Eastern Sun, 13 May 1967

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    24 1 EASTERN SUN Independent, National Daily SINGAPORE EDITION Estd. 1966. Vol. 1 No. 291 Saturday, 13 May 1967. MC(P) 2251 KDN 2660 Price 15 cents.
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    Lock icon Rioters on the rampage
    820 1 Wall posters denounce 'imperialism', praise Chairman Mao Tse-Tung HONG KONG, FRI. (UPI) THOUSANDS of Chinese youths went on a Red Guard-typeramyage heavily yoyulated area of Kowloon looting and attaching flaming Molotovcocktails. Many were injured, some seriously. Authorities clamped curfew second d row in the Kow district
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    Lock icon Demonstrators disfigure portrait of Queen E
    184 1 MACAO, Fri. (UPI). Some 30 demonstrators, chanting Communist and pro-Mao slogans, today stormed the visa office of the British Consulate here and disfigured a portrait of Queen Elizabeth. The demonstrations reportedly were held in support of leftist workers in Hong Kong who clashed with
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    Lock icon Tramps herded out of Jakarta
    76 1 J.AX ART A. Fn. (Reuter) Thousands of tramps and loafers thought to be acting as undercover agents of 'hp banned Indonesian Communist Party are being rounded up and herded out karfca Garrison announced today. Top Garrison's Deputy C"r.<?f-of-Staff. Colonel Mustofa Kama: Naseri. told reP~r f
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    Lock icon Chief Minister to be a barber on May 21
    183 1 MALACCA. Fri. A man here vowed to keep his hair long when the former President of Indonesia, Dr. Sukarno launched his confrontation against Malaysia. When General Suharto, now Acting President called off confrontation, the man whose hair had since grown over
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    Lock icon Gold worth £49 mil. for China
    241 1 LONDON, Fri. (UPI)— China is chartering international airliners to airlift hundreds of millions worth of gold from London to Shanghai, the London Times said today. The newspaper said seven Boeing flights have been chartered from Pakistan International Airlines to carry 245,000 pounds of gold
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    Lock icon British Consul detained by students
    176 1 MACAO, Fri. (AP). Six hundred chanting Mao-reading pro-Communist students held British Consul Norman lons captive for an hour and fifty minutes today as they harangued him about alleged police brutality against Chinese in Hong Kong. Mr.' lons was released after he promised to forward a
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    Lock icon Voice from coffin causes panic
    138 1 JAKARTA, Fri. (UPI) A funeral procession carrying the body of a 40-year-old woman in Tjirebon, West Java, panicked when a voice from the open coffin saying "make it slow, men" was heard. At first the coffin bearers did not pay much attention to the voice,
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  • WORLD NEWS
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      Lock icon First group of Indons recalled from Red China
      54 5 Hongkong, Fri. The first group of Indonesian dependents recalled from Communist China bv the Indonesian Government cross the Lowu border recently into Hongkong. There was no shouting Red Guard on the border and their let t untouched—l nited Press United Press International
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      Lock icon Activities normal with Police patrolling troubled spots
      580 5 HK CURFEW LIFTED HONGKONG, Fri. (Reuter). The curfew imposed in the East Kowloon area here after clashes between Police and leftist demonstrators was lifted at 5.30 a.m. today. The situation of Hong Kong island remained quiet. Cinemas, shops and restaurants were open as
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      Lock icon MAJOR TROOPS RE- SHUFFLE
      152 5 T ONDON, Fri. (Reuter) Defence Secretary Dennis Healey last night announced a major troops re-shuffle which could lead to big cuts in army manpower He told the House of Commons that 10 infantry brigades and three large regiments are to be group- Ed into five divisions
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      Lock icon US-Red China confrontation inevitable
      474 5 V TBANT FEARS INITIAL PRASE OF WORLD WAR 111 HAS BEGUN UNITED NATIONS, Fri. (UPI Reuter). UN Secretary-General U Thant said yesterday he feared the initial phase of World War 111 had begun and that a direct confrontation between the United States and Communist China over
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      Lock icon Johnson: 'Matter of concern' over ships
      299 5 WASHINGTON. Fri. (AP) The White House said that President Johnson considers Wednesday's and yesterday's incidents involving U.S. and Soviet ships "a matter of concern." "The President, of course, deeply regrets the incidents." Press Secretary George Christian, told newsmen in response to an inquiry. He
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      Lock icon Unprofitable peace parley with UAR
      156 5 LONDON. Fri. (UPI) King Faisal, of Saudi Arabia, yesterday dismissed as unprofitable a peace narley with U.A.R. President Abdel Gamal Nasser so lone as "agreements sUmed one day are violated the next." King Faisal, here on a State visit, told newsmen at a lunch of
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      Lock icon Laughter at Press confab
      131 5 UNITED NATIONS, Fri. (UPI) SecretaryGeneral U Thant drew laughter at a Press conference here yesterday with a terse reply to a query whether the U.N. Command in Korea has kept him informed on recent border violence along the Demilitarised Zone "I must admit," he said dryly.
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      Lock icon Chengtu City threatened by Maoists
      218 5 Belgrade, Fri. <ap> Thousands of Chinese were fleeing from Chengtu City in embattled Szechwan Province and the city was reported threatened by large forces of Chairman Mao Tse-Tung's opponents, the Yugoslav News Agency Tan j u g reported from Peking yesterday. It said Southwest China
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      Lock icon Pravda man leaves Peking
      62 5 MOSCOW, Fri. (AP) The Peking Correspondent of Pravda left the Chinese capital for home yesterday after he w r as expelled on charges of slandering the "Great Proletarian Cultural Revolution," Tass reported. The official Soviet News Agency said the Correspondent, Valentin M. Pasenchuk. left Peking "because
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      Lock icon Those who help themselves
      196 6 CHICAGO, Fri. (UPI) President Johnson said yesterday that the "Major effort" to solve the present world food crisis must come from the low-Income countries themselves. His message was conveyed by Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey in a speech prepared for delivery to the first international "Agribusiness
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      Lock icon WHALE OF A STORY
      71 6 MANILA, Fri (UPI) Nine whales swam ashore at Parola Beach on the island of Negros in Central Philippines yesterday and at last reports were being guarded by policemen. Police said thev suspect the whales may have swallowed two local fishermen who have been missing since May
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      Lock icon 'No US, no S. Vietnam' -PM Lee
      354 6 MEXICO CITY, Fri. (UPI). —U.S. support is all that is keeping South Vietnam alive, said Mr. Lee Kuan Yew. Prime Minister of Singapore, in a filmed interview aired in Mexico City last night. "If the American troops were to get out tomorrow, there
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      Lock icon 'Beautiful' photos by Orbiter-4
      217 6 PASADENA, California. Fri. (UPI) America's lunar Orbiter 4 spacecraft transmitted its first photograph of the moon to earth last night and it was described as "beautiful" by a federal space agency spokesman. Responding in apparently perfect fashion to radioed commands from earth tracking stations, the twin-lensed
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      Lock icon All ears in happy meeting in Tokyo
      210 6 LONDON, Fri. (UPI). Germany is conducting top level conferences simultaneously with East Germany and Japan in a bid for Germany unity on the home front and on accord on German Japan foreign policy abroad. In Berlin. East German Premier Willi Stoph in a
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      Lock icon S. Africa Pres-elect has stroke
      173 6 CAPE TOWN. Fri. rUPI) Doctors attending South African President-elect Dr. Theophilus E. Donges reported last night he had lost consciousness. Dr Donges was taken to hospital early this morning after a reported stroke. Premier Balthazar Johannes Vorster told parliament this afternoon that Dr Donges had
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      Lock icon GERMANJAPAN AXIS IN THE MAKING
      369 6 Stoph and H. Kie. meet to discuss blishment of "n< rn His statement then g cold reception fr Bonn governrr.pr- steadfastly ha.> rel recognise the S government. In a letter dated day and del: day. H. StoDh negotiations on the r. isation of relations the
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      Lock icon Colonialism Committee hostile to new UK island bases
      241 6 UNITED NATIONS, Fri. (UPI). British cooperation with the U.N. Colonialism Committee was in jeopardy yesterday oveT a sub-committee report admonishing Britain against building military bases in its Indian Ocean territories. British representative Mr. John Shaw accused the eight-nation sub-committee of "factual inaccuracies"
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      Lock icon Woman photographer attacked
      134 6 HONG KONG. Fri. (UPI) Miss Hilda Hsu, a UPI staff photographer was at, tacked by a mob of Chinese during rioting at a plastic flower factory yesterdayMiss Hsu also had her camera smashed and seized by the mob. She was attacked and beaten around the head and
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      Lock icon Monk for a week
      53 6 BANGKOK, Fri. (Rtuter) Lieutenant Prayudh Charusathien. son of Deputy Premier Prapas Charusothien. entered into priesthood in a ceremony at a Buddhist temple here yesterday. He will be a Buddhist monk temporarily for the next ten aayg Thai Buddhists take up the yellow robe at least once
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      Lock icon Saint Mark's body restored to Egypt
      173 6 CAIRO. Fri. (AP) The Cairo newspaper A 1 Goumhouria today quoted Patriarch Kyrollos VI. religious leader of Egypt's orthodox Copts, as saying Pope Paul has given his consent for the return to Egypt of the body of Saint Mark- It has been in Italy
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      Lock icon Turtle kicks Marcos
      123 6 MANILA. Fri. (UPI) Philippine President Marcos was kicked by a turtle on Wednesday but the First Lady, Mrs. Imelda Marcos, reserved her sympathy for the turtle. The kick came while the presidential party was visiting the turtle islands, near Borneo. Pres. Marcos is the first Philippine ever
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      Lock icon Duchess of Windsor 'recognised'
      90 6 LONDON, Fri. (AP) Queen Elizabeth II has invited the Duke and Duchess of Windsor to join Britain's Royal family at a public ceremony in London next month. The invitation is the first "recognition" by Buckingham Palace of the Americanborn Duchess since Edward VIII abdicated the throne
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      Lock icon Slave camp in Pakistan
      141 6 RAWALPINDI. Fri. (UPI) A court of inquiry will be forced to investigate slave labour camps uncovered in West Pakistan. The camps are reported to have used methods akin to medieval torture. Gen. Mohammad Musa, governor of West Pakistan, told a government meeting that several labour camps
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      Lock icon Student riots in Jackson
      148 6 JACKSON. Mississippi. Fri. (UPI) About 1,000 Negro students rioted at Jackson State College yesterday, hurling rocks and bottles and burning barricades which police put up around the campus. Mayor Allen Thompson drove past the barricades in his big black car and stopped when he reached the
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      Lock icon • Acting just like the William Tell's son with an apple pierced through by a bow on the head, French skier Jean-Claude Killy, who won the different contests of Alpine ski and added an international title of the first Alpine Ski World Cup pose with three French beauties of skiing field.
      52 6 Acting just like the William Tell's son with an apple pierced through by a bow on the head, French skier Jean-Claude Killy, who won the different contests of Alpine ski and added an international title of the first Alpine Ski World Cup pose with three French beauties of skiing field.
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      Lock icon Americans train on Agent the mind – altering drug
      385 7 Americans train on Agent the mind altering drug SKILLMAN, New Jersey, Fri. (AP). The U.S. quietly teaching its chemical corps officers how to use a powerful mind-altering psychedelic drug ailed \_ent BZ as a possible combat weapon. Effects resulting from the mysterious chemical range from giddiness to hallucinations. "Research to
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      Lock icon NZ would be a peacemaker
      110 7 UELUNGTON New Zeahnrt Fri 1 Renter) New /f ihnd is willing: to act as h. tueen Malay < 1 and Singapore. This was sntpd the Prime Minis i„ r Mi Knth Holyoake. in pirl rrnnt today. a question In the Mouse. Mr. Holyoake Mid th>
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      Lock icon First to accuse
      84 7 LONDON Fr: (AP).— R > la.-t night barged the United State Motion" |n the Sea of Japan following two ir *r.ts two days be(pecii R and U.SNavy ships "Thp organizers of Ameri< ii provocations against Soviet on the high ponder about the d of results to which
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      Lock icon 2-year-old survives icy ordeal
      69 7 SAX BERXARDINO Cali'7 "PI) A 2-year-rived nine hours erturned Volkswagen y *ream with the of his mother and before he was found father, who credited tne mother with saving the propping him e he <-ater level with Dg strength. ted to the fas ve care ward,
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      Lock icon •A US$1-million Bible, covered by bronze and made of sheepskin, on display at Tokyo's Seibu Department Store. The Bible containing the last series of the New Testament "Apocalypse" was made by Joseph Foret (seen in the photo) who spent three years and some USS1-million. The book also contains drawings by famed French artists Salvador Dali, Bernard Buffet and Tsuguji Fujita.
      62 7 •A US$1-million Bible, covered by bronze and made of sheepskin, on display at Tokyo's Seibu Department Store. The Bible containing the last series of the New Testament "Apocalypse" was made by Joseph Foret (seen in the photo) who spent three years and some USS1-million. The book also contains drawings by
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      Lock icon The 'wet' and 'dry' rooster show
      180 7 WASHINGTON. Fri. (AP). —A scientist reported yesterday that a single "shot'' of liquor induced charming, motherly behaviour in some scrappy roosters that ordinarily are rough on baby chicks and they got slightly drunk in the progress. Dr. Joseph K. Kovach of the Menninger Foundation,
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      Lock icon 'Japs boycott trade with Israel'
      236 7 ...NEW YORK. Fri. (AP) A spokesman for U.S. Jewish groups expressed concern yesterday that "the image of Japan in this country is being threatened" because of what he called the refusal of some Japanese firms to do business with Israel. Rabbi Joachim Prinz, President of
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      Lock icon S. W. Africa debate tabled
      89 7 UNITED NATIONS, Fri. (AP). Africans and Asians here dropped demands last night that the U.N. General Assembly call, for Security Council enforcement action to get South Africa out of South-West Africa, sources said. They agreed there should be talks with South Africa on shifting the
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      Lock icon On 'borrowed' vaccine
      88 7 NEW YORK, Fri. (UPI) School children in India began receiving smallpox injections this week from a supply of vaccine "Borrowed" from New York City, the Health Department announced yesterday. The Indian children began receiving the first of the injections this week. The Health Department said its vaccine
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      Lock icon Historic visit to Peru by Japanese Royalty
      218 7 LIMA Peru. Fri. (AP) Japan's Prince Akihito and Princess Michiko arrived yesterday for a four-day visit in Peru, the first time any member of the Japanese royal family has visit- Ed this South American country. The Royal couple, coming from. Miami. Florida, walked
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      Lock icon Twenty five rubberproducing nations meet in The Hague
      337 7 THE HAGUE, Fri. (Reuter). Natural Rubber producing countries yesterday made proposals to the United States on the disposal of U.S. rubber surpluses during discussions at the 81st meeting of the International Rubber Study Groups here, well informed sources told Reuter. The conference,
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      Lock icon German-Japan accord on N-policy
      83 7 TOKYO. Fri. (AP) Foreign Ministers H Willy Brandt of West Germany and Takeo Miki of Japan agreed today that the proposed nuclear non-proliferat-ion treaty "must not prevent non-nuclear nations from using atomic energy for peaceful purposes." In a joint communique after two days of formal talks,
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      Lock icon Cornell historian changes his mind
      178 7 JAKARTA, Fri. (LPI) A Cornell University expert on Indonesian affairs has disowned a paper prepared by two of his colleagues which absolved the Indonesian Communist Party of any blame in the 1965 attempted coup here. Professor George Mc T Kahin, director of the "Modern Indonesia
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      Lock icon Premier Ky for Presidential election
      102 7 SAIGON. Fri. (Reuter) Prime Minister Nguyen Cao Ky informed members of his Cabinet yesterday that he would be candidate for South Vietnam's Presidential elections on Sept. 3, High Government sources said. According to the sources. Air Vice-Marshal Ky made his announcement at a Cabinet meeting
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      Lock icon 'Treason' charge against Svetlana
      156 7 DETROIT. Michigan. Fri. (AP) Three visiting Russians have charged that the recent defection of Stalin's daughter to the United States "contained elements of treason." Three soviet literary figures-two novelists and an expert on American litera-ture-sharply critized Svetlana Alleluyeva daughter of the late dictator. They said the
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      Lock icon Torie rout Labour in Urban elections
      117 7 LONDON. Fri. (AP) A rlghtwing landslide ousted Britain's reeling Labour Party from control over 46 towns and cities today after municiDal elections throughout England and Wales. Conservative Party chairman Mr. Edward Du Cann, celebrating a Tory triumph at the local polls, called it "A
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      Lock icon First state to legalise artificial insemination
      138 7 OKLAHOMA CITY' Oklahoma. Fri. (AP) Governor Dewey Bartlett signed a law yesterday making Oklahoma the nation's first state to legalise human artificial insemination and to give protection of law to children born of such a method. The governor signed the law after extensive checking
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      Lock icon BABY GIRL FOR BURTON'S EX-WIFE
      58 7 NEW YORK, Fri. (UPI> Sybil Christopher, the former Mrs. Richard Burton, gave birth yesterday to a five pound, 13 ounce baby girl. Both mother and daughter were reported doing wellThe former Mrs. Burton married Rock and Roll musician Jordan Christopher on June 21, 1965. Burton
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      229 5 did you say.. Don't buy a TV set! Q. why sholild I RENT aTV Isation to look after them. We set when f can BUY one? In buy bulk order spares and tubes four years of Renting I will economically,: The cost of labour have paid you the purchase and
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      175 6 THE MAM FROM EXPLOSIVE AFFAIR All work and no pi a/ makes eves a MAM FROM U.H.C.L.e. A DULL OOV AND KNOWNG THAT HIS LFE DEPENDS OK SHAR& MESS, NAPOLEON SOLO ACCEPTED THE BLONDE'S INVITATION TO GO WATER SKIING.' NOW, SLALOMiNG BEHIND HER BOAT A 5 IT S"n?EAKS DOWN LONG
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    Lock icon BUY HOME PRODUCTS
    777 8 THE call to Malaysians to buy locally made goods has not received the response it should. The campaign is not maintained at a high pitch. Local manufacturers have an association which has not made clear to consumers why they should support local industries. This body seems to
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      Lock icon The legal tender after June 12
      299 8  -  G. B. S. THERE will be many interesting questions that one can raise on the subject of the legal tender of Malaysia, Singapore and Brunei when the present Straits Currency ceases to be the common currency for the area. Are there going to be
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      Lock icon Arrogant bus conductors
      214 8 BUS conductors in the Federal capital are often rude, arrogant and belligerent. I specify one very disgusting instance. I was travelling from Kuala Lumpur to Petaling Jaya at 8.20 a.m. on April 13. A passenger boarded a bus after it had left the Foch Avenue bus terminal.
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      Lock icon Teachers should be tactful
      187 8 An HSC student my friend's son told me that his Geography teacher contemptuously referred to him and his classmates as "dummies". To add insult to injury, she further said that they could only "scrape" through their examinations. The teacher who is teaching in a Singapore school,
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      Lock icon Vacancies are not filled
      164 8 IT is the normal practice, when vacancies exist in any department or establishment, the unemployed take the first opportunity to apply for the posts with a view of earning a honest living and supporting their families. Many vacancies for labourers under different categories exist for quite
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      Lock icon Queries on AUPE constitution
      372 8 AS an interested member of the AL'PE I nion I would like to pose the following questions:(a) Rule 3 (v) Section I of the AUPE Constitution and Rules states: "To try and formulate a scheme for the payment of certain money benefits at the death of
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      Lock icon Strong trade union movement necessary
      573 8  -  JOHN CHELLIAH, Banting. COME people may feel that trade unions are detrimental to the progress of the country. I for one feel that a strong trade union movement is very necessary because in the absence of trade unions the Government and other employers may exploit
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      Lock icon Delay of payments
      130 8  -  MD. NOOR HAMID. IWISH to draw attention of the authorities on delay of payments to discharged volunteer reserve personnel. I am among 30 others who resigned from 101 Flight unit of the Royal Malaysian Air Force in May, 1966. There were several balances of payment due to
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      Lock icon Hats off to Dato Harun
      101 8  -  C. K. SUBRAMANIAM. DATO Harun bin Hj Idris deserves the congratulations of many law abiding citizens of Malaysia for inculcating into the minds of civil servants not to indulge in politics. Apart from civil servants. Govt, teachers too should not indulge in politics which has
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    Lock icon A Latin American Common Mart
    778 8  -  By: ROBERTO SANTAMARIA TN the Western Hemisphere, the words of A Guatemalan President Mendez Montenegro spoken some days ago during the "summit meeting" of American presidents, are still finding an echo: "The integration of Latin America is the most far-reaching step thot hos been taken
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  • COMMERCIAL – INDUSTRIAL
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      Lock icon Personnel Manager for NY confab
      127 9 SINGAPORE. Fri. The pers nnei Manager of CalOil Malaysia Limited, Mr Richard Png, recently lelt U'T New York to attend a Development Conference organised by Caltex. ilowing this. Mr. Png u\.; be engaged in a trainire assignment to observe fun 'ioning of Personnel Relations Division
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      Lock icon Rubber down 3/4 cent
      277 9 SINGAPORE. Fri. May grade rubber buyers fob. closed at 5 p.m. in Singapore and Kuala Lumpur f oday at 552 cents per lb., down three-quarter cent from previous close. The tone was very quiet. The morning's trading was oi initiative and was slow. Levels fluctuated arrowly
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      Lock icon Stockpile tin
      38 9 Washington. Fri. (ap> "'he United States government sold 30 long tons urplus tin yesterday. 5 Tons of grade A at 1.5425 S. dollars a pound and 25 ir°2 S 2* grade c at dollars a pound.
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      Lock icon NEW SEIKO SERVICE CENTRE IN TAIPEH
      163 9 General Ho Ying Chin, left, Chairman of the SinoJapanese Cultural and Economic Association of Taiwan, examines showcases at the new Seiko Service Centre in Taipeh. To his right is Mr. Reijiro Hattori, Managing Director of Seiko Watch K. Hattori Co., Ltd. General Ho participated
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      Lock icon US exports, & imports on the increase
      323 9 US exports, imports on the increase WASHINGTON, Fri. (AP). Figures released yesterday indicate an increase of U.S. exports and imports in March, giving the United States a cumulative trade surplus of about $l-25 billion. The Department of Commerce announced the United States exported $2,837 million worth of goods during March
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      Lock icon Malaysian coins among record output of Royal Mint
      177 9 LONDON, Fri. For Britain's Royal Mint, 1966 was another record year and the achievement included the best export figures ever in which Malaysia participated to a considerable extent. Malaysia was among 35 countries a record for which the mint made coins. Coinage
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      Lock icon NY mart resumes upward climb
      134 9 NEW YORK, Fri. (UPI) The Stock Market yesterday resumed its upward climb after two consecutive declines with the high flying glamour stocks leading the way- Trading was active. The list opened firm and remained in higher ground throughout the dav. Profit taking built up toward
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      Lock icon 6 organisation given approval to assemble passenger vehicles
      152 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. Six organisations have been given approval to assemble passenger vehicles locally. They are: Asia Automobile Industries Sdn. Bhd., Associated Motor Industries Malaysia Sdn. Bhd.. Champion Motors (M) Sdn. Bhd., Swedish Motor Assemblies Snd. Bhd., Kilang Pembena Kereta2, Snd. Bhd.,
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      Lock icon NEW YORK RUBBER
      47 9 NEW YORK, Fri. (UPI) —Rubber futures yesterday closed 10 points higher. Sales nil. July. 20.40 20.90 Sept. 20.40 20.90 Dec 20.40 20.90 Jan. '67 20.55 21.15 Mar. 20.65 21.20 May 20.65 21.20 The spot No. 1 RSS held steady at 21 c per pound.
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      Lock icon Stock Exchange continues to remain quiet
      696 9 SINGAPORE. Fri.—Quiet conditions continued to prevail on the Stock Exchange today. Price movements in industrials continued to be very narrow, and some steady at yesterday's levels. Merlin Hotel continued to gain ground in the morning session and touched 89 cents on ready; while 90
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      Lock icon BIG LOAN TO PAKISTAN
      99 9 WASHINGTON, Fri .(UPI) The Export-Import bank has authorised a $6,768,720 (M) loan to Pakistan International Airlines (PIA) to help finance the purchase of a Boeing 707-340 C jet airliner to be delivered next September. The total contract price of the transaction, including spare parts and related
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      Lock icon EXCHANGE RATES
      63 9 SINGAPORE, Fri. The Association of Banks in Malaysia today made the following changes in its rates to merchants: New York: Buying T.T. 42-3/4; Airmail O.D. 32-7/8; 90 d/st. 33-1/4 credit bills; 33-5/8 trade bills. Selling T.T. or O.D. ready were New York 32-1/2; Deutsche Marks 129-1/8; Swiss Francs
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      Lock icon Tin price
      16 9 SINGAPORE, Fri. The tin price for today was $601.62$ per picul, down 37$ cents.
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      Lock icon No sales
      21 9 NEW YORK, Fri. (AP) Rubber standard futures closed quiei. No sales. Spot No. 1 ribbed smoked sheets 2IN. N-nominal.
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      Lock icon MART QUIET
      22 9 LONDON Fri. (UPI)— Rubber market opened quiet with spot 16-13/16 16-15/16. No. 1 RSS CIF basis ports May 16-3/4 16-15/16.
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      Lock icon Hong Kong quotations
      24 9 HONG KONG. Fri. (UPI) —Money Quotations: HK55.*****/5.735 per US dollar for cash. HK$ 15.99 per pound sterling. HK5261.5 per tael gold.
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      946 9 ARRIVALS fN SINGAPORE Time 12.05 p.m. Airline MSA 029 from Kuala Lumpur. Time 8.35 a.m. Airline MSA 019 front Kuala Lumpur. Time 9.00 a.m. AV 646 Saigon. Time 9.30 a.m. Airline MSA 121 from Kuala Lumpur Time 10.25 a.m. Airine MSA 451 from Kuthing. Time 10.55
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      511 9 SINGAfOKb—utoc® Exchange i hid and offer price* officially listed at the etn*e or business INDUSTRIAL 1.57 Boustead 1.55 C. Sugar 1.85 1.86 C.T.S. Ords 54/Chemical Co 1.79 1.80 Cold storage 3.14 3.46 Dunlop (Old) CD 2.29 2.30 E. Smelting CD 4.32 4.36 I --<i Ordft. \l> 3.30 3.32
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      51 9 (Manager* Prl(W) Malayan 2.32 2.42 Second Malayan 1.66 1.76 Third Malayan XD 1.12 1.22 The Commerce Industry Fund .90 1.00 The Savings Fun 1.36 1.46 Malaysian Industry Fund .95 1.05 sterling Commodity XD 3/9 4/4 First liong Kong XD .98 1.03* second Hong kong .67 .71* Hone Kong
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      94 9 SINGAPORE, Fri. Sinsapore Chinese Produce Exchange noon prices today were: Buyers Hellert Coconut oil (IOB) Bulk 47.00 Coconut oil (FOB) Brume 49.50 Loom* Copra Mi veil May/June 28.50 Sugar (Java) 25.25 exgodown Nutmegs 110s 365.00 Nutmegs B A W 175.00 Garbled 1 ampong Black Pepper (FOB MM 112.50 Pepper
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      179 9 SINGAPORE, Fri. The following ships are expected to be in port today: Godowns Vessels 1/2 Garrybank 3/4 Straat Colombo 5 Kin Yung 6/7 Chastine Maersk 8/9 Calchas 10/11 Oriental Queen 13/14 Star Altaire 15/16 Sindh 19 Hongkong Maru 21/22 Slogen 23/24 Tocansa 25/26 Kunak 27/28 Bali 31/32 Java
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      1017 10 SAIGON, Fri.—There Is among the vocables which have made big headlines in the Vietnamese press the adjective "democratic." People talk about a democratic way of life, a democratic society, a democratic economy, and so forth. Now, if we trust the dictionary and believe that democratic means
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      284 10 SAIGON, Fri. The "struggle for water" around public fountains is a daily scene in the capital city of Saigon. The struggle is waged with scores of pairs of pails and buckets zigzagging through crowds of all kinds of folks, from wavy-haired girls and halfnaked men to
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      1418 10 SAIGON, Fri. During: 1966 the government programme for rebuilding the rural life of Vietnam met with only modest-success. A total of 399 new life hamlets (Doi Moi) were created and 624 older hamlets strengthened, affecting about 735,000 persons. But with this year
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      1020 10 SAIGON, Fri. The gates of the Saigon Children's Hospital swung open as soon as the shrill emergency hoot of the ambulance was heard down Tran Quoc Toan street. Two nurses rush to helD carry the stretcher bearing an unconscious chiid about ten years old. The boy's
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      326 10 SAIGON. Frl. Scuba diving is a very young organised sport in Vietnam. The Scuba Diving Club was first established only In 1959 with a relatively small membership. The Club has continued ever since but not until 1966 has it really begun to come to life. Now
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      502 13  -  By: Kalwant Sidhu CHE'S beautiful, talented and appealing. But don't be taken away by her looks...and if you are a wolf...be on the lookout. For amongst her many talents is that deadly art of selfdefence, KARATE. She is Miss Pearl Au, noted Cantonese "James
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      185 13 SINGAPORE. Fri. The Russians will be in Singapore from May 31 to June 3, at the Cultural CentreBut it will be in the form of a play presented by the Stage Club as its third production for 1967. With Nikolai Gogol's "The Government Inspector", produced for
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      414 13  -  By: PETER LOKE SINGAPORE, Fri. "Singapore Oh, it fascinates us. The so lovely and charming, friendly people, the sarong kebayas the local girls wear, the enchanting beaches and not forgetting (yum, yum) the so delicious satays. It is all so wonderful to be in Singa-
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      673 14  -  NEGRI SERVICES ROUND-UP By M.T. Lingam SEREMBAN, Fri. The HQ 17th division Malaya District will have a "surprise packet" for the King George V School tomorrow a ternoon when they meet them in a friendly cricket match on the school ground commencing at 2.00 p.m. Col.
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      360 14 DALLAS. Texas, Fri. (AP) The debut of a 10-year-old California girl as a professional golfer caused some wrinkled brows at Dallas' Civilian Open starting on Thursday. Beverly Klass 1s among the 49 professionals to play in the 16,000 dollars Women's Open on
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      501 14 CANTERBURY, Fri. (Reuter) Derek Underwood, the 21-year-old England mediumpacer, bowled Kent into a commanding position against the Indian touring team on the second day of their three-day match here yes- terday. The left-arm seam bowler returned five for 59 as the Indians, narrowly averting
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      188 14 SINGAPORE. Fri- r a yielding track this t ing, Master Auctioneer (Coleman) and Appal**** were associated in a to--3.f. trial to clock 37 4 5 sec Master Auctioneer heid a slight advantage at finish. Galley Proof also caught the eye in a mile spin with
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      197 14 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri More good new f s for the Malaysian Women's Hockey Association still comes in as the rift between Perak Ladies Hockey Association and the parent body has come to an amicable settlement. It will be recalled that in 1965, Perak withdrew her affiliation
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      164 14 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Twenty-five-year-old Daphne Boudeville, Selangor and Malaysian centre-half, has been named the "Lady Hockey Player of the Year" by Malaysian Women's Hockey Association. This was announced here this morning by the secretary of the association, Miss Ponnu Navarednam. Daphne will be
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      358 16  -  RANJIT IS RUSHED TO HOSPITAL by R. D. SELVA SEREMBAN, Fri. A Malaysian international was rushed to the hospital, with his face splattered with blood when violence suddenly broke out on a hockey field here this evening* The injured player was Ranjit Singh. The incident occurred
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      139 16 NEW ORLEANS, Fri. (Reuter). —Defending champion Frank Beard shot a four-under-par 68 to share the first round lead in the 100,000-dollar (35,700 sterling) Greater New Orleans Open Golf Tournament here with Gardner Dickinson, last year's runner-up. A brisk wind and temperatures high in the 80's
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      302 16  -  Bv M. T. LINGAM KUALA LUMPUR, FTi. The Malaysian Women's Hockey Association may not send a team to participate in the International Federation of Women's Hockey Association tournament in Cologne. West Germany, in September, if it were unable to
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      Lock icon • This is the first basketball team that the Perak Chinese Amateur Dramatic Association of Ipoh has had since its inception almost 60 years ago.
      109 16 This is the first basketball team that the Perak Chinese Amateur Dramatic Association of Ipoh has had since its inception almost 60 years ago. The breakthrough in the PC ADA's policy came when more and more young members joined its ranks in the past few years and clamoured for out-door
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      108 16 PARIT BUNTAR. Fri. In the first round of the Perak P.W.D. inter-district soccer competition played here yesterday, Taiping scored an easy victory 7-1 over Krian. Dictating play right from the start with their fast forward line. Taiping took an early lead and at
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      229 16 NEW YORK. Fri. (AP) Light heavyweight champion Dick Tiger makes no secret of how he intends to fight Jose Torres in their return bout on Tuesday at Madison Square Garden. "I'm going to punch his body," said the 37-year-old Nigerian yesterday after going through
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      231 16 HOUSTON, Texas, Fri. (AP). Cassius Clay was ordered yesterday to stand trial on June 5 on a charge of refusing to be drafted into the Armed Services. U. S. attorney Morton Susman said the trial will be before U.S. District Judge Joe Ingraham. District court is
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      229 16 SEREMBAN. Fri. For the first time in the history of the Negri Sembilan Badminton Association, a woman has been elected as a vice president of the association. Mrs. Tham Suet Ming a mother of five and a very keen follower of local badminton, is
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      135 16 JAKARTA. Fri. (UPI) An Indonesian Member of Parliament has urged the Government to boycott the projected "Games of the New Emerging Forces" (Ganefo) in Peking, the official ANTARA News Agency reported today. Ganefo was a pet project of former President Sukarno as a new international sporting
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      129 16 ROME. Fn. <AP). Firstseeded Tony Roche of Australia, and Martin Mulligan. the Australian star who lives in Italy, turned in smashing fourth round victories today and looked like the final? combination that would fight it out for the Italian International Tennis Championships. Mulligan, seeded only
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      38 16 KAMPAR, Fri. Kampar Dravidians beat New Sunlight Club 3-1 in a Division One soccer match played at the Town Padang this evening. Scorers for Dravidians were Raj, Ramasamy and Gangolu. Johari scored Sunlight" only goal.
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      175 16 MELBOURNE. Australia. Thurs. (AP>. Australian bantamweight champion Lionel Rose (118 pounds) knocked out Japanese fighter Akihide Tamaoka (116-1/2) in the sixth round of a scheduled 10raund bout here on Thursday night. Rose, an Australian aboriginal, softened ud the Japanese with body punches before catching
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      410 16 SINGAPORE, Fri. Singapore ex. pects to groom 100 per cent tit atheletes of international calibre by 1970 In a speech at the Dunman Integrated Secondary School's 4th Annual Athletic Meet, the Minister of State for Education. Enche Rahim Ishak today revealed
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      470 16  -  By Hari Chand KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. The Malaysian School Sports Council is looking forwaTd to a "Bonanza Year of sports activities this season. This is a result of a $30,000 "shot in the arm f has received in the form of donations from
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      68 16 PARIT BUNTAR. Kri The annual cross-coun ry run of the Krian F > Sports Club will be heid here on Sunday at 7 30 a m More than 30 runner* will take part in the e\ ent. The course is approximates 5i miles. t The
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      436 14 Eastern Sun Classified advertisement* can oe accepted at the following addreaaet: MONT DOR MILK BAR, Ngee Ann Building. Singapore. S.S. MUBARUK Brother*. Ltd., 63. Bras Basah Road, and 2. Maju Avenue, Serangoon Garden Estate. Singapore. HAMIEM STORE. 1419 Upper Changi Road Singapore 17 A.T. GNANAPRAKASAM CO.. 1361 Changi Point. Singapore
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      310 14 CLASSIFIED ADS RELIGIOUS ANNOUNCEMENTS 20 Words 910/- (MinimumJ BETHESDA GOSPEL HALL 77 Bras Basah Road, Singapore, 7. Meetings in English Sunday: 8.30 a.m. Breaking of Bread. 3.00 p.m. Junior Sunday School 4.30 p.m. Senior Sunday School and Bible Classes. 6.15 p.m. Gospel Service. 8.00 p.m. Song Service. Tuesday: 5.30 p.m.
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      285 14 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that I, CHUA YANG HOR of No. 192, Jalan Bunga Jarum. Block 54, Singapore, have applied for a Retail Shop premises No. 192, Jalan Bunga Jarum, Block 54. Singapore, and that this application will be heard in the Court of the District Judge and First Magistrates'
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      56 16 TIME AND TIDE Penan)?: 2.22 a.m. (7.2 ft.) 225 Dm f* °(m w f e t" enham: 803 am Dicks on 8.19 am. (7.6 ft.), 8.55 p.m. (8.4 ft.) S e dmil m B 9 142 p-m. (7.5 ft.) Kuailbiri. h Pm(73lo ">• 43 P m. (5.9 ft.) Kujntan. 11.53
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