The Straits Times, 8 October 1965

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    29 1 SINGAPORE -8 0CT1%5 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 150,000 Nat*** 1 tie***!* 1 The Straits Times tstd. 1845 FRIDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1965 if 15 CENTS KDN 1189 M.C.(P). 1005
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    Lock icon Soek smiles again
    34 1 Crisis week for Soekarno is apparently over, and he is able to smile again. This first picture of him was taken at Wednesday's Cabinet meeting in his Bogor Palace. —UPI photo
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    Lock icon He defends the Reds
    946 1 JAKARTA, Thursday ORE S 1 1) E N T Soekarno is evidently supporting the poli tit;il resurgence of the Communist Party and trying to save them from the wrath of the Army. This was the chief impression gained by newsmen here from a statement made by
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    Lock icon ALGIERS CONFERENCE MAY BE PUT OFF
    83 1 MANILA. Thurv— Thr second Afro-Asian summit conference in Algiers next month is likrIj to be postponed, according to Foreign Office sources here today. They said the possibility of holding the conference as scheduled was remote because of the iiirnnt United Nations M's.sions being attended
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    Future still uncertain for our students in Pakistan
    313 1 Future still uncertain for our students in Pakistan KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. The future of 73 Malaysian students in Pakistan continues to hang in the balance. No decision had yet been made by the Pakistan Government on whether they would be permitted to stay on and finish their courses, the acting
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    Lock icon Thailand: No request yet
    61 1 BANGKOK. Thur»— The Thai Prime Minister. Field Marshal Thanom Klttlkachom. said here today that his Government had not yet received any request from the Malaysian Government asking Thailand to look after its affair* in Pakistan following Pakistan's severar.ee of diplomatic relations with Malaysia. "But we will
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    Tun Ky is back home
    41 1 Tun Ky is back home SAIGON. Thurs.— Ai r Vice Marshal Tun Nguyen Cao Ky, the Prime Minister, returned here by air today with his wife from Kuala Lumpur after his three-day visit to Malaysia. Kuala Lumpur farewell: See Page 5.
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    Grenade sabotage bid in S'pore foiled
    178 1 Grenade sabotage bid in S'pore foiled SINGAPORE. Thurs A Telephone Board linesman this afternoon foiled a sabotae? attempt when he dismantled a grenade booby trap with a timing device in a telephone booth in Chans;! Koatl. He threw the unexploiicd urenailr into thick bushes behind ihe booth and then railed
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    140,000 Yanks there
    31 1 SAIGON. Thurs. —71 military stremrih 111 nam rose to an estimated 14<mhi0 fighting men today with the arrival of the last elements of 'lie 13.000-man First Infantry Uivtston.—UPl.
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    23 1 BANGKOK. Tburv— TT.nl T"lltary officials have agreed la prtactple that the armed forces r.houkl have the lateM American arm- Reuter.
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    STOP PRESS
    27 1 THEEI I OSIO SINGAFORI in I r\pl"«>ii>n^ damaged two M'wcram- pip'"- in Tampenis Knail .it midnight \rm\ h&mh •I V tU I .iminins th<- M
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      Lock icon Rhodesia: African threat to C'wealth
      431 2 Rhodesia: African threat to C'wealth LONDON, Thursday. on Rhodesia's future approached a climax here today as Britain faced the threat of an African walkout from the Commonwealth if it conceded independence to the colony's white minority rulers. President Nyerere of Tanzania declared in an interview televised here last night that
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      Lock icon Man in prison slays wife
      61 2 1 MANILA. TOa* Mariano Peralta. held lor thf killing of I six people killed his wife too when she visited him in unl, po- lice reported. PeraUa. 28 stabbed his 22-vf.n--old wife with a wooden knifr which police believe slip smuggled in to him. He
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      Lock icon OIL STOPS FLOWING ACROSS SYRIA
      194 2 DAMASCUS, Thursday fHE flow of oil across the Syrian desert to the Mediterranean stopped for the first time yesterday since the Suez crisis in 1956 as oil workers went on 24-hour strike in protest against British policy in Aden. About 7.000 Syrian oil wor- I
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      35 2 ALGIERS. Thurs A Com- 1 muimr chines^ delegation Irtt tar Peking yct-terdav utter negotiatmg mice Sept. 27 on planned investments in Algeria under a 1963 economic aereemrn' between the two countries. UPI-
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      Lock icon Ban on VC-10 sale to Reds
      57 2 HONG KONG. Thurs. Britain mil not sell VC-10 aircraft to Communist China because they can be converted for military use, Mr Roy Jenkins Brituh Minister oi Aviation. said her* urn night. "Although we are selling other Viscount jets, long-rang* aircraft an not on the
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      Lock icon Only India can stop Mao's march says Chagla —
      384 2 Only India can stop Mao's march says Chagla ¥EW DELHI, Thurs. 11 The Indian Education Minister, Mr. Mohamod Chagla, a recent spokesman fbr India at the United Nations, said hero last night that only India could prevent Communist China from overrunning the whole of South-East Asia. Pakistan wants to >liak«
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      Lock icon $2.4 m worth of opium seized
      46 2 BANGKOK. Thurs Pol:c« report^! their biggest narcotira confiMHiion of ihe year with tli<» arrest of three men and seizure of 16 million ticaU C 52,400,000' wurth ol opium. Polire brhr\r the opium «M bound for Miipmrnt to Hong Kniic— AP.
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      Lock icon OF GOOD LUCK TROLLS and LUCKY DAM THINGS ...
      145 3 OF GOOD LUCK TROLLS and LUCKY DAM THINGS LONDON. Thurs. Mr. Justice LJoyd Thomas bowed to the lawyers in the High Court yesterday, took his srat and faced the day's legal problem; Doe* the Lucky infringe the Dam Things' design? The Dam Things, lawyer .I.VB. Penny told him. la the
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      Lock icon THE SLIGHT SHUFFLE
      70 3 LONDON. Thurs. The Times predicted today that a slight reshuffle in Mr. Wilsons Labour Cabinet may be In the wind. It said Mr. Roy Jenkins. iln> Aviation Minister, may succeed Sir Prank Sosklce at the Home Office. The newspaper's political correspondent said a slight change of tone
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      Lock icon Tory plan to take Britain into Six
      518 3 HEATH ANNOUNCES NEW PARTY MANIFESTO LONDON. Thurs. THE Conservative Party today firmly tied itself to taking Britain into the European Common Market at the first favourable opportunity. It said this was the ultimate objective of a flve-point plan of drastic economic and social
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      Just fancy that...
      81 3 MOUNT SUMMIT (Indiana). Thur*. Two bank robbers charged out of a branch bank here yesterday carrying U553.640 in a black suitcase and found no j>lgn of their getaway car. The robbers took on* on foot and disappeared into a cornfield. Police surrounded the field and shortly after
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      Lock icon Operation today, but LBJ plays it cool
      316 3 Operation today, but LBJ plays it cool WASHINGTON. Thurs. President Johnson, facing an operation tomorrow for the removal of his gall bladder, acted yesterday as though he did i not have a care in the world. Maintaining a full working schedule and "business a.s usual" attitude, he even took advantage
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      Lock icon Wife slaying 'justifiable'
      67 3 JOHANNESBURG Thurs An African, wiio strangled hi* wife with a .scarf after finding her in bed with another man. walked out of the criminal court here yesterday a free man five minutes after pleading guilty to culpable homicide The judge told the man. Eric Matyole: "Although you
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      Lock icon Margaret to visit HK
      48 3 LONDON. Thurs. Princess Margaret and her husband Lord Snowdon will visit Hong Kong next March. Kensington palara announced todayThe palace announcement said Queen Elizabeth's sister would visit the colony to open the British Week to be held there from March 3 to 12. Reuter.
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      The cost of error on the operating table
      143 3 LONDON. Thurs—Nearly million has been paid out over the last 80 years to hospital patients for blunders made in British operation rooms, a nurses' confer-i-ni i at Harrogate was told yesterday I)r T \V Brooke Bar nett. deputy sn-retavy of the British
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      Lock icon MENZIES SUCCEEDS TO AN ANCIENT TITLE
      104 3 MENZIES SUCCEEDS TO AN ANCIENT TITLE I ONDON. Thurs. Sir Robert iMenzies. the Australian Prime Minister, has been appointed Lord Warden of the Cinque Ports, in succession to the late Sir Winston Churchill. it was announced here last night. The office of Lord Warden, which dates back to before the
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      Lock icon Thailand gets Mao guerilla war ; threat
      212 3 Thailand gets Mao guerilla war threat rpOKYO, Ihurs. A China today warned that the growing subversive war ln Thailand will be intensified unless Thai authorities cut back American military influence in their country. The threau-the third this week against Thailand was made by a commentator In the Peking People's Dally.
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      Forest strikers reject Tengku's offer
      238 5 LI MA LUMPUR. Ttaurv— Hopes for a quick -ettlement of the 21-day-old strike h> 1.000 forest workers faded today after ■i meet ins; of the fivrmetnber strike committee of the I nmn of Forest tmplovees. Ihr secretary of the union's action committee. Mr. K droree.
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      Rank opening
      26 5 PENANO, Wed. The Governor Raja fun (Ma Al-Haj. win open thr Penanß branch of the N nai City B.nk in Ugh! Street on Mondty.
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      Tanzania to send mission to boost trade with S'pore
      249 5 Tanzania to send mission to boost trade with S'pore SINGAPORE. Thursday. TANZANIA is to send a delegation here to promote two-way trade which is at preM>nt negligible. The move is being initiated by the Export Promotion Council set up by the Tanzanian Government four months ago. This was disclosed today
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      Union boss in road crash
      49 5 IAHMNX; rtiMfl In. M of the Perak branch of the FWeI mcd r. .:■<■• h civill Union. Mr V.J Lopez. M. uu» injured in a road accident here on Monday. Mr. bopw'l niotoi-cycii collision with a car driven by a :eaclier. Miss N. Patsmawathy. 25
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      10 more civil service jobs
      51 5 A! OK STAH TttMi i Go\ernment will soon make 10 point men is to the Ketiah civil service to meet the .shortage of officers In distrlc' offices This was clsrlosed by a State executive councillor, Syed Ahmad Shahabuddln. during a debate In the State Assembly
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      Convent dance
      27 5 KUANTAN. Tnurs. The Assunu Convent will hold a dance at the Town Hall here on Saturday. Proceed" will no to the Convent school building fund
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      Singapore looks to you for defence, National Servicemen told
      195 5 SINGAPORE. Thurs |\INKTY-FIVE National Servicemen from Singapore, who returned home today after complctinK two months military irainin^ in Port Dickson. were told thai indrv ndent Slniiporc t't'ikrd upon them for (hi- de'encr and secnrit> The Minister of Stite for iief'-nce Mr
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      PMIP meeting
      31 5 KANGAR. Thurs. The Mmtr; Beaar ol Kelantan mdM M h.impd Asn bin H:i J i Mudu. wiw I] national prastdei of fhr PMIP. wll npci: tr«. P PIHP> am
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      Old boys' reunion
      36 5 KOAI A i IMI'LK riiur.s dinner ol old b«>v> of the Hich School Buklt M.Tt.iMm K,-],b Blboran J«l.ii. Sllanff on Oct. 17 at 730 pm a thrw-pttM band will b» In attendance. I
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      SOCIAL SECURITY SCHEME READY IN A YEAR
      144 5 SOCIAL SECURITY SCHEME READY IN A YEAR I^IALA LI.MI'IR. Tliur*. The Goveinment'* proposed social security scheme will be ready in about a year, the Minis* iir of Labour. Mr V. M.mii k.i\. i^.it; .mi announced tody. He said that the man who will assist the <.o\ eminent in drawing un
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      810,000 from Taiwan opera
      56 5 PENANG. Thurs. More than $10,000 collected from a Chinese oi>era staged by the Pec Puu company of Taiwan will go to the Penan? Homes Association's Fund for id and Incurable patients. This m announced by the president. Mr. Saw Seng Kew. when he dec'ircd the show
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      Off go the Kys to a pledge of support
      496 5 STRENGTHENING THE BONDS OF FRIENDSHIP KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday. V\7 EARING a gold-crested Malaysia tie, the Prime Minister of Vietnam, Air Vice Marshal Tun Nguyen Cao Ky, left here by air today for Saigon at the end of his three-day visit. With
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      Haji Pai calls on King
      60 5 Kuala i.fMPLR. Than.— Thai Yang di-Penuan Agons yesterday received a courtesy cail by a Porm««n Legislative Asscrr.'jlyrr.an. Hail suieymaa Pai Clilen-air-.. Istana Tetamu here Hajl Suleyman. who 1* also Director of the Chine.«e Muslim Association In Tatpeh, presented Hie King with a pair of embroider-
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      Smuggled Thai rice abandoned in hut
      93 5 Smuggled Thai rice abandoned in hut A LOR STAR. Thurs.— Fofty bags of Thai rice, weighing about 10,000 lb. and estimated to be worth $2,000. were found abandoned In a dilapidated Jungle hut near Padang Besar yesterday. The discovery was made by a Customs party, led by Asst. Supt. of
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      Hawaiian Night
      29 5 XEREMBA.N. Thurs The Port Dicker. Ro'.arv Club will hold a H ..in NUbt" dance at the Oovernmen* English Sehoo! on Saturday to raise funds for community pro;eet».
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    Teacher is top amateur magician
    73 6 Teacher is top amateur magician SINGAPORE, Thurs. P Mr. Leong Wai Mini (above), a school teacher attached to the Swiss Cottage Integrated Primary School, was voted the top amateur magician of the year at the fourth annual magic competition, organised by {be International Brotherhood of Magicians, Singapore Ring 115. He
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    No-water areas
    79 6 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Water will be shut off tomorrow from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. In Geylang Road houses 583 to 609 (odd nos.) aud in Pii sir Panjang Road from 5 m.s., to Si m.s. Lorong Abu Kas>Mm. Chwee Chlan Road, Slok Wan Close. Bakau Lane and Pasir
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    Varsity Staff Association
    68 6 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Dr. R. Rsjarainam physics department) has been re-elected secretary of the University of Singapore Malaysian Star! Association. The association represents some 115 members of the academic, library and administrative staff Other officials are: Mr. M. Baker (president): Professor J.A. Jansen (vice-president): Mr. Hon Yung Sen
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    2 corrupt Govt lab assistants jailed
    268 6 SINGAPORE, Thursday. 'J'WO young ex-government laboratory assistants were today jailed for corruption by the Second Criminal District Judge, Mr. K.T. Alexander. Lim Png Chong and Tay Lin Huang, both 19, got terms of four months and three months for corruptly obtaining a bribe of
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    TEMPLE FIREWALKING CEREMONY
    117 6 TEMPLE FIREWALKING CEREMONY SINGAPORE. Thurs. Hindu devotees will take part in the annu a 1 flre walking ceremony at the Mariamman Temple in South Bridge Road at 5 p.m. on Monday. Religious ceremonies will begin on Sunday and at 6.30 p.m. there will be a procession of the "Goddess Sri
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    BLASTING AT KEPPEL HARBOUR
    89 6 BLASTING AT KEPPEL HARBOUR SINGAPORE. Thurs.—Blasting will take place 300 feet from the wharf face at godowns 8 and 9 at Keppel Harbour on Saturday in order to remove an obstruction. Ships are requested to avoid transiting the area during this operation, and to obey instructions from patrol craft in
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    Citizens dinner
    28 6 SINGAPORE. Thurs— The Kallang Citizens' Consultative Committee will celebrate Its first anniversary with a dinner at the Whampoa Square playing field at 7.30 p.m. on Saturday.
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    BUSY PROGRAMME FOR MR. SINGH
    183 6 SINGAPORE. Thursday. 1 BUSY programme has been drawn up by the Singapore Government for the two-day visit of Mr. Dinesh Singh, Deputy Minister for External Affairs of India, who arrived tonight. Tomorrow Mr. Singh Will call on Mr. E.W. Barker, acting Minister for Foreign Affairs;
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    'See this film' appeal by Minister's wife
    145 6 'See this film' appeal by Minister's wife SINGAPORE. Thurs. Che Da, wife of the Minister for Culture Inche Othman Wok, today appealed for support of the charity showing of the Hindustani film "Sangam" at the Galaxy Theatre on Oct. 15. As chairman of the Appeal Committee to raise $70,000 to
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    Printer's dinner
    31 6 SINGAPORE. Thurs— The Singapore Printing Employees' Union will hold a dinner at the Chinese Chamber of Commerce at 7 p.m. I on Oct 17 to celebrate its 15th anniversary.
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    Police Band today
    25 6 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The Police Band will hold a public performance at the Kieta Ayer i community centre at o p.m. toI morrow
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    Worry over exams drives boy to leave home
    158 6 Worry over exams drives boy to leave home SINGAPORE. Thurs. I It was the thought of his final school term examination which caused Lai Choc Yew. 16. a student to leave home. "I was afraid I might fall my examination." he wrote to the Straits Times today after returning to
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    Luncheon talk
    43 6 SINGAPORE. Thurs— Dr. Maggie Llm. senior health officer in charge of maternal and child health. Institute of Health, will speak on "What population mean> to you' at the V's Men's Club of Singapore luncheon meeting at the Prince's Restaurant on Saturday.
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    ROWCROFT PLAYERS AID XMAS FAIR FUND
    76 6 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The Rowcroft Theatre Club collected $840 for the Christmas Fair Fund from last night's charity performance of Its stage production, -Strike Happy." The show was attended by the Yang dl-Pertuan Negara. Inche Yusof bin Ishalc and his wife Puan Noor Alshah, who
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      394 6 r PHE follow lng Is today's schedule Thai International: From Manila. *of civil aircraft movements at Honf Kong, Bangkok (TO 403) 8.10 Paya LH.ar airport Singapore: p.m. ARRIVALS DIPARTURIS BOAC: From London, Zurich. BOAC: To Darwin. Sydney (BA Beirut, Karachi, Calcutta, Bangkok T18) 8 p.m.; to Calcutta, Karachi (BA 718)
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    New ordinance will hamper building trade: Assn warning
    475 7 SINGAPORE. Thur. Till! president of the Land an d Housing Developers Association, Mr. Hanson Kwauk, t<> Ii reiterated ;i warning; thai Ili c ■restrictive nature* 1 <>f the new Housing I )e\ elopers (Control and Licensing* Ordinance would hum per the building
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    HAD STOLEN JEWELS: TWO FINED $500
    144 7 SINGAPORE. Thursday. TWO men were today fined $500 each or in default three months' Jail for dishonestly retaining $5,410 worth of jewellery and goods stolen from Lanka Jewellers and the Singer Sewing Machine Company in Bukit Timah Road. Ang Tien San and N'g Thiam
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    Reclamation of swampland is speeded up
    97 7 Reclamation of swampland is speeded up SINGAPORE. Thurs.— Work on I the reclamation of 725 acres of i swampland at the estuary of Sungei Pandan is now being expedited and tenders are being called to supplement the work of the Public Works Department for building about 4.200 feet of earth
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    Ivonne aids Melbourne orchid fete
    89 7 Ivonne aids Melbourne orchid fete MELBOURNE. Thurs. An attractive Singapore girl, who took an active part in the colourful display of the 1965 Festival of Orchids here was Miss lvonne Sim (above). Singapore orchid (rowers sent a consignment of orchid blooms by Qantas to the festival. Misa Sim, a final-year
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    SINGAPORE WEDDING
    34 7 BJLC. David A Austin and Miss .Marina Margret Galistan. who were married at the Church of Our Lady of Perpetual Succour in Singapore. The bridegroom is a wireless operator at RAF Changi.
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    Fishermen victims of 'bends' taken out of chamber
    151 7 Fishermen victims of 'bends' taken out of chamber SINGAPORE. Thurs. Two Singapore fishermen who contracted "bends" a type of cramp while diving in the South China Sea were today taken out of a decompression chamber of the Navai Base diving centre, and transferred back to the Tan Tock Sens Hospi-
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    DAILY-RATE MEN: CALL FOR UNITY
    111 7 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The Amalgamated Union of Public Employees today expressed tht hope that unions affiliated to thf Public Daily-Rated Employees Unions Federation would be united and to serve the daily -rated workers. The AUPE general secretary. i Mr. O. Kandasainy. commenting on a Press report
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    Students' prizes
    30 7 SINGAPORE. Thurs. A presentation of certificates and prizes to French language students will be held at the LAlllance Francalse in Chatsuorth Road at 8 p.m. on Oct. 16
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      312 7 Straits Times Crossword HT bHF HT* bIH* HP HF WM 7 bH ACROSS rlub round thing s called rJw I I Compose toccata* to b* leather! fT>. played thus? <B> I Chap with uncertain heart t On holding flowing robe of allowed to lie on the bed •>> king <6>.
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    Forged shares: Mystery woman again
    315 8 Forged shares: Mystery woman again SINGAPORE, Thursday. ANOTHER forged share certificate for $1,000 stock units in Shell Refinery came to light here today, bringing the number of known forgeries to 19,000. Today's forged certificate again bore the name of the woman seen on previous disI coveries. The address was again
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    MIC conference
    32 8 BLKIT MERTAJAM. Tlmre. The Penang State Malaysian Indiaji CoMgiTss will hold its animal delegates conference at the Aru- mugam Pillai Seethaiammall Hull here at 10 a m on Oct. 17.
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    Music for fund
    87 8 Music for fund KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. Radio .Malaysia will organise a "Dollars for Discs" request nrorramme in aid of the National Defence Fund from Oct. 18. Listener^ may a*k for record* to br played on any request programme for broadcast over any service. All contributions should be made out to
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    5 BANKS IN PAY TALKS WITH UNION
    147 8 5 BANKS IN PAY TALKS WITH UNION SINGAPORE. Thurs.— The Singapore Bank Employees' Union is holding wage talks with the managements of five banks on behalf of Its members. The union's secretary, Mr. Llm Kirn Hian, said today that negotiations were going on with the Malayan Banking Corporation, Four Seas
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    Writers' election
    38 8 KANGAR. num. Inche Renib bin lsni:<il has been elected chairman of the Pcrlis Malay Writers' A.ssociation with Inch* Ism.iil H.imid ;is vice-chairman, Inche Mokhiar bin Abdul Karim .<.s secretary and Puan shanfaft Fattpnah as trw .surer.
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    Army officer on 15 charges of fraud
    277 8 Army officer on 15 charges of fraud KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. An army officer went on trial today before a general court martial on 15 charges of misapplying the bounty allowance of the Selangor Local Defence Corps In the Sungel Besi Camp, near here. The charges cover the period Dec. 21,
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    Umno man hits at Mayor of Madras: 'Interference'
    151 8 PENANG. Thursday THE deputy president A of Penang Umno. Inche Ismail bin Idris. M.P.. today accused the Mayor of Madras. Mr. C. Citty Baboo, of trying to interfere in the internal affairs of this country. Inche Ismail described as "uncalled for" a
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      188 8 !//*>»/ 00/ f By V.T. tin ml in I MSITD BTTTER GIVE LAVIN' A*XIKJO (SONS BACK TO LIFE IM A I I ...AMD I JUST CAK/tJ- LJ THAT'S RIGHT OOP "^HfIHHI RETIREMENT SOME J WTTH NOTHINfi CAVE MIGHT NOT BE TOO 6EE A MAN OF/^ BUT OF \WE CA>JT LIVE
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    Raja with Jomo at farm show
    72 9 Raja with Jomo at farm show OINCA^ORE S Foreign Minitter. Mr. S. Rajaratnam. and the Minister of State for Education, Inch* Rahim Ishak. are teen in the second row of the Presidential box at gn agricultural show in Nairobi. In the front row (centre) is Mr. Jomo Kenyatta. President of
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    Two tell of 'smell' before —explosion
    1000 9 Two tell of 'smell' before explosion HOUSEWIFE: IT WAS SIMILAR TO THAT OF FIRECRACKERS BEING LET OFF CINGAPORE. Thurs. Minutes before the bomb explosion at Mac Donald House in Orchard Road on March 10, two visitors had alerted people in the building, Mr. Justice Chua was told today. Mr. Goh
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    Big search for a youth
    59 9 SEREMBAN, Thurs. All police stat on.s In Malaya have been alerted to be on the iook-oui for a young Sikh wanted in connection with the death ot a vegetable farmer. Kow Pong. 60. on S<n< 26 at Mant'.n. 10 miles from here. Kow Pong died
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    Foundation stone
    25 9 SINGAPORE. Thurs The Education Minister. Mr. One Pang Boon, will lay tin foundation stone of the new Nanyang University library building on Saturday.
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    Women told: Help to build nation
    159 9 Women told: Help to build nation PORT DICKSON. Thurs. The women of Malaysia must do more than run their homes and decorate themselves with Jewellery, the Mentri Besar of Negri Sembilan. Dato Mohamed Said bin Mohamed. urged in a speech here. They must also take an Interest In the country's
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    Radio man for Wellington
    56 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. A broadcasting assistant with the Malay section of Radio Malay- la. Inche Zulkifli bin Amin Nordm, left here today for Wellington. New Zealand, for a six-month radio course. Inche Zulkifli. sponsored by the New Zealand Government under the Colombo Plan, will work with
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    Identity card offence
    49 9 SI\(iAPORE. Thur.s. A irwn w!.. (bead lu.s own photograph on another persons identity card w<i> today fined S3OO or Three m..iihs mi! in a magistrates coun i Chin Kok Sam pleaded guiity to comm;:ur.R the offence at Gopeiiß Street Hr had seven pre- viouK eoorV I
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    Peanuts? 'Not Govt's fault'
    185 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs THE Minister of Labour. Mr. V. Manickavasagam. today endorsed the criticism of an international trade union leader that the Malayan trade union movement was "fragmented with coconut and peanut sised organisations mixed up in an unhealthy cocktail." Asked during his monthly Press conference
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    DEATH
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
    117 10 P7«r* ttt 'li-mmm ttRI a-tllfN OIDEOM Ctaßk naall— and rnaaaai tor tß*ir Mat* a n<« itnnai bar r*c*al ttaraarMnnn v,». >■ Ukaak* >• Oactnra aad atifT j ■f War* 10 O— ral Bo»»it«J K l.'im > pur MM YNIVAKI aa4 K. *i»,pr»«a- I •»m thank all fn»nd« and PBBBfrVB*.
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      Soekarno's Whitewash
      768 10 A picture of ilio situation in j Indonesia is gradually coming J into focus. One important 1 detail may now bo seen in fairly clear relief. This is the >-tand of President Sookarno. Essentially, he is 'trying to sweep the events of and latter Sept. 30 under the
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      Peanut Unions
      362 10 It is difficult to speak of a Malayan trade union moveJment. To do so would imply i progress in a given direction j whereas in fact the various j organisations involved are notoriously prone to galloping I I off in all directions. This de--1 lights short-sighted employers. j
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      Waiting Market
      189 10 National Defence Bond* ai> doing good business, nearly $7 million worth having been sold in less than three months. Tli is is an impressive early lesult and it indicates the Government has tapped a most useful source of money for military spending. In the first month $5 million
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      The citizenship that is equal
      114 10 I REFER to the letter by > 81ngaporean" (ST. Oct. 4> headed "Defining a true Singapore citizen He complains that although a Singapore citizen he was discriminated against when applying for part time-em-ployment with a Government department mst because he was of European stock. If
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      Late school
      93 10 ITVERY evening I see hundreds of children waiting for buses Many go home sometimes as late as 7 p.m. Would it not be possible for the Education Department to close the noon schools earlier or start the classes earlier? Some of the little ones who wait must be
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      70 10 T SENT a registered cover to Kuala Lumpur on Aug. 25. When I didn't receive the acknowledgement card for three weeks I enquired at the G.P.0.. Ipoh On Sept. 16. I was asked to complete an inquiry form which I did. It is more than two weeks now. I did
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      114 10 I refer to the heading 'DOCTOR ('I HAVE $500,000) tailed for a day" appearing in your paper of Sept. 22. ThLs heading is incorrect and misleading and as a result I have received numerous requests for loans and a couple of demands or threats for money— one of which was
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    Learning Malay—141
    544 10  - Learning Malay 141 YUNUS MARIS M.A By University of Malaya VOCABULARY Tarn bah. meitambah ivi to add to Increase: di-tambah —to be added, tn be increnttd: bual. mrmbnai (v) to rock a child In a cradle; buaian mi cradle: majli* <n> council, formal gathering, ceremony. PASSIVE CONSTRUCTION (contd> The verbal
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    SIKKIM, buffer state ripe for subversion
    958 10  - SIKKIM, buffer state ripe for subversion Clare Hollingworth by INSIDE. AN ARMY OF OCCUPATION. AND ANOTHER SITTING ON THE BORDER THE two Chinese divisions now deployed on the Sik-kim-Tibetan border can expect to winter there. They provide both a disturbing and inspiring element in the local political scene for. although
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      91 10 No Scotch improves the flavour of water like Teachers NM«ri mmtm bhi mvtm im ouuiii nmtumn auunu w m 1 When your body calls for help! A Unless you try De Witt i |^^H Pllls y(> u can t tell to what F"V extent you suffer unaßßaal necessary pain simply
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    Togetherness abroad
    465 11 Lifting of barriers to trade result of closer understanding reached by Lim and Tan during Jamaica talks SINGAPORE, Thursday. T NCREASED understanding between Singapore and Malaysia was one of the major factors which led to the recent lifting of quota restrictions at the Causeway. This was stated here
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    Strike restaurant: Liquidation decision stands
    179 11 Strike restaurant: Liquidation decision stands VJIMJAPORE, TOUTS. Strike- bound Cathay Restaurant is ljkely to go i n t o voluntary liquidation <vi Saturday. Thi*. follow.-, thr rrjertinn by thr Singapore Restaiiranl. Bar.-. Eating and Coffee Shops Employer.-' Union ul the management'g ultimatum i.v>ued on Tuesday A management spokesman -aid today
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    Night firing exercises
    41 11 SINGAPORE. Thurs.— The r>fenca Ministry will carry out rupht. firing exercises at Pulau TekOllg ranee between 8 p.m. and m.unight tomorrow. Small arms w;!l be used. The public are advised no' to be alarmed when hearing *hnv MpiaatatM
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    1.864,900 in Spore
    22 11 SINGAPORE. Tliurs. The e«tlmatori population of Singapore at the end of June was 1.864.900 —*****0 male* and 897.400 female*.
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    HK trade with Indonesia now at standstill
    121 11 HK trade with Indonesia now at standstill From Alan Khoo UONG KONG. Tbnrs. Indonesian trade here has come to a virtual standstill since the abortive Sept. 30 coud in Jakarta. Businessmen here said communication difficulties, curfews, skyrocketing prices and the chaotic foreign exchange market in Jakarta made trading impossible at
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    Jail for four Indons
    62 11 SINGAPORE, Thurs. Pour Indonesian Chinese from Pulau Panjang were yesterday Jailed for one month each to the First Criminal District Court for illegally Importing 10 picuU of tin ore. Yap Kap Mln. 41. Chin Ah Tong. 22. Lee Kong Chlng. 26. and Bo Lai. 25. were
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    Singapore Govt scholarship
    46 11 SINGAPORE. Thurf— Trie Singapore Government is oflenns a «cholarfthlp for a Muslim student 10 lake up further rellaion* it* riu hi Mir Muslim Cniieap in Klang A competitive examination will be held at the end ol this month to trlect a suitable student
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    Senate meeting
    28 11 KL'ALA LUMPUR. I hur- The Maisvs-.ar. Senate wil! hold a tourdav sfiMon at Parliament Hou.-f beginning on Dor II and not Oct II as §t*t*d today.
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    Defence Bonds sales near $7m
    141 11 Defence Bonds sales near $7m KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. Sales of thy National Defence Bonds have almost reached the $7 million mirk since tite nation-wide campaign was launched three months a(0. So far, about 2.000 individuals and organisations ii ivr subscribed to the bonds. They are issued in amounts of $50
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    TROUBLE AGAINAT NANTAH
    358 11 Officer's shot saves life of member of staff SINGAPORE. Thursday. A SHOT Hred in the air by a police officer l\ last night probably saved the life of a XXmember of the non-academic staff of Nanyang University in Jurong in an attack by about 20 rioting students.
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    New quotas for imports into S'pore
    115 11 BINGAPORE. Thurs— The, quarterly Import quotas for four items of manufacture* were officially announced today. They cover the period fron August or September to November or December For elect rle refrigerators not orer 12cu. ft. capacity 'domestic type* the quota is 25 per cent
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    Just fancy that...
    101 11 nnAPAH. Thurs. The grammatical mistakes in the minutes of the Tapah town council meetIngs would make InterestIng items for the "Just fancy that" columns in the newspapers. Mr. Loh Jee Mcc (md) said at the council's monthly meeting here today. He referred to the minutes of the
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    Leper settlement man robbed of $8,000
    246 11 Leper settlement man robbed of $8,000 RUALA LUMPUR, iV Thurs. An 86--year-old inmate of the Sungei Buloh Lepers Settlement. 13 miles from here, who lent money to the other inmates as a sideline, has lost his life savings of $8,260 In cash and Jewellery. Three men talked awa» with Mr
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    Police officer off to Canada
    63 11 KUALA I.UMPCR Ttvir! Acting A.sst. Supt Mohamet iNadram bin Hajt Su;t»n Amin of the Royal MalavMan Poli.-e Ml tr-re today to begin a oreyear eourie in physical eduear.er: at Canadian university I When he returns h» will anytime re.^DonsiblMty a* the Federal Police Depot fw
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    Now export move ty plastic ndustry
    382 12 Now export move ty plastic ndustry THERE is ample scope tor expansion in Singapore's polyethylene industry, and in order to achieve it, "manufacturers are contemplating a big move into the export markets. A team of manufacturers' representatives is expected to approach the State's Economic Development Board very soon to discuss
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    ELECTRONIC SHUTTER CAMERA HERE SOON
    174 12 ELECTRONIC SHUTTER CAMERA HERE SOON AN automatic electronic shutter camera said to be the first of its kind in the world comes to Singapore and Malaysia next month from the Minolta Camera Company of Japan. Called the Minolta Electro Shot, it is a 35 mm full-frame range finder model that
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    SPEEDY PINEAPPLE SHIPPING SERVICE
    246 12 THE introduction of faster shipping services be- tween Europe and the Far East may prove a great boon to the multi-million dollar Singapore and Malaysian pineapple export trade. The Ben Line ship Benledi. which recently made her maiden voyage to the Far East, has shown that
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    New synthetic latices oust curing agents
    107 12 New synthetic latices oust curing agents tHREE new synthetic latlces claimed to eliminate the need for curing agents In compounding of textile backings have been developed by the Goodyear Chemical Division. Ihey are designed tor use in carpel and upholstery backings, scrim adhestves and general purpose textile bindings and backings.
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    Ex-journalist named chief of Eric White S'pore
    91 12 Ex-journalist named chief of Eric White S'pore Mr. T. p. Flower (above), has been appointed director of Eric White Associates (Malaysia) Ltd., public relations consultants, Singapore, to succeed Mr. J. Q. Cameron who leaves for Sydney on Monday to take up a senior position with Eric White Associates (N.8.W.) Pty
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    Shop gets grand prize
    136 12 'HOP Tan C'hua Seng of Jalan Kelnlut won the grand prize In the Libbys 1965 International Held display competition, announced Guthrie and To. (Singapore) Ltd.. Übby'a local sole agent*. A total of SO local Libby's prodneta dealers throughout Singapore took part in the competition held in
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    TEXTILE IMPORTS KEEP WELL UP
    198 12 TEXTILE IMPORTS KEEP WELL UP SINGAPORE'S imports of cotton piece goods and' synthetic fabrics were maintained at a satisfactory level during the first half of this year, according to statistics. For cotton piece goods, supplies came to 90.8 million square yards compared with 87.9 million square yards for the second
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    Car dealers to meet
    86 12 rpHE third Far East, dealers' con- ventlon of Chrysler International S.A.. will take place in Hong Kong from Oct. 24 to 27. Representatives of Chrysler's distributors from the Far East. SouthEast Asia, Australia and New I Zealand are expected to attend. The delegates will celebrate a
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    Director off to study Japan insurance business system
    145 12 Director off to study Japan insurance business system r'O company executives this week left on study tours abroad. They were Mr. Goh Kwee Teng. director and manager of The Asia Insurance Co Ltd.. Malaya, and Mr. George Mathew. works manager of Castrol (Far East) Ltd.. Singapore. Mr. Goh left lor
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    Panam's net income up
    71 12 Mr Bert Torrance. Pan American's director (or Singapore and Malaysia, reports that preliminary net Income during August was $44 1 million, up 52. 1 per cent owe that for August last year Operating revenues were 5228 9 million, up 18.7 per cent, while passenger revenues rose
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    Lock icon Funeral of the SIY Slain Generals...
    213 13 Funeral of the SIY Slain Generals... DAY OF GRIEF FOR SOEK'S ARMED FORCES 'pHESE dramatic pictures received from Jakarta last night tell their own story of the turmoil that has gripped the Indonesian capital since last Friday's abortive coup. Gen. Nasution (at right) in particular displays the strain of this
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    Lock icon Ramani takes over the chair
    74 13 UNITED NATIONS. Thurs. Mr. R. Ramani. the Resident Representative of Malaysia, took over control of the (.<■ticr.ii Assembly yesterday in his capacity as a vice-president of the world body. He occupird the presidential chair in the absence of Dr. Amintore I inf. mi of Italy,
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    Tan on way home
    36 13 Washington. Thurs. MaInysla'n Ptnance Minslter. Mr Tan Slew Sin, had lunch* with Mr Plenw-Paul Schweizer, managing director of the International Mo- i netary Fund, yesterday before flying back to Kuula I umnur
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    Lock icon Angry tourists complain about rude officials
    194 13 Angry tourists complain about rude officials JESSELTON, Thursday. A GROUP of Filipino Chinese women tourists have angrily denounced what they described as "rude and ill-mannered" behaviour of Immigration officials in their hotel rooms, it was re- ported today "Not content with insulting us by fing •rpr'.nUii'r un at the airport
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    Lock icon Ex-PoW to sell his horror camp paintings
    141 13 lONDON, Thuns A for- raer British prisoner of the Japanese is to sell 133 "horror camp" painiinKS which have been exhibited here. The pictures— scenes of life at Singapore's Changl jail and on the "Death Railway" were painted by Leo Rawlings. 48, ex*
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    Piped water for home
    54 13 IPOH Thins. The 40 lnrrmtet 'of the old folk* home In Kam- pond Tawag new village here now hive piped water thanks to the Rotary Club of Ipoh which provided it at a cost of nearly $600 The home it run by a voluntary organisation, the
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    80.000 sign for NUT
    59 13 PSNANG. Thurv Thr Nation;! l I nion of Tea chers ha* so far collected nearly 80.000 signatures pledging moral support for its campaign to secure medical and housing facilities for teachers, and parity in salary for DTC-trained and other trachers with similar qualifications A petition to
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      253 13 WORRIED ABOUT YOUR MW m HKIII m. fl^H| o?^a jß&ir Hflfl^l .289 i AGE? why not open 3 savings account with THE HONGKONG BANK Have you thought about saving for your old age? Mr. Thrifty did and started saving with the Hongkong Bank where his money is safe and collects
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      349 14 19 MIBHBHMMMWHBBiH (Continued from Pace 10) SITUATIONS VACANT sTafw (Mint Box rt* oxtro MFOUIREO: Mandarin Speaking LCC ypewrltlng Teachers Oood Prospecta. aa A.'.Tti. IT. Spore. OINURAL COOK-AMAH wanted rasa good teatimunials to work for -:uraataa family. Tel: ***** Spore. WANTID: Experienced daytime rvpewrtting/Pnorihand Teachers for oew Commercial School. Box A
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      1056 14 SITUATIONS VACANT IS Word* tt (Mln.)-Box tt et*. oxtrm HOUSINO A DEVELOPMENT BOARD. Singapore Invites applications from Singapore Citizens for a post of Assistant Mechanical Supervisor In th* Scale $133 $613. Commencing salary depends on qualifications and experience but wIU not be less than $<MO/- p.m. (gross). Indus Iv* of
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      1059 14 VEHiaES FOR SALE IS Horrff M >tin.—B*x S» et* extra 195S VAUXMALL VICTOW Two j owners. r«ry good condition. new < tyrrs. clutch. o«nrr drlvin*. Pleas* j < pbone tS'por*) 1T877. I W«4 HILLMAN IMP" On* Own*r Kxrelleat Coadttlon Pre* *3.s 10,000 Mltaa. TelcphOße rnlv«rsal Curt Ltd. <B'por»> »3Srt F.xt.
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      750 14 BARS RESTAURANTS (Spore] f IS Word* tt (Min.r—Box SO ctt. txt'm I LAI WAN RESTAURANT apscia Caotoom* Dishes prcparad by famous cooks at 377C.'3*3C Jslaa B«ss.r cor*. Tel: 2MB* FRESH FLOWERS J IS Wnrdn 5* (Mm.t Hex S* et*. extra PRINCESS uyi for you witb now- 1 en tboughtftilly selected
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      565 14 KENYATAAN TAWARAN Penan Rran akan di-terlma dlPejabat Ketua Pepawal Perubatan dan Kesihatan. Negri Sembllan. Seremban sumpai tenguli hari pada 2&hb Oktooer. 1965 ba«i membekal makanan dan .<abagninya ka-Jabatan Penibiitan Negri Setnbllan, dan menganKkai renialvi darlpada RumalvJ Saklt dalam masa lhb. January, 1966 sampal 31 hb December. 1966. 2. Butir2 dan
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    Slack trade on Straits tin mart causes drop
    478 16 Slack trade on Straits tin mart causes drop SLACKER demand on the Straits tin market yester- day caused a drop of $2.37« in the price to 5735 per picul. The price has now fallep $14.12} in three days. Overnight afternoon three months buyers* price in London had risen by £'ih
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    DULL CONDITIONS AGAIN ON LOCAL STOCK EXCHANGE
    810 16 From Our Market Correspondent DILL conditions descend ed on the Stock Exchange of Malaysia yesterday and turnover, which on Wednesday had been halved, showed little improvement at 288.133 shares. The whole market was dull and was only relieved by fairly considerable activity in
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    STOCK EXCHANGE OF MALAYSIA
    779 16 DISIXKSS In and reported to the Singapore and K isla I.nmpur trading rooms of the Stock Exchartge of Malaysia yesterday with the number of charts traded in bracket*: :.4DUSTRIALS: C S. Holding* $2.0-.< SL,. Dunlapa iI.OOOi 51. 42 D. (3.000 11.40; Itaa crds. (1.000) Jl r
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    STOCK INDICES
    26 16 Malayan Stork Indices Oct. 6. Oct. 7. Industrial*: 75.87 75.84 Tins: 9K.17 '.>:.!)• rubbers: 103.5H in::.. mi I 30. 1963 Imi Ore. 19. 196-! ion
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    CLOSING PRICES
    24 16 Oct. 7 MAI. WAV lilltlill! PKIfK titii i.ntv nip three-eighths a cent) TIN S*'!."> (down I noMicial estiauilcol offorins 24."> t»ns mnchaneed).
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    DOLLAR RATE
    54 16 TW: present rat* of the MaXtyan 1 dollar against thr pound strrHnc flxrd on November M Urn year is selling. TT. or O.I) I* 2 15/IM. Buyinc T.T. 2s. 4 1/1 fid. Buying O.D. 3s. l',d. Thr dollar is at its <tatnlnr< middle position In relation to it*
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    104 16  -  (^Hia>( lyin* alantoidr the Slnnapara tVtaHac W, l l*nat :;.v.\ 3. s»menylh tI.W. 4, CafTOnha.^k 34, Rrwtln 10 11. I. ma Marr-lc 1) 11, TJ'n^Kara IS 16. Nippor IS, Slull ?1 O, Lrlac Maervk 25' aS, Walf*K Dvriblßiiritr* 31/32. Mrntlaun 33/34. President Adam 35 '.T0. Frrntcatr IS/41,
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      1007 16 A«STRAUA/MEW /EAUMB StlftCt IMBIA. fAHISIAM ANB P. SOU tIBVICt ia frteMßtfi. atetaiaa. MalawrM. Steaet. la. MaOraa aag N^aiatlnia. PBBMB P. S'nam t'pata c v OMffTA 12 Bel U/1« Oci 1»/lt 0«l ,a,3tL* ii. 7ITL. tSBMBAIA S Na* 1/ AMm 1/11 lul 2 OM M Otl It M IHMHU 3 We*
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      484 16 aUIIMrUMBi tutar-t SWllCt. Singapue f. Stum paaaaa rot. NAUSICAft It'll Oct 11/21 HI B M Mmeilltj. Htni, uuniira. T«Ma 11/U nn 14/11 Ma I) Ma ItatMillM. Bofdawi, Htvn, Oonrv KMU 14/11 0«e U/U BM Baa Maruillat, Hjvra. OiinlwL UVU tt/U MB M/W ua II laa aUruillM. Bor«M«ii. Mtrra. Oaatn. UUTMUWOi
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      40 16 Do you find the heat unbearable II you do. you need an Air-Conditioning expert Hes found in the vn.iou r\(.r» of the STB directory For advertising in the Yellow P*C«s. please enquire: ADVEKTISrTMtM DEPT STRAITS TIMES. TIMES HOl/SE. S PORK
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      935 17 ESTATE OF Miss Amelia Jonrs drtcasrd. Utr of "Rock Villa", Tynygarn Road. Prnyfai Bridgrnd. (.Umor-K->n. England, who rtird intestate un 12th Janu.tr>. MM domiciled in England. NOTICE is hereby given that all creditors, beneficiaries or next-of- Kin interested in or having claims against the estate of the abovenamed deceased person
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      665 17 IN THE MATTER OF THE COMPANIES ORDINANCES 1940-1946 AND IX THE MATTER OF SHARIKAT PEMBENA KAWASAN TIMOR LIMITED (Creditors' Voluntary Winding-l'p) A. an Extraordinary General Meeting of the Members of the above Company, duly convened and held at No. 148, Kampong Java Road. Singapore on the 2nd October, 1965, the
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      739 17 NOTICES NOTICE NOTICE is hertby given to the public by Ong Mon Kay of Nt 5. riinaoo Ro»u, Smgapore. Chinu Swee Ching oi No. M, Muar Roau. Singapore, Kwen Hon Benu of No. 404, fudu Koad. Kuala i^umpur, Oiig Boon Heuji ol No. 5, Hmuoo Hoaci. Singapore, Lun Kee Yeoug
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      637 17 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS PESLROH JAVA IBU KOTA KUALA LUMPUR Applications are invited for tne following two posts:--(a) Maintenance Inspector, Municipal Architect's Department. Salary Scale: •482x20- 602 650x24- 794 p m plus COXA. Qualifications: Diploma in Civil Engineering or Architectural of the Technical College with a pass in the Second Technical Examination.
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      930 17 TENDER JABATAN KERJA RAYA PERAK KENYATAAN TAWARAN. Ta\varan2 akan dl-ierlnia dlPejabat Jurutera Ne^en Jabatau Kerja Raya. Negeii--Perak. Ipoh ningga 300 petang pada ldhb Olctober, 1965 darlpada PernI borong2 yang beida.'lar dalam J.K.R. kelas E' dan ka-atas dlbawah kepala I dan II bag! BENAAN SETOR TALIKOM. JALAN STESHEN KERETAPI IPOH. ,2.
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      679 17 LADY SECRETARY/STENOGRAPHER Mobil Oil Malaya Ltd. has a vacancy in its Jurone Administrative Office for the above position. We are looking: for a mature and personable lad? between the ages of 26 to 35 with at least I years Secretarial experience and with the ability to work independently. QUALIFICATIONS: 1.
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      BUKIT TIMAH-runners and riders tomorrow
      1192 18 BUKIT TIMAH -runners and riders tomorrow Race 1—2.30 Class 3 Div 4 ($8,000) 6f 1 ***** Martingale g (Lee <Se Ng> Bagby 9 9.0 (F| 'Kane *> I 1 ***** Maori Fair g (Thio Sti Allan 8 8.12 Nelson 8 I 3 ***** Kennedy i? (Ace St> Mawl 7 8.11
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      BUKIT TIMAH—runners and riders on Sunday
      1314 18 BUKIT TIMAH— runners and riders on Sunday Race 1—2.0 Class 4 ($7,500) 9f ***** Bahn.im a <H Nf mixzie) Sullivan 4 9.7 Dragon .1 ***** Shan»nla 111 a <SK St i Rodeer< 5 9.3 (Fl Coles 2 ***** 1 rumps a doe SI. Mawl 5 8.11 Lee 6 ***** Tapaitrur
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      PENA'ALOK
      550 18 or Wine Man can make it an outsider's Spore Gold Cup f)ARK HORSE in the $50,000 Singapore Gold Cup over lOf at Bukit Timah on Sunday is Ipoh trainer Eddie van Breukelen's classy Australian newcomer, Pena'alok. late Cellar Book. His first outing last Sunday, when he finished second to
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      Spotlight on fancied runners tomorrow
      322 18 Spotlight on fancied runners tomorrow EPSOM JEEP spotlightt t!ie fancied runners at Bukii Timaii tomorrow: RUK ONK— Kennedy: Fifth to Star Whistler over Penan* 6f in heavy going; prefers a Kood track, (annonball: Tlurd to Budgerigar II over Penang 6f in May; working well. Martin gale: Second to Cm Cln
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      207 18 'Terylene' IF m I I Imi I V Lm m I S PS VINTAGE 'TERYLENE* Why suits last longer with Terylene' StiTs last i o\c.pr and keep their smartness. All creases- except i 'TFRVI TIMF' If CFPC bmartness longer, when made the trouser creases, which arc set iini^'t ivr-tr^ vith
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      25 18 INFECTION IN YOURjDOGS? Make sure |sare safety treated with Ancaris TNENIUM COMPOUND TABLETS (Vtttrinary) COMPLETELY SAFE HIGHLY EFFICIENT CLEARS ROUNOWORM TOO A WELLCOME PRODUCT *"»"ll >.|—
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      184 entries for Ipoh
      1360 19 IW% M^M iC 11 1 T\ Race Six 4.55 p.m. at Bukir Timah on Sunday. 1 ***** IRON HAND (Fly? FVrks Stable) 9 3 L. Johnson 4 6 clieg jy Elopement Roman Circuit (dark blue; tUiH-* itarst C. Tulioti. UMat winner over Bmkit Timah 8f in
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      CLASS SIX
      147 19 iB}f and 9(1 Ace or Diamonds. BeraduNasib. Bamanette. Calvados. Captain's Uuide, Chatsmoth. Chicken Besi, Chaniuckter. Chuba Chuba, Draco. I Dulas River. Escort. Oallant Turk. Gla nils. Junior. Lode Rush. Lovely Lotus, Laksamana, Mas Puteli. Mississippi. Orange William. Peme Mademoiselle. Palomar. Phantom. Rocky. Safe Home, Ban Juan, St. Honore.
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      Lock icon England to hold 12-nation meet
      50 19 LONDON. Thurs. The International Field Hockey Association have approved an application by England to stage a 12-nation men s hockey festival in October. The festival will be the lan major event of its type before the 196« Olympic Games hockey competition in Mrxico City Reuter.
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      KEINO TO TOUR
      26 19 NAIROBI. Thur.v Kipchoiiße Kelno. Kenya's world 3.000 mrtres record-holder, will run in New Zealand. Brazil and the Uni'cd States between November and Mnrch.
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      King to open Games at 5.15
      624 19 King to open Games at 5.15 SEAP SECRETARIAT ANNOUNCES TIMES AND VENUES KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday. JHE opening ceremony for the Third Seap Games by the Yang di-Pertuan Agong has been timed for 5.15 p.m. at Merdeka Stadium on Dec. 14. The closing ceremony, also to be performed by the King,
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      SASA set standards to ensure strong team
      286 19  - SASA set standards to ensure strong team FRANCIS BOEY 68 DAYS TO SEAP GAMES By OINGAPOrtE, Thurs. The •3 average times by the first three swimmers in events at the third Malaysian chamDionshiDS and in the international meet here in August between Malaysia and Thailand and the Philippines will be
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      Lock icon Brundage hits out at 'paid amateurs'
      191 19 Brundage hits out at 'paid amateurs' MADRID, Thurs. Avery Brun- 1 dace. American president tf the International Olympic Com- 1 I mittee. yesterday criticised the attitude that national prestige is measured by Olympic medals. -This erroneous attitude leads to the cultivation of an elite of subsidised athletes and a policy
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      MIA OFFICIALS
      30 19 MALACCA, Thurs— Malacca Indian Association officials: Presl-i dent E.T. Stonor; vice-presidents I M. Nagarajah and F.C. Dawson; secretary S.R. Ramanujam; treasurer V.K. Menon: sports becrei tary P.M. Vasagam.
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      129 19 COVENTRY FANS WATCH ON -TV ONDON, Thuri. More than Mj IO.iOO Coventry soccer fans took part in a history-nwktnc experiment last night uhen they watched on closed-circuit television while their team beat Cardiff 2-1 120 miles away. A sunt four-sided screen erected at the Coventry ground gave the fans an
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      54 19 LONDON. Thurs. Results of Rugby matches played last night: Rugby League tour mateh Castleford 6 New Zealanders 7. Lancashire Cup semi-final Warring ton 21 Oldham 10. Kughy Union club matches Bath 27 London Hospital 3; Ebbw Vale 9 Newbridge 3; Pontypool 12 Gloucester 3; Penryn 17
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      24 19 SINGAPORE, Thurs— Singapore Table Tennis and Wrestling AsneUtioni will hold a joint anuniversary dinner on Satusday at the Chinese Chamber of Commerce.
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      Lock icon Manchester United hit Helsinki for six
      86 19 I ONDON. Thurs. Results of *-< soccer matches played last night in European competitionsEuropean Cup Preliminary I round 2nd-lee. Manchester United 8 HIK Helsinki 0 (Manchester 9-2 aggregate). European Cup Winner* CupPreliminary round 2nd leg Clu] 1 Stiinta 2 Wiener Neustadt 0 (Clul 3-0
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      Sports official made Dato
      59 19 SINGAPORE. Thurs— One of Sarawak's leading sports officials. Wee Hood Teck. president of the Sarawak Turf Club and Sarawak Basketball Association, was recently made a Dato by the Oovernor of Sarawak, Tun Abanc Haji Openg. Dato Wee Is also vice-president of the Malaysian Amateur Basketball Association
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      57 19 SINGAPORE. Thurs.— Singapore Island Country Club officials- Pr«'sldent C. C. Tan (re-elected) I vice-presidents Lee Kirn Yew and I A. It Crawley-Bovey (both reelected >: captain Low Kee Pow; committee: Ang Soon Hoe. K. Hashimoto. C. V Koh. Khoo Hock Choo. Lim Siew Poh. A. C. Oehlers. N.
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      245 19 I SPORTS SUMMARY J/amgMM BOOMS Muanr Indian A»«n. annivrr- Club match (Sban): Negri KV^'^JS^ 2 115 Pirates 27 (3 ls tries) N.K. KrUhnan 3 Mrs. Persel NSCRC 11 (goal. 2 tries) BADMINTON Friendly (T. Anson): DTC 13 wEy: iH r "^,u n D dTp I n"^ <2 Boals try> sas
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    Pope at the U.N.
    78 20 pOPK PAUL VI making bis historic speech In the United Nations General Assembly on Monday. On the rostrum behind the 65-year-old Pontiff are (from left) U.N. Secre-tary-General U Thant; the General Assembly President, Dr. Am in tore Fanfan i; and the General Assembly Under-Sec-retary, Mr. C.V.
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    Lock icon Nasution's daughter buried
    65 20 Nasution's daughter buried JAKARTA. Thurv— Full military honours were accorded today to the five-year-old daughter of Indonesia*. Defence Ministrr. General Nasution, who dlrd yesterday from a wound inflicted by rebrls of the September 30 movement. Ade Erma Suryanl was shot at point blank ranre while in the arms of her
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    New air base: Healey may visit Australia
    132 20 SYDNEY. Thurs. The 1 British Defence Minister. Mr. Denis Healey. may visit Australia in the near future for possible discussions on the establishment of a British air base in Australia, it was indicated here today. Ihr British \\iation Minister. Mr Roy Jenkins, uho
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    327 20 LONDON. Thurs— The stock markets took on a brighter appearance today after yesterdays modest setback. Buyers were still in the market for selected Issues while the recent profit-taking was less in evidence. There was a small amount of buying for the new account which .starts on Monday. The
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    RUBBER
    53 20 LONDON. Thurs.—Spot 20d., Nov. 201 16d., Dec. 20\d.. Jan 2014d.,l4d., Jan March 30\d April/ June 20'jd. July Sept. 20 9 I6d Oct. Dec. 20 9 16d.. Jan. March 20 9 16d., April June 20 9 16d.. c if. Oct. 19 9 lbd Nov. 19 11 lSd Dec 1913 16d.
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    28 20 LONDON. Thurs.—Buyers £1465 <—C 9». sellers £14«7 <— £8), Porward buyers £1457'- <—£7'^.). sellers £1458 (—*9,... Settlement £1467'j (—£7lji Turnover a.m. 170 tons, p.m. 205 tons. Tone: Steady.
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    Ruler's cousin in crash
    80 20 Ruler's cousin in crash KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. A cousin of the Yang di-Pertuan Besar of Negri Sembilan, Lieut. Tengku Salman bin Tengku Sulaiman, 22, was seriously Injured in a road accident near Semenyih, about 21 miles from here, last night Another officer. Lieut. Wan Ahmad, was slightly injured. They were
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    Lock icon Rotary meet
    47 20 AMSTERDAM, Thurs. A threeday conference of Rotary International opened here today with guest.s Crown Princess Beatrix of Holland and her West German fiance Claus von Amsberg. The conference, on the theme "Rotary and World Progress.'" is attended by 2.300 Rotary members from 31 countries. Reuter.
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    Singapore mission calls on President Kaunda
    235 20 Singapore mission calls on President Kaunda T USAKA. Thurs. Singapore's Deputy Prime Minister, Dr. Toh Chin Chye. the Foreign Minister, Mr. S. Rajaratnam, and the Minister of State, Inche Rahim Ishak. called on President Kaunda of Zambia today. Earlier, they had met Vice President Kamanga after a luncheon given by
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    Opposition bid to exploit Pakistan break: Khir
    236 20 Opposition bid to exploit Pakistan break: Khir JASIN, Thurs. The Minister of Education, IXc h c Mohamed Khir Johari, today accused Opposition parties of trying to take advantage of Pakistan's break with Malaysia. They were trying to make the break look like a religious matter, be said. Inche Khir was
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    42 20 HOUSTON. Thurs— The Duke of Windsor will undergo "routine tests' next week in Methodist Hospital to determine whether he Is reeoverinc .satisfactorily from surgery last year 10 correct aa artery defect. The Duke and Duchess nrrived In New York yesterday—UPl.
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    118 20 CABLE RECEIVED from MM Sri in. M.irh.rtv Vnkkoin 1 ith«r of Kun)ir;im.in 01 M Chan>l»-r Read t'as»--«i ,i«;iy peacefully on 110 K. CABLE RECEIVED I), lov.d n;oth»r of Jo—pa ManuclpUUl of p.w.d. Headi|ii:irt»rs, Koala Lumpur L<a**«4 away, &-n>-(VJ, in Narantahanal. l>jrlon. MRS. QUAN CHIP HOB tv» KhoO Phfk Km
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      47 20 Highest and lowest temperatures In Malaysia and Singapore for the period 8 p.m. Wednesday to 8 p.m. yesterday HJchest Lowest Kuala Lumpur 91 72 Kola Bharu 75 Penang 90 73 Ipoh 93 72 Ma Urea 88 73 Singapore 90 73 C Highlands 56 Jesselton 75 Kuchinf 75
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