The Straits Times, 8 June 1965

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    21 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 145,000 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 TUESDAY, JINE 8, 1963 15 CENTS KDN 1189 M.C(T). 1005
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    New bank with Govt capital
    942 1 Tun Razak gives an assurance: We'll carry out Bumiputra's resolutions the best we can KUALA LUMPUR, Monday THE Deputy Prime Minister, Tun Abdul Razak, this evening announced that the Government has agreed to form a Bank Bumiputra as recommended by the Economic Congress of Indigenous
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    THE YOUNG STAGE DOOR JOHNNIES
    55 1 4 TOM-TOM beat lured these schoolboys to the stage door of the Stadium Negara in Kuala Lumpur yesterday. But they tried in vain to see what was going on inside all they saw was the back of the stage. What was going on? For the
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    Lock icon RENEWED RAIDS ON REPAIRED BRIDGES
    120 1 RENEWED RAIDS ON REPAIRED BRIDGES WASHINGTON. Mon. North Vietnam has been able to get certain key bridges back Into use only weeks after they were blasted by U.S. bombers, the U.S. Defence Department disclosed today. Temporary vooden sections have been Installed across gaps in .steel and concrete bridges damaged by
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    'Made in Peking9 hand grenades found
    110 1 'Made in Peking 9 hand grenades found KUALA Ll'MPl'R. Mon. Hand grenades with "Made in Peking" stamped on them have been found by security forces him tin down Indonesian infiltrators in Johore. Besides crcnadcs. security forces also seized Mmmi rounds of ammunition, mortar bombs and machine-gun magazines on Saturday "The
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    Lock icon New US aid for Thais and Korea
    205 1 New US aid for Thais and Korea BANGKOK. Mon. Thailand will receive more warships and aircraft for its navy from the United States, official sources said today. This follows the offer of new American defence aid to Thailand made by the U.S. Defence Secretary. Mr. Robert McN&mara. during his recent
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    Lock icon A LUCKY ESCAPE FOR 68 IN PLANE CRACK-UP
    116 1 A LUCKY ESCAPE FOR 68 IN PLANE CRACK-UP AI.WII.V Mon.—Sixty--H eight people aboard a l>< -Mi plane surviM-d what aviation odiciaN considered almost certain death yesterday in Obu City in the southern Philippines. The plane was speeding down a runway when it suddenly veered off. careered down a cornfield and
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    Lock icon More troops for Vietnam
    61 1 SAIGON. Mon. HMAS Sydney will anno in tioutli Viftimnipse wuKTs tomorrow mommi? lo disembark more lhan 400 troops and equipment ol the lsi Bn Royal Australian Regiment. An Australian army •pokeanan said they would be airlifted to Bien Hoa airbase. where they would loin another 300
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    Lock icon Japan to launch satellite soon
    42 1 TOKYO. Mon. Japan* will be able to launch a communication* satellite in the near future, thei Prune Minister. Mr. Sato, said today. He said Japan now rated as the "third most advanced nation in rocket development." UPI.
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    Lock icon Catholic petition
    49 1 SAIGON. Mon —More than 2.000 Catholic men and women presented a petition today to South Vietram's Chief of State. Mr phan Khac Suu. demanding the dismissal of the P:lme Minister. Dr. Phan Huy Quat. and accusing Ml Government of being weak in its I anti-Communist fight Reuier.
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    Lock icon Bumper harvest
    27 1 HONG KONG. Mon Ihp New China News Agency today reported 'rxcrllent wheat and I barley harvests in Honun KianKbu Hopei. Anhwei and Shensl provinces. Reuter.
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    Lock icon A 'spinning bullet' return for spacemen
    787 1 A 'spinning bullet' return for spacemen GEMINI COMPUTER FAILS ON THE LAST LAP HOUSTON (Texas), Monday. II FAULTY guidance computer will rob astronauts James McDivitt and Edward White of a pinpoint splashdown in the Atlantic today at the end of their four-day whirl through space. i The first system failure
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    STOP PRESS Space twins down
    75 1 STOP PRESS Space twins down HOUSTON, Mon V I tronauts McDivitt and White begin meteoricplunge back towards earth today when braking rockets on Gemini-4 ignited. J'luw re-entered atmosphere three minutes after I retro-rocki-ts fired one ■•ami before schedule Capsule landed 10 nnlis further back in the All antic than expected
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  • AFRO-ASIAN AND PACIFIC DESK
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      Lock icon SUBANDRIO GIVES WARNING: 'Very critical period ahead'
      152 2 SUBANDRIO GIVES WARNING: 'Very critical period ahead' JAKARTA. Mon THE First Deputy Premier and Foreign Minister, Dr. Subandrio, has warned the Indonesian people that the coming months would bring <% a very critical period" for Indonesia because the imperialists and colonialists were preparing "dirty plans,'' Ant a r a news
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      BEST WISHES FROM LBJ
      43 2 JAKARTA, Mon. President Johnson has sent a message of "warm congratulations" to President Soekarno on the Indonesian leader's tilth birthday yesterday. The messaKe also carried Mr. Johnson's "best wishes" for the pfMPOttf and happiness of the Indonesian people. Rrutrr.
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      Aidit to oil workers: Give the Americans more blows
      128 2 Aidit to oil workers: Give the Americans more blows JAKARTA. Mon. The Indonesian Communist Party chairman. D. V Aidit, has appealed to Indonesian oil workers to give "more blows to the American imperialists so that Indonesia can be really freed from their hands in all their manifestations." According to the
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      Lock icon Tourism: Boom year in East Africa
      92 2 iT^AIROBI, Mon. Tourism In I 'Xi East Africa us booming and should be more than doubled by 1970 the president of the East African Tourist Travel Association. Mr Dunstan Omarl. told Its annual meeting here. If the pace set in January and February continues,
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      Lock icon Sentenced to death
      34 2 TEL AVIV. M n. An Isr.ieli militarj court hu srntprced to death an Arab c;ip'ured last January Hfter an abortive :ittemp; to blow up a well in the Lachish area.— Reuter.
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      Lock icon U.S. BEGINS REVIEW OF WAR IN VIETNAM
      236 2 U.S. BEGINS REVIEW OF WAR IN VIETNAM WASHINGTON, Mon J'HE Johnson Administration will begin a top-level review of the Vietnam war today when Gen. Maxwell Taylor, the U.S. Ambassador to Saigon, arrives for consultations. The ambassador la expected to hold a series of talks at the Defence and State Departments
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      Lock icon Sudan crisis over arms cache find
      167 2 CAIRO, Monday. rpHE Sudanese Ministry of the Interior announc- ed yesterday that the police had seized a quantity of arms "infiltrated into the country in a way indicating it was intended to overthrow the Government," said Radio Omdurman. monitored here. The police were conduct
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      Lock icon Aussie bid to end restrictive trade practices
      153 2 Aussie bid to end restrictive trade practices n ANBERRA, Mon. Legislation to abolish restriction trade practices has been introduced by the Australian Government. The step is being taken to •preserve competition in Australian trade and commerce." v required in the public interest. By this action Australia is following the examples
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      Lock icon Bigger voice for Radio Australia in S-E Asia
      112 2 DARWIN, Mon.— Australia will build its most powcri ful transmitting station on i Cox Peninsula, across the harbour from Darwin, at a cost of A£2,8000.000 the Post-master-General, Mr. A. Bukne, announced today. The transmitter will pick up Radio Australia signals from Victoria
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      Israelis kill boy
      22 2 CAIRO. Mon— A It J— l IIM Arai) boy was killed by i^ I the Gaza Strip yesterday.— U.P.l.
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      Lock icon Woman of 66 who had a lover agea 29
      103 2 MONROVIA, (Liberia), Mon. A 66-year-old woman here sued her 29--year--old boy friend for stealing her purse containing USSS. Madame Feter told the magistrate. Mr. Peter Ronner Jallah. that her lover. Samuel Rrown. had stolen her purse. The magistrate wanted to know
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      Johnson to Communist nations: Let us reason out peace
      327 3 Johnson to Communist nations: Let us reason out peace WASHINGTON. Monday. pRESIDENT Johnson made a direct appeal yesterday to both the peoples and the leaders of the Communist nations to join the Initcd States "to reason together for peace". "i would say to the people and the leaders of all
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      Lock icon Water shortage in New York
      75 3 NEW YORK. Mon.— The city Water authorities, faced with Bevi-re w.aev .shortage, :iro to ;i:-k department .stores, hotels and l:.ri:e mtttnatl using big nirconditlonins; units to cut their daily use by three hours. The cut could save 15 to 20 million gallons ft dayOther water-saving
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      Lock icon Blackout on Swiss bank scandal
      102 3 BERNE. Mon.— The Swiss OovI ernment ordered a complete new* blackout yesterday on a banking sranddl involving the shutdown of two small bhnks. the arrest of 1 n Spanish financier and the suspension of the president, of the Federal Banking Commission, Mr. Max Hommel. Officials
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      21st ANNIVERSARY OF NORMANDY LANDINGS
      133 3 LUC SUR MER <No r mandyi, Mon. This small seaside resort of little more than 2.000 Inhabitants was yesterday the focal point of British ceremonies marking the anniversary of the Allied Normandy landIngs which began on June 6. 1944. Luc and the village of Langrune,
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      Lock icon Parson to pose the next nude
      131 3 Parson to pose the next nude T ONDON, Mon. A clergyman who complained that nude pictures in a men's magazine were too prudish is to direct the model's poses for the next issue. The Rev. David Doel. 35. a I'nitarian Church minister from Hindley, Lancashire, said the pictures of the
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      Lock icon KKK again on the march
      44 3 KKK again on the march ATLANTA. (Georgia > Mon More than 500 Ku Kiux KUP member* and (Upporten turripd out lor a MgngationM rally here yc.vtivday. More than lull, wore robes and hoods as they marched in mlence through the centre of the city. Reuter.
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      Lock icon RUSK: REGIONAL GROUPS MORE EFFECTIVE
      250 3 RUSK: REGIONAL GROUPS MORE EFFECTIVE WASHINGTON, Monday. MR. Dean Rusk, the Secretary of State, said last night that more and more the world's problems these days are ones that lie beyond the effective reach of individual nations and that "larger groupings are needed for effective action." "Effective regional organl- 1
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      De Gaulle to face a united front at polls
      94 3 PARIS. Mon.— The French i Socialist Party yesterday approved almost unanimously a United Federation of all i leading left-of-centre parties, in opposition to General De ".Gaulle. Only two delegates at the party roneress voted against the merger It i.s expected to
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      1,500 Marines go home
      68 3 NEW YORK. Mon. About 1.500 Marines returned to Camp Lepeune in North Carolina, yesterday from the Dominican Republic after being ferried home In Navy ship*. President Johnson on Thursday announcpd that the last remaining U.s Marines in the Dominican Republic were beinc v.i hrliMV". alth' ugh
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      24 3 WEri'J BERLIN Moiv— More :haii 110.000 Wot Berliner* .-treiimed into Eny, Beriin yetic.C.iy 'o viMt rrl.itive.s tinder the Whitsun day-pa.v.es agreement.— Heuter.
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      Lock icon Caught: 'The Yamp' with 16 aliases who specialised in robbing tourists
      244 3 Caught: 'The Yamp' with 16 aliases who specialised in robbing tourists DOME. Mon. Ita- lian police are intensifying measures against what has become big business for a number of highly organised criminals stealing and forging tourists' travellers eh c q ues and passports. This year, police say. these criminals are
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      Surgeons shorten the distance to happiness for lonely Anne
      126 3 Surgeons shorten the distance to happiness for lonely Anne HAPPILY walking on crutches is Anne Rowston (20) left, pictured at the orthopaedic hospital at Gobowen. Oswestry. England. She is now six inches shorter than her normal height. Surgeons have reduced her 6 ft 7 inches by taking that amount of
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      57 3 j The Staff of The j j SINGAPORE TURF CLUB extend I HEARTIEST CONGRATULATIONS I i to j I DATO' RUNME SHAW (CHAIRMAN of THE SINGAPORE TURF CLUB) On the conferment of j PANGLIMA MANGKU NEGARA j di-dalam Darjah Mulia Pangkuan Negara j by D.V.M.M. Seri Paduka Baginda j YANG
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      308 3 GIVEf M/'-f mWj TAKE You must give and take. You will never Micceed in life if you don't Rive and take. The Malaysian Co-operative Insurance Boctoty ltd. urges you to give and take. It is your own insurance organisation. You will become a partowner of the Society when you become
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    Bare bosom show gets the police go-ahead
    388 4  -  RUDY BELTRAN By LICENCE FOR THE AFRICAN BALLET TROUPE AFTER A PREVIEW AT THE STADIUM ON ONE CONDITION... [£UALA LUMPUR, Mon. The women of Les Ballets Africains will go on stage tomorrow night topless and the entire troupe is pleased as punch. The
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    TV PILOT PROJECT A FORERUNNER OF SCHOOLS BROADCAST'
    344 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon THE educational television pilot project, launched today is the forerunner of a schools broadcast service to be established later this year by the Ministry of Education and Radio Malaysia. I The Chief Education Adviser, Inche Amlnuddln bin Baki, said
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    No aid for Penang indoor stadium project
    245 4 DENANG, Mon. A five-man delegation from the Penang Indoor Stadium Advisory Committee which had planned to visit Kuala Lumpur tomorrow to see the Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman, to appeal for funds to build an indoor stadium here, has called off its mission.
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    Tour to 'revitalise Kaum Ibu spirit9
    142 4 Tour to 'revitalise Kaum Ibu spirit 9 DENANG, Mon. A group of national Kaum Ibu leaders will be In Penang next week-end for a week's tour of all Umno women's branches in the State. Led by the national Kaum Ibu leader. Datln Fatimah blnte Haji Hashim. the croup will start
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      159 4 HEARTIEST CONGRATULATIONS DATO' RUNME SHAW (CHAIRMAN of THE SHAW ORGANISATION) l| On the conferment of PANGLIMA MANGKU NEGARA di-dalam Darjah Mulia Pangkuan Negara by Duli Yang Maha Mulia Seri Paduka Baginda Yang di-Pertuan Agong on June 2nd 1965. ISHAW RENTERS VAN SERVICE (XL) LTD. igjHWcfr SOUTH AUTO CO. kualalumpur £'W'^%-
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    Ngee Ann students start two-day boycott of classes
    458 5 Ngee Ann students start two-day boycott of classes 'ACTION' WARNING TO NEW COMMITTEE SINGAPORE. Mon fMK entire 1.0(H) student enrolment of the Ngee Ann College in Tank Road today began ;i twod:iv boycott off classes in protest against what they described ;is the "cvjisive attitude" off the Ngee Ann Kongsi's
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    'MISS MALAM NEGARA'
    96 5 A RECEPTIONIST. Miss A Alice Lav. 19 (centre), was crowned "Miss Malam Negara" on Saturday night at a charity dance organised by the Citizens Consultative Committee Alexandra area I It Queenstown, at the Victoria Memorial Hall. She won the title from 35 girls, including Miss Serah Abdullah,
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    Court: No proof of intention to annoy widow
    115 5 Court: No proof of intention to annoy widow SINGAPORE. Mon Habeed Aboo Bakar. a labour foreman who was charged with trespassing Into the house of a widow In order to annoy her. was acquitted and discharged in the Tenth Magistrate's Court today. The court. In acquitting Bakar. upheld a submission
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    An electronic organ
    60 5 SINGAPORE. Mon. Hagemeyer Trading Co. < Malaysia Ltd.. the local agents for Matsushita Electric Industrial Co.. Ltd. of Japan, will hold a cocktail party at the National showroom at 7 p.m. on June 16 to introduce the new National electric organ. Mr W.R. Mosbergen of thr Singapore
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    10 in oratory contest
    54 5 SINGAPORE. Mon. Ten secondary school students, including five girls, will lake part in a state-wide oratorical contest, organised by the Junior Chamber of Singapore. at the Cultural Centre at 7 p.m. on Friday. The best two students will represent Singapore at the PanMalaysian linals to be
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    Water shut-off
    20 5 SINGAPORE. Mon. Water will be shut off in Joo Chiat Lane tomorrow trom 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
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      358 5 IN AND OUT BY AIR 'I'HE followatu; in today's sihedula I Of civil airrralt iiiovmrnH at Paya Lebar airport. Singapore. ARRIVALS BOAC Kroin lx>ndon. Cairo. Karachi, Banickok d:.\ Nt) l.M p.m.; from Auckland. Sydney. Darwin iBA 71.ii Ml P m. from London, Rome. Beirut. Karachi. Calcutta, (BA 712) 5.43 p.m.;
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      142 5 OTA: To Darwin. Sydney, Noumea l IT 166'.') 7.30 p.m. Alitalia: To Bangkok. Bombay. Tctarran. Rome (AZ 76.jp V10 pm Malaysian Airways: To I noli. Kuala Lumpur. Penang iML •< > l > 11 a.m.: to Malacca. KuaU Lumpur. Ipoh. Penan* iVl. MS) :i. l."> p.m.: to Kuala Lumpur ..Ml.
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    Order to shops: You can't sell these sauces
    255 6 Order to shops: You can't sell these sauces ]y|UAR, Mon. Hundreds of bottles of tomato sauce, vinegar and chilli sauce, manufactured in Singapore and Klang. have been ordered to be removed from shops because they contain "harmful ingredients." The Town Council's secretary, Inche Ithn i ii bin Haji Ma'ruf, today
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    TRIED TO EXTORT $15,000: 3 YEARS' JAIL FOR TWO
    179 6 TRIED TO EXTORT $15,000: 3 YEARS' JAIL FOR TWO KUALA LUMPUR. Monday. T»WO men who tried to extort $15,000 from a teakx wood dealer were sentenced in the Sessions Court here today to three years' jail each Yee 81ow Yee. 24. and Tai Fatt, 27. attempted to extort the money
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    Re-elected NUT chairman
    42 6 BENTONG. Mon— Mr. Kabal Singh has been re-elected chairman of the Pahang branch of the National Union of Teachers. Other officials are: Vice-chair-men. Mr. A. Rajaguru and Mrs. E Joseph: secretary,. Mr. Yee 6nln Wai: treasurer, Mr. R. Subramaniam.
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    Court told of missing $10 in coffee stall murder
    271 6 Court told of missing $10 in coffee stall murder IPOH. Mon. -A coffee 1 stall attendant, C. Mariappan. 16, was charged in the High Court here today with the murder of a fellow worker. S. M. Ismail, 26, in Telok Anson on Dec. 13. The proprietor of the stall. M.
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    New youth club officials
    46 6 KANGAR. Mon.— lnche Shaari! bin Said has been elected chair- 1 man of the newly-formed Kam- t pong Jamil Asohan Youth Club I with Inche Baharum bin Omar as! vice-chairman, Inche Putra bin Mat Hashim secretary and Inche Abdul bin Bakar treasurer.
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    Kelantan teachers
    37 6 MACHANG. Mon.— Mr. Xa\ lor Nathan has been elected president of the National Union of Teachers, Ke!ant;tn branch. Other officials are: Vice-president, Mr. Khaw Mont; Hua: secretary. Mr. N. Manoharan: and treasurer, Mr. Durbara Singli.
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    Kelantan police success against 'pirates'
    179 6 Kelantan police success against 'pirates' KOTA BHAKU. Mon. The Kelantan, traffic police have successfully carried out their campaign against the pirate taxi menace in the State. Of the 200 pirate taxli known to be operating early this year, lewer than 50 of them are left now. A traffic police spokesman
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    Detective saw stolen car pull out of parking lot
    100 6 SINGAPORE, Mon. A labourer. Abdullah bin Jantan. was today jailed for 18 months by the First Criminal District Court for dishonestly retaining a stolen car. Abdullah, who holds a provisional driving licence, by Detective Sgt. Lim Han Son«. who m him
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    Call for 'speedy Malaysianisation9
    139 6 Call for 'speedy Malay sianisat ion 9 JOHORE BAHRU, Mon The general secretary of the All-Malayan Estates Staff Union, Mr. T.P.D.Nair, i I has urged large foreignowned rubber firms and i agency houses to •'speedily" I replace their senior expatriate staff with local men. He said: "Large firms 1 owned
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    A WINNER 5,900 TIMES Straits Times SPECIAL FEATURE
    1635 7 A WINNER 5,900 TIMES Straits Times SPECIAL FEATURE The story of America's greatest (and richest) jockey, Johnny Longden Paralysed, he got up to ride his own champion to victory IN the afternoon of Sept. 3. 1956. a big bay horse named Arrowgate flashed over the line to win the principal
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    49 8 t* H»,W« W. Mm, mum i MR P THURAISINCAM, •Prn-I nonrr. ljind Olfir- Rcflalry of Prrdl. nretkrr of P Ku»[.iaa and P. Valthy- I I'ncara .nrlr v I Manradran and T Raj.ndr»n Kunrr«l on Turaday "«vr IS.7K: romm<*w«altn Pit**, S nora ror pidadaii at 4 30 P m
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    IN MEMORIAM
    25 8 "<• II „rrf« Sfs Mlnimninl KOH CEK ENC RIP. >a Kor- rvrr rrm«nb<T»d t>v rhcr-Kwanc. (•hrr-Trlk. lh.-.-( hrnt MMtMti a> > Mothrr In A Million
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    The Straits Times Tuesday. June 8, 1965. Farm Price Control
    717 8 The Straits Times Tuesday. June 8, 1965. Farm Price Control Bettor prices for farmi-is is the most urgent and vital problem confronting the Gov- i ernment in its drive to improve rural standards of living. This is the Government's own estimate of its task. About one j fifth of Parliament
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    Marines' Role
    302 8 Gen. Maxwell Taylor's last visit to Washington, in Nov- ember last year, was followed I by the launching of air strikes against North Vietnam. The Ambassador's present trip home for consultations with President Johnson is taking place amidst speculation that the U.S. Government is about to further increase
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    MAHA Again
    206 8 In spitr of rain, mud and isolation along one of the darker stretches of the old Klang Road, last year's MAHA exhibition attracted more than 120,000 visitors. This year, even if the ueather should be w» bad, improvements at what was then a pioneering kite and many more
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      Dumping Malaya's vegetable growers
      203 8 Dumping Malaya's vegetable growers The "free play of market forces" <8T May 37i has had. and ls still having, full unfettered freedom to play "ducks and drakes" with vegetable prices. Six weeks ago I was paid five cents a katty for my cabbages! Two weeks ago I wa& paid 15
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      Danger road
      80 8 MOTOR accidents occur I¥E too often in Jalan Kuala Ketll, Sg. Patani as a result of lorries carrying timber logs and heavy goods, and taxis. travelling very fact in this town area. Jalan Kuala Ketu. U> not wide enough to accom module motor vehicles, cyclists, trishas .nd pedestrians
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    Even the flowers are checked
    725 8  -  WAVERLEY ROOT WHEN QE GAULLE GOES ON TOUR By Pari« (GENERAL Charles de Gaulle is now safely back from a flve-day provincial speaking tour, refreshed by the effort, and we newspapermen are back too, exhausted by it. but not too exhausted to recall some of
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    Lock icon The co-operation that Africans want
    822 8 The co-operation that Africans want 'A rice-grou ing scheme that will use American machinery and Chinese agriculturists By A SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT KAMPALA, Uganda IT looks to me, said a guest expert at a meeting at Kampala's Makerene College, "as if the hard-headed, cash and commerce approach to national problems is
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    $500,000 deals by school teacher'
    338 9 ...AND AFTERWARDS HE OWED US $92,000, BROKERS ALLEGE IN HIGH COURT SUIT KUALA LUMPUR, Monday. r |'M 1 High Court here today heard a civil suit brought by a firm of stockbrokers, Hallam and Co., Ampang Road, claiming payment of $92,216 from a schoolteacher, Mr.
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    Rally a big success, says party leader
    117 9 Rally a big success, says party leader SINGAPORE, Mon. *3 Mr. Ong Kee Hui, chairman of the Sarawak United People's Party, said today that he was "fully satisfied" that the Malaysian Solidarity Convention rally held at the National Theatre yesterday had been "a great success." Speaking at the airport before
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    Pilgrims: It was chicken pox
    43 9 PORT SWETTENHAM. Mon Einiv of the Muslim pilgrims who arrived here on me liner Kuala 1 Lumpur last Friday are suffering from chlckenpox and not smallpox, as reported today All UM eight air in the Klang district hospital.
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    New MCA building
    28 9 MUAR. Mon. The Assistant Minister ol Education. Mr. Lee Siok Yew. opened a $20,000 MCA building at Pant Jawa nine miles from here on Saturday.
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    The Tides -today and tomorrow
    98 9 TOOAV: Seoill Keuhil 4.02 a.m. (5.2 ft) 5.07 p.m. (7.oft 1: Singapore &22 a.m. (7;ft> 7.17 pjn. < 7.oft > Port Dickson 1.35 a.m. <6.4ftt 204 p.m. (.".otti; Port Swettenham 12.05 a.m. (9.9 ft» 1.10 p.m. ili.Kiti; PeniuaH 9.04 a.m. (7.oftt 8. 30 p.m. (6.6
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    Rare feat by S'pore girl, Vicky Chan, in the U.S.
    174 9 Rare feat by S'pore girl, Vicky Chan, in the U.S. SINGAPORE. M on.— Singapore swimming star Miss Vicjky Chan. 20. has just graduated from the Bmlth Girts College in Boston. Massachusetts after completing a fouryear Bachelor of Science course in two-and a-half years described as "a rare feat." A telegram
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    Divorce for waitress who lost husband to another
    179 9 SINGAPORE, Mon— A restaurant waitress. Lee Hock Neo. described in the High Court today how her husband's love for his woman colleague had ruined her married life. 1 Site said that six years after lw r marriage to Yap Meng Chor. lie
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    Civil Defence officer to return home
    86 9 KUCHING. Mon. -Mr. Loh Phln Soon, who has been ucilng Regional Staff Seven Officer for Civil Defence in Sarawak for the past seven months, is returning to Kuala Lumpur on Saturday. During his term of duty here Mr Loh has organised a 800-«trong Civil
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    Civics course for Malays
    64 9 KLL'ANO Mon -The District I Ofljoer. Inche Abdul Kadir bin Abdullah, will open a civics course for about 100 Malay residents In the area at the Chine.-* Chamber of Commerce at Layang Layan^. 30 miles from here Talk* include such tuples confrontation and national unity. the
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    Lock icon Thai fashion models at tea-time show
    164 9 CLNGAFORE. Mon.— Five lovely Thai pace-setters girls from a leading Bangkok fashion salon today modelled before a tea-time crowd. They were making their Singapore debut at the Four Lions this afternoon, displaying 40 Veeree creations of rich Thai silks and colourful cotton. The girls
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    REFORMED REBELS (BRUNEI 62) FREED
    85 9 KUCHING, Mon.— Another 22 Sarawak rebels who took part in the Brunei revolt in December 1962 have been released from prison after a rehabilitation course in Kuchinn. Before their release, they pledged their loyalty to the Yang di-Pertuan Aconfr and Malaysia. The prisoners were all
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    An architect loses $2,700
    81 9 PEN A NO. Mon. Bfeievta i.r i f un ariiule.st Mr G. M. Davidson, in Northam Roaa aunng tho weekend and escaped \vl«h $2,700 in ca>h lewellerv and pood.*. Mr and Mi>. Davidson were away that nigh- and their servant. loe buite All. had just left
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    JEK: WHY SINGAPORE BUILD SCHOOLS
    159 9 JEK: WHY SINGAPORE BUILD SCHOOLS CINGAPOKE, Mon. —The Minister for Labour, Mr. Jek Yeun Thong, today said the Government was pacing much atten tion to its school-building programme because it believed a we lleducated population could not be fooled by "i rr c s ponsible politicians." Speaking at the opening
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    Police recover boy's body
    32 9 SINGAPORE. MOl.. -Police, rrcovered tlir body of «n Mt-vem-oM boy, Batcri bin Abdul Rahman. naar kri"i>c hi *>.i ofl >'. -1 Clwniek, CTiHiißi. today Baitn disappeared wnfir *uimmins yesterday.
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    Team aims to boost sales of Indian tobacco
    241 9 ITUALA LUMPUP/. Moa -India f^cported tA-o million pounds of tobacco v.or/h about Sl3l million last year to Malaysia. 1 The leader of a four-man I sales and study team sponsored by tHe Tobacco Export Promotion Council of Madras, 'Mr. P. R. Parthaearathy.
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    Council meeting
    19 9 KUALA I.IPIb. Mon.—Th« Kuul.t Lipi. 1- Town Council will meet at its conference room on I Friday.
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      782 9 TV MALAYSIA (Malaya) hannoK: Kuala I.'intpui 1 English. 3.42 Close. b.\b and Prnin.a; b Ipoh auvl Ma- If. si pattern and music; Ml Ucca; 3 toliun- Bahru; 4 Opening aiid progranuiie Taiitinjc: Butu Fahul; 9 .-..imjuary; 5.50 News oulKliuuic. I lines in Malay: 5.53 National mnmb; 6.00 News in Tamil;
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    The King to open Subang airport on Malaysia Day eve
    241 10 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. THE $52 million international airport at Subang. 14 miles from here, will be opened by the Yang di-1 ertuan Agong on the eve of Malaysia Day August 30 this year. More than 1.000 guests, including airline representatives
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    Training course for tour guides
    159 10 SINGAPORE. Mon.—Fiftyfive temporary tourist guides have been selected to j undergo a special guide training course that will i start tomorrow. They will be addressed by the chairman of the Singapore Tourist Association, Mr. Shaw Vee Meng. at the Political Study Centre at 5 p.m.
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    Divorce for wife deserted by a soldier
    162 10 Divorce for wife deserted by a soldier SINGAPORE. Moil. Mrs. Daisy Cockle, of Geylang, was married to a soldier here for about a year when he deserted her and left for England, the High Court was told today. Mrs. Cockle .said in her divorce petition that she happened to be
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    Che Nuraizzas has the nicest 'hullo'
    71 10 SUNGEI PATANI. Mon. Che NuiaUzas bii.te Haji Muhametl Null of Alor S'.ar won the "Mt>s Oolden Voice. Kedah-Periis" litie here. Che Fatimah binie Latif. a'sn of Alor Star, was runner-up, and Mii-a Tan Lean Eng (Sunuei P; lai-: > third. Che Nuraizzas who joined
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    'Shortage of good hotels is tourism problem'
    285 10 PATA EXECUTIVE HERE ON A VISIT KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. The lack of Rood hotel accommodation and "confrontation" were today cited as problems being faced by the tourist industry here. Mr. F. Marvin Plake. executive director of the Pacific Area Travel Association, said this
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    Maternity hospital in Ipoh plans $200,000 extension
    238 10 IPOH. Mon. The Pcrak Chinese Maternity Hospital here, which i has delivered at least 100.000 babies and trained 1,000 mid wives since i its establishment in 1904. I is to be further expand- cd. Plans for a $200,000 fiwj storey extension to the
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    Toh to attend charity show
    64 10 SINGAPORE. Mon.— Singapore's Deputy Prime Minister, Dr. Toh I Chin Chye. will attend the chanty i premiere of a Chinese film. "Troa- ble on Wedding Night." it the Odeon Theatre at 9.15 p.m. on Wednesday. i The show, organ iied by the Lions' Club, is
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    'Well-known pickpocket' is jailed again
    103 10 SINGAPORE. Mon. A man described as a "well-known snatch thief and pickpocket" with 13 previous convictions was todaj jailed for four months for his 14th offence. Chang Cboon Kwong. 20. pleaded guilty in a magistrate's court to a charge of attempted theft of jewellery. He
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      111 10 k KB 1965 HAVE ARRIVED a completely new range of TORAY TETORON TETREX is now In your favourite stores, with colours and designs to suit every taste. TORAY TETRtX is the suiting worn by successful men— men who lead full, active lives, and demand quality and comfort in everything they
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      355 10 FLYING BACK TO EUROPE? Pan Am makes it easy to enjoy a U.S. holiday en route It costs so much less than you think to see the U.S.A. on your way to Europe with Pan Am! If you're homeward bound, make this your opportunity to see the States-it costs as
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      284 10 Straits Times Crossword -^^m— Mf ACROBS greeting on the way? (t). 1. Accelerating power to lift? 7 <> ut m t° th e river beyond I i4_2' c *J°B s Head (5). 5. Accepting minor reaponslblll- 8 Ascribed to Circe daw Ues daiS? (8) roughly five hundred do>. 8. Checfcsthe
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    Tut Lee away to sober up or exclude S'pore
    1889 11 THE SENATE EITHER OF THESE MEASURES WILL ENSURE PEACE AND HARMONY IN OUR COUNTRY, TAN URGES GOVT KUALA LUMPUR, Monday. 'J'HE Central Government was today urged to take constitutional measures to exclude Singapore from Malaysia or to "put Mr. Lee Kuan
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    Welfare meeting
    24 11 PENANG, Mon The Penang State Welfare Committee will hold its next monthly meeting at the Touth Osetrs, Aehaao Street, on Juno IT.
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    Senate passes Bill to give wider 'by order' powers to the King
    324 11 Senate passes Bill to give wider 'by order' powers to the King KUALA LUMPUR, Mon WIDER "by order" powers for the Yang di-Per- tuan Agong in respect of the legislative and executive authority of the States was approved unanimously by the Senate here today. The Constitution and Malaysia Act Amendment
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    THE PEOPLE OF SABAH REJECT LEE'S IDEA'—
    393 11 But unfortunately, there had been some misunderstanding between the Government and the civil servants' union on the question of wawe increases and other fringe benefits. He assured the House that the workers would not plunge into any acts detrimental to the freedom and
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      203 11 FITNESS THROUGH TERRYS TERRYS SCULLING EXERCISER No. 1173 A Sturdy steel tube frame centrally divided for packing into small space. Fitted with Terrys steel strand springs which never lose their tension. TERRYS SPRING SKIP TERRYS STEEL STRAND TERRYS POCKET WRIST DUMB-BELLS No. 797 CHEST EXPANDER No. 91 EXERCISER No. 1150
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      102 12 International festivals and foods r*pHE Singapore Amcri- can community has brought oat a new cook book International Festivals and Foods. It was put on sale at the 13th International Bazaar for the Blind, and the proceeds will continue to go to the Blind Bazaar. The book contains recipes for the
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      The United Nations Look
      405 12 THE MISS INTERNATIONAL JF London and Paris alternate between being the fashion centres of the West, Singapore can legitimately claim to be the centre of the exotic East. If Singapore is the commercial crossroads of the world, it is also a meeting place of fashions. This
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      462 12 you may like to know THE first Sarawak girl to obtain a Diploma in I Social Welfare, Che Zahrah Munir, 22, of KuchI ing. hopes to become a 1 social welfare worker in Sarawak soon. I Che Zahrah will receive her Diploma at the University of Singapore Convocation. She read
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      Beige is favourite for 1965
      58 12 The National Housewares Manufacturers Association of U.S. says that a survey of manufacturing comDanics and buying firms indicates that beige will be the favourite colour in housewares this year. The survey predicted that other favourite colours in the order of preference will include yellow, turquoise,
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    NO INCENTIVE TO DEAL ON STOCK EXCHANGE
    874 14 From Our Market Correspondent SMALLER than usual business for a Monday characterised the Stock Exchange of Malaysia yesterday. There was little or no incentive to deal and hardly enough business in any section to test prices. Industrials had an even quieter start to
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    STOCK INDICES
    26 14 Malayan Mark tndirr*. ■lulu- 5. June 7, Industrials: 72.36 72.52 Tins: 92.20 92.01 rubbers: 103.b'l 103.86 Dec. 30. 1963 100 Dec. 29. 1962 100.
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    STOCK EXCHAGE OF MALAYSIA
    736 14 BUSINESS in and reported to ilic Singapore and Kuala Liunpur trading rooms ol the SiocK Exchange ol Malaysia yesterday, with the number ol the shares traded in brackets: INDUSTRIALS: Beutlead tU.UOO) $1.16: Ounlepe (7,uuu> $1.26, tl,uuo> CLMi Kt»e (2.000) $1 ju. (2.UUU) »1.49; f. and N.
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    OFFICIAL RATES
    49 14 f\S the official Malaysian Short Term Money Market for the week ended Saturday (Jane 5) the ranee of call rates was as follows:— BANK KINDS: 4 per cent to 4't per cent. GENERAL FINDS: 3 per cent to 4'i per cent. MOVEMENT of funds totalled 560.2 million.
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    Straits tin price up on decreased offering
    296 14 Straits tin price up on decreased offering STRAITS tin rose by 52.^5 yesterday to 5773 25 per picul in Penang on an offering estimated at HI tons or down 25 tons The morniny session of the Malayan Rubber .Vurket had a softer tSJOdSBsej throughout and afi«r opening ;i quarter ol
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    RUBBER PRICES
    248 14 TI'NK tirst cr.id.- rubber f.o.b. buyrr-t closed at 5 p.m. in Singapore :i.id Kuala Lumpur yesterday at 73.' rents per lb, down three-quarters of a rent on Friday's closing level for the position, the tone was inacli .1..\.5. and F.M.R.E. rlosinc prices in cents per lb. yesterday: INT.
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    CLOSING PRICES
    26 14 June 7. MALAYAN RUBBER PRICE: 73i cpntv (down three-quarters of a cent). TIN: $773.25 (up 82.25). Unofficial estimated ottering 215 tons (down 25 tons).
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    Sh :t IN PORT
    90 14 V-MIPS ly ,n K aionxsirle the Singapore wharvet or eipected today are: St»ntor Henri Dolmn- It 11, Krtstta Bikk.- lfi i>;. Tonailm If, lamat NY. HnllSM 16. D'sri 40/41 Port Swetttnhsm? Wharf Berths: Jink, Vlsut Kasatrt. Golden Wonder latMßai New Wharf Berths: A> i[*-nor. Northern Wnttire,
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    68 14 CHINESE Produce Eichanxe Singsport noon p.i.ei per picul ytlttr. day. Coconut oil: bulk S*>4* seller dcura »67t sellers. Copra: June/July U K. /Continent Unquoted Ptpper: Mrintok white *152 i sellers. Sarawak wMM BIM vellvra. special Sarawak black 5130 sellera. garbled Lamport* black Sl.'.uiN) sellers. ABTA llttt(N) Mllers (Inxapor*
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    99 14 THE Malayan Exchange Bankf Aiif 1 ciatitn made these changes »> ll rates to merchants yesterday: Buying rate* for aterlint; mill om London with effect from jre «t<"rd»j Best agreed rates axe as follows. Merchant rates on London ntl'ing direct T.T. o.- OD 2/3 K/16, Buying TT 2/4
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    17 14 Hone Konj BRmlmmJ*: Market was closed yesterday (or the Whitsuntide holiday. It will re-open today.
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    56 14 r THt promt rate of the Malayan dollar against the pound sterling B\ed on November 24 last year is Srliinf TT or OD 2v 3 15 IM. Buylnf TT 2s. 4 1 lhd Bavins OD 2*. 4Ud. the doUar in at IU ttUtuton middle position in relation to
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    Rubber crops
    8 14 Nvalas produced 57,000 lb. la Mtvy.
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      Philippines flay IBF
      448 16 T-CUP CHALLENGE ROUND REPLAY SHOULD HAVE BEEN ORDERED By FRANCIS BOEY: Kuala Lumpur, Monday 'J'HE PHILIPPINE Badminton Association have taken the International Badminton Federation severely to task for "inept" handling of the Thomas Cup I challenge round at Tokyo in May 1964 in which Indonesia, the hold
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      Jega gets AAU Golden Tie
      254 16  -  F. EMMANUEL By Kuala Lumpur, Monday MALAYSIAN sprint champion, Mani Jegathesan has been awarded the Golden Tie by the Malaysian Amateur Athletic Union. This award, according to MAAU secretary John Kanagaratnam is for his services to athletics and notably for gaining recognition for Malaysia in
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      ED DUTTON QUITS AS FORCES COACH
      136 16 ED DUTTON QUITS AS FORCES COACH IJUALA LUMPUR. Mon. Edwin Dutton. former Selangor and Malayan soccer caDtain. has reMkiied a* coach o:' the Malaysian Armed Forces team. Dutijn. who works for the Ministry of Defence, told Timesport that he had sent in his lel'er of resignation last Monday affrom their
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      Perak protest
      98 16 KUALA I.LIIPUR I <■ L— Pomk have protested to the Football Association of Malaysia over the disallowed goal by referee Qng do Silva In their first round Malaya Cup match acalnst Selangor at Ipoh on May 30. Perak claim, that the referee was wrong In ruling Mahat Ambu
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      Kamsiah heads PWFA again
      61 16 IPOH. Mon Kamsiah Ibrahim was re-elected president, of the Perak Women: Football Association at the annual general meeting here yesterday. Other office-bearers: Vice-presi- dent Amlnuddin bin Abdul Wahab. secretary Wong Sew i Kirn. treasurer Puteh Sosiah bte j i Omar, committee: Orchid Yeo;->. !Yatin Ramly. Mabel
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      CUP FINAL
      29 16 PENANG. Mon. Penang Malays will meet Johore Malays tn the Sultans' Gold Cup soccer final at the City Stadium here at 8 p m. en June 26.
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      MALAYSIAN GAMES TEAM TO TAKE ON AMERICANS
      208 16 MALAYSIAN GAMES TEAM TO TAKE ON AMERICANS KUALA LUMPUR. Mon.— An American track and Held team will compete against Malaysia in a friendly international in Singapore between Auk. 2 aud 15 during the Malaysian national team* lira centralised training in preparation tor the Seap Games here in December MAAU secretary
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        39 16 Taipinc PWD meet: 5.000 m: 1 Jayaraman; 4xl00m: 1 Krlan C Larut Matang: long jump: 1 Loke Kow Yew 5.81 m; shot putt: 1 SaMgkat Singh 9.21 m: discus: 1 Sangkat 24.7 m: Javelin: Sangkat t 39.28 m
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        WEIGHTLIFTING
        30 16 KrHah championships iA Star): 1 Khoo Ah Boon 2 low Sink Kant? 3 Yau Jit Kan "Mr. Krdah" contest: 1 ChonK Teik Kuang 2 Mohamad FadsU 3 Abu Bakax.
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        TABLE TENNIS
        15 16 8. Prrak inter-school ko final <T Aiwni Horley MSS bt Pel Yuan 3-2
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        SOCCER
        85 16 FAS Business Houses: Div. 1: PWD 2 RRI 1. Div. 3A: Municipal 2 Jardlne 2. Div. SB: Weanies 6 Levers 1. Ipoh Div. 2: Shaw Bros. w.o. NUCW: Div. 3: Borneo Motors 2 Police I: Chen* Wiili 2 Tamil Yft'sters 2. Ramadas* (up iK KuiiCMtrt:; Tamil Youth BC 2
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        HOCKEY
        10 16 1 Tour match (Temerloh): TPCA XL 5 Temerloh 3.
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        BADMINTON
        95 16 Ov-iHinr Cup "nal (Ipoh): Ardprson Sell bt St. Michael's Inst. 3-2 Grut Cup final <T Ansonl: Workington Est bt SWaba Est 7-0. CRICKET Annual (K Kanstsan: Penang Pre* School bt Malay Collctre by 2 runs Frees 77 College 75 Sinnathambv trophy (Sban): Klnc George V Sch bt ACS by
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      Kops is coming for KL meet
      254 16 Kops is coming for KL meet ITU ALA LUMPUR. UaO, 1Y Erland Kops. current All-England singles champion, will compete In the Selangor Badminton Association open international tournament at Stadium Negara from Sept, 17 to 19 here it was announced today. Kops' participation will give 19-year-old Tan Aik Huang, runner-up to
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      82 16 DIARY MOUH Spore IJiv. I: SRC i v SCC tpadang); Alagappa v Race j Course. Div. 2D: Police v Star Soc■ctrites: TBA v Reme (all matches la: Farrer Pk>: S. Java v Reforms.- tlve CGeylang). Malacca Div. 1: Hakka Assn v PWD-Survey (B Hlltn. Taiping Div. 2: Town Council v
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    Wineman makes it a near record run
    480 17  - Wineman makes it a near record run Epsom Jeep RACING with WINEMAN'S spectacular all-the-way win in the $25,000 Perak Derby over 12f at Ipoh on Sunday was a feather for the C*p of young West Australian jockey Johnny Nelson. Taking a bold course, Johnny sent Wineman clear of his field
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    21 17 PARIS. Mon. M- Franco! Oupre.s Reliance II won the 12f Prix Dv Jockey Club 'French Derby) at Chantilly yesterday.
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    Simpson and Co under WI fire
    220 17 Simpson and Co under WI fire PORT OF SPAIN. Mon. x The Australian cricketers who recently toured the West Indies came under fire in a Trinidad newspaper article yesterday. The players had not behaved like soortsmen on their return home to Australia, commented the Sports Editor of The Gleaner, L.
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    295 17 Penang to form Supporters' Club in July By OH KEE TIANG: Penang, Monday "FHE Football Association of Penang has taken the A first step towards the formation of a Supporters' Club. "We hope to hold the inaugural meeting not later than the end of July," Loh Hoot Yeang, FAP president,
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    58 17 BARCELONA Mon— Juan Oisbort. the Spanish Davis Cup player beat Martin Mulligan (AustraiiH> 6-4. 4-6. 8-1. 2-6. 6-2 in airmen's singles final at the Count Oodo lawn tennis tournament hi-rr Roy Emerson < Australia! and Ramanathan Krishnan (India i won thr mon's doubles final, beating the Spaniards. Manuel
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    276 17 SOCCER Magyars force play-off BUDAPEST. Mon. Ferencvaros, of Hungary, beat Mancnester United, of England, 1-0 yesterday in the second leg of their Inter-cities Fairs soccer Cup semi-final tie here. Manchester United won the first leg 3-2 and the two learns now have to play-off to decide wno meets Juventus, of
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    185 17 HONG KONG, Monday. THE Malaysian women's soccer team to Hong Kong lost about $17,000 in its three-match tour here but accomplished its mission to promote interest in the sport, coach Wong Ki-leung said today. "As a national team, we came here for the sole purpose
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    Aishah in last four
    186 17 SINGAPORE. Mon.— Aishah Attan, the current Malaysian Malays women's singles champiot; put herself in line for another title when she qualified for the I semi-finals of the Singapore Badj minton Association's junior tournament at Guillemard Road today. Results: Women's singles quarW-f innls Lucy Chow bt Lav
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    SOLIDARITY: PAP HAS ABUSED THE WORD, SAYS PARTY
    200 18 SOLIDARITY: PAP HAS ABUSED THE WORD, SAYS PARTY SINGAPORE, Mon. The Alliance Party Singapura today expressed regret that the PAP had abused the word "solidarity." and distorted it from its original meaning and purpose to create disunity In Malaysia, to weaken the solidarity of the people of Malaysia, and to
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    Lock icon Bank in Asia to help development planned: Black
    129 18 LOUISVILLE Kent ucky>. Mon.— Mr. Eugene Black, former chairman of the World Bank and a special assistant to President Johnson for South-east Asia, today said plans were being made to set up a regional bank to finance Asian development projects. Mr. Bhick.
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    27 18 MANILA. Mon. A pedestrian was crushed to death In Cagayan Province in the northern Philippines when a bulldozer fell on top of him Router.
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    91 18 MACCRECOR DOROTHY (DOT). hrlovrd uf.- of Jack MMIMfJeV, at Hunt; lM| early on Sunday. Bth Jii«<- i tang nines* SITAM'ARAM. MOTHER OF ThnnUVtaUB, AnatNMß, Siitiramuniam and MHi.T-m-law ol V. Mtinuuplllal. Sunuei Raaa. Ksiatr panned away Kunerul :n I p.m. on vti.itt at Bukit Jrlutont: Ratal*. KlanK. MR. WONG THIT
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    140 18 KUCHING. Mon. A large quantity of Communist documents was found by Special Branch men and Sarawak Field Force personnel during a search in the Bulat area of Sarikei district in Sarawak's Third Division last weekend, according to reports reaching here today. These
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    American book fair
    103 18 SINGAPORE. Mon. —The US Consul General. Mr John A. Lacey. will declare open the Singapore American School Library Council's paperback book fair at his residence in Grange Road at 10 a.m. on June 26. Mrs. Lacey. honorary chairman, and Mrs C. Richard Glecknrr. general chairman of the
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    76 18 JAKARTA. Mon. 3ng. Gen. Kaharuddin Nasution. Governor of the Rhio Is.-ndfi, off Singapore, has blamed leftist students of the Rhio University for demanding the retooling t dismissal > of the University Rector. Dr. Hosman Saleh, Antara reported today. In a recent meeting with the
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    Four lectures on law
    75 18 SINGAPORE. Mon. The University of Singapore's Faculty of Law will give a series of four public lectures on various aspects of the law at the university's new lecture theatre No. 2. The first lecture on 'The nature of legal sociology." begins at 5 pjn. tomorrow. Lectures
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    24 18 COLOMBO. Mon. British banks In Ceylon have agreed to lend the Government £4.000,000 to help meet foreign exchange i difficulties.— Reuter.
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    At last, a chance of settlement in Shaw dispute
    167 18 At last, a chance of settlement in Shaw dispute SINGAPORE. Mon. A spokesman for Shaw Brothers Ltd. today confirmed there is a "possibility" that the two-month dismissal notices served on April 30 by its Malay Films Productions Ltd.. on 10.5 film stars and technicians will soon be withdrawn. He said
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    62 18 SAN BERNADINO iCalilornia). Mon. A woman serving a life sentence for murder pave birth to a girl, her fourth child, at St. Bernadine's Hospital here last night. Mrs. Lucille Miller. 35. was convicted of the murder last October of her husband. Dr. Gordon Miller, whose
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    583 18 HIGH COURT CENSURES TWO LAWYERS They lost $285,000 but made good the amount... SINGAPORE, Monday. TWO senior lawyer* \\lio have l<>sl $285,--000 us ;i result of defalcations in Ihe accounts of their joint le^il practice bul have since made #<hml this amount out <>i their own resources, were censured in
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    Blood offer refused: Mother, child die
    107 18 AMIIIW Mon. A young mother died yesterday in givin? birth to twin boys after she and her husband had refused to allow doctors to cive her blood transfusions. The dead woman was Avril Florence Stephens 24. mother of two other children. She was a
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    169 18 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon Malaysia will have no objection to Russia's participation in the forthcoming AfroAsian conference In Algiers if other Asian and African countries generally favour it. This was stated here today by a spokesman of the Ministry of External Affair-, when asked
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    71 18 CANBERRA. Mon India's employment boom continued unabated in April, according to the Labour Minister. Mr. William McMahon. He has releasrd fiirures showing that jobs vacant set the highest April fitfure lor a decade. The number of iobs available was 48.728. compared With 37.337 at
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    Teachers' show
    33 18 SINGAPORE. Mon. The Singapore Chinese Teachers' Union is organisii'g a tour-day cultural sho'.-. .it the National ThMtTC starting at 8 pjn. on Thursday In aid of the Teachers' Welfa c Fund.
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