The Straits Times, 6 April 1967

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    23 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 150,000 The Straits Times The Niitiwiiil tapnpKr Estd. 1845 THUR DAY, APRIL 6. 1967 15 CENTS KDN. 2578:2590/M.C.(P)2268
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    400,000 pupils hit now, says teachers' union
    747 1 400,000 pupils hit now, says teachers union KUALA LUMPUR, Wed.— The strike by the National Union of Teachers was intensified today. NUT head q v a rters claim that 400.000 pupils ii 1.200 schools were arlectcd today. This is an increase of 1 00.000 pupils and 200 .schools affected. Ministry
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    NUT to suspend strike
    549 1 'No holiday pay' warns Senu but union says: It doesn't arise at all KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday THE National Union of Teachers has ordered its members to suspend their strike action for one day before schools close on Friday. This \\;is disclosed tonight by Ihe union's general
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    Lock icon CRISIS LOOMS OVER SABAH: P.I. COLUMNIST
    225 1 CRISIS LOOMS OVER SABAH: P.I. COLUMNIST MANILA. Wednesday. MANILA Chronicle columnist Vicente AlIkiiki Paris today warned of an 'Impending crisis" in Philippines-Malaysian relations over l lit* claim lo Sabah. Hi- .-aid: "Unless one or the other veers its course, the crisis will explode into a serious International situation that can
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    Flames death girl and man she was to have met
    188 1 ftIALA LUMPUR Wed.— A 24-year-old girt who w;i s found engulfed in flames in her bathroom yesterday, wus to have mefl later in (he day the man her family wanted her to marry. Miss Y. Pathmadevi, a teleprinter typist ;il
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    Lock icon Just fancy that...
    49 1 Just fancy that PARIS, \\'il Four icirK wrre forced to do an impromptu striptease yesterday near a market here by porters who apparently thought the girls were revealing too much in their mini-skirts and should be taught a lesson. The shivering girls were nearly naked when police arrived. Reuter.
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    6,035 ON STRIKE
    65 1 Xl ALA LL'MPL'R. Wrd. A total of 6.035 teachers in 512 schools were on strike today, according to figures issued by the Education Ministry. The breakdown: Selaneor. 143 schools. 1.780 teachers: Negri Sembilan. IH. 18ti; Pahang. 25. 205: Perak. US, 1.541; Johorr M, "»49: Kedah 29. 212;
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    Lock icon Nine die in fire
    55 1 ITHACA. 'New York*. Wed.— Eight students and a faculty adviser at Cornell University died today in a pre-dawn fire that heavily damaged a 15-year-old residential hall. Among the students were six girls Ten others, eight of them girl:>, suffered from smoke inhalation. Scores of others e»*aped
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    Lock icon The Pill—and thrombosis
    45 1 The Pill— and thrombosis LONDON. Wed —Women who use oral contraceptives face a slightly increased risk of thrombo- sis. the Health Minister. Mr. i Kenneth Robinson, told Parliament yesterday But the risk was le>s than that Incurred in normal pregnancy and childbirth, he added— Reuter.
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    500,000 tons...
    34 1 LONDON. Wed— Lloyds Re- gister of Shipping disclosed that it had made a study of the poa- i I sibll lt les of building an oil tanker j < of 500.000 tons deadweight.
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    Lock icon No cash, says Jakarta
    47 1 JAKARTA. Wed —The Foreign Office announced today It had closed down three embassies because there was no money to maintain them A spokesman of the Foreign Ministry said the closure of the embassies In Denmark. Mali and Sudan had no political Implications— AP.
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    Lock icon Thais accuse Cambodia
    31 1 BANGKOK. Wed —Thai Interior Minister General Praphas Charusathlen today accused Cambodia of rein foiclnn her side of the common border with 20 battalions of lnlantry «nd artillery —Reuter
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    Staggered Sabah polling worries Tengku
    576 1 Staggered Sabah polling worries Tengku Xl ALA LUMPUR, Wed. Triigku Abdul Rahman today said he was concerned that because of the staggered polling the Sabah election might defeat the democratic principle of a free, unbiased and impartial election. Polling begins on Saturday and will continue up to April 30 in
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    Killers camemini bus
    273 1 Killers camemini bus CAIGON. Wed. Viet- cong, disguised as police an d troops, boldly drove into Saigon in mini-buses last Qight, attacked a heavily guarded police station and demolished it with recoille.ss rifle fixe. Eight people wore killed and i-' Injured in the fierce 20-mlnutc battle about a mile inside
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    STOP PRESS
    30 1 IMM ITtaM k \IH\ Wrd \iab terrorfels iti.tckrd British iioops gaartftef thr Daited NatkNM mission tn MM M ii Msilnl a top security Jail f..i paUtiral ictaMMi IT
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      Lock icon Congress hinders Vietnam war, says LBJ
      284 3 Congress hinders Vietnam war, says LBJ WASHINGTON, Wednesday. PRESIDENT Johnson complained yesterday that Congress was tying his hands in the conduct of defence policy in Vietnam and elsewhere in the world. Mr. Johnson's criticism was directed at a Bill providing U5512,200 million in supplemental appropriations for the Vietnam war which
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      Lock icon Mountbatten: An operation for hernia
      65 3 LONDON, Wed. Earl Mountbatten, 66, entered the Royal Naval Hospital at Gosport last night for a hernia operation. The former Chief of the De-fi-nce Staff recently returned from i he Far East where he- was fllmniK "Th. Mountbatten Story for television. H< scheduled to preside
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      Lock icon MRS. MARCOS' NIECE IS BEAUTY QUEEN
      113 3 MRS. MARCOS' NIECE IS BEAUTY QUEEN MANILA, Wed. Margarita Romualdez, statuesque 19-year-old niece of the Philippines First Lady, won the Miss Philippines title last night and the chance to compete in the Miss International pageant in Long Beach, California. Miss Romauldez, who stands five feet seven and measures 37-25-37, is
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      Lock icon Taking fashion lying down
      54 3 THE name of the photographer on the ground is Jean Straker, Wi>ose specialty is photographing nudes. He is seen here taking pictures of four models wearing the latest fashion in see-through dresses. The models also have a part in a British documentary film. "The Mystery and
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      Priest: I want Pope's blessing to wed
      297 3 NEW YORK. Wednesday FATHER De Leers. 1 Dean of St. Norbert College, said yesterday he had asked the Pope's permission to leave the Roman Catholic St. Norbertine Order to work as a layman and eventually marry. Father De Leers, 48, made the statement
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      ADEN CIVIL WAR AFTER MURDER?
      204 3 ADEN, Wed.— A lead- ing member of the Cairo-backed Arab Nationalist Organisation fighting for control of this key Red Sea base was shot dead yesterday. A fellow Nationalist leader said the assassination could spark civil war. The shooting of Haider Shamsher. 22. a member ol
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      Lock icon Unanimous choice of Opposition is Justice Rao
      195 3 T^EW DELHI, Wed. 11 Opposition parties have unanimously proposed in a letter to Prime Minister Indira Gandhi that Chief Justice Mr. K. Subba Rao be India's new President. They have put forward th« name of the ViceChancellor of Aligarh University. All Yava Jung,
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      Shah offers to mediate
      77 3 NEW DELHI. Wed. lndl» I has received »n offer from the I Shah of Iran to mediate in It* dispute with Pakistan o.cr Kashmir, the Foreign Minister. Mr Chagla. announced yesterday. He did not give *he Indian CKrvernaunt's reaction to the offer. Earlier, in replying to
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      Russia reaps record wheat harvest
      198 3 MOSCOW. Wed. The Soviet Union reaped a record wheat harvest of over 100 million ton.s la.st year. 25 per cent above the previous best, according to official figures. Foreign experts said the crop would meet all Russia's needs and leave a uig surplus for exports
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      Lock icon Harry Roberts stands by gang code
      148 3 Harry Roberts stands by gang code 1 ONDON, Wed. Harry Roberts, who sbot dead three policemen in London last August, stood by the gangland code yesterday and refused to name the man who sold him his tun. Amid stringent security precautions Roberts was brought from his top security prison cell
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      Tea inquiry
      33 3 COLOMBO. Wed. Ceylon U to set up a Royal Commission to review the tea industry and suggest guide lines for its develooment. the Prime Minister. Mr. Dudley Senanayake. told Parliament today.
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      521 3 2 Join me, JL dear friends (pV on my way t0 J^\» t > 5 LONDON NEW YORK— now 3 times S a week depart Singapore every Sunday, 1 Wednesday and Saturday. I PERTH SYDNEY— twice a week- depart Singapore every Monday and Friday. C 5 5 JAKARIA depart Singapore
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    Call-up: 4,000 youths have registered
    466 4 Call-up: 4,000 youths have registered SINGAPORE, Wed. More than 4,000 of the 9,000 youths called up for national service, have so far registered. Registration, which began on March 28, is progressing smoothly and will end on April 18. Officials today described the response as 'very good." They said that some
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    A CALL FOR IDEAS... Singapore's 'boost tourism' drive
    176 4 A CALL FOR IDEAS... Singapore's 'boost tourism' drive SINGAPORE, Wed. A group of planners from Government and statutory bodies is now drawing up proposals to facilitate and to boost tourism in the Republic Disclosing this today, the newly-appointed chairman of the Singapore Tourist Promotion Board, Mr. P. H. Meadows, also
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    Indian lecturer
    32 4 SINGAPORE. Wed An Indian lecturer. Shrl S. Knshnamurthl. will give a Ulk on "Contribution of modern science to spirituality" at the Sree Narayana Mission Hall at 7 p.m. on Saturday.
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    Kandasamy challenges Ho to public debate
    392 4 SINGAPORE. Wed THE general secretary of the Amalgamated Union of Public Employees, Mr. G. Kandasamy today challenged Mr. Ho See Beng, the secretary general of the National Trades Union Congress to "deba t c our different points of view on labour's role" in Singapore's
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    Part-time painter's first show
    122 4 SINGAPORE. Wed. An Italian marine engineer. Mr Orazlo Rebolinl (above), has 19 of his paintings on display at the National Library The flveday exhibition opened yesterday Mr. Rebolinl, who Is attached to a petroleum company In Singapore, is holding the exhibition "not for profit but for
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    Teenage Talentime
    26 4 SINGAPORE. Wed— The Teenage Talentime 1967, organised by the Chinese YMCA, will be held at the South Pier auditorium at 9.30 a.m. on Sunday.
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    CHESS: LIAN ANN WINS AGAIN...
    240 4  - CHESS: LIAN ANN WINS AGAIN. LIM KOK ANN By AFTER four rounds In the Singapore Chess Championship, Tan Llan Ann and I are In the lead with four points each— that Is. If I win my adjourned position against Lee Chee Beng (I have the advantage of a piece for
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      93 4 Schools TV for today TODAYS educational TV on Channel 81b as follows: 830 a.m. 8.50 a.m. Geography Sec. 1 (Ch 1.15—9.35. Civics Sec. 2 (Ch); 10 10.20. Mathematics Sec. 2 (Eng.); 11.05 11.25. English second language. Sec. 1; 11.45 12.05. General science. Sec. l lEng.i. 12.25 p.m. 12.45 p.m.. National
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    Lock icon Peril of a have and have-not 'war'
    327 5 Dr. Lim: We only ask for fair prices... TOKYO, Wednesday 'J'HE world is moving towards a tragic confrontation between the rich nations of the north and the have-not developing countries of the south. Delegates at the general meeting of the U.N. Economic Commission
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    Tourism accord between Jakarta, S'pore
    125 5 Tourism accord between Jakarta, S'pore i SINGAPORE, Wed. The Singapore and Indone- sian Governments ha\p pledged to give each other the fullest cooperation in developing tourism to the two countries This was disclosed by the Director of the Singapore Tourist Promotion Board. Mr. S. T. Ratnam. on his return from
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    PM to unveil plaque
    50 5 KUALA LUMPUR Wed Tengku Abdul Rahman will unveil a plaque tomorrow to mark the occupation by the Ministry of Defence of its S2-million complex at Jalan Padang Tembak here. The complex, consisting ot four blocks of four-storey buildings- is situated opposite the old Malaya Command Headquarters.
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    Rotary president
    25 5 KUANTAN. Wed. Inche Shabdin bin Mohammad Hashim, the State Commissioner of Land and Mines, has been elected president of the Rotary Club here.
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    Envoy in Sabah row flies to Manila
    125 5 CINGAPORE. Wed.— The Philippines Consul General in Singapore. Mr. Mariano Logarta. flew home to Manila today for «h.it he described as "routine consultations" amid the controversy over his statement in the Press on his country's claim to Sabah. Before h e left. Mr.
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    New shipping line: We aim to break this monopoly
    238 5 SINGAPORE. Wed J^ LOCAL company of shipowners is out to break the monopoly held by the Far Eastern Conference of European shipping organisations, i The Harborline and Shipowners Ltd.. agents of the I Singapore President Lines, has advised the Chinese Chamber
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    Two for science conference
    50 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. Prof. N. S. Halle and Prof. Thong Saw Pak will represent Malaysia at the first conference for Commonwealth scientists, organised by the Royal Society, at Oxford University, beginning on Friday. The five-day confertnee will be attended by 78 .scientists from 24 Commonwealth countries.
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    RESPONSE 'GOOD' FOR $100 MILLION LOAN
    81 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. Response to the Government's $100 million loan was today described by the Treasury as "very encouraging." A spokesman said all indications were that bonds at 5{ per cent for a five-year term and at 5J per cent for a 20-year term,
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    A BUSY TIME FOR RAZAK DURING AUSSIE TRIP
    427 5 A BUSY TIME FOR RAZAK DURING AUSSIE TRIP CANBERRA, Wednesday. 'J UN Abdul Razak will face a heavy programme for his 11-day state visit to Australia next week. The official programme, issued yesterday by the Prime Minister's Department, shows that he will have official lunch or dinner—sometimes both— daily in
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    Study grants
    21 5 KUANTAN Wed. The Kuantan Theatre Club has provided 20 study grants to pupils in secondary and primary schools here.
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    $10,000 reward
    56 5 lI'OH. Wed. Polite are offering a SI O.OOO reward for inliiriu.il imi leading to the whereabouts of the American millionaire businessman. Mr. Jim Thompson. 1 1 has been missing in the Cameron Highlands since March 26. The Thai Silk Company in Bangkok, which was founded by Mr Thompson,
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    Teachers fast for three days for heart case girl Asiah
    177 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Last month 15 teachers of a Perils Malay School fasted and prayed lor three days so that a schoolgirl might have a successful heart operation. Yesterday their prayer* were answered when 16--year-old A>iah binte Hajl Ishak left
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    Smallholders' officials
    32 5 KUAI.A LLMPCK Wed— Mr. Tong Book Khoon. of Malacca, has been elected chairman of the Council of Malayan Smallholders' Association. Inche Ismail bin A'xtui M.iiul of Peralc was elected vice-chairman.
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    Schoolgirl Shirley has a smashing time...
    224 6 SINGAPORE, Wed She is only sft. lin. in height but inch for inch, schoolgirl Shirley Tan packs a bigger punch than most six-foot men. For Shirley. 15. is a brown belt exponent of Tae Kwon Do. the Korean art of self-defence. And yesterday she
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    President of SMA dies after a long illness
    175 6 SINGAPORE. Wed.— Dr. V. Thambipillai. (above), president of the Singapore Medical Association and senior lecturer in anatomy. Faculty of Medicine. I'niversitv of Singapore, died yesterday after a long illness. He was (JO. A graduate of the King Kduard VII College of Medicine,
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    6 granted bail in handbills case
    157 6 6 granted bail in handbills case SINGAPORE, Wed. —Two girls and four men, wno had been charged last week with carrying subversive documents in Macpherson estate, were today allowed bail when tneir cases came up for mention in a magistrate's court. Senior Inspector Chia Cheng Poh, who successfully opposed bail
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    50 firms taking part in safety first seminar
    110 6 SINGAPORE. Wed —About 50 industrial firms in Jurong and Bukit Timah. with 80 factory managers, will take part in the first industrial safety seminar organised by the National Safety First Council of Singapore, to be held on Friday. The seminar will be
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    DULL MOMENT FOR MISS POTTER
    244 6 DULL MOMENT FOR MISS POTTER SINGAPORE. Wed. Miss Stella Potter, the British ballet examiner now visiting Singapore, can hardly describe her first overseas assignment as dull or monotonous. Sitting up in bed at a private hospital at Joo Chiat Place. Miss Potter, the external examiner from the Royal Academy of
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    When Lions meet
    153 6 SINGAPORE. Wed. When Lions meet in the Lion City, what else bat a big roar* So it was today when Australia's "Lion." Mr. J. Cousins, met Singapore's "Merlion" the symbol of the Tourist Promotion Board at a press conference at the boards office. There mi uproarious laughter
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    Lecture on town planning
    51 6 SINGAPORE. Wed —A visiting German architect, Mr. Helmut I Borcherdt. will give public lecture I on "Architecture and town plan- nlng" at the Singapore Polytechnic lecture theatre at 5. 15 pm. I on Friday. The talk Is being sponsored by 1 the Singapore Institute of Archl-
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    'Let the teachers work till 60'
    116 6 I SINGAPORE, Wed. The Singapore Chinese School Teachers' Union has asked th« Ministry of Education to raise the retiring age for teachers from 55 to 60. After 60. the union feels, these teachers should b« allowed to contirue at work on a year-to-year basis,
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    Overseas sales drive: The task ahead
    346 6 Overseas sales drive: The task ahead SINGAPORE. Wed Till! newly-formed liaison committee of the Singapore Chinese Chamber <>l Commerce and Singapore Manufacturers 1 Association to<l;i\ held its first meeting to plan a bitf sales drive for local products in oversea! markets. Outlining the task ahead, the i-hamber'i president. Mr. Soon
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    A one-man show of 200 works
    140 6 SINGAPORE. Wed -A versatile artist. Mr. Ster« Lu. Is holding a four-day exhibition at. the Chinese Chamber of Commerce, starting from Friday. Mi Lv i> a master or Chine** brush painting and calligraphy as well a.s Western drawing He ha.« been th« chief artist
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    Free shows
    36 6 BINOAPORE. Wed^-The Ministry of Culture will hold free film shows tomorrow at 730 pin. at Lorong Teck Hock, ofl Tampines Road; Lm Cheng School. Jalan Chye Kay; Delhi Road. Naval Base and Jalan Berserl
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    Filipino praise for port
    122 6 SINGAPORE. \\>d— A Filipino shipping industrialist today described the Port of Singapore Authority as one of the best in Asia. Mr. Nemrsio J. Yabut. prenident of Guacod* Inc.. which hai thr contract for the Port of Manila, said however that Singapore was not as fast as
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    NEGRO RIGHTS TOP UNFINISHED BUSINESS IN U.S.'
    234 7 NEGRO RIGHTS TOP UNFINISHED BUSINESS IN U.S. UENANG, Wed. Most important unfinished domestic business in America today is equalising opportunities fo r Negroes on the same basis as for whites. Mr. Sterling Tucker, a prominent U.S. civil rights leader who said this last In a talk on race rplations added:
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    Judge orders retrial in murder case
    70 7 CINGAPORL. Wed A new 1 tr..tl is to be held in a Hieti :n which a youth. „i> Tpf Tow iharTcd with the murder lliM T»l Soh. at Jalnn BukH Ho Swee last June 26 the at>i Mr Ju-!;<:r Ambru-e (i in defence eounarl
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    Relief Fund donations
    90 7 KOALA LUMPUR Wed. The stall and uurkers ol Anipar Tenang Estate. Kaiang. have given $550 to the National Disaster Relief Fund. Th« donation was received through the Straits Times Other donations: Through the Deputy Prime Mmistrr: Kurtiing High School Kuching $412: MS Onz and Co.. Kurinng $50:
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    President meets delegates
    40 7 SINGAPORE. Wed. Delec.es attending '.he En.-l Am a Christian Council seminar, row poing on ly re, tod*., called on President Yusof bin b>hak About 60 delegates from M A.«' n Pacific «re» countne.- arr .trending ttv .«emiiur.
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    Customs dance
    23 7 KLANTAN Wei. The Pahang Custom* Department twli hold its annual dinner and dance m the Kuantan Club here on June. 3
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    King-size catch!
    164 7 King-size catch 'JHIS king size Pacific Blue Marlin the fish that attracts biggame fishermen was caught recently in Darvel Bay off Sabah by a member of the Sports Fishing Fraternity of the Kennedy Bay Timber Co. A letter received by the Straits Times said that on March 25. Bernabe Ignacio.
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    Govt gets joint union memo on estates breakup
    266 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday. J^ MEMORANDUM has been submitted to the Government requesting it to take immediate and long-term measures to control the sub-division of estates. It is compiled jointly by the National Union of Plantation Workers and the AllMalayan Estates Staff Union.
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    Get-together
    23 7 PENANG. We*. Lee clansmen here will celebrate the Spring festival with ainner at the I,ee Sih Chong 800, Burmah Road, on Sunday.
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    As Peking sees it...
    77 7 TOKYO. Wed China x toilay atcUM-d the Soviet I num of increasing its ro-operation with Malaysia to Ml up an anti-China encirclement" with L'nited States. The oflicial New China News Agency made the accusation in commenting on the agreement KaclMd bctuccn a So\iet trade delegation and
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    Australian vehicles gift to Malaysia
    124 7 IrUALAl r UALA LUMPUR, 1V Wed.— The Malaysian Armed Forces will receive another 18 military vehicles tomorrow from the Australian Government under its Defence Aid programme to Malaysia. The vehicles will be presented by the Australian High Commissioner, Mr. A. J. Eastman, at a ceremony
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    Jobless father tells why he became a thief
    149 7 Jobless father tells why he became a thief DENANG. Wed. When a joblest father awoke yesterday morning his children crowded around him crying for milk. He looked ;»t his young pregnant wife, and tnld her he would try to get a loan. He went from friend to friend out wa*
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      319 7 Straits Times Crossword BJBT BJBJp BBBJp gf-f-HBH^ _fJT> gfafJP |H K()»v fomi of le\y .7>. 7. 25 12 lakes tea. a poMible 9. Doing something about rough cure 1 7 cider? Certifying it as ofll8. 25 12 takes you back to the rial! 111). pole '7 > 15. Composition tor
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    Armed forces HQ now all under one roof
    371 8 By A SPECIAL WRITER THE unveiling of a plaque by Tengku Abdul Rahman today will mark the occupation of a new $2-million four-storey building by the Ministry of Defence at Jalan Padang Tembak. Kuala Lumpur. The ceremony, witnessed by a selected group
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    IMPORTANT ROLE FOR SERVICES
    350 8 MALAYSIAS Armed Forces have played an important role in the life of the young nation, giving splendid service during the 12--year Emergency created by Communist terrorism and in resisting Indonesian confrontation. Under Tun Razak as Minister of Defence and Gen. Tunku Osman bin Tunku Mohamed Jewa.
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      273 8 CONGRA TULA TIONS AND BEST WISHES TO THE MALAYSIAN GOVERNMENT on the completion of The Ministry of Defence Head Quarters Building, Kuala Lumpur FROM: Reliance Electric Ltd. 259, Outram Road, Tel: *****/*****. Contractors For Electrical Installation. Congratulations to THE MINISTRY OF DEFENCE 9 on the official opening MM of their
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    Amok kills three in village
    157 9 Amok kills three in village KUALA PILAH, Wed. Three people. Including a nve-year-old girl, were killed and four injured yesterday when a man ran amok at Batu Klkir, 10 miles from here. The Incident took place at 1.30 p.m. about 100 yards from the village police station. Police said the
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    Blood donors' officials
    55 9 SUNOEI PATANI, Wed. Inche Zahir bin Haji Lsmatl M.P.. has been re-elected president of the Kedah Blood Transfusion Association, with Mr. George VergU as secretary and Mr. 00l Enu Hong as treasurer. The Sungei Patanl branch chairman is Mr. I. M. Duckworth, secretary. Mr. V. Patmanathan, and
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    Five to attend Ipoh course
    55 9 PEN A NO, Wed Five women adult education teachers in North Province Wellesley will attend a two weeks course In secondary ndult education in Ipoh starting on April 11. They are Che Som bint« Irnnai Che Jam blnte Ahmad, Che Rahman Ja'afar, Che Nan Ballet,
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    No hitch with Indonesia on trade: S'pore
    257 9 SINGAPORE, Wed.— The Finance Ministry today denied an Indonesian newspaper report that negotiations to resume fall trade relations between the two countries had reached a deadlock because of a Singapore demand that Indonesia open all its ports to Singapore freighters. According to a
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    Six arrested
    49 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. Six people wen arrested in a police raid last nigh' on a house In Gombak Lane. Goods worth about f 1,500 believed to be part of the loot stolen from Chanrai's, the men's wear shop In Jalan Tuanku Abdul Rahman last Friday, were siezed.
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    Court learns secret of 'magic' stone
    337 9 IPOH, Wednesday •..then finds man guilty of fraud FEW drops of lemon juice were squeezed on the broad handrest of the witness box in the Sessions Court here today. A small, light brown stone was placed in the small puddle. Fine bubbles formed under
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    Straits Times Group photographers win nine awards
    223 9 Straits Times Group photographers win nine awards SINGAPORE, Wed. —Straits Times Group photographers won nine awards at the Pacific P h o t ographic Fair held in Melbourne. Photographers from 27 nations submitted 4.315 prints in three main sections professional photography, photo-Journalism and the government, commercial or non-profit organisations category.
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    Cheaper calls to HK
    36 9 SINGAPORE. WtU A reduced rate evening telephone service (9 p.m. to 7 a.m.) to Hone Koije will be available from April 15. The rate ia $12.15. compared with $16.20 for day calls.
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    Lock icon Back to nightmare island by luxury yacht
    169 9 Back to nightmare island by luxury yacht J)ARWIN, Wed. The French couple from Singapore, saved from starvation after being shipwrecked off the coa.st near here, sailed back to their nightmare island today by luxury yacht. Capt. Henri Bourdens. 44. and his wife Jose, 48. were picked ug at sea last
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    Lock icon Mollie flies into London
    136 9 Mollie flies into London T OND O N, Wed. Mollie Ang Mool Hua. Singapore's Miss Tourism, arrived here from New York yesterday on the second leg of an 80-day round the world trip. Waiting for her at the airport was Mr. Goh Kian Chee. son of Singapore's Defence Minister She
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  • Obituary
    IN MEMORIAM
    24 10 >• (Mimimum) MOHANDAS BOY SOLOMON, <lepated 64 86 but fondly remembered and cherished. Tour departure has 'eft as aching void In our hearts.
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    ANNOUNCEMENTS
    330 10 M »«r«j tit <Mimlmutm) WANT THE. NEIGHBOURS to talk about you? Serve Boncafe German CiOie! It will make you the talk of tn> town! GOOD SINGS COME in small parcels Bo do*t Nestles delicious Milkmaid" Chi-eie. You get six portions with different liavours even. In a compact packet. RAD.
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    The Straits Tiems Thursday, April 6, 1967. A Stake In The Land
    690 10 The Straits Tiems Thursday, April 6, 1967. A Stake In The Land In a joint memorandum which presses for legislation to stop the fragmentation oi rubber estates the National Union of Plantation Workers <md the All Malayan Estates Staff Union publish some new figures. Thirty-six estates were fragmented between 1962
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    At It Again
    385 10 The debate in the Australian House of Representatives on the Nationality and Citizenship Dill has broadened into a debate on immigration policy and racial discrmination. The Bill itself does not bear directly upon either of these questions. It seeks to shorten from five years to three months
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    Still Hoping
    167 10 On his way to Asia the U.N. Secretary-General has confirmed in a press interview in Paris his intention to keep alive his three-point peace plan for Vietnam. The plan is an adaptation of proposals originally put forward a year ago, which he believes he has made more acceptable
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    Thais step up the hearts and minds contest
    1367 10 Thais step up the hearts and minds contest DEEP INTO 'ENEMY' TERRITORY WITH MONEY AND SECURITY BUT TOO MUCH BUREAUCRACY by the Bangkok correspondent of the London ECONOMIST ON December 16 a large band of armed strangers appeared at Field of Lions, a small village in a remote mountainous corner
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  • LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
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      The teacher problem
      103 10 r |"HE setting up of the Salaries Commission for Teachers Is a wise move, and the N.U.T. should support It. Let us solve the problems in the teaching profession once and for all. I would also like to know the reaction of the teachers if the Government
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      The basic question
      82 10 DISGUSTED" claims that a male teacher In a secondary school receives a basic salary of $310 and a cola of $60 In his first year of service. The pay is handsome alright. But does "Dl«--gusted" realise that a D.T.C. trained teacher with the same basic qualification (Cambridge
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      Livestock and costs
      173 10 I ENDORSE wholeheartedly the points raised In the editorial of the Malaysian Veterinary Journal (reported in B.T. March 23 While there are many problems to be overcome by the authorities in the livestock Industry, the most urgent is to organise marketing of livestock and animal feeds. The
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      Singapore I-cards
      81 10 'THE Singapore Government should accept the offer of the Malaysian Government to assist in the issuing of the new laminated olastlc identity cards. Alternatively, the Singapore Government should send a team of registration officers to all the main towns in Malaysia. There are about 50.000 Singaporeans' in Malaysia,
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  • STRAITS TIMES FEATURE WATCHES AND CLOCKS
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      Clock imports going up
      869 11  -  Lim Beng Tee SHIPMENTS OF WATCHES TO SINGAPORE AT STEADY LEVEL by IMPORTS of clocks into Singapore con tin ued to increase dur iiitf the past three years. In that period, imports of watches were main tnined at a stead y level. For many decades. Singapore
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      Minister praises Clock & Watch Trade Assn on 38th anniversary
      1049 11 Minister praises Clock Watch Trade Assn on 38th anniversary THDDAY the Singapore Clock and Watch Trade Association (formerly Keng Shi Hong) celebrates its 38th anniversary. In the morning there will be a re-union tea party at its Waterloo Street premises for its 600 members In the evening there will be
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      Tale of a grandfather clock
      588 12  -  TOBY CHUA By PENANG BROKER HID THE PARTS UNDER MATTRESS ON THE FLOOR DURING JAPANESE OCCUPATION A GERMAN grandfather clock bought in Penang during the 1930's for $'2()() is on its way to antkniity but still tick ing strong. The clock, which shinds a stately
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      Search goes on for greater accuracy
      245 12 rjURING the last few decades the quality and reliability of wrist watches has constantly improved. New developments in machines and tools, improved technology and advances in metallurgy have all contributed to the high standards of to-day's watch. Hand In hand with these Improvements has
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      FEMININE SQUARE TREND
      121 12 FEMININE SQUARE TREND rE new look In watches began about five years ago. It was started by the return of the longneglected square snape. At first Its line 3 were strictly functional and almost stark, but once the shape had gained acceptance, it gradually softened And now. rrom these severe
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      WOMEN PREFER SQUARE STYLING
      214 13 SQUARE and rectangular shapes in ladies' watches are catching on fast among Singapore women. A leading dealer said: "The old round shape which has been on the market for a long time is fast losing its popularity here. "Since this year, more and more of our
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    • Article
      Nearly everyone wears a watch
      174 14 A WATCH, regarded as a piece of Jewellery for the well-to-do class prewar. Is now considered a necessity. Nearly everyone In Singapore wears a wristwatch. In the Republic, there is a wide range of watches at prices which suit every pocket. Prices range from a
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      23 11 Congratulations to Keng Shi Hong on the occasion of their 38th Anniversary SMITHS SMITHS SMITHS SMITHS Ensure Perfect Timing SUAONi JACKSON S(M) LTD.
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      70 12 CONGRATULATIONS TO Singapore Clock Watch Trade Association on their Jlth Annlvanory trem: MIIUS PRECISION WATCHES Paul Juned Ltd., S»iti«rland. VMSj t, Co, (HK) Ltd., Hong Kan*. Pon-Aiio Commercial Company, Singapore, 1. -L J. J_ _L, \^J >^5 t^^Bb is^B^^BW^^B^Br >k^BI -s. After many tetentiftc tetts, each Milut watch it Individually
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      44 13 c ELECTION WATCH FACTORY SWITZERLAND AND CHUN CHONG ■H^^ SINGAPORE 5g L Congratulations Best Wishes to -tjt^~~* SIMGAPORE clock WATCH TRADE ASSOCIATION on the occasion of their 38th ANNIVERSARY ■klmH ROYAL DUTCH AIRLINES congratulate SINGAPORE CLOCK AND WATCH TRADE ASSOCIATION on their 38th ANNIVERSARY
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      409 13 Congratulations Best Wishes to The Singapore Clock Watch Trade Association on their 38th Anniversary L^LV _i^ t *^^^^^atfHßaaaaaaHß] ■Ik 1 > WM& i v Jim \m\* j ILak 1,11 wF/*wM Wm^r /r HA^LV II ''^dS^^Er Jam**! mJ\ LhHMI ak^att B^flaill I **xsf-f BSSS^^^l^ fe is >^^^* lt^^a_3/'r^&*\ ~«*o^^^ V ip
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      147 14 It t| HARPOON Large Choice super-waterproof of Ladies automatic and Gentlemen's calendar Watches FAVRE-LEUBA GENEVE since 1737 The Swiss Watch for all Climates I Best Wishes to Singapore Clock j Watch Trade Association on the occasion of their 38th Anniversary, from Swiss Watch Jf Industry Information Centre j 'srVWWArVJVVbrV%fVVVW^AVbVVVVVW^VVtfW^VyrVWvA Congratulations
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      75 14 Congratulations to THE SINGAPORE CLOCK WATCH TRADE ASSOCIATION on their 38th Anniversary from ENICAR WATCH LTD. THE WATCH FOR DISTINGUISHED PERSON STAR byENIL AAof Switzerland ft S v /^f J A REVOLUTIONARY DESIGN SCRATCH-PROOF SAPPHIRE CRYSTAL UNIQUE STYLING OF DISC-DIAL WITH GOLD SIGNS Congratulations to the SINGAPORE CLOCK WATCH TRADE
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    Sacked police may get aid, says Tengku
    420 15 SINGAPORE GOVT MOVE A SURPRISE... KUALA LUMPUR, Wed THE Government is considering giving assistance to the 500 Malaysian citizens dismissed from the Singapore Police Force. "Naturally we have to look after them by providing work for them," Tengku Abdul Rahman told his weekly
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    Lock icon Big rice racket
    52 15 BANGKOK, Wed. Thai Government's Board of Tax Supervision has asked for a special budget to suppress smuggling of rice from Thailand to Malaysia. Board sources said smuggling is rampant because rice prices in Malaysia are four to five times higher than those In southern Thailand across the
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    Flights to Jakarta resume
    75 15 Flights to Jakarta resume SINGAPORE. Wed. Malaysia Singapre Airlines today resumed operations to Jakarta after a three-year break with a chartered Boeing 707. This weekly service will be augmented to twiceweekly with the Introduction of a Silver Kris ]et flight. The first MSA service between Sydney and Singapore left today.
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    Branch office
    31 15 KUANTAN. Wed. The Ministry of Culture, Youth and Sport* has openfd pn office at 43. Jalan Telok Sisek here. Inche Abdul Rahlm bin Ahmad is the State Cultural Officer.
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    South Korea tour
    26 15 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. A Sarawak co-operative officer, Mr. Außustin Sirau, will leave on Friday for South Korea for a twomonth agricultural co-operative tour.
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    Health Day show
    28 15 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Th« Sultan of Sdangor will open an exhibition to mark World Health Day at 9.45 a.m. at the Chinwoo Stadium on Friday.
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    Body of girl is found at foot of flats
    136 15 Body of girl is found at foot of flats SINGAPORE, WeC A young unidentified Chinese girl was found dead last night at the foot of a block of 16-storey flats in Commonwealth Close near the spot where a young couple died with their hands tied last month. She is believed
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    World Health Day shows
    68 15 KOTA BHARU. Wed. The Deputy Mentrl Besar Dato Nik Abdul Rahman. will launch the State World Health Day celebrations when he opens a health exhibition organised by various Government departments here on Friday. Later tn the afternoon a baDy •how will be held to choose the
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    Good fishing
    40 15 TAIPINO, Wed. A clerk. Mr Chan Sait Beng, had his trousers and pay packet of $220 as well as several crossed cheques for a total of $1,731 "fished" out through the window of hl« house at Kainuntlng yesterdny.
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    Lock icon Mother Gerard joins in the quick march...
    165 15 Mother Gerard joins in the quick march TTHE nun in white habit and dark glasses doing foot-drill Is Rev. Mother Gerard of Singapore's Marymount Convent. Nuns and brothers from various mission schools have joined other Singapore teachers In the cur.■rent foot-drill course conducted by the Ministry of Education at the
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    'Bonus' for 600
    31 15 PENANO. "Wed. The Slat* Islamic Religious Council has allocated about $8,000 from fltrah tithes for distribution to about 600 Koran teachers in rf ligious school* in the Statt
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    $1,000 bond
    33 15 PENANG. Wed Kool Seng Ouan, 20, who stole a motor cycle at the Chinese Swimming Club on Feb. 24. was today put on Si 000 "good behaviour" bond for a year.
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    New body for Malaysian architects to be formed
    208 15 New body for Malaysian architects to be formed KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Malaysian architects have formed a new national organisation to represent their profession in place of the former Federation of Malaya Society of Architects. Called the Malaysian Institute of Architects, it will hold Its first meeting on Sunday at the
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      512 15 TV MALAYSIA CHANNELS Kuala Lumpur 7.00 News In Er.gllsh 710 Stand Pwiang; 6 Ipoh and Tangloii Melati a miuiraj Malacca; 3 10 Johore prog^mme; 73« Lucy Show Ki U: o 4 K T aipin 7 B tu «-0" News m Mandarin; 8 K I aha*; 9 Kluan K Empat Sekawan
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      98 15 TODAY'S TIDES TODAY: Bedlll Kechil 6.41 »Jn. (sft) 835 p.m (6.Bft c 81ngapor« 8.45 a.m. (7.4 ft) 10 17 p.m. (7 sft 1 Port Dickson 507 am. (6 9ft 1 5.07 p.m. (7.2 ft); Port Bwettenham 4 a.m. (12.3 ft) 4.25 pm ns.nfti; Penang 12 05 a.m. («4ft) 11.28 p.m.
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  • MAINLY FOR WOMEN
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      NOW EYELASHES FOR HIRE
      284 16  - NOW EYELASHES FOR HIRE OLIVIA YEOH And it's silver for the stunning look by OF all things eyelashes can now be rented out for a night! In the very same fashion as hiring out a wedding dress or a car. This idea to start every girl wearing false eyelashes comes
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      The 'feminine mistake' made by working mothers
      314 16 The 'feminine mistake' made by working mothers ENTER: the "feminine mistake" made by women oversold on the glamour of being a working woman. Dorothy Whyte Cotton, editor of "Parents" magazine, believes millions of women are developing needless anxieties over such at the expense of their and their families' happiness by
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      LILLIAN TO SING THE SOPRANO LEAD
      171 16 MISS Lillian Choo will sing the lead part in Mendelssohn's "Elijah" at St. Andrew's Cathedral tomorrow and Sunday at 8.45 p.m. Miss Choo. who was educated at the Methodist Girls' School, spent seven years in Australia studying the piano and singing. She was awarded
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  • FOREIGN DESK 2
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      Lock icon Court told of drinks, gunplay on day of slayings
      481 17 Court told of drinks, gunplay on day of slayings BLONDE IN BOX AT EIGHT NURSES MURDER TRIAL CHICAGO, Wednesday JURY trying Richard Speck on charges of murder- ing eight nurses, including two from the Philippines, told yesterday he drank j liquor and beer and pulled a gun in a saloon
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      Lock icon Cyclone havoc in city
      57 17 MOSCOW. Wed. A fast- moving cyclone hit the city of Khabarovsk today, with heavy snow-falls paralysing transport and building work. The cyclone, roaring in from j the Sea of Japan. has Drought I chao6 to Pacific coast areas. The port of Vladivostok was brought to a
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      Lock icon Backbencher calls for Asians in Aussie armed forces
      354 17 CANBERRA. Wed. AUSTRALIA is operA atinj? a highly dis- r criminatory form of migration control against Asians, a Country Party backbencher told the House of Representatives in Canberra yesterday. Mr. A.I. Allan said he believed Asians should be serving In Australia's armed
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      93 17 The Statist ceases publication l ONDON Wed The latest British publication to be hit by current economic conditions is |the Statist. and independent weekly journal of finance busind politics which Is to cen.se DUblicatton next month The paper, founded in 1878, Is understood to have oeen losing money though circulation
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      183 17 Mayor's plan to license brothels in Jakarta angers women JAKARTA. Wednesday. JAKARTA'S Mayor Ali Sadikin has angered women with his proposal to open Government Inspected brothels to curb prostitution. The .student daily Kami said today that a delegation from the Women's Action Front called on the Mayor at his office
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      46 17 NEW VOKK WM T| lree iwmtmga by Aiuubaie Caraect fc.uabeMi* own collection witn nal sketches loaned vate and public c" •lirouehou; Burou md •-d States wl co on cv! nibitioii here tomorrow a> nan of a Colombia Dntmsttv oene fit proiect. Renter
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      Satellite vanishes—and puzzles the experts
      140 17 Satellite vanishes— and puzzles the experts \yASHIM.I(IV Wed.— A Soviet communications vitellite that was supposed to stay up for years md years has disappeared The development has iip*et space experts becaas* satellites aren't supposed to do that sort of thine "It s incredible.' one i s upset alßdal mM it
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      183 17 Commons passes new fugitives Bill I ONDON, Wed. The House of Commons last night passed a Bill Riving Government power to refuse the extradition of Commonwealth citizens wanted for political offences in independent Commonwealth countries. The Bill also authorises Government to reject an extradition request if it la considered the
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      80 17 £100,000 gift for saving his mother I ONDON, Wed— Builder Fred Morris gave 100.000 yesterday to the hospital which saved bis mother's life. After he handed over the money to Queen Elizabeth's Hospital. Birmingham, he said: "I don't want my money to rot in the bank till I'm dead." Ten
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      29 17 WASHINGTON. Wed Nine 'United States railway companies have paid fines totalling US$l27.--500 since the beginning of the year because late-running trains have held up postel deliveries. Reuter
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      40 17 GENEVA. Wed. Genevas 53-year-old Chief of Police. Major Hugo Bolli. fell to his death from the sixth floor of police headquarters yesterday when he tried to rescue an injured bird caught in wiring outslde the building— Reuter.
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      157 17 ENVOY IS NAMED CANADA P S HEAD OF STATE ATTAWA, Wed. v Mr. Roland Michener, Canadian High Commissioner to India since 1964. has been appointed GovernurGeneral of Canada. He succeeds Gen George P. Vainer, who died on March 5 of hoar: failure following a long Illness Mr. Mlchener. who will
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      43 17 LYONS. Wed. Lyons police were today hunting a "Jack the Ripper" killer who has murdered two prostitutes and attacked another during the pa&t five month*. following the discovery of the second dead woman in a hotel room yesterday.
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      199 17 New hope for crash pilot who can't close eyes DONN, Wed. The v chief of West Germany's air force, badiy burned in a crash 22 years ago and unable to close ins eyes since then, will receive new eyelids soon. The operation on Gen. Johannes S t e l n
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      43 17 LIMA Wed. Luis Rodolfo Casaretto Isla. a prisoner awaiting trial here for embezzlement, today offered to sell one of hrn 'eyes for 30.000 soles (about £410> I 'o pay for his defence and clear I his debt*. Reuter.
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      1030 18 SITUATIONS WANTED (1 t4,,rrfi M, (Mir,.)— Box »O ett mxlro EXPEHIENCED PLANTER. Manager of Oil Pain, cum Rubber Estate. vuuld collider ihange of employment. Malayan citizen. Box A 6212 S.T. 8 pore. EXPERIENCED FINANCE CLERK knowledge book-keeping filing correspondence languages. Any clerical post urgently required. Apply Box A 6209 B.T.
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      913 18 WANTED TO PURCHASE It Wordt tt I Mm.) Box St ctt. txtrt INTEND BUILDING rubber *odo«n and factory 300' X 350' in Johore invite building materials supplier recommend Uieir looanit materials and structure. Please quote minimum prices to P.O. Box No. 3016. Singapore. LOST li Wormt M (Mm.) Box tt
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      768 18 MISCkLLANbOUS M Vassal S* (Mm.)— Box <• rrs. txtro CENERAL &>H.AV-»A|NTINC Itsaaii Kciritfriators a nours custom- er 1 bous«. l'lcpncne tM purei L'Ju>2 MAKE FRICNUI STRAIGHTAWAY laWasjaa I* fJt bnilosr icturn postage I Alexandra H U Box lu-i. Bin«apor* A CHOOtIKC PARTNER? Asia Marrasa* Bureau s Confidential introduc- t ioii.
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    173 20 MELBOURNE. Wed INDUSTRIALS were firmer with wider margin of rise* over falls B.H.P. continued its solid Bain rising 14 cents to 56.64 to make a gain ol 28 cents since Its higher dividend was announced Ust Friday. Western Mininr eased, selling down to JB.BO before closing 4 cents
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    RUBBER PRICES
    269 20 APRIL first rrade rubber fob. buyer* closed at 5 p.m. In Kuala Lumpur and Singapore vetiUrda.T at 55 eenU per Ib. down one-eighth of a cent on Tuesday's cloting level for the position. The tone wax dull.S.A.S. and M.X.1..- closing prices in cents per Ib. yesterday. Buyers Seller*
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    SHIPS IN PORT
    198 20 SHIPS lyiing alangsida trio Singapore wharves ar expected taday are: I.unnurK 3 4. Semrnyih N.W.I. Trans N.W.4 i. Golden »i rlnit A. Aramaic A 7. Mahout 8/9. r'loride Maru 10 11. Tecelberi 13 14. Anna Uaerak 1516. Vanld 19. $traat Clarence 24. Hiite Manita 25 26. Hakubasan
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    H.K. RATES
    36 20 ON the fraa exertange markat In Hoag Kong yesterday the U.S. dollar was muted at 3 74 for T.T. and 5.73 for cash. Sterling wan quoted at 14*8 and ens till of gold Hosed.
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    Straits tin up by $1 as demand continues
    505 20 /CONTINUED strong; demand V for Straits tin from all quarters caused a rise of SI in Penan* yesterday to $601.75 per picul on an offering estimated down 10 tons to 220 tons. Due to the demand the local rise exceeded the tli
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    ANOTHER QUIET DAY ON STOCK EXCHANGE
    791 20 From Our Market Correspondent QUIET conditions were again the order of the day on the Stock Exchange yesterday. Containers after the run up of seven cents on Tuesday following the announcement that its wholly owned subsidiary. Singapore Glass, was to step up production of
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    STOCK INDICES
    30 20 Malayan Stock Indices April 4 April S •Industrials: 107.59 107.61 •Properties: 102.79 102.39 Minings; 1 00.01 99.86 rubbers: 111.34 111.38 vDec. 29, 1962 100 ■Dec. 30. 1966 100
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    BUSINESS ON STOCK EXCHANGE
    1304 20 DI'SINESS in and rrportrd to the Singapore and Kuala I.umpur ti dinf room* of the Stock Exchange yesterday with the number of shares traded in brackets: INDUSTRIALS: Beuittad 11.000) 5 1 S3: Central Sugar* i 4 000) tl '<6 U. (B.OOO) Sl.<*7 D. 18.000) Sl.t* O.
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    81 20 /'HINCSE Product r«ch»»KS. Sm t a- part. can prices per picul yaatarday Coconut ail: bulk 545 sellers, dram MT| ..•Hem. Ce*ia: Mixed if.o.b.) loosa Apr./ May J.'.'i buyers Pepper: Vuntok white Jl4O aellera. Sarawak white .*l'7j .-ellera, upeclal Sarawak black *100 eellera. *arble4 LainpuOK I kMk *100 aellers.
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    CLOSING PRICES
    25 20 Apr. .">. RUBBER PRK I cents (down one-eighth of a cent). TIN: 5601.73 (up SI). Estimated unofficial offering was 220 tons (down 10 tons).
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      29 20 SEIWA LINE From Japan, SKonqhai vi« Hongkong "SHOFUKU MARU" ETA SINGAPORE 10/4/67 Agents: Pan Continent Corporation. 4fh Moor, CliMard Houts. Callrer Quay Sin a apor«, 1. Tel: 71)00, *****.
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      1237 21 w^^^^^^^w^wr^tr^ ESTATES OF SHELL REFINING COMPANY COLLI* C ARLETON NARDIN. (FEDERATION OF MAUYA] drrrawl. Ulf of No. 1 Victoria I BERHAD NfWt, RoM-viMe Nrw South Wales, ho dlrd UiiUte on 7th February 7 Per Cent Redeemable Debenture ltttfi. dnmicilrd in New South Stork. 196« Walrs. Interest Payment No. B FRIC
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      1233 21 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS PUBLIC APPOINTMENT PUBLIC APPOINTMENT THE MALAYAN PINEAPPLE PUBLIC UTILITIES BOARD, INDUSTRY BOARD CIairADADC (LEMBAGA Pfcßl BAHA AN SINGAPORE SEN AS TAN AH MIIHI ELECTRICITY DEPARTMENT: APPLICATIONS ABE INVITRkiiumm INRTAT I ATir>K tm ED from Malaysian and SlngaKeqUlnes INSTALLATION IN- riti7>nn lor th» nost of PFmTinC In ul.ni ts-ala
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      803 21 NOTICES TENDERS THE PERAK BIVEE HYDRO- KENYATAAN TAWARAN ELECTRIC POWER CO LTD. SELANGOR Tenders are invited for the lease of the all-communities staff can- Tawaran daripada Pembot«en and shop at Malim Nawar rong2 yang berdaftar diFull details ol the terms of the J.K.R. dl-dalam kelas 'D' IT 81 c^Jf ob
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      927 21 SEAFIELD AMALGAMATED RUBBER COMPANY LIMITED A SATISFACTORY PERFORMANCE The Eighth Annual General Meeting of Seafielri Amalgamated Rubber Company Limited will be held on Tuesday, the 25fh April. 1967. in London The following are extracts from the statement Of Mr. AH. Marshall. M.A.. FC.A (Chairman and Managing Director). RUBBER: The rubber
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      Thais get 'safe seat' for Youth soccer
      165 22 Thais get 'safe seat' for Youth soccer MALAYSIA and Singapore havp got touch draw*, and Thailand, the hosts, a "safe M>.it" for the Asian youth football championships at Bangkok from April 15-17. Malaysia and Singapore are drawn into the group* with the joint holder*. Malaysia with Israel and Singapore with
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      All-Stars: None from HK zone
      164 22 All-Stars: None from HK zone MALAYSIA. Singapore. 1 Thailand. South Vietnam and Hong Kong, the five countries in the Asian Cup central zone competition which ended In Hong Kong on Sunday, failed to produce one player good enough for this year's Asian AllStars team. biong. Malaysian chairman of the Asian
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      427 22 -AND SELANGOR SHOW TOP FORM SELANCOR SELECTION 4 MALAYSIA YOUTH XI 3 gELANGOR, who play Singapore in the FAM Cup final at the Merdeka Stadium on Saturday, and Malaysian Youths, who leave for Bangkok next Wednesday for the Asian Youth soccer tournament, played a final practice match
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      BACK TO CAMP FOR CUP SQUAD
      227 22 BACK TO CAMP FOR CUP SQUAD BADMINTON THE Malaysian badminton .squad re-assembled in Kuala Lumpur yesterday lor their final training stint before the team leave for the Thomas Cup interzone matches and challenge round in Jakarta at the end of next month. The squad, now pruned to 12. will begin
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      TAN PRAISES PARDIVALA FOR RECOMMENDING KUNALAN
      280 22 HPAN Eng Yoon, the Singapore national athletics coach, said yesterday he was happy to learn that C. Kunalan, the repu b 1 i c's champion sprinter, was among 12 Asians recommended for selection to the Commonwealth team to meet the United States at Los
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      Olympic Council to study scheme for all-clear
      339 22 SPORTSMAN AWARDS T*HE Olympic Council of Malaysia the nations A highest body for sport— has at last been officially informed by the Ministry of Culture, Youth and Sport of the scheme for the selection of the Sportsman and Sportswoman of the Year The
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        HOCKEY
        10 22 Penang Knockout semi-final: Jolly Lcds 3 Hindu Youths 0
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        SOCCER
        65 22 Ipoh Div. 1: Ipoh Youngsters 2 Ramblers 1: Div. 2: Pyramid 3 Tamil Youngsters 1; Div. 3: MIB 2 Printers 1: Police 2 S.MTD 1. Spore Business Houses Div. I; Spore Glass 6 Borneo Motors 0; dime Dai by 1 Shell 1: Cold Storage v Rediffu&iun abandoned: Div. 3:
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        TABLE TENNIS
        76 22 Spore Busine** Houses: Traction Co. bt Lee Onn B 5-0; Pitzpntricks A bt Ane Kheng Leng 5-2; Telephone Board bt Bank of China 5-1: Amlntasrn bt Fitzpatricks 5-2: lee Onn A bt. Spore Tobacco 5-4: Cathay ht Weaine.s 5-0: Traction Co. bt Telephone Board 5-2. Lee Onn B
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      NEB MEET
      21 22 Thr M.'bcca National El<vrl--elty Board's annual inu r-<tistrirt athletics championships »11l be held at Kubu Stadium on Apr 3S.
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      680 22 AUCTION SALE OF \aluable freehold Properties to be held In the salerooms of NASSIM CO. (SINGAPORE) LIMITED 4 4-1 Collyer Quay. Singapore. on TI'ESOAY. I lth April 19b7 at $Jt p.m. ESTATE OF LIM YEW KWEE. DECEASED LORONG M, TELOK KURAU. No. 33. Freehold land and single-storey bungalow on raised
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      404 22 PUBLIC NOTICE SIMIAI.KSK Bl lIDHIST < nomi JALAN LOKE YEW, KIALA I.I.MI'IK Node c is hereby given to all concerned that as a result of luiher expansion ol Jalan Loke Yew, Kuala Lumpur, proposed by the P.W.D. It has become necessary to exhume 23 graves at the above cemetery in
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      391 22 1 PUBLIC APPOINTMENT COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE. MALAYA Applications are Invited from Mutably qualified candidates below 50 years of age on Ist June 1967. for the following appointments: (I) Lecturer in Soil Selene* (ii) Lecturer in Physics cum Mathematics (til) Assistant Lecturer In Agricultural Extension (iv) Assistant Lecturer In Agronomy (vt
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      68 22 SOCCEK Negri Junior league: Tamllar Sangam v 1 Recce Sungala i Station Padang i. Negri School* I'nder-I.V Tunku Muhammad Kuala Pllah v the Rest i 4 p.m.i; Inder!o final: Tunku Muhammad. Kuala Pilah v KGV i5O. both matches at Station Padangi Ipoh Div. 1: PCRC v Tamil Youngsters (Municipal Padangi:
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      SHAW STABLE TAKE THE LEAD AGAIN
      508 23 RACING WITH EPSOM JEEP gHAW STABLE, the leading owners from 1951 to 1959 and again in 1962, are back in the limelight after taking a '"backseat" for four seasons. They are now heading the owners' championship table with nine winners one more than another
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      NS TENNIS
      34 23 The Negrl Sembilan closed tennis tournament will be hel<l in r*O weekend* at Seremban on May 20-21 and 27-28 The states open championships will b? held on June 24-25 and July 1-2
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      Johore to form Sports Council
      69 23 The .tnhore State Cultural Officer. Mr. Shukverr Singh, has called fnr a meetine of all pportf. organisations in the Mat* to form a .lohorf Sports Council. The rnPPtitiK will be held next Wedn'sday at. the Youth Training Centre at Scudai. Mr. Shukveer Singh told Timesport
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      Lock icon Hoad agrees to coach British Davis Cup team
      154 23 Hoad agrees to coach British Davis Cup team I TENNIS SYDNEY, Wed. \u.t:.ilian professional tennis star Lew lioad (above) said today he had accepted an invitation to coach Britain's f>avis Cup team. Hoad said he hail been approached by Pat Hughes, a director of Dunlops Ltd and a member ot
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      AAA COURSE
      20 23 The Singapore AAA will hold a course for officials ot the Swiss Cottage Secondary School on Apr. 17-19.
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      EXAMS
      19 23 The Perak AAA will hold examina'ions for officials simultaneously at TaipinK. Ipoh and Teluk Anson on May 14.
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      CLAY'S BOUT IN LAS VEGAS
      47 23 VKW YORK. Wed. It Mas announced here IjM night that Las Vegas would be the venue of Cajtsiiu Clay's world iira\> weight title defence against Floyd Patterson on April 25 three days before the champion ia due to Join the army. Beater.
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      45 left in for 'National'
      347 23 STEEPLECHASING LONDON. Wed rpHERE are 45 final acceptors for Saturday's Grand National at Alntree the world's toughest and bost-known steeplechase. The four mi Irs 856 yards race, over 30 towering fences, will be worth a total of £26.642 In prize money, with the winning owner
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      120 23 f ONDON. Wed. Basil DOlivelra, the South African -born England test cricketer, returned from Capetown yesterday with one aim In mind— to win a place in the MCC side -o tour the West Indies next winter. "I »m thinking no further ahead
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      Lock icon Burnley held
      58 23 f ONDON. Wed. Elntracht FYankfurt and Burnley drew 1-1 In their Inter Cities Fairs Cup quarter final first 1«« match In Frankfurt last night. Result* of football matches played in Britain last night: FndUh Div. 1 West Ham 0 Sheffield United 2. Dlv. S Swansea 0 Bournemouth 1.
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      Gold Cup east zone replays
      73 23 K'lantan will meet Pahansc In the Gold Cup ea«t zone soccer competition replay at the n'w •li-million Sultan Muhammad IV Stadium in Kota Bharu on Apr 14. In the other replays. Parian a will met Trengfanu at Kurntan on Sudnay and Trengganu will meet Kelantan
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      Lawrence faces the challenge
      73 23 TAW RENCE. the Liverpool goalKeeper, dives for the ball when challenged by Spurs inside forwards, Venables and Greaves (right) during the First Division match at White Hart Lane, London. Others In the picture are Yeats, the Liverpool c a p t ain and centre-h a 1
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      Selangor KO tourney in two divisions
      200 23 Selangor KO tourney in two divisions HOCKEY T»HE SELANGOR Hockey Associa- tion will run their knockout competition this year in two divisions because there were not enough entries for a third division. Eight teams, including three League Div. 2 clubs, will comnete In thr knockout senior division, which will beg
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      82 23 Congratulations and Best Wishes on the official opening of STRAITS TRANSPORTATION LTD. Ageatf in Singapore and West Malaysia for ISTHMIAN LINES INC. FLOTTA LAURO LINES STATES MARINE LINES, NEW YORK. From Messrs. EU-LEE LANDING SHIPPING CO. LTD. STEVEDORES P. O. BOX No. 1, Port Swcttenham. TEL: 6266 and 6647. I
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      155 23 Distinguished tiniQktfopors*** iUr Unational I it BBH BATTERY CLOCKS •2& St. Hare are four new models to join the proud. t distinguished range of NATIONAL battfiry *^*^SSaMfc 6>oJ^^W oP»fat«d Clocks Choose from the sleet conH^. jH <§X <m 3 tamporary lines of the BC-307. ths aver popular JaMg H TSK«W>
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    Samfoo air girls
    54 24 POPULAR FASHION SINCE THE EARLY 1910's piYK air hostesses of China Airlines show how the oldfashioned and sensible samfoo can still be an eye-catching outfit It has been popular since the early 1910s. The airline started its maiden flight to Hong Kong, Osaka and Tokyo on April
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    Lock icon Malik asks for better-term loan
    70 24 TOKYO. Wed. The Indonesian Foreign Minister. Mr. Malik has j asked Japan for a lresh longerterm, lower-interest loan to help l Indonesia rehabilitate it.s economy, a Japanese Government spokesmen said today. They said the Indonesian request concerned a USS6O million loan to be repaid over
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    DEATHS
    83 24 M. KRISHNER Kly P»n»ion*r cf B*ntul 1 I I MS] M 4 I ',1 „t 13-U J«l»n !'.,rt Sw.ttrnham Cniii.it. MM 'In LEON o*l LV A FtHiih mournfully triform... d.a'.h of brlovrd father Mr. LNM D Silv.i on I 4.ti? Ihr t»r»I fathrr num could h;iM MRS F S
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    14 injured in hotel blaze
    52 24 KYOTO. Wed— Fourteen people were injured today in a fire that broke out on the seventh floor of a tourist hotel in this ancient cultural capital of Japan. Five Anvricans and a honeymooning Australian couple were among those Injured in the blaze, which hit the
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    LONDON STOCKS
    270 24 LONDON. Wed—Closing middle prices ol selected stocks not including stamp duty were: ronsols 2V< £39 5 16 +1 16 ''undinsi 4', £95 1; 7 16 Nut 3' 2 £55 11 16 +3 16 BANKS bartered 55 6 1 iongkong £8\ 1 16 INSURANCE ;om Un 4b 9 +3
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    RUBBER
    66 24 LONDON. Wed— Spot 16 d.. May 16 4 d.. June 16 15 16d.. July 17 1 16 d., July Sept. 173 16d.. Oct. Dec. 17 9 16d.. Jan. March 17 15 16d.. April June 185.d.. July Sept. 18 11 16 d.. Oct. Dec 18'sd.. Jan. March 19d.. April June
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    TIN
    40 24 LONDON. Wed— Buyers £1209 j (+4U). sellers £1210 i -£li. For- 1 ward buyers £1203 i p. sellers £1203., i p. Settlement 1 203 i— 1 p Turnover a.m. 110 tons p.m. 35 tons. Tone: 1 Steady but quiet.
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    Manila will not have any private deal over Sabah
    335 24 Manila will not have any private deal over Sabah MANILA. Wed. The Foreign Secretary, Mr. Ramos, said today his Government would not recognise any private agreement with Malaysia in settling the Philippine claim to Sabah. reports Reuter. He was commenting on reports that one of the heirs of the Sultan
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    The youth who stole a car...
    63 24 SINGAPORE. Wed— A 16-year-old youth, Abdul Rashld bin Abdul Jabbar, today pleaded guilty In court to stealing a car. valued at 51. 500 belonging to Mrs. A.G. King at Stamford Road last Saturday The judge. Mr Donald Yeo Hock Chwee. ordered a reformative training
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    Varsity's new Vice-Chancellor flies in
    197 24 Varsity's new ViceChancellor flies in KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday. ■JMIK new Vice-chancellor of the University of Malaya, Dr. James Griffiths, arrived here today to lake up his appointment The post has been vacant since the resignation of Sir Alexander Oppenheim in 1965. Dr. Griffiths said his new job would be "quite
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    Britain to sue
    41 24 LONDON. Thurs— The British Government is to sue the American owners of the 61.000-ton tanker Torrey Canyon, which grounded and broke up off England's south-west coast last month, spewing thousands of tons of oil on the English beaches.
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    'Execute Liu now' call in Canton
    308 24 'Execute Liu now' call in Canton OONG KONG, Wed. 11 Red Guards in Canton have proposed a simple solution to restore order in China immediate execution of chief of state Liv Shao-chi and his followers. The English-language tabloid. Star, quoting travellers, said wall posters had appeared in Canton demanding Liu's
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    Lock icon To his new island...
    55 24 AUCKLAND. Wed -An American millionaire Hew over the island of Wae-Wae-loroa and emptied a bottle or champagne over his new 115-acie property in New Zealand's North Island Bay of Islands. It happened yesterday just after William Reynolds, 21. had signed the documents to buy th« island
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