The Straits Times, 26 May 1967

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    18 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 150,000 Estd. 1845 FRIDAY, MAY 26, 1967 if 15 CENTS KDN. 2578:2590 M.C.(P)2266
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    Lock icon Gaza Strip clash
    217 1 UAR forces repulse Israeli patrol CAIRO, Thursday THE United Arab Republic said today an Israeli patrol tried to cross the Gaza Strip border area last night and was forced to withdraw. Egypt considered this an acl of aggression by Israel, a UAH military spokesman said. He s;tid
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    First border flare-up since UN pull-out
    385 1 forced the Israelis to retreal lo Israeli territory. The Gaza Strip, a small linger shaped costal area, was occupied l>v Israeli forces in ilieir attack on Egyptian territory on Nov. 1, 1!).")(). Alter the United Nations cease lire, the Strip was returned to Egyptian
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    Lock icon Women in tooth and nail fight over jobs
    189 1 Women in tooth and nail fight over jobs LI (KNOW. Thurs— A crowd of .'imi angry women imprisoned a State .Minister in his ear for luo\ hours yesterday and foueht a pill lied battle. iisinc their teeth and nails, against women (Home (iuard) volunteers uhu tried to Iree him. Thirty
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    Lock icon Red satellite
    24 1 MOSCOW. Thurs— Russia toda> launched a new communications satellite, the fifth in Us Molnia .series and the first since last October— Reuter.
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    Lock icon PEKING WARNS: ACCEPT OUR DEMANDS
    420 1 PEKING WARNS: ACCEPT OUR DEMANDS HONG KONG, Thursday. rMIINA today reiterated its warning to Britain lo accept its live-point demands over the handling of industrial unrest in Hong Kong. The official Peking Peoples Daily m an article accused the "British imperialists of playing with fire" and said it would be
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    Lock icon Nine die in rebel ambush
    66 1 BOMBAY. Than. Nine Indian troops were killed and five iniurrd in a daylight ambush by Mizo rebrls on a road linking the Mizo hills with the rest of Assam State, according to reports reaching Shillong today. The reports said the Mizo members of the outlawed
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    Lock icon RI prostitutes rounded up
    79 1 JAKARTA. Thurs— Some 160 prostitutes were arrested in a house-to-house search by members of the Indonesian armed force* and Civil Defence Corps in Bandung. West Java, the official Antara news agency reported today. It said the authorities had refused several requests from pimps and brothel keepers
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    Lock icon Cars campaign
    61 1 LONDON. Thurs. Thousands of Briti.sh car dealers have been reminded thi.t if they want to sell Japanese cars they must .surrender their right to sell British models. This move to fight growing competition from foreign cars came today as the main British importer of the Japanese Toyota range
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    Lock icon UN newsmen protest
    87 1 UNITED NATIONS. Thurs. Reporters at the United Nations made a formal protest today after several newsmen were excluded from the press gallery at the Security Council during the debate on the Middle East crisis, to make room for the wives and friends of delegates. The U.N. Correspondents'
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    Pension for scholar
    72 1 LONDON. Thurs— Dr. J C Ghosh, a scholar from Calcutta has been awarded a pension by the British Government for hi* services 10 English literature, the firs 1 time such an award has been made to someone not of English birth. Dr Ghosh, who liven in London,
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    Worst US week of the war...
    208 1 Worst US week of the war... 2,650 DEAD, WOUNDED AND MISSING ttAIGON, Thurs. Bitter fighting along the northern frontier sent r.s. war casualties aMrinf to last week the highest weekly toll of the war, military spokesman said today. The "(pnkrNinrn saiil '.V>~ Americans were killed. tZtZ wounded and II missing.
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    Riots put up price of rice
    212 1 Riots put up price of rice lESSELTON, Thurs. The price Ol imported rice has shut up by :<o per ceni m the last 10 months here. In trie last two d pnta a Banians. Blamed tur the d I rice: The Hong Kong rlota Ministry ni Finance spokesman said here
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    STOP PRESS
    17 1 LONDON. Thins tun tedaj "Hie: ill\ we) corned I nile.l S ■n .mil Xi lilt
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    Lock icon Humiliating rebuff for West
    459 2 UNITED NATIONS, Thursday 'pit united Nation! Security Council adjourned its Middle Kast crisis debate i nd v I in i t 1 y Uist night after Communist, Asian and African delegates delivered a humiliating rebuff to Western plans to act while the Secretary-General, l Thant, was
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    Crisis meeting upsets Thant as he meets Nasser at dinner
    311 2 Crisis meeting upsets Thant as he meets Nasser at dinner CAIRO. Thursday. UN. Secretary-General U Thant. yesterday was reported to be "highly disturbed" at the convening in his absence of a U.N. Security Council session in New York on the Middle East crisis. Sources close to U Th&nt said he
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    SEEKING DETAILS ON THAT AQABA CLAIM
    197 2 SEEKING DETAILS ON THAT AQABA CLAIM attitude, the t&ruslon which has gripped the Middle East for the past week could ease considerably. U Thant's mission to Cairo, meanwhile, appeared to be as much for th# purpose of gathering Information as for working out a definite procedurr for quickly easing the
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    Air raid alert
    16 2 •TFRPPALEM. Thury A 15--tninut* practice air raid «a.< staged In Jerusalem thi* afternoon.
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    Lock icon Threat to halt ships moving to Egypt
    134 2 NEW YORK. Thurs The National Maritime I'nion threatened yesterday to halt I.S. ship movements to Egyptian ports because the United Arab Republic had blockaded the Gulf of Aqaba. 'We will call on the longshoremen and other maritime unions here to Join with us
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    Lock icon Consul is made to stand 7 hours in —the sun—
    192 2 Consul is made to stand 7 hours in —the sun— HONG KONG. Thura. —The British Consul in Macao. Mr. Norman Inns, was madt to stand for seven hours in burning sun yesterday hy young leftists shouting antiBritish slogans, the South China Morning Post's Macao correspondent reported "By noon. Mr lon
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    Lock icon Help offers in America and France
    77 2 NEW YORK, Thurs The I* rafli consulate horp rpportpd ya* terday it had bppn receiving f*ver*l hundred 'rlrphnne calls a ri»y from people nfTmng in help Israel Tf was war m th*> Miridl* In PARIS, wveral hundred Frenchmen have offered their *ervicps to Israel
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    Lock icon Now a cut in ferry services: Bus strike off
    309 3 I EFTISTS today stepped up their campaign of harassment with snap strikes in the service industries and cut the vital cross-harbour ferry services i'or an hour shortly after 4.30 p.m. Police moved into the ferry terminals to keep order. The ferries
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    Wraps off a Russian space giant
    90 3 pAKIS, ihurs— After a lone .journey, this ateßl Russian Vostok rocket is ready for the air show at l.c Bourget airport. The 300-ton rocket, or a type which has launched many Russian satellites, is going on public display in the West for the first
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    Chichester is near England
    40 3 LONDON. Tliurs. I(,:ie navifjator Sir Franci* CtUdMMer hopes to end his round-the-world voyage in Gipsy Moth IV by Saturday or Sunday. Lady Chichester said yp.slerday after a radio chat with him. Hi- la making for Piymouth.
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    Lock icon 1,100 deaths
    41 3 DACCA. Thurs —A newspaper quotum official Pakistan sources said there had been 1 100 deaths from smallpox In the city in the past live months and that reports of more deaths from outlying villages were pouring In dally —AP.
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    Brown tells Russians: Your propaganda is parody of truth
    257 3 Brown tells Russians: Your propaganda is parody of truth MOSCOW. Thursday. THE Soviet Union gave the British Foreign Secretary. Mr. George Brown, a public platform yesterday and he used it to tell his Russian audience that some Soviet propaganda was "a parody of the truth." Vis; tin-' statesmen often are
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    Lock icon Top Pakistan airman dies in crash
    91 3 KARACHI, Tnurs.— One of Pakistan's top airmen died yesterday, apparently as he guided his trashing jet away from a Karachi residential area. Air Commodore Masroor Husain was killed when his aircraft plunged into a Held near the national stadium. Two men working in the
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    TOP US. ARMY OFFICER FLEES TO CUBA
    94 3 TOP US. ARMY OFFICER FLEES TO CUBA HAVANA. Thursday. pUBA announced yesterday tha' an American army officer with access go top secret military files had arrived in Havana and asked for asylum. Major Richard Harwoud Pearee. 36. is the highest to detect to a Communist state. He served as senior
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    A letter
    77 3 He handed Cuban authorities a letter which said: "I have decided to leave my country in the company uf my .son, aged four and a half, for reason* of conscience and to ask the Cuban authorities that they give me asylum or authorl ration to proceed to another
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    Lock icon Explosion at embassy
    41 3 BONN. Thins. A charge of oxpldMve r.iiiy Uh. i tered the main door of the Spai r.ish Embassy here. There was no I reports of injuries. P )Ijcp said the;. sus;>ec:ed political motives were behind the Incident. Reuter.
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    Lock icon Malik leaves
    32 3 I HANGOON. Thurs. Indonesian ForciKii Mini.ter Adam Malik left for Cambodia this afternoon after a two-flay visit here. He was seen off by Burmese Foreign MiiiiMer U Thi Han— UPI
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    Lock icon Miniskirt problem now for priests
    87 3 Miniskirt problem now for priests VATICAN ciix, ihurs. Roman Catholic parish priests are facing increased trouble banning nunisKirts troin their churches ever since shapely actress Claudia Cardinale wore a miniskirt to an audience with Pope Paul VI, the Vatican daily newspaper said yesterday. Miss Cardinaie was the only celebrity so
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    Mine deaths
    26 3 BANGKOK Tiiuis. Two wor,i lignite nv.nr in Krab. province .southern Thailand, were enwhed to death by an avalanche list Sunday, reports reaching here MM.
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      189 3 25,000 road deaths SYDNEY. Thurs. The Australian Parliament has been told that more than 25,000 people died and 600.000 injured in road accidents in the 10 years ended 1965. ,jjHfe Scintillating \f[r Loveliness The scintillating loveliness of genuine Watcrford Glass skil- tally fashioned by hand by |M inastercraftsmcn in Ireland
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    Recital by a Japanese organist
    99 4 FLOUR PLANT BIGGEST IN S-EA SINGAPORE. Thurs. Japanese organist YoI shimufi Kiri no who I sperialises in playing the Yamaha electronic organ, I will give a recital on I 1 Saturday at 8 p.m. at the Singapore Conference I Hall. I His programme will include
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    $12 million expansion is launched by mill
    445 4 J^HL tnree year-old Fnma Ltd., one 01 me two major flour mills in Singapore, has launched a $12 million expansion project to make it the biggest single mill in South-east Asia, with a production capacity of 1,500 tons a day. The project is
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    TV COVERAGE FOR SPORTS
    266 4 TV COVERAGE FOR SPORTS SINGAPORE, Thursday. THERE can b<» more coverage of sports by Telex vision Singapura. if organisers will give advance information of these games to TV. This was the reply uiven by the Minister of State for Culture. Mr. I^e Koon Choy, in Parliament, yesterday to a complaint
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    Robber with knife gets 3 years jail
    157 4 Robber with knife gets 3 years jail SINGAPORE, Thurs. A 27-year-old man was today jailed for three years by a magistrate's court for participating in a robbery attempt at. a provision shop in Tanjong Katong Road which resulted In the death of the properletress's husband. Klu Ah Mok pleaded guilty
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    Schools TV for today
    132 4 'TODAYS education TV on Channel Bis as follows: 830 am -8.50 a.m.. Mathematics. Sec 2— "The Idea of Functionality 9.15-9.35. General science. Sec. 2 "Crystals and Atoms" 10-10.20. English literature. Sec. 2— "The Barrrtts of Wimpole Street II"; 11.05-11.25. National language. Bee. 2— "Menangakap Ikan DlPantai
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    Don't expect big changes in pay, STB men told
    179 4 SINGAPORE, Thurs— EmJ ployees of the Singapore Telephone Board were told today not to expect big changes in their wages and conditions of service. This was stated by Mr. G. Kandasamy, general secretary of the Amalgamated Union of Public Employees, at
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    BIRD SINGING CONTEST
    42 4 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Some 150 birds arc expected to take part in the annual "merbah jambol" singing contest to be held at the Radin Mas English School field at Kamponf Bahru Road from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Sunday.
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    Top travel agents for S'pore
    105 4 SINGAPORE. Thurs. A group of leading travel agents from Australia will arrive In Singapore on June 8 on the P and O liner Arcadia to look Into the prospects of further boostIng the tourist trade between the two countries. The air-sea familiarisation tour has been
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    Talk on blood pressure
    55 4 SINGAPORE. Thurr Dr. Denix Williams, physician at the Nat ion si Hospital for Nervous Diseases in London, todsv Ray a talk on "blood pressure and cerebral blcod flow at the pathology lecture theatre. General Hospital The talk »iv organised by the School of Post-graduate Medical Studies
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    _ A SPECIAL PASSPORT FOR THREE CLASSES OF •—CITIZENS—
    132 4 A SPECIAL PASSPORT FOR THREE CLASSES OF CITIZENS OINGAPORE. Thurs. Singapore citizens who come under any of three specified categories must obtain a valid exit permit before they can obtain a special passport to travel to West Malaysia. ALL male Singapore citirenv who were born between April 17. 1935 and
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    Le Club du Beret
    83 4 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The French Charge d Affaires in Singapore. Mr M Edouard Hutte. yesterday declared open the new rlub premises of the Le Club dv Beret in Stevens Road The pre ident Mr Lee Kok Han. said that the club, together with the Alliance Franchise m
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    Farewell lunch
    40 4 SINGAPORE Thurs. The Federation of National Pugilism Associations will cue a farewell lunch at the Eastern Palace Restaurant in .Toiin Uttles building on Sunday to overseas nidges of the Pugi'iMn- competition nowbeing held at the Gay World Stadium
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    Gifts all the way from India for Mollie Ang
    185 4 Gifts all the way from India for Mollie Ang CINGAPORE. Thurs. The Joint secretary of the Indian Ministry of Civil Aviation and Transport. Mr. J.N. Goyal. today presented a silk srarf, a stole, and a replica of the 10th century A.D. Bankura horse to Miss Tourism Singapura. Mollie Ang. The
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    The Peranakan Association
    44 4 SINGAPORE. Thurf. Thr> n^wly f^rmM multi-rarial Pr>ran»Itan Associatmn wUI hold ttl first dinner and danr»" on .liuif 3 Th» funrtion will be held at the residence of tta vice-chairman of sonal sub-committee. Mr Yeo Hock Thye in Dunsford Drive at 7.30pm.
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    Boys Town fair
    32 4 SINGAPORE. Thu« Boys Tr.wn will hold a funfair at It* Biikit Timah pr«ni«^* from 8 3 m to fi p.m. on June 4. In «ld .if its maintrnanrr fund.
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      137 4 METROPOLE 1 ÜBII TANG PAO VUN I HOLLYWOOD wu chia chi j TODAY HS|UNG <j* jt 181 f Mandarin With Enalnh Ch.n.l. lubtltKl ""service families holidays Pouibly your 101 l chonca ra vnif I Wattern Moloviia Wa after lawar raUt in May/Jun«/aarly July/ I far* Scpt'/Ocr/Nov. Calm t«o ah th*
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    GCE at two levels...
    436 5 Singapore to scrap School Certificate and the HSC gINGAPORE, Thurs. The Singapore Government today announced details of its intention to substitute the Genera] Certificate of Education at two levels for the Cambridge School Certificate and the Higher School Certificate in all the four language streams. Under
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    203 5  - By MARGARET WEE IJUALA Lumpur. Thurs "1 know I'm a very lucky man." said Korean dancer. Yang Chul. with :>ne arm round Ifist Su/anna Hong left > and another round Miss Kittie Kirn. his dancing partners. Mr Ya-i;: leads a five-mem-ber troupe of musicians, singers and dancers, called thp Korean
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    Koran prize day
    27 5 MUAR, [bull Ttngku \lhlikotn will n\e away the prizes *o w:nners of the State Koran readUir competition at the Muar Club on June 1
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    Let people vote on free port status, says Labour
    269 5 Let people vote on free port status, says Labour PENANG, Thursday. THE Penang divisional chairman ot the Labour Party, Mr. Lim Kean Siew. today called on the Government to refer "the whole matter" of the free port to the people of Penang. "We also call on the Government to explain
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    Supply earth, Govt urged
    54 5 PBNANO Thun rhe P*nanc I'unggal L'ninn blanch. Butierworth. ha* urged tiip Stare eiivrinnirn: to supply 250 lorry loads of red cirth to tlie ncichoourine Milages of PrrmHt.uic Lcng.sat. Pennatang S*ta and Uhar Tiang for repaid to ro*d.-. The blanch phuv. to recruit voluntary workers to proude
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    Tan: Not a loss of free port status
    90 5 I POM. Than.— The Minister of linamc. Mr. T.in glew S'n. s. t i{| hrrr today that the imposition of duties on It types of soods imported into Penanc did not rrrr.in loss, of frer port status to thr island "The duties
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    Defence talks with Aussies continue
    98 5 I/UAIA LUMPUR Thurs. Official* Ol the Mini Di'tence and the iralian technical ml tinued their talks here today Baturday. alter the Australian del* (jation. led by Mr DS mcci pui <:u>ther round of Ulk^ Tht ■lad fin, winch arrtv- Pd hen- two days aco. will
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    Tengku to Japan: Buy more iron ore
    99 5 Tengku to Japan: Buy more iron ore "TOKYO. Thurs. Icntku Abdul Rahman has a*krd Japan to buy mure iron on- from Malaysia. lie made his irquest at a dinner «>\en in his hon our last iii; 111 h> thp Japanese Prime Minister. Mr. Sato I'he Chief .ihmet Secre t.«r\. Mr
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    Road death riddle
    54 5 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Police are investigating the death of a year-old baby do.v. Aiees Mohanied. who wa- killed on the road while playing outside his home In Cheng Cheok Strept yesterday morning. H rather reported to police that neighbours had told him his son had been I knocked
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    THE PRIDE IN WORKIXG WITH YOUR HANDS
    134 5 THE PRIDE IN WORKIXG WITH YOUR HANDS D I' T T E RWORTH. Thurs. Painters, farmers and oven .sellers who made (food use of their hands often found more meaning and happiness In their lives than white-collar workers and business executives. The Chirr Education Officer. Mr. Onj> Teng Keon*. said
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      255 5 Straits Times Crossword *i Boss 7 Tnke port, or »tron« ipirii" 1 I. Com position lor two piano* 19. 9 hate purtji of It i7l c ln prleiit k rhirw S An over-aarm carment? (7). in Ke«n to punish Tlml(i »ntm«l_ tht de«r? No. I 11 M«W a fu«. Adam
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    Shipping firms are urged to assist S'pore port
    419 6 CONTAINERISA TION PROGRAMME CHIPPING companies, both local and foreign, have been told thai ii is about time they sLnt thinking <»n Mow they can help Singapore port in its containerisation project. Mr. L.R. Parker, a British export in the new and revolutionary
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    SCHOOL POLICE CADET CORPS NOT USED FOR SPYING: TEH
    197 6 SI.M.APORL. I h urs.Mr leh Kirn Fait, ice-principal of the Chinese High School. tod.iN denied in court that he m .1 member of any political party, or that lie had used the school s police cadet corps to spy on the
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    Promotion from GES to SAS possible on basis of merit
    119 6 Promotion from GES to SAS possible on basis of merit SINGAPORE. Thur.s Oov- eminent officers In the general executive holding honours degrees can obtain promotion to thr Singapore administrate service on the basis of merit This the Public Seivue Comml a statement today The statement said Some ol these honours
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    BURSARIES, PRIZES TO STUDENTS
    93 6 BURSARIES, PRIZES TO STUDENTS SINGAPORE. Thurs Adult Education Board will I present prizes, medals, bursary award- to about ;sot) student.i in the B< condarv evening c well a; the and literary classes tomorrow at the Conference Hall a: v in M.iriam Chan Chov Bli MP for Delta, will present the
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    The creche service: Study for extension of benefits
    112 6 The creche service: Study for extension of benefits SINGAPORE. Thui The Social Welfare Department will be I asked to look into the desirability of extending further the benefit.- of its special creche service, Mr. li.vi Chee Sciie. Parliament ary Secretary for Social Affairs I in Parliament yesterday. He w.i lion
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    Adventurers' Club show
    16 6 Adventurers' Club show ■i h'lld i vai i<n Sunday in ad $i *<• d ai ihp thcatn.
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    SHOWDOWN AHEAD FOR OIL WORKERS UNION
    300 6 THE executive council of the United Workers in the Petroleum Industry and its Esso Petroleum Transport and Services Inc. branch are heading for a showdown following an ultimatum the headquarters served on the branch today. The union's assistant general .secretary. Inche /.bdul Aziz Karim.
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    FAMILY PLANNING SHOW
    210 6 SINGAPORE, Thurs. The Government family planning; mobile exhibition Is now stationed at Kreta Aver community centre until Sunday. It is open daily from 3.30 p.m. to 10.30 p.m. secretary. Mr Seah Mill Kok. to ask Mr Oon to .show cause why lie should no' he e\pelled from
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    Racial violence if the Alliance falls, warns —Tan—
    453 7 Racial violence if the Alliance falls, warns —Tan— IPOH, Thursday. IF an Opposition party or a combination of such parties came to power in this country, racial violence would certainly follow. This warning came from the Minister of Finance, Mr. Tan Siew Sin, at a dinner given in his honour
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    Loyalty drive for good citizens
    129 7 IPOH. Thurs. The nation-wide loyalty campaign to In- started by the MCA has been named "Operation Good Citizen The nrw name for the campaign to inculcate a greater sense of national pride and civic consciousness among the Chinese was announced by the Minister of Finance,
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    Merdeka radio drama contest
    120 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Radio Malaysia is sponsoring a radio drama writing contest to commemorate the 10th anniversary of Mcrdeka on Aue. 31 The contest, which is open to all residents of Malay ,ia. comprises tour sections: Malay, English. Chinese and Tamil. The scripts should be written
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    $10,000 fire in Malacca
    48 7 MALACCA Ihurs. Damage 1 at $10,000 was caused by a tire at a godown in Depot Road her* 1 during the early hours of this mm The roof of the godown and part of tho rice, onmn Migar and pigfood stored inside was damaged
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    PUPILS WITH 'SPOTS' WERE INFECTED
    109 7 IJUALA LUMPUR, Thurs.— The 42 boys ot the Setapak High School, who developed a rash alter a dinner la>t wepk, got It from three of their schoolmates not as a result ot the food The headmaster ol the school. Mr N. Rajendra, said today that
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    Why the rubber research cess was raised
    158 7 Why the rubber research cess was raised JJUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. The Government today said that the increase In the rubber research cess was necessary to meet the rising expenditure of the Malayan Rubber Fund Board resulting from the expansion of its research and development activities. The acting Prime Minister, Tun
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    Tan: New currency has more than 100 p.c. backing
    227 7 Tan: New currency has more than 100 p.c. backing IPOH, Thursday. 'J'HE Minister of Finance, Mr. Tan Siew Sin, said here tonight that the new Malaysian currency to be issued on June 12 had "more than 100 per cent external backing." But, he pointed out, the extent of external cover
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    Manicka off to Geneva
    43 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurg. The Minister of Labour. Mr. v Maniclcava&anam. left fnr Geneva today to attend a conference of the International Labour Organisation. He is expected back before Parliament meets on June 14 to present the Industrial Relations Bill
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    Border talks—a success
    71 7 Border talks— a success JAKARTA. Thurs A visiting Malaysian mission said today that talks with Indonesian Justice Department on border crossing in Borneo would be completed tomorrow and an agreement signed on Saturday night. The 10-man mission, headed by Dato Nik Daud. is here to discuss immigration and traffic of
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    Council meeting
    26 7 NIBONG TEBAL, Thurs. The South Province Wellesley rural district council will meet at 2.30 D.m. on May 31 in the Nibong Tebal district office.
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    Lock icon Learning how to cut red tape...
    163 7 'THE Malaysian Government Is studying means of i-treamllnlng administration so that senior officials "will have time to sit back and think about their work." Tan Sri Abdul Jamil bin Rals, Permanent Secretary at the Prime Minister's Department, said this yesterday after completing a round
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    SELF-HELP TRAINING FOR AINI
    127 7 SELF-HELP TRAINING FOR AINI r\\Y. Narul Ainl binte Hussain (above), from Pahang. is one of the Women's Institute members attending a five-day course in Kuala Lumpur to learn how to conduct similar courses in their own WI branch. She is one of her State's three representatives, who with 30 others,
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    MSA gets rights to India
    49 7 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Malay-sia-Singapore Airlines has been granted air traffic rights to operate to India. A clause stipulating this is contained in the preliminary air agreement signed between India and Singapore today. The agreement will enable Air India to operate here on a regular basis.
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    Twice-held student agitator freed —again —
    291 7 Twice-held student agitator freed again SINGAPORE, Thurs. China-born Lim Hing Gok, 29, twice detained for playing a leading role in proCommunist agitation in Singapore, was freed today. His release followed a public statement he has made renouncing his Communist past. Police first arrested him In September 1957. when he was
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    Umno meeting
    29 7 NIBONG TEBAL. Thurs. The annual delegates' conference of the South Province Weltesley Umno division will be held at the Sir Henry Gurney Boys' Club here on Saturday.
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      99 7 /"<?7 MOVEMENTS EXPLAIN.'.'} I/ IT SNAPS NECK OF ANYONE WHcTN^; h I IN DANCE. FIRST I WATCHES 7 HERE COME UNLUCKY f/', NOKUMOTO FANAILV W -> N \96 UNIMPORTANT. W9^y ROOSTER. IGO INTO CVANCE. > DAKJCE IS DEADLIEST 97th IS «££W \WE HAVE HIM FOR r -^^M//. WEAPONON EARTH .»/y
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    DEATH
    41 8 M WorJ. (li 1 Minimum) LOH BERNARD, agt U year*, beInvert „,n nr Mr at Mr* Loh Chy« -id a«ay peacefully at Genruga «in uf O-ir I-irtv Queen of Peace at 400 pm. on V 67 and thence to Bidadar'.
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENT
    39 8 in H'orrfi lit t¥tmtm»m> THE BEREAVED FAMILY of the late Tuanit K»ok Hoong wl.he* to ajiprenn thnr grateful thanka to all MBMto Wlßima, the Princl|*l SUff ant* of Bt. Andrew r School. help before Mai rturlnK th« funeral.
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    The Straits Times Friday. May 26, 1967. The Sabah Split
    600 8 The Straits Times F riday. May 26, 1967. The Sabah Split can do as much harm as deeds The. past few days -.>f silence appear tv have been helpful. Quiet consideration or I Inche Khir's reconciliation proposals followed by quiet consultations among the interested parties are what is I now
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    Towards 1970
    445 8 The engineering side of the Muda River irrigation scheme moves ahead rapidly. Yesterday it was Perlis' turn for a ground breaking ceremony for one of its phases, the Sultan setting an excavator to work M $31 million worth of distribution channels. About 75,<(00 people, three quarters of the
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    Road to Power
    169 8 Completion of the National Electricity Board's transmission lines from Kuala Pilah to Gemas and Segamat takes the construction of a national grid useful step forward. Two old 1 and inefficient diesel power stations, serving the two towns, have been closed down and construction work will presumably press
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    Malaysia's modern • challenge in the coir trade
    350 8 Malaysia's modern challenge in the coir trade MAY I clarify the report .May ll> under the heading "Our Coir Factory faces big Ceylon threat"? The Kayar (Mi factory is not in any danger of being closed down, it is true that we are facing difficulty in obtaining more raw material
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    Schools complex
    54 8 WE refer to a report In the Straits Time* of May 5 concerning the cost of electrical Installations in a schooLs complex in Kuantan. We wish to make It clear that the bill mentioned ir. the report was not submitted by the electrical consultants for the project, Messrs.
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    We arc never going to let North Vietnam take this piece of real estate... 9
    482 8 We arc never going to let North Vietnam take this piece of real estate... 9 US Secretary of State Dean Rusk displays none of the mental travail that torments most other Washington officials about the outcome of the war in Vietnam. He does not pretend to know Just when, or
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    RUSK the ROCK
    634 8 Untroubled by any doubts, playing for the breaks proudly recalls to friends, wac that. At that point In history. Robert S. McNamara was controller of the Ford Motor Co. in Michigan. Walt Whitman Rostow was teaching Amprican history at Cambridge. England. Lyndon Baines Johnson was Just completing
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    LEARNING MALAY
    442 8  -  LESSON 46 in a new series GLObSAKV: SokongAN irn— eupyort. teUnffs, or jiran 'in neighbour; PfcnyrludapAN (from: 'trludup') smuggling; PEmanfka Prtilden iNi Acting President. Our extract (or trmulation today is abo on trade and international relations, entitled 'PEmulrhAS dafang d'nran Indoneaia', from B.H. May 6th: PEmuk-bAN rkonnmi Indonesia
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    Plant to make 150 products
    542 9  -  WHEELOCK MARDEN GROUP EXPANDS ACTIVITIES IN REPUBLIC By SOH TIANG KENG THE Wheelock Marden group has set up a factory in Singapore's Jurong industrial complex to manufacture some 150 products for both the local and overseas markets. This is part of the group's expanding activities
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    Specialists head new complex
    408 9 RUNNING a factory such as Wheelmar, which produces a wide range of wellknown products, requires business and technical expertise of the highest calibre. Wheelmar possesses this skilled and specialised manpower vital to the success of such a complex and sophisticated enterprise. Chairman of Wheelmar Chemicals <S)
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    Wheelmar factory opening
    21 9 WHEELMAR Chemicals (S) Ltd. factory at Lorong Tukang Empat, off Jalan Tukang, Jurong, will be officially opened today.
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      123 9 THE WHEELOCK MARDEN GROUP Head Office: Wheelock Marden Co. Ltd., Union House, Hong Kong. Aviation, Finance, Industrial, Insurance, Investments, Loans, Manufacturing, Merchandising, Motors, Property, Rubber Brokers, Ship Breaking, Shipping, Valuers Assessors. SUBSIDIARY ASSOCIATED COMPANIES in Hong Kong, Africa, Australia, Bahamas, Canada, Holland, Japan, Malaysia, Panama, Singapore, Thailand, United Kingdom, United
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    SOME MACHINES DESIGNED LOCALLY
    96 10 has carried out quality controls and is satisfied that the product meets with the required stand-, ards. the cream is passed on to the storage tank to await filling. The clean Jars are then filled and the cream labelled. In the manufacture of tablets, the powder
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    Factory processes labour intensive
    260 10 THE Wheelmar Chemicals factory al Jurong is run along sound, efficient and productive lines. This is made possible by the application of modern equipment ;ind up-to-date manufacturing and production techniques. Some of the machines were designed and made locally, in some cases, by the factory staff.
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    Wheelmar plant superintendent
    10 10 Mr. W (jiml Evans, ril* factory Superintendent
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    11 10 EMPLOYEES sealing tins of floor polish in the Wheelmar Chemicals factory.
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      176 10 Congratulations to Wheelmar Chemicals (S) Ltd. on the occasion of the GRAND OPENING of their factory at Jurong from BOOTS PURE DRUG CO. (F. E.) LTD. Congratulations Best Wishes on the Official Opening of Wheelmar Chemicals (Singapore) Ltd. Jurong In4u«*riol Ittote, Singapora-22. Masterprints Limited 12, L«MM»fI Tukanf Duo, Singapor«-22. i
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      259 10 Congratulations to WHEELMAR CHEMICALS (S) LTD. on the opening of their new factory in Jurong. They use FACIT Office Equipment 13 Ca S Is [a \a S \b la [a S ESS Sis \b S 51 this is a very fast [g calculating machine [§j FACIT CA2-16 IHI 5 times
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    High quality goods
    10 11 TOP EFFICIENCY WITH USE OF LATEST MACHINES
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    WELL-KNOWN BRANDS
    76 11 THE modern production machinery of the Wheelmar Chemicals factory is geared to produce Large quantities of high quality products. This company also undertakes con- tract work for the local manufacture of well known brands. Above: Hair cream in bottles being packed in the Jurong factory for the market.
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      89 11 Congratulations WHEELMAR CHEMICALS (SINGAPORE) LTD. on the opening of their Factory at Jurong Industrial Estate from MULLER PHIPPS (FAR EAST) LTD. Shell Chemicals are one of the principal suppliers of raw material to s Wheelmar Chemicals (S) Ltd. I From solvents to detergents, resins to rubbers, plastics to insecticides. Shell
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      143 11 Congratulations to I WHEELMAR CHEMICALS (S) LTD. j on the opening of their factory at Jurong from JACKSON'S MALAYA LTD. a member of the Wheelock Marden Group and agents for the following organisations Burroughs Wellcome Co. (Hazeline Snow Antepar) 6rap Jeyes Overseas Limited (Jeyes Fluid Jeypine) \StN; Smith Nephew Ltd.
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    Worldwide chain of over 200 firms
    443 12 WHEELMAR Chemicals (S) Ltd. is part of a world-wide chain of more than 200 subsidiaries and closelyassociated companies operated by the giant Wheelock Marden group. The group's history is one of progress and expansion. The activities and interests of Wheelock Marden Co. Ltd., with
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    Boiler for factory
    14 12 THE 45 h.p. boiler in the Wheelmar Chemicals factory in Jurong
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    Company's great faith in the future
    6 12 Company's great faith in the future
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    Plans to recruit more staff
    423 12 Plans to recruit more staff WHEELMAR Chemicals (S) Ltd. factory plans to recruit more technical staff later to cope with increased production. At present, the company is training technical staff in various manufacturing techniques. Among them are two pharmacy graduates from the University of Singapore. They are Messrs. Han Hong
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      276 12 Congratulations Best Wishes To WHEELMAR CHEMICAL (S) LTD. Ron the official opening of their factory in the Jurong Industrial Complex Once again SCR is proud to be helping in the expansion of Industry by supplying yet another Company with NCR accounting equipment for modern up -to the minute Stock Control.
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      156 12 Congratulations Best Wishes to WHEELMAR CHEMICALS (SINGAPORE) LTD. on the occasion of the Official Opening of their NEW FACTORY. ROTARY TABLET MACHINE J.WHYTE (malaya) SDN.BHD. KUALA LUMPUR PENANG JESSELTON SINGAPORE Agents for 111 l AIU CCT %Tll WATER STILLS M^J=tJy| TABLCTMAK.HG U^MACHINES^J ACHIN AND Ancillary Equipment. LTD. illlllllllllllllllllllilllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll Congratulations WHEELMAR
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    $1.5 mil light plan gets the 'go'
    152 13 $1.5 mil light plan gets the 'go' [(UALA LUMPUR. 1V Thurs.— The Acting Prime Minister, Tun Abdul Razak, today approved $1.5 million for 15 electricity schemes in West Malaysia. The schemes will benefit 2.15() families. The money approved today is in addition to the $2 million already approved for project*
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    Bigger medical library
    52 13 gINGAPOKE. Thuri Worn has b«<;im on $800,000 medical library extension in the University Of Singapore's medical Itculty which will almost double the Mating capacity for students from 140 to 2i>o. The Increased space will alao mskt> it poaattdt to Increase the ■toek of book* from 60.000 to
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    A CUEPACS PLEDGE ON ARMED FORCES UNION CLAIMS
    203 13 A CUEPACS PLEDGE ON ARMED FORCES UNION CLAIMS KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday. fLEPACS will Rive full backing to the Federation Armed Forces Civilian Staff Union in the event of the union taking industrial action against the Ministry of Defence for the non-settlement of its 15 outstanding claims. This was decided at
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    Scout social
    26 13 PENANO. Thurs— The Bay an Lepas Loral Association of Bey Scouts will hold a social at the Sekolah KPban*>aan in Sungei Arm. on Saturday.
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    Cuepacs to hold big protest rally
    82 13 Cuepacs to hold big protest rally L I lIMFIK Thurs. —A rally will he held a i Federal House canteen on Monday by Cuepac's newly formed 12 man action committee to protest against the Government's suspension of the functions of the National Whitley Council. About 3.000 civil aervants are expected
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    Indians meet
    27 13 KCALA I IMI'IH lliurs— The Belangor Ind an .-W i ;at;nn will hold its annual meeting on Sunday at Its premises in Taylor Road here
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    Knife killing
    30 13 IPOH Thurs— How K;ap Fan. 17- unemployed, was stabbed to death in front of a coffee shop near hs house in Bukit Merah new village near here today.
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    Mao's Thoughts go on sale in S'pore
    364 13 Mao's Thoughts go on sale in S'pore By Chaong Yip Seng: Singapore. Thurs. Tse-tung's famous quotations printed on large red stamps are being secretly sold in Singapore. They are being sold in large quantities at 80 cents to a dollar a set. I saw a set today. Its owner had
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    Armed robber bound over
    68 13 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Loo Kuan alias Ah Hong. 20. today pleaded guil'y to armed robbery and was bound over in a sum of f 1.000 for two years by the Session* Onurt here He and two others still at large were, charged with robbing Madam Lee
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    Dealers meet
    28 13 SINGAPORE. Thurs Carrier air conditioning dealers from Singapore and Malaysia met at Raffles Hotel today tor a two-day dealers' seminar organised by I AC (Singapore) Ltd.
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    Pilgrims back
    23 13 SINGAPORE. Thura. Som« 280 pilgrims from Johore Ma. area. Trengganu Kelantan and Singapore disembarked from th« Anshun today after visiting Mecca
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    THE TIDES
    105 13 roUAI: Sedlli Kechll 12 13 am <82ft) 10 14 p m 63ft); Singapore 118 pm (8 3ft); Port Dukson 8 am H3(ti 020 pm 1 8.3 ft i Port Sueetenham 739 am <15 2ft) 737 pm I I ft > Penang 1 54 am i T 31 1
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    IN: THE MAYOR WITH A 'HOWDY' MISSION
    178 13 IN: THE MAYOR WITH A 'HOWDY' MISSION By MAUREEN PETERS I/lALA 1.1 MPI R. Thurv Man with a mission is 18-year-old Mr. Milton Graham. Mayor of Phoenix. Arizona, who arrived here today with 26 other American* on a getting-to-know-you tour. Dubbed "Mayor Graham's Goodwill Tour to the Far Kast' 1
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    ACCUSED OF 'CHARM' FRAUD
    88 13 ACCUSED OF 'CHARM' FRAUD SINGAPORE. Thurs. Le« Swee Nam. 27. was charged In a magistrate's court today with cheating a i woman by representing to h«-r that he could prepare a charm to drive away evil from her and dishonestly Inducing her to deliver to him jewellery worth $500 The
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    Two ways in which we help nation—by Esso head
    220 13 Two ways in which we help nation— by Esso head KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Esso Standard today gave two ways how it made "significant contributions" to the national economy. The firm had made maximum use of local talents and resources and enabled the Government to obtain additional revenue. The chairman aid
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    $680,000 spent from the flood fund
    165 13 |(UALA LUMPUR. 1V Thurs. A sum of $600,000 out of the $2.2 million collected for the National Disaster Fund has beon spent on rehabilitation. This is in addition to the $80,000 used for immediate relief. The Minister of Welfare Services. Hajl Abdul Hamid Khan,
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    MAJORS GET A 'TASTE' OF WHAT IT IS TO BE THE BOSS
    227 13 I/ UAL A LUMPUR, 1V Thurs. Twentytwo senior army officers are being given a "taste" of the responsibilities of a Staff Oflfii The Motor directing staff officer of the Command and Staff Wing of the Malaysian Minltary Training
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    Scouts to hold 4-day rally
    60 13 JOHORE BAHRT. ThUIB. The Johore Boy Bouts Association will hold a four-da; on the Istann BMal grounds hero from July 28. The Mentri Pvar. Datt. Hall Othman Saat. who tf president of the asuocia'ion has given f 1.000 Tor the rally. M Smg Swee. t}ie
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    Call for new clause to aid Malays
    208 13 THE Rochore branch of the Singapore Malays National Organisation formerly Umno and now known as PKM6--h&s urged that the position of the Malays In Singapore shruld be further protected by an additional clause in the new Singapore Constitution They said the n»* clause
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      14 13 w 4HHS) Sturdy J ,7>|ji\N x i Scott (g) makes it bett&r for you
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      702 13 TV MALAYSIA tIIANNKI. 5 Kuala Lumpur i 555 Nationnl Song*. 600 News and H*n«n«; 8 Ipoh and in Tanul; 6.10 Dakun Born Malarra; 3. 10 Johorf Bahru: t4, Uie; 7.00 New* in Enslith: 4 Taiping; 1 Batu Pahat; 9 7 10 SpmU Arena: 735 Texan Kluang. No Place to SUip.
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    Management problem:
    272 14 THERE IS SHORTAGE OF TOP GRADE MEN IN SPORE AND MALAYSIA JHERE is a nml for bigger and better management skill in commerce in Singapore and Malaysia. With the rate of development in these regions, there is going to be a shortage of top grade administrators for business
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    Production increased
    97 14 'THE output of the new-style Dynat natural rubber from the Malay.Man plantations of The Outline Corporation Ltd. la to bt- substantially Increased. Tins follows the enthusiastic reception yiven to the Dynat display at the Rubberex '67 exhibition at Brighton. England, which was held recently. Rubber manulacturers who attended
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    ON COURSE IN LONDON
    113 14 MR. LeonK Kwong Meng (above), resident representative in Singapore and .Malaysia of Ward. Blenkinsop Co. Ltd. chemical manufacturers of Wembley, England, bas just arrived in London, for a regional conference and a refrsher training course Mr Leong has been with the company since 1960, marketing W.B.
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    10 medals presented
    122 14 'TEN employees including two women oi Kraser and Neave Ltd., Ipoh branch, were given long service awards by the company at a dinner on Sunday. Each oi them was presented with a silver medal and a red packet of $100 in recognition of their services with the
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    Ocean Prima due in Singapore
    238 14 IVWORROW the Oiean Prima (above) will be railing at Singapore with a full cargo of wheat from Australia for Prima Mills Ltd.. Singapore. The Ocean Prima is a modern motor vessel which is operated by the Ocean Shipping Group of Companies. This vessel was built
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    Lufthansa officer back from Hammburg
    187 14 Lufthansa officer back from Hammburg YfR. Jackie Lim of x Lufthansa German Airlines in Kuala Lumpur, has topped a class of mere than 20 people from Lufthansa offices around the world, in a recent examination at Hamburg, Germany. The examination was held at the end of an advanced tariff training
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    3rd AWARD
    41 14 The Praser Nrave In Ipoh. bottlers of. Seven-Up In Perak. have been awarded the "7 Up Quality Award" for 1966 by the International headquarters of the Seven-Up Export Corporation for the third successive year since its Inception In 1964.
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    Sim now member of bank board
    120 14 MR. Sim Hay Lum (above) a director of Singapore Finance Ltd.. has now been appointed a director of Asia Commercial Banking Corp. Ltd. His appointment to the board of directors of the bank took effect from May 1. A former member of the Malayan
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    Fire does not slow down plant
    149 14 (CENTURY PLASTICS Ltd.. leading manufacturers of polythene packaging in Malaysia have maintained their production schedule despite a recent fire. The managing director, Mr. Thomas Wong, said that the fire on April 7 caused no delay and. In fact, the factory was in full operation
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    Expand output
    41 14 The synthetic rubber industries should closely look to expand the end-uses of their material in view of current expansion of their production capacity. Mr. Hermann R. Thies, general manager of the Synthetic Rubber International Institute of New York said.
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    WIDE MACHINERY RANGE OFFER BY COMPANY
    211 14 WIDE MACHINERY RANGE OFFER BY COMPANY ANE of Europe's leading engineering concerns has a wide range of machinery to offer Singapore and Malaysia clients which it claims will help further the rate of growth of the rubber, plastic 1 and baking industries The machinery. Including Internal rubber and plastic mixers
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    1210 17 Ml KIMCSR m and reported to the Sinxapare and KnaU I umpur trading rooms ef the Stork rirliange yeaterday with the nnmber of aharea traded in biarketa: INDUtTRIALt: Boustead (2 000)1 |I. U, (4.0W1 II. M: Control Sugar .1(000. 51. 70 ,D (14.00U1 SI HW v. 01 11.71,
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      774 18 BOOKS PUBLICATIONS M ►»-,<. ft I Win Bml rf. •Mir. MOTION SMITH INVITE fl IB*p*cl n. t •r.»rt!on of T»rnnirm fxv.k.v »t •nur ■bowrocmt 13 B«lt»r> AT YOUR SERVICE I, M...W. <\l,n.)—Bnx i* rl: txlrm PMOTOITAT SERVICE h..'om»llC.' r <on Road. S pore SCH4O. KWOK S PMUTOCOPT SERVICE. PM AnlHf
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      1434 18 ■■■■■^■■■■■■■■■■1 FRASER NEAVE LIMITED ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT (Incorporatrd in the Republic of BOARD Sin por TENDER NOTICE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the first and final dividend Tenders will be received by the of '<'■■'■ turn 4D', income tax on Chairman. Economic Development the 7V- Cumulative Preference Board. 2nd Floor. Fullerion
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      816 18 NOTICE JEJtAM HUANTAN (MALAYA) ORCHARD ROAD mmJSS^m^mi SHOWROOM if OFFICES VACANT •NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN thai the Eighth Annual Genial SIIOILI'OOHI ailll OJJICCS ICttll C.XtOlSll'C Meeting of JERAM KUANTAN i r c^ Y S^KS5 A SSI l S l T h w e \Parking facilities in best part of K°u?rLmU
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    STATES OF MALAYA CHAMBER OF MINES
    3268 19 The 56th Annual General Meeting of the States of Malaya Chamber of Mines was held, in Ipoh, on 25th May, 1967. The following is the Address of the President. Mr. H. H. Fuller, J.M.N., D.F.C., delivered at that meeting. uenuemen. Before opening this afternoon's
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      382 19 NOTICE MALAYAN ELECTRONIC INDUSTRIES LTD. Md O'CONNOR'S LIMITED Announce that pursuant to internal arrangements, the trading activities now being carried on by Malayan Electronic Industries Ltd., will as from Ist June 1967, be taken over and carried on by O'Connor's Limited of 124/ 126 Robinson Road, Singapore, which is an
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      1507 19 NOTICES PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS GOVERNMENT OF THE SINGAPORE GOVERNMENT REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE VACANCIES THE LOCAL GOVERNMENT Applications are Invited from INTEGRATION ORDINANCE. SINGAPORE MALAYSIAN CITI--1963. (No. IS of 1963) ZENSNOTICE CNDKR SECTION 19 (10) APPOINTMENTS \l) and (3, or section 19 of the d nt ol PoUce Local Government Integration Or-
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      758 19 NOTICES NOTFCE Notice It hereby given that Sar. Development Co. (Singapore) Ltd.. will forfeit the booking fee ol $500. paid by MR. TEE GIAT TOH. formerly of No: 125, Havelock Road. IX he does not inform the Company of his new address within seven days from the date of this
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    Trengganu v Kelantan in 'decider'
    246 20 Trengganu v Kelantan in 'decider' TIMESPORT MALAYSIA CUP SOCCER TOIENGGANU meet Kelantan at Kuala TrennA ganu today in a Malaysia Cup second round match which will probably decirt.- the East Zone. In the first round, they drew 2-2 and both beat Pahang, the only other team in the zone. So
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    CHAMPS QUIT
    16 20 H:ikr. the MaIr.cca Div 1 soccer champions. Undrawn from th. tournament which begin* on
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    Shock for Radhika
    113 20 RADHIKA Menon. the Rrw l>Hii. Nemi Sembilan. >choolglrl who holds the national women's Mngles title, went down to a shock defeat by Nora Smith In the Mnlacra open lawn lennis tliampionships Mrs Smith won 6-3. 1-6. «-0 t« entei the vml-flnalx In the men 8 sitiKles. Dr.
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    129 20 A I 111. 1 11l 8 K*pan ll\ Di-likl rtiAnipioM -iu|.s: Boya -A' ftnab 1 60tai: Blllgta 2 SiulhPsan 3 A IB 4Ji 4 1 ieci lons jump: 1 Woag Clihl Kee 2 Chin Bhih FVwng 3 Kang Beng Ho .19ft 2; shot putt: 1 M. Reutens 1 Tan Kla
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    Off to Jakarta!
    547 20 KHIR GIVES CHENG HOE A 'PEP TALK' BEFORE MALAYSIAN TEAM TAKE OFF FOR THOMAS CUP FINAL ROUNDS INCHE Mohamcd Khir Johari. president of the Badminton Association of Malaysia. yesterday morning gave a "pep talk" to Yew Cheng Hoe at Subang Airport before the Malaysian team left for
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    109 20 M ilaw ill in' itnout Dm Mar hockey ptayen in the MHF quandiangular tournament which begin.-. in Seremban today. They arc international forward Yang Slow Meng. insideleft Robin Goh and righthalf Hong Seng Hong. who left for Kuala Lumpur recently to enter the University
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    TABLE TENNIS Cambodia and Iran enter for Asian tourney
    144 20  - TABLE TENNIS Cambodia and Iran enter for Asian tourney FRANCIS BOEY By /WMBODIA and Iran v have submitted their entries for the eighth Asian table tennis championships to be held in Singapore in August. total to is countries whi< I tinned their p. Countries which hi ready entered are japan,
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    ACT MEMBER
    37 20 chairman of the Singapore Cricket 1 moires Be. admitted as a member of the •on ol Cricket I'mpire* ;.'iid. Mr. The*elra thus an mteriiHtlonaJ umpire, elisible to stand In any match in the world, lncludta^
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      236 20 HI t W* ■■>• What powers the T.V. sets in Malacca Kampongs Honda E 300 portable generators b^^ 70 of tlit-se versatile Honda por- It produces instant electricity for table generators were recently your home, for outdoor or emer- BMB B^SiMi purchased by Government to pro- gency use. Runs any
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      28 20 nocrea rwMni triiMi. itbanpton ifl dmtn Dariilnman Alor S:ar 8 pm M4lj>%ia Cup: Trenggatm v Kelantan <K Tl<m BIIHI IKI(Ki:T MtA lugue; Joi nore v Negrl -J. B&hruj.
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    393 21 Casino Roy ale beats Taras Bulba in fastest morning trial RACING with Epsom Jeep FELTON, winner of the Perak Derby last year, has struck form again at the right time for another crack at the valuable Ipoh classic. The Colin Tulloh-trained seven-year-old stayer did a splendid
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    159 21 1 ONDON. Thurs. Bad weather continued to plague the touring Indian rnrkPt team yesterday when the ftr.^t days play In their three-day match with Glamorgan at Cardiff was abanrionrd without a ball being bnwlrd. The match was phnnrd tr> Bitrk the opening of Glamorgan* new i.sn.nno
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      291 21 Tonight's match: Alor Star GOLD LEAF The Football giants are here Leicester City and Southampton to play Asian All-Stars This year the Asian All-Stars are the pick of the Asian games. Leicester City. Fast. Skillful. One of the best first division They're a greater, better, wiser team. And they're out
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    ASA to hold 3 meetings in Manila
    142 22 VIANILA. Thurs. ITI Three ASA conferences are to be held here in the next three weeks, the Foreign Office announced today. Representatives of the three ASA members Malaysia. Thailand and the Philippine will meet fn>m May in May 31 to commerce and Industry
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    257 22 lie Mltlon, Indie Kaiinn bin Uhak, elected el lie Singapore National Alrn-AMun Peoples Solidarity Coma Dr Won i.in-ken Stngaporc'l Ambassador to the Unite* was elected Deputy Chairman. ria also offered to send troops to take their places alongside Egyptian lorces already stationed along the Israeli frontier in
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    33 22 JAKARTA. Thurs— The Indonesian Government has refused demands by members ol political parties banned by former President Soekarno to form new parties to fight the country's 1968 elections.
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    108 22 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. The 14-pointed star Mahiy.vi.'ii Oag designed upon Singapore*- entry into Malaysia will tlnue to i!y at the Merdeka aiiniver>arv bratiniis in August. the Mm lstrv of Information and Broadcasting .said today that a decision had been taken by the Prime Min-
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    118 22 PRINCESS MISSES BOMB BLASTS IN BELFAST BELFAST, Thurs. Police today hunted anti-British extremists after two explosions rocked Belfast within hours of Primers Mararrival lor an oiliri.il visit The <\ploMons. just before midnight, occurred .it tuo Territorial Army centres 12 miles apart. At the same time the blasts set building alire.
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    341 22 MALAYSIA'S strength and prosperity lies in the continued existence of (lie spirit of racial tolerance among its peoples, the Minister of Information and Broadcasting. Inrhe Senu bin Abdul Rahman, said today. Without it. he added, nothing that had been achieved so far could ever
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    286 22 LONDON. Thurs Investment I support, based on hopes that the Government would move to stimu- late the economy and bear cover- Ing following lack of further de- j velopments In the Middle East combined to strengthen prices in todays stock market. Clo6lng middle prices of select- I ed stocks not
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