The Straits Times, 17 June 1967

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    23 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 150,000 The Straits Times l!>8 National Wewspiijrcr Estd. 1845 SATURDAY, JUNE 17, 1967 15 CENTS KDN. 2578:2590 M,C.(P)2266
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    K's dash to UN
    614 1 Soviet Premier is off to U.S. for big crisis debate MOSCOW, Friday THE Soviet Prime Minister, Mr. Kosygin, was on his way to New York tonight to give his personal backing to the Arab countries in the big debate on the Mid-East crisis in the U.N.
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    Victims of war
    51 1 r jp\V() little Arab orphans silling in ;i icui nt a refugee camp at Amman, capital of Jordan. Jordan, which joined in the war on Egypt's side against Israel, was the first country lo accept the Lmfed Nations Security Council's ccioeflrc resolution on June 7. ITI radio
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    Lock icon Columns of Red Guards off to harvest wheat
    264 1 PEKING, Fri. Long columns of Red Guards, thousands strong and carrying packs and bedding rolls on their backs, have been marching out of Peking to the harvest fields in the surrounding countryside during the last few days. An official announcement here today
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    Petrol bombs in riot city
    40 1 Petrol bombs in riot city DAYTON i Ohio i. Fri Rioting Negroes set a timber yard and several buildings ablaze here early today with petrol bombs, police reported. Fire home* were ablaze In one neighbourhood No one was reported injurtd.
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    Lock icon RECORD AWARD
    65 1 LIVERPOOL, Fri. A 59--yrar-old man. crippled in a car crash in 1964, Vtl awarded £66,44" damages yesterday. It is believed to be the biggest award ever granted in the British courts for personal injuries. A judge here made the award to quantity >urvi'Mir Mr. William Fletcher, who suffered
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    Jewellery worth $22,000 missing
    100 1 I^UALA LUMPUR, Fri. Jewellery worth over $22,000 was reported missing from the house of the managing director of Rothmans of Pall Mall. Mr. J.M. Brown, at Kenny Hill yesterday. The theft was discovered yesterday morning whi.i Mrs. Brown was looking for her car keys shortly after
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    Lock icon Peking plot to sabotage share market
    139 1 Peking plot to sabotage share market HONG KONG. Fri. China is ready to lose millions of dollars to undermine the Hong Kong stock market. That, according to financial sources here, is the real reason why the Hong Kong exchange has not resumed operations. The exchange suspended trading on June 6,
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    Lock icon Peking 'spies' arrested
    52 1 JAKAKIA Imi The Foreign I Minister. Mr Adam Malik. said today that the Government had arrested hundreds of Chinese na--1 tionaLs belonging to a Pekin.riirecLed Mibvprsion network in Indonesia. He also told Parliament that Indonesia would sever relation.. with Peoples' China, but only as a I last
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    12 from Changi prison meet Press
    376 1 12 from Changi prison meet Press OINGAPORE. Fri. Twelve political detainees, including Lim Chin Siong. met t lie Press today to jrive their version of recent treatment, in Changi prison. The meeting followed repeated claims by the Bmisan SoMalis that detainer^ were being tortured in prison. The party has been
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    Lock icon STOP PRESS
    25 1 .MIDDLE EAST CRISIS TALKS "VMS. Iri Soviet Prime Minister Alezel Kwyria today met Presidrii t D« Ciullr to discuss Middle h.tst crisis Reuter
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      Lock icon Life in Holy City back to normal
      471 2 Life in Holy City back to normal A WEEK after taking the old city of Jerusalem, Israeli troops yesterday searched for hidden arms and Aral) irregulars while life around novedback towards normal. Waier and sanitary services have been restored and .shops reopened. Even the occasional tnlplng Ol recent days has
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      Russians cash in with oil offer to Britain
      274 2 Russians cash in with oil offer to Britain ONIM)N, Frl -The Soviet J I n urn is it vint- to sell oil to Id ii mi in an effort to t-\|il.ui On situation created by the Arab oil rmburr.o, the Financial Times ii |xii Inl yesterday. A number of British
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      Lock icon THE BIG ARAB PATCH-UP...
      597 2 THE BIG ARAB PATCH -UP... Out go all old rivalries in a bid for new unity CAIRO, Friday states were nurriedly patching up their relations with each other today in preparation for the Foreign Ministers' conference opening in Kuwait tomorrow. The old enmity between "Leftist" Arab republics and the more
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      Lock icon Britain protests to the UAR
      308 2 - ORITAIN has protested to the UAR over the blocking of four British ships in the Suez Canal, the Foreign Under-secretary, Mr. William Rodgers, told the House of Commons yesterday. Mr. Ahmed Mahboub. who represent! uar intercsu n London, was sumniunvd to the Forel*n Offlcc and
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      Lock icon -U.S. told to get out of Libya base—
      290 2 U.S. told to get out of Libya base IVASHINGTON. Fri. TT Libya yesterday served an eviction notice on the last U.S. Military base on Arab soil— the US$lOO million Wheelus Air Force Base near Tripoli. But there was some indication that Libya, which has been under pressure from Egypt to
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      Lock icon Marines kill 50 Viets in fierce fighting
      123 2 CAIGON. Fri. IS. Marines yesterday killed a total of 50 Viet cont as fighting flared again south or the garrison city of Dananc. One Marine company, supported by air strikes and artillery, clashed for three hours with an unknown size Vietcong force and
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      209 2 DAY OF GERMAN UNITY i fek 1 1*' J^iA'ii ii* m .^^k^Bk^fc^^k^^M^a^ria^a^ae^^B^B^fßßAsigWHga June 17th is rrmrmhr'rd by wf^9lS!3miA^fsSttKt^M all Germans everywhere in V Zl^HgpHM^^!!**' the world as the day when, in BUnC w jflfWWl^' 1953, farmers. workers, W^^^P^^ students rose against com- iB ■m^»» jp|gflgttl< munist oppression in the Soviet
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      40 2 TlUe CSAMBOLS .-< 4&a,c^ap4»V— /•/ELL, MAl^f A OUO6CT ANCTI \tUTCUe*ll 4-0 BAK&ttt'-. k let Me SEE wueee voub 6k>cbkuio LAUNOtv/S* -yMONgV'S <SON 6 j > GRtCNGHOCt* 17*. |M^ jj \NewO*t*S J7.17.6J 1 1 f surcuetiuo uxßeft* iatoeeti2.ro. lmjhorv IS* cawuwgecer /7* «=< £7.tt6.
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      Lock icon Reagan signs Bill relaxing abortions law
      130 3 SACRAMENTO. Fri. Governor Ronald Reagan signed into law yesterday a historic Bill relaxing California's strict Victor ian-era law controlling abortions, Mr. Reagan smiled as he signed the Bill. although he earlier express, i doubts about >ome of its provisions, particularly the lack of a
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      The ordeal of two expelled diplomats
      575 3 The ordeal of two expelled diplomats IJEW DELHI, Fri. The Foreign Minister, Mr. Chagla, told Parliament yesterday that the two Indian diplomats who reached Hong Kong after being beaten, taunted and humiliated in Peking and Canton were "in poor physical shape but in fine spirits." The Indian Foreign Ministry, he
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      Lock icon Aid—with strings
      32 3 Aid with strings LONDON. Frl. Indonesia has accepted further British aid in the form of a £500.000 interest-free loan, tied to the purchase of British goods. It was announced here today. Reuter.
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      Lock icon DEAD: THE MAN WITH A MILLION SECRETS
      167 3 I ONDON. Fri. Lord Nor m.in brook (above), "the man with a million secrets" who shared the confidences of four Prime Ministers, died last night at his London home. He was 65. For the past three years he was chairman of the governors
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      Lock icon Now a stamp
      33 3 LONDON. Pii. Britain is to issue a special postage stamp to commemorate Sir Francis Chichesier's round-the-world solo voyage. Tlie It. 9d. stamp will go on sale un July 24. AP.
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      AUSSIE GIRL JAILED FOR SMUGGLING MARIJUANA
      123 3 I ONDON. Frl. A 21--year-old Australian girl was sentenced to three months in prison and recommended for deportation yesterday for smuggling a pound of marijuana into Britain in her sleeping bag. Jennifer Whalte. daughter of a scientist with the Australian Government, left -Sydney two
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      All in a day shocks for one priest
      182 3 All in a day shocks for one priest MEXICO CITY, Fri. Father Hector Gomez entered his church to hear confessions. He emerged after absolving a murder, witnessing a suicide and locking under the seal of his vows the reasons for it all. "Father. I have sinned. I just killed my
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      Lock icon 20,000 want to move
      49 3 TAIPEH. Pri. About 20J>00 Chinese in Hong Kong have applied for entry to Formosa since the Leftist riots began there, it was disclosed today. The authorities said they would start processing entry applications immediately under a new ruling approved by the Citb.net last week. Reuter.
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      Lock icon HK crackdown on Leftist leaders
      216 3 HONG KONG, Friday. POLICE carried pre-dawn raids today and captured 17 men believed to be leaders of Leftist workers in the recent disturbances at the Government shipyard in Kowloon. A police spokesman said they would be charged with unlawful assembly. Eight would face an additional
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    Unity—the aim is the same, but they differ on methods...
    766 5 Unity— the aim is the same, but they differ on methods pOUR Singapore and Malaysian politicians agree that there should be an integration of the multi-racial peoples into a united nation both in Singapore and Malaysia, but differed on the manner in which this should be achieved. They gave their
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    50 pirate taxis in Brunei
    62 5 50 pirate taxis in Brunei URUNEI. Fri Brunei Town taxi drivers are unhappy about the increasing number of pirate taxis. A .-pokesman for the taxi drivers said their daily income was affected. He asked the Government lo stamp out the pirates. lie estimated that there were at least 50 pirate
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    Court orders return of passport
    234 5 Court orders return of passport JESSELTON, Friday. ]Y|R. Justice Williams in the High Court here today ordered that the $5,000 bail on Tan Sioe Tie, a Sabah merchant charged with bribing a former Minister not to contest the State elections, be squashed. The judge also ordered f hat Tans passport
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    Opium find after chase
    51 5 ALOR STAB. Fn CuMoms nfflcen v ./id 601 b ul raw opium worth S8 ';t>u trom .scooter afitr a mile-Ion? cha.se at Guar Chem- picl.ik lh miles Irom here, v.st nielit v The rider abandoned his machine, ran towards a rubber plantation and escaped In the
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    Couple robbed
    30 5 BUTTERWORTH. Fn.— Thrre aimed and ma.-ked men held up Nc Pii Siong. 36 a shopkeeper, and his wire early this morning, and escaped with $250 worth ot lewellery
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    Lock icon U.S. orders changes in the M 16 rifle
    120 5 WASHINGTON. W. The Defence Department has ordered changes in the Ml 6 rifle to reduce the possibility of jamming. Representative James Howard (Democrat New Jersey) said yesterday. Mr. Howard said he had Ir.irnni from unofficial but reliable sources that tlio modifications involve
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    Methodist education conference
    97 5 rNAH RATA. Frl.— The annual Methodist head teachers' conference, to be opened by the Chief Education Adviser. Hajl Hamdan bin Sheik Tahlr, will be held here over four days beginning tomorrow. Bishop F. Lundy. chairman of the Methodist Board of Education, a full delegation from Singapore, and
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    Road death
    32 5 IPOH. Fri. An unidentified middle-aged Indian was killed on the spot when he was involved In an accident with a bus while cycling along Hugh Low Sire?! here mm mcht
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    Free X-rays
    24 5 KLUANG. Fn. Free chest X-rays wUi be given by a mobile X-ray ui:r at ihe Simp.i:iii Rengam Mib-health centre en June 21
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    Musicians date
    25 5 KUALA LUMPUK Pli ITie I Federation of Maluya MoMciai-s Union will hold its annual m?eiing on June 25 at the Eastern Hotel lw«
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    S'pore bans entry of another 45
    288 5 THE Government has banned another 45 Malaysians permanently from entering Singapore. Prohibition orders dated June 7 and signed by the Defence Minister. Dr Ooh Keng Swee. were gazetted today This li the second batch" oj Malaysians to be barred from the Republic this month.
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      264 5 UNIVERSITY OF SINGAPORE I CONVOCATION THE MANAGEMENT OF SERANGOON BROADWAY STUDIO EXTEND THEIR HEARTY CONGRATULATIONS ON YOUR GRADUATION AND OFFER YOU THEIR OUTSTANDING CONCESSIONS ON THIS SPECIAL OCCASION ENLARGEMENT 12" x 10" Negative to be returned to you I REE COLOUR PRINTS Negative to be returned to you PLUS: A
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    Seeni calls for inquiry into govt co-op housing 'fraud'
    1862 6 PARLIAMENT: DAY TWO OF THE DEBATE ON THE KING'S SPEECH KUALA LUMPUR, Friday MP today called for a full investigation into the affairs of the Federation of Malaya Government Officers Co-operative Housing Society and asked for an immediate freezing of all
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    Three loan agreements for $87m. —signed—
    254 6 Three loan agreements for $87m. signed KLALA IA.MPLR. Kri. Malaysia signed three loan agreement*, amounting to a total of $87 million in the fir«,t half of this year, the Minister of Finance. Tun Tan Siew Sin, saiU in the Dewan Ra'ayat today. Two loans from the Inited States will provide
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    Under study: Legal aid bureau report
    140 6 ITUALA LUMPUR, Fri. The Treasury is now studying a report on the proposed establishment of a legal afd bureau to aid the poor and needy in legal proceedings. the acting Minister of Justice, Inche Abdul Rahman Ya'akuh. told the Dewan Ra'ayat today. In reply
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    Chagla to send details of bigger Asia council
    296 6 Chagla to send details of bigger Asia council KUALA LUMPUR. Friday. q^HE Indian Foreign Minister. Mr. M. C. Chagla, 1 has promised to send details of his proposed Council of Asia to embrace all countries in Asia regardless of political Ideologies. Tengku Abdul Rahman told the Dewan Ra'ayat today. The
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    Promise of aid for axed workers
    153 6 KUAI.A LUMPUR. Frl. The Government win do all It can to assist retrenched civilian employees affected by the withdrawal of British forces, the Deputy Prime Minister. Tun Abdul Razak. assured the Dewan Ra'ayat today. Tun Rflzafc was replying to a question by Mr. C.V.
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    New land acquisition law comes into effect
    669 7 \PPEAL JUDGES NAMED SINGAPORE Fri award of the collector, and who ma precluded by the sus|)eiisiun provisions ot the Land Acquisition i Amendment) Ordinance. 1964 from requiring the collector to refer his objection to court may appeal to the Appeals Board within 28
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    Union's food gift to orphans
    38 7 SINGAPORE. Fri— The Sni;apon Traction Company Employees Union will celebrate Prophe*. Mohamed's birthday on Monday with prayers and distribution of food to Muslim orphan children :<t its headquarters in Woodsville Roaii at noon
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    CLOTHING SHOW IS PLANNED
    156 7 SINGAPORE. Fri— The lirst of a series of exhibitions of Singaporein.iilr products to promote local industries will be held next month at the (.ii.it World amusement park. To be known as the "Singapore-made Wearing Apparel Exhibition." it will be opened by the Minister for Finance. .Mr.
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    NASSER RECEIVES AHMAD
    65 7 SIXCiAPORE'S Ambassador to the I nited Arab Republic. Dr. Ahmad Ibrahim (richt) presentins his credentials to President Nasser at the huh belt Republican Palace in Cairo recently. In reply to an address by Dr. Ahmad. President Nasser said: "The relations binding our peoples over the ases have
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    They signed bail bonds until past midnight
    231 7 They signed bail bonds until past midnight SINGAPORE. Fri. Magistrates, interpreters and < i>iu t stafT worked till past midnight last night in a record "marathon" session at the criminal district and magistrate's courts at South Bridge Road. I i inn yesterday morning until 12.30 a.m. this morning, they were
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    JAPAN FILM MAKER OPENS CENTRE FOR SERVICE
    144 7 JAPAN FILM MAKER OPENS CENTRE FOR SERVICE SINGAPORE. Fri. Fuji Film, one of the worlds leading manufacturers of photographic products, today established a unique sale* ii no servic* 1 centre at Crosby House in Robinson Road Mr S Hayakawa. director and general export manager of Fuji Film, flew in yesterday
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    Traffic plan to put up 2 overhead crossings
    203 7 Traffic plan to put up 2 overhead crossings SINGAPORE. Fri— Special traffic arrangements have been made to enable two overhead pedestrian crossings to be erected astride the parallel major thoroughfares. Bukit Timah Road and Dunearn Road, at the sth and 6th milestones. The bridges will go up between 6 a.m.
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    Court told: Two stabbed my brother
    199 7 Court told: Two stabbed my brother SINGAPORE. Fri. Loh Juon Beng uf Malacca told the High Court today that he rushed towards and attacked with fists one of two men he saw stab his eldest brother. Joo Shang at a pa^ar malam atSiglap. Both brothers were wounded. Joo Shang fatally.
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      363 7 ■T^The Fuji Film Sales |^S^|^HP Service opens today at V? W ros^V House, W^^^^^ "73 Robinson Road, *M $0 Singapore. -*4^^ M OFFERING A WIDE RANGE OF Ti- 4m ilk SERVICES TO HELP YOU ENJOY BETTER PHOTOGRAPHY \\f Projection Facilities :\jßk <■ You can see your own Fuji cine fi.'ms
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      167 7 A Hop, Onp Hp, V.T. 1 1,,,,, 1.,, > 4 WELL I'M NOT/ ALL RIGHT, MOV WEt> UKE A. I OH, I'M SORRY. NAW 1 SHE WAS TOO '"'^i^. N v^ T I DOJNO IN THE IF M3U TWO REPORT ON YOUR DOCTOR, BUT I BUSY MAKIN 1 EYES/ I
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    Lock icon Accord with Manila to curb smuggling
    167 8 MANILA, Fri. The Philippines and Malaysia have concluded a border crossing agreement designed to curb smuggling, President Marcos said today. He told a Press conference today that the agreement would be signed by representatives of the two countries soon. The pact provided, among others,
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    Royal guest
    40 8 .lOHORE BAHRU Fi l The R.i .'.i Mud of Johorc. Tongku Mahmoo-i 1.-kaiidar. will br gut-t--of-honour at ;i dinner elvfr by the A^so'-i.iipd Chiiie.sp Chamber of Commerce and othPr CbilWM a»sociaiior~s at the Diamond Jub:lc< Hal here tomorrow.
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    Sultan to open legislature
    152 8 JOHORE BAHRU. Fri. The Sultan of Johore will open the fourth session of the State Legislative Assembly meeting here on Sunday. This will be the first time In two years that the Sultan will be officiating at the opening of the meeting. The third session of
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    India's offer of military training for Malaysians
    328 8 KUALA LUMPUR, Friday INDIA will meet Malaysia's request for military training for any number of its armed forces personnel. Mr. G. L. Sheth. leader of a four-man Indian defence mission now studying Malaysian, needs for military training aid. said this He added that
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    Where are we going? Seeni asks House
    113 8 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. An Opposition MP today asked where the countr> was going to if the police and a riot squad at that could be caught smuggling dutiable goods. In a brief reference to yesterday's detention by the Customs of a riot squad
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    Govt urged to push tourism
    97 8 KCAI-A LUMPUR. Fri. A Goteinniem-appotnied conuniiI tee has recommended thai the Government take an "active part" in the promotion of tourism in the country. the Minister of Commerce and In- duMry. Dr. Lun Swee Aun. told the Dew an Ra'ayat during question time today. In
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    More meetings on tariffs
    46 8 KUALA LUMPUR. Fn The Tariff Acv \s O iy Board w ill hold h further .=r:ies ol public inquires on the appropriate irttp.s ol 3Jty on commodities in M^l.i\-,..i. Items v. elude groundnuts, industrial imfiiw copper wire. i aluminium wire :<nd cables
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    Razak's date
    28 8 KUALA LUMPUR. Fn The 1967 National Road Safety Campaign will be launched at Stadium Negara on June 21 by the Depatv Prime M'-i.-ter. Tun Aboul R.i/.ik
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    Mentri's visit
    27 8 KLUANG Fn The Mentri Besar of Johore. Da to HP.li Othman bin S» nt will nuke his first official visit to Mersing on June 30
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    Fire wipes out Radio Singapura record library
    253 8 Fire wipes out Radio Singapura record library SINGAPORE, Fri. Firemen throughout last night fought a blaze wnich drstroyed the entire record library of Radio Singapore at Caldecott Hill. The fire was only brought under control at 1030 a.m. today more than 16 hours after it started. It destroyed between 80.000
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    Rattan shop is destroyed
    55 8 IPOH. Fn. Fire destroyed ft rattan shop. Chop Chan Tai Ylk, on H;il Street here la.-l night. The hoiLses Hanking it were not affected. The (hop proprietor Mr. Cham (I no one li\ed on either floor of the prrmusf.v No esti- :he damage were available The
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      253 8 This man bought the new Mercedes-Benz 250S without even seeing it. Why? Perhaps, like so many others, he had heard about it and about the remarkable things this new car has to offer. The powerful, smoothly-purring 146 HP/SAE engine with a 7-bearing crankshaft. The long, low, capacious body with built-in
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    $90m. NEW LOOK STORE
    830 9  -  CHIA POTEIK By SINGAPORE. Fri Kallang will have Olympic Village, 350-room hotel, shops, sea restaurants and boatel for cruises {SINGAPORE will have ready-made Olympic Villagi when one of the 14 million projects planned by the Government a 350--bedroom hotel with shopping complex and other amenities is
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    Developers hail tribunal on squatters plan
    466 9 Developers hail tribunal on squatters plan SINGAPORE, Fri. Singapore estate developers today described the Government's plan to set up a tribunal to lix compensation for squatters to quit land needed for re-development in certain designated areas as "very timely and appropriate." They al.su .><aid it would help to bring about
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    Unionists train to improve relations with employers
    107 9 Unionists train to improve relations with employers SINGAPORE. Fri. \iorc than 200 branch officials of the Singapore Pioneer Industries Employees" Union are to be trained on how to Improve labour management relations and to conduct proper negotiations. They wiU also be given lectures on the trade union organisation and responsibility,
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    Dinner-dance
    24 9 SINGAPORE. Kri The Sin.iporee Tourist Association will hold tts annual dinner and dance at Hotel Singapura at 8 15 pm on June 28.
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      485 9 KoKSi'tSsßfe Sm New Ronson ComH NOW THE NEW RONSON QOMET-SSISSU. A Varaflame gas lighter at a petrol lighter price jMjMB I MHHRKi y° u own a ''£htcr that leaks P**J jhm j a little, needs a lot of refuelling, |||i v i makes clothes smell, and tobacco iJSgf*?* j^fl taste
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      113 9 £,f 7 \hrt4-r By A I iapp ~^^j\( us girls slants /'thaws ojlv TMREt"^ ONE op us s^"* -^k''\-"*^/ TO BE ALONE, S £7\ r SEMIOR X3KUM OALS J LKIU'IT /f 'AM N •Jii i 1 f&t VOKUMME.Tir^y.,'., WMAT KkOWS TUE r^ ii Ti V/rVi in/U V( INNOCENT- Tm to
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    DEATHS
    86 10 in Word! SU (Minimum) BATEMAN. On tha luth Juna IWI7 In l«n>loi after an Illneaa born* IUI Inapinnx fortitude. Maria Hateman dearly lo ed and devoted wlfa of Ixilla Bateman of Welwyn Garden City and Ku«l> Unnpur Mother of Uraham and Malcolm and daughter of Mr*. i. Mm FRANCIS
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
    95 10 711 Word* SIS (Mlnlmmm) THE FAMILY OP lata lira Vlol»t l.'in thank rrlatlwi. rrlanda for Uiatr rondolrncaa, wraniba, aaalattnca, at-■-nrtaniT at funrral on lo 8 87. THE WIFE AMU family ot !ha laU Inhnnlc Sim Bm Kow tuank all raiattrm and frlaoda for thrlr kind con4o>nrr« THE FAMILY OF
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  • The Straits Times Saturday, June 17, 1967.
    • Article
      Corridor To Peace?
      639 10 Whether the General Assembly ot the United Nations would have been called into session this week-end had Arab and Israeli roles in the desert war been reversed is a rhetorical but not senseless question. The Russians certainly would not have made their bid. Yet there is no
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      Debate Needed
      399 10 Kuala Lumpur's town plan- ners are having a rough time. For years they have been criticised for not producing a master plan to control the federal capital's growth: and now that they have they are under fire for i not doing the job properly. The question is whether
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      Slow Down
      202 10 Despite the congestion, Singapore's traffic still does not move slowly enough to prevent serious accidents. Last year 255 people were killed on the loads and nearly 10.000 injured. So, in a move 1 to bring .speeds down to safer levels. the Singapore trafficpolice are about to introduce another
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    The Red threat in Thailand's Siberia
    758 10  - The Red threat in Thailand's Siberia WARD JUST by of the Washington Post A MENI-GUERRILLA WAR FOUGHT MINI-STYLE THE insurgency in the northeast, by which is meant the provinces hard by Laos, is a mini-guerrilla war fought on what appear to be miniproportions. The two most difficult provinces are Nakorn
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    Manners manuals are Iron Curtain best sellers
    746 10  -  JOHN COURT by VLTHEN you cross a frontier you are In a new world —in language and literature, politics and postboxes, fashions and food, climate and cv 1 1 v re, courtship and crime all are different. But it is social customs which
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      Teachers and the flirting waitresses
      146 10 Teachers and the flirting waitresses '"TEACHER" i S.T. June 10> suggested that, as all citizens are equal before the law. teachers should be permitted to patronise bars whe r waitresses flirt with customers. This is not a natter "f the law nr of citizenship rights, but of a code of
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      Higher, higher
      91 10 tVDR the past week, food prices notal"!" nee and sugar have been rising. Shopkeepers .jave the Middle East War as the main reason. Rice has gone up another five to six cents. Sugar is now retailed at 36 cents per kati. We are told that there will be
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      Untitled
      70 10 MR. P. G. Dharan. (S.T. May 27) says that the post office at Tanjong Sepat opened for business at 3 p.m. instead of at 2.30 p.m. on the day he called. The post office. TanJong Sepat. opens for business In the afternoon at 3 p.m. and not at 2.30 p.m.
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      823 10 Classified advertisements for Straits Times Malay Mail may be handed to: COLD STORAGE SU»l« MABKIT i Orcriord Rood ißecrpiionm Oatk) COLO STORACC BRANCH!* Hollond Rood Novol Bota CITY lOOK STOKI LTD.. jj Wmchc%trt House. C olive* Ouoy THE NEWS FRONT f.Koo'nck Supcrmorkat. M. M. ISMAIL 3 Admiroity Rood, Novol Bow.
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      61 10 Samsonite* LUGGAGE SLIM,SLEEK,STURDY ...SOPHISTICATED Samsonite luggage is made for people who arc going ptam, It's a combination or fashion, luxury and practicality. light. with scuff-free exterior finish that will stay new for years and years. There is a wide range of Samsonite luggages. Choose the one that suns you best
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      169 10 Call Teacher's loud a I* '.s%rl Ah unmistakable! Study at Home and Pass Bmsry day letters arrive at Wolsey Hall from students in Malaysia and countries all over the world. These young men and women realise that a good education is the only sound basts for a successful career, and
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    Borneo Motors to stop selling Austins
    155 11 CINGAPOBE, Fri— Borneo J Motors Ltd which gave up Urn .itcncv for Austin, Austin -Mr ilr% and Rile.v vrhiilex :ihout two months aco. will cease selling theM» whu lex from July 1. On that (l.iv. it will begin selling Japanese-made Toyota \ehul»s. the agent.
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    Naafi raiders use stolen car
    57 11 IPOH. Fn Police believe' I<l last night to carry away goods stolen from the NAAFI More on Ashby Ro*d here. Thr stores front door .nd forced open that mnrnins A preliminary inventory revealed 'hat 10 CMM of soud. two cases of rum and a electric
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    Hello Liberia
    29 11 SINGAPORE Fn. A telephone servirr 1.. I ibrn.i don because operative from ><\xterday. and will w HV.ulahlr from Monday to Saturday between 6.45 D.m. and 815 pm.
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    Minister: I'm giving them enough rope to hang themselves...
    519 11  - Minister: I'm giving them enough rope to hang themselves LEE SIEW ENG PRICE OF RICE MUST NOT EXCEED 32 CENTS' By IN giving a stern warning to rice-dealers not to sell above the Government-approved price, the Minister of Commerce and Industry, Dr. Lim Swee Aun said today: "I'm giving them
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    EMI granted injunction in copyright records case
    126 11 SINGAPORE. Fri. Electric and Musical Industries (Hongkong) Ltd. today obtained a High Court consent order for an interim injunction against Him Kenc Choon, trading as Kuen Hin Record House in Arab Stroet. Mr. Sachl Saurajen moved the application on behalf of the Hone
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    Ceylonese beauty finds a long-lost uncle
    187 11 Ceylonese beauty finds a long-lost uncle CINGAPORE. Fri. Ceylonese beauty Miss Annette Daphne Paternott. 20. who leaves for home tomorrow after a 10--day holiday in Singapore, had an unexpected family reunion during her stay. She met hPr long-lost uncle. Mr. Emile Paternott. who Is tmw in retirement, and his family
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    Studio is wrecked
    66 11 MUAR Fri About 10 gangfers fma^ned up a studio in Jalan Menam here last night and stab- thr rlintographer. Ng Bah Chee. 32. in the stomach. Two of them were arrested by the pol're while trying to ee't I away from thp i-rrne 111 a car The
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    'MACHINE COP' TO CURB SPEEDING STORE MOTORISTS
    239 11 'MACHINE COP' TO CURB SPEEDING STORE MOTORISTS SINGAPORE. Fri. 0 The Traitic Police here are to introduce an electronic device to curb speeding and reduce accidents. The device the portable electronic traffic analyser iPETA» will be put. into operation next week. The Police Secretary. Mr. Loke Foo Yr<\ said today
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    Flash snatch
    23 11 PENANG. PYI. A woman notor cyclist. Tan Poh Sum. hid irr handbag, containing $10, natcheri by t\w routhl on 1 m":or
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      149 11 Suddenly this summer DONALD MOORE GALLERIES threw a MIDSUMMER SALE It begins today so please come early for mouth-watering temptations. DONALD MOORE GALLERIES LTD. DAT TOWERS, ORCHARD ROAD. SINGAPORE ff^^l Discover JjH 9 individual \~i HANDLOOMS W y rom India vfjJlH aHlliT^.-Jr n d'O n handwovened textiles ond sarees ■EP^B^Br^SnCtbi^^a^B
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      228 11 f gjl* Now! Robinson's have an C\J Oursiie Mon's Shop the II I II on one n Singapore and U UMI i Malaysia dedicated to the mihmmm^ _b^_ Big Man's sartorial demands. From shorts, shirts and slacks ro slipovers and overcoats, the |p-« range has a wide selection of I
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      874 11 TV MALAYSIA CHANNEL 5 Kuala Lumpur Dead or Alive— Tolllver Benmd Penang; 6 Ipoh and Mi- der: 6.35 Dennis the Menace; lacra; 3 A 10 Johore Bahru; 7.00 News In English 710 Per--4 Taiping; 7 Batu P»hat; 9 epectivp 735 Bewitched— ReKluanf. member the Main: 8.00 New* ,n v in
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    Kampong Pandan gets 'do it yourself police station
    287 12 Kampong Pandan gets 'do it yourself police station RUDY BELTRAN By I£UALA LUMPUR, Fri. 1V —The people of Kampong Pandan are sleeping in peace now. REASON: The village at last has Us own police station. Built by the people themselves. Up to recently the nearest police station was three miles
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    Company godown destroyed by fire
    98 12 CINGAPORE, Fri. A rubber and oil godown belonging to Heng Bee Co. Ltd. in Telok Ayer Street was destroyed by a fire late last night Pour fire engines fought the Blaze (or an hour It began at about 11.30 pm. The firemen prevented It from
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    'Cooperate' call by Ruler
    59 12 KANOAR. Fn The R*3a of Perils yesterday urged the public to co-operate whole-heartedly with the police in ensuring peace and harmony in the State "It Is the duty of the community to help the police In every way." he said when he flpened the new police
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    PMIP rally
    42 12 PARII BUNTAR. ttl. lop PMIP officials from Kelantan will address a rally here, organised by the party's Krmn Laut branch, on Saturday night Among the sP**" r s"' Oato Haji Mohamed Asrt bin Bm» Muda the Mentrl B**t of Kelaat*n.
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    Film star's death suicide: Coroner
    127 12 Film star's death suicide: Coroner f OS ANGELES, Fri. Hong Kong film star Kitty Ting Hao. 28. committed suicide by taking an overdose of drugs, the Coroner's office confirmed yesterday. Earlier news reports indicated she suffered a heart attack when she died at County General Hospital on May 23. However,
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    Opposition to hold 'summit' next week?
    174 12 Opposition to hold 'summit' next week? PENANG, Friday. OPPOSITION leaders from about 12 political parties in Malaysia are expected to noJd their proposed "summit" in Kuala Lumpur next week. Informed sources said the summit was likely to be held either next Monday or Thursday during a break in the parliamentary
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    Lock icon Pull-out: Wilson waits for Lee, Tengku
    337 12 Pull-out: Wilson waits for Lee, Tengku LONDON, Friday. •J HE British Prime Minister, Mr. Harold Wilson, said last night that Tengku Abdul Rahman was expected in London later this month, and Mr. Lee Kuan Yew also would be coming. It was important to await Their arrival before making a statement
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    Beach theft
    27 12 PENANG. Fri. A soldierAnthony Charles. 26. who went for a swim at Tanjong Tokong, had his transistor radio, wallet and wrist-watch stolen from the beach.
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    Retiring
    29 12 SUNGEI PATANI. Fri Col. i J.R. Dickinson, director of the Malaysian Territorial Army Electrical and Mechanical Engineers, will leave on retirement at the j beginning of next year.
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    A SIKH RITES WEDDING FOR A PEACE CORPSMAN
    177 12 A SIKH RITES WEDDING FOR A PEACE CORPSMAN TPOH, Fri. A Mal- ayslan girl is to marry an American here tomorrow according to Sikh rites. He Is David H. Tracy, an ex-Peace Corps volunteer who served a~> a teacher In the Sekolah Tuanku Abdul Rahman here from 1964 until the
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      231 12 Congratulations to MALAYSIAN MOSAICS SDN. BHD. on the occasion of the Official Opening of their Factory At 4 M.S. JALAN MERSING, JOHORE MALAYSIA. for all STEEL STRUCTURES Consult: DAIWA (MALAYA) LIMITED, 10-18, Tonglin Holt Close, Smgopoc 3. Tel: 641 046/641 64S Coble: "MALAOAIWA" Tvbaior Steel Suitable for: lUNad Steel Joitti
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      176 12 Congratulations to MALAYSIAN MOSAICS LTD. on the occasion of the official opening of their Factory at 4 m.s. JALAN MERSING, KLUANG, JOHORE. We are proud to be associated with them as their suppliers of quality fuels. I You can be sure of fc^u^ P HARRIET HUBBARD AVER P 3 PARIS
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      258 12 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS 7. Plant employs males only (8). *oi private bars? O). p? ln < uletly tne crt ln SSSFfo""" mOUSIUId Writer has means of raising '■SS«fW™" 1 BdUd 15- slron'g wJer7 (9,. 10. So^Penny nice type, but 16. *«2?- P o l^' ijjinKn i9i n '°P roughly
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  • Straits LETTERS SATURDAY TIMES FORUM
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      Causeway motorists and AAM
      134 13 rpjiK Secretary-General 1 Ol the A.A.M. has written .several letters in your t\stpomed paper criticising: tho new law requiring the Singapore motor vehicles to obtain entry permits. The Commissioner lor Road Transport has replied ti) these criticisms and has also explained tije reasons lor the introduct.un
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      50 13 If the water price falls... 'I'M Yew CHAI'S suggestion i ST. June 10) for an artificial waterfall in King George V Park is interesting. It will be given due consideration. The feasibility will, however, depend on there being a reasonably cheap water supply. TAN PENG GEE Chief Parks Officer Singapore
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      Confrontation pass that stays on
      102 13 HOLDERS of Certificates of Registration for Manpower issued during the height of Indonesian confrontation are still not allowed to leave the country for more than two weeks, thus their applications for Border Passes are restricted by such regulation. Now that the Indonesian confrontation is over
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      THE CASE FOR FORMS IN THE POST OFFICE
      127 13 THE CASE FOR FORMS IN THE POST OFFICE IN reply to the Registrar of Vehicles (ST. June 10), may I point out that it is standard practice in most countries to have vehicle and licence application application forms made available offices. I cannot accept his statement that demand would wnot
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      Passage cleared
      116 13 \\'ITH reference to the complaint by "Akgrieved" <ST. Feb. 9> that the large unlicensed hawker congregation at Lorong Tahar in Geylang West 'leaves no passage even for the funeral of a resident." it should be noted that through the co-operation of members of the Geylang West Citizens" Consultative
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      Water cut
      67 13 WHY could there not have been early notice of the cutting off of water supplies to Toa Payoh on June 12? This occurred suddenly, around 8 a.m.. and it could not have been on a more ii. convenient day —the Bak Chang' festival. What is the use of
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      The parking fee scheme for flat dwellers
      119 13 The parking fee scheme for flat dwellers I REFER to the letter by "Flat Dweller" on "parking at Home" <S.T. June 10). The new car parking scheme to be introduced In Queenstown Neibhbourhood IV with effect from July 1 Is aimed at alleviating the car parking problem in that neighbourhood
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      Untitled
      66 13 I AM one of the parking fee victims who stays in a Housing Board flat. I am 'cornered', having to pay a parking fee in my office as well as at home. I must now pay 542 a month for parking fees— Is there no other way to tell us
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      61 13 THE price of Housing Board season parking for residents at $144 a year is unjust and exhorbitant. A second consideration: What facilities will the authority provide for nonresidents and visitors to an estate where parking lots are all allotted? And what happens if a non-paying vehicle U parked at a
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      51 13 THE parking fee Imposition on Housing Board flats tenants, will hit most heavily the people In the lower income brackets. Is this tair on a man who derives convenience out of the use of a private car which he manages t., own only after yeaif of saving and sweating? DISTIRBLD
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      THE BUYING POWER OF A HARD-EARNED DOLLAR
      88 13 FOR good reasons the man-in-lhe-*trect is more concerned with the purchasing power of his hard-earned dollar than talk of high finance. A few rents more here anil there could be peanuts to some, but can seriously affect the living conditions of the treat
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      TV shows at the dinner hour
      278 13 WITH reference to the complaint by "Baldy" ii the Jean Arthur Show distracts him irom his dinner, there are programmes like -Family Affair"'. "The Lucy Show". •Bewitched", "Green Acres". "The Hero". "The Monkees". "Love On the Roof Top". "Mr. Terrific". "The Bill Dana Show"
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      The gate crashers
      215 13 IN reply to the letter by 1 "Disappointed" <S. T. June 10) who complained that many ticket holders were not admitted to the Gay World Stadium on May 27 I wish to mention that as early as 7 p.m. on that night the stadium was already packed
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      38 13 Safe again I REFER to 'Safety First's" letter and confirm that the missing "No Right Turn" sign was replaced in front of Bt. Xavier'.s Church. Chartwell Drive, five days later. HFG 1.1 I MRRI <.(,[ Keriatrar of Vehicles. feintiporc
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      Providing the minimum service
      106 13 Providing the minimum service LORONG Limau Estate reterred to by Devastated' "ST. June 1U) is the property oi the Housing DL-velupnie.il. Board. As .such, the maintenance ol tins estate is carried out by Housing Si Development Board labourers. This estate Is earmarked for re-development and out of 624 units of
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      638 14 1 c( onlinurd Irom Page IU ACKNOWLEDGMENTS *A Word* Sl* (Mimlmum, THT TAMILV of late Leonard Love De Rosario (Bardyi thank friends and relatives for their assistance, donations, wreaths condolences and attendance at the funeral. MR. AND MRS. Clyde Jonathan and family thank all relatives and enres. wreaths, donations and
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      865 14 SITUATIONS VACANT M ors-a SS Mim.)— Box >s cfs txtro KINDERCARTEN TEACHERS WANTED. Phone XL *****7 bet»e;n t 1 I.m 4 p.m. j WANTED rxpenenced Cooking Amah for Johore Bahru. Apply with f photo mot returnable) testimonials. Box A 4233 S.T. B'pore EXPERIENCED GREASER middle age male/female pump attendants -or
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      1113 14 SITUATIONS WANTED li W,,rW> U (Mm.)— Box it rfs BjfPa READ the Senior Appointments *nt in The Sunday Mail each week 1 ACCOMMODATION VACANT ■> ».r«. s* 1 Mim I— Box i» rra aaSpa CAPITAL PARK bun»;alo« rrrr. )ouse tor rent/sale, please apply Tel por *****5 for particulars ROOM mth
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      1023 14 ACCOMMODATION WANTED /.'> Mere's *C I Mim.)— Box it fit. txtrm OUIET CHINESE COUPLE require unfurnished room nith rooking laclhties nithin 6 miles G.P.O. Box A4.'.->rj ST. (8 pore 1 FURNISHED UNFURNISHED 3 4 nedrooms house re«|uired tor rental. DStHcta 9 lU. II oy Senior Executives Phone ***** 1 Spore
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      910 14 PETS FOR SALE I 15 Wmrd* It I Mim.)— Box St rtt. txtrm BOXER PUPPIES Six weeks England champion blood MKAI IOOA Jervois I Road, off Tanglln Road. Singapore. c LOVELY 3t MONTHS Cross bred t female Uteat Dune Alsatian puppy. I Tel: Spore *****. *****. BEAUTIFUL COLOURED PEKINGESE Pupplea
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      994 14 MACHINERY PLANT FOR SALE li Word* SS Mim. Box it rtt. txtrm FOR SALE or rent l..km Ingeraoll-Rand Dr 64Ni portable ail ompressor with Cummins Diesel Kn :lne Contact Charles Horvath l'T>-B. Paya Lebar Road Singapore I'hune MM IS RB 1961. CAT 933 Mt, BH 71l Io6j. Komatsu I'^OA 1965.
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      961 14 VEHICLES FOR SALE w,,,h. mm 1 > m r tstra BEST OFFER I Kooci coi.diiion laved. and Insured until April IMS ...>■«' I'n-ir l-anjanc Kc.c 1. S i«re DISCUSTEO WITH THE Uiok c.f vcu, ■ksam up nine and. -cr in.l l>. BtSMt BEAUTIFUL. ROBUST, ECONOMICAL, well-kept i Kswn 1200 with
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      1139 15 T//£LnhL//V£S iMr I i■> EXPRESS SWINGS TO 6tHO» NORTH CONTINENT/SCANDIWAVU H. Sham Penang S'pote Genoa R'dim H'burg Aarhus C'hagen i [IMIA 1) JMe 25 27 June 27 71 June 31 2 Illy tl Jlly 27 Illy 31 Aig 4 Am I ■ATAGONIA i) Jlly 252/ Jlly 21/21 Jlly 11/ 2
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    LOCAL RUBBER PRICES
    262 16 TILT Hnt trade rubber f.o.b. buyers rinsed at 5 p.m. in Kuala Lumpur and Sincaporc yesterday at 57 rents per Ib. down a quarter of a cent on Thursday's closing level. The tone was quiet and slightly easier. R.A.S. and M.R.E. rlosing prices in cents per Ib.
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    Activity in rubber is less vigorous
    440 16 ACTIVITY during the week, on the Rubber Market was j overall less vigorous than during the Middle Eastern i olitzkrifg of the previous week report H.C.B. Co. Ltd. in their current review. Nevertheless the totally unexpected windfall from the G.S.A over the week-end announcing
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    65 16 putt, naon pricai par r-icul vacrarnay. Cacanut ail: bulk 147! aellcra, drum ■Oj >fller«. Cepra: Mixi-d <fnh) loon Juira/ JuK IK Cont fJ9t B. Pipper: Muntok artdt* W4J »'llfra Sarawak Mark t MlttH. carniad l.»rrpon« Mack SIOTJ arilrra tall <••* l.Wi ASTA <117| >ellera 1100% M.U >. ciatian
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    81 16 I'ME Association al Oankft in Malay* •la made ther* chancea In Ita ratea to mercbanta vealerday tall ralr« to JlOOi: United ttatai: Buying TT 32 I l/ia. airmail OD 32 13/16. SO d at. J3i credit oilla. 33 0/18 trade billa. Canada: Buying TT 3b I. airman OD
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    CONTAINERS' RESULTS IS MARKET HIGHLIGHT
    884 16 From Our Market Correspondent A QUIETLY steady industrial section of the Stock Exchange yesterday was highlighted by the Malayan Containers dividend and profit announcementIt was a very good result and the market reciprocated by doing business from 52.26 to 52.34 to 52.30 to 52.32 cd.
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    STOCK INDICES
    33 16 Malayan Stock Indicrs Junr 15. Junr 16. Industrials: 108.08 HIM. is Troprttirs: 1 ini.ni> 105.83 vMiningv 93.1 i:: I'l.lX vj ruhhriv: IMIM 109.96 vDec. 19. 19K-> IM, •Ore. 30. 1966 JUO.
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    BUSINESS ON STOCK EXCHANGE
    1173 16 DLSINESS in and rrpnrtr-d to 1J the Sineaporr and KuaU Lumpur tradina; roomti of the Stock Exchanir vrstrrday with the mini hr i of shares traded in brackets; INDUSTRIALS: BeuMrarl 1.1.U0V, 11.57. (20.000) II (IA.0OO) »I.V* 4V.0001 fl Ml. <1 iiiki, 61: Central Sutar 1.13.1HHH 51.
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    32 16 ON lh» (r«t iiininii markal in Honf Konx yrr'rrilav ir» U Dallar mm o "•'d »< 3 for TT tath. •tarlMi .r.n"i at 1(10 *aa ana tail «l »ald «t 2TS|.
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    Straits tin price again shows an advance
    534 17 liHE Straits tin price in Penang yesterday advanced by a further $2,124 to MaUn per picul on in offering estimated up flvt ions to 225 tons. In four days the price has gained $6.37 i. Very strong support, parlifularly from Europe was reportrd
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    CLOSING PRICES
    24 17 RI'RRKR PRICE: 574 cents (rlo«n a quarter of a wnt). TIN: $611.25 (up 18.131). I Ntimatrd ofTprin*; 225 tons (up r, tons).
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    187 17 MELBOURNE. Frt rT«RAnrNO r.rtivlty in mining shares *cs.in hlahllghted thf murkrt. Mnvp? were Irregular WeMrrn Mining eased back to $IA2O Baity but forged ahead In the afternoon to finish 60 cents higher at $19 10. Goldmines of KalKonrlle rose to $1.50 then reacted to $1.38 up 14 rents.
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    274 17 C/HIPS lying, alengiide the tlngaoere Harbeur wharvat er expected teOay are: R.F A. Tidr»Miirc.< 1,2. Orient Mariner 3 '4, Silver Moon t, Yamahana Mam 7, M. r«f v Lloyd 10/11. Johannes M»fr«k in 14. Nlchlryu Mara. 10. Yuzan Mam 21 22. Awoshlma Mam M, Rua Mxersk 27
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      576 17 TENDER PEMBERITAHU TAWARAN JABATAN KERJA RAYA NEGERI JOHOR Tawaran] darlpada Pemborong: yang berdafUr dl- JabaUn Kerji Raya Kelas BX' Head II Bh.: keatas akan dl-terima dl-Pejaba JURDTERA NEOERI, JKR.. JO HOR hlngga pukol 2.30 pet am pada 24hb. Jun. 1967. UNTOK: MENYAMBONG DAI MINYIAPKAN SEKO LAH MENEN G A I
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      78 17 TENDER PEMBERITAHU TAWARAN JKR. PAHANG TAWARAN darlpada pembo- 1 2 rong3 yang berdafUr dl-JK.R. a Kelas b Kepala II Kepala 2 1 Kechll 11. dan ke-aus akan dit terlma dl-pejabat Jurutera Negeri. JKR. Pahang. KuanUn hlngga I pukul 3.00 peUng pada 22hb June, 1967. 4 "Membena dan menylapkan duapuloh empat
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      MALACCA OUT
      23 18 Malacca will not be taking part in the Malaysian Hockey Federation's under-23 tournament scheduled to be held at Ipoh next weekend.
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      THOMAS CUP: INDON REPLY SOON
      357 18 THOMAS CUP: INDON REPLY SOON HOPKS of an early completion of the interrupted Thomas Cup challenge round between Indonesia and Malaysia rose yesterday as All-Indo-nesian Badminton Federa- tion acting chairman Col. Sriamin met Badminton Association of Malaysia president Inche Mohamed Khir Johari at Kuala Lumpur. The emissary [rum lndunrMa mil
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      CSC win title
      34 18 Ceylon Sports Club won thr Singapore under-23 hockey title when they beat Jaseniies 1-0 m the replay on the padang here today. Inside-ieft How En* Choon scored in the nr.'t half.
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      FAM will name 18 for Cramer coaching
      288 18 niTTMAR Cramer th« top German football coach appointed by Fifa to work in Asia, will conduct clinics for player.s and coaches in Malaysia for one month f rom July 15. Cram r ii: oomch -.<i the two training centra m Maaaor. He lhr>
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      Triple zone meets
      63 18 Triple zone meets ALL three Perak AAA zon« meets— North. Central and South will be held MmultaneOMty In Taiping. Ipoh and Teluk Anson today and tomorrow. The north zone meet will b« held on the Sultan Yusoff Stadium In Taiping. the central meet on the Ipoh Municipal padanc and the
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      Lock icon Seap Games chairman
      40 18 BANGKOK. Fri rtM Thai named Air Chief Mwr.sh.il Dawee chui.i.sapya .i.-- chairman of the Srap G.unes to be held her* 9-16. M.v.shall Dawee m president of the organising committee for the Fifth A.v re list December. UPI.
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      Ipoh hall not good enough says Kops
      395 18  -  LEE FOO SAN By MAJOR tournaments like the Malaysian Open championships in which international players are participating should not be played in small halls in which conditions for play are not up to standard. This view was expressed at Ipoh yesterday by Erland
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      Indonesians stop seeded Kops, Walsoe
      592 18 Indonesians stop seeded Kops, Walsoe MALAYSIAN OPEN T*HE Indonesian pair. Mintarja and Indratno, 1 created the first upset in the Malaysian badminton championships at Ipoh when they ousted seeded Erland Kops and P?r Walsoe of Denmark 15-4. 15-11, in a second round men's doubles tie yesterday morning. The Indonesians combined
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      Nashatar's new javelin mark
      326 18 ASIAN and Se»p gold medall- ist Nashatar Singh bettered the RPBioiidl Police Javelin record with a throw of 68.80 metres 225 ft 8 1 > at the Police Depot athletic meet at Ournev Road. Kuala Lumpur, yesterday. Another outstanding athlete was Kernal Singh who broke the
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      561 18 TENDERS KENYATAAN TAWARAN J.K.R., KEDAH Tawaian daripada Pemborong'2 yang berdafUr di-JKR dl-dalam KeU* EX Kepala V Kepala I Pechahar. 3 atau 4 dan ka-ata.s akan dl-terlma di-Pejabat Jurutera Kerja Kanan. Kedah Uui.i. Alor Star, hingga jam pukol 3.00 petang pada 24 haribulan June i 967 UNTOK: MEMBAWA TANAH DARI KUARI
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      346 18 TENDERS PEMBERITAHU TAWARAN J.K.R. Tawaran daripada Pemborong2 yang berdafur al-J.K R KeUs D" dan ka-ata.s akan di-terima ciPejabat JURUTERA NEOERI J.K.R. JOHOR. JOHOR BAHKI hingga PADA 21hb JUN 1867 PUKUL 2.30 PETANG UNTOK: MEMBENA SEMBILAN >9i BILEK OARJAH DI BUKIT SERAMPANG UTARA. SEGAMAT. SeKala butn2 boleh dl-dapnti Qi-masa kerja di-Pejabat
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      127 18 ATHLETIC S Perak AAA zone championships North 1 Sultan YusofT stadium. Taipinu 2.30: Central Upoh M pal padang. 2.30 1 South iT Anson. 2.30 1 Pahang Police (Clifford Sch.. K. Lipus> XI Police Depot 1 Gurnev Rd. 2i SRor PWD 'Cheras P.d. 2.30 SrhooK: Chung Line Penang: Clifford. K Kangsar:
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      Top-form Violacea can outsprint Class Four rivals
      660 19 Top-form Violacea can outsprint Class Four rivals RACING with Epsom Jeep yiOLACEA showed a brilliant turn of speed to run 3f in 36 3/5 on a good track at Penang yesterday morning. This nippy threo-year-old is in top form and may prove too smart for a Class 4 Div. 1
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      Amateur Fleckman leads in US Open
      191 19 GOLF CPRINOFIELD 'New Jersey>, Fri. Marty Fleckman, a young amateur from the University of Houston, fired a threeunder par 67 to take the first round lead yesterday In the $175,000 US Open golf championship. Fleckman. a 23-year-old Walker Cup player, sank birdie putts i
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      RAINED OFF
      30 19 The Perak women open and clewed golf champion*hips scheduled to be played off on the Ipoh Tiger Lane course ye*terd»y were postponed to today due to heavy rain.
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      PENANG ACCEPTORS FOR TOMORROW
      1707 19 GOING FORECAST: Good Race 1—1.30 Class 6 Div 1 (54,800) 7t I'M.ii riders only) 1 ***** DuU* Rivrr a Shindig) Teh 8 9.0 Chuah 1 2 ***** Charming B*au g (Loong Khowi Nalr 7 8 13 (F) Rhamit 15 3 ***** Apachr s (Apache) R8 Breuk.
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      Lock icon Burmese beats Zainal Abidin
      422 19 BOXING JAKARTA, Fri. WINNING two of the five elimination bouts. Burma took the first day's honours in the International amateur boxing tournament here last night. In the bamtamwelght division Burma's Nl Nl made short work of the courageous but wild swingIng attack of Malaysia I.*1 Zainal
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      Lock icon BILUE KING REGAINS WINNING TOUCH
      199 19 BILUE KING REGAINS WINNING TOUCH TENNIS LONDON, Fri. American BilUe Jean King, the Wimbledon champion, has quickly adapted herself to the fast pace of grass courts judging by her sparkling performance in reaching the semi-finals of the women's singles in the Kent lawn tennis championships at Beckenham. After three weeks
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      Lock icon Indians crush Cambridge for innings victory
      218 19 -CRICKET T ONDON. Fri. The Indlan cricketers registered the first win of their English tour at Cambridge yesterday when their bowlers sliced through both Cambridge University innings for victory by an innings and 40 runs with a day to spare. Set to match the
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      'Keep cool' warning to S'pore
      252 19 MALAYSIA CUP T*HE Singapore Malaysia Cup foot- ball team have been warned to keep their heads" when they play Singapore Joint Services In a second round match at Jalan Besar stadium tomorrow (7.30 p.m.) The warning follows tht ugly Incident* which marred thr first round
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      TABLE
      120 19 Ttie latest positions: NORTH ZONE F W D L F API* Perak 5 5 0 0 13 4 10 Sertngor 4 3 10 8 2 1 Forres 6 3 1 2 13 10 7 Peril* ft 2 0 4 4 9 4 K'dah 6 1 2 3 4 13
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    DEATHS
    234 20 MR. RAtIAH: C»bl« reorived from Vaddukoddal. Ceylon. Mr Kasmb passed away brother of Mrs. sl Poort H mile Klanf Road. CHARLtt CHVE KAM LOKE form-r t richer of 8. M.1. lpon passed 16 6.1V67. Funeral 11.6.1967 at 2 p.m. from 38, Jalan Bungs M<loh, Canning I Oardrn, Ipob to
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    IN MEMORIAM
    42 20 IN EVERLOVINC MEMORY ol M< Mi 1 CftatvatlMual tin pnti<d ihl< life on ITb.oK. Dram mimed by his loved one* IN EVERLOVINC MEMORY of i.lin Cllye Hock pajsrd away IT-4-IM4 Alwivi remembered and deeply mi-'rd br loving wife and cnildrrn.
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    Lock icon Strikers open fire in Manila
    102 20 MANILA, Fri. Strikers opened fire on employees of the Shell Oil Co. In Manila this morning, wounding seven of the men who had remained on the job despite the strike. Reports Indicated that the shooting started as two trucks were driving out of the strike-bound
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    Lock icon Put off polls, says Malik
    31 20 JAKARTA. Frl Thf Indonesian Foreign Minister. Mr. Adam Maltk. has called for a postponement of Indonesia's second general elections due to be held next July Reuier
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    101 accidents
    17 20 sinoapore. m.— There were 101 reported accidents, yesterday, of which two were classified as "•ertous.""
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    Lock icon The tender touch for abandoned baby
    102 20 The tender touch for abandoned baby SINGAPORE. Fri. This baby girl today began settling down in Ward Nine of the general hospital with the bewildered look of a child in new surroundings. She was found abandoned outside the YWCA in Canning Rise at 5 a.m. yesterday. A watchman. Inche Jasmani
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    More goods under specific licensing
    264 20 KUALA LUMPUR. Friday. \IORE goods imported into the principal customs area of the States of Malaya and into Penang Island have been subjected to quantitive restriction and specific licensing from yesterday. lii a notice to Importers today, the Ministry of Commerce and Industry said that
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    29 promoted to ASP
    98 20 SINGAPORE. Frl. Twentynine police inspectors have been promoted Assistant Superintendents of Police. They are: Messrs. Chong Yuen Choy, A. A B. Clunies-Rocs. Moham'ed Salleh bin Noordin. Sidelc bin Ismail. Ec Guan Chwec, DaiKit Singh. Lim Gee Siong. Low Hor Leong, S Arumugam. Lye Pak Meng. S.S.
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    Lock icon Dawee's defence appeal to S-E Asia
    291 20 Dawee's defence appeal to S-E Asia OANGKOK, Fri. D The Thai Deputy Defence Minister, Air Chief Marshal Dawee Chullasapya, last night called on all South east Asian countries to join in the collective defence of the region. Addressing foreign correspondents on "the role of Thailand In the defence of South-east
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    LONDON STOCKS
    277 20 LONDON. Fri.— Closing middle prices or selected stocks not In- 1 :luding stamp duty were: i.n.iim.ni 2-..0 Ul% 1 16 Funding 4 t £96 5 16 -rl/18 War 3 V £52 3 16 +1 16 BANKS Chartered 54 3 I Hongkong CSS IXSIKAMI rom. Un 45 10' 2
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    RUBBER
    65 20 LONDON. Fri Spot 19>;d.. July 18 »d Aug. 18 -..d.. Sept. 18 7'18d.. July Sept 18>-jd Oct.' Dec 18 7 ltd. Jan. Mar. 18 7 lfid. AwU June 18 ',d.. July 1 Sept. 1R .d Oct r>c 18 11 16 d., Jan.' March 18, d. April June 1 18
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    28 20 LONDON. Fri— Buyers £1213", (•£■l). sellers £1214 (unchanged). Forward buyers £1214 (unchanged*, sellers £1214 t, £'■»>. Settlement £1212', <— £2>. Turnover a.m. 160 tons. p.m. 200 tons. Tone: Steady.
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    Cheng Hoe goes to last eight in open
    192 20 Cheng Hoe goes to last eight in open BADMINTON MALAYSIAN No. 2 Yew Cheng Hoe entered th« quarter-finals of the men's singles In the Malaysian open badminton championships at St. John Ambulance Association hall, Ipoh. last night. In the third round Cheng Hoe easily disposed of Japans Yoshio Mori 15-4.
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    Tennis hit by rain
    149 20 UtAVY ram in the afteri noon mated cut more than 1 half the In -.gramme j in the annual Malaysian Malaya I tennis championships on the Kuala Lumpur Padßiig courta yesterday. Re.sults of matches played were: Singles: A.R. Zalnal bt Mohamed Desa 6-0, 6-0; Mohamed Kassim
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    BIGGEST WORLD GAMES
    103 20 HELSINKI, Frl. The world athletic names to be staged here for the fifth time on June 28-29 will feature more world stars than any meet outside the Olympic games and continental championships Ron Clarke (Australia). Lynn Danes (Britain). Kipchoge Ketno (Kenya i. Hedeo Ijima (Japan). Abebe Bikila
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      172 20 Tate CLASSIFIEDS 20 tvords $15 (minimum) GILL: Iv Dahp and Harhhajan a daughter at Batu Gajah on 10. b t>7. Thanks to doctor and staff. CHEAH: To Janet Ang Ijtt nnd Hock San a son Kee TkUC brotber to Kee Leong on 13 (i.67. Thanks to oMtrtrlclan and ctaff. Maternity
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      126 20 NATIONAL IS MY BRAND... V y f+ CONSULT CAMBRIDGE CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOL A SYMBOL OF EFFICIENT POSTAL EDUCATION (IN ALL SUBJECTS FOR 1967/1968 EXAMINATION) HIGHER SCHOOL CERTIFICATE. CAMBRIDGE SCHOOL CERTIFICATE. MALAYSIA CERTIFICATE of EDUCATION. GENERAL CERTIFICATE of EDUCATION. FORM IV/QUALIFYING TEST. LOWER CERTIFICATE of EDUCATION. L.C.C. (BOOK-KEEPING). Out-ot-last! The most up-to-date,
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