The Straits Times, 29 March 1967

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    27 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 1 50,00q AL LIBRARY GAPORE The "HSfional fiKwspiiiiiir The straits times 15 CENTS KDN. 2578:2390 M.C.(P)2266 Estd. 1845 WEDNESDAY, MARCH 29, 1967
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    We mayhave to quit Alliance says
    16 1 'Strike to continue till Govt makes reasonable offer on claims'
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    Stephens
    440 1 JESSELTON, Tues. Duto Donald Stephens, President of the United Pasokmomugun Kadazan Organisation, today gave notice that his party might have to quit the Alliance. "Maybe the time has come fur UPKO to go It alone." he told an election rally at Ranau. Their only sorrow, he added, was that
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    Lock icon 100,000 hit, says NUT
    258 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesi THE National Union of teachers claimed today that their strike action was affecting the studies of 10,000 children in 500 schools in West Malaysia. The daily Iwo-and-a-half hour strike which entered its second day today is against the Government's non-acceptance of the NUT
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    Lock icon MAO'S WIFE BOWS TO CHOU
    139 1 MAO'S WIFE BOWS TO CHOU r)KYO. Tues— .Mao Imtline's, wife. Chiang him;, has uivi-n in to Premier Chou Kn-lais counsel of moderation and expressed in his presence stront; displeasure over Red (iuarri 1 'beating, smashing and looting." Speaking to a congress of 10.000 Peking middle school Red Guards, she said,
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    Lock icon Marines kill 100 Viets
    68 1 SAIGON. Tues.— U. S. Marines battling North Vietnamese forces for control of the northern frontier reported today killing 100 in a series of bitter fights just south of the demilitarized zone. Military spokesmen said Marine officers reported tome of the Communist troops were strapped to sandbags
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    Lock icon Food shortage worse: Ram
    87 1 NEW DELHI. Tues Food shortaues in famine-ridden areas in India will be even mm this year than in 1966. Food Minister Mr Jag Jivan Ram told Parliament today. He said unprecedented drought for tlie second consecutive year was the principal factor Involved. •Also, however, we may
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    Lock icon Times of India out again
    42 1 NEW DELHI. Tues— The Times of India appeared today for the first time since employees .struck on Feb. 17 over payment of in- creased allowances An announcement said the management and employees' union had reached agreement. Reuter.
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    Lock icon More Kiwis for the war
    29 1 SAIGON. Tues —New Zealand kj to Increase the strength o! n.<. troops in Vietnam from 150 to 360. It was announced here today. UPI.
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    Copter joins search for missing millionaire
    18 1  - Copter joins search for missing millionaire CHOU CHUAN SENG: Tanah Rata, Tuesday By Mr. Thompson .missing since Sunday
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    13 die in mine explosion
    308 1 DANANG. Tues —Thirteen U S Marines were killed and one injured today when a land mine accidentally exploded during a class in mine warfare in Danang. a Marine spokesman said. AP. J HE biggest ever search mounted here continued today lor millionaire Bangkok businessman "Jim"
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    Just fancy that...
    60 1 BRISBANE. Tues. Edward Eugene Ebzerry. 61. facing his 1.356 th charge of being found drunk, reflected from the dock; "You know, with all trie money I've paid in fines I could have bought a Rolls-Royce." The magistrate. Mr. P. Peel, agreed and fined him Aslo. or a
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    Hanoi to Thant: Keep out of this
    111 1 riM)KV(). VMS.— North I Vietnam toti.iv told C..v Secretary -ti*mi ral V lll. ml that the Vietnam war MTM none of Ins business. spokesman Tor the North Vietnamese KorrIga Ministry told a in us conference in Hanoi that rrtent reports on U Thant's
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    US officer files suit because of 'unjust' war in Vietnam
    256 2 f}ENVER, lues 33- year olil I S Air Force ollicer h.is tiled suit In a federal court her«> aeefctag rlaNMiflratlnn US a const ielltiiHls olljri tor to the ■iiniifi css.ir\ and unjust'" war in vi nam. Capl I). ill- Noml.
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    Cellist Charles
    30 2 IBURGH run. Prtacc Charles, 18-year-oM lu-ir to tiie throne, make* ins public debut a-; nelllirt ;it :i charity rancert for spontlm vuili ihr KltMn I. !)<-- U „11 VV>-Un
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    Gromyko in surprise visit to Cairo
    119 2 Gromyko in surprise visit to Cairo CAIRO, Tues. The Soviet Foreign Minister, Mr. Andre Qromyko, will begin an official visit to Egypt tomorrow. The Egyptian Foreign Ministry said it ma not yet known how long Mr. GroinyLo would st:ty. The Soviet leader will have talks with Foreign Minister Mahmoud Riad
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    Lock icon Mao's school for Indon spies...
    373 2 JAKARTA. Tuesday Foreign Minister, Mr. Malik, has accused Communist China of giving military training to Indonesians to oppose the government led by Gen. Suharto. Mr. Malik said that hundreds of Indonesians staying in China wero being given military training in Wuhan to carry out military
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    Lock icon Palace guards for trial
    47 2 JAKARTA. Turn:— Tpn m^mbPr deposed Prpsidpnt Sopkarno ilacp euards arr to fop trip 're today by a mili'arv court a lareps of killine thP six-vrir-n] iiiKhtpr of Gpnpral Nt.^ution. They will also foe tried o larses of attempting to murdr if General. Rruter.
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    Lock icon Clay wins another round in call-up fight
    273 2 Clay wins another round in call-up fight T OUISVILLE. Tues. Cassius Clay won another round In his fight apainst conscription here yrstrrday, which delayed indefinitely his callup which had been set for April 11. He did so by getting t.h# Louisville Draft Board i which had is>ued the call-up notice
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    Lock icon Air passengers had smallpox
    38 2 TX3NDON. Tup.v Health Offl cials soutshf 33 a'.rlinp pas-vprißPrf wtH flrw hprp from Indi-. Gfrmsn doctor '.vho has dp\rlnppri smallpnv Tlip MmiMrv of Hrnltli Jiiigrn PlachfT ]pft 'hr BombnyI ondon flight at Frankfurt. Reutpr
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    'MOSCOW BAITING TWO DIFFERENT FISHES'
    106 2 LONDON, Tues. The Times today noted the difference in Russia's current relations with Indonesia and Malaysia hut foresaw no cut-off of relations with either. Commenting on the Pravda warning to Indonesia to cease their anti(nmmunist attacks and the current visit to Malaysia hy a Soviet
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    Lock icon Mass killings in Lhasa reported
    361 3 FIGHTING BETWEEN OPPOSING CHINESE FACTIONS NEW DELHI, Tuesday. JMBETAN refugees in India have reported that Tibet is in turmoil and its capital, Lhasa, the scene of mass killings caused by fighting between opposing Chinese factions. The Press Trust of India, quoting refugee sources, said one
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    Lock icon Coup men make sudden leader shuffle
    232 3 Coup men make sudden leader shuffle pKEETOWN. Tues— Sierra Leone's new military regime abruptly reshuffled its leadership yesterday replacing the man it originally named to its top post as he was (lying home to take on the job. An extraordinary Gazette published in the morning in Freetown, where strict security
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    Lock icon U.S. asked ' to extradite doctor
    120 3 U.S. asked to extradite doctor ]WEW DELHI, Tues.— lndia Is asking the U.S. to extradite Dr. Dharma Teja, former chairman of the Jayanti Shipping Co.. following irregularities in the company's accounts, Parliament was told today. Dr. Teja is already being prosecuted in the US lor alleged contravention of visa regulations
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    Lock icon Crash kills two
    30 3 QUEBEC, Tues. Two airmen i were killed yesterday when their twin engine Voodoo jet-fighter crashed on landing at the Royal Canadian Air Force base near here— Reuter.
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    Vietnam war protest in London
    151 3 Vietnam war protest in London r O N D O N, Tues. Slnran-rhantinr anarchists hurled smoke bombs and wrestled with police as 15,000 people demonstrated against the Vietnam war in Trafalgar Square today. The demonstration was the highlight of this y e a r's Aldermaston March, the traditional Faster manifestation
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    Lock icon Sentry kills 5 soldiers —and then himself
    124 3 I AGO 6. Tues.— A Nigerian sentry on duty at Jebba, 205 miles north of here, shot dead five soldiers by mistake, then, realising his error, killed himself, ac- j cording to reports reaching hare. Military authorities In the northern city of Kaduna
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    Lock icon 'Get out' order in Athens for two Russians
    244 3 ATHENS, Tues. Greece yesterdaydeclared two Soviet diplomats p c r so iia non grata and ordered them to leave the country within 48 hours. A Foreign Ministry spokesman declined to comment when asked if they were linked with the Soviet spy ring
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    Lock icon Just fancy that...
    56 3 CHICO CaJif ornia Tues. James O. Molen. 23-year-old welder, handcuffed himself to a sink in the hospital delivery room in which his wife. Barbara. 21. was giving birth, police said. After a healthy baby boy w.is born, officers sawed the handcuffs off and booked Molen on a
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      166 4 1 1 M p^ From April 6th. MSA adds yet f^ [j^A J^l another port to its ever-increasing i\|fllAf IhP^BI MM m m Australia! Now >vu can jet MSA MwMwM Mm [W II ▲JIJIM Boeing 707 for Sydney vu O,akdru W W H^ Vl I W I M and Perth
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    NOTHING WE CAN DO ABOUT MANILA'S NO' SAYS RAZAK
    216 5  - NOTHING WE CAN DO ABOUT MANILA'S NO' SAYS RAZAK MAGDALENE LUM By U'UALA LUMPUR. 1V Tues. The Deputy Prime Minister, Tun Abdul Razak. said today that the Philippines' rejection of the Malay sian Government's invitation to send observers to the Sabah elections was entirely their own affair. He added: "We
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    Membership contest
    40 5 t'ENANG, lues The Kampong Bharu L'nmo branch woi thf Penang uiUr-Umno branch member.<. p competition tbll year with a total enrolment ot 631 numbers. The Sungei Pinang branch ,420 members) was runner-up with East Jelutong (409) members) third.
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    Tengku to open Seacom world link tomorrow
    32 5 yi ALAYSIA will enter a new era in telecommunications when the Prime Minister. Tengku Abdul Rahman, opens the South-East Asia Commonwealth Cable System on Thursday.
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    Police halt speech by information officer
    483 5  - Police halt speech by information officer Albert Ramalingant By I ESSELTON. Tues. An information officer, seconded to Sabah from West Malaysia, was last night ordered by the oolice here to stop ;alking politics. The officer, whose name was withheld, was speaking at a free film show organised by the Information
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    Youth detained
    44 5 SITIAWAN. Tues— Police have detained a youth tor questioning m connection with an. armed roiv ')ery here last Tuesday, when a businessman. Mr. Sia Tone Tia. nu i via id by two men. one armerl with a revolver, and robbed of $700.
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    Driver swims to safety
    54 5 Dl Xl I MERTAJAM, Tues. A PWD driver, Ahmad bin Arshad. 50, swam to safety after his lorry crashed into the railings of a bridge near Kubang Semang here last night and plunged into a river. This morning PWD workmen used a crane to lift the
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    NZ Defence Minister flies in today
    87 5 YEW Zealand's Def- ence Minister, Mr. David Thomson, flies in tomorrow for talks with Singapore Government leaders. He will be here for two days, then leave for Kuala Lumpur to continue his two -week South-East Asian tour, which Includes visits to Thailand and South
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    Timber visitor
    86 5 SINGAPORE. Tues. Mr. Eric Yeadon. assistant export manager nf Hicksnn's Timber Impregnation Co. Ltd. will visit sineapiiiT and Malaysia early next month in the course of a 15 000-mile sevenweek tour of seven Asian coun:nr.. Hickson's is a wood orese.- I vative firm in northern England I SINGAPORE.
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    'PIRATE' TAXI MEN IGNORE CALL TO 'STRIKE'
    202 5 'PIRATE' TAXI MEN IGNORE CALL TO 'STRIKE' SINGAPORE. Tut A projected •strike" by "pirate" taxi operators here tailed to materialise tod* Only a handtul of cars stayed off the streets and the campaign did not affect ortice workers. Leaders of the "strike"'- mainly convicted operator* wnose vehicles have been confiscated
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    Perlis royal wedding
    195 5 KANGAR. Tues— TPiißku Nf>riah binte Tencku Ismail, a younger sister of thr Raja Perempuan of Pern.v was married last Thursday to Kel Mitan lawyer. Inche Mohamed Ziyaudclui bin Ha.n Abdullah. Thr Raja PeMinpuan and her brother. TenKlcu Ridzaudin. were s.rmmtt 40 close Inrnds and rfUtended the "akad
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      93 5 Al hh. BE 1^ dk^T' v****** gZi^ J^BKf!S3tUtr^ BRIAN FOLEY WON WITH DUNLOP Congratulations to Brian Foley on- his overall win of the Saloons and Tourers event, and the 1600 cc class, in the Singapore Grand Prix meeting. As Stirling Moss once wrote: 'The purpose of motor racing is to
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      65 5 H-ff* ttunntf By Ralph lioimituh, i 1' /ygp USLIAL^ /l GUESS TH'^X AN IDEA^N HOW ABOUT KCEPIN' THAT^N TA./C ~e /vrvORDEB, EH. BOOK I SOLD TO STOP HIM FROM BIS/ FLAPPIN' MOUTM 0' A iyrVl£ V^«l PETUNIA? VA ON 6ALES PESTERING YOU, VERS SHUT FER A CHAMGE, j I r-r-^
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    AIRPORT TRAFFIC
    511 6 AIRPORT TRAFFIC Til following ii today'! ictitdul* A of eiMl aircraft movntttnti it the Paya Ltbar ai.-port. Singapore: ARRIVAL* J A L-: From Jakarta (JL 712) B.SO a.m. Thai Inttrnetianal. riom Jakarta iTG 404 > 11.15 a.m.: from Tokyo. Osaka. Taipeh, Hong Kong, Bangkok iTG 401) 9 40 p.m. from
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    New buildings (WITH CAR PARKS) going up at Clifford Pier, Colombo Court
    50 6 New buildings (WITH CAR PARKS) going up at Clifford Pier, Colombo Court SINGAPORE, Tuesday. poi'lt siks in the iilv have been selected for the building of multi-storeyed multipurpose premise's, which will include c:ir parks. They arc nl Colombo Court, North Bridge Road hear Elgin Bridge, Clifford Pier and Philip Street
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    Power cuts today
    118 6 SINGAPORE. Tues. Electricnv supplies will be cut oO to- me -row between 9 a.m. and 6.30 pn. between 6 m.s. and 7 ms Upper Thomson Road. Island Golf Club Road. Island Golf Club. Petrce Reservoir, Jalan Rebang. Jalan Anglong. Jftlan Gendang. Jalan Setuling. Jalan Biola. and Lurong
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    37th anniversary
    434 6 SINGAPORE. Tues. The Christ Methodist Church In East Coast Road will celebrate its 37th anniversary tomorrow at 8 p.m. with a thanksgiving service and dinner. R. Ramasamy told the inquiry he saw this while on his way to work on Dec. 22, last year. He said he immediately
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    NTUC calls off meet with SNUJ
    78 6 NTUC calls off meet with SNUJ SINGAPORE. Tues. —The National Trades Union Congress today cancelled its scheduled meeting with the Singapore National Union of Journalists over procedural matters arising from a recent delegates' conference A new date is to be fixed for another meeting. The SNUJ seeks an explanation from
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    BLASTING AT SEA: SHIPS WARNED TO STAY CLEAR
    123 6 SINGAPORE. Tues. The Port Master. Mr. 111.. Bird, today advised the shipping community that the period of blasting operations using fivrpnund explosive charges daily between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. in tbe channel between Pulau Damar Laut and the mainland, has been
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    3,500 JOBS BEING CREATED BY STATE'S NEW HOTELS
    178 6 3,500 JOBS BEING CREATED BY STATE'S NEW HOTELS SINGAPORE. Tues. 3 A scheme to train young school leavers as waiters and waitresses for the hotel and catering industry will be launched in early May by the Ministry of Labour. 'he scheme aims to provide well trained personnel for the new
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    102 accidents
    14 6 SINGAPORE. Tues. There were 102 traffic acciden's. four of them serious yesterday
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    Party for singer
    33 6 SINGAPORE. Tues The Car Park Cabaret and Restaurant will 1 hold a welcome party for its new sniper from Taiwan. Miss Ku Lan. in its premises tomorrow at 12.30 pm
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    Bloodstained man pacing near woman's body
    228 6 A main ioia a preliminary inquiry today how he saw his neighbour "pac- ing up and down" in a Public Works Department sub-store with bloodstains on his clothes near a woman lying underneath a eharnnv SINGAPORE. Tues— The Government today suggested three ways in
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    Schools TV for today
    97 6 TODAYS educational TV on Channel 8 is as follows: 8 30 a.m 8 50 a.m. Geography Sec. 1 (Ch.;; 9.15 9.3?.. Mathematics Sec 1 (Ent >; 10— 10 20. Nationa! language Sec 1: 11.05—11.25, Mathematics Sec. 2 lEng.t: 11.45 12.05 English second language Sec. 12.20 p.m.—
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    TTC EXAMINATION RESULTS
    409 6 SINGAPORE. Tues. Thirty-nine out of 42 candidates of the Teachers Training College who sat ror the Certificate-iii-i^du-catlon in English in December last year have passed the examination. Also successful were 15 candidates in the Chinese medium, nine in thr English Malay medium, and one in the English.
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    Vandalism case: 2 men, woman are denied bail
    25 6 SINGAPORE. Tuesday. MAGISTRATE'S court today denied Uiil lo two men and ;i woman charged with committing vandalism.
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    3 WAYS TO END DELAY AT CAR REGISTRY
    8 6 3 WAYS TO END DELAY AT CAR REGISTRY
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    Girls help in call-up
    8 7 REGISTRATION BEGINS IN SINGAPORE
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    Wage pact for 20,000 to be signed next week
    146 7 Wage pact for 20,000 to be signed next week IPOH. Tues. The new wage agreement between the Malayan Mining Employers' As s o ciation and the National Mining Workers Union will be formally signed next week. Tin.- wu di.-cloftfd today by the Indu.Ntrial Rrlation* Adviser to the MMEA. Mr P
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    Pay packet windfall for inspectors
    79 7 KUALA LTMTUR. Tues. —More than 1,780 po- lice inspector*, including those under contract, will receive .1 windfall tonioriou when they collect their March p;«j packets. llit- •ttcen .ire expected lo «et arrears ranjinß ir.im SJOO to tUSH. I nder the new scheme, an inspector will
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    Fifth success
    530 7  -  SUNGEI PATANI. Tue.v Sin Mm School "B of Sungei Patani. n won the Central Kcdali raffle e.nnes it* fifth miiit.ss m rieht ve.ir.s. R. CHANDRAN: By ALL-girl teams in cherry pink caps and apple green uniforms today brought colour and novelty to the registration of the first batches
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      330 7 Straits Times Crossword ACBOM 6 One of the blessed has de--1 Contemptible remnant, let It meanour for ascending to stand about for a loose wo- hlßher level (I). man ,B. T- Though not openly admitted. 5 I have outsize mother around. 'he devil is not unlawful iB> there* nothing weightier!
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    Economic mission has no clear-cut plans yet
    61 8 SINGAPORE, Tuesday. THK ID-member I'rencli industrial and economic mission left Singapore tonight for Kuala Lumpur, niter a one-day visit without any definite investment plans. A spokesman for the mission said: "As we are here only for about a day we are not able
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    Free X-ray facilities
    41 8 SINGAPORE. Tups. X-ray facilities are avail- 1 able to the public until Friday at the PAP Thomson branch at 54-B Mm Hock Road, off Upper Thomson Road T't branch is open to the public between 3.30 -> •< n.m dally.
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    $2,500 for hurt motorcyclist
    100 8 SINGAPORE, Tues. —Tan Lye Chin, a mason, ininjured In a car collision about 30 months ago. was today awarded $2,500 damage> and costs In his traffic negligence »uit against Clive P Chappell. 36. a motorist. This order was made by Mr. JiiMice Chua In (he High
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    Inaugural meeting
    288 8 SINGAPORE Tues A dinner «ill be held at the Scouts Association in Clemenceau Avenue on Friday at 7.30 p.m. to celebraie the inauguration of the Sixth District Citizens' Consultative Committee. The tour, the third In a year, underlines Australia's look-to-Asia policy, and brings Mr. Holt to four countries
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    Free shows
    37 8 SINGAPORE. Tups The Ministry of Culture's fie. j will tine free film shows i onion ow I p in. at Tnnjonn Penjuru. Jalan Tua Koiik. Ho Sena School in Hung Yang Village, and Loron? Fatimah.
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    Holt here on tour of S-EA, Pacific area
    30 8 AUSTRALIAN Prime Minister. Mr. Harold Holt, A flew in this afternoon on the first log of a South-east Asian and Pacific tour.
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    PASSENGER, INJURED IN FALL, SUES BUS COMPANY
    232 8 A WOMAN bus passenger said to have been In- jured in a fall from a moving bus. today sued the bus owners the Keppel Bus Co.. Ltd.— in the High Court for alleged negligence. V. Lakshimi Ammal. 43. had been a regular fare
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    King invited to wedding of Saudi envoy's daughter
    199 9 King invited to wedding of Saudi envoy's daughter Yang di-Pertuan Agong is among 400 YIPs invited to a wedding on Thursday at the Dewan Bahasa dan Pustaka here. THE BRIDE: Miss Sana Hussain Fatany, 22, eldest daughter of the Saudi Arabian Ambassador here. THE GROOM: Dr. Jamal Abdul Kader Fatany,
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    Malayan Banking names its Chief GM
    45 9 Malayan Banking names its Chief GM KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. 'JHE Malayan Banking Ltd. nas appointed Mr. J. A. Brough, a British banker, as its Chief General Manager. The appointment is part of the re-organi-sation of the bank announced in January this SANA love on holiday
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    Girl dies in taxi crash
    113 9 jtIUAK. Tue.s a 30-year--1 old girl clerk wa> killed and lour other people seriously Injured when a taxi crashed against a culvert at Parit Plnang Seribu. six miles from here, yesterday. Miss Bng Kirn Moi labove) who was :n the rear seat with two other
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    To Beautify your Deck
    362 9 To maintain a beautiful smooth neck massage in n iilm of rich vitalizing night crram before retiring, using a gentle upward and outward movement. As you sleep the vitalizing Ulan night cream will carry on the task of beautifying the neck, overcoming any tendency to sallowness
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    31 9 KUALa KANGSAR. Tiirs a cyclist, Naan Sanwuddm bin Indut. 47. who was knocked down by a lorry near here yesterday. j dird shortly after admission to I the hospital.
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    Freedom ends with the shirt that didn't fit him...
    254 10 Freedom ends with the shirt that didn't fit him... OALA LUMPUR 1V Tues When Chan Thai Loy. 30. saw Mustafa bin Ismail, 39 loitering outside hl< shop, wearing a shirt that was too large for him. he became suspicious "It looks like one I lost recently." he thought. 80 up
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    Annual meeting
    21 10 PENANO. Tu's. The Rubber Trade Association hfre will hold lt« annual meeting on Saturday. DAY TWO OF TEACHERS' STAY-OUT...
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    Another Umno branch backs L-Bill
    242 10 TTHE Umno branch here has resolved to give its full backing to the National Language Bill ed recently by the Dewan Ra'ayat. At its annual n here, the branch also called on the Minister of Home Affairs, Tun <Dr I Ismail bin Dato Abdul Rahman,
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    PILGRIMS GIVE $1,000 to FUND
    81 10 I^ANGAR, Tues. Pilgrims who sailed for Mecca by the Kuala Lumpur last month have donated $1,000 to the National Disaster Relief Fund. The money was collected on the ship by the Mentrl Besar. Tan Sri Sheikh Ahmad, who was making; his second pilgrimage. In a
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    Cyclist knifed by robbers
    41 10 SINGAPORE. TUBS.— A cyclist. Teo En« See. 26. was slabbed in the stomach by tliri'p robbers In Nicoil Highway yetterdf t.tiernoon after hr'told them that h« hart nn monpy. Hl- condition ni today described (is 'Qunp srnous."
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    Joint art show
    40 10 PKNANCi. rues Ihr Director of the British Council. Mr. M. S art mihibiuon by Klinr Scow Horn and Van Scx'lc I^one at the Prnang Library, at 5.30 p.m. on April 5 PICKETS OUT AGAIN AT THE SCHOOLS
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      275 10 A Wi nner wears a Rolex Watch Rodney Scow winner i T^^ s^ 1 Winninga motor raceis a precision operation. Dangerous too. Drivers c r j^^T^^^^^^Fw^KmL wno h ave na d the courage and determination to reach the winning ot the Singapore Orand I £W \I --^LM 1 c l
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    28 11 teacher is away on strike SCENE outside the school... some of the striking teachers sit out the 150 minutes on benches. Looking on are some of their pupils.
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    Attempt to amend grounds for divorce fails
    182 11 Attempt to amend grounds for divorce fails I SINGAPORE, Tues. AttempUs to amend a new ground for divorce introduced In the Women's Charter (Amendment) Bill, have been rejected by the Select Committee appointed to study the Bill. The new ground for divorce allows a husband to petition for divorce if
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    211 11 TOURISM PROSPECTS GOOD, BUT MALA YSIA TOO LITTLE KNOWN UUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Malaysia baa good prospects for a brisk tourist trade because she has all the facilities that a tourist could wish for. This was stated today by a member of a It ading tourist agency In Switzerland. Mr. E.
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    43 11 BAGAN SERAI. Tues. A 90-yrar-old <y»list, Abbod Munian. \\;is MffiMMty injured yest«>rcl;i\ uln n he was knocked down by a lorry at Sunuri (icdong, six miles from here. He was rushed to the I .lining Hospital by a passing motorist.
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENT
    24 12 ill Word, lit (Minimum) MR. AND MRS. David rang Kng their kind wmhes an 1 gi'ta on Urn occasion of their marriage 27-1-67.
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    7 12 Wednesday, March 29, 1967
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    Boost For Trade
    604 12 The new agreement on Indonesian trade signed in Singapore satisfies except in two respects the expectations of the mission which travelled in hope to Jakarta in February. There was no agreement on shipping rates or respective shares of shipping earnings, and Indonesia has opened only 81 of
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    Teachers' Probe
    409 12 The Government has indicated that the proposed teachers salaries commission will go beyond the four outstanding claims of the teachers unions and undertake a tidying up of the teaching service as a whole. This must be the case if the setting up of the commission with the delay
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    Beach Battle
    174 12 Eleven days ago a 61,000--ton oil tanker struck the Seven Stones reef between the Scilly Isles and the western tip of Cornwall. Out gushed the oil, and the sea began to carry it towards the golden Cornish beaches. Salvage experts launched themselves on a £6million gamble to save
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    After Guam, what?
    1358 12 'PHE one certainty that everyone in Saigon enthusiastically agrees about is that the meeting in Guam between President Johnson and Marshal Ky marks the beginning of a new phase. But forecasting the outcome is like making up a book on the St. Leger in March. The decisions
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    525 12  -  YUNUS MARIS Lesson 21 in a new series by aDjuiiinii VV> to Ofc itSU, U4'sjS«litr%*; yUMt Ul./ llUVvl, MDt>«; ULiKtjrffli* yu..at UH> Cchi-kII (.OVCilUXltlii, r^Uiertt^rftn uu auuw». v.u^iiei; suoaivi»*v/n; va 6 uieniauun; uuiva ui> worker; laixnu, iaouUit:i; ..*i>.»lbcniuk IV> to tuiiu, iucuiujau <\> 1.0 see, to peep; to
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    Knock-out outfit for girl pipers
    199 12 THERE Mas been A much debate on the formation of a local all-girl bag-pipe band, and the feasibility of completing the training within five months. But so far nothing has been said of the uniforms the girls will be wearIng. Are the organisers planning a
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    102 12 XHE policeman statlon- ed at Woodsville Circus during rush hours does a good Job of speeding the flow of traffic from Upper Serangoon Road to Serangoon Road. But in the process he is completely oblivious of the iam he causes at Macpherson Road, which sometimes stretches as far
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    Atonement at war memorial
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    Japanese team pays respects to civilian victims of the Occupation
    405 13  - Japanese team pays respects to civilian victims of the Occupation SINGAPORE, Tuesday. J^ FIVE-MAN Japanese team led by a veteran pacifist, Mr. Yonosuke Nakano, 81, today paid their respects to the dead at the new memorial to civilian victims of the Japanese Occupation in Beach Road, as "a mark of
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    Lo returns to Jesselton
    45 13 JESSELTON. Tues. The Chief Minister. Mr. Peter Lo. returned here today from Kuala Lumpur after having discussions with the Minister of Finance. Mr. Tan Siew Sin. Hp also briefed the Prime Minister. Tengku Abdul Rahman. nn the latest political situation here.
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    Two get their bail extended
    48 13 6INGAPORE. Tues.— Two men. Chaig Aw Lock and Tham Weng Kee, were charged in a magistrate's court today with being members oi nn unlawful a.s.sombly at Jalan Besar on Sunday nieht. Cheng. 28, and Tham. 25. pleaded not guilty. Their bail was extended.
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    48 13 SINGAPORE, Tues. An unidentified man. aged about 25. was drowned in Sungei Tongkang Pecham. off Lorong Buang Kok, yesterday, while swimming. MR. NAKANO, assisted by Miss Yoshiko Nakano. climbs the steps to the Memorial. At left is Mr. Danaraj.— Straits Times picture by Wan Seng Yip.
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    5-day Merdeka pesta plans
    162 13 rpHE 10th anniver- sary of Merdeka will be celebrated on a grand scale throughout Malaysia this year. A pesta. even bigger than the 1956 show, will be held In the Federal capital from Aug. 27 to 31 to mark the occasion. The Prime Minister. Tengku Abdul
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    China's rubber imports up sevenfold"
    212 13 China's rubber imports up sevenfold" CINCiAPORE. Tues. China increased her imports of .Malaysian rubber almost seven-fold last year 13.475 tons in 1963 to 90.3.V) tons This is disclosed by Mr. K. G. Bennett, chairman of the Singapore Chamber of Commerce Rubber Association, in his ll'Hfi annual report issued today. Describing
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    Woman leader
    37 13 PENANG. Tues— The Sungei Nibong Besar Umno Kaum Ibu branch h:is elrcu-d Che Putfh binte Abdul Wahab as its leader, with Puan Hajjah Aishah bint* Din as assistant leader and Ch» Aminah binte Othman, secretary.
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    Lock icon 3 S'pore seamen accused of opium smuggling
    125 14 3 S'pore seamen accused of opium smuggling lESSELTON, Tues. Three Singapore seamen were remanded by a magistrate's court here today, charged with smuggling 62 lb of opium into Jesselton. The three men. who will face trial on April 23. are Lee Wen Mook. Cha Foo Heng and Lee Soon Yong,
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    Jailed: Youth who gave leaflets to police
    135 14 Jailed: Youth who gave leaflets to police CINGAPORE. Tues. A court was told today how two youths handed anti-National Service handbills to two off-duty policemen while distributing them in Changi Road yesterday. The policemen, on reading the handbills, in Chinese, promptly arrested the youths but in a struggle which ensued
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    Koran contest
    46 14 KOTA BHARU. Tues. The Kelantan Government will hold a competition on the interpretation of the Koran on April 9 and 10 to celebrate the Muslim new year. The contest to be held at Padang Merdeka —Is open to all religious students in the State.
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    Study awards in rubber technology
    63 14 SINGAPORE, Tues. The Singapore Chamber of Commerce is setting up a trust to provide scholarships in rubber technology at the Singapore Polytechnic. Disclosing this In his IM6 annual report, Mr. A. O. Bennett, said It was hoped arrangements would be finalised shortly. A public announcement
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    $200 break-in
    390 14 LUMUT. Tues. Two masked men armed with daggers broke into a stall owner's house in Pundut. near here, shortly after midnight last night and took $300. Could international air traffic authorities or any other International body be persauded to examine flight schedules with a view to spreading out
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    Airport's biggest problem: The peak hour rush
    27 14 Airport 's biggest problem: The peak hour rush JJOW can Singapore international airport overcome the problems of peak-hour congestion, which is said to be its biggest bugbear?
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    Lock icon Singapore envoy ends Washington house hunt
    294 14  - Singapore envoy ends Washington house hunt Patrick J. Klll«n By WASHINGTON, Tues ff Singapore's Ambassador designate, Dr. Wong Lin Ken, said today he hopes to complete arrangements soon for establishing the Republic's first embassy in Washington. Since his arrival here on March 16. Dr. Wong ha* been spending most of
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    31 guests on MSA's first flight to Taipeh
    112 14 SINGAPORE, Tues. A party of 31 guests from Singapore. Malaysia and Brunei will leave here tomorrow morning on a special MSA flight for Taipeh to inaugurate the airline's new daily service between Singapore and Taiwan via Hong Kong. Another 16 guests from
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    Call for a unified youth movement
    176 14 MALACCA, Tues. —T he president of the Malaysian Association of Youth Clubs, Tengku Abdullah bin Tuanku Abdul Rahman, has said that the Government should recognise only one national youth organisation instead of two as at present. He called on the Government not to try
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    A QUIET BIRTHDAY FOR AILING RULER
    104 14 CEREMBAN. Tues. The 0 Yang di-Pertuan Besar of Negrl Sembllan will spend a quiet 45th birthday at Istana Hinggap here tomorrow. Due to his ill-health, official celebration of the birthday has been postponed to early August to coincide with the once-ln three-years' homageDaylng ceremony
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      115 14 1967 THE YEAR OF THE BMC MINI TRACTOR This year the Mini Tractor is really going places, in Malaysia and all over the world. The Mini is winning new friends everywhere in even more applications with the 2 speed (540 and 1000 rpm) PTO now available at no extra cost.
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    243 15 New Saigon set-up from Saturday CAICiON, Tuev The Armed Forces Counnl has decided to put South Vietnam's new constitution into effect on Saturday. A communique, issued after a day-lone meeting of the council yesterday, also fixed Sept. 1 for national elections for President, Vice-President and the Senate. The Lower House
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    Indon cattle for export
    36 15 JAKARTA. Tues. Indonesia plans Co export 8.000 cattle to Singapore thus year, Antara news agency reported today. The cattle would conr- from South Celebes. Two thousand head would be exported quarterly. UPL
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    Lock icon Burglars grab pups, too...
    39 15 NEW YORK. Tues Burglars who broke into a petrol station here tranquillized a female Alsatian watchdog and then .stole $1,650 nnd two of the dog's six-week-old pups. Reuter. MILLION TO BE MOVED FROM VIET AREA
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    Lock icon Big shift begins in South Vietnam
    406 15 JHOUSANDS o f South Vietnamese refugees were on the move today as two divisions of Korean troops continued their biggest opera- i tion of the Vietnam war. A human, tide of 41,300 farmers, fisher- men and their families is expected at a series of
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    50 15 Emergency in South-East Bolivia as pro-Castro bandits kill eight LA PAZ, Tuesday. A STATE of emergency was declared in South- East Bolivia last night after a report that about 200 pro-Castro guerillas had wounded eight men in an ambush and then executed them by firing squad in Santa Cruz province.
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    170 15 LONDON Tues. Leaders of the X.500.000-strong TIC today demanded the abolition or Britain's pubMc school system, which they branded "socially offensive. In a memorandum to eovernmont commission reporting on the system, the TIT said public schools perpetuated "fundamental inequalities of opportunity.- Renter. President Rene Barrientos announced the
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    290 15 VATICAN CITY. Tues.— Pope Paul yesterday called for unity and brotherhood among various Christian bodies celebrat.ng the same feast of Easter. Blessing pilgrims at St. Peter's Square from his study room window, the Pope said: "We cannot forget that the feast of Lifter is
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    139 15 Kennedy: I won't run for President in '68 YEW YORK. Tues. Senator Robert Kennedy made another move today to remove any doubts about whether he might stand for President next year He issued a statement saying that if his name is put on the ballot in any primary election next
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    191 15 NEW DELHI. Tues. An MP told Parliament today that Svetlana Stalin's life was in danger. Dr. Ram Manohar Lohla, leader of the Samyukta Socialist Party, pleaded for her to be allowed to return to India. Svetlana. daughter of former Soviet dictator Joseph
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    Bag of 'money' held sand
    41 15 GENEVA, Tues. A shipment of money flown from Beirut to Geneva has disappeared, police said today. A bag that was supposed to contain the money, estimated at up to US$2lOOOO. was found flued with sand. UPL
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    29 15 ADEN, Tues. Two Arabs were killed and 10 others woundM when a grenade wan thrown at South Arabian Federal Nation*) Guardsman in a L*nd-Rover te> day. Reuter.
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      288 15 NISSAN Triumph Again! IN SINCAPORE CRAND PRIX 67 v v\ Bk tI I WfVx S VAVU \K\ >f/il ax^^ Japan's largest exporter of automobiles. NISSAN SILVIA (Sports) won 2nd place in the Class 4 1601-2000 CC Category (Sports and CT car* race). DATSUN BLUEBIRD (Saloon) won 4th cV sth places
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    584 16 Back from training in Europe MR. PETER SOH AH HAR (left), an executive of the Malayan Tobacco Company, returned to Kuala Lumpur recently after more than five months training in Europe. Mr. Soh attended the junior management course at the BritishAmerican Tobacco Company's training centre at Chelwood in England, and
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    279 16 r)N FEBRUARY 28, agreement was reached in Jakarta between the Government and Bata spokesmen on the conditions under which th* Indonesian Bata Shoe Company would be completely freed from Government control and management which had existed for the past several years. Commenting
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    172 16 JAPAN AIR LINES will Inaugurate a service to Kuala Lumpur on May 8 for the convenience of the travelling public to and from the Malaysian capital. Jet nights will be operated once a week between Kuala Lumpur and Tokyo via HongKong and Bangkok.
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    1087 17 towards the Island* south of Cape Horn and the icebergs of the Antarctic continent. Something about the motion of the boat seemed wrong even in my fatigue-drugged and when I saw the compass I was wide awake in a second and got her back on her
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    790 17 4 FTER the four-day i\ shutdown f»r Easter, the Stock Exchange opened yesterday on a steady note, but during the afternoon session prices tended to ease somewhat. Activity was acain far from the peak conditions that the market experienced some months hack, but Gammon
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      1029 18 J |Urii£aiißß HniX^UUHaiBHPaJ 1 i Continued from Pair IS) ACKNOWLEDGMENTS Wertfa Hi (Minimum) MR. TEO BENG SIANC family w isb to thank ill friends end relatives for their donations, scrolls, wreaths and loan of cars over the recent be. r»y 'men* MR. AND MRS. T Masilanr»ni v.imerly of Tanab Merah
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      846 18 ACCOMMODATION VACANI M Hera*. <« < Mil..)— Bax it rim. extra FULLY FURNISHED ROOM "ith live. Phone S pore 2*PO2. 3 BEDROOM Fully Furnished Bunga-low-Flat to let at Snelford Room, less than 10 minutes to town Pleaae phone Mr Mok No (Spore) *****. ROOM SEPARATE ENTRANCE near MacPheraon Market. «*O.
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      737 18 HOUSES k LAND FOR SALE M tr*r«S S« I Him.)— Bmx it elm. txlrm TWO STOREYED TERRACED HOUSE. ZM Jasmine Road. Adelpbi Park Spore i Mosaic throughout 533.000/- :ncluding furniture. (ana, fnd.e. on o. Inspection 9 a.m. p m. FARLEICH AVB. Serangooo Uard- rs. semidetached 3 bedroom bungs:o«. 4.231 sq
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      606 18 TUITION M efarato M 'Mim.)— Box M rfa. extra LAMBERTS DRIVING SCHOOL Dual-iontrolled Minor too") Triumph Heralds Hourly 16 00 10 Balmoral Road. B'pore ***** OILAVS. DANGEROUS Good start. Matha. Kle Addnl. By experienced graduates, i *pore> M 205. ASIA DRIVING SCHOOL New Minoi 1000 dual-controlled cars hourly f.v guaranteed
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      795 18 HIRE PURCHASE <* Star** <• I win > H«x IB rim txlrm LOANk CRANTED lor m cars, m/ ■I ia**t rane* ttttm cairn ft MS. Singapore Hhone ;ii>l«4u A ..ni :m UM-lLt tUUiKMtNI M itnid tt fWiaj.) Bmx tt rim. extra 1 VECTROPRINT OUTSTANDING PHOTOCOPIER at ISM. Agents r oto-
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      909 18 VEHICLES FOR SALE If Nora 1 <• 'Him.'— Sex >• rfa erf re Aur.usf ih: simca isaa RsmiPHint, 'ax nee. CSSB 0.n.0. Ring |S ■I hael SAVE MONSY, Time Trout. le UM Mth Henry An« Asenc% for Selllßg or' Kuying Cars. 131 Clemenceau A\eoue. lei: iS porei *****. IMS MOLOIN
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      771 18 STEAMBATHS. MASSAGE, ETC. SHOPPING GUIDE (Spore) 1 Hin i—Hnx Mi n n,,, w vm 1— H«x >a rf» exrre MARCARET ROSE' MAKE OCCASIONS MEMORABLE I'^I I-""* nth ne rlonsu. Tel: (BeklSMi <irc:i: sV«rM S pore i^_^^__ CLITTfcPINC DIAMONDS at vrnir. crmiirc r m 5 c r<lt ln »Hseidss»r AT YOUR
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      1413 19 ■V -1/ m bjwv m _f /Jjl _J i mk. j/^M WrOJM -f-f _f./ J/^_| r r//sf.hhi//vfs i-i 1-Jii-t.r THi tAST ASIATIC COMPANY v*. >muip«iMiil Ommmi* EXPRESS SAILINGS TO GENOA-ROfERDAM-HAMBUHC-AARHUS-COPENHACEN. P. Snaa Penang pun benua i dam H burg Aarhua C'kagii SARCOOHA a) Mar 21 29 It 2 Afr Afi
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      1319 19 I BenMine\ EXPRESS SERVICE TO LONDOH LIVERPOOL t CONTINENTAL PORTS BENVANNOCH Zm ft" Smgapuii rmmm "Cutn 1 Ma'! It I.P.rll.lay Mar 30 3. {Jj' BENCLEUCH f« jj**"! Singapore Pt. Sham Pinarg May 7 It Pirt THay Mar II 31 Antwtrp May 11 BENRINNES L'pool. Rdam. H'burg, A'werp 6. 3 Mar
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      1344 19 feELLERMAN BUCKNALL S.S. CO., LTD. SEE OVERLEAF FOR OUTWARD SERVICt FROM U.K. CONTINENT. Lial ng feri imgapmi P. Shim Ptnwg CITY OF WELLINGTON Loraon, Hamburg. Rattirtani, Havre. Hull. I <-n C 31-32 Tilly II 11 M« CIH OF NEWCASTLE I ocn. H tjLfg. Bremen. R'ttim Havre, Hull, Gra-ge-oUh... 2171 Apr
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    STOCK INDICES
    33 20 Malayan Stork Indicn Mar. ZZ Mar. 28 Industrials: 107.57 10T.;,7 Properties: 103.62 103.6 i Minings: 101.3'! 10 1. IK! I rubbers: 111.30 111.30 l»rc. ."I. IMb'! Hill Dec. 30. 1966 lull
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    10 20 From Our Market Correspondent
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    RUBBER PRICES
    218 20 Vl'Kil. first cradr rubber f.o.k. bu>rrs rliiM-d at j p.m. in Kuala Lumpur and Singapore vc»trrd.«\ a' U| rent* p^r Ih. down half a rent on 1 l\ur-.d*> 1 ilotinf lr\rl fur thr |M»ition. Thr lour «as >rr» quirt. I I ..rui Mi. i l,,Mni pritm in irnl.s
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    150 20 V^MlPi ly,n« al.nti.fla t>M Sint'P^* wharvM *r txpccttri torijy in Sir*at Hiti^.i i 2, HmOoran 3 4. >•* i rook. N v\ 1 A«aj.»»n 1 M. M» cbaon I it. CardlsanatUn iv Iraouadd) hi I !v r.f Bulimba K< rntta 40 11, Adolf Warakl V! a, Bui
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    Straits tin price falls to the $601 mark
    347 20 rr. price of Straits tin at Prnans yesterday fell XT cents to the m;ii I mark. The easier tone was due to the lone lay-off at Easter. The estimated offerini; showed a gain of 20 tons to 230 tons. LONDON: The London
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      1053 20 YV*^ KAWASAIU KISEN KAISHA LTD. Western Australia Singapore Japan Service ft""" < Kob« ■Taini Manj 31 Mat I II Apr 19 Apr 24 Apt •■Taiftt Man ISH A»r 1/ I May 17 May 22 Ma) Japan Direct Service P«nj^g »|af< ra i Ml "Flar.la Mara 1 i/ 7 Apr 17
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      855 20 AIR SEA TO JAPAN AND HONG KONG Go by air and return by s.s. "ORIANA" (42,000 tons fully airconditioned stabilised) Dep. Yokohama 5 Apr' 1967 Kobe 6 Apr 1967 Calls Hong Kong 9/11 Apr 1967 Arr. Singapore 14 Apr 1967 FIRST AND TOURIST CLASS ACCOMMODATION AVAILABLE Apply to your Travel
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      580 20 -n P»nan| EU ETC EIA,ETO EU.tlO FROM AUSTRALIA M.V. "STATE OF OMSSA" for Ban|>ok. Mair.s (MM Apr 13/1S Apr II Aji 1) FROM CALCUTTA I MKINADA. M.V. "VISHVA MATAP" fo' Horn Ko"£ t Jacjn Ii PI. 31 Mar FROM JAPAN M.V. "RAMA lAYANTI" for Micrai 4 Bchy Apr I FROM
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      232 20 S.S.A. SAILINGS iq tor SINGAPORE PEARL 6/ 8 Apr. Phnomp«nh KLINGI 8/10 Apr. Diokorta ETERNITY 8/12 Apr. Soigon Molocca EMPRESS OF VICTORIA 1/3 Apr. 4/6 Apr. Bonokok LADY OF VICTORIA 4/6 Apr. 7/9 Apr. Bangkok S pore P. Swettenhom BINGO MARU 10/12 Apr. 13/14 Apr. Japon General Agents: SINGAPORE SHIPPING
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    BUSINESS DONE ON THE STOCK EXCHANGE
    1200 21 J^l MNFSS In and reported to I the Singapore and Kuala I.umpur trading roornn of the J Stock Exchange yesterday with the nomber of share* traded in l brackets: ./'•OW'TRIALI: Bausta.d (1.000) SI M. (1.000) H. 53. c ntril luflfi 1 (S. 000) $2
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    CLOSING PRICES Mar. 28.
    26 21 CLOSING PRICES Mar. 28. RUBBER PRICE: .V.. crnts (down half a crnt). TIN: S6Ol (down 87J cents). Estimated nnnffiri.il offering was 230 tons (up 20 tons).
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    PRODUCE PRICES I
    74 21 MNEBE Proiiuc. Ciehani*. llntaay Ciconut all i hulk »45| acllcra, drum 4ft* aeUfra. Cenra: MlxmJ (for..) too** Mar./ ipr S27J B. P*pptr: Mi.ntok whll* JIM) i»ll»n, \ti\ nk w'nte «147J **llfr», «pnial arnvak Mark JIO7J »fll»r«. (arrtlrd .ampin.: hUrk JlOft sHlrra IP6', I,\\ ASTA .«112i acllcra (Hki-,
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    OFFICIAL RATES
    47 21 f\\ the official Malayan Short Term Money Market for the reek ended Saturday (March U) he ranpe of rail rates was as folows: BANK FINDS: IfJ per cent to l'« per cent GENERAL FI"ND: :<$ per cent 4 p*r crnt. MOVEMENT of rands totalled till million.
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    30 21 JN thp fr*i ticmrg* market in Hon* Konc r»»trrda?. th* U.S. dollar raa ouot*d at 5.7» for T.T. and 5.721 or eaih. n* ta*l of «*ld at 2tt3*.
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    24 21 rMK Attootstlon ot Bmkt In MtiAy •ii mad* tux* chant** id it» it*a to mcrenXDt* r*»t»r<i«v (ail rtu* > lion. 1TI: MfhiM^tto'aV italTlAJrll!
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      134 21 PUBLIC UTILITIES BOARD, SINGAPORE WATER DEPARTMENT NOTICE TO CONSUMERS Shutdown of Water Supply There will b» no water In the following area from 9.00 a.m. to 9.00 p.m. i both times approximate) on Thursday. 30.3.67: Ksllsnc Industrial Estate (Jalan Benaan Kapal) During the same period, there will he poor pressure
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      176 21 THE BANKRUPTCY ORDINANCE (CHAPTER 11) IN THE HIGH COURT OF THE REPI BLIC OF SINGAPORE In Bankruptcy No. 96 of 1967. Re: Daniel Liang Chen Exparte: The Comptroller of Income Tax. Singapore. Creditor. In the Matter of a Bankruptcy Notice Issued on the 13th day of February. 1967. To Daniel
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      696 21 NOTICES MALAYAN BANKING LIMITED (Incorporated in Malaysia). INK KIM DIVIDEND. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that an interim dividend of 2Vs% i less 40% Income Tax) has been declared hi respect of the Company's Financial Year ending 30th June 1967, which will be payable on Friday. 21st April 1967. to shareholders
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      486 21 NOTICES JABATAN TALIKOM KERAJAAN MALAYSIA First aad Second Class Certificates of Proficiency in Radiotelefraphy Written examinations covering tneory of technical electricity and radiocommunications will be held on the 3rd and 4th May, 1967. at 8.39 am In Kuala Lumpur and Penang A pass In these examinations wIL be accepted as
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      826 21 NOTICES 8.8. GOVERNMENT 3% LOAN 1962 72 Notice is hereby given that the transfer books of the abovementioned loan will be closed from Ist to 15tn April 1967. both days Inclusive, for the preparation of interest warrants. THE CHARTERED BANK. 6INOAPORE. NOTICE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Mr. Arunasalam i
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      210 21 TENDER J.K.R.. PULAU PINANG IKLAN TAWARAN Tawaran dartpada Pemborong2 yang berdaftar rti-JKR didalam kelas E". D dan 'C" iKerja2) akan dl-tenma diPejabat Jurutera, Kerja Kanan. JKR Beberane Terai. hlngga jam pukol 300 petang pada shb April. 1867 VNTOK PEMBENTOKAN JALAN DI-PTO PASIR PTO. SINTOK TANJONG PUTUS. SEBERANG PERAI TENGAH. Segala
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      249 21 CITY COUNCIL OF GEORGE TOWN, PENANG APPOINTMENT OF CITY TREASURER 1. Applications are invited from Malaysian C ttM c<>»t at C: v Treasurer. 2 Salary: $1,610- per men>rm hasir. \llnmanrrs: Current ratr at cost of In me I por mrnsrm (or a married man and JI9.S pet men^n- married man
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    9 22 'I'LL BE BACK' PLEDGE BY JAPANESE ACE
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    Victory next year is my aim—Hasegawa
    7 22 Victory next year is my aim Hasegawa
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    ATHLETICS 'MISSING LINK' PROBLEM FOR AAA
    695 22  - ATHLETICS 'MISSING LINK PROBLEM FOR AAA THE MISSING link In Singapore athletics was the theme of newly-elected SinKapore AAA president Rahim Ishak's address to the associations manage- i ment committee at the People's Association yesterday. Inch* Ralvm. Singapor»'s Minister of State for Education, invited attention to the 18-22 age group
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    Lock icon RODNEY WILL RACE IN KL BUT NO TIME FOR OVERSEAS COMPETITION
    367 22  -  DODNEY SEOW, winner of the Second Singapore Grand Prix on Monday, said yesterday that the only racing he would be able to do outside the republic this year would be in the Tengku Abdul Rahman Circuit races in Kuala
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    Polo tourney in Spore
    48 22 Tl ie Malayan t'u.o Asaoctat^ n i S nilUal '""''lament «H1 be held ta Singapore ever three days, beginning on Knci(.\ Teams from Pahang. Johoie. Per*k. Selangor. Penans and Singapore are expected to compete for the two trnphie. MacDougall Cup u,d the Victors Cup.
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    Jamil re-elected
    41 22 Tan Sri Abdul Jamil bin Abdul Kats has been re-elected President of the Malaysian Malays FA. Other officials: vice-presi-dent* A. s. Monamed Mydin and Ibrahim bin Abdul Manan: secretary Ishak bin Mohemed Noo;- treasurer Avub bin Haji Hassan. HOCKEY
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    Lock icon LAWN TENNIS Billie Jean repeats Wimbledon triumph
    531 22 LAWN TENNIS Billie Jean repeats Wimbledon triumph JOHANNESBURG. TUW. American Billic Jean Moffltt King beat Brazils Maria Bueno yesterday to win the South African women's singles lawn tennis title. But Mrs. King had to fight hard to repeat her Wimbledon victory over the Brazilian girl. She won 7-5. 5-7. 6-2
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    Lock icon Torquay get 50 points
    197 22 I ONDON, Turs. Result* ol Rugby Union mutches played VCsli Bath 25 Tayloci 0: Birid 16 Edinburgh 11; Brldgi nd 38 Dfvonpiiit 9; Bndiiwaler 11 Milllu. Bristol 19 Liverpool 0; C.uuifT 3 Haricquin.», a. Cheltenham .< New Brighton 3. Crow I Oxford 0: Ebbv. Vale 9
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    Now play-off may produce deadlock
    287 22 Now play-off may produce deadlock T»HE THREE-WAY play-off to resolve the Selangor Hockey Association league division one championship deadlock between holders Club Recreio, Kilat Club and Selangor Police could produce further deadlock today This will happen if police beat Kilat 1-0 or 2-1 in the third match today to leave
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    Nobby's late goal saves the United
    63 22 Nobby 's late goal saves the United I ONDON, Tues. Manchester United remaln*J ed at the tcp of the English League First Division by drawing 2-2 with Fulham yesterday. England World Cup player Nobby Stiles scored an 84th minute equaliser for the leaders. Two cluhs now share second spot Liverpool,
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    WOLVES TAKE OVER IN SECOND DIVISION
    210 22  - WOLVES TAKE OVER IN SECOND DIVISION by Eptom Jeep RACING r FI'SOM JEEP CALL BOY POINTER Itecc i: TORO TORO TORO Gemini I GlamU Gemini I Mon Cheri Gemini I NazaXai tUce t: GRF.AT lAOUI TOMAHAWK (.REAT E,*GLP I \r«-Nir»r ExoeMor ExreUior Ga> Paria Great Ea«'» Ga> Paru Race S:
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      249 22 Two and a half years ago all Tokyo watched the score at the Olympics on FUJITSU electric scoreboards j m I .1 ""ijt^^^ > %vl Kti(as*4^6wßyilwfelaßißJßHß Opening Ceremony ~*9ft 'gl .•"<'■• v. Bangkok Mam '^^T Stadium t 1.. h f /;>;?■ v And all Bangkok recently watched the score at
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      122 22 (Tjl 1 liaet^ Summarize- heap W~i) YJj! Po^i-r/oNiNO foa various shots M I AfOXMAL WOO 0: 5 II SAIL Off lE* r fAPB.iI j I JCi HEEL, HEAP #EAP WBLL A I ■SVfrHTi-y AOXWA/iP. }*T I K| BBH/HP OAU,. (VS.! Urn sail offLtfr */eoAr. hd\ ImJ "EEL, HEAP HEAP WELL
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      47 22 MM 111 S'jor srnlor MaagaUf pUy-otr. Kilat t pciiici iK! Pad mm UK Vetri Mr. I: 17th Gurkha tf«fi« CSC (Pt*tiiin Padanu Semnbao). ip»h Ui\. I: PoUce Field Force v 13 Infantr iJln. Abdul J:ilil ETOUDdt; Div. 2 Signals SquHfimii v Gom Piinte; SM'U) (Lower CoronaUaß grounds.
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    Warm Season is hot tip for the double
    8 23 Warm Season is hot tip for the double
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    Ipoh runners
    2055 23 COINC FORECAST: Good. Race 1-2.15 Class 6 Div 2 ($4,000) 9f (Loral riders only) 1 ***** GEMINI I a iHeng Heng) W Beeby 6 90 (SFI Kani 6 I 620A0 Shoe Bridge h (Novelty) RS Breulc. 7 9.0 ■Brenkelen 1 > ***** Ardent Lad a (Olympla) Teh 7
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    JOCKEY FORMS
    242 23 KM KEI FORM cnes piacincs of the past in moun i of the top Jockeys. Latest p»acing I the rigiu. Figures ithin brackets indicate the number ol winner* this wa<-nn. nlrnian i23i 010flil03 *****0 10 I < o|f* 14i *************** HarbridKP < 10 1 *************** Kang 1 10
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    THE STIPE'S REPORT
    547 23 fVHE MRA Stipendiary Ste--1 ward's report on the Ipoh races over the weekend: SATIRDAY Rare One: Coles, rider of Great Eagle, *U reprimanded for crowding Glamis i Asuwadi i in the straight. Races Two and Eight: Nothing to report. Race Three: Nelson, rider of Shantin View. was
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      247 23 KAWASAKI BP^ llr^ ifggggr it^ gfe*^^_ PK^M^ggggggF m ''im%KKk W"^^ ML g»^^^o^p jb ■p?w*<*w -^gg^pn or Ml V eM^^gggte I-^'s" JP j^gfw^ ,^ggggg| y\^W Mg^^ gggK- 'In "iBIIII^— ->W |gggW_^ggggggi^^gggggV \^ggk/%ti ST "*!2E2& KAWASAKI SUCCESSES ON PRODUCTION MACHINES Singapore Grand Prix 1967 L h c J ucc^ sseswe u reachic
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    Big ground-air hunt in the Highlands
    313 24 return to Singapore yeaterday but due to Mr. Thompsons disappearance are remaining in the Highlands Dr. Ung said Mr. Thompson had a very adventurous nature and was interested in wild plants. It was possible that these factors carried him farther into the music than
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    Miniskirts banned
    147 24 MANILA. Turv Military authorities here have li.iiini-cl nuni->kirts lor the 400 women workers at the headquarters of the Philippine Constabulary "because they are a distraction to constabulary officers and men." At 7.30 p.m. he went to the police at Tanah Rata. A party of 30 aborij nes was
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    Car crash
    45 24 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues.— Malay Mail photographer Yong Peng Seonti. 44. was admitted to hospi- tal here toniulit with serious injuries after the car he was travelnn| in went ofl the road, plough- ed into railings and overturned about 200 yards from Subang airport.
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    Sabah polls: Philippine Note to Malaysia
    101 24 Sabah polls: Philippine Note to Malaysia MANILA, Tues. The Philippines today asked Malaysia to help prevent the Philippines territorial claim to Sabah from being made an issue in next month's Sali.ih elections. The request was contained in a diplomatic Note sent by the Foreign Office to the Malaysian Embassy in
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    Photo society honours Othman Wok SINGAPORE, Tues — The
    94 24 Photo society honours Othman Wok SINGAPORE, Tues The Minister for Culture and Social Affairs, Inche Othman Wok. ha.s been made an honorary life member of the Singapore Photographic Society "in recognition of distinguished services to the society and to photography in the Republic." Announcing this today, the society also conferred
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    POPE URGES A FUND
    119 24 Do] man Long 23 10 E.M.I l>m 9 G.E.C 47 9 Guest Keen 53 4 1.C.1 37 9 Imp. Tob 65 3 Stewart Lloyd 31 3 Lyons 51 1> 2 I Rolls Royce 48 10 > 3 Turner Newall 32 «H Unilever 32 Woolworth 17 Itt
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    Lock icon FOR POOR NATIONS
    311 24 pOPE Paul today called for a world fund for underdeveloped nations taken from arms expenditure of industrialised powers. In an encylical— a letter i to the worlds 550 million Vatican city Turn Roman Catholics through Vatican city. tu««. the Bishops the Pope said expenditure prompted by ostentation
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    METALCRAFT COURSE FOR HOBBYISTS
    306 24 METALCRAFT COURSE FOR HOBBYISTS SINGAPORE. Tues. The I Adult Education Board is organising a 16-week course In elementary art metalcraft for hobbyists to be con- ducted at the Queenstown Secondary Technical School in Strathmore Avenue, every Saturday from 4 p.m. to 7 p.m. All lessons will be in English. and
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    LONDON STOCKS, RUBBER and TIN
    119 24 LONDON. Tues— The London stock market was a shade lower in idle conditions. Sterling's strength on the foreign exchange market sustained the firm undertone but in the ab- senre of any Influential news, I operators were disinterested and prices drifted lower after a firm start.
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    RUBBER
    66 24 LONDON, Tues. Spot 16 r ,d May 17d., June 17 d.. July 175'16d.. July Sept. 177 16d. Oct Dec. 17 13 16d.. Jan .March 18 1 16 d.. April June 18\d.. July Sept 18 11 I6d Oct Dec 18 13 16d.. Jan March 18 T .d April June unq
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    TIN
    30 24 LONDON. Tues.— Buyer.-. HJIJ '4-£7' a p. sellers £1214 i-£B',i Forward buyers £1202 i-£p".i' sellers £1203 i~£2>. Settlement £1212 c-^£6'i>- Turnover am 65 tons, pm 25 tons Tone: Quiet
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    Bombers blast oil-slick tanker
    259 24 Bombers blast oil-slick tanker JJAT JETS today bombed Ihe shaken tanker Torrey ('an yon with 42,OO() Ib of high explosives, turning her cargo of crude oil into a burning mass thai belched smoke thousands of feel into the air. IJ'ghl twin-jet Buccaneer attack planes blasted the U.S.-owned tanker which went
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    Big patches
    307 24 The Buccaneers are low-level attack bombers, capable of carrying both conventional and nuclear weapons, including bullpup missiles and rockets. They are stationed at Lossiemouth, Scotland. After more than a week of vainly trying to break up the oil with detergent sprayed from warships, the Govern- ment announced this
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      14 24 Sol* Aganti- TUX RORNFO COMPANY (M U.AYSIA) SDN. HHD. TIIL. BORNEO COMPANY ISINGAPOHfcJ LIMIIIOJ
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      62 24 S'-gp N wNivico SIGN OF QUALITY AND TECHNICAL ADVANCEMENT IMIVICaTV23" CS3-CQD Deluxe console model with door 15 tubes. 5 diodes. 15x10 cm oval speaker x 2 pcs and scm condenser speaker. Automatic brightness control. Tone control knob. 2.0 watts audio output. IMIVICOTVI9" 19T-55OCQD Deluxe model with door, 15 tubes, 5
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      52 24 The weather Highest and lowest temperatures in Malaysia and Singapore for the period 8 p.m. Monday to 8 p.m. yesterday: Hiehest Lowest Kuala Lumpur 93 73 i Kota Bahru 92 72 Penanp 91 73 Ipoh 72 Singapore 91 73 Malacca 93 75 C Highlands 73 56 Jesselton 86 73 Kuching
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