The Straits Times, 15 March 1966

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    27 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 150,000 NATIONAL LM URY TilH Niitiiiiiiil Nkwsj!;i|ikp The Straits Times Estd. 1845 TUESDAY. MARCH 15, 1966 15 CENTS M.C.(P) 1629 KDN 2034
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    6-point plan to step up rural progress
    679 1 6-point plan to step up rural progress gCALA LUMPUR Mon. The I)e l»nl\ Prime Minister.' Tun Abdul Ra/;ik. today urged the people to "st;ind on your own feel" to achieve greater progress. With that plea, he launched "Gerakan Main" Operation Progress and simultaneously opened the progress exhibition at the Stadium
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    Curtain of silence
    804 1 Not a clue in two days on what Sock is doing JAKARTA, Monday A CURTAIN of silence has descended on the activities of President Soekarno. There was no official report on his activities yesterday at his summer palace at Bogor, outside the capital, and this morning the
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    $40,000 jewels grab
    459 1 $40,000 jewels grab FOUR ROBBERS RAID GEYLANG PAWNSHOP By YEO TOON JOO: SINGAPORE. Monday A GUNMAN and three accomplices got away with nearly $40,000 worth of jewellery in a daylight robbery at a pawnshop in Geylang Road this morning. While more than .'i(J customers mid employees ol the Mm Lian
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    Lock icon Dewi turned out of palace
    98 1 rpOKYO. Mon—ln--1 donesian President Soekarno's Japanese wife has been ordered out of her Jakarta mansion by troops. Kyodo news service reported toda\ The agMMf said .in Australian arriving in Sinsapore Ironi Jakarta reported Mrs. Katna Sari Dewi. a former Japanese i hi i lull hostess,
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    'Be alert' call by Ningkan
    122 1 ifUC'HING. Mon Sarawak was warned today to be on the alert for Communists escaping into the State from Indonesia. The Chief Minister. inti Stephen Kalong \m:k.m. at a press conference this afternoon said there was a danger that Indonesian and Sarawak Communists might link up
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    Lock icon 'HALF-HALF' CABINET
    220 1 lAKARTA. Mon. Army Chief Lieut.Gen. Suharto will form a new Cabinet in the name of President Soekarno. the a r m y controlled "Diiwa Prokalamasi" i (Spirit of Proclamation) weekly said today. It said the Cabinet would be an emer- j gency Cabinet with i only 25 ministers.
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    'Radio urges Thai revolt'
    30 1 TOKYO. Mim nillH c:ir,:; i am Rccney aid today >cc iet liiuio !ih<. miled on the people ot Thailand i<> rtae up against the Government. \P.
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    Lock icon 'Kiss of Judas'
    31 1 PEKING. Mon —China today dcvrnbed weekend call for Ame- lican friendship with ilie Chinese people by United citatf.s Vice President Hi:lxti Humphrey as the UM of Judas." Reuter.
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    Lock icon 7,000 call for change in Vietnam
    245 1 7,000 call for change in Vietnam UUE. Mon. Thou--11 sands of people demonstrated in this northern university city today in support ol Buddhist demands for political unity and a return to elected civilian government in South Vietnam. The demonstrators, estimated at about 7.000 .gathered tutslde Uieu de Pagoda and cheered
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    Lock icon STOP PRESS
    27 1 GBUNI-a LAINCH POSTPONED CAPE KENNEDY. Mon -(■emini-X two-man space minion, set for launch tomorrow postponed 2t hours because of leaks in spacecraft and rocker Reuter.
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      Lock icon The Mizo revolt: Pakistan warning to India
      195 2 The Mizo revolt: Pakistan warning to India I)\( V M«>ii P.«ki»t.in >rst<rda> warned India that any border incident in the Assam area where Mix© tribesmen have bc«-n in revolt .munst Indian rule would disturb Indo-Pakis-Un im-.k < Ihr wartime WM contained in a r.iki>tanl torciun Office Ne4e <leIheretl to IBM
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      Lock icon Ceylon plot: Army captain arrested
      63 2 CoIOMBO. Mon. A captain ii iiir Ceylon Amy baa been irreatrd in comieciioii with an illrgrri pint to ■mwiMlniitf certain jabiiirt ministers and overthrow he Government, police md ■esUrday. •i named .> i <; J!^r;'. is the iir»t commi iScer to i>c arrested In oonlectlon
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      Lock icon Partition riots in the Punjab
      279 2 CONGRESS DECIDES ON A STATE FOR THE SIKHS, AND HINDUS GO ON A RAMPAGE NEW DELHI, Monday. I ANGUAGE riots reached a new violent height in the Punjab yesterday as Hindu and Sikh youth fought each other and the police in three cities. Rival mobs
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      The Arabs confer on ties with Bonn
      92 2 The Arabs confer on ties with Bonn fVURO. Mon. Arab Prime Ministers or their representatives meet here today to discuss strained relations with West Germany and joint defence. In behind-the-scenes talks by Arab League Foreign Ministers preparing the agenda for today's talks, at least one Arab State has urged an
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      Lock icon Perfect card deal
      43 2 I iNlii m Dr:': ;l l nirc\;;tnic Ro y Shuker dealt himself .md 'luce triends perfect halKfel itiring (..uiie (it tola ia Coiifcleluii. central England He had 13 spa'les H.- MendK •)ad 13 hearts. 13 lub» ;ind 13 lunnons— Renter.
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      Lock icon Saigon's first convicted profiteer executed
      353 2 SAIGON, Mon. CHUBBY Chinese millionaire Ta Vinh, convicted of economic crimes, died before a military firing squad in the Central Market yesterday while his weeping wife and Right children trird to break through barbed Wire barricades and rush to his sido. Vinh. :r>. waa ho
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      Lock icon INDIRA ON BEST WAY TO CONTAIN CHINA
      143 2 INDIRA ON BEST WAY TO CONTAIN CHINA VTEW YORK. MM. The Indian Prime Minister, Mrs. Intlira (iandhi. said yesterday the best way of containing China was for Asiao countries to be more independent and economi'i .illy stable so that they need not look to Prking for help. She was speaking
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      A secret air dash by Thi to stop unrest
      196 2 A secret air dash by Thi to stop unrest FkANANG. Mon. Maj.-Gen. Nguyen Chang Thi. sacked as First Corps iommander, made a dramatic secret night flight from Saigon to Danang to urge his supporters to stop demonstrating against his dismissal. Well- Informed i o«re«g mid he waa afraid that demonstrations
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      Lock icon Castro attacks Peking
      109 2 AIIAMI i Florida Mon. kt Cuban Prime Minister Fidel Castro lashed out. furiously against China In a speech in Havana last night. He accused Peking of "launching an im-perialist-type campaign against Cuba." Speaking in loud and animated tones in the broadcast speech, monitored in Miami. Dr. Castro
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      Contact lenses cause of eye damage
      139 3 (HK UiO, Mon— A *ur vey showed toda> that among .V).oou contactlen* wearers 14 f\n ''.id to be removed and 157 c>«"s were permanently d.im.icril The survey, conducted by the Ameri< an Asn.kijtion of Ophlhalmoloey. was reported in the journal «>i tin- American Mriiic.il
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      Liu to visit Pakistan
      61 3 I TOKYO, Mon. President Liv Shao-chi of China will visit Pakistan at the invitation of President Ayub Khan, the New China Btn ußenry said yesterI day. The d-.te of the visit «aa not disclosed. llii PreMden' \<ili ije Hceompanifcl by his rife, Wang Kuangm> i and
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      POLLS POINT TO A LANDSLIDE FOR LABOUR
      235 3 POLLS POINT TO A LANDSLIDE FOR LABOUR Pundits put Wilson far ahead LONDON. Monday THE Labour Party today seemed headed for a landslide victory in the March 31 general election on the bnsis of latest opinion poll I findings. Analysts mj that only 1 an unprecedented shift towards the Conservatives
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      Lock icon Seeking the earth's exact size and shape
      109 3 Seeking the earth's exact size and shape WASHINGTON. Mon. mi. (I States survey teams in six countries Scotland. Canada. Denmark. Norway, Iceland and Greenland have launched a programme to help plot the exact size MM shape of the earth. Four-man teams in each loiintry will u*e the satellites Echo I
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      Lock icon 'King of Punters' in jail for rigged forecasts
      190 3 'King of Punters' in jail for rigged forecasts DENNES (France). Police here said last night they had solved the riddle of how France's "Kinc of the Punters" made a fortune out of horsp raff 1 betting. Gabriel Bourm.s. 39-year- old butcher, i.s in jail with two alleged accomplice* his girl
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      Lock icon Now a 'Communist plot' to overthrow Jomo Kenyatta's Govt
      299 3 Now a 'Communist plot' to overthrow Jomo Kenyatta's Govt NAIROBI. Monday rrHE Kenya Defence Minister, Dr. Njoroge Mun- gai. said last night he had uncovered a Communist plot to overthrow the Government of President Jomo Kenyatta. But he assured the nation that any attempted coud would fail because the Armed
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      Lock icon New volcano in Pacific quietened by sea
      104 3 CYDNEY, Mon— A spectacular volcano that rose out of the Pacific Ocean has appirently been quietened by the seaLocal airline pilots first reported the new volcano late last year 20 miles south of Vanguna in the British Solomon Islands The rim of the
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      'MORE SUICIDES WHEN BAROMETER FALLS'
      96 3 'MORE SUICIDES WHEN BAROMETER FALLS' (CHICAGO. Mon.— Two statisticians said yesterday they found more people commit suicide when the barometer is failing. The repor: of Edward Digon and H. Narrett Bock of the Pennsylvania division of Blostatistlcs appeared In the Journal of the American Medical Association. Mr. Digon and Mr.
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      91 3 MONOMAT TUNING MODEL T660 Thix is thr |»i«r §tntU T\ sot (2.">" tube) with tlu> DMMHMI Inner \*liirli means mmi -j.il antoiiiatie. mihmiili and ea>v wclcctioß of channel without inlertereiiee. Vnolher bi^j teatnre l\so speakers for belter -omul iulelilv. liny this handsome w inner today and enjoy armchair ultra Aiew
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      185 3 Congratulations to ANGLO-ORIENTAL PLANTATIONS LTD. on the opening of GADONG PALM OIL MILL JUGRA ESTATE FROM CAPITOL ENGINEERING LTD. 46-D JALAN LIMA. Xl ALA I.IMPIR. THrptaone: 7947K A 7811R CIVIL 6i STRUCTURAL CONTRACTOR Hong Kong Leading tngiish Language Newspaper FLOWN REGULARLY TO SINGAPORE is now on sale at MARICAN b
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      45 3 THE GAMBOL 6 <. 2.'3O*ML[Z^AHO Sd6 HAp\ \3tM[. fgAMKLY I WQUIPNT^ THE NCSVE ID WEAf? A V TRUST H6C «*i«rr six tNCHesJ v z^~\AK3Vg MBOfMEE j— r f TCI i *jr» i u/vm I I WiT I Afl 1 V AOOCTT IT V. 'W WCIS»t J
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    Call for the Vigilantes to be given some police functions
    318 4 SINGAPORE, Monday. JHK Minister of State for Defence, Mr. Wee Toon Boon, today called for a re-organisa-tion of the Vigilante Corps to enable it to become a more effective instrument for maintaining law and order. "For this purpose," he said,
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    Outstanding passes in his exams
    117 4 Outstanding passes in his exams SINGAPORE. Mon. A Singapoie student, John Teng Joon Whatt (above) has gained outstanding passes in architecture at the University of New South Wales, in Australia. Teng is a former student of the Catholic Boys' High School. Singapore. Now In the third year of the four-year
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    Lee's tribute to Chinese Chamber
    209 4 SINGAPORE, Monday. THE Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, today praised the Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce for its role in helping to make the Republic "a vibrant, prosperous, tolerant and multi-racial nation." In a message congratulating the Chamber on Its 60th j anniversary tomorrow.
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    'DRIVING LICENCES ONLY AFTER LEARNING FIRST AID'
    182 4 'DRIVING LICENCES ONLY AFTER LEARNING FIRST AID' SINGAPORE. Mon—Learner motorists should only be eligible for driving licrncrs after they have obtained a first aid licence in addition to passing their driving tests. This was stated by the Assistant Director General. St. John Ambulance in London. Mr. L. I). Wilkinson, (above)
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    FOUR LABOUR COURT HEARINGS
    126 4 FOUR LABOUR COURT HEARINGS SINGAPORE. Mon. The Industrial Arbitration Court has listed the following cases for hearing during the next fortnight: On W.dnesdny and Thursday, a dispute between Salvage Entjineei s Ltd. and ihe Singapore Manual and Mercantile Workers' Union over the retrenchment of 45 employees. On March 23 and
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    Stage Club to hold charity opening night
    56 4 Stage Club to hold charity opening night SINGAPORE. Mon— The Stage Club will nold a charity opening night of its coming production i "Night Must Fall" at the Cultural i Centre on March 30. The performance is in aid of the i Singapore Children's Society Flag Day Fund. The play
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    2 new French courses
    48 4 2 new French courses SINGAPORE. Mon— The Adult Education Board is organising new French language ooanM at beginners and intermediate levels Two sessions ol neb level will begin on Wednesday and another on Thursday. Application tornis for these courses are available from the Board ai the Cultural Centre.
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    The aquarium
    24 4 SINGAPORE. Mon. The Van Kleef Aquarium will remain open on Hari Raya Haji. March 31. from 10 a. in. lo 9 p.m.
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    Flag Day
    16 4 SINGAPORE. Mon The Singapore Children's Society will hold a Flag Day on March 26.
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      505 4 GANISATION PET Q LAST 2 DAYS 11 am. 1 30. 4, 6 45, 930 "TILL THE END OF TIME 1 1 g [M| CCs E>g. subs. OPENS THURSDAY 1 Fronk Sinatra Deborah Kerr "Mornoge en ihr Rocks" g LAST 2 DAYS: 11-1 4S-4-6 30-9 IS ■"I'LLTAKESWEDEN'iuA)" BFranKip Aio in •T'
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      213 4 SINGAPORE DIARY TODAY Indian classical orchestra, National Theatre, 7.30 p.m. Violin recital of Alfredo Campoll. Victoria Theatre, 8.45 p.m. Exhibition of reproduction of 20th Century German painting. Exhibition Hall, Chinese Chamber of Commerce, Hill Street, 9 a.m. 6 p.m. Police Band concert, Katong Park. 8 p.m. Free film shows starting
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      435 4 The followinx It today's schedule of Lumpur (MLO33) 7.33 p.m.: from civil aircraft movement* at Pay* Kuala Lumpur (ML 127) 7.45 p.m.: Lebar Airport, Singapore. from rVnanK. Kuala Lumpur (MI. ARRIVALS 0M) Japan Airiinti: Krom Tokyo, departures Hong Kont;. Baogkok (JL 711) 6.10 Thai Inttrnationil: To BanKkok. p.m. Dace.i <TG
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    Appeal by Minister: Don't pinch our grad teachers
    377 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Monday rnHE Ministry of Education has ap--L pealed to other Ministries to "stop pinching" graduate teachers. Disclosing this today, the Minister ot Education. Inche Mohamed Khir Johari, said: "We had to send out circulars to other Ministries because we want
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    LIONS CLUB CHARITY CONCERT
    93 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon.— The Petallng Jaya Liun<= Club will present a concert at the Dewan Bahasa dan Pustaka on March 25 i:i lid of the Selangar Ex- Service^ Headcjuarters Build--1 ing Fund and the Selangor j Homo (or Mentally Retarded Children. Che Suitiii) uf Selangor has
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    Machine stolen
    24 5 KUALA I fMPLT: U A eement-mlxer nuchir.r north $500 n from .i construction »lt« at Suleiman Court off Batu Road hrrp yestercLiv.
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    'Ban entry of children under six into country'
    96 5 pENANCi. Mon— Thr Jalan 1 1 .t tin I mini branch will move a resolution at its ccneral meeting on Sunday celling on the Government to bar thr entry into this country of children below (he ase of six. Inche Havsan bin
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    New road tolls effective tomorrow
    142 5 New road tolls effective tomorrow 1/UALA LUMPUR. Mon. Road users were reminded today that toll charges for using the new 14-mile Tanjong Malim— Slim River highway would be effective from Wednesday. Failing to pay the tolls will be an offence punishable with a fine not more than S5O. says a
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    Visit to blind centre by Mrs. Bell
    77 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. Mrs. Stephanie Bell, wife of the U.S. Ambassador. Mr. James Bell, today visited the Ourney Training Centre for the Blind After touring the centre? shorthand, switchboard operation, fence construction ar.d h, k.-Tv dUM ICn Bfll «a» presented Tith a tubul
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    CITY COUNCIL TO HELP CHILDREN OF RETIRED OR DEAD EMPLOYEES
    137 5 CITY COUNCIL TO HELP CHILDREN OF RETIRED OR DEAD EMPLOYEES pENANG. Mon.— Chil- I dren of City Coun- i cil employees who have retired or died, may be appointed, on oompasslooate ground.s. to fill Council vacancies. City Council's estabIL r hmenl and disciplinary ..;reed io ih provided. TIIK APPLICANTS parent
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    Taxi driver robbed
    69 5 J SINGAPORE Mon 1 in ee men. one armed witli dHgsor. I 1a.,1 DiKlu robbed I t;<xi-dr.\(T ofl hi* day's takings of 523 Llm Keng Owe, 41- picked up: I the men ut Soiungoon Road a; i I about 10-45 p.m. Wlirn lie arrived 'at tin- junction
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    'MTU trying to split unity of teachers'
    108 5 MALACCA. Mon. Malacca divisioa of the Malaysian Trades Union Congress yesterday deplored the formation of the Malayan Teachers" Union aii'J accused it of trying to split the unity of teachers. This |M "in- dI rosolutions paired at the au nual delegates conference of
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    Malaysia move to teach foreign languages
    109 6 Malaysia move to teach foreign languages KUALA LUMPUR, Moil. Malaysia will urge the setting up of an institute of foreign languages including Russian ai .t meeting of the retar ia of the Bouth-East Asian Ministers of Education In Bangkok next month. The Minister "i Education, liu-he Klur Johari, said today:
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    Architect weds
    71 6 AIK. and Mrs. Colin M.ul.can Calharm alter their \ve<Uline at Our Lady Queen of Heaves, Qacemnray, I "iiilun last month. Air. Calhapm. a Singapore architect and racehorse owner is the only son "f Mr. T..M. C'alharm. a former president of the Singapore Turf Club, and Mrs. C'alhacm. The
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    'Unite at all costs'
    344 6 From G. GELDARD KUCHING. Mon. Taib: We must start now if we want to survive T)RACTICAL experience had shown 1 how difficult it was to unite the people of Sarawak, "but we must start if we want to survive/ the State Minister for Communications and Works,
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    Six for ship building course
    89 6 Six for ship building course IS UALA LUMPUR. iV Mon.— Six Malaysians will leave for Hamburg on Wednesday on a 22-month professional training rourse in shipbuilding. They are Abdul Rahim bin Hassan. William Signamony. Augustine Theseira and Cheng Peng Chong from Kris Shipping Company. Penang; Awang bin Mohamed of MARA
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    Missing son: A $20 reward
    63 6 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. In a report in today's is>sue of the Straits Times headed "A father's pita: Help find my missing MB", It was reported that the father. Mr. S. Sandriah. offered S2OO to anyone who could find his son. S. Pniduthally. missing from home
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    A globe girdling cyclist praises roads
    248 6 1 ipoh. Mon. An Argen- tinian. Mr. Richard Nines, 38. arrived here today on a bicycle from Penane: alter travelling 48.000 miles through 33 countries. Mr Nina was full of prai.>« for Malayan roads which make for smoother and easier riding. Speaking little English,
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    Wong goes home
    30 6 KUALA IX'MPUR. Mon 1 Sarawak's Deputy Chief Minute Dato Jamrs Wong, returned t Jr.v-elton today aft<T a two-da stay here for routine t»;i;s wit! '.he Ceiuial Government.
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    The police warns of a travelling con man
    279 6 IPOH, Mon. Police I today warned the public to be on guard against a confidence I trickster, described as j a European, who is j "going up and down the country" obtain- ing loans under the j pretext that his car had
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    Problem of another man's Sabbath
    649 7 Problem of another man's Sabbath Constitutional Commission: Final day SINGAPORE. Mon RELIGIOUS group representing the Seventh Day Adventists told the Constitutional commission today that they had been threatened with prosecution by officers of the Labour Department lor closing their businesses on Saturday Reason for the threatened prosecution was that the
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    Have you seen this accident?
    52 7 SINGAPORE. Mon. Lim Poh Sentf. 55. of Lorong Ah Soo, was fatally Injured when he was knocked down by a hit-and-run vehicle believed to be a motorcycle at the firth mile Scrangoon Roud. yesterday. Evewitiu-SM-s are requested to contact Inspector Snvindar Singh of Srp<>v Lines.
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    Death for consorting with Indon soldiers
    193 7 Death for consorting with Indon soldiers VI U A R Mon. A shop assistant was sentenced to death here yesterday for consorting with members of the Indonesian armed forces and possessing a Sten-gun and ammunition last September near Segamat. Mr Justice S. S. GUI passed the sentence on Tan Buck
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    265 Bangkok students to visit KL
    78 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon.— A group of 265 students from the Faculty of Pharmacy. University of Medical Sciences. Bangkok, will arrive here on Thursday for a four-day study tour The students, including 135 girls, will travel here in six bus's from Haadvai via Chnncloon. They
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    Lock icon Longhouse fire in Sarawak
    52 7 XrCHING. Mnr. Twrnry-nv* fanillM in t'l.i I.u.jh?.* in Sarawak's .second division Ml n:.u!r bOOtttM when a 30-<ioor longhnusr was destroyed by fire las: Friday. A report snid an 80-ye;ir-old m.n was found dead and a Urge am -urn of money and property was lost in the
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    107 more lose citizenship
    45 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. Another 107 people have been deprived of their citizenship under Article 26 of the Constitution, according to the latest Oovernment Gazette. The order was made by the Minister of Home Affairs. Dato 'Dr.) Ismail bin Dato Abdul Rahman.
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    Emergency one of the reasons cement firm didn't start work
    354 7 Emergency one of the reasons cement firm didn't start work i^ U A L A LUMPUR. •IV Mon. The emergency in Sarawak was one of the reasons the Borneo Cement Manufacturing Corporation could not start operation even though it received its pioneer status two years ago. The other reason wan
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    L-driver nurse fined $40
    70 7 IPOH. Mn. An MMMMM 1 fiUT.se. Nornwti binte Yahnya. 23 ■M fliifd a total ot $40 on Mine m. r K es by die Traffic Court here today. Ptesdtaf euilty to careless driving, slio was lined $20 and I her provisional driving licence endorsed. She was
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    Film screenings at showroom
    57 8 SINGAPORE. Mon.— The Cycle and Carriage iMi Ltd.. will conHam tv screen two films called "Safety First" and "Planned, j Tested and Developed" from tomorrow -untU Sunday. There will be two screenings i nightly at 7 p.m. and 8.15 p.m. at the firm's new Mercedes-Benz showroom,
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    Proprietor, manager jailed for swindle
    483 8 1 SINGAPORE, Mon. A SHOP proprietor and his manager were today jailed lor 18 months for swindling Stokvi's (M) Ltd. of goods valued at over $13,000. Hool Teck Hock and his manager, Khoo Peng Kuen, were also jailed for eight months for fraudulently using as
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    GOVERNMENT OFFERS OVERSEAS STUDY AND TRAINING
    191 8 GOVERNMENT OFFERS OVERSEAS STUDY AND TRAINING SINGAPOME, Mon —The Sinuupon- Government is ofTerinu sc\ <-r.il scholarships and training award* for postgraduate Mmlit-s durini; ISM and IMI in Commonwealth countries and other overseas countries. The training awards in Britain, the United States and India are (or health education, public health, engineering,
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    THE MEDICAL MAN'S ADDED WORRY
    333 8 SINGAPORE, Mon.—Professor Lim Kok Ann, the dean of the University of Singapore's Medical Faculty, said today that the medical man nowadays had to worry about the society in which both he and his patient lived besides worrying about the professional care of his patients. Speaking
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    Swiss plan technical watch centre in S'pore
    327 8 Swiss plan technical watch centre in S'pore SINGAPORE. Mon. The Swiss Federation of Watch-Manufac-turers' Association is considering setting up a permanent technical centre In Singapore because of the expanding market for Swiss watches in South-east Asia. This was disclosed today by Mr. Rene N. Retornaz. the association's vice president at
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    BELATED BID TO CONTEST WIFE'S DIVORCE SUIT
    108 8 SINGAPORE. Mon. A factory employee. Lee Hong Kee, today made a belated appearance in the High Court to contest a divorce petition by his night-club songstress wife, Ong Kirn Whal. But Ong's counsel, Miss Jeanne Wu Eng Eng, said that Lee had not
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    2115 9  - Passport to peril Death under the bonnet JAMES LEASOR by DR. JASON LOVE agrees to help on old friend, the wealthy Nawab ot Shahnagar, whose young son Iqbal has a mysterious eye complaint. He's also hoping to meet again the boy's attractive governess Mercedes. But for Dr. Love, the Somerset
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    27 10 •I, II „ri, </.i I \l,n,m,,m. THE FAMILY Or M r \Jm THE FAMILY or |> ky nl ii)»nk Ui» Mi. .1 ■<<• 1 il.niir at th« tundra!
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      Operation Progress
      591 10 Gerakan llaju, or Operation Progress, launched by Tun K;i/.ak yesterday, Ls i;»ni|>aign to get the rural people to pool spare time and spare labour to put through development projects. It is a successor to the "Gotong Rovong" or self-help campaigns associated with the wecond Malayan five-yaw plan. Together
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      Crisis for Ky
      446 10 About the last thing 'he I Americans can stomach in 1 Vietnam is another quarrel among the generals and an- other internal political ensi.s. But that is what they are getting- The ousting of General NgUjraa Chanh Thi. commander of the northern zone, has provided the opportunity
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      Why They Come
      175 10 By "taking ofl his hat" to 1 the American, British. Jap- MM and other volunteer workers now in Malaysia, Inch* Khir Johari drew well- warranted attention to the selfless service these people render. Plainly they arc not here for the money: their skimpy allowances are much less
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      154 10 I REFER to the lett( r bJF W. Y. Lingam. Jerantut. <ST. March 12 under the caption "The Tax Holiday tor GolJers."' Mr. Lingam observes that the Finance Minister has allowed the duty-frrf import of golf sets and sports footwear, and allege? that the
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      252 10 ALTHOUGH pirate taxis are not indispensable, they provide a useful service in public transport. The government cannot obviously condone their operation, yet eliminating them would deprive the public of a Quick and cheap means of transport, apart from threatening the livelihood of some 7.000 or 25,000. including
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      60 10 WITH reference to letter (STFeb. 10 1 from 'Joyce Simon", the Increase in licence fees for bitches ls only one of the measures In a comprehensive stray dog control programme The full programme involves other measures. Should the writer be interested, my office will bf pleased to eive
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      Tachographs and the A.A.M.
      192 10 IN view of the apparent misunderstanding that has arisen from press reports concerning the Automobile Association of Malaya and "the t chograph" may I make it clear that 1 have never made any public statement, or statement to the press, in which I lnvoked the Amertc
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    Lock icon The roles reversed in Britain's election
    1218 10  - The roles reversed in Britain's election RUDOLF KLEIN CONSERVATIVE LABOUR RADICAL TORIES by LONDON, Mon Even before the British General Election campaign has got into its stride, the stage seems set for a n overwhelming Labour victory on polling day: March 31. The public opinion polls are competing with each
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    Progress show
    72 11 ACHIEVEMENTS IN TOWNS AND KAMPONGS SINCE MERDEKA-IN PICTURES 4 SECTION of the large crowd viewing the Progress Exhibition at the Stadium Negara after it had been opened by the Deputy Prime Minister, Tun Abdul Raxak, yesterday. The exhibition depicts pictorially and graphically the progress made In the country
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    Unions told: Name the bad employers
    156 11 Unions told: Name the bad employers KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. Trade unions were today called to cite cases of big employer groups abusing the Emergency Regulations. The president Of the Malayan Planting Indnstites Employers AsAO&fttlon, Mr. DE. Teale. said that he would be in-•-•r^stod to know examples if the workers' unions
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    Kedah holidays
    22 11 I SUNGEI PATANI. M<m. The Krriah Government hits gazr'.ied March 31 ami April 2. as holidays for Han R.ijm Hajl
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    German gift of books
    68 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. The First Secretary ot the West Oerm:ii: HahMqr here. Dr. C Metterr.ich. will hand over h collection of German medical books nr.d Journals on neurosurgery to lnche Ibriil.im bin Abdul Rahman. Parliamentary Secretary to the Mlr.l.Mry of Health at the General Hospitul here
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    Indon hits at barter trade offer
    79 11 Indon hits at barter trade offer i CINGAPORE. Mon.— An Indonesian naval commander. Lt. Col. Prljongo. today described Singapore's offer to resume limited barter trade with Indonesia as "tactics to sabotage the authority of the Republic <^f Indonej sla." A Radio Jakarta broadcast j said that Col. Prijongo. I who
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    $370,140 award: Firm allowed to appeal to Privy Council
    258 11 j KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. I 'THE iirm of Aik Hoe and Co. Ltd. today success- fully applied to the Federal Court ,of Appeal for conditional leave to appeal to the Privy Council against an Appeal Court award of $370,140 for land
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    How I knew about my husband's 'affair'-by an amah
    216 11 How I knew about my husband's 'affair'-by an amah SINGAPORE. Mon.— A woman described in a divorce petition today how by sheer accident she had learned that her husband, a police officer with the Port of Singapore Authority, had been unfaithful to her. Mrs. Tan Cheng Han. nee Boh Ah
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    Husband: My wife thought she wed a rich man
    141 11 CINGAPORE. Mon The High Court today heard how an arranged marriage between a man employed by the War Dppartment and a woman. 12 years younger, ended on the rocks. Wan Chin Ho. ln suing his wife for divorce, told Mr Justice
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    'Whip me' shock
    196 11 UNUSUAL REQUEST SURPRISES COURT PENANG, Monday AFTER he had been jailed for four years on a charge of taking part in Qn armed gang robbery, Lim Choo Leong, 21, surprised the Penang High Court today by asking for a whipping as well. "I hope Your Lordship will
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    Free X-rays
    31 11 BATU GAJAH. Mon Free Xrays will be eiven to persons ahive the ace of 14 at the District Hospital here, tomorrow and the day otter, by a mobile team
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    Sabah to sell Welfare tickets from June
    90 11 I^l ALA LI.MPIR .Mon. Sales of Social Welfare lottery tickets in Sabah will becin in June, the State's .Minister for Social Welfare. D a t o Mohamed Vassin. said here today. "Legislation for the sales of tickets in Sabah will be tabled in
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    PPP hits at anti-U.S. protest
    168 11 PPP hits at anti-U.S. protest KUALA LUMPUR, Mon.— The People's Progressive Party today hit out at last week's anti-American demonstration here by members of the Labour Party. It said the demonstration was "absolutely uncalled for" because it was rl!r->ctod against a nation friendly to Malaysia. It fvlt thai the Labour
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      President pays a tribute to pioneers
      1419 12 MESSAGE FROM MR SOON PENG YAM. PRESIDENT OF THE SINGAPORE CHINESE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE. Oi R Chamber waa established In 1906. It Is indeed heartening to note that our Chamber has been .iblc to expand and crow from strength to strength over the years
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      60 years of growth
      621 12 CHAMBER MARKS DIAMOND JUBILEE WITH FESTIVITIES By Lim Beng Tee THK Singapore Chinese Chainhtti" of Commerce, which has expanded over the years from an initial membership of a handful of businessmen to more than :*,OOO members a I present today celebrates its diamond jubilee. The Minister
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      Big tasks ahead in the new era
      277 12 MESSAGE FROM MR. KHENG CHIN HOCK. CHAIRMAN OF THE DIAMOND JUBILEE CELEBRATIONS SUB-COMMITTEE. •FHE Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce A has written down many glorious chapters in its 60 year old history. The celebration of its diamond jubilee today symbolises a new era
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      MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE
      264 13 SINGAPORE Chines* Chamber of Commerce Managtment Committee: First row (from left): Mr. Lou Loke Ying; Mr. Goh Port Hoon. Mr. Tee Liang < Chye; Mr. Lint Eng Peow; Mr. Kheng Chin Hock (treasurer); Mr. Tan Siak Kew (Honorary President); Mr. Tong Ching Hsien (VicePresident); Mr. Soon Peng Yam
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      226 12 Felicitations to Chinese Chamber of Commerce, SINGAPORE on the occasion of its 60th Anniversary lir1 1 jN|ji|a^3u*?^ <; sT^^^Qftr a^fty IHOHsWii^BKH NL^r^rW I U I f L psTIT y I fip *••> Mmr r—\ r-t I 1 I t >. /^~"v v r \\l I I f\ 1 1 PIJ
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      278 14 Student Anna designs her own clothes pASHION is what you make of it and you can dress with a flair if you know what suits you. This is so with Miss Anna Ong Saw Imm (see pictures) from Ipoh. who is now studying in London. Anna designs most of her
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      91 14 E BLACK and white of all up again with generou* E D fl.ishu of bright green, white predominate i» r i..v sunshine yellow and parma the current Italian tain- w ions especially for evening when the dre, Mi Popttljlf to c the w0 have .übtle glitter design,
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      321 14 Now the U.N. it says 'Treat women equally' 'TREAT women as well as you do men! That's the gist of a draft declaration on the elimination of discrimination against women unanimously approved by the United Nations Commis- sion on tho Status of women. The commission will ask ihe U.N General
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      173 14 EGG yolks will keep for up to three days if they are covered with cold water, then stored in the refrigerator Professional painters say the correct way to hold a brush Is to «rasp it comfortably near the handle base Don't bear down on the brush lost exert
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      148 14 DO you enjoy staying in the water tor hours? Who doesn't on a hot day? Still. U the water seems to be leaving your skin dry. apply an ounce of prevention before diving into the water and smooth a coating or baby cream on it.
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    A decision on Malaya Hall 'not in immediate future'
    198 15 A decision on Malaya Hall 'not in immediate future' KU al a LUMPUR, Mon. The Malaysian Government is not likely to decide In the '•immediate future" whether it should withdraw student facilities of Malaya Hall In London and similar hostels In Australia from Singapore students. Btatii.g this today, the Mlni>trr
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    Malay chamber registered
    35 15 BRUNEI TOWN. Mon. The Brunei Malay Cnambrr of Conimrrce lias been officially rrgisrercd. All Malay businessmen ore i:uiu>d to join and n-ork torether for their common benefit. a chamber spokesman said. t;pi
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    Indons in gunboats take $13,000 from fishermen
    290 15 MALACCA, Monday. §IX Malaysian fishermen were robbed of 279 fishing nets, cash, foodstuffs and personal belongings worth more than $13,000 by Indonesians in gunboats in international waters over the weekend. The six were: Mok Tai Kirn. 58. Mok Lee Hock. 35. Lim Yee
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    This freak dollar may bring 'a fortune'
    93 15 This freak dollar may bring 'a fortune' CINGAPORE. Mon. i cigarette salesman, Mr. Tan Kok Hoe. who was mistakenly paid a "creen" 1 dollar bill instead of $5 12 years a*o. is now hoping that he will be in for a small 'fortune.' 1 Mr. Tan. 42. said he col
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    Buoy re-lit
    26 15 PENANCi. Mon. The Marine Department announced today that the "innrr" Hehtbuoy at Dindin«s River, on the vest coast of Ma lava, has been re-lit.
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    Essay prize winners
    86 15 BUTTERWORTH. Mon. The Controller of Post«>. Northern Division. Penang. Mr. L. Robless. today presented trophies to winners of th» essay contest on "Why I Save Regularly In The Post Office Savings Bank" Faridah bint* Chile, a Form IV pupil, and Azizah binte Sa'ad. a Form V student,
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    -Moves to form four-party United Front
    307 15 -Moves to form four-party United Front KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. Moves to enlarge the Labour Party-People's Progressive Party United Front into a fourparty organisation are likely to take place soon. The aim is to bring the Democratic Action Party, which is still awaiting registration, and the United Democratic party into tht
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    Tengku's name for institute
    64 15 PEN'ANG. Mnn.— The new $3 million technical institute In Privuig is to be named after the Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman. Announcing this today. Inche Aziz Ibrahim, chairman of the oonrd of governors, said the Trnsku had agreed to a request by the board, sent through
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    Women pick officials
    42 15 KULIM. Mon. Chegu Om Mustapha was re-elected chairman of the Sourli Kedah Women's Institute at its annual meeting yesterday. Mrs. K. Panickar was re-elected vice-chairman with Che Sharifah Khasiah binte Syed Alwi as secre•ary and Mrs. G- Retnam treasurer.
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    Tin mining company to plant oil palm
    170 15 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. One of j Malaysia's leading tin mining companies. Austral Malay Tin LUL, is to diversify its interests by planting j oil Dalm It is now negotiating for I I the purchase of a suitable partly-developed oil palm estate. In a
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    113 15 |)ENANO. Mon.— The Bagan Jermal Umnu branch has asked the State Government to ensure that all Malay .workers registered with the Port Labour Board be given employment. In a statement today the branch said it was taking the matter up with the Government
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    EQUITY YIELDS
    261 18 THE following list of selected x Malayan Industrial yields is based on last sales to Mar. 12. Definition (revlaed) Tlmea Ceveretf. The number of tlmea lant years total dividend la covered by net protita after tax and prior cnargea. Earning yield: Laat year'a net profit r grossed up
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    203 18 Marrb 14. Thrtt months. INDUSTRIALS Houate&d 1U -'a lovaat t eta. MPAimt.T w eta. ud. Holdtata v Duciopa 13 eta. M. iroo s eta. U i>m«ltera £i ota.UC.BC. 14 ct». Kaao 14 eta. RoMnaoo* 11 eta. fad. Dlao la ota. -<J eta. Kotnmaoa i J eta, Uammoo 14
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    77 18 I hinesE Produce Eichanio. tinvaV' pore noon prices per picul yattorday: Coconut oil: bulk 553 eellera. drum iHt rellera. Copra: Mar/Apr. UK Continent. Unquoi<-d. Poppor: Muntok wblta SiVii acUera, 5;.r...-:ik unite SIM) aellrrs, apo-iaJ SarawaK hlack $U.» "ellers. garol«^l l^iutpont! biack UM (N> >vller: i oil ••ii', NL.W),
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    OFFICIAL RATES
    48 18 ON Mir official Malaysian short Tprm Money Market for the week ended Saturday (Mar. 12) the ranee of call rates was as follows: BANK FINDS: 3. per cent to 4'<> per cent. QCntiL FINDS: 3 per cent to .*> per cent. MOVEMENT of funds totalled $128 million.
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    CLOSING PRICES
    28 18 Mar. 14. Hi imr.K PRICE: 70S rents (down a quarter of a cent). TIN: $684.75 (down 50 cents). Unofficial estimated offering 220 tons (up 10 tons).
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    309 18 Till Straits tin price yestrrdaj fell 50 cents to HM.II on an offering estimated up ten tons to .'o tons. The ui. ind was reported to be fairly strong. MALAYAN I I ill.l i: MARKET: Trading was very quiet on the morniiiK market
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    STOCK EXCHANGE FIRMS ON INDONESIAN DEVELOPMENTS
    984 18 From Our Market Correspondent rpiIERE was a general allI. round improvement on the Stock F.xcHanfce yesterday following the week-end events in Indonesia and the market was firm. However, there was no runaway movement in prices as it was generally realised that confrontation was not
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    STOCK INDICES
    27 18 Malayan Stork Indirrs. Mar. IS. Mar. 11. 'Industrials: U. 36 MLSI Tins: KlO.ns HiM.Mii S rubbers: 100.K1 infi.Ml Drc. M, I4t;:; JOn. Dec. 29. ItM
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    STOCKS EXCHANGE OF MALAYSIA
    883 18 DLSINESS ii. and reported to the Singapore and Koala Lumpur trading rooms of the Stock Exchange yesterday, with the number of the shares traded In brackets: INDUSTRIALS: Bouatoad (1.000) $1 iv (6.000) S1.&0: Diinla* (4,000) «05 D. (8.000) $2.05, (3.000) $2.07. 1.000) (2.06. (7.000) 12.03, (6,000)
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    44 18 SHIPS lyin* aloniEiid* th. Harb.ur wrmrvtt or tie" taday M H Part Swtitenham. Ilitim Berth* Ot'B watar I o.at Out Teitav Hoi Houw. Out tiniimo. Kr!-'i-n Bal Shipt in Prnaru Marbaur In tna Roan- tt '■1 iru. At tna Whirl: Tars.
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    RUBBER PRICES
    258 19 1 IKII. first Rrade rubber f.o.b. buyers closed at 5 p.m. in Singapore and Kuala Lumpur vestrrday at 70",, cent* per lb. iown a quarter of a cent on Friday's closini; li-wl for the position, l'ha tone was very quiet. K.A.S. and F.M.R.E. closing prices n cents per
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    DOLLAR RATE
    55 19 TIIK prrsent tate of the Malayan dollar against the pound sterling fixed on November 21. 1964 n sfllinc T.T. or O.D. I*. 3 1516 d Buvinc T.T. 2s. 4 1 16 d. Buyini O.D. 'is. A' -A. The dollar is at Its statutorj middle position in rMation to
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    13 19 Hi for T.T for e»th. ,«oo .dc ,n» till *f K*l«
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    12 19 THE A.fnention ol B.nk. in Mal.y m. i.l. .Nt ).->UT<Uy.
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    13 19 Tlie Melbourne Stock Bxchanr w dosed yesterday. It will reoren today.
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      1269 19 \^mmmSmSmS^mmmmmmmmm^m\ p ASSISTANCE TO MALAY PUPILS IN FURTHER EDUCATION CLASSES FORM SIX, 1966. L Perak State Government has I decided to offer assistance to de- serving Malay pupils born In Perak to further their studies in V Form Six Further Education c Classes at Ipoh a.s from 1966. Selected candidates
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      651 19 ÜBLIC APPOINTMENTS j (ncq CIVIL ENGINEERS ipplications are invited from raduate engineers for aplointment to the staff of this falayan Australian Joint G enture engineering and instruction company. )ne vacancy exists for a l "ield Engineer with a mini- l num of 3 years post graduate xperience to undertake field
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      812 19 TENDERS LEMBAGA LETRIK NEGARA i: TANAH MELAYU LEMAL POWER STATION KELANTAN Registered Contractors. with I revio\is experience In the con- j p ruction of reinforced -oncrete mndations In Power Station*, are ivited to tender for the construe- 1 1, on of: One composite reinforced con- < rete foundation for 2
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      1416 19 COMPANY MEETING PETALING TIN, LIMITED The Fortieth Annual General Meeting of the company was "?i s ield In Ipoh on 11th March. 1966. Mr. J.D. Hellings, the Chairman. Mr •residing. Jg The following ts his statement, dated Mth January. 1966. which P*. VI jad been circulated with the Report and
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      390 19 NOTICE NOTICES NOTICE NOTICE stlflcatlon has been received by I. Ismail bin Aixiul Rahman, Resident Director from the Sinenpore Ciil/en. holding 1 c No. rd of Directors in London, that 56M*****. of No. 84. Soplila Road. Company declared interim di- Singapore, lieiefc uive notice thnt nd 7. per cent year
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      Diefenbaker flies back to defend himself in sex scandal case
      343 20 OTTAWA Monday CONSERVATIVE Opposition leader .John Diefenbaker flew back to the Canadian capital yesterday to defend himself against charges that while Prime Minister he had mishandled a 1961 sexit nd-security case that allegedly involved two or more of his Ministers.
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      Ghana frees newsman sentenced to 40 years by Nkrumah
      225 20 Ghana frees newsman sentenced to 40 years by Nkrumah ACCRA. Monday. (jJHANAIAN authorities have released West German journalist Lutz Herold who was sentenced to 40 years 1 imprisonment for alleged subversive activities under the rule of ousted President Nkrumah last December. Herold, 43-year-old correspondent of the Hamburg magazine Der Speigel.
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      295 20 'Trial by trade union' threatens to erupt into big election issue LONDON, Monday A MACABRE trade union "trial" of workers for refusing to Join an unofficial strike yesterday threatened to become a big issue in the March 31 general election. The illegal court, whose existence was disclosed last week, was
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      Paris eviction protest by Formosa
      72 20 "TAIPEH. Mon.— The Nationalist Chinese Fornun Ministry yesterday strongly protested against the eviction of their embassy staff in Paris anil tin turning over of the building to the Peking regime. A Ministry spokesman said thn action of the French Government violated international law. The French
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      40 20 JAMMU 'Kashmir. Mon.— Lightning may have struck tba 1 Indian Airlines Pokker Friendship plane that crashed in the mountains, near Banihal Pass on Feb. 7. aviation evperts satd yesterday. All 37 people aboard the plane were killed.— AP.
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      43 20 PORT MORESBY < Papua t. Mon A light plane crashed at Rabaui yesterday, killing the pilot and a v.oman passenger, after a parachutist leaped from it at 3.700 ft and became entangled with one of tlie wings. Thft parachutist landed Mfely. Reuter.
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      303 20 Straits Times Crossword ACBOSS 5. Unwilling to compound Set H 1. Let song sutler from oblivion '4. ,13;. 6- -iroadcasi 7 (T). 8. Mob latterly learned to des- 7. 13. entirely because of cheap troy 1 10 1. l« l arrangement i 3, 4. 3, 9 See 25 '0. A.
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    Weights for 16 races at B. Timah
    416 21 Weights for 16 races at B. Timah SINGAPORE. Mon. —Weights for all right races at Bukit Timah o.i Saturday K. 1. DIV. 3— BF Kita Suka 9. 00 Outstanding 8.1:', llnlup MaUvsia 8.1! Wonderful Til 8.11 Gallant Defender SOX Mana I aim s.n; ManiU.nn I in. Shork.ilincam Mi:, Mk Inn
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    435 21 WEIGHTfI for all eight races on Sunilav: SPRING CUP (K. 1, DIV. I— BK Grenadier Ml Iron ll:t iicl Sin Pena'alok S.O; C h.impiun X.04 I'r.ik nf Trrfertion X.«:: Hokoru Ml Pull ii Tanqkor Mt General lVeag 8.00 1 iitcit.iinr.il it v 7.n i Spruce 7.10 Pasir Bogak
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    Sepak takraw protest by Penang Umno
    130 21 PENANO. Mon. The Patani Road Umno branch is to protest ngwlrnt any move by an Sepak Rana otHcials To change the n;ime of the game to "scp.ik takraw." The branch chairman, Mm Sheikh Ahmad Baladram, said I tins when he addressed more I than
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    55 21 ALOR STAR. Mon. The in- wly-loi mcd North Kedah branch of the Kedah Amateur Athletic Association win hold Ka first championship meet en June 24. Hal. mi bin Yu.soff was elected chairman of the branch at the inaugural meeting |a«t night. The vice-chairman is G. Vergr, secretary Santokh
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    554 21 AUCKLAND. Mom. —On a day when mediocrity was the theme. New Zealand gained a lead of 179 runs with lour second innings wickets left in the Final Test against England here today. Tomorrow is the last day. md, 181 for tour
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      50 21 Methodist Secondary School* 2',-mile cro»s-country (P. Buntai): 1 S. Oopal i2om 2.6) 2 Mohamed Salleli 3 R. Govindasaniy. Girls dinii: 1 Ramah bie Abdullah 114:12.7 1 2 S. Va.santhi 3 Chew Saw See. SOCCKK S"«or FA Cv» under-15 XL): MBS Sentul 7 SJI 1Victory tup (Malacca): Kilat w.o. MIA.
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      39 21 Inter-school <Tg Malirrn: Meifiodist Secondary bt Sultan Idrus TC 21-6. 21-9. INTER-SCHOOL GAMKS l'nder-15 (Pontian): Lower Secondary. J. Bahru bt SES Pontian 2-1 at soccer; 3-0 at sepak ragii: 16-12 at netball. SES won 5-0 at table tennis
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    111 21 Imm I U h HM.1.1 lON (Will l!lt\. Mi.n \usti iliin IM si.ii ItnuK Walter* h.irt in .1 mazing day line >fsterd.i\ «lien he «on the siuelr Hirkrt (om||el i t i n n mM S\dne> and country lil.nn v Walters scored Ml tuns altngethrr from only
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    291 21 ARENA WITH FIRST-STAGE SEATING CAPACITY OF 50,000 WILL BE NUCLEUS OF VAST SPORTS COMPLEX By ERNEST FRIDA: SINGAPORE, Monday J^i ULTRA-MODERN stadium with a firststage seating capacity of 50,000 has been given top priority in the Singapore Government's development programme. The stadium will be the nucleus of
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    MCFA plan for October tour
    76 21 KUALA I.UMPUR. Mon. The Malaysian Chinese Football Association plan to play friendly matches at Kuching, Jesselton, Hon? Kone. Taipeh and Manila on tliPir tour to Hong Kong for the Ho Ho Cup match this year. The MCFA will suggest to the Hong Kong Chinese Football
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    179 21 WBA MATCHES TERRELL AND FOLLEY FOR TITLE NEW ORLEANS, Mon. A uorld heavyweight title fight between Ernie Terrell and Folley. both of the I'nited states, takes place on May 16, the World Bo\ins Association decided at its meeting here this weekend. The Mir. 29 fight bet«ern C'assius (lay and George
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    360 21  -  M. RAHMAN By KUALA LUMPUR. Monday. FILIPINO professional Ben Arda leads in the race for the overall prize in the Far-East golf Circuit after the third event, the Malayan Open which ended here yesterday. Arda. 39, was fourth with Hsieh Yung-yo in the Philippines Open
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    139 21 BARRANQUILLA (Columbia), Mon. Martin Muiltiran of Australia defeated FrancoU Jaufret (France) 9-U. 6-2. 7-5. 1-4 12-10 vesierday to win tha men.-, Mncles title in the Barrunquilln international tennla tournament. Jpufrtt. who beat John New-i-finbe in the nu.-rter-fiiniU, continued his "giant-kUUnir" run against Australinns by ellMlnating
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      39 21 SPORTS DIARY HOCKEY— Spore junior ko: Ho*p:-;il v GHQ (Tanulin); Naval Police v Police B I Naval Base) S'ltor Govt Services Dl». 2: NEB v Inland Revenue iPantai). Negri I.ge: Rancors T Gurklias: Comb. Schools Dunlops (NSC (?rd. S'ban).
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    239 22 SINGAPORE. Mon. Singapore and Soviet economic experts had another full-day on on future fradf and economic relations. t of being fully :tnd freely dixui.^ed. the lans are expected to >n lor a few more rae tentative program- ivirled for an official agreemei,' endoratnc ceremony
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    33 22 MEXICO CITY. Mon.— Princess Beatrix of the Netherlands and her husband. Princ* Claus. have arrived on the Mexican island of Cozumel, off the Yucatan peninsula, for their honeymoon, newspapers here reported.
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    151 22 MR MARSHALL DC SILVA. Muar, for si. Andrew s Church I :n. an, I th.-nr. to Ibc MR. BEH CHENG SIEW. OB Kith Mar. h ir»i«i Lupine, leaving hnhinrt h:.- «if.- Khor Slew Kin. iv.o »on», Cka| (.'hu.-ih and K'hooi I'lumn. j t i. flMgbten, Bal K'.o-a and Gaik
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    108 22 DAKAR (Senegal >. Mon. Ghana's deposed President Kwame Nkrumah pledged again last night to return to Ghana and defeat the National Liberation Council, whose members he described as "the servants of imperialism and neo-coloniallsm." In a message beamed at Ghana by Radio Conakry. Guine.i.
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    20 22 .JUBILANT Indonesians wave to paratroopers in trucks after the takeover by Gen. Suharto. I* PI photo.
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    93 22 KUALA inil'ii; Mon. —Britain will welcome discussions with the new Indonesian leaders to ease political tension in this region, the British High Commissioner to Malaysia. Sir Michael Walker. said here today. "I am sure the Malasian Government will also be glad to hold discussions
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    51 22 TOKYO, Mon— Japan will resume exports and economic aid to Indonesia If new strongman LtOen. Suharto succeeds in establishing the country's economic situation, the Japanese Foreign Ministry said today. Japanese experts to Indonesia were suspended last December after Indonesia's failure to meet growing trade bilk.
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    418 22 LONDON, Men —The stock market drifted lower on general uncertainties, and affected to a large extent on the recent increases in I U.S. and Canadian interested rates. British iunds were particularly affected and small selling helped lower prices down to Closing middle prices ol selected stocks not including
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    44 22 LONDON. Mon —Coloured girl traffic wardens are soon to start wotk In London for the first, time. The t-'lrl.s. from Barbados and InctiiL will join the City of London's all-white force of traffic wardens patrolluis the streets to ibtak narking-meter offences.
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    58 22 SINGAPORE. Mon. Four officers from the Cambodian Ministry of Informal ion priming office have Just completed a one-year course on the latest printing methods in Singapore. They are Mr. Buoy Samoen. Mr. "Tran Xanh. Mr Pech Kirn Huat and Mr. Pinn Sarlm. They were attached to
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    52 22 SINGAPORE. Mon. The rhiirlt.y premiere of the Junes Bond film Thumierbal! will be screened at the Lido Theatre tomorrow night. The show, in aid of the V'» Men's Club "Beta Chapter i Projects Fund, will be preceded by a half -hour stage performance beginning at 8
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