The Straits Times, 7 June 1966

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    25 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 150,000 The Straits Times The National Newspaper Estd. 1845 TUESDAY, JUNE 7, 1966 if 15 CENTS M.C.(P) 1629 KDN 2034
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    Soon, a trade mission to Jakarta
    225 1 Soon, a trade mission to Jakarta KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. A prominent Malay businessman and Selangor State Councillor, Raja Nong Chik bin Raja Ishak. leaves tomorrow for Jakarta via Bangkok to prepare the groundwork for a full-scale resumption of trade between Malaysia and Indonesia. He expected to make arrangements for the
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    Lock icon Splashdown right on target
    408 1 CAPE KENNEDY, Monday GEMINI 9 astronauts Thomas Stafford and Eugene Cernan splashed down to a bullseye landing in the Atlantic before the eyes of millions today at the end of their space flight. Television aboard the rescue aircraft carrier Wasp picked up the space capsule coming
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    A 'CONTACT' MAN STAYS BEHIND
    386 1  - A 'CONTACT' MAN STA YS BEHIND ABUL FAZIL By SINGAPORE, Monday THK Indonesian emissary to Singapore, Lieut-Col. Ali Moertopo, this morning Hew home to report to his Government on the talks he had with Singapore's Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew. Speaking to newsmen at the airport, he said their
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    Lock icon Indonesian troops pull out
    67 1 Indonesian troops pull out JAKARTA, Mon. J Indonesian Army engineer troops stationed along the border of Malaysia have returned to their homes in Java, Antara said today. The troops, more than 130 strong, returned to Semarang after 18 months of duty in the border area. The pull-out appeared to be
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    Tengku hits at 'spiteful' newsmen
    738 1  - Tengku hits at 'spiteful' newsmen P. KRISHNAN By KUALA LUMPUR. Monday TENGKU Abdul Rahman today warned against antiMalaysian elements in the country and strongly rebuked certain members of the British press in Singapore. Anti-Malaysian elements, the Prime Minister said, were spreading rumours designed to please only the Communists the "enemies
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    Airport alert as plane lands
    53 1 SINGAPORE. Mon. Three fire engines and an ambulance Mood by at the Paya Xebar airport when a Malaysian Airways Foltker Friendship made an emergency landing at 5.15 p.m today The pilot of the plane had earlier alerted the control tower about a technical "failure." The
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    Lock icon Still 'no' by Soekarno
    95 1 [NDONESIAN Foreign Minister Mr. Adam Malik continued today that President Soekarno was continuing to withhold approval of th c Malaysia Pea i c proposals drawn up by himself and Tun Abdul JAKARTA. Monday Razak in Bangkok. Asked if the President had given his approval, Mr. Malik
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    Pakistan rupee: No change
    124 1 Pakistan rupee: No change RAWALPINDI, Mon. Pakistan has decided against devaluing its currency in Jine with yesterday's devaluation of the Indian rupee, the Finance Minister, Mr. Mohammed Shoaid, announced here today. The decision came alter an emergency Cabinet meeting. Later, Mr. Shoaid told the National Assembly that the Indian devaluation
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    Lock icon Saigon gets a new ten-ten junta
    184 1 Saigon gets a new ten-ten junta CAIGON. Mon. South Vietnam's ruling generals today co-opted 10 civilians to help thorn rule the country only to bo met with renewed threats of Incn opposition from Buddhist leaders. A statement issued by the I Unified Buddhist Church forcefully repeated demands for the resignation
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    Soekarno is 65
    16 1 JAKARTA. Mon President Soekarno today celebrated his 65th birthday quietly in his pals.rp
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    STOP PRESS
    38 1 BIC |UMP IN U.S. JOBLESS WASHINGTON. Mon. I nemplovment in the I'nited States last month took its biggest Jump in two years, the Labour Department reported. The figure r««e by 149.060 to 2,9 million. A. l*.
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      Lock icon Blasts in Congo capital as feelings run high
      197 2 LkOPOI.DYIM.K. Mon Police took strict security measures here yesterday, including checking Ban and searching all persons, following three plastic bomb blasts on Saturday nisht. The l.itr>t ItLists were in widely -M-parateri parts of this 4 ity where security has already been mii
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      Lock icon 3 killed by blast
      26 2 BUENOS AIRES. Mon. —An ammonia tank exploded at the AinTiran-owned Swift meat packbig plant yesterday, killing three workmen and Injuring three AP.
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      Lock icon Policemen airlifted to troubled north in Nigeria
      287 2 Policemen airlifted to troubled north in Nigeria T AGOS, Mon.- Scores of policemen were airlifted to Nigeria's troubled northern provinces today after Radio Nigeria reported fresh disturbances had broken out there. Last weekend 92 people died in intertribal disturbances. 506 were wounded and 300 arrested Quoting a pol'ce announcement, the
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      Lock icon Hawaii holiday
      33 2 HONOLULU. Mon. Mrs. Jacqurllne Kennedy and her party including her two children and former brother-in-law actor Pet#r Law-lord, aid hi* two children, arrived In Hawaii yexerday for a month-long vacation. AP.
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      Lock icon Chinese arid
      36 2 HONG KONO. Mon. China 1 I." to provide aid for th« building of 12 laboratories and a factory for the Cambodian Royal Unlvenitr of Kampons Cham, according to the New China New* Agency Reuter.
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      Sacking of Lu Ping: Students cheer Mao
      436 2 Sacking of Lu Ping: Students cheer Mao BOURGEOIS ROYALISTS' SMASHED PEKING, Mon. Columns of demonstrators shouting "Long live Mao Tse-tung." beat drums and clashed cymbals outside Peking University yesterday after disclosures of past unrest among teachers and students. The party organ. People's Daily, splashed on its front page an editorial
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      Lock icon Aussies' interest in aiding Indonesia
      139 2 Aussies' interest in aiding Indonesia CYDNEY. Mon.— Australia has every reason to support an international consortium proposed by Japan to refinance Indonesia's external debts, the Sydney Daily Telegraph said in an editorial today. It said Indonesian income had fallen by 30 per ent since 1961. and after serving current debts
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      Lock icon Dolphins save a man
      49 2 Dolphins save a man CAIRO. Mon. A school of dolphins saved dro*r!iß man from sharks 111 the Oulf ot &,;:>» the newspaper Al-Akhbar reported today. The newspaper said the dolphins carried the man on their backs, fought off a nrrce pack of sharks, and brought him safely to shore. —Reuter.
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      Smuggling crack-down: Marcos sacks official
      108 2 jLf ANILA, Mon. President Marcos has dismissed the chairman of the Governments Embroidery and Apparel Control Board for alleged failure to stop textile smukg 1 i n into the Philippines. Besides >arking the chairman. Mr. Augusto Africa. Mr. Marcos also ordered a reshuffle of the
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      Lock icon ATSUMI FOR MIAMI BEACH
      45 2 A TSI.MI I K E N O (riifht). a 17-year-old fashion model, who was chosen to represent Japan at n<\t ni"nth "BOH l'ni>rrse' contest at Mi Imi Beach. She is pictured being crouned ov last year's winner Mari Katajama UPI picture.
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      Lock icon Love comes slow but sure for Ivy Ling Po
      110 2 HONG KONG. M Love came b:, c for Asia s most popular Chinese actress. Ivy Llnf Po. Bacmlltni her rcjni.ii ihr man she is to marry later this month, actor Chin Han, Ivy was quoted h y**H' It was love ai
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      Lock icon Rupee is devalued
      439 3 STATUS QUO CAN'T BE MAINTAINED ANY FURTHER, SAYS GOVT STATEMENT TNDIA today devalued the rupee by 36.5- per cent, pegging it at 21 rupees to the pound sterling, it was officially announced. The previous official rate was 13.33 rupees. The value rt the L.S. dollar will be
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      Lock icon 'Bomb oil depots and steel mills' call
      140 3 V'EU YORK, Mon. 11 Governor William Scranton of Pennsylvania (above) suggested today that the, U.S. bomb North Vietnamese oil depots and steel mills. They were far enough from cities and did not involve conrentrations of civilians. The United States, he said, must walk
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      Lock icon China's wheat harvest 'good'
      56 3 HONO KONO. Mon.— China la reaping a good wheat harvest despite dry weather during the sou ins season and a spring drought in some parts of the country, according to the New China news agency Harvesting Is «oing on In the tnaior whentsrouing arms in the
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      That 'bump' on moon is a mountain range
      475 3 That 'bump on moon is a mountain range PASADENA. Monday AMERICA'S Surveyor moon craft yesterday sent new, detailed pictures of the lunar landscape back to earth, showing a previously photographed "bump" to be a mountain crest rising about 500 feet above the moon's horizon. Scientists pointed out, however, that the
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      A mass rally by strike seamen
      210 3 LONDON, Monday. THOUSANDS of Britain's striking merchant seamen attended a mass rally yesterday in Trafalgar Square. The purpo.se of the rally was to inject a little drama among the general public, now largely apathetic to the three-week old strike Seamen flocked to the rally
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      Lock icon Agreement reached
      50 3 I EOPOLDVILLE. Mnn Zamr>i» and thp Coneo havr reached Ritrrrment on railway rights which the Zambmns hope will eventually allow them to ship about 60 per cent of their copper to ports for transhipment to Europe Zambian Commerce Minister. Mr Jus tin C rumba, said here tndsy Reuter
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      Governor deposed
      30 3 RIO DE JANEIRO. Mon.—President Castelo Branco tonight deposed Governor Adhemar de Barros of Sao Paulo State and stripped htm of political rlgtiu for 10 Tears, official source* said
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      Lock icon School in prison
      27 3 LAHORE, Mon All Illiterate prisoners serving sentences of more than six months In West Pakistan are to be taught to read and write. Reuter
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      Channel tunnel: Plan to finance it ready
      109 3 I ONDOY Mod British and French experts bave completed a plan to finance the Eoiiitb Channel tunnel, the Observer said yesterday Experts bad developed a plan to pay lor the cross-Channel tunnel partly by private funds including American investments, and partly from public
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      $300 a night girls in Moscow: Paper
      144 3 MOSCOW, Mon. A Soviet newspaper today called for expulsion of prostitutes from Moscow and cited the case of a 19--year-old girl who told inve s t i gators she could earn US$lOO a night from foreigners she picked up in a tourist hotel.
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    Strike a mistake, so 150 will switch unions
    371 4 Strike a mistake, so 150 will switch unions 130 Hold Singapura em ployees, who have l)een on strike since April, have decided to sever relations with the left-wing Singapore Catering Services Workers' I'liion, which called the strike, and to apply for membership with the Singapore Manual and Mercantile Workers Union.
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    ANCIENT ART AT A SCIENCE FAIR
    108 4 SINGAPORE. Mon. Exhibits on oceanography and nuclear subjects highlighted the Singapore American School's annual science fair at King's Road today. The students and teachers explained to visitors the mysteries surrounding such subjects as wave properties, forces carried by electric charges in electricity, energy levels
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    SMR output trebled in four months: Sekhar
    218 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Monday. Af ORE than 700 tons of rubber are being pro- duced in Malaya monthly under the Standard Malaysian Rubber (SMR) scheme, the director of the Rubber Research Institute, Mr. B.C. Sekhar, said today. "The response to the scheme from producers
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    Union claims mandate after ballot
    101 4 SINGAPORE. Mon. The Pioneer Industrial Union has claimed that a secret oallot taken among employees of the Kimberly Clark Far EaM Limited gives it a full mandate to act on behalf of the company's 46 employees. A union spokesman today said that the Jurong-based company
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    234 hawkers pay fees
    43 4 SINGAPORE. Mon— A total of 234 hawkers have paid licence fees for 587 additional pasar malam pitches for tills month, a Health Ministry statement said today. Balloting for the pitches will take place at the Hawkers- Department on Wednesday.
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    IN AND OUT BY AIR
    387 4 'THE following Is today' < tctwdul* of civil airemft movementi at P»y« L*t>«r Airport. Singapore: ARRIVAL* Japan Airhnti: From Tokyo. Hong Kong. Bangkok <JL Til) 5.50 p.a. Thai Inttrnattanal From Osaka. Taiwan, Hong Kong, Bangkok. Kuala Lumpur (TO 403) 8 p.m. OAC: From London. Zurich.
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    Does this scare you?
    99 6 I 1 1 *j 1 r»J M I I1 k M £\^^^^^A^^^^£j ■ZftU This could have been YOUR car... and, of course, if it were, you wouldn't be looking at the picture, because ALL FIVE people in the car died in the accident lI.ASHRACK tn thr
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    Four die in four crashes
    188 6 [POH. .Mon. Four people were killed in separate road accidents in Perak three oi them in Ipoh over tho weekend. The first accident occurred alone Silihin Road here on Saturday afternoon when a motor-cycle was in collision with a car in front of thr Church
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    Two die in Malacca
    64 6 MALACCA. Mini l\\n pni|iii' wei> killrri in mim r.ti. road KinlrnW herr Naierdaj Th«v wrre LaJlt hin Abdul dliani 4 fj< (ott worker, and .1 -p\ en-vr^r-old bo>. Mnhamed Drrn* bin /.ainal Lajis Mi knttcked down b» a lorr> at th«- ,'nd nulr Ratu Bercndam Road,
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    Day One: 20 crashes
    47 6 L U ALA LUMPUR. Mon. There were 20 accidenti) in the Federal capital today- ttlc lirst clay oi Road batrtv Weric Sixteen were be- y t'veen cars, two between cars and cyclists and two involved cars and pedestrians. No serious injuries were reported
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    22 die in Singapore
    44 6 M<>n Umh Iho pe..pl.- mrrr kill im> in roari .mi ud-nt- hrre \uH month 14 «r»orr than in Ma\ lasl war Ihr inial numhrr of fatal a.iident MMi lor Ihr firvi (ire months thi» year >H 104. with 11* killed.
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    American degree for S'pore girl
    85 7 SINGAPORE. Mon. Miss Emily Louise Newell < above i. a Singapore student at the Colorado Woman's College In America, has obtained an associate in arts degree from the college. Two months ago. she won a Design for Distinction Award at the college. These awards, each
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    AEB to hold three new courses
    88 7 AEB to hold three new courses SINGAPORE. Mon —The Adult Education Board is organising courses on •Hindi." Conversational Tamil 1 ami "Spoken Hokkien," catering specially for Englishspeaking students. English will be used as the medium of Instruction and explanation in all the courses. The lee for each complete course is
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    Parliament questions
    75 7 SINGAPORE Mon. -Mr R A Gonz&les. MP tor Serangoon Oardens, has tabled a question, for the next sitting of Parliament, on traffic congestion at two pedestrian cro*sln(S near T.impenis Circus Mr. Gonzales will asK the Minister lor Law and National Development. Mr. E. W. Barker, what ■tin were
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    'Zhivago' show
    28 7 SINGAPORE Mon The i charity premiere of ih» film "Dr. i Zhivaco" will be shown at the Orchard Cinema at 8 15 p.m. on June 15.
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    Wanted: Empty bottles for 'The Lady'
    114 7 Wanted: Empty bottles for 'The Lady' SINGAPORE Mon -The Stage i Club urgently needs empty Portugese wine bottles for their lorthcoming production, "Trie Lady's Noi For Burning- a comedy by Christopher Fiv Miss Biddie Lawson. the Clubs secretary- sa Jd lhat lne cosl of pure haslng sufficient numbers of Portuguese
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    Pregnant girl 'willing to go on with affair' says judge
    439 7 tyilKN ;i Pulau Uhin housewife failed to many off her pregnant 15-year-oty daughter to a 57 year-old fisherman father of seven, she immediately look legal proceedings against him for having unlawful sexual intercourse with the girl. The Second Criminal District
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    Shackleton: Some troops will be pulled out
    190 7 Shackleton: Some troops will be pulled out Xl \l II MPI R. Mom Britain's Mini>trr of Drfrnce for thr KM Lord Shackleton here this eveninc that he exported somr reduction of British troops in Malaysia when Indoni'vijt ended her confioiu.ilion. Kut the number of British troops to he withdrawn required
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    Army exercise
    42 7 SINGAPORE M in mUilar)' '•ill carry out niijht fifing exercises &t Pulau TeKong Range between 7 p.m. and midnight and at Seletar Range between 7 pm. anci 11 pm. tomorrow and Wednesday. The public are advised not ;o be alarmed
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    Cultural talk
    44 7 SINGAPORE. Men Th» president of the AJI-India Jan Sangh. Prof. Shn Balraj Madhok. will give a talk on culture tomorrow at 6.30 pm at Vedic Hall. Ary» Samaj. In Syed Alwt Road. The professor is on a lecture tour of South-East I
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    'MUST SHARE PROFITS'
    182 7 SINGAPORE. Mon. The Secretary-General of the National Trades Union Congress. Mr. Ho See Beng. today >aid the "determined" polk-y of the NTUC «U to see that when pioneer industries declared profits, workers should share In them. He was speaking at the opening of a sports tournament, organised
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      190 7 All*»f, Onft I*H Utwtwtlin NOTTAGOTTA 5 RIGHT GUZ-L^ SvPH.AN 1 I CAN TAkE jI WELL. HOW ABOUT I PUNNO. j I VEH. I KNOW... BUT > C&UB? _/OMLV OOOLAS AOOOLAPKARE OP THAT FOR '//I IT, MEN? SHOULD I GUZ SOUNDS SOMEHOW, I PONT J ON TH' THRONE f YOUR OU
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    Straits Times SPECIAL FEATURE
    697 8 Straits Times SPECIAL FEATURE ON the night of June 28. 1945. Captain Pollock's company of the AlF's 2 43rd Battalion crouched in their hastily scraped fox holes covering the strategic junction of three jungle trails near the town of Beaufort in British North Borneo now Sabah. A lew hours curlier
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    The Victoria Cross battle at Beaufort
    927 8 The Victoria Cross battle at Beaufort the thick of the enemy lire walked Private L. Stareevieh, liring his bren from the hip and spraying a lethal hail of lead ahead of him. Seemingly immune to the bullets kicking the ground around him. Stareevieh marched on. Ho wiped out the first
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      19 8 MALAY MAIL Word Puzzle "GP" JACKPOT $5,000 COL'LD BE YOURS! Send your entry now. Closing date: Wed, 8.6.66, 11a.m.
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  • Obituary
    DEATHS
    79 9 :n H,.,,i, Mi M.iumumi HALIM CHARLES MOORE a(*d 1 yean 10 months passed away at the RlDcanore <;<-neral Hospital »40 p m Mb June M» Was hurled in th« Johore Bahru on htt .t.e DENHOLM-VOUNC. On May II lohn Uenholm■as] Bar. u.B.K. ssta net. a»:t-d >ih <I<-arly lo\<d huaband
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    ANNOUNCEMENTS
    54 9 H.. r W< til t*i*imum> why suncß rraaa travel geakgaaa? I a Mar .ntites before starting jimr Jo.BURNS ..r >n. it Wtfi An\«a> rhe La\<S\ not for KurmnK at th> Cultural Centre from 15 IS June, staca >' TODAY'S LECTURE Volo'ir Har .'le<l. 17 Bcottt I'.nad. ir> prn Joan
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      The Good Of All
      602 9 A Kieat deal has happened in the eight weeks since the Indonesian Government announced it would extend diplomatic recognition to Singapore. In mid-April the Indonesian Government said that while recognising Singapore, confrontation against Malaysia would be intensified. Recognition has now been announced in entirely different circumstances.
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      Mara's Ambition
      181 9 If Mara, the Council of Trust for the Indigenous People, holds to the businesslike principles which Tun Razak outlined at yesterday's inaugural board meeting its success will be assured. Rida lapsed into bad financial habits which last year brought it inevitably to the review from which Mara emerged.
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      Space To Spare
      351 9 The Sulaiman Secondary School in Bentong is in a very singular situation indeed. With headmasters everywhere else complaining of desperate overcrowding, this new, wellequipped school complete with the highly-prized accessories of science laboratories and industrial arts workshops --has classroom and hostel space to spare. Onjy 52 students
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    Where the Rhine divides Britain
    513 9  - Where the Rhine divides Britain KARL MEYER By LONDON. Mon ORITAIN at present stations 56,300 troops in Germany, an additional 32,500 civilians are employed by the British Army of The Rhine. The cost to Britain is roughly £85 million. These are statistical ingredients of a political quarrel that seems likely
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      Civic consciousness in the flats
      214 9 I REFER to the letter by 'Tenant" IST. May 14) concerning living conditions In a block of flats at Kampong Arang Road The Board engages a conservancy force to maintain cleanliness in the estates. Their work will be much easier If there are more clvic-con-scious
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    INERTIA IN ALGERIA
    1125 9  -  ARSLAN HUMBARACHI What has gone wrong with the regime which sought to bring order out of Ben Bella's chaos? PARIS. Mon WHAT should you do with an overthrown political leader? Execution may make him into a martyr, but perhaps only a short-term one. Imprisonment or exile leaves
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    362 10  -  GUNN CHIT THYE By Penang, Monday Minister: I've heard these rumours... l hope they're not true 'JHE Central Government is investigating reports that several Chinese millionaires in this country had sent money abroad for fear that the re-establishment of relations between Malaysia and Indonesia would be detrimental
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    Insurance cover row stops driving tests
    194 10 Insurance cover row stops driving tests SINGAPORE, Mon. Driving tests were suspended at the Maxwell Road licensing office this mormnn following a row about Insurance coverage for learner drivers. At 11 am. on Saturday the Licensing Officer ruled that driving instructors car* did not have sufficient Insurance coverage lor learner
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    Scouts' Jamboree
    32 10 KOTA BHARU. Mon. Two iiundrfd Boy Scouts irom Kelantan will attend a Jamboree to be held in PrnanK in December. They will be among 5.000 Scouts from all over Malaysia.
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    Death of defence adviser
    59 10 Death of defence adviser KUALA LUMPUR. Mon.— The defence adviser to the British High Commission here. Brig. D. H. Gwilliam, collapsed and died in his office here today. Brig. Gwilllam. who took up his appointment on May 13 leaves a widow, two sons and two daughters One of his sons
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    'Tinned food wives': Khir advises schoolgirls
    118 10 'Tinned food wives Khir advises schoolgirls I^L'ALA LIPIS, Mon. -The Minister ol Education Inche Mohamed Khir Johari, today reminded schoolgirls that men could not always be served with tinned food by their wives. Speaking at the opening ot a new $242,000 hostel at Clifford Secondary School here this morning. Inche
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    S'POREPOLISH TALKS HIT SNAGS
    307 10  - S'POREPOLISH TALKS HIT SNAGS CHEAH BOON KHENG By gINGAPORE, Mon —The Singa-pore-Polish talks on a trade agreement have hit some difficulties, the Polish Vice-Minister of Foreign Trade, Mr. F. Modrzewski, said today. But he was optimistic that "little by little we shall overcome these difficulties.' w'nen he spoke at a
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    Ex-waiter who made threat fined $100
    142 10 CINGAPORE, Mon. A former waiter of Hotel Singapura was today fined $100 or two weeks' jail by a magistrate for criminal intimidation. Fuo Doon Chuan. 25. was charged wjth criminal intimidation by threatening Louis Ponnudurai. an accounts clerk of the hotel, at Cuscaden Road,
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    Chamber branch for Pasir Mas
    47 10 KOTA BHARU Mon. Th« Kelantan Malay Chamber of Commerce will open a branch in Pasir Mas soon, its presid*—" Senator Nik Hassan bin Nik Yahva. said today. The brunch will be the lirst t< be opened by the Chamber in the State.
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    Doctor in...
    26 10 KUALA LUMPUR Mon —The Theatre Club will pre.seni the comedy "Doctor in the House" at the Town Hall here on Friday lat 9.15 p.m.
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    Young couple in swim tragedy
    82 10 Young couple in swim tragedy SINGAPORE. Mon. A swim in Changi ended in tragedy yesterday for a young couple. Mr. Joseph Victor. .10 and his wife. Maureen. 20. were rowing a boat a short distance from the shore off Nicoll Drive when it capsized Both Kot into difficulties. Two pirniikers
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    Sultan's $500
    35 10 KLANG. Mon. -The Sultan of Selangor donated $500 to the Selangor Spastic Children's Asmkution at the I.slana Alain Shah here this morning. The president of thr association. Mr. V Mahal.ngam. received the cheque.
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    30 10 PENANG. Mon— P. Rukumtnl. 22. pleaded not guilty today to a charge of attempting to re-.sell two cinema tickets outside the Royal Theatre yesterday. Bail was allowed.
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    Seoul: A bid for peaceful regional activity
    195 10 I(UALA LUMPUR, Mon. Tengku Abdul Rahman said today that the conference of Asian Foreign Ministers in Seoul would find ways of peaceful co-operation between the nation* in the region. "A,s far as I know. ther« Is no other motive for this conference, and
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    FOUR ARRESTED AFTER ROOFTOP CHASE
    78 10 PARIT BUNTAR. Mon. A large crowd watched last night as police chased five suspected digits lottery operators on the rooftop of a shophouse here. Four men were arrested. Police also Mixed $486 and several lottery slips. The five men were counting their day's collections in
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    Murder trial decision today
    138 11 Murder trial decision today SINGAPORE. Mv: Seah Joo Long. 39. on trial In the Hi^h Court for the allegrd murder of a seven-year-old boy in iyb'2. will know tomorrow the fourth day of the tearing— if be has to make his defence. Tomorrow's procri will begin with a preliminary addrc.vs
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    Trade mark case before Privy Council
    123 11 I ON DON. Mon. Th» Judicial Committee of the Priv.v Council, which he^in sittings here tomorrow, has cot .Malaysia'.^ tea trade mark case on their lists for hearing. The case concerns two Ipob tea manufacturer, on* having a "Gold I lab" brand and the
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    Khir's date
    28 11 KUALA LUMPUR Mon. Ihf Muiisu-r of Luii(.'.<tii>ii. Inch' Muhamecl Khir Johaii. will open Hrallh and Sfll-Defeni-r n<«ir.iMi{ Centre, Merdck.i Squ^ir Java, on Friday ai 6 p.m.
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    S'pore 'yes' to exchange of envoys with Jakarta
    584 11 PAKISTAN ENVOY TAKES NOTE TO MALIK SINGAPORE. Monday gIMGAPORE will exchange diplomatic representations with Jakarta as soon as it can bo done without disrupting friendly relations with other neighbouring countries. This is stated in the Singapore Note to Indonesia reciprocating recognition on
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    New treasurer for Kedah
    53 11 SUNGEI PATANI. Mon.— lnch* Abdullah bin Mohumed Ztta bM been appointed State Treasurer. Kcd;ih. in place of Inche Abu Biik.ir bin SulHiirmn who lias Rone to Baling tu> District Officer. Inclie Buknr succeeds Haji I Hxi-un bin Hnji Hamzah who lias' been trnnst erred to Jitra
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    27 11 KUALA LUMPUR Mon. Sui KbaU alias A/izuh binte Kadir. '.'7. ua.s killed when she was knocked down by ;i train near Klang Road here yeatrrday.
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    45 11 JAKARTA. Mon. Thr Indonesian (loxernmrnt today proclaimed offiiialh the rrcoenilion it aecordeil Singapore last week. A Koreisn Ministry stalrment carried by Antara News Agency said: "Indonesia has officially extended recognition to Singapore and both nation* h.ur agreed to establish diplomatic representations." Reuter.
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    Singapore told: 'Watch events around you'
    188 11 SINGAPORE. Mon. The Education Minister, Mr. Ong Pang Boon, last night called on Singaporeans to study closely developments in South-East Asia because political changes in neighbouring countries mighi affect the Republic's survival. He was speaking at the Inauguration ceremony o: ihe Telok Ayer constttuenc]
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    Youth conference
    33 11 KLANG. Mon. The Assistant ol Culture. Youth aud Sports, Eneku Mohsem bin Abdul Kadir. will open the annual ol the district youth conference ai the Pin Hwa Schooi here on Sunday.
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    Malays told: Change with the times...
    94 11 SINGAPORE. Mon. The Minister of Stale In the Prime Mi partment. iiaji Ya'amb bin Mohamed. has called on Malay* in Singapore to adopt new ways of thinking to meet the changed situation He urged them to work hani KTtVt forward together with other races
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    Money for jam boys now turn to candy
    250 11  - Money for jam boys now turn to candy P. C. SHIVADAS By IPOH, Mon. Spurr»»d 1 on by the financial .sue -ess of its first project jam making the Anderson School Business Society has turned to manufacturing ranch"The need to try something now wan reall>rd when It mv tmind that
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    Naked man used force on girl, 12, court told
    151 12 \IALACCA. Mon. v Chon« Kan Han. 62, unemployed was found guilty here today of using criminal forcr- OD a I^-year-old English girl with iutent to outrage her mod< He was lined %2oQ, or thre« months' lav. Chens committed the 'jflencc at
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    Kazak to open meeting
    48 12 i. Mon. Thf Drpuiy Ptlnie Minister. Tun Abdul Razak. will open the Penang Malay I Chamber 5 annual meeting at Male Mandin Industrial estate on June 30. Inche Hanpfuh Hussaln, president of the Pnn-Malaysian Associated M.ilav Chambers of Commerce. \w!J address tli« meeting, i
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    July 15 deadline for big fair
    209 12 KUALA LUMPUR, Monday. f OCAL and foreign manufacturers have until July 15 to apply for space at Malaysia's first International Trade Exhibition to be held from Oct. 28 to Nov. 13. Ii is being organise by the Malaysian Agri Horticultural Association at Its show
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    Aussie frigate to visit Penang
    30 12 PENANG. Mon —The Australian frigate Dlamantlna will arrive here tomorrow an a threeday operational visit. The ship will leave on Thursday for an undisclosed destination
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    Hawker robbed
    34 12 SINGAPORE. Man Lioi Lam Cheng. 32. a ha.'^cr. was cycling a* Kampong Ampat yev.erday «nen a car blocked his path. Two men Hrmed with knives lumped out, and robbed him of SBB
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    All set for the King's birthday joy
    270 12 A LL is set for the nation-wide celebrations to mark the Yang di-Pertuan Agong's 59th birthday on Wednesday. In the Federal capital the local point of the one-day celebrations the festivities will begin at 8.15 a.m. with a mass drill and display by
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    Professor from U.S. on visit to Sarawak
    78 12 J/UCHINO. Mun—Professor S. O'Connor ol New York's ConntU University arrived herr today on a thrrt-muniii vi>it to Sarawak Hr will do research work on 1 ooiect.- pxcuvatrd by thf Sarawak Museum dlo::n Im u.ik Ri\er during the oast 15 Ortlcuia nere s*io some
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    It's on again...
    24 12 PENANO. Mon. The Bunire» Kedah light beacon, on the urst coast of Malays has been re-Mt. the Marine Department announced today
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    September date for Malaysia's floating fair
    162 12 September date for Malaysia's floating fair 1/ UA L A LUMPUR. Mon. The first Made- in-Malaysia floating trade lair will sail out of Port Swettenham on Sept. -2o on a six-week rruise which will take It to a dozen ports in Malaysia and Brunei. Several Malaysian manufacturers have already booked
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    Abuse charge
    27 12 PENANO. Mon. Lim Sin Teon;, 44. pleaded not guilty here today to a charge of using abusive words to a police coostable. Bail was allowed.
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    Army wife tells court: I was cheated
    229 12 mHE wife of a Sergeant 1 in the First Malaysia Rangers, now stationed in Sarawak, Mrs. Sheila Marie McLean, was cheated of a $300 deposit for a secondhand car. the Sessions Court was told today. Car broker K. Karupplah. 30. pleaded not guilty
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    95 12 A FLYING couple fr«m Wvumins. I I V Capt. and Mrs. Robert L U.illirk. o n their arrival at Tokyo international airport from Manila on the first of 10 stops around the world In an attempt to .»rt a liclit plane record of
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    Tapper jailed for raping girl, 14
    169 12 ALORSTAR Monday. J^ 65- YEAR-OLD tapper, Ooi Ah Leng, wai sentenced by Justice Dato Yong today to three years' jail for raping his 14-year-old adopted daughter. 00l pleaded guilty to committing the offence between January 1964 and May 1965 at Soon Lean estate ifl
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    Former Information chief dies
    64 12 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. Mr. Andre D'Astugues. 49. a lormer Chief In lormation Officer at the Department of Information here, died in London recently. He was a senior information officer with the Commonwealth Relations Office. Mr. D'Astugues, who was at one time attached to the new.s room
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    39 12 PENANG, Mon. A student ol the Malayan Teachers College, Miss Thong Meng Shun, 18, uaa walking with a friend along I Campbell Street last night when a youth came up. pulled off her I chain, and fled.
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      262 12 Straits Times Crossword ACBOSS Doyle s work at the croaa-road.' 1 Poet iho»s a type of dull perhaps <3. 4. 2. tuerjgtu anouier Lantlor? 10 j^y Jeader 9 iLiled in M«eow to be a U8A nou «> io 7 fo*< <*» <■«-« v tttmtly wlckeo J'^VL i.- 15 Short nrr>
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      524 13  - DESIGNED TO SAVE SPACE OLIVIA YEOH By IN an age when living space* is a problem for so many people, many-purpose convertible furniture, chairs, settees, beds, even tables and shelves are attracting more and more attention from designers as well as manufacturers. The designers aim is to produce pieces of
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      the grandeur of bygone days in `Student Prince'
      379 13 the grandeur of bygone days in `Student Prince' r FHE costumes lo Hip Sceneshifters pruduction of '"The Student Prince" brmy.s thr Viennese splendour to Singapore audience when tho curtains rise for its tirst performance tonight L at the Victoria TheaN tre. The 90-piece wardrobe volvlng more than 1 000 yards
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      435 13 ANY parent who expects a toddler to be a model feeder, tidily eating up every scrap of a nourishing meal, is asking for grave disappointment. For meals to a child are a great experience, says a medical expert. Food is a substance for experiment, and the
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    141 15 1 MELBOURNE. Mon I TODUSTRIALS were' steady i 1 today with moves about In balance Most leaders ad--1 vanced narrowly, but B.H.P. higiilighted with a rise of 10 cents to a new 1966 peak r of $5.82 Western Mining continued i to Improve, gaining a fur- ther 6
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    257 15 TUNE first gnMle rubber f.o.b. buyrrs closed at 5 p.m. in Singapore and Kuala Lumpur yesterday at 67 cents per Ib. down one-eighth of a cent on Friday's closing lerel for the panit>on. The ton* wu quiet. R.A.S. and MJt.E. closing price* In centa per Ib. yesterday: Buyers
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    144 15 CHIPS lying alensside DM »m«aa«rs Harbeur wharves ar txsjaatsd teday ars: HavelsrMn 1/2. Bail < Dutch > 3 4. Star Altair 5. Matarm 1"». Hero 19. Rajah Brooke 21/13. Hoi Houw 23 24, Munak 25/26. Nlcaiyo Uiru 27 2i. Bradrverctt 2»/aO. Ctroea 31 32. Knud Ma«rsk 33/34.
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    69 15 CHINtttN *>rsducs Cienan«s, tmiaoers nssfl prises psr mcul ysttsrday: Ct ertut ail: bulk $4i« sellers, dram lers. Cs»ra: May June IK CooT.ncnt Loaaeasa PilMr MiinioK srastt SIT.i ariiers. S&ntf'ak «n«» SI 7a: sellera. ■povuii Hura'Aak blarji >l.".'i -el!er> narDled Lamponc QiaA BtSO i-'-V mllr" NLW4. A»T.\ SMS iM
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    OFFICIAL RATES
    52 15 I /V\ the official Malayan short w Term Money Market for the week ended Saturday (June 4) the range ef rail rates was as follows: BANK FINDS: 4>* per cerit U> I 1 per cent GENERAL FUNDS: 3 per cent to t per cent. MOVEMENT of funds totalled
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    54 15 'THE present rate of the Malayan x dollar ac-ainst iht pound sterlint fixed on Novemtar 14 1»6I Is selllnf T.T. or O.D. la. 3 15 I MBaying T.T. Z*. 1 lkd. Buying O.D. 2s. 4'» d. The dollar la at its statutory middle position In relation to Ha
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    36 15 ON tha frs% aiMianae nittit m Boas Konc rmenuy the U.S. dollar was quoted at &.78e for T.T. and 5.70) (or sash. Sterling was quoted at 10.08 and •ne tasl sf gsltf at '.'64|.
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    12 15 Punjam Tin produced 239 dxculs of tin ore In May
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    35 15 SINGAPORE /SAIGON SERVICE SINGAPORE SAiCON s.s -lucky- 1/ 9 jum v tmm SS. "MIICITY" 12/14 Jwm 17 inns S.S. CAiSON U/1i JssjßJ SI Jmm General A 9 «nM Sutfopor* Snipp.l,9 A M ncits. T«l: *****
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    QUIET DAY'S TRADING ON LOCAL STOCK MARKET
    894 15 By Our .Market Correspondent QUIET conditions ruled on the Stock Exchange yesterday with investors and operators awaiting events after the Bangkok talks and the many political moves now taking place to be translated into practical effect as far as the economy is concerned.
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    29 15 Malayan Stock Indite* Jnnr June C. 'Industrial*: 101. GS 10J.M lins I I'm,,, ll'. M S rubbers: 11U.89 1111.65 Ore. 30. I'thi; m lim Dec. 1962 l»0.
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    1020 15 OrSIXESS In 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: BsuttsaO 13.0U0> 51. 67, (1,000) $1.68: C.CN. SI 33 SU $1.66 8U (1.000) SI.W U. (7.OOO) $1.68 U (23.000)
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    391 15 r£ Straits tin price fell yesterday by 25 cents to $639.75 on an offering estimated up 5 tons to 225 tons. Good local support was reported from all quarters. MALAYAN RI'BBKR MARKET: j I After opening lower on London advices the market then
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    25 15 June 6. KIBBER PRICE: 67 cents (down one-eightb of a cent) TIN 5639.75 (down 25 cento). Inofficial estimated offering 223 (up 3 tons).
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      554 16 VACANCIES IN MAJLIS PERBANDARAN, IPOH APPLiCATIONS are Invited from Fe leral Citizen* and or Stat« Nationa s (or the following appoinUnents: (ij CHIEF CLEBK (REVENUE) SALARY SCALE $JM x 18 700 Candidate* for the post should not be over 40 years and should have passed the Senior Cambridge or Federation
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      362 16 DISTRICT COURT SALE In the cause at W.S. A S. No. 341 of ltM Peck Hlng Textile Merchants (suing as a Arm) Plaintiff Versus I. D. Sulalman also known as Mohsmed Sulalman. Defendant AUCTION SALE OF Commercial refrigerator Bharp elevision set. showcase*., Übles. •hairs. Fabs. perfume, etc. To Be Held
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      CREDIT BALANCE IS DERBY TOPWEIGHT
      227 17  -  Epsom Jeep with IPOH, Monday. yyiTH My Carlo scratched from all engagements, only 12 horses have been handicapped for the $26,000 Perak Derby over 12f to be run at Ipoh on Sunday. The Rinus van Breukelen stable's "Big Two" Credit Balance 111 and Grenadier tower
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      ON THE TRACK Newcomer Mount Illona set to score
      400 17 ON THE TRACK Newcomer Mount Illona set to score IPOH. Mon. Mark 1 down Mount Illona as a lively outsider at 1 Ipoh on Wednesday. This newcomer has j trained on splendidly since his initial race at Bukit Timah and is worth a flutter against Joint Venture in the Class
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      Nelcius wins
      32 17 PARIS. Mon. Nclciui. mount of Yves Saint Martin, won the Prix Dv Jockey Club the French Derby, at Chant illy yesterday. Bon Mot was a close second and Behisloun third.
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      PROMOTED
      23 17 Never Too Ijite. winner of the Class 3. Div. 1. B}f race at Ipoh on Sunday, has been promoled to Class 2.
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      Cowper cops 'a pair'
      207 17 From JA( K FINGLETON /CANBERRA, Mon. AustraV/ Han Test batsman Bob Cowper. who is playing In theLancashire League In England at the moment, turned his hand to cricket writing last week and must by now b» thinking that there are as many traps off field as
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      Lock icon Storm over jackpot pool
      178 17 LONDON, Mon. The new Totalisator Jackpot Pool, to be operated (or the first time at the Ascot race meeting later this month, has provoked a storm of criticism from bookmakers. It Is not certain that b1 c bookmakers will be prepared to accept bets for the
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      Pretty fined $1,000 for carelessness
      330 17 IPOH, Mon. The MRA Stipe ndiary Stewards report on yesterday's races at Ipoh: RACE 1: After passing the winning post the first time Moxham (Apa Lagi) Lroke his off stirrup leather and was inconvenienced for the remainder of the race. RACE i: In the straight
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      WEIGHTS
      602 17 FOR IPOH RACES IP OH. Mob. Weights for all nine race* here on Wednesday Cl 1, Div. 2— f Persian Hero 9.0» I'ulra Klang B.IS (irand Manner 8.12 Lama 8.19 Nashor 8.08 Pahlawan B.OJ Jolly Scout 8.07 King's Knight 8.07 Pelor Mm »••< Keruan Negara 8.05 I'onderosa 8.04 Depth
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      Breakthrough for the Chaparral
      160 17 Breakthrough for the Chaparral ADENAU (Germany p, Mon. Ai American-built Chaparral, powered by a Chevrolet engine, yesterday made racing history by winning the Neurburgrtnc 1.000-kilometre rare it lir lir.st non-European car to score a major postwar rare victory In the old world It was a sensational debut for thr rfdi-pnglncd
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      GIRL'S FEAT
      55 17 HONG KONG M>r A 21--year-old Chinese girl. Li Shu L<\n, set :i new world record of 283 points in thr v .oim metre .single-round archery event, the New China Newt 1 Agency claimed Her eflnrf w*l f<»ur more point* more than the listed world record established by Bozena
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      363 18  - Stars are not a flop, says coach Lee GUNN CHIT THYE By Penang, Monday THE ASIAN All-Stars were not a flop, coach Lee Wai-tong declared here today. He blamed the ''terrible conditions" in which Stars played Sheffield Wednesday at the Merdeka Stadium last night for their 5-1 defeat. Mr. Lee
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      Manager Brown agrees: Good first effort
      270 18 Manager Brown agrees: Good first effort KUALA LUMPUR, Mon.— Genial Sheffield Wednesday manager Alan Brown today handed a bouquet to the Asian All-Stars for a commendable beginners' effort in their match at Merdeka Stadium last night. Mr Brown told Timespnrt that Sheffield were able to win 5-1 because they managed
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      Six matches for Lions
      98 18 JTUALA LUMPUR. Mon. The Lions Athletic Club of Manila will begin a six-match soccer tour of Singapore and Malaysia on Wednesday. The team, which include four Hong Kong players, are on a goodwill tour of South-East Asia. Their Itinerary for Singapore and Malaysia Wednesday: v Singapore
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      Singapore sweep in Malacca relays
      305 18 MALACCA. Mon. Swifts A Athletic Association from Singapore dominated the Malacca AAA open relay events held at the Kubu Stadium yesterday. Swifts won all the three men's events 4 x 100 m. 4 x 200 m and 4 400 m. However due to the heavy
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      PRU MEETING
      25 18 IPOH, Mon The Perak Rugby Union will hold Its annual meeting in the committee room of the Ipoh Club here on June 13.
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      French title to Roche
      96 18 PRIS. Mon. Tony Roche. 21 -year-old Australian, won Ihe French singles tennU title here yesterday alter baring a paln-kllllng injection (or a badly-sprained left «nkle lust before he went en court Roche hammered 34-year-old HuneiirUr Is'van Oulvas In «tr»l«ht sets 6-1. 6-4 7-5 In 'he firs]
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      WEDNESDAY PLAY A DAZZLER
      888 18  - WEDNESDAY PLAY A DAZZLER NORMAN SIEBEL By KUALA LUMPUR, Monday. SHEFFIELD WEDNESDAY, the England FA Cup runners-up, spread out a pattern of smooth, clever football on the Merdeka Stadium pitch last night despite the water and the mud to beat the Asian All-Stars 5-1. Only young, uninhibited players could have
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      No S'pore diver for Kingston Games
      84 18 No S'pore diver for Kingston Games WINGAPwttu, mo.. Slngapore wui nut oe represented in the diving Cvt-ius at tue Commonas the only mahst, Mohdnua Unai.i ocsa, faued vo maKe the grade. In todays inal held at the Yati Kit pool, Ohani. of iv* Signals Regiment, RAF, chalked up only 107.94
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      44 18 IPOH- Mod .(nation Cup sfcepr match br.ucen Kilat Club, last years League Div 1 chiinipioii: and the Rest- sclieduled to be played at Stuunim Perak today, was postponed dne to the waterlogged ground cau*ed by heavy rain In the afternoon.
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    Chasing 3,000 mil. smokes
    401 19 French students go along with smuggler bands from Philippines From JEFFREY FRANCIS: JESSELTON. Monday /^N average <>l 'A.ooo million American*qyrelics worth millions of dollars are being smuggled into the Philippines from Sabah every month. They are beine carrird by about 1,000 kumpits with high-powered engines which
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    DEATHS
    73 19 A. T SIMPER <•«, pa«*"l away •uiid*nly HunM 81--dadari Omet^rv BAKER P M of Dunlop Malayan F.matr.i. Ltd M inHR.-r of Swell Ettatr. T.m»-k .k tttt aftrr a utiort Illnrim II M.iv .MM CDCAR ARTHUR GREEN formerly I'hii-f > i Works D*partm<Tit. rrlirvd. dud aftrr mi'Mi n 1!1 n
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    'Most quiet' boy. 15. missing from home
    135 19 WEREMBAN, Mon. A Form Three pupil of St. Paul's Institution here. K Chandrasekaran, 15 (above), described by his father as "the most quiet of my children." has been missing from his home since May 3. His rather, Mr. N. Krishnan, a clerk, said
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    118 19 ROUND-THE-WORLD JET IN OFF-ON MYSTERY MANILA, Mon. iTI American entertainer Arthur Godfrey changed plans again and flew on to Manila tonight in his attempt to set a round-the-world flight record for a twin-Jet businessmen's plane. He and his three copilots landed here at 8.42 p.m. and took off again for
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    100 19 SINGAPORE. Mon. The Foreign Minister. Mr. S. Rajaratnam. returned to Singapore tonight from Vienna, where he addressed 'the International congress of Socialist Youth. He had been with Mr. Lee Kuan Yews party touring East Europe. This tour, he said tonight, was decided on after Singapore became
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    58 19 BIRMINGHAM. Mon The Standard-Triumph motor group here today closed five car factories, employing 15.000 workers, after a series of 12-hour strikes by 60 men Three factories are at Coventry, the two others at Birmingham and Liverpool. Production losses In the 10-week dispute over pay rates were
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    22 19 MANILA. Mon.— President Marcos underwent a minor surgical operation here last night to remove a cyst on his neck.— Reuter.
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    286 19 LONDON. Mon.— Closing middle prices of selected stocks not including stamp duty were: GILTEDGED Cohsol 2i delayed Funding #S £93 7/ 16 —£3/16 War 3}'' £50 11/16— £6/16] BANKS Chartered Mfaj /4 f Hongkong £9 11/16 INSURANCE Com. Un 46/3 —1% Prudentials "A' 37/9 3 Royal 38/4* /1J
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    446 19  -  RODERICK PESTANA By ABOIT 200 students of the Secondary Trade School in Johore Bahru have Ixncotted classes in protest against alleged non-recogni-tion of their certificates, poor hostel conditions, shortage of teachers and lack of proper training facilities. Yesterday, the students went to school, but instead
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    54 19 DAMASCUS. Mon. A Syrian Army spokesman claimed today that one Israeli was killed in a three-hour machlnegun and cannon clash on the Syrian-Israeli border last night. The spokesman satd the Israelis started the shooting which prompted Syrian tanks to return the fire There were no Syrian
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    27 19 MANILA, Mon. Oovernment lawyers have filed deportation charges against a Chinese drugstore owner and six of his employees for allegedly Importing drugs from China.— UPl.
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    25 19 TOKYO. Mon. A Japanese specialist flew to Manila today to help the Philippines In its battle against rats ravaging the crops. AP.
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    140 19 Johore boats resume barter trade MUAR. Mon. Smallscale barter trading between Malaysians and Indonesians resumed on the west coast of Johore soon after the successful Bangkok peace talks. Thry expect another boom like the one which ended when confrontation began. The Indonesians brine rubber. fish. charcoal and rattan in exchance
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    29 19 VIENTIANE. Mon. Kin* Savang Vathana of Laos returned here today after a 20-day visit to the Soviet Union, made at the invitation of the Soviet Oovernment. R«4cr.
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    96 19 NEW DELHI. Mon. A Sydney bound BO AC airliner was forced to turn back to New Delhi yesterday after a vulture punched a hole in its fuselage. The plane, a Boeing 707, with 104 people on board, landed safely at New Delhi airport while
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