The Straits Times, 5 May 1967

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    24 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 150,000 The Straits Times TIIH Matioiiiil NBwspnpKr Estd. 1845 FRIDAY, MAY 5, 1967 if 15 CENTS KDN. 2578:2590 M.C.(P)2266
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    Lock icon A 'helluva beating'
    757 1 U.S. Marines kill 1,000 Hanoi troops in big battles DANANG, Thursday LT-GEN. Lewis Walt, the U.S. Marines boss in Vietnam, today summed up the battle for Khe Sanh in one terse sentence: "The North Vietnamese took a helluva beating." It wasn't a boast, merely a statement of
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    Moscow to step up aid to Hanoi
    131 1 Moscow to step up aid to Hanoi MOSCOW. Thurs. The Soviet Union has agreed in principle to grant North Vietnam several hundred million dollars worth of aid in 1968. informed sources said today. The agreement was concluded In early April between Russian leaders and the North Vietnamese Premier. Mr. Pham
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    Lock icon 5 held in colour bar protest
    46 1 OXFORD. Thurs— Two clergy- men were among five people rested last night In a demonstration over an Oxford haii-dressing salon .said to be practising a colour bar. The five, charged with threatening behaviour. will appear in court next v-eek. Reuter.
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    Alliance patch-up meeting delayed
    134 1 JESSELTON. Thurs. The reconciliation meeting of the Sabah Alliance scheduled for tonight has been postponed to Wednesday. The postponement was made at the request of USNO. which said they were unable to get together a quorum for tonight's meeting. The Secretary-General of the Alliance here. Inche
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    FOREIGN OFFICE MAN GETS TOP ADB JOB
    257 1 FOREIGN OFFICE MAN GETS TOP ADB JOB 1(1 ALA LUMPUR, Thins. Malaysia's Deputy High Commissioner in London. Mr. Lim Talk (,'lioon, has been appointed executive director of the Asian Development Bank. Mr. Lim is one of five top Foreign Ministry officials involved in a jobswitching operation. The others are: Mi:
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    Lock icon Thai reply to Soviet Note
    52 1 BANGKOK. Thurs— The Soviet Ambassador to Thailand. Mr. Mikhail Vollcov. was called this, morning to the Foreign Affairs Ministry and handed a reply to Soviet charges that Thailand was co-operating with the United States to commit aggression against North Vietnam. The reply was not made
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    US aid to dig wells
    94 1 RAWALPINDI. Thurs The United States has gtWB Pakistan U. S. $176,471 for a plan to piovide safe drinking water in cy-clone-affected areas of East Pakistan. According to an official statement issued last night. 151 deep tube wells will be sunk in the coastal areas of
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    Yen mission
    37 1 TAIPEH. Thurs Nationalist Chinese Vice-President C K. Ten Is scheduled to leave for Washing- ton on Saturday with a mission j to win more U. S. support for the j regime of President Chiang Kaishek—UPl.
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    Bank rate cut again
    85 1 LONDON Thurs—Britain today cut her bank rale, key to Interest levels, by half per cent to H per cent. This was the third such cut since Jan. 26. The new rate compares with a level of five per cent at which It stood until November. 1964.
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    Lock icon Army accused of bullying
    75 1 JAKARTA. Thurs. Youths of West Irian accused the Indone--1 .Man armed forces of bullying the people. It was reported today. The youths. In a letter to the acting President. Gen. Suharto, recently claimed they felt morally depressed by the unwarranted be- havlour of the troops In
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    Oldest man in world dies
    36 1 RECIFE .Brazil.. Thurs Manuel Domingo* Santos, who claimed to be 173 and the oldest man In the world, died yesterday In I th« rlty of Penedo. 100 mile* •outh of Recife
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    Park again -by million votes
    234 1 Park again -by million votes SEOUL, Thu r 8. Former army General Chung Hee Park was today re-elected South Korea's President. He won a landslide victory over hi* old political foe, former President Posun Yun. who lost the last presidential election in 1063 by a mere 156.000 and vigorously campaigned
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    Hunt for Sarikei Reds goes on
    169 1 Hunt for Sarikei Reds goes on I/UCHINCi. Thurs. Operations by security forces against Brm c d Communist terrorists in the Sarikei area of Sarawak's Third Division continued today. But up to tin no official communique! <>n the progress of the operations had been Issued Police today di that on Tuesday
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    Trip near Sabah for Marcos
    40 1 MANILA. Tliiil.s 1 Ferdinand K llarcM I Saturday for a week-long tour of the Southern Philippines, including a \iMt to a remote i I islands near Siibali. a territory which the Philippines is claim--1 nit
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    STOP PRESS
    19 1 21 HOURS CIKIIU KCCHIN Thai lurntT-hour curfew impoied on four extrn ir»« i>f Sarikei di.sU m tomorrow
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      Bombs-on-China charge: No evidence says U.S.
      125 2 Bombs-on-China charge: No evidence says U.S. WASH I NCiTON. Thurs. The State Department said terday it was si ill nivestinulinK :i Cliinete charge thai tmir American airerafi had dropped bombs on part of Southern China on Tuesday to far no evidence had been uncovered t«i (Mib»tantiate the allegation. The department
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      Lock icon Smashed: 'Plot to return to capitalism'
      151 2 Smashed: 'Plot to return to capitalism' I lox. KONGi ihurx. Mmlsl Mi|>|M)rtrr» rluiiu-t-.l hxl.t) in li.nr -.in. oh til .i plu| In IMMN l 1 it pii.tliMu in 4 limn i lurgfil ill) nl .shanghai. A New (Ilia. i .Ni-»!i .\»nu) report iho.hlum by Kuttio 1 .iiiluii MM (liar l«tr>l
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      Lock icon A Mao missile by this year
      455 2 A Mao missile by this year but America is not alarmed WASHINGTON, Thursday r^HINA is giving high priority tc developing weapons and may test a long-range ballistic missile before the end of the year 7 the U.S. Defence Secretary, Mr. Robert McNamara, said in testimony published yesterday. Appearing before a
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      Swedish bank theft
      47 2 STOCKHOLM. Thurs. Thieves stole almost eight million crown* (US»I 6 million; from a hank in the bicgest theft in Sweduh hl«--tory. police said today. Police said the bank a Scandtnauan Bank brach office In the Stockholm suburb of Tumna was entered during the weekend.
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      Lock icon Lodge sworn in
      24 2 WASHINGTON, Thurs. Mr Henry Cabot Loder former U.S. Ambuss idor to South Vietnam. \»a« sworn in yesterday v Ambas-sador-at -Large. UPI.
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      Lock icon LBJ: No request now for more troops
      272 2 LBJ: No request now for more troops WASHINGTON, Thurs. —President Johnson told a Press conference yesterday he had no doubt that his military advisers would recommend the dispatch of more American troops to Vietnam. But he had no recommendations before him about a further build-up, he said. He said both
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      Bonn Minister in Jakarta
      37 2 JAKARTA Thurs The West German Dopu'y Foreign Mir.ls'er. ■it Schue'z. uriv by air laat night for talks with Indonesian leaner* He *in aluo rp»n 'h* M w.f German Embai«y building ir Jaka."a, lUut«f.
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      Toy pirate row: 'Pot calling the kettle black'
      270 2 Toy pirate row: 'Pot calling the kettle black' UONG KONG, Thurs. The toy design row between British and Hong Kong manufacturers reached the charge and countercharge stage tod A leadnisi H toy manufacturer i J British rnmpan;ing Hong K"iic df He said Brit of Hong Konc design piracy "were a
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      Lock icon Quake kills 68 in Celebes
      58 2 JAKARTA. Thure PiVv-rttfit people died and 106 were minred as an earthquake rocked the village oi Poliwali in the South Celebes Dr. A. M. Pasila. Direr'or of th» National Disaster Committee. Mid today About 300nn p*i<p<r hari tr» h» evacuated and the homrs of nvr»
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      £15 mil. orders
      27 2 LONDON Thur*.— The British Aircraft Corporation has announced orders worth £15 million for 12 BAC 111 jetliner* from Amriunn. Argentinian, Philippine and British airline*.
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      Lock icon FOUR MORE MiGs KNOCKED OUT
      164 2 SAIGON. Thursday. 4 MERICAN warplanes have destroyed or heavily damaged at least four North Vietnamese MiO jet fighters parked on an airfield near Hanoi, an American spokesman said today. The spokesman said four flights of Thailand- ha -p<l air force F-105s Thunderchief fighter bombers swooped
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      Found: Bullion theft truck
      42 2 LONDON Thun. Thf truck used in the £800.000 goid bullion robbery on Monday ha.« been found in an abandoned garage. Scotland Yard repnrtrn today There was no trace of 'he 140 gold ingot* taken In the aarini theft.
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      32 2 TUE gAMBOLC fax, foe ueavems «ai^ f^ap- ntJi&T^ V BE QUIET \^T *^*^J f\ U/ANT ID SO> /OH. TUAT BEMINDS AieN to CLeep^^ (of #omctuims else \j -s \^MM TO TELL SOL^jS
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      Lock icon Supersonic world-beater...
      487 3 Supersonic world-beater BEST TOTAL AIRCRAFT WEAPON SYSTEM U.S. HAS DEVELOPED WASHINGTON, lours. TT The controversial supersonic IFX fighterbomber is proving to be thr most ambitious total aircraft weapon system ever d<» eloped by the I nited State*. Navy and Air Force experts told a recent secret oongre>sional hearing. The censored
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      Britain will seek agriculture relief in C-Mart entry talks
      298 3 Britain will seek agriculture relief in C-Mart entry talks I ONDON. Thursday gRITISH Government accepts that the Common Market's agricultural policy has come to stay, the Foreign Secretary, Mr. George Brown, said in London yesterday. Speaking at a two-day conference the day alter Mr. Wilson announced Britain would formally apply
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      Lock icon A sari or nothing at all, says Paco
      159 3 A sari or nothing at all, says Paco NEW YORK, Thurs. A woman is only beautiful, contends Paris designer Paco Rabanne, when she's wearing a sari or nothing at all The 33-year-old Rabanne said on Tuesday: "Everything else is trickery, a lie." But he softened his assertion to laud classic
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      Greek officers seek asylum
      52 3 ISTANBUL, Thurs. Three Greek military ofticers nave crossed into Turkey and asked for political asylum, it was learned today. According to Informed sources, the men include the second in command of the eastern Thrace region, his aide de camp, and another officer. Their names were not
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      Lock icon ANOTHER TRIAL TO COUNTER LORD RUSSELL'S
      155 3 STOCKHOLM, Thurs. The Swedish Committee for a Free Asia said today it would hold a tribunal to counter Lord Russell's "War Crimes" Tribunal here. A spokesman said: "We havp resolved to offer the tribunal the opportunity to hear the evidence of North Vietnamese who
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      Women in black protest march
      33 3 LONDON, Thurs. About 1.000 women wearing black will march through Hyde Park during nine days of mass demonstrations beginning here on June 24 against the war In Vietnam
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      Just fancy that...
      81 3 JJEIRUT. Thur.s. Customers packed a branch ol the Bank of America here loday while embar- d officials told them no cash was available because they could not open the ma:n safr A bawk official said the man responsible tar opening the safe did not have a note
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      Lock icon Britain is urged to renounce nuclear power
      309 3 Britain is urged to renounce nuclear power WASHING TON, Thurs. The former Under-Sccre-tary of state. Mr. George Ball, called on Britain last night to renounce her nuclear power. Such an act. he said, might well be the one measure needed to make possible a permanent nuclear non-proliferation treaty. In a
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      Lock icon Para leader gets new job in shake-up
      237 3 JAKARTA. Thurs. J The Commander of Indonesia's crack paracommando troops, Brig.-Gen. Sarwo Edhie. is to take over the command of the 2nd Military District at Bukit Barisan, North Sumatra. A shake-up of the army leadership was reported today by the official Army newspaper
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      Lock icon Gorilla twins
      27 3 FRANKFURT, Thurs. A 10--vear-olcl Ronlla. I.lakula. W»tTday ca\c birth to twins at Frankfurt Zoo the first time gorilla twins have been born in captivity. -Reuter.
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      397 3 BANDUNG REVUE 1967— STARTS TO-NIGHT Proudly Presents a variety of performances including: FOLK DANCES OF INDONESIA DANCES OF THE VARIOUS INDONESIAN ISLANDS W~^ MELODIOUS f <^ 481 INDONESIAN MUSIC I KERONCHONG El A ANGKLONG K POP SONGS A "~JI M SWINGING I M MODERN NUMBERS I LVJ^ LATEST POPULAR W'
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    SIR band concert
    27 4 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The Singapore Infantry Regiment band will give a public performance at the pek Kio community centre, Cambridge Road, at 8 p.m. tomorrow.
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    Vendor fined $500 for assault
    112 4 Vendor fined $500 for assault SINGAPORE, Thurs— An Icecream vendor. Tan Hau Keng. was fined $500 or two months' Jail by a Magistrate's Court today for assaulting a Public Health Officer, near a night market at Lorong Chuan on Oct. 13 last year Michael Then, a Public Health •sslstant attached
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    Touts, pseudo guides prey on tourists
    636 4 THREAT TO GOOD NAME AS A SHOPPING 'PARADISE' By RODERICK PESTANA SINGAPORE. Thurs. gEVERAL syndicates of unscrupulous touts, who prey on tourists, are threatening to damage Singapore's present good name as an international shopping "paradise". This was brought to light today with the visit
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    Centenary fete in Singapore and KL
    162 4 HARPER GILFILLAN SINGAPORE. Thurs. One of Malaysia's oldest firms. Harper Gllflllan and Co., Ltd. will celebrate its lonth anniversary next week. The centenary celebrations will be held both ln Singapore and Kuala Lumpur, and during the week, longservice employees will be honoured at a
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    Trade dinner
    24 4 SINGAPORE. Thurs— The Singapore Photographic Trade Association will hold it* annual photographic trade dinner tomorrow at thr Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce
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    ONG'S PAT ON BACK for YOUNG ARTISTS
    216 4 SINGAPORE, Thursday. THE Minister for Education, Mr. Ong Pang Boon, A today praised Singapore's child artists "our little ambassadors of art" for playing their part ln projecting the Republic's image to other countries through the language of their art. "Artistic expression is a
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      154 4 nncnKi tang pao yon I UUCUIM wu CRIA CHI -2IIIR. KOH CHOON HSIUNG MIDNIGHT TOMORROW fj QkL^ W Manderin I With Infllth 4 Chin*M lubtitUi 2ND BIG WEEK! Today 2 Shown 3 4 1 p.m. Ro| Kopoor Vylayantimaja Ra|«ndra Kubwob— j Us| RAJ KAPOOR pr«s«t« S CtftTlST fo*</s*e«' ANGAM HINDI
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    Contempt of court case fails: Judge clears Straits Times
    1649 5 Contempt of court case fails: Judge clears Straits Times "Nothing in articles calculated to prejudice fair trial' Minister would have failed in his duty if he had stayed silent, says judge SINGAPORE. Thursday. MR. JUSTICE F.A. Chua ruled, in a judgment in the High Court today, that the Straits Times
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    Resign if you are anti-govt, civil servants told
    251 5 Resign if you are anti-govt, civil servants told IPOH. Thurs- Serving officers who are against Government policy should resign and join other political sroups to oppose the ruling party in a drmocratir manner. They were also urged conduct the msHves In such a manner a.s to bring credit on the
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    Warships sail for S'pore
    36 5 SYDNI n All* ln*y ire* -.ugapoie and thre« with the For East Conimonwea!:h strategic if^nf fleet The\ are tlie aii'ialt HMAS Melbourne, the rial HMAs Supply and the filga:« H.MAS Derwent Rei'er.
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    Head moved
    24 5 SUNGEI PAT.\NI. Thy imar. former headmaster of the bultanah Asma School. Aior Star- r.<u been appointed headmaster of the Gurun Secondary SchooJ.
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      299 5 Straits Times Crossword B I I I I I I I I 1 a^B Ja^B ACROHB the same not giving ut 1 Aaptn replace* attractive, w <&-•> aclmtlouft type (11) Something the shoppar vwild I Mark give* playthings back sm through <5-«). (4> la Old soldier* of a dtiferaatt 10.
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    Court acquits office boy of theft
    202 6 Court acquits office boy of theft W f ALA LUMPUR, 1V Thurs. —An office boy, Sheik Omar bin Sheik Daud, was today acquitted by a Sessions Court of a charge of theft of four envelopes containing letters and in donations to the National Disaster ReUef Fund. lie is alleged to
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    Lock icon BRIGADIER TALKS TO BARTER TRADERS
    75 6 JESSELTON, Thurs.— The new commander of the .'•tli Malaysian Brigade in Tauuu, Brigadier >mil Mohamed, yesterday Ma Tor himself the barter traders at their anchorage point off Sabatik Island. He talked to many of them and asked about their problems. The Brigadier's visit mi to
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    'Why mostly Malays in youth movement' I—quiz
    246 6 'Why mostly Malays in youth movement' I quiz \IALACCA. Thurs. iU Malacca's Chid Minister, Inche Abdul Ghafar bin Baba, today expressed disappointment over the lack of support from Indians and Chinese for the youth movement In the country. 1 Mo.st of the members of youth organLsat.on.s In the country were
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    Malaysia, Indonesia begin trade talks
    256 6 Malaysia, Indonesia begin trade talks KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs JRADE talks between Malaysia and Indonesia started today with a promise from the Malaysian Government to help its neighbour improve her economy through closer co-operation in commerce and industry. The need for such co-operation was particularly emphasised by the leader of the
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    SHOW MUST GO ON, SAYS SICK DANCER DIAR
    150 6 SHOW MUST GO ON, SAYS SICK DANCER DIAR I. OR Miss Diar Madya 1 Rahaju. Hi (above), a member of the Indonesian Armed Forces cultural troupe now towing Malaysia, who is in hospital follow inu a stomach complaint, the show must go on. Miss Diar wa.s admitted to the (ieneral
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    MARA MAY START GOTONG ROYONG HOUSING SCHEME
    234 6 MARA MAY START GOTONG ROYONG HOUSING SCHEME L'UALA LUMPUR. Thurs. Mara is hoping to start a •gotonj? royo n f" (self -help) housing scheme soon with a "revolving" capital of $1 million. The Deputy Prinu- Minister. Tun Abdul Razak. tracing this today after hi monthly briefing with the directors of
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    Smoking on TV? No harm, says the chief
    197 6 Smoking on TV? No harm, says the chief KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Telerision Malaysia doe* not intend to discourage guest personalities appearing in its programmes from smoking. Mr. Ow Khe-ng Law, th« director of TV Malaysia. *aid today: "If >nm«n« feels more comfortable with a pipe in hi* hand. he .should
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    Did you see this crash?
    64 6 SINGAPORE ThUTS. A i molor-cydist Stephen l.:m Sw*>* Hoik. 26. died in the General Hospital on Tuesday night of head and leg injuries received \u a collision with a car on Sunday n;eh- II Tanglin Road, outside 'h* Command Headquarters Eye- wi masses are axked
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    'I EXPECT TO COLLECT MORE THAN $10,000'
    711 7 Ex-detective's disclosure in court... SINGAPORE, Thursday J£ X DETECTIVE police constable, Phang Moh Shin, who alleges th:it he had been improper' Iv dismissed lour years ;i^o, today disclosed in (he Ili^h Court thai he was expecting "to collect much in or c than
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    Lucky draw girl leaves for Land of Rising Sun
    84 7 Lucky draw girl leaves for Land of Rising Sun SINGAPORE. Thun. The first prl/f winner of the recent Slncaporc Chrshiie Home lucky draw. Miss .Juliana Chua sailed for Japan yesterday to enjoy her prize a round trip to the "land of the rMng sun Miss Chua, whose two winning tickets
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    UN aids S'pore multi-million metal centre
    187 7 SINGAPORE, Thursday. THE United Nations is to give an outright grant of $1.2 million towards the establishment of a metal foundry section in the Economic Development Board's proposed multi-million dollar metal industry development centre in River Valley Road This was disclosed by Mr. Duvifi
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    Three are granted divorce
    140 7 SINGAPORE. Thurs— The Legal Aid Bureau through Mr. S. Rajendran today assisted three applicants in their divorce petitions before Mr. Justice Tan Ah Tah In the High Court. All were granted orders of decree nisi to be made absolute after three months. Divorce No. 1: Clara
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    DEGREES FOR 449 NANTAH GRADUANDS
    54 7 SINGAPORE. Thurs. A total of 449 graduands of Nanyang University 19 fewer than last year will receive their degrees from the acting Vice-Chancellor. Dr. Huang Ylng-Jung. at its eighth convocation on May 20 at the National Theatre. Some 400 guests, including Ministers, have been invited
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    Tan to start off the BB big walk
    110 7 SINGAPORE, Thurs. The president of the Singapore's Boys' Brigade, Mr. Tan Boon Chiang, who is also president of the Industrial Arbitration Court, will start off the Boys Brigade Big Walk '67 at the Anglo- Chinese School fiold. Barker i Road, at 7
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    Defence asks for principal's statements to police
    506 7 Defence asks for principal's statements to police SINGAPORE, Thurs. Defence counsel, Mr. T.T. Rajah, applied to the Second District Court today for four statements made to the police by a Chinese school principal, who alleges that he had been assaulted by students of his school. The Judge. Mr. Donald Yeo
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    THAI GOVT MISSION FOR SPORE
    68 7 THAI GOVT MISSION FOR SPORE SINGAPORE. Thurs. A 24-man team of senior Thai Government officials will arrive In Singapore next Wednesday to begin a three day study of the Republic's political, economic and social situation. They are members of the Thai National Defence College, and are on a factflndlng tour
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    AEB to conduct commercial classes
    79 7 AEB to conduct commercial classes 81NGAPORE, Thurs. The Adult Education Board Is to conduct commercial classes at the Anglo-Chinese Primary Sclkiol centre in Coleman Street. Courses to be conducted are: Commercial English, commerce and finance, book-keeping, accounting, snorthand i beginners and speed), economics, commercial and company law, secretarial practice, costing
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    Books gift from Arya Samaj
    60 7 SINGAPORE. Thuni. The president of the Arya Samaj In Ritißapore. Sri Durga Days Suchdev. will present 76 book* on Indian religions, culture, philosophy and history, to the National Library at a special ceremony kt 11am. tomorrow Th? bookx. all in the English language, will be
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENT 20 Words $15 (Minimum)
    30 8 ACKNOWLEDGMENT 20 Words $15 (Minimum) THE FAMILY OF the late Mr. Taa Bng sin thanks all relative* and friend* for wreaths, gifts, condolence* i« "<nr. and attendance at his funeral
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    7 8 Friday, May 5, 1967.
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    A Sounder Footing
    793 8 If securing better prices for I padi growers were all that was expected of the Federal Agricultural Marketing AuthI ority, there would be no gainsaying that Fama. which went into business in Selangor on April 1, has got off to a most auspicious start. The farmers of
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    Birth and Death
    343 8 It i s an odd fact that the World Health Organisation has not had a single request from any of its 128 members lor advice on birth control. There are other international organisations in this field, of course, and it was not until a year ago that
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    A Lesson
    114 8 The Government is reacting with appropriate vigour to the murder by a terrorist gang in the Sarikei District of Sarawak's Third Division of a recanted Communist and a \illage headman. Rewards have been posted for information and the Security Force? are in hot pursuit. Sarawak political leaders of
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    The political hurdles to speedy relief
    1167 8  -  MAZLAN NORDIN ORDEAL BY FLOOD A further report on the present condition* In flood devastated areas of Kelantan by There is even a threat of starvation THE flood relief programme in Kelantan is hampered by political rivalry between the Alliance and the PMIP. There
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      The misfortune of having to cross by ferry
      142 8 A YEAR or two ago after complaints in the press a third pontoon was added to the ferries at Endau and the ferry at Kuala Belangor Improved. Having had the misfortune last week to use both these ferries It 1* fair to
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      'Sportsmen
      103 8 W HATEVER v happ«nTT Inn to Sport? Team after team goes ov 'rseas, II b«aten and comes back full of excuses. It was too hot. or too cold or the food wasn't right. The only recent exception to this was Tan Alk Huang who on being beaten by Kops.
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      Citizenship certificates
      126 8 I REFER to the com- plaint by Inche H. K. Lee of Ipoh (S.T. May 3) regarding the citizenship status of his children. If he would communicate with me giving the following details, It would enable me to Investigate and enlighten him on the matter: The full name
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      135 8 WITH reference to the TT letter "Where One Man Must Do The Work Of Eight" (ST. April 28). I must point out that Mr. Goh Tin Kay was evidently not aware that April 18 was a public holiday as a sign of respect to the late Yang dl-Pertuan Besar
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    Airline chief denies takeover bid
    174 9 Airline chief denies takeover bid I£UALA LUMPUR. Thurs. The executive vicepresident of Japan Air Lines. Mr. Teruo Godo. dismissed as "newspaper speculation" reports that JAL would buy out the BOAC and Qantar. shares in Malaysia Singapore Airlines. Speaking at a Press luncheon, he added: "I could only Imagine that ihi.s
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    Father's quit jungle plea to top Malay Red
    343 9 Father's quit jungle plea to top Malay Red KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs THE 85-year-old father of top Malay Communist, Abdullah CD., today appealed to his son to quit the jungle. "Please return to the righteous path. I want to spend my remaining days with you,"' he said. Inrhe Anjang bin Abdullah
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    Two-day police and military exercise
    81 9 Two-day police and military exercise IfITALA MMPIR. Thurs. A joint police-mili-tary oublir order UCVCIM will be held in various parts of West Malaysia from 8 a.m. on Saturday to 4 p.m. on Sunday. The exercise is designed to test various UMdl <»f police duties and 10-or-dinution between the police, military
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    First flight covers
    62 9 First flight covers BINGAPORE. Thurs.— To commemorate the first scheduled flights to Taipeh and Perth, MalaysiaSingapore Airlines issued a set of eight first flight covers. The covers were carried on the first Stiver Kris flights to Tnipeh on April 1 and to Perth. West Australia, on April 4. and are
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    Sultan to visit Recce Corps
    58 9 KIAI A I.I'MPUR. Thurs.— The Bulu-i of Kedah. Colonel-in-Chief of the MalavMnn Reconnaissance Corps, and the Sultanah will \isit the 2nd Recce camp at Mentalcal* on Saturday. While the Sultan win see demonstrations of jungle warfare training and activities of mortar troopv. the Sultanah will
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    Language pass a 'must' for Johore govt jobs?
    172 9 JOHORE BAHRU, Thurs rpHE Johore State Government is considering imposing a pass in the national language as a pre-re-quisite for future government posts. It is also considering making it necessary for government officers to pass the national language belore they are upgraded.
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    Arts, science exhibition
    55 9 PENANG. Thurs. The Chief Education Officer. Mr. Ong Teng Keong. will open the Free School's arts and science exhibition at 4 p.m. tomorrow. Four schools the Free School. St. George's Girls' School. Methodist Boys' School and St. Xavier's Institution will take part in an inter-school science quiz
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    Taiping CO. promoted
    58 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs.— The former commanding officer of the 2nd Ordnance Maintenance Park In Taiping. Lt.-Col. C. Durairam. has been appointed commander of the Malaysian Ordnance Corp*, at I HQ Land Forces, East Malaysia. Kedah-born Lt-Col. Durairaju. I 3 was the first Malaysian officer in the Ordnance
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    Mr. Pahang
    31 9 KUANTAN. Thurs. The Rotary Club here will hold a Mr Pahang" contest at the Town Hall her* on May 20 to raise funds for the club's community development projects.
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    THE TIDES
    105 9 1OO.IV: sedili KechU 6.45 a.m. (4.9ft i 7.19 p.m. <6.4fti; Singapore 8.16 a.m. t 6.9ft) 921 Pm. 1 7 3ft>, Port Dicfcson 4.24 i. 1 6.6 ft) 426 p.m. (7.4 ft i. Port Sweuenham 3.01 a.m. (12 I ft i 3.24 pm. 1 13.9 ft >; Penang 11
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    Workers for Sabah: Married men preferred
    166 9 Workers for Sabah: Married men preferred JESSELTON. Thurs. The I Malaysian Migration Fund Board prefers married men in its choice of workers for Sabah. This was stated by the acting Permanent Secretary to the Ministry of Labour. Mr. K. Padmanabhan, who arrived here today for a meeting with local officials
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    More to join Peace Corps
    41 9 JESSELTON. Thurs. More American Peace Corps workers are scheduled to arrive In Sabah next month. The Deputy Director of th» Peace Corps here Mr. Clement Lapp, said that the fresh batch would consist of 32 volunteers
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    'Send tax returns in time' warning by judge
    263 9 'Send tax returns in time' warning by judge KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday. JUSTICE Raja Azlan Shah today warned the public to submit their income tax returns to the Income Tax Department in time or face severe penalties. He gave the warning when he enhanced a fine on two company partners from
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    BRITISH ARMY TO PROBE PLANE WRECKAGE
    175 9 CINGAPORE. Thurs. A 13 British Army mveMiea'ing team is now awaiting clearance from Thai authorities befor° flying to .vnuthern Thailand to identify the recently-discover-ed wreckage of a piano believed to be an Auster aircraft which vanished five years ago. The piano. w th the
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    Double cropping
    21 9 KANOAR. Thurs. Doubl»croppine [g to be introdurrd in 234 relones of padi land In Padanc Pauh Selat^n this month.
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    THE ARTFUL DODGERS OF THAT $3.50 TOLL
    110 9 MI'AR, Thurs. Drivers of vans and trucks using the Sultan Ismail Bridge here have devised a very simple dodge to aviod paying that $3 50 toll. They pay only $150 (the rate for cars) by lowering the pressure in their tyres so that
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    VIP's for plant opening
    310 10 MATSUSHITA FACTORY TO BE OFFICALLY OPENED BY MINISTER NEXT WEEK TIIK Malaysian Minister of Commerce and Industry, Dr. Lim Swee Ann, will declare open the Matsushita Electric Co. (Malaysia) Ltd. factory at Batu Tiga on May 11. Among those attending will be Mr. A. Takahashi, chairman
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    'Malaysians realise value of photography'
    126 10 'Malaysians realise value of photography' •'T'HROUOHOUT Malaysia. more people every day are recognising the valuable role of photography In education, business, medicine, printing, and many other essential fields." Mr. Anthony Frothingham. a visiting Kodak executive, commented. Mr. Prothmgham. assistant general manager of the Eastman Kodak company's international markets division in
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    OCMMERCIAL NEWS and VIEWS
    502 10 OCMMERCIAL NEWS and VIEWS ]VfK. Hilton S. Clarke (above) until recently the principal of the Bank of England's Discount Office, will *hortlt be joining the hoard of The Guthrie Corporation. after concluding forts years' service with the Kank. He is planning to ~|miul part of the usual three months' rest
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    Caltex manager on course in the U.S.A.
    129 10 Caltex manager on course in the U.S.A. rE personnel manager of Caltex Oil Malaysia Ltd., Mr. Richard Png, recently left for New York to attend a development conference organised by Caltex. Following this. Mr. Png will be engaged in a training assignment to observe the functioning of the personnel relations
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    Volkswagen's record profit
    92 10 Volkswagen. Europe's biggest motorcar manufacturer, chalked up a record profit of 500 million marks (about £41 million) last year, according to the company's annual report. Profits per .sh;ire rose from 50 marks <£4> in 1965 to 63 mark.-, (£5' 2 last year, the report said. Overall production
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    Lufthansa offer fare reduction
    115 10 T UFTHANSA German AirLi lines will offer a 25 per cent fare reduction to all Singapore and Malaysian students between the ages of 12 and 21, for all routes within Germany. This was announced by Mr. A. vom Hofe, the airlines manager for Singapore. Malaysia and
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    Bakeries here use obsolete methods
    164 10 MOST bakeries In Malaysia are using obsolete manual methods of breadproduction. Mr. Toshlald Shlral. an expert on breadbaking machines said. Mr. Shlral who Is on a sales promotion tour around the world, represents the Internationally well-known manufacturer. Oshikrl Machine Works Co.. Tokyo. He said that
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    U.K. CARPET FIRM EXPORT SALES MANAGER HERE
    277 10 U.K. CARPET FIRM EXPORT SALES MANAGER HERE SIX months after a successful world-wide tour which included the Far East, Mr. Marinus den Dekker, export sales manager of the British carpet firm of Kosset, is returning to Malaysia and Singapore to keep in touch with the market for their established lines
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    After sales service essential
    104 10 After sales service essential Mr C.S Connolly, marketing manager of Carrier International Ltd who recently spent a week in Singapore and Malaysia .spekr of the need for Rood and efficient after tales: service for any company wanting to dominate a particular mnrket. Mr Connolly said. "We live today in a
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    New East Asiatic vessel launched
    133 10 THE picture (above) shows thr A limed a, new addition to the Fast Asiatic Company Lines fleet which Mr. T. Smith Jensen, manager, Shippine division of F.AC in Singapore announced has been launched in Denmark. Alameda Is nf 11.900 tons doadwri^ht. Her cargo spacr comprise*
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      126 10 Thermistor being mserted in small motor winding BROOK THERMOT THERMISTOR UNITS Complete Motor Winding Protection against over- temperature built-in for life. The Thermistor protection developed by BROOK works on the principle of a sudden increase in resistance at Q oc*ihi*c Or oonocrous tempc ro t u re cousino the ni
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    SABAH ROW CONSULGENERAL IS BACK IN SPORE
    199 11 SABAH ROW CONSULGENERAL IS BACK IN SPORE SINGAPORE. Thurs. The Philippine Consul-General here, Mr. Mariano Logarta. who was recalled to Manila a month ago for consultations following Malaysian objections to a statement he made on the Sabah elections, has resumed his duties. Mr l.nsaru. who flew hack on Monday, said
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    SHOT BOY, 15, DIES
    74 11 A LOR STAR. Thur.v JaJ\ mil bin lla.-him. 15, who was accidentally -hut with a rifle at the police barracks in Simpang Ampat. Perils, on Tuesday afternoon died in hospital last nisht. Jamil. >on ut a police conStable, was shot on ihe <•he.it as he was
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    Reds will never succeed: Senu
    178 11 ALOR STAR, Thur» r PHE Minister of Information and Broadcasting, 1 Inche Senu bin Abdul Rahman, said today that the Communists would never get a foothold in Malaysia because this country was "getting prosperous day by day." "The Communbts can only carry out subversive activities
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    Senator due
    30 11 WASHINGTON. Thur.v Senator Clifford Ca&e 'Republican* New Jer.spy will leave tomorrow on a study mission to South-Ea.M Asia which will take him to Jakarta and Singapore —A. P
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    ON WAY TO PALACE
    60 11 /\N hi* way to I In- Istan* Negara. Kuala Lumpur, to present his credential* to the Vane di-Pertuan \:iins is the new Indian Muli Commissioner, Mr. Mohamed Attaur Rahman, seen with the Chief Protocol Officer. Inche Abdul Rahman bin Jalal. Mr. Rahman succeeds Mr M. K
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    Singapore 'centre of pepper smuggling'
    79 11 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The .smuggling of white pepper from Bangka. an Indonesian island off south Sumatra ta at present centred at Singapore. Radio Jakarta said today. The broadcast, monitored in Singapore, said this was announced by the head of the Bangka Attorney's office in a statement
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    $135,469 excess bill by firm: Probe still on
    134 11 $135,469 excess bill by firm: Probe still on LI AI.A 1.1.UPl R. ihurv Investigations ut still being carried on by ilu- National Lift Irmly Board and the Public \Vork> Department into Ihe IIJMII excess bill submitted by a firm of Hectrhal consultant for installations in a Kuantan schools romnlex. A
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    Customs shock for Customs visitors
    223 11  - Customs shock for Customs visitors MANSOOR RAHMAN By KUALA LUMPUR. Thursday. THE South Vietnam Customs football team, led by their Director- General. Mr. Nguyen Van Loc. had a shock when they landed at Subang Airport this morning they were made to pay duty on presents they had brought with them.
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    147 14 MELBOURNE- Thurs RNULsmiAijS were steady. Moves were narrow »nd (alls Mißhtly shaded rises. Ml. 1.-a dropped 21 eenta to $352 alter no IncrMM in interim anci e\pect»tiuns of 20.000 ton.-. Western Mimnt mo\ea up 36 Mali i« $11.40. Other base metaU and oik were variable Today* i losing
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    249 14 MAY fit lit (trade robber f.o.b. buyers cloved at S p.m. in Kuala Lumpur and Singapore yesterday at 36?» cents per Ib. lup a quarter of a cent on I Wednesday's closing level (or the portion. The tone was very quirt. RAS and M.R.I, cloning prices In cents
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    CLOSING PRICES
    27 14 May 4. RUBBER PRICE: 56) cents (up a quarter of a cent) TIN: St.iri (up 37} cents). Kstimated unnlTui.-il oflerinc was '.'<:•> tons (up 10 tons).
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    30 14 OVoVs ""fterdaV"" h7 ar u"». '"o^Mar .led at S 734 for T.T. and jl-'i caih. Stirling (M quotM at 16 Ou and ant tat' «f K*ld at -M
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    ACTIVITY FLARES UP IN GAMMON SHARES AGAIN
    917 14 From Our Market Correspondent AVBI quirt Stock Kxchange MM relieved yesterday by spate of activity in Gammon which had a turnover of 99.000 .shares on a ready basis and 37.000 in delayed transactions. The activity was set off by rumours circulating in the
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    29 14 >laU>dii Sl.uk laatliect Ma] Naj t Industrial*: H9.36 lnrv.'i, Properties: 109.38 ■Mininsv 1M.71 IM..VS s nilibno: Ml.bK llli.K Hi ;n, l!»tj. a inn l>r< in. I'ii.i, IMI.
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    Straits tin up 37½Ø on strong demand
    466 14 rE Straits tin price appreciated 37 tents in Penani: yesterday to StiO'J uith stroii!; demand reported, particular^ from the U.S.A. on a turnov. i increased by 10 tons to 2:J3 tons. The tone was given as firm In London on Wednesday afternoon the
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    40 14 I Mii.tst p.ort.n. |him«|i lm«a- potir noon pricit ptr (icul vullf. day Cccnnnl Ml: I P-r> ***** l..i:t.ini;< h irk lIU7| ,TI >»•% NLWI ASIA SI li MltaH (100% r.i.w, culron pritti •1ruB» IN. The tone «ai qunt. price*
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    52 14 '|'M£ Auoctjtton o1 Banks In Mnay- »m mai. t(: lt» ralea nta >i-«t«;rdky (all rate* to SllKli Unitid MatMl Buvinx TT m, alrmiiil ni' J3i credit bills. HI trad* Mill. Selling TT or 00 rtady: Unttid Stii:, HI; Wtit Citirun, tMi Ncthetland, 11T1. Iwiticrland 14U|; Francs lhiii mid
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    SHARE BUSINESS DONE
    1200 15 »l lINIM in and reported to the Singapore and Koala I umpur trading rooms of the Stork Exchange yesterday with thr number of shares traded In brackets are: INDUSTRIALS* Otntral lu|in i«2 000) SltT D. (4.000) *I.M O. HOOO) $1«S, (21.000) »1.88; C.C.M. .1.000) 11. M. P.
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    SHIPS IN PORTS
    166 15 SHIPS lyin. ■lan.tidt th* tmss>*r« Mi'bour wharvM »r txpMtMl todiy art: Benvall* 1/2. W«rra*t*lo Hit, centaur S 9 MsrOD 13/14. PtlModar IS/IS, Mlzukawa Kara 10. katonc 21/22, Llvenza 23/24. Klmanli 23/28, TJlllwoa< 27 Benvorllch 31/32. Btfidoru 33 34 Pemhrokesnir* 3A/M. Mikual Man 40/41. Arthur Murik 42/43, Ceylon
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      447 15 I »a»l AUCTION SALE OF NOTICE Valuable Singapore Properties JOHN YEO LEE YEO. Sales To r* held at Vur Salesroom Representative. Singapore A No. 104. Market Street, Singapore. 1 1 r Sl ned as of 3Oth on T«e«d*T. 9th May IM7; A P^- and is therefore not at 130 D.m.
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      1538 15 PUBLIC APPOINTMENT PUBLIC APPOINTMENT UNIVERSITY OF MALAYA PUBLIC APPOINTMENT Colombo Plan Training Scheme PUBLIC UTILITIES BOARD, In Adult Education and An r duration of the Deaf Dumb SINGAPORE Applications are Invited from GENERAL MANAGER'S DE- Malaysian citizens who hold a PARTMENT: Requires STENOgooti Honours Degree iwlth Dip. GRAPHERS in salary
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      1318 15 TENDERS TENDERS PUBLIC UTILITIES BOARD, SINGAPORE TENDERS ELECTRICITY DEPARTMENT: (Room 229. 2nd Floor. City Hall). (a> Supply of 900 Pieces Underground Horizontal Straight j Through Joint Boxes (4 Items). Tender Deposit $250.-. Close at 2.15 p.m on 24.5.67. (b> Supply of 500 Sets Twin 40 Watts Fluorescent Street Lighting Lanterns
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      639 15 NOTICE OF SALE BY TENDER Tenders will be received by the undersigned on behalf of the owner* Ooi Benc Hock. Ooi Tai Ton* and Oni Rene Hnck snd Ooi Ouan Hock the administrators of the Estate of Tan Kirn Looi aiuu Tai. Ah Looi deceased Inr the purchase of the
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    Our Hero in dashing form on soft track
    511 16 Racing with Epsom Jeep QUR HERO, worked by Keith Moxham, showed sparkling form on a soft track at Kuala Lumpur yesterday morning when he finished his workout with a sharp 2f sprint in 24 4/5. Our Hero did not accept in last
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    Brandon's poor show: Vet probe ordered
    239 16 Brandon's poor show: Vet probe ordered STIPES REPORT T^HE Stipendiary Steward's report on Wednesday's racing at Kuala Lumpur: X.UK 1: Near the 4f fcscort (Khamisl brushed the running rail. KACK Si App. Na«ari (Fashionable i »*s inconvenieared for some distance from the 3f when unable to seethrough his goggles being
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    NEW YORK UNION CHAMPIONS CLAY
    242 16 NEW YORK UNION CHAMPIONS CLAY PEOPLE BOXING Htm York. Ihura. —The New Yoik Ci\J I Liberties L'tiion toa.iy criticised the New York State Aih--1 letii Commission for stripping Ca.ssius Clay of hi* heavyweight boxing title The Union charged the ComnilsMon was acting on the bails of Clays political and social
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    252 TO RACE AT BUKIT TIMAH
    1030 16 A TOTAL of 252 horses 104 Class 2. 90 Class 5 and 58 Class 6 has been entered for the four-day Singapore Turf Club's May meeting at Bukit Timah on May 13. 14. 20 and 21. Entries are: Pwilt Shah Tarza n II x
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      2188 16 NOTICES PROBATE AND ADMINISTRATION Pe»ak» Wong Yoke Chun. mendiang Ml PERSONS having claims against the estate of the abovenamed deceased mo dieci at Petaling Java Ml 7th December lPt>6. are required lo submit their iaims in writ me to the undersigned not later than 29th June 1967 aticr which the
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      491 16 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS TEACHERS' PROVIDENT FUND Applications are invited from Malaysian Citizens for the following appointments: V Accountant $800 A3O- SHIHJ Efficiency Bar $1250 A5O $1700 i .'II in Are: Between 25-40 veais Qiialinr»tlan«: Malaysian Asinrtation of Certified Public Accountants 'b» Institute of Chartered Accountants of Scotland ie) Institute of Cnartered
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      All set for kick-off
      393 17  -  MANSOOR RAHMAN VIETNAMESE CHAMPS FLY IN TO MEET SELANGOR IN NEW SOCCER SERIES i* EVERYTHING'S ready for the big kick-off in the Asian Football Confederation's new competition for champion teams at Merdeka Stadium tomorrow (8 p.m.). Thf South Vietnam Customs, champions from South Vietnam, who arrived
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      Sharin top seeded in hardcourt tournament
      162 17 TENNIS SINOAPORE ?rw court champion Shunn Osman is top seeded to me#t T I Kirn in the final of the Singapore hardcourt tennis championships which atart tomorrow. The championships will bit held simultaneously at the Tanglin Club and Tyersall Park courts tomorrow and onSunday
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      10-0 beating
      49 17 Scoring fiv<> goals In each half. Malacca High School OBA 'A' beat 4th Bn. Royal Australian Reclment 10-0 on the Malacca Club cround yesterday to enter the Malacca knockout hockey final. Ken Hock Sen? (4) Pnbin Ooh. Ka'hipessn Nair. and Yang Slow M*ng. scored f uo each.
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      S'GOR TO USE NEW TRACK FOR NEW MEET
      329 17  - S'GOR TO USE NEW TRACK FOR NEW MEET Tony Francis ATHLETICS By T^HE new bitumen x track at the Kampong Pandan Youth Centre will be used for the first time in a competition when the Selangor Amateur Athletic Association hold their junior cham plonships on June 18. The track the
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      FAVOURITE SIA GETS JUNIOR TITLE
      302 17 /'MMBIMH SCHOOLS' Sia Soon Seng. 17. as expected became thi* year's Singapore junior table tennis champion whtn he won the final against Wong Phuay Chin by 21-23. 21-14. 21-17. 31-13. An hour after his success* he beat Ho Kirn Choo 31-14, 21-15. 21-19 to enter
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      D'Oliveira hammers 174 off Indians
      242 17 D'Oliveira hammers 174 off Indians LONDON, Thurs Basil DOUveria, England's allrounder, hit 174 not out. hts highest first clsas total and the 13th century of his career, for Worcestershire against the Indians, who opened their cricket tour of England at Worcester yesterday. DOUveria took Worcestershire to a powerful 335 for
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      Kedah's Cup line-up
      69 17 KEDAH will take no chances against Perils In their Malaysia Cup match at Stadium Dsrulaman. Alor Star, today (kick off 7.30 P.m.). Kedah will be fielding the name team that drew 1-1 with Armeri Force* on Apr. 22 Kedah's line-up: Sect Peng Chiang. Sze.toh Kirn Pnh. Bahwandi.
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      Lock icon Successful end to title chase...
      48 17 Successful end to title chase PAUL FUJI, the new world junior welterweight zing champion, corners Sandro Lopopolo of Italy to hammer him down for a knockout to wrest the title. Lopopolo's manager. Steve Klaus, was walking to throw In the towel when the knock down came. UPI. photo.
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      Boycott threat if Olympics ban on S. Africa is lifted
      292 17 Boycott threat if Olympics ban on S. Africa is lifted TTBHERAN, Thure. PoujX teen African states yesterday called on national Olympic committees and the executive of the International Olympic Committee to reject 6outh Africa's request to be admitted to the 1968 Olympic Qames at Mexico City. The demand was made
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      HENDERSON IS RANGERS HERO
      270 17 kONDON. Thurs A GOAL by international winger Willie Henderson in the 33rd minute took Glasgow Rangers into the final of the European Cup Winners soccer Cup last night when they beat Slavia Sofia f their semi-final at Glas- 1-0 in the second leg 01 gow. Rangers
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      57 17 CVCUNO Army Cl 10 mile lime trial fSporei: 1 R Sukarl (22 26.0) 2 A Pearson 3 a Bunting HOTKEY L Perak ko wmi-tinil <T Anson i r>m- RC f> Assumption Sen 0 SOCCER ipnh Dit t: Tamil Ygttert 4 Menglrabu SO 3 IMv. I 3 MIB 1 Kin'-a
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      73 17 GOOD HEALTH HERE S WHY! Seletaris has been bottled at nature's Fountain of Health at Seletar. Seletaris comes fresh from the richness of the earth and has a formula comparing favourably with the waters from the most active mineral spas in the world. To alleviate digestive disorders and that "Morning
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      78 17 SIX < XX Malaysia tup: Kertnti Reme ipadang) v Perils i Stadium DaruUman TABLE TENNIS Stwre «emcr A Star. 7 3opm). KelanUn v championships cMountbatten Trengganu <K Bhsru> CC. 7 p.m.) HOCKEV— Women'* quad: Bfor W ATERPOLO Friendly: RAF v Negrl (4 p.m>; Malices v Changi v Penang SC— RAAF
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    First six charged with call-up dodging
    145 18 First six charged with call-up dodging SINGAPORE, Thurs— Six youths wrre charged in s BMfMrate's court today with failing to register fur national ser\ ice the first prosecutions under the National Service Ordinance Tun of them. Ten Ken; Nh.ilt and I .in (hin Hock pleaded guilty. Thej irer« timed SSM
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    President to open Salon of Photography
    144 18 SINGAPORE. Thurs.—President Yusof bin Ishak will officially open the 18th Singapore International Salon of Photography, orcanisrd by thr Photographic Society of Singapore, on Saturday, at 4 p.m. at the National Library auditorium. This year's International Salon attracted a totaj of J.'itit prints and slides
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    LIM TO VISIT 3 JURONG FACTORIES
    98 18 SINGAPORE, Thurs. The Minister for Finance, Mr. Lim Kim San will visit three factories in Jurong tomorrow Pla.^bon <M> Ltd., Merrymay Industries Ltd. and Bhadelia Industries. Tlie.se lactories have a total authorised capital of $4 million and a total paid-up capital of $1.8 milion
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    Arbitration
    42 18 SINGAPORE. Thurs— Hearing has been fixed in the Second Industrial Arbitration Court tomorrow on a dispute between the Singapore Manual and Mercantile Workers Union and the Hin Moh Shipping Company over the dismissal of the crew of the tugboat Bianca 1.
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    S'pore will act against ALL overloaded lorries
    135 18 CINGAPORE. Thurs. Police today said they would continue to take action not only against overloaded timber lorries, but against all overloaded lorries. "We will continue to enforce the law as it stands." said the Police Secretary. Mr. V. Rajagopal. He was commenting on
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    STRIKE CASE —FINAL SUBMISSIONS
    109 18 STRIKE CASE —FINAL SUBMISSIONS SINGAPORE. Thurs— The defence counsel in the cleansing strike case. Mr. David Marshall, today closed his case in the Third District Court. K. Suppiah. president of the de-reglstered Public Daily-Rated Employees' Unions Federation. ls charged with instigating the Feb. 1 cleansing strike, while P. P. Nathan,
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    Lock icon Elvis weds
    50 18 CINGER Elvis Presley and bride, former Ann Beaulieu, after their wedding at Alladin Hotel, Las Vegas, last Monday. It was Presley's first marriage and it was witnessed by 14 guests. He first met his bride in Germany while he was serving in the army in 1959. UPI picture.
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    SINGAPORE NAVAL FORCE GETS NEW FLAG
    108 18 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Ships of the Singapore Naval Force will fly their new White Ensign from 5.55 p.m. tomorrow. In a ceremony to be held on the RSS Singapura in Telok Ayer Basin, the Blue Ensign will be lowered for the last time and the
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    2 COURSES ON OFFSET PRINTING
    114 18 2 COURSES ON OFFSET PRINTING SINGAPORE. Than. A firm dealing in photographic equipment. Maclaine Watson (Imports i Limited, will be sponsoring two courses on off-set photography to Singaporeans, who are beginning to work in off-set departments In local printing companies. The courses, one in Cantonese and the other in English,
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    LONDON STOCKS
    332 18 LONDON, Thurs. The halfpoint U.K. bank rate reduction was largely discounted by the London stock market and prices showed little material change. At the close, overnight levels were generally maintained alter initial softness. It was felt, however, that the undertone was firm and some < professionals were already
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    RUBBER
    66 18 LONDON, Thurs— Spot 16 T .d.. June 16 T ,d July 17d, Aug. 17'» d.. July Sept. 17'» d.. Oct Dec. 17 7 lfid Jan March 17 11 16 d.. April Ju-.e 18d... July Sept 18> 4 d.. Ort Dec. 18 7 16d., Jan. March 18 \d. April June
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    TIN
    32 18 LONDON. Thurs— Buyers £1209 <— £li. sellers £1210 £3> Forward buyers £1204 unchanged i. sellers. £1205 (unchanged). Settlement £1210 i— £2 > Turnover am 7j tons pm 20 tons. Tone: Steady but quiet
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    Lock icon U.S. accused of wilful attacks on civilians
    333 18 U.S. accused of wilful attacks on civilians STOCKHOLM, Thursday. AN American professor today accused the United States of wilful and systematic attacks on North Vietnam's civilian population. Prof. J. B. Neilands, a biochemistry lecturer at the University of California, Berkeley, told Bertrand Russel's Vietnam "war crimes tribunal" here: '•Attacks are
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    Lock icon Guineas double for Murless
    98 18 London. Tbun Www i im tiainet- Noel Muile.v> and Australian champion jockey George Moore brought oil a magnUiceiH Guinea, double when tlie English filly Fleet won the 1.000 Guineas" classic over 8f at Newmarket today. Yesterday Murless saddled Royal Palace with Moore up to win the
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    Lock icon Taxes on ten-pins now in Thailand
    56 18 Taxes on ten-pins now in Thailand BANGKOK. Than. Bowline alleys will be required to pay entertainment tax. the Thai Finance Minister Mr. Serm Vinitchaikul. said today. He said the matter Vas discussed by the Revenue Department. which decided that bowline sMsjl are places si entertainment Bowling alleys will be asked
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    38 18 JAKARTA, Thurs— West German Deputy Foreign Minister Mr. Kluas Schuetz arrived here by air last night for talks with Indonesian leaders He will also open the new nine-Moreyed West German Embassy building in Downtown Jakarta —Reuter.
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    Lock icon Exporters to Indonesia cancel orders
    167 18 Exporters to Indonesia cancel orders JAKARTA. Thurs. J Many businessmen in Hon^ Kon^. Singapore and Bangkok have cancelled thnr exports to Indon as a result ol last month's anti-Chinese riots here. The indoiii chairman of the Broth< i ol Asian Tradr I Darul Marpaung who returned here alter Of SoutU-e.i-t
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    DEATHS
    64 18 STEVEN TAN SIAH LUANG Cor tege Iravr* Singapore i Saturday 6 K.IM7 for Saints Peter lot Paul Church and Bldadarl. ONC KEE HOCK 7< puiN away pran-fulK I Bf betilivl hl» beloved if<-. Hn*r.ii Ml irom Singapore Casket to Mt Vernon Crematorium. R. NADCtON. poMtnaster. Muar ay puddenlv on
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      256 18 I Ute CLASSIFIEDS If Hor*. 11l iWllWj B more and more STUDENTS ARE NOW ENROLLING WITH M.C.C. A CLEAR PROOF OF THE EFFICACY OF ITS FAMOUS COURSES DON'T DELAY ENROL TODAY COURSES AVAILABLE FOR THE ~FOLLOWING_EXAMINATIONS 1. HIGHER SCHOOL^CERTIFICATE I 2. SCHOOL CERTIFICATE/MALAYSIA CERTIFICATE. J?* J f\ 3. QUALIFYING TIST.
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      53 18 The weather Highest and lowest temperatures in Malaysia and Singapore for the period 8 p tn. Monday to 8 pm yesterday. Hifhest Lowest Kuala Lumpur 90 73 Kota Bharu 91 Tl Penang 88 f| Ipoh 91 73 Malacca 88 7.=> Singapore 88 75 C Highland* 72 59 Jesselton 90 73
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      39 18 WALKER K I -T at Amiinta Hospital, a i!M*r lOC Nicola CHOIH I. I daughter on 4.8. c; pita], S, md Fumnr*. both I LEE CAN r, Mr. Mr llrnr lv# L»-ni: il o Mr I Of Hrrm I
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