at 7.30 p.m. tomorrow at Kheam Hock Road wayang stage; Kampong Cc-onation Tengah, and Hwa Nong School, Jalan AUagoff.
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    Time bomb explodes
    120 5 HOMES SHAKEN, BUT LITTLE DAMAGE TO BRIDGE I/UALA LUMPUR. Tues. A timebomb placed under the bridge at the 51 mile Kuala Lumpur Kepong Road went off at 10.30 last night. It caused little damage but the blast shook several houses within a two-mile radius. The police located
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    Girls must be protected: Judge
    124 5 Girls must be protected: Judge A LOR STAR, Tues. ■**A former padi planter. Eling Perat, was today sentenced to three years' Jail for raping a 15-year-old Thai girl. Mr. Justice All Hassan told Eling. who had 18 previous convictions: "There are many girls of tender age in the kampongs who
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    Two L-forums
    33 5 KOTA BHARU. lues- Tv.o public forums will be held at the headquarters of the Mi:iay Teachi-rs' Union, Kelantan branch, here on Thursday as part of the State's National Language Month campaign.
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    Rotary dance in Seremban
    49 5 SEREMBAN. Tues— The Seremban Rotary Club will hold Its amiu.il charity dance in the town hall here on Saturday. There are I" prizes to be won at the raffle to be drawn the same night. Last year the club raised nearly $5,000 for various charities.
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    Add Malay to sign boards, appeal
    100 5 IPOH. Tues. The District 1 Officer Klnta, Inche Mohamed Senawi bin Haji Zainuddin, has appealed to all shops and business houses In the district to add the National Language to their sign-boards. Managements could ask the help of penghulus and officers In the Land
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    Battalion crest ceremony
    54 5 KUALA KUBU BAHRU. Tues The crest of the 7th Bn.. Royal Malay Regiment will be presented to trie warrant officers' and sergeants' mess oi the 11th Infantry I Bn. of the Territorial Army at 8 p.m. here on Friday. The presentation ceremony will take place at the
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    10,000 ADULTS JOIN MALAY CLASSES
    262 5 10,000 ADULTS JOIN MALAY CLASSES SINGAPORE. Tuesday Adult Education Board's chairman, Dr. Wong Lin Ken, said yesterday that there were more than 10.000 people learning the national language in 365 classes conducted by the board. Speaking at the prize-giv-ing for winners of national language contests, organised during the State National
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    School raided
    26 5 PENANG. Tues. Burglnrs broke into the Federation School for the Deal in Northam Road during the week-end and stole I three typewriters and $440.
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    A trade union course in Malay
    91 5 KIALA LIMPLR, Tues. —The MTI'C (Selanror Division) will conduct a two-day trade union course in Malay at Shell House here from Saturday. The course, held in conjunction with the National Language campaign, will be attended by 59 members from 11 unions. Those attending will
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    Planters attend L-classes
    66 5 SEGAMAT. Tues- The Spgßmut .secondary English schools ha.s oiipneci National Language class for planters and their x.iff in the di.stnctF. The planters had earlier written to the Chief Education Officer. Jonorr. Mr. Tan Telk 1 Beng, asking for the class to be I held. Thirty people are
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    Fun fair date
    35 5 BRUNEI TOWN. Tues. The Brunei Malay Regiment will hold a fun fair next Monday at Bera- kas Camp from 2 p.m- to 5 pm. It will be open to the public. |ap.
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    Shoes on or off
    30 5 PENANO. Tues. The Penan* rural district council will consider on Monday whether meter readers should be itslcetl to take off their snoes when entering Malay homes
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    Cotton Board protest on Malaysian quota
    168 5 Ttf ANCHESTER. Tues. ITI The Lancashire cotton industry has protested to the British Government against Malaysia being given permission to increase he/ import quota Of cotton goods to Britain. In 1963 Malaysia sold live million square yards of cotton piece goods and made-up m>
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    Happiness is sunshine and fresh air
    274 5 Happiness is sunshine and fresh air SINGAPORE, Tues. Blind and paralysed Che Saonah binte Hassan^ sat in her new wheelchair today and said: "Now I will be able to get some fresh air." Bedridden In her small attap home In a kampong off Dunearn Road for about eight years, she
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    Padi contest today
    43 5 PARIT BUNTAR, Tues— The Krlan District Officer. Dato Mohamed bin Ibrahim, will open the annual Krian padl-growing competition in Simpang Ampat community hall at 9.30 a.m. tomorrow. More than 20 varieties of padi crown in the district will be displayed.
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    PARLIAMENT The King's speech from the Throne
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    204 7 Indonesian families cross border to Sabah IESSELTON. Tups. J Twelve men and women from Indonesian Borneo with about eight children have crossed into Sabah to escape Indonesian terrorism. The journey took them i three hours of hard walking. They abandoned everything except the few beloiisiiic.i they could carry on thrfr
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    Planter is cleared of murder charge
    168 8 Planter is cleared of murder charge I^OTA BHARU, Tues. Justice Dato Mohamed Hashim today acquitted and discharged a padi planter. Pauzi bin Zainol. 20. after the jury found him not guilty of murder. Pauzl was charged with the murder of another padl planter, Mamat Ramli bin 1 Ismail, 40, at
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    Alliance is opposed in by-election
    96 8 l/UCHING, Tues. The Alliance member Sara- 1 wak National Party, and the 1 opposition Sarawak United Peoples' Party and Party 1 Negara Sarawak have each i put up candidates for a byI election in Ward eleven of Kuching rural district couni cil. The candidates are:
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    Rotary dinner
    25 8 I KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. The Rotary Club or Petaling j;iv.t will hold its installation dinner at the Federal Hotel here on June 19.
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    UAR medals catch an envoy's fancy
    69 8 HP HE medals worn by the United Arab X Republic Ambassador, Mr. Abdul Moneim Hassan Tawfik (right), teem to have caught the fancy of the Pakistan High Commissioner, Mr. Syed Muhammad Hassan (left). The third man in this YIP get-together before yesterday's opening of
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    Australia praised by Senate President
    332 8 Australia praised by Senate President J^ GLOWING tribute to Australia's aid in countering Indonesian confrontation was paid by members of the Upper House when the Senate today received "with thanks and appreciation" a Speaker's chair from a twoman Australian parliamentary delegation. The presentation i 1 fulfilled an. offer made to
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    Youth week date
    40 8 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. The As.sisi.ani, Minister of Culture. Yuuth and Sports. Engku Mohsein bin Abdul Kadir. will open the Kuala Lumpur district youth week at the youth centre in KampoiiK Pandan a: 5.30 p.m. on June 2.
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    A puzzle: Where are the lovely girls?
    102 8 j£OTA BHARU. Tues. Kelantan Kirls among the loveliest in the country are shying away from the "Miss Kelantan 1965" contest. Entries were invited last month but there are only nine entrants so far The contest is open to girls between the ages of
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    CHESS: FUND-RAISING ON FOR LIAN ANN'S TRIP
    128 8 SINGAPORE. Tuiv The Singapore Chess Federation has launched campaign to raise funds to send Tan I.i.m Ann. 17. Singapore and Malaysian chess champion, to compete in the world junior chess championship in Barcelona in August this year. The federation's president Professor LimKok Ann.
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    S'pore know-how for Sarawak
    178 8 SINGAPORE, Tuesday. THE Minister for National Development, Mr. Lim Kirn San, today placed Singapore's experience in low-cost housing development at the disposal of the people of Sarawak. Mr. Lim told nine members of the visiting 12-man delegation from the Sibu District Council during an Interview at
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    Talk on family planning
    51 8 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. The American Women's Club here will hold its monthly lunch meeting at the Selangor Golf Club on Thursday. The head of the Selangor Family Planning Association. Mrs G. P. Zachariah. will speak ■on "Family planning. Its pro r>> ms and its future in
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    Customs holiday
    24 8 JOHORE BAHRU. Tues. The Customs Department here will be I closed on the birthday of the Y;t:;g di-Perluan Agong on Jun* 2.
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    A disclaimer
    49 8 KUALA LUMPUR. Tu<-s. Mr. I Peter S. Bradshaw. of Ulu Yam Es ;iip. Serendah. wishes to point out, that he is not the "Peter Bradshaw" referred to 111 a report In Saturdays Straits Times r*yarding 11 people who were fined in Singapore Tor watching blu« B rr.«
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    Unions split on proposal for political action
    733 9  -  PADMANA KRISHNAN MTUC executive decision sparks crisis over retaliation against Government's *strike ban' law By Kuala Lumpur, Tuesday THE Malaysian Trades Union Congress is heading towards an internal crisis in its attempt to get its 89 affiliates to tak( "political action" against the
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    Pilots: No decision on Indian offer
    146 9 Pilots: No decision on Indian offer i JTUALA LUMPUR. Tues. —The Ministry of Defence is considering India's offer to train Malaysian pilots on a larger scale than at present. A Ministry spokesman said today that although plans were not finalised. Malaysia felt the need for the training of more defence
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    The first landing at new airport
    109 9 The first landing at new airport ITUAM M'MPI'R. Tiirv— The first aircraft to tou<h clown at the nrw S."V2 million international airport at Subane. 14 miles from here, will he an j KM U Heron which will l.i tki tomorrow. On board the plane will be the Minister of Transport.
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    Crash: Tengku's message
    46 9 Crash Tengku's message KUAI.A LUMPUR Tuf*. Thr> Prime Minister. Tencku Abdul Rahman. ha.« sent a lptter of condolence to the Pakistani High Oommtatoner heiP. Sypri Muh.imm.id Hn.-san. convpyina Mitlav.sia.s symprt'hv over thp recpnt triißic eraali np»r Cniro Airport ol Pakistan! jetliner, >n which 119 people died.
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    Talk by Minister
    29 9 SEREMBAN Tiles. Singapore's Minusi er for Labour. Mr .lek Yeun Thong, will talk on "Current Politics" at the PAP branch office here tomorrow at 7.30 n.m
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    Rubber courses
    27 9 MACHANG. Tups The Rut>ber Training School at Bukit Sireh. 11 miles from here, will hold three morp courses In rabbst planting and processing ;hls year.
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    A BOOST FOR STORE INDUSTRIES
    154 9 SINGAPORE. Tursday. THE Minister for National Development. Dato Lim Kirn San. derlared today that Singapore's industrialisation efforts were beginning to bear fruit as evidenced by the setting up of a Product and Design Centre. Dato Llm. who opened the centre at John Littles building, said:
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    Currency case: Jail term, fine reduced on appeal
    203 9 Currency case: Jail term, fine reduced on appeal SINGAPORE, Tues. A lower court sentence against a Frenchman, who had pleaded guilty to attempting to export $76,145 worth of foreign, currency, was reduced today by Mr. Justice Winslow in the Appeal Court. Jean Jule.s Alme Magaion, S2, was sentenced on April
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    Lock icon Sultan in talks
    28 9 LONDON. Tuea. The Sultan of Brunei today rpsumed discussion* in the Commonwealth Relation > Office here on a Ministerial gystpm of government for the State— Reuter.
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    Lock icon Pistol seized from Filipino plane pilot
    77 9 JESvSELTON. Tues P<> lice seized a 38 pistol from the overnight bag of Capt. L. Flores. Filipino pilot of a light aircraft which arrived from Zamboanga. Philip- pines Soon after, he took efT ajrain For Lahad Datu with Mr. D. Irp'on. a director of
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    26 10 U Words $li Minimum) MRS. PAULINE GOMEZ, wife Of Mr Walter Oomei. died peaeerully at imknmpuzba on 23-r, t>s. Please pray for the departed soul.
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENT
    31 10 i* W»r4t SIB (Minimum) MADAM ALICE WO NO (widow of Mr. Wong CbooK Woon). children and i rd(-nlldren thank re|att\ea and friends for gifts. condolences and •tane* on their bereavement.
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    IN MEMORIAM
    30 10 Wordt $15 /Minimum) IN LOVING MEMORY of Master l.nh Tew Wei. who left ua on •iSIMJ. Badly Maassl hv D;i<l<iv. .lummy. brother Itm Chiang and MM Tew May
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    146 10 T0 Worii, SIS Minimum WHERE'S HOME, SHIRLEY '""n "Wrong MARIA BLANCHE iidks at The Hotel. T. I (S'porei 33M^ tonight, singer "Kashion Kaif lo I'raxon Court. Merlin Hotel. Featuring loan Booty Mod. -in. Show commences approximately 10.30 I ADELPHI ROOF GARDEN. EVSTJ Mturday Malaysian Nidit JoKet and l^illroom Dancing
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  • The Straits Times Wednesday, May 26, 1965.
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      Paying For Growth
      688 10 The Kings Address at the j opening of the second session of Parliament is notable for its emphasis on industrial and rural development, the creation of the Malaysian common market, the urgent need for j budgetary economies and (in an appendix) a brief but trenchant remark on
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      The Drop-outs
      318 10 The increase in enrolment in Form I classes in Malayan lower secondary school* has mot been as great as expected. Of the 146,000 children who completed their primary education last year and who, under the new dispensation, are all eligible for a further three years of study in
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      Everest Feat
      240 10 Records have been tumbling from Mount Kverest in the last few days. Three teams from an Indian expedition have reached the top within five days in an unparalleled conquest. The first team numbered seven men, the most ever to attain the top on one day. They climbed from
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    And their Lordships will humbly advise...
    1051 10  - And their Lordships will humbly advise... him Kean Chye BY PRIVY COUNCIL... A RIGHT TO APPEAL CONTRARY to popular beJ.ef not •very appeal from the courts in Malaya succeeds in the Privy Council. Of nineteen appeals in 1958 1964 only 10 wort successful. A breakdown of the appeals that failed
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      Sovereignty and a citizen's rights
      911 10 ONCE again our Parliament is contemplating watering down our rights by proposing to curtail our right of appeal to the Prival Council. We became free on Aug. 31, 1957. Our Constitution has been amended so many times that the present amended Constitution looks almost a
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      HSC appeal
      58 10 TN answer to "Candidate's" HJ3.C. plea (S.T. 14.5.65) the Ministry of Education wishes to announce that copies of the 1966 Cambridge H.S.C. regulations can now be purchased at many local bookshops. Copies of the regulations are also available for reference at the Examinations Division of the Ministry. WILLIAM
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    Common mart plan hits snags
    447 11 KUALA LUMPUR, Tv«« Revenue deal with Singapore may have to change fHE development of a common market has been more difficult in view of the present arrangements for dividing Federal revenue in Singapore between the Central and State Governments. In view of this, consideration will
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    Death fall girl's father: I did not know
    226 11 Death fall girl's father: I did not know PEMERLOH, Tues. A A father wept today as he related how he came to know of his teenage daughter's •'love pact" death in Singapore on Sunday four days after her disappearance from her home here. The girl, Chong Swee Chen. 14. was
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    TAM chairman
    34 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. Inche Buyong bin Abdullah has been elected chairman of the Technical Association of Malaya (Selanijcr branch i- Others elected were Mr. P.J.B. Manen (secretary), and Mr. A.O. Benedict, < treasurer).
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    What's the joke?
    56 11 IN happy mood after 1 yesterday's opening of Parliament by the Yang di-Pertuan Agon* are the Minister of Commerce and Industry, Dr. Lim Swee Aun (left) and Singapore's Prime Minister. Mr. I.cc Kuan Yew More than 500 people were invited to hear the King address the Ipper
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    Thumbprint on car, but he's cleared
    224 11 SINGAPORE. Tuesday. J£OH BOCK HUAT. a carpenter whose thumbprint was found on one of the windscreens of a car involved in a payroll robbery, was today acquitted of an armed robbery charge by the second criminal district judge, Mr. K. T. Alexander. Defence Counsel.
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    Lim: New rubber scheme popular
    147 11 l/UALA LUMPUR. Tues. Consumers have shown "very heartening" enthusiasm towards the new technical specifications for Malaysian natural rubber, the Minister of Commerce and Industry, Dr. Llm Swe« Aun, said today. "This will go a long way In ensuring the success of our scheme and also
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    Naval rating gets life sentence for murder of petty officer
    571 11 Naval rating gets life sentence for murder of petty officer SINGAPORE. Tues. A Royal Navy rating, William Edfar Phillips. 24. was today sentenced to life imprisonment for the murder of a shipmate, acting Petty Officer Gordon Frederick Masters, of MHS Houghton, on April 20. A court martial at the Singapore
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      Fashion industry looks to a stylish future
      473 12 Fashion industry looks to a stylish future If H E Australian fashion industry, which has developed remarkably in recent years, is entering yet a new phase of progress. Stimulated by increasing overseas recognition of the quality and distinction of its products, the industry is looking to further achievements in the
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      AUST. CLOTHES JUST FINE — SARAWAK GIRL
      216 12 AUST. CLOTHES JUST FINE SARAWAK GIRL WHO'S this girl? She's attractive Shirley Ting, from Iris Garden, Rock Road, Kuching, Sarawak. Where is she? She's in Melbourne, capital ot Australia's State of Victoria. What's she up to? Like all young women. she's having fun shopping for clothes. And what does she
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    Woolworths' retail sales here to start soon
    270 13 Woolworths' retail sales here to start soon IyOOLWORTHS (Ma- laysia) Ltd. are expected to open their first retail department store in Singapore in about six to eight months from now. This was revealed in Singapore last week by Mr. Theo Kelly, chairman and managing director of Woolworths. Australia which sponsors
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    Indian handicraft trade agreement
    84 13 I Inadvertently on this page last Wednesday. Mr. D. N. Saraf, general manager of the Handicrafts and Handlooms Export Corporation of India Ltd. was reported to have visited Singapore in connection with the appointment of Kumra Commercial Co. as agents, and made a statement. In fact,
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    Poor year for some Singapore factories
    482 13 Poor year for some Singapore factories gOMli old-established Singapore industries last year went through one of the most difficult periods they have experienced in their long history. The Monthly Digest of Statistics, prepared by the Chief statistician, Singapore, shows that outputs of a few of these industries fell below the
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    K.L. lawyer appointed Humedirector
    69 13 K.L. lawyer appointed Humedirector A MALAYSIAN lawyer practising in Kuala Lumpur has been appointed a director of Hume Industries (Malaya) Ltd. He is Mr. S. E. Teh (above), who has been associated with the company since its incorporation and before that, with the parent organisation of Hume Industries (F.E.) Ltd.
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    Lloyd Triestino re-routes Asia, Victoria
    136 13 Lloyd Triestino re-routes Asia, Victoria T LOYD Triestino has re-rout«d the Itinerary of the Asia and Victoria to Trieste, Venice and BrindiM. by-passin e the two previous ports ol call, Naples and Genoa. The new arrangement has been made because Trieste, Venice and Brlndtsl offer greater tourUt attractions, said Mr.
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    New express service
    184 13 FROM this month, the Nedlloyd Lines are bringing into Port Swettenham a new express cargo service to Europe. The agent at Port Swettenham. Socfln Co. Ltd.. said that this had been made possible by the greatly Improved transit times experienced >ince the opening of the new port
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    Paris travel agents study S'pore
    127 13 Paris travel agents study S'pore IN order to familiarise themselves with local tourist conditions and thus be In a better position to "sell" Malaysia six directors of leading travel agencies In Paris were the guests of UTA (Union de Transforts Aerlens) In Singapore last week. Garlanded on arrival by Miss
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      Egypt bid for local phosphates business
      268 13 Egypt bid for local phosphates business EGYPT is soon to open a market in Malaysia for her phosphates, said the director of the United Arab Republic Central Marketing Board in Singapore, Mr. M. Ezzat. Mr. Ezzat said he learnt that Christmas Island, one of Malaysia's sources of supply, was now
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      HOME FRIDGES NOW QUOTA GOODS
      250 13 SINGAPORE has now placed another type of foreign-manufactured goods under the import quota system domestic electric refrigerators. Those affected are refrigerators not over 12 cv. ft. capacity and refrigerators over 12 cv. ft. capacity In the case of the former, the Import quotas are 50
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      FORMER BANKER NAMED UNIT TRUST ADVISOR
      92 13 FORMER BANKER NAMED UNIT TRUST ADVISOR A MALAYSIAN who started his career as a banker and later becoming a sharebroker has assumed duties as advisory officer for Malayan Unit Trusts Ltd. in Kuala Lumpur. He Is Mr. Peter Wong. 28. who has Just completed a comprehensive six weeks' training coi.
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      301 13 JNttVE PUMPS ARE WIDELY USED AS STANDARD EQUIPMENT BY LEADING MANUFACTURERS FOR A WIDE RANGE OF APPLICATIONS. In fact JABSCO Pumps can handle all these and many others. Sole Agents:OVERSEA MOTOR LIMITED 450/452, Victoria Street, Spore 7, Tel: *****/5 (3-Lincs). %f I RABBET asiaiite YOUR INTEREST BUILDS UP FASTER WITH
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      775 14 SITUATIONS VACANT IS Word* ft (Min.)— Box St el*, txtrm EXPERIENCED STENOCRAPHER required by commercial Orm Good command of KnKllsb. Acl* to correspond independently Commercial experience essential. Apply with personal resume, present salary to Box A 4245 S.T. Spore. SITUATIONS WANTED IS Word* U (mHn,)—mUm tt eta, —re) READ 10*
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      947 14 FOR HIRE M *r*vW« M (Mint-Mox tt rt* twtrm FURNITURE FOR HIRB at Ksav sonaol* Ralea. Bin Oca Seng. »l. Ka> cnore Canal Road. Singapore. l«i *****/21t>-' REFRIGERATORS AT REASON ABLE Kates Prompt service guaraatead Mardea Company. 8- Urcnara Koud Singapore, lelepDoo* Sjm RAOIO FOR HIRE irom $5/-. Television Sl5
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      895 14 VEHICLES FOR SALE KM SC Mm. i— Roi 50 rfs rxlrm I$M MINI SUPER, lutu r/Anglis. Mtm-Super; 19*1 K/Consul Deluxe; IDM Citroen Light Kilteen: IWW 91 Prefect: 1957 K'Aanlm. K/Coosui Tourer, A 35: 1954 Hillman Minx. Trade-ins/terms arranged View 4 I'enang Lane, Spore. fas: 2StrWB. ASIA MOTOR CO. LTD.. 1/3.
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      781 14 FOR SALE 15 H-ore 1 !W i Mm. I— Box St ct* rxlrm THE NEW PMILt.O Kooni Alrconmtloori availar .pore Keirlgeratioo Cv lt>4 Ciemeoceau Aye.. Tel: Spore DACHSHUND HOC and httrh. Urunsnd Klug i^4» (Kl.l. STEAMBATHS, MASSAGE, ETC IS Hnrd, So »lm M r«». «x'r*s CtNlltUN r »aj*slSM Muu s
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    PARLIAMENT: BILLS WILL AFFECT STOCK MARKET
    859 16 From Our Market Correspondent BILLS laid before Parliament at its current session will have a direct bearing on the Stock Exchange of Malaysia although in the present state of the market what tbe reaction, if any, may be is Quite another matter. First there
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    STOCK INDICES
    26 16 Malayan Stock Indicrs May 24 Mar 25 •Industrials: T.,33 75.04 •ins: 9(j.3u 96.13 S rubbers: 103.58 103.56 •Dec. 30, 1963=100 Dec. 29, 1962 100
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    SHIPS IN PORT
    93 16 £MIPS ly.n, th wharvca or expected today arePerak N.W. 5. Tlgre 10/11 M.«" e,l Brander -1/22. Rajah Brooke 23/24 Brntong Mm. Benavon 33/36, Van Met* 42. and City at R,pod 44/ P»rt Swettenham: eST* B thi: sriel VVorker 8t t Mlir Wharf Berths: KraJnoJ. ZDamJa. Stream Berth:
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    114 16 MELBOURNE; Tues. [NDUSTUAU leaders were les» supported and eased while second rank issues were the firmer section moves were small In quiet trading. Palls slightly exceeded rises. Ba«« metals and oils were quiet and steady. Today's doting prleee with Monday* price i in brackrta Mount lia 34/10 (34/8)
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    RUBBER PRICES
    245 16 TINE first trade rubber f.o.b. buyers closed at 5 pjn. in Singapore and Kuala Lumpur yesterday at 73', cents per Ib. unchanged on Mondays closing level for the position. The tone waa dnlL R^.S. and F.M.R.E. closing prices in cents per Ib. yesterday: int. 1 R.SS BUyWS fcUm
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    H.K. RATES
    36 16 ON the Iraa exchange market In Hon« Kong yeaterday tbe U.S. dollar was quoted at 3.741 for T.T. and 0.731 (or cash. Starling waa quoted at 16.03 and ono taal of cold at 2581.
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    CLOSING PRICES
    21 16 May MALAYAN RLBBb'U PRICE: IS| cents (unchanged). TIN: 5787.25 (np 87.25). Unofficial estimated ofTering 200 tons (down 5 tons).
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      454 16 ORIENT OVERSEAS LINE EXPRESS SERVICE For N. York, Bolttmore, Charleston, N. Orleans, Houston, Golveston. Spore P. S'hom Penonq New York Hongkong Grace 6/ 7 Jun 8/ 9 Jun IS Jul Hongkong Producer 18/19 Jun 1 ***** Jun 22/23 Jun 27 Jul Malaysia Fortune 18/>9Jul 1 20/21 Jul 22/23 Jul 28
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      325 16 SOUTHERN SHIPPING LINES FROM BRISBANE, SYDNEY MELBOURNE ADELAIDE VIA BANGKOK M.S. Mortin Thor. 14/16 July 17/19°^ iOnTlul, M.S. Broholm 23/25 Aug 26/28 Aug 29/1 U? BRISBANE, SYDNEY, MELBOURNE AND ADELAIDE VIA SARAWAK AND SABAH UCL lut M-S-MTtiaThor. M/JoTul, 17/19^ JuSSLt, M.S. Broholm 23/25 Aug 26/28 Aug 29/ 1 Sep THORESEN
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    BUSINESS ON EXCHANGE
    807 17 BUSINESS In and reported to the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur u;ic;iiik rooms of the tt:otk Exchange of Malaysia yesterday, \uUi the number of the i traded in brackets: INDUSTRIALS: Cold Store (1.O0O) $-J 14. H Uunlops il.'i'jU) Site (1.UO0) 11.66, (2.Wtii $1.54; Cast Smelt il.OOO) J3W cd:
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    OPTION PREMIUMS
    245 17 May 2b. Three montns. INDUSTRIALS Boustcad 13 cv M. Box 14 eta. City Dev. 7 eta. M. Invt. 9 eta. C.S. Holdings 14 CU. N. Iron 9 CU. Dunlops 11 CU. 0.C.8.C. 14 CU B, Smelting 22 CU. Rotnmana 10 cv. Easo 11 cts. San 6 cts. Fed.
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    93 17 THE Malayan Exchange Banks' Asso- elation made these changes In Its ratea to merchants yesterday (all rates ■v 1100): New York: buying TT 321, airmail OD 32 7/8, 90 d/at, 33» credit bills, 33 3/8 trad* bills. Canada: buying TT 35 3/8, airmail OD 35«, 90 d/st. 36
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    58 17 CHINESE Produce Exchange, Slngaday: Coconut oil: bulk $64 i sellers, drum »67i sellers. Copra: May/June UK/Continent: Unquoted. Pepper: Muntok white SISO sellers, Sarawak white $1474 sellers, special LamponK hlack $147J(N) sellers. ASTA |Mt(N) sellers Singapore Coconut Oil Millers' Ass*elation prices: bulk $A4t sellers, drum $67J sellers The tone
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    Straits tin price still continues its rally
    563 17 FURTHER rise in the I A Straits tin price yesterday of $7.25 took it back to 5787.25. ln the past three trading days $17.25 has been regained following the steep drop of on Friday. In London on Monday afternoon the three months' buyers
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    DOLLAR RATE
    53 17 "T"l!r present rate of the Malayan dollar against thr pound sterling fi\ed on November 24 bvst year is Selling TT or OD 2s. 3 15 lfid. Burins TT 2s. 1/16. Boyong OD 2s. 4 4d. Thr dollar is at Its statutory middle position In relation to its range
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      65 17 SITUATION VACANT Large industrial organisation In Selangor invite* applications for the portion of Personnel Assistant in Its Personnel Department. Applicants should be male Federal Citizen*, with ll> or higher quali'iration. below 25 vrar< and preferable with some experience In this Ivpe ol work. Please rrply stating full personal particulars, salary
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      1997 17 COMPANY MEETING THE RUBBER GROWERS' ASSOCIATION BRITISH GOVERNMENT'S TAXATION PROPOSALS FAR-REACHING CONSEQUENCES IF IMPLEMENTED MR. JOHN SANDS' SURVEY OF THE RUBBER SITUATION The Annual General Meeting of The Rubber Growers' Association (Incorporated) was held on May 20 in London. Mr. John Sands (the chairman), who presided, said To begin with,
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      612 17 UNDER INSTRUCTIONS FROM AND BY ORDER OF THE DIRECTOR OF ORDNANCE SERVICES. H.Q. FAR FAST LAM) FORCES. SINGAPORE. AUCTION SALE OF Army Surplus Vehicles comprising:- Scrap Metal. Bedford Trucks. Morris Trucks. Tractors. L/Rovers, Trailers, Canvas. Batteries. Empty drums, etc. All Vehicles are lying at 221 BVD. RAOC. Tebrau. Viewing between
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      407 17 THE KUALA SELANGOR RUBBER COMPANY LIMITED NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a final dividend of 15 per cent (less United Kingdom Income tax at the standard rate of Bs. 3d. ln the is proposed for the year ended 31st December. 1864. The date of payment will be 26th June. 1965
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      295 17 PUBLIC APPOINTMENT SINGAPORE GOVERNMENT VACANCY Applications are Invited from SINGAPORE CITIZENS:— APPOINTMENT: AIRPORT HOSTESS. SALARY SCALE: $220x15A-!so> 265x1 5A-475 pm. plus Variable Allowance. QUALIFICATIONS: Cambridge School Certificate or equivalent. Knowledge of English and Malay. Experience ln telephonic/ communications work and dealIng with the public an advantage. AGE: 21-35 years. PROBATION:
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      194 17 TENDERS JOHORE J.K.R. TENDER NOTICE Tenders from Class "E' and above J.K.R., registered Contractors will be received at the office of the Jurutera Negerl. J.K.R., Johore, Johore Bahru up to 12.00 noon on 7th June. 1965 for the "CONSTRUCTION OP 2ND <t 3RD CLASS WARD AT SEGAMAT HOSPITAL. SEGAMAT. JOHORE.
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      Lock icon Disaster scene—from air
      118 18 Disaster scene— from air 4 ERIAL view of the black and twisted wreckage of a Boeing 7208 jetliner against a bleak and barren background after it crashed into a hilly area just north of Cairo seven minutes before landing. Aboard the Pakistan International Airlines plane were 127 people. An airport
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      Lock icon Arms row: Obote to meet Kenyatta
      217 18 Arms row: Obote to meet Kenyatta IZAMPALA (Uganda). Tues. The Uganda Premier. Dr. Milton Obote, announced yesterday he had agreed to meet President Jomo Kenyatta of Kenya as soon as possible in an attempt to solve a dispute involving a shipment of arms from Communist China. The arms convoy was
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      Blast kills five
      29 18 ROBBINS iTenn >. Tues. An explosion ripped through a coal mine deep in Brimstone moun- 1 tain yesterday killing five miners working 3.000 feet below the sur-face.-VPI
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      Lock icon Defence Dept denies that N-gun ban
      129 18 WASHINGTON. Tues TT The Defence Depart mint yesterday denied a report which said civilian leaders in the Pentagon had placed a virtual ban on use of onr of Arieric;i\ tactical nuclear weapons The Chicago Tribune had reported Ihr ban. The weapon was described as
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      IPI GROWS DESPITE THREATS TO PRESS
      372 18 LONDON, Tuesday DER Monsen, director of the International Press Institute (IPI). yesterday reported continued growth of the organisation amid threats to world freedom of the Press. Mr. Monsen, a Norwegian, made his report fdr presentation to the IPl's 14th general assembly which opens in
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      Lock icon Teacher holds
      45 18 CLAREMOKE (Oklahoma). Tups A 37-><\>r-old .•-clioolmistreM treated for mental illness our held nine policemen ;it b.tv with ;i ptoal tail niahi in her home The teacher, named by police as Betty Pott.-. «raa subdued after teargus tv tired into her 1 home. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Japan is again a bigshot in munitions trade
      221 18 Japan is again a bigshot in munitions trade WASHINGTON. Tuea The magazine U.S. News and World Report says big Japanese firms are pushing into the munitions Held. In Its ,:opyriKrited "Business around The World" section, the nationally-circu-lated weekly says that tht United States, since the Korean crisis has bought Japanese
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      Lock icon Sold—via Early Bird
      56 18 Sold via Early Bird NEW YORK. I A millionaire Ti\\,.s oiltn John Newman, today paid a record £14.000 for ,1 painting bf Sir Winston Churchill lhat he had never seen. The bidding was done for him at the lirst auction to ducted simultaneously on both sides of the Atlantic via
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      Lock icon Robbed-of 8 submarines
      49 18 VIENNA, Tues. The Albanian Communist Party ha.s accused the Soviet Union of stealing eight Albanian submarines and 1 number of surface vc It alleged that the* were stolen after they put into the Soviet port of S. bi-stopol for repairs. It gave no further details. —Reuter.
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      4 hurt by blasts
      26 18 TEL AVIV. Tiim Explosions early today injured Jour people mid damaged two houses In Ramat Hash*' n*V th« border with Jordan. ReuUr-
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      676 18 I NOTICE Qoh Eng Chiang. No. 632 Upper Serangoon Road. •i pore. TAKE NOTICE that an action' h.ta been commenced against, you .11 the Hmh Court in Malaya at Johore Bahru 111 Civil Suit No. 173 of 1964 by Lim Whong In allM Lim Hong En of No. 162-D I'
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      503 18 I LEMBAGA BIASISWA NEGERI PERLIS PERMOHONAN Bla.slsua adalah di-pelawakan kapada penunUtta Melayu yang berumor tldak lelieh darlpada 23 tahun untok belajar dt-Maktab Teknlk. Kuala Lumpur di-dalam bahagian Kejuruteraan Awam. Clialiai- 1 hendak-lah lulus pepereksa:m Sijil Persekolahan Saberang Laut atau pun Sijil PerM'kijUilian Malaysia Pangkat I atau II dengan mendapat kepujlan
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      721 18 NOTICE NOTICE ni:wsi'::im shoppings AND REEL ENDS The Stralu Time* Preai (Malaya) Limited 111 Jalan Pudu. Kuala Lumpur ofiers for aaia a quantity of newsprint (trippings and reel ends. Further detail* may be obtained from the office manager. Tel: K.L. ***** Ex. 28. TENDERS PEMBERITAHU TAWARAN J.K.R. SELANGOR TAWARAN darlpada
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      321 18 Straits Times Crossword i AC ROSS 6 Sounds like full agreement 1. Resort to bed in a heat-wave? g hRUnt but has a mt __t* n iB. Look for a different paper --(7>? Ked lhats bvl with article on church »10-_ d unconscloUB o f 9. Perhaps the main rise
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    AFC want coach longer
    284 19  -  FRANCIS BOEY: FIFA TOLD: WE NEED ENGLISH-SPEAKING TRAINER FOR 4-YEAR TOUR OF ASIA By K. Lumpur, Tues. J'HK Asian Football Confederation have made a six-point proposal to FIFA aimed at raising the standard of the game in Asia. The proposal covers the appointment of an English-speaking
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    Matches postponed
    20 19 KUALA LDMPUR. Tues. Tomorrow's Div. 1 matches of the FAS league scheduled for Merdeka Stadium have been postponed.
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    AUSTRALIAN WORLD CUP TEAM FOR M-TOURNEY
    148 19  -  KEITH HOOPER By CYDNEY, Tuts. Aust- ralias World Cup soccer team may oarticipate in the Malaysian Merdeka tournament in Kuala Lumpur from Aug. 15 to 28. Australia World Cup Committee chairman Jim Bayutti said this before h flew to London for a world soccer
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    Koreans coming
    137 19 J^UALA LUMPUR. Tues.— South Korea is the fourth country to confirm their entry In this here' S in Me A r vu d K e {L a SOCCer Ur J.S? an°d th HL S ng £R ailand Nationalist. China and India nave also accepted In princrp.e leaving only
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    Penang call for Malay Sports Assn
    125 19 Penang call for Malay Sports Assn DENANG. Tues. A Penang I v Sport*. Association to rarrr lor all gamea played by Malays in the state will be formed if tin re us mi: 1 is e The Penang and Province Well--liy Budminton Association, at the:r annual general meeti ver the
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    CRICKET Lack of pace is Malaysian weakness: Roberts
    268 19 CRICKET Lack of pace is Malaysian weakness: Roberts- KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Dennis Roberts, manager of the Hong Kong cricket team, today put down the cause of Malaysian batting failures, in their matches against his team to "your obvious lack of fast bowlers." Mr. Roberts, who was leading his team back
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    ENTERTAINMENT SHOWS FORM IN FAULTLESS 3F TRYOUT
    301 19  - ENTERTAINMENT SHOWS FORM IN FAULTLESS 3F TRYOUT Epsom Jeep RACING with IPOH, Tuesday. ENTERTAINMENT V, a bright prospect for the 12f Perak Derby, worked in great heart on a good track at Ipoh this morning. Ridden by Des Coleman, this classy five-year-old went faultlessly In a tryout with Box Office
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    Quiet weigh-in tor big Sight
    62 19 Quiet weigh-in tor big Sight LEWISTON (Maine), Tu«. K\«ryihine ia expected to go off quietly when Casslus Clay and Sunny l.iston weigh-in later today for their world heavyweight flfht tonight. Asked if he had any surprise In ■tore for the weigh-in Clay Mid: Vup complete illence." The fight U expected
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    MAAU move to get another coach
    264 19  -  F. EMMANUEL ATHLETICS By Kuala Lumpur, Tues. HTHE Malaysian Amateur Athletic Union will 1 shortly ask the Ford Foundation for the services of American Negro high jump specialist, Phil Reavis, to help coach the national track and field team. John Kanagaratnam. MAAU secretary, told
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    Steel wins bogey competition
    62 19 SINGAPORE. Tues. V. Bttf) won the Women's Golf Union medal bogey competition on n count back from Mrs. A. Gilson at the Island Course today. Both golfers returned a minus two. In the "B" division the winner was Mrs. M. Middlemlst (-2) on count back from
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    WEIGHTS FOR 4IPOH RACES
    224 19 WEIGHTS FOR 4IPOH RACES rH, Ties.— Weight* far four races of the Perak Turf Club Derby Meeting hers on Wednesday, lane 2, are: CL. 1, DIV. Z— 5',F STB. KiU Suka 9.00 Prior Ma* 8.13 Sri Senyum 8.12 Sir Argent 8.11 Loch Leven 8.09 Bedcar 8.07 Flaah Time 8.06 Satoro
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    Opening century stand redeems collapse
    172 19 ONDON, Tues. A second KJ Innings opening stand of 100 by Bob Congdon ard Graham Dowllng redeemed a batting collapse by the New Zealanders on the second day of their match at CambridgeShot out for 137 and forced to follow-on in their reply to I
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    WIMBLEDON WILL NOT BAN RUSSIANS
    488 19 TENNIS LONDON, Tues— Major David Milk, the All-Ensland Club secretary, last night emphasised that there was no question of bttnniiiß Rusmuii players Irom competing in the Wimbledon championships. He pointed out that the n«.w prospectus Issued to competitors drew attention to the ntw rate, p.is>ed
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    Japan team here to show skill, spectacle of volleyball
    183 19 Japan team here to show skill, spectacle of volleyball SINGAPORE, Tues. Mitsushita, Japan's volleyball champions, are here to Help raise spectator and playing interest in the game in Malaysia by demonstrating how much skill and spectacle there is In the game when it is expertly played. Kenji Katanaka, the captain,
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    PABA Open tourney in July
    129 19 I OENANO, Tues. The Penang Amateur Boxing Association will stage its Open amateur championships at the New World Park stadium on July 3 and 4. There will also be a novices championships for boxers from the Army, Air Force. Police and Civilians. Military units stationed
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    New organisation to counter sabotage
    460 20 ITS TASK IS TO GUARD ALL KEY POINTS KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday A SPECIAL committee to plan coun-ter-sabotage measures for the protection of key points throughout the country has been established by the Government. Known as Ihe Central Key Points Committee, il Ikis sub-committees in every
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    Malaysia to set up mission in Algiers
    98 20 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. A Charge d'Artalres and a staff of diplomatic officers have been appointed for Malaysia's mission In Algten. A Government statement today did not name the personnel, but said that the team was ready to leave for the Algerian capital "any
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    79 20 Subandrio: One-day China trip JAKARTA. Tues. PreslSoekarno announced today he is sending Dr. Subandrjo on a one-day trip to China on Thursday. He told newsmen at the palare that the mission is "vital to us" but refused to elaborate. Dr. Subandrio will meet the Chinese Premier. Mr. Chou En-lai, 'n
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    Rotary's career guidance
    49 20 SINGAPORE. Tues.— The vocational service committees of the Rotary Club of Singapore and the Rotary Club of Singapore-West have jointly prepared a Career Guidance Book for the private sector as one of their projects for the current Rotary Year. It will go into print very short-
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    51 students gain Poly accountancy diploma
    205 20 SINGAPORE. Tues. Flf ty one students among them 16 girls have passed their accountancy course at the Singapore Polytechnic, and will be awarded the Polytechnics professional diploma in accountancy. The successful students are: Ay. Tour, Hum, Boon Suan Lee, Miss Chong Swee Hah, Chlnoh
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    Australian defence team flies home
    95 20 SINGAPORE. Tues. The three-man visiting Australian defence mission left here tonight by air for home after a two-week visit to assess the nature and extent of further Australian military aid to Malaysia. The team, led by Mr. D.S. Clues, the assistant secretary, Logistics Department. Ministry
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    Just fancy that...
    100 20 CRUMLIN (N. Ireland). Tues. Father Patrick O'Kelly's single-seater aircraft which he built himself for £600. took off smoothly from Belfast Airport with the priest in hot pursuit and nobody in the cockpit. It climbed 15 feet, then crashed 50 yards from the control tower, a, court was
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    LONDON STOCKS, RUBBER and TIN
    343 20 LONDON. Tues— lt was another quiet day in the stock markets with prices again tending to ease In the absence of buying interest The weakness of sterling was an unsettling Influence and there was again the credit squeeze affecting sentiment. Selling, however, was still on
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    RUBBER
    53 20 LONDON, Tues. Spot 22d June 21 7 sd.. July 21 15/16 d.. Aug. 21 15 16d., July Sept. 21 15 16d., Oct. Dec. 21 13/16 d., Jan. March 21 11 Kid April/June 21\d. July Sept. 21 '-d., Oct./ Dec 21 7 16d.. c.i.f. June 21 11/16 d.. July 21
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    TIN
    26 20 LONDON. Tues— Buyers £1590 sellers £1600. Forward buyers £1560. sellers £1561. Settlement £1615. Turnover a.m. 105 tons p.m 30 tons. Tone: Quiet and barely steady
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    225 20 Cheating: 2 British bridge team men accused BUENOS AIRES, Tues. Geoffrey Butler, president of the British Contract Bridge Association, says the cheating case against British team players Terence Reese and Boris Schapiro "has been very well documented." The two pkiyrrs wore formally accused of "grave irregularities by the executive commission
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    79 20 'Silent Billy' speaks again-49 words pANBERRA "Silent \j Billy" Jack, a member of the House of Representatives, recently made his first speech in Parliament since 1962. Members cheered and shouted encouragement when he rose to present a petition seeking the removal of words discriminating against aborigines in section 51 of
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    Weeps the Duke who gave up a crown for love
    244 20 pARIS. Tues. The Duke of Windsor wv p t unashamedly last night as he and the Duchess saw for the first time the film of his life "A King's Story." Then, as the theatre llghtl went up. he turned to
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    Annual meeting
    29 20 SINGAPORE. Tues— The annual general meeting of the Singapore Tourist Association will be held on Thursday at 2.30 p.m. In the Auction Room, 4th Floor. Denmark House.
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      44 20 I THE WEATHER Highest and lowest temperature tysta for the period 8 p.m. Monday to 8 p.m. yesten. Highest' I.ohm-1 Kuala Lumpur 90 75 Kola 7) Ptnang 88 ~i Ipoh Malacca 88 Singapore 90 77 C. Highland 57 Jesselton 88 75 Kuching 91 73
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