Eastern Sun, 16 April 1968

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    25 1 Eastern Sun Indcpemlcnt National Daily v SINGAPORE EDITION ft Estd. 1966. Vol. 2 No. 617 Tuesday. 16 April 1968. ft MC(P) 0050 Price 15 cents
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  • Article
    Lock icon Panhandle region heavily hit
    110 1 SAIGON, .Mon (UPI) U.S. planes flew a record number of missions into North Vietnam's panhandle region on one of the heaviest bombing raids of the war. military spokesmen said today. Spokesmen said the jet fighter-bombers flew 143 missions into the southern tier of the Communist nation
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    Lock icon L.B.J. HONOLULU-BOUND
    378 1  -  For strategy review with Pacific commanders and meeting with South Korea’s President Park AUSTIN, TEXAS MON. (UPI) PRESIDENT JOHNSON flies to Honolulu today for a Vietnam war strategy review with top-level Pacific military commanders and a meeting with President Park Chun g-H e e of South Korea. Mr.
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    Lock icon Jakarta: Not Hanoi’s suggestion
    92 1 JAKARTA. Mon (UPI) The Indonesian Foreign Office today denied that the North Vietnamese Government had suggested that preliminary talks on the Vietnam war be held in Jakarta. A spokesman said a report which appeared in a Jakarta newspaper on Sunday, saying Hanoi had asked Indonesia to
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    Lock icon In consultation
    28 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. The Malaysian Ambassador to the Philippines. Tan Sri Haji Abdul Hamid Jumat. met the Prime Minister. Tunku Abdul Rahman, here today for consultations.
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    Lock icon S’PORE G.P. WINNER
    66 1 Eastern Sun picture by Richard Chow shows Australian driver, Garrie Cooper, coming into the VIP stand to receive his garland after winning the 60-lap GP for cars at the Thomson-Sembawang Circuit. It was Carrie's first race out of Australia. Speaking to reporters after winning the race. Garrie
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    Lock icon New line-up in S’pore Cabinet
    210 1 SINGAPORE, Mon. A new line-up in the Singapore Cabinet was announced here today. The 11-member Cabinet will be sworn in by the Acting President, Mr. P. Coomaraswamy, tomorrow. Newly-elected Member of Parliament, Mr. Chua Sian Chin, takes over the portfolio of Minister for Health. Mr
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    Lock icon Thanat: Reds will not let U.S. live peacefully
    242 1 BANGKOK. Mon. (Reuter) Thai Foreign Minister Mr. Thanat Khoman has warned that Communists will not let the United States live peacefully in the socalled fortress America. In a television interview last night in Bangkok Mr. Thanat said: “The Communists will take their
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    Lock icon $42 mil. from World Bank for Jengka project
    741 1  -  By MUSA SCULLY LUMPUR, Mon. The Deputy Premier, Tun Razak, announced today the approval of a $42 million loan from the World Bank, for development of the first stage of the Jengka Triangle Project, in Pahang. The loan would be utilised by
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    Lock icon Record crowds at China’s Spring Fair
    88 1 HONG KONG. Mon. (Reuter) China’s 1968 spring export commodities fair opened in Canton today with a record number of businessmen from abroad attending Radio Kwangtung reported tonight. According tc the radio, more than 3.000 businessmen from five continents and “compatriots” from Hong Kong and
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    54 1 AVIGNON. France. Mon. (UPI) Police rushed Dutch tourist Hans Van Den Boyvenz to a hospital after passers-by, alarmed at finding him unconscious on a park bench, were unable to wake him. Hans and the doctors were just a bit embarrassed when, hours later, he finally awoke. "I’m a
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  • LOCAL NEWS
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      Lock icon Education with scientific bias—That’s my aim says Khir
      370 2 ‘More graduate teachers for Malay-medium schools’ KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. The Minister of Education, Enche Mohamed Khir Johari, announced today that positive steps would be taken soon to remedy the shortage of graduate teachers to teach science and mathematics in Malay medium secondary
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      Lock icon NEWS IN BRIEF
      552 2 MUAR. Mon. The Johore State branch of the DTC Teachers Union this morning expressed deep concern over the ‘‘unreasonable’’ delay In the revival of the National Joint Council for Teaehers by the Minister of Education. In a signed Press statement to the Eastern 6un. Enche Kassim bln
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      Lock icon Housewife was victim of chain attack
      185 2 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon— At least eight persons two of them including a housewife believed to have been assaulted were admitted to the hospital with Injuries over the weekend Madam Tong Koh Kong. 52. of Jinjang the victim of a steel chain attack, was sent
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      Lock icon MP’s talk
      35 2 PENANG. Mon—The MP. for Bungsar. Mr C. V. Devan Nair. will talk on •An Analysis of the Recent Political Development* in Malaysia” at the Balai Ra'ayat. Cantonment Road, at 8 pm. on Wednesday.
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      Lock icon The two good lecturers but...
      162 2 KAMPAR. Mon. The Minister of Education and Chairman of the Alliance Election Committee, Enche Mohamed Khir Johari. said a democratic government like Malaysia welcomed loyal opposition. He was commenting on the formation of a new political party, the Gerakan Rakyat Malaysia in which two brothers.
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      Lock icon A prelude to Women's Action Front rally
      124 2 KUALA LUMPUR. Mor. —Nurses here will meet at the General Hospital tomorrow ”to whip up support” for the forthcoming Women's Action Front rally at the Dewan Bahasa dan Pustaka on Thursday. The meeting would be led by Miss Loke Phui Fong. President of
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      Lock icon Seminars for civil servants
      140 2 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. The Government will soon organise seminars for civil servants to inject the spirit of service before self, the Deputy Premier Tun Abdul Razak said today “This is a spirit of dedication, with the object, not only of increasing your knowledge. but also of
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      Lock icon New move on sweepstakes
      39 2 KUALA LUMPUR. Mor, The Racing Club < Public Sweepstakes) (Amendment I Act. 1967. will make illegal the sale of tickets of sweepstakes promoted by Turf Clubs established outside Malaysia, the Ministry of Welfare Services announced today.
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      Lock icon FOLLOWING HUBBY
      25 2 Mrs. Catherine Herbert (top) following her husband Christopher Herbert down after their 5.000 feet jump from a Cessna.—Eastern Sun pix by Mok Voon.
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      Lock icon DOWN TO EARTH
      20 2 The sky-diving Herberts Catherine Herbert (left) and her husband Christopher Herbert. Eastern Sun pix by Mok Voon.
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      Lock icon Senu to open seminar
      392 2 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon The Christian Familv and Social Movement will hold a Pan-Malaysian seminar at the Dewan Tun Dr. Ismail at Buklt Nanas here from April 19 to 21. with “family and national development" as Its theme. The three-day seminar has been organised, based on the
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      Lock icon Elected president
      25 2 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. Mr. Wee Sian Hee was elected president of the Selangor Orchid Society at its annual general meeting held here recently.
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      Lock icon K.L DIARY
      115 2 National Art Gallery (Jalan Ampang): Rembrandt’s etchings and drawings 10 a.m. to 6.30 p.m. Peninsular Art Gallery (41. Jalan Raja Muda): Works of prominent Malaysian artists exhibition 9 а. te 6 p.m Samat Art Gallery (A.I.A. Building): Exhibition of paintings by Lee Kian Seng 9 a.m. to 6
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      Lock icon Factory to produce construction equipment soon
      601 3 million S'pore-HK venture: Mon. Another Singapore-Hong Kong venture —a factory manufacturing the latest line of construction equipment will commence production in Singapore next month. a iic new industrial concern is Tai On Machinery Manufacturer Industrial Company (Far East) Ltd. Its partners for the irnllion-dollar
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      Lock icon Confirmation service
      93 3 SINGAPORE, Mon —The Bishop of Singapore, the Right Reverend Chiu Ban It, visited St. George's Garrison Church, Tanglin. recently to conduct a confirmation service. Later, outside the church he talked with members of the congregation and some of the new communicants. In the picture, the Bishop (right) and
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      Lock icon 62 accidents
      22 3 SINGAPORE Mon. There were 62 road accidents. of which two were serious, during the past 24 hours in the Republic.
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      Lock icon Yaacob gets rousing welcome during tour
      191 3  -  By SUHAIMI BIDIN SINGAPORE, Mon. A large numDer of residents in Kampong Übi constituency today lined up the streets to give Tuan Haji Yaacob Mohamed a rousing welcome when he toured the area to thank them for electing him as their Member of Parliament.
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      Lock icon Training and education of youths vital, says Minister
      332 3 SINGAPORE, Mon. The Minister of State for Education, Enche Rahim Ishak, today said that the training and education of young people was a matter of national importance to the Republic. This was because young people comprised such a large part of the
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      Lock icon Labourer robbed of $1,000
      102 3 SINGAPORE. Mon. Three male Chinese, one of them masked with a handkerchief and another armed with a scrappier, robbed a labourer of $7OO in cash and propierty worth $3OO in his Jalan Arun house yesterday. The victim. Chng Boh Ann. 20. was reading a newspaper in
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      Lock icon Our ideals will pass from mind to mind like Olympic flame...
      1606 4  -  Objectives of 'Gerakan' by Prof. Alatas By BEN D'CUNHA KUALA LUMPUR, The new politico! por t y, "Gerakan Rakyat Malaysia" made its entry to the Malaysian public here today with an appeal to all communities to rally round the
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      Lock icon A denial by Veerappen
      308 4 IPOH. Mon Former Member of Parliament, Mr. V. Veerappen. who won his seat on a Labour Party ticket. denied in a statement today he was rejected by the Malaysian Indian Congress when he allegedly applied to join the Alliance in 1965 “This is completely untrue any
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      Lock icon Tunku hopes Yugoslavia will set up industries here
      231 4 KUALA LUMPUR Mon. The Prime Minister. Tunku Abdul Rahman has expressed the hope that Yugoslavia would set up Industries In Malaysia besides purchasing more rubber, tin and timber. The Tunku said this when he met the Yugoslavia Foreign and Trade Minister Mr
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      Lock icon Pistol men get off with $5,500
      410 4  -  10.15 a.m. hold-up in Pudu Road: By LUCIAN PETER KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Two thugs one armed with a pistol and another with a dagger in a daring hold up snatched a brief case containing $5,500 and over $33,000 in cheques and escaped in a
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      Lock icon The study so exhaustive... says Chairman
      807 4 Teachers Salaries Commission: KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. The report of the Teachers Salaries Commission is expected to be presented to the Yang diPertuan Agonst in July, containing recommendations which, its Chairman. Dato Justice Abdul Aziz bin Mohamed Zain hoped, would go a long way to
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      Lock icon Govt urged to correct imbalance
      467 10 S’PORE MALAYS NOT DEMANDING SPECIAL RIGHTS, SMNO LEADER SAYS, BUT... SINGAPORE, Mon. The Government should correct the imbalonee existing between the Malays and the non-Malays in Singapore, Tuan Haji Ahmad Taff, chairman of the Singapore Malay National Organisation (SMNO) said today. The Malays, he said,
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      Lock icon AUSTRALIAN MINISTER FLIES IN
      83 10 SINGAPORE. Mon The Australian Minister for the Army. Mr. Phillip Lynch, flew into Singapore today for a fivedav visit. He will fly off to Malacca tomorrow for a one-day visit and return here in the evening Mr. Lynch will also fly to Butterworth on Thursday During
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      Lock icon Malaysia’s economic progress impresses the Russian team
      87 10 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. The leader of the first Russian trade union delegation to Malaysia, Mr. Mirglvas Abbasovich Zaidov, called on the Minister of Labour. Mr. V. Mamckavasagam at his office today. Mr. Zaidov told the Minister that he was greatly impressed by the
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      Lock icon Escapee car recovered
      97 10 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. The car used by a prisoner in his escape despite being shot and wounded by a constable at Kampong Pandan here last Monday nas been recovered by police. The car, a mini Cooper, with a bullet hole in the right side of the hood
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      Lock icon 5,551 tons of tin in Feb.
      79 10 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon A total of 5.551 tons of tin were produced in West Malaysia in February, according to the latest report of the Department of Statistics here. This amount Is 1,359 tons less than that for January. but 223 tons more than that
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      Lock icon Moulmein MP holds grand victory parade
      344 10 SINGAPORE, Mon. The newly elected People's Action Party MP for Moulmein, Mr. Lawrence Sia Chia Chong today held a victory parade in his constituency. Mr. Sia. the first of the seven newly elected MPs to hold a victory parade, thanked voters from his constituency
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      Lock icon 'Go East, young men,' urges Razak
      258 13 Opportunities in Sarawak' are great' LUMPUR, Mon. Malaysian bachelors were today urged to adopt a pioneer spirit and go to East Malaysia. The call was made by the Deputy Premier, Tun Abdul Raxak, today, when he said: "Go East all young men soon there
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      Lock icon Official visit to Kajang by S’gor M.B.
      169 13 KAJANG Mon Se.angor's Mentrl Besar. Dato Harun bln Hajl Idris, will pay an official visit here on Thursday While here Dato Harun will open an exhibition on the progre.-s of the various projects planned under the rural development scheme In the district. He
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      Lock icon German envoy to visit Penang
      99 13 PENANG. Mon The German Ambassador, Tan Sri (Dr.) Horst Boehling and his wife will be arriving here on Thursday morning. They will pay a courtesy call on the Governor of Penang. Tan Sri Syed Sheh Shahabudin and Tunku Puan Sri Habsah at the Residency at
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      Lock icon Remanded
      53 13 MALACCA. Mon. A British soldier. Anthony James Cooper. 24. accused of murder was today allowed to be remanded in custody of the Service authorities pending a preliminary inquiry on May 1. Anthony Cooper was accused of the murder of his three-year-old daughter. Tracey at their home at Bachang Garden
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      Lock icon DAP’s advice to people with no patience
      247 13 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. These points were made in a talk to Bungsar Branch DAP members by Mr. Goh Hock Guan. Secretary-General, DAP. todav on the subject ‘‘Political organisation in a democratic society.” In a democratic state, people with no patience or stamina should
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      Lock icon Training for youths important
      99 13 PENANG. Mon. For a nation to progress, the youths should be given the basic training to become future leaders of the country. This was stated by the Chief Minister. Tan Sri Wong Pow Nee. at the opening of the Day Training Camp for Catholic Youths at
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      Lock icon Kajang Hall renovated
      49 13 KAJANG. Mon —The ofiee acoustically bad" Kajang Hall has undergone major repairs The Kajang Town Board, which has taken over the entire management of the Kajang Hall, has spent $25,000 to renovate it, including the installation of fibre boarding to the wall to improve the acoustics.
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      Lock icon Charity film show
      103 13 TAIPING. Mon A charity screening of the film “Counterpoint” in aid of the Rotary Club's community service projects will be held at the Capitol Cinema here on Thursday at 9 15 p.m The show, which will be under the patronage of Dato Goh Chok Sam. wil! include
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      Lock icon • SIX Malaysian Assistant Trade Commissioners, who leave this month for Britain to attend a 13-week export promotion training course arranged by the Board of Trade, visited the British High Commission in Kuala Lumpur for talks with commercial officers and to meet the Deputy High Commissioner. Mr. Sam Falle.
      159 13 SIX Malaysian Assistant Trade Commissioners, who leave this month for Britain to attend a 13-week export promotion training course arranged by the Board of Trade, visited the British High Commission in Kuala Lumpur for talks with commercial officers and to meet the Deputy High Commissioner. Mr. Sam Falle. The course
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      Lock icon Malaysian officers study in Australia
      110 13 TEN 2nd Lieutenants from the Malaysian Army are doing a sevenmonth engineering course at the Australian Armv’s School of Military Engineering. Casula. near Svdnev, New South Wales. The course includes structural design, soil mechanics, surveying. Army organisation, field engineering, mines and mine-clearing, hoobv traps, water-purification,
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      Lock icon Opening of Pangkor water supply scheme
      127 13 LUMUT. Mon. The Deputy Prime Minister. Tun Abdul Razak. will open the water supply scheme to Pangkor Island at the waterworks here tomorrow. The water supply to Pangkor Island (population 15.000) is being made possible through the laying of a submarine pipe line from
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      Lock icon 2 EASTER FATALITIES
      71 13 MALACCA. Mon Two fatal accidents occurred in the State here during the Easter holidays A housing executive in Singapore returning from Kuala Lumpur in his car wa.s involved in a collision yesterday at the 2nd mile Bachang Road Mohd Yassin bin Abu, seven, involved in the collision
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      Lock icon School at polo ground approved
      97 13 PENANG. Mon The Chief Minister. Tan Sri Wong Pow Nee. today disclosed that plans for the building of a secondary girls’ school at the polo ground had been approved and tenders would be caLed soon. He gave the assurance that the beauty of the place
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      Lock icon Work hard call to artists
      71 13 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. The Assistant Minister of Education. Mr. Lee Siok Yew. said today the Government would encourage young Malaysians to study art He said there was a striking growth of art In Malaysia since Merdeka Malaysia, he said, being a cultural confluence #f the
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  • WORLD NEWS
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      Lock icon US peace talk delay 'a trick'
      428 5 AS CHINA SEES IT HONG KONG, Mon. (UPI). —Communist China today charged that the United States has no intention of entering into meaningful peace talks on Vietnam. China advised Vietnamese Co mmunist forces to keep fighting. According to the organ of the Chinese Communist
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      Lock icon $25,000 anti-V’nam ad in New York Times
      197 5 NEW YORK. Mon (UPI) The names of more than 9.300 teachers opposed to the Vietnam war wtre listed in a U 5525,560 advertisement in the New York Times yesterday. The ad. headlined “On trial: US. policy in Vietnam." covered three pages in the
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      Lock icon Moral fallout makes UK 'unfit place to raise children'
      134 5 BRADFORD England. Mon. (UPI) The Rev. Stacey Hebden-Taylor. 42. says he was leaving the Church of England ministry to teach sociology in the United States because a decline in morality had made Britain "an unfit place to bring up my children."
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      Lock icon Student and would-be assassin in same hospital
      232 5 WEST BERLIN. Mon. (Reuter) A doctor’s bulletin issued last night at the Westend University Clinic said militant student leader “Red” Rudi Dutschke, shot in an assassination attempt on Thursday, was further improving. It said Dutschke. 28, had no high-temperature. his circulation was satisfactory
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      Lock icon Lunch on top of recaptured bunker in two months.
      44 5 LAN’G VEI. South V'nam .Member of the Ist Cavalry Division eats lunch on top of destroyed bunker at this former Special Forces camp his unit recaptured from the VC after two months fighting. UPI radiophoto.
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      Lock icon Spanish nationalists call off Basque Day
      227 5 'STATE OF SIEGE' SAN SEBASTIAN, Spain, Mon. (UPI). The biggest contingent of police since the Spanish Civil War clamped a virtual state of siege on San Sebastian yesterday to prevent Basque nationalists from staging an anti-government demonstration to celebrate "Aberri equna," the Basque National
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      Lock icon PI ENVOYS MEETING
      23 5 MANILA. Mon. (Reutcrl President Marcos will meet his Southeast ambassadors tomorrow to assess developments in Asia, according to presidential sources.
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      Lock icon Wrong!
      53 5 CHICAGO Mon (l PI) It must have been a real wrong number Employees at O’Hare International Airport told the police that a man conversing by telephone in a foreign language at the terminal yesterday suddenly drew a 32-calibre automatic pistol. fired two shots into the floor and fled, leaving
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      Lock icon Chinese church bus overturns
      111 5 CHICAGO. Mon. (UPI) A bus carrying members of a Chinese Church congregation to Easter services overturned yesterday after colliding with a stolen car. Police said seven persons were hurt. Among the injured was Joseph Yim. 38, senior pastor of the Chinese Christian Union Church. The bus
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      Lock icon Child rapist caught in chase
      205 5 NEW YORK. Mon (UPI) Police have captured a young man accused of trying to rape a 10-year-old girl enroute to Easter services and identified him as a suspect in 10 unsolved assaults on young girls during the past six months. Detectives said the suspect. caught
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      Lock icon ‘Tentatively, a suicide’
      52 5 WASHINGTON. Mon. (UPI) Damon Runyon Jr., whose father was one of the most famous newsmen of the roaring twenties, fell to his death from an overpass in Rock Creek Park here yesterday. Police tentatively ruled it suicide. Runyon was a correspondent for the weekly Washington Examiner. He
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      Lock icon Its ‘Yip-out’ at Central Park
      228 5 Its ‘Yip-ou t at Central Park The latest madness NEW YORK Mon. (UPI) Girls in miniskirts and flowery hats and boys in Nehru jackets strolled along New York's Fifth Avenue in the traditional Easter parade yesterday while their convention-break-ing contemporaries massed in Central Park to listen to music and in
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      Lock icon Funeral services pending for N-physicist Lauritsen
      261 5 PASADENA, California Mon. (UPI) Funeral arrangements are pending for pioneer nuclear physicist Dr. Charles C. Lauritsen. whose research contributed to the development of the atomic bomb and the treatment of cancer. The 76-year-old native of Denmark died at Huntington Memorial Hospital here on Saturday
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      Lock icon Malik leaves for ANZ
      110 5 JAKARTA. Mon (UPI) Indonesian Foreign Minister Adam Malik is scheduled to leave Jakarta for Australia and New Zealand later today to pay official visits at the invitation of both nations’ governments and to attend a meeting of the United Nations Economic Commission for Asia and the
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      Lock icon Actor Noonan still critical
      91 5 HOLLYWOOD. Mon (UPI) Actor-producer Tommy Noonan, who underwent a brain operation eight months ago. remained in critical condition at the motion picture Country House and Hospital in nearby Woodland Hills yesterday Noonan. 46. the father of six children, has been in hospital since undergoing surgery for
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      Lock icon Typhoon spent at sea
      76 5 TOKYO. Mon. (UPI) Typhoon Jean, its winds weakened, swept across open seas in the Western Pacific today after damaging Saipan and other World War II battle islands. The typhoon weather station on Guam reported that the tropical storm was located 345 miles southeast of Iwo Jima
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      Lock icon BOYS MONITOR LATEST SOVIET SPACE SHIP
      160 5 KETTERING, England Mon. (UPI) Boys of Kettering Grammar School announced yesterday that they had picked up signals suggesting the newest Russian space vehicle, Cosmos--212, may be a rehearsal for “something more spectacular.” It was teenage science students at the school who last year disclosed
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      Lock icon Hargitay (late Jayne's husband) marries again
      186 5 MAMARONECK. New York. Mon. (UPI) Mickey Hargitay, the former Mr. Universe. escort of European starlets, and husband of the late Jayne Mansfield, yesterday married a former airline stewardess in Mamaroneck. New York. Hargitay, 37, married Ellen Jean Siano. 25. in Holy Trinity Roman Catholic
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      Lock icon France to announce a more liberal form of govt for N. Caledonia
      528 6 IyTOUMEA, New Caledonia, Mon. (Reuter). France is expected shortly to announce a more liberal form of local government for New Caledonia, following trips to Paris by Government officials and the French High Commissioner for the Pacific. The High
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      Lock icon Refugee who jumped from passenger liner is rescued
      256 6 BONN Mon. (UPI) A West German navy vessel yesterday rescued a refugee who jumped from an East German passenger liner into the Baltic sea. The Communists charged the navy ship “deliberately rammed the liner. A West German Government spokesman said the 564-ton
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      Lock icon Ferry sinking: 48th body discovered
      131 6 WELLINGTON. Mon {Reuter) Wellington harbour has now given up 43 bodies following the foundering of the passenger vessel Wahine a mile inside the harbour limits on Wednesday. Eight of the 47 so far named were Australian tourists. Police said today they would release the name
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      Lock icon Man dies after watching car-crash
      55 6 SWANSEA. Wales. Mon. '(Reuter) A man collapsed and died after watching a three-car crash last night that killed two children and one adult and injured 11 persons The crash pileup, blocking the main road to West Wales, totally wrecked two of the cars and hurled
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      Lock icon 4 leading politicians freed
      209 6 SAIGON. Mon. (Reuter) Four leading South Vietnamese politicians, including the self-styled "White Dove” peace candidate in last year’s presidential election, have been released from protective custody after staging a hunger strike. Government sources said today. Three of the men Truong Dinh Dzu. the peace candidate, who
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      Lock icon World faces famine within a decade
      134 6 MELBOURNE. Mon. (Reuter) An Australian biologist warned here in a rad:o programme that the world faces famine within a decade if there is no adequate control of population growth. Professor L. Charles Birch said last night chances seemed remote that mankind would be able
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      Lock icon 3 killed, six hurt in rioting
      79 6 3 killed six hurt in rioting JAKARTA. Mon (UPI) Police authorities reported today that three persons were killed and six others were wounded in last Monday's riot between Indonesian and Chinese nationals in the North Sumatran capital of Medan Police said the violence was not politically inspired and was “motivated
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      Lock icon Hot war and brutalised human spirit from Vietnam
      65 6 As the Vietnam war-in-pictures go on the sense of shock and horror is replaced by apathy and calloused incomprehension. Here a Vietnamese family huddles in the smouldering ruins of their home after a predawn attack. But the photo has already ceased to
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      Lock icon 3rd Asian newspapers conference opens in Seoul
      208 6 SEOUL, Mon (Reuter) More than 70 newspaper publishers, observers and representatives from four United Nations affiliated organisations opened the third Asian newspapers conference here today. Virtually, all Asian countries are represented In the conference. The four organisations represented are the U.N. Development Programme.
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      104 6 LONDON Mon <IPI» Queen Elizabeth II caused headaches for road safety experts yesterdav merely by taking her three-year-old niece. Lady Sarah Armstrong Jones, for a ride in the Koval automobile A photograph showing the Queen with the child perched beside her on the front seat appeared
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      89 6 JAKARTA. Mon. <UPI> Ex-Minister Malaai. Sports Minister during the Sukarno administration, has been arrested by Jakarta security troops on charges of involvement in a plot to restore the ex-president to power, the official “Armed Forces" daily reported today. Maladi was suspected of participating in a plot calling itself
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      46 6 JAKARTA. Mon. (Reuter) Indonesia’s Navy Chief Admiral Muljadi left todav for Manila to discuss joint anti-smuggling measures with Philippine naval authorities. This follow’s the recent signing of an agreement between the two countries to carry out co-ordinated patrols on their sea border.
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      198 6 India not anti-Jewish Indira NEW YORK Mon. (UFI) Prime Minister Mrs Indira Gandhi of India said today that despite her country’s strong support Of the Arab position in the United Nations, India "certainly is not anti-Jewish.” In an interview with Look Magazine, Mrs. Gandhi said that India does not maintain
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      53 6 JAKARTA. Mon. (Reuter) Five people were killed when a steam locomotive exploded in Bendul station near the West Java capital of Bandung last Thursday, press reports said today. The station was said to have been wrecked by the blast. The cause of the explosion is
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      214 6 HOLLYWOOD, Mon. (UPI) A honey blonde 17-year-old professional model from a suburb of Sydney Australia, reigned as ‘M**s Teen International terday after her seie i from a field of 12 finalist. Janette McLeod, of Castle Hill, was crowned in the nationally televised third annual
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      141 6 JERUSALEM. Mon. (Reuter) A Pontifical high mass In front of the tomb of Christ In the crowded Church of the Holy Sepulchre highlighted Easter services In the Holy City today. The Latin patriarch of Jerusalem Archbishop Alberto Gorl. highest ranking Roman Catholic prelate In the
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      143 6 LAGOS Mon. (UPI) Nigeria said today it was withdrawing its entire diplomatic mission from Tanzania to protest that country’s recognition of breakaway Biafra. But the government statement announcing the move did not say if Nigeria would completely severe diplomatic relations with Tanzania. Tanzania on
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      279 6 SEOUL. Mon. (Reuter) Two Americans and two Bouth Korean soldiers were killed and two other Americans wounded late last night when a truck taking them to the truce village of Panmunjom for routine guard duty was ambushed by North Koreans, a United Nations Command
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      40 6 CALCUTTA. Mon (Reuter) Five people ar® feared drowned after a ferrv boat carrying 35 oassengers capsized today near the town of Chandemagore. north of here, according t® reports. Rescue workers recovered one body and picked up 29 survivors.
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      40 6 SEOUL. Mon. (UPI) Gen. Kim Key-Won, South Korea’s Army Chief of Staff; left Seoul today ©n a tour of South East Asian countries. He will visit Nationalist China, the Philippines. Thailand and South Vietnam during his tour.
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      294 7 JERUSALEM Mon. (UPI) Gunfire crackled across the Israeli-Jordanian border on Easter Sunday as throughout this ancient Holy Land celebrated the resurrection of Jesus Christ. The stutter of machineguns reverberated across the River Jordan, where Jesus was baptised. even while church bells pealed joy
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      111 7 TOKYO. Mon (UPI) A university professor has urged the Japanese Foreign Ministry to dissolve misunderstanding over the city named “USA.” Masamitsu Saeki. 37. quoting an article in the Feb. 10 issue of the Saturday Review said Americans believe that the city adopted the name to label
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      213 7 PADUA. Italy. Mon (UPI) A spumed suitor killed three persons including the woman he loved and seriously wounded three others yesterday before giving him«e"f up. police reported. Police identified the man as 36-year-old Graziano de Santi. They said he shot dead Bruna Pilotto. 26. the
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      56 7 RIO DE JANEIRO. Mon (UPI) Dr. Christian Barnard, who performed the world's first successful heart transplant, said that the world would eventually see a brain transplant hut probably not during his lifetime. Barnard said Grout* Schuur Hospital in Cape Town, South Africa, may admit another heart tranv
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      40 7 NEW YORK: While two officers move to his aid, a hatless policeman wrestles w f th a young Negro here in the window smashing and looting act viiies that followed the assassination of Dr. Luther King.
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      75 7 SOUTH KOREAN President Park Chung Hee officially inaugurated the newiv formed 2-million strong civilian reserve corps at a massive ceremony held in Taejon city, some 100 miles south of Seoul recently. Pix shows some of 20.000 representatives of the newly formed two million civilian reserve
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      121 7 MANILA. Mon. (Reuter) President Marcos has said that peace negotiations between the United States and North Vietnam could lead to withdrawal of American Forces in the Pacific. He said that US. pullout from the region was Just a possibility, but he believed that
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      414 7 ROMAN CATALYST WORK OVERTIME PRAGUE, Mon. (UPI). Bishop Frantisck Tomasek, highestranking Roman Catholic prelate in Czechoslovakia in the absence of exiled Josef Cardinal Beran, yesterday hailed the rebirth of the Church in the East European country after "many years of good Fridays." The bishop, in
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      305 7 “IMAGINATION NEEDED” LONDON Mon. (UPI) Dr. Donald Longmore is not only in favour of heart transplant he believes surgeons ought to go further and transplant heart-and-lungs as a unit in every case. 'This is important,” he wrote in an article in Science Journal, "because
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      62 7 JAKARTA. Mon. (UPI) More than 3.000 Christians and followers of primitive religions were converted to Islam during the past year in North Sumatra, it was reported yesterday. According to the official news agency Antara, 3,000 Christians were converted to the Moslem faith in the Deli Serdang district
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      287 7 SAIGON, Mon. (UPI). U.S. Marines fought a daylong battle with North Vietnamese troops for control of a peak overlooking their Khe Sanh fortress yesterday and U.S. spokesmen said 106 Communists were killed in the fighting. Other Marines killed 62 North Vietnamese in a
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      140 7 LONDON Mon (UPI) Pop singer. Mark Wynter. 25. who survived last Monday's Boeing 707 crash at London airport, yesterday flew to Australia to marry dancer Janeece Corlass. He met 24-year old Janeece cm his first trip to Australia seven years ago and they are to
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      237 7 TOKYO Mon. (UPI) President Josip Broz Tito of Yugoslavia wound up his visit to Japan today and flew to the Mongolian capital of Ulan Bator. Pres. Tito and his entourage left aboard a Russian-made Ilyushin-18 for the flight across the Japan Sea and mainland China
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      47 7 ALEXANDRIA. United Arab Republic. Mon. (UPI) Two Soviet destroyers arrived at this Egyptian port yesterday to join seven other Russian naval units already anchored here. They include two supply ships which arrived on Saturday. one destroyer, three submarines and one service tender.
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      44 7 IN New York. Mr. David P. Huddie. Managing Director of Britain's RoPs-Royce Aero Engine Division holds his company's proposals which recently won the biggest contract in commercial aircraft transaction history— worth £9oom. The agreement is for 144 tri-jet airbuses.
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    793 8 THE official reasoft for allowing football pools to operate here is to syphon part of the money into official coffers in the form of commission. No official statistics are available as to the amount of money spent on British football pools monthly, but it was stated that the
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      151 8 IT is observed that cinema touts are doing a roaring business, despite a warning screen notice cautioning cln e m agoers against purchasing blackmarket tickets. In order to put these cinema touts out of business. I suggest that the following measures be adopted:— THE police
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      88 8 IN the absence of Parliament. the non-existence of an Ombudsman, and the present plight of the trade union movement I ask for the hospitality of your columns to seek information of public importance Is it true that the Ministry of the Interior Defence ha
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    260 8  -  By Henry B. Rothblatt Handbook of Evidence For Criminal Trials") worked for the Vandervelt Farm from season to season. Two days after his work ended, expensive saddles were taken from the farm. Nat and a friend, Bpencer, were found trying to sell the saddles to a dealer.
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    2355 8 The road to economic progress khir STATEMENT by the leader of the Malaysian delegation. Enche Mohd Khir Johari on the progress of economic co-operation and development in Southeast Asia. THIS is the second time I hove hod the privilege of attending the Ministerial Conference for Economic Development of Southeast Asia.
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      42 8 Eastern Sun Independent Net tonal Newspaper TUESDAY. 23-B Cantonment Road. Singapore 2. Telephone: *****/7 Penang Office Ipoh Office APRIL 16. 1968 39. Jalan Sultan. Kuala Lumpur. Malaysia. Telephone: *****/6 8. Leith Street. Tel: ***** 77. Brewster Road. Tel: ***** Cable Address: AWNEWS
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      298 9 HONG KONG. Mon (Reuter) The Canton Spring Trade Fair opens today, with China making another strong bid to do business with the west. More than 2,500 fair-bound businessmen have crossed into China from Hong Kong by train over the
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      59 9 SYDNEY. Mon. Australian railway authorities are showing considerable interests in tests of a new type of carriage body formed from one single sheet of structural plywood This is unusual in carriage construction and. if successful, could put the New South Wales railways, which is carrying out the tests,
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      314 9 Door-to-door cargo shipment to be introduced next year V T EW YORK Mon. (UPI) A revolutionary system of “door-to-door” cargo shipment will be introduced next year when the international Paper Company launches a giant cargo liner. The liner, when completed in October 1969 will be capable of carrying 73 pre-loaded
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      98 9 TOKYO, Mon. The Japan Association for the 1970 World Exposition will shortly establish its office in New York to promote public relations and advertising activities mainly in North America. The New York office will also engage in such activities as: (1) Distribution
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      127 9 STOCKHOLM. Mon A steel rule bender for forme manufacturers has been developed by Sweden's Sandvik Steel Works. The new tool is claimed to be versatile and offer greater possibilities in bending narrow and complicated shapes in one piece than conventional bender tools. The
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      46 9 STOCKHOLM. Mon A Swedish government-indus-try joint venture to prospect for oil and natural gas in Sweden and the Swedish section of the continental shelf, principally in the Baltic, was announced last week Kr. 150 million ($30,000,000) will be invested over the first eight years.
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      492 9 CLEVELAND. Ohio. Mon. (UPD steel Magazine reported today peace in Vietnam could make steel strike hedgers look like smart planners. Peace, the Magazine said, would reduce the likelihood of Government intervention in a steel strike and Increase the
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      218 9 NEW YORK. Mon. (Reuter)—The New York Times said today that the second United Nations Conference for Trade and Development (UNCTAD > in New Delhi had closed after monthlong deliberations “with next to nothing to show for Its efforts.” The paper said
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      349 9 TOKYO, Mon. Japan’s production of fourwheeled motor vehicles in December last year reached 316.000 units, renewing the monthly production record for the fourth straight month, "according to the Japan Automobile Manuiacturers Association. This brought to 3.146.486 units the total automobile output for
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      141 9 PERTH Western Australia. Mon. (Reuter) Malaysia's expansion of secondary industry had paid dividends when world prices for rubber and tin fell last year. Malaysian Trade Minister, Dr. Lim Swee Aun. said in Perth yesterday He is on his way to Canberra for
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      77 9 SINGAPORE. Mon. Cathay Pacific's own organisation has also been established in the United States of America with the prime purpose of enticing Orientconscious Americans to the fascinations of Singapore among other cities in the Far East. The two permanent staff members charged with this
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      165 9 STOCKHOLM. Mon. Four major orders, three of them worth a total of about Kr 170 million ($34,000,000). were placed by Soviet trade organisations with Swedish industry last week. L. M Ericsson. Stockholm, obtained a Kr. 0.65 million contract for automatic telephone equipment to
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      278 9 CANBERRA. Australia. Mon. The Asian Development Bank should at all times exercise its right to make its own assessments and its own decisions. This was stated by Australia's Treasurer, Mr. William McMahon, at the first annual meeting of the Bank’s
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      436 9 WASHINGTON Mon. (UPI) The Soviet Union’s collectivised and state-employed farmers still lag far behind farmers of western nations in their ability to deliver a high quality milk-meat-egg diet to consumers But they're making steady progress, an Agriculture Department specialists, reviewing reports
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      125 9 STOCKHOLM. Mon. An airport barometer that prints out atmospheric pressure data on forms to eliminate the human factor in manual readings has been developed by System Paulin AB Stockholm. An error of 10 millibars in reading off the station barometer corresponds to a difference in
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      179 9 JAKARTA, Mon (Reuter)’ Indonesia and Yugoslavia today called for effective international action to help overcome grave economic problems faced by developing countries. A joint communique issued here at the end of a visit by a Yugoslav trade delegation said "isolated measures and limited
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      670 10 YOVR #r TV and today TV MALAYSIA CHANNEL 5 KUALA LUMPUR and Pulau Pinang: 6 Ipoh and Melaka: 3 10 Johore Bahru; 4 Taiping; 7 Balu Pahat; 9 Kluang P.M. 545 Opening Annct. Prop. Summary: 550 News Outline in the National Language; 5.55 National Songs; 6.00 News in Tamil; 6.10
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      2891 11  -  Competition is strong in any line of showbusiness’ By Vernon Gibb »pHE girl is naked, her beautiful body gleaming copper against the blue of the sea shore back-drop. The light is hard and golden to simulate sunshine, and shadows play flattering tricks with the
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      450 11 TTUNDREDSof married couples from the United States and overseas are seeking help at a clinic in St. Louis, Missouri, aimed at solving such problems as the impotent husband or the frigid wife. In most cases, the problems are psychological rather than physical, according to Dr. William
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      481 11 By J.P. SCICLUNA MALTA, an independent member of the British Commonwealth, is debating whether to produce her own form of currency or follow the British decimal system due to go into effect in 1971. The Mediterranean island. which was ruled by Britain for 150 years
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      37 12 Showing the ladies how to doll up is Patricia Liaow (extreme right). Those who attended were later entertained to tea.
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      309 12  -  Veal Curry (Hawaiian style). Ingredients.- Three teaspoons cooking oil or shortening. one clove garlic (peeled and speared with a toothpick), two Pounds lean veal (chicken or turkey) cut in one to one and a half inch pieces and one soup can milk. Also needed are one can cream of
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      121 12 Suit skirts going all rounded with waistline gathers, staying short over legs in coloured hosiery all the way to the waist. tj: H: Canvas as the new sport coat rage, especially when waterproofed. with hardware fastening and bands of shiny patent. tj: sj: Gold chains everywhere,
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      585 12  -  By Florence de Santis Dresses, as we all know, have been, for several seasons, little more than a couple of pieces of fabric sewn together. Women didn't mind this at all. The shift offered a welcome freedom that is far from dying even now. But variety
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      243 12  -  Sue Miller. By Mary DO YOU give more thought to what you will wear than to how you will carry it off? There's a tendency to forget that graceful, poised carriage stamps your figure, fashions and personality with distinction The kind that attracts admiring attention.
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      167 12 A CAPULCO" —by Jacques Heim of Paris, a light and "tender" dress embroidered with South African Ostrich feathers. A MAXI by Christian Dior, with saphire and gold embroideries. Hair style is by Alexandre of Paris. A WEDDING gown called "Virginia," of entirely pleated organza. THE new way
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      Lock icon • Walker No. 58 Suhit Rahidin (Railways) setting the pace in the 8-mile Big Walk of the Treasury Sport Club held here in Kuala Lumpur on Sunday.
      48 14 Walker No. 58 Suhit Rahidin (Railways) setting the pace in the 8-mile Big Walk of the Treasury Sport Club held here in Kuala Lumpur on Sunday. Suhit won the Veteran’s section in 1 hr. 12 min. 36 secs. He repeated his success for the second time. Sunsport pix.
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      758 14 AUGUSTA, (Georgia), Mon. (UPI). "I've been a pro for many years and I just can't get over being so stupid." With that statement, a shrug and a smile that must have hurt. Roberto De Vieenzo of Buenos Aires conceded it was
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      229 14 AUGUSTA. (Georgia) Mon. (UPI) Threelime Masters champion Jack Nicklaus said Roberto De Vicenzo's scorecard error which cost him a tie in the Masters golf championship “eliminated the chance for him to make about a million dollars.” “But I know Roberto he couldn't care less
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      295 14 TOKYO. Mon. (UPI) Japanese runners will make an all-out attempt to win the gold medal in the marathon in the 1968 Olympic Games next October in Mexico City. The last time Japan achieved this honour was in the 1936 Olympic Games in Berlin when
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      127 14 NEW DELHI. Mon. (Reuter) Reigning champion Kenji Hoshoishi of Japan, snatched the Indian Open golf title from Australian Stan Peach with a four-under-par 69 in the final round here yesterday Peach, who held a tour stroke third round lead, putted badly and returned a 75
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      675 14 SYLVANIA, (Ohio), Mon. (UPI). The World Boxing Association (WBA), in announcing its latest rankings today, said it would take action if necessary later this summer to force Nino Benvenuti of Italy, Lionel Rose of Australia and Horacio Accavallo of Argentina each
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      110 14 TELUK ANSON Mon. The annual athletic meeting of the Perak Amateur Athletic Association. Southern Zone, will be held at the Town Padang here on June 22-23 This was decided at the ninth annua! meeting of the association yesterday. The following were elected office bearers for
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      134 14 MELBOURNE. Mon. (Reuter) Malaysia's number one table-tennis player Lee Mun Chew is almost certain to stay in Australia after the South-east Asia Pacific Area Championships end here tonight. Lee. 24. will play in exhibitons later this week with other members of the Malaysian team
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      320 15 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. The Football Association of Malaysia will keep on staging the Burnley Cup competition although they are losing $B,OOO a year. The Assistant Minister of Culture. Youth and Sports, Engku Mohsein said this today when he opened the National coaching
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      235 15 ALOR STAR Mon. In the als of the Kedah Combined Schools soccer competition, for the Ang Siang Tropny. Kedah Secondary School Un-de--20 team beat Sekolah Menengah Tunku Abdul Haiim Jenan by three goals to two at the Darulaman Stadium here yesterday. Kedah Secondary
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      256 15 KUALA LUMPUR Mon 6elangor shooters practically swept the board by winning five individual honours and six team championships at the third Selangor Open Shooting Championships which concluded at the Subang Range today. In the eight-event card Selangors win in the individuals were in the
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      131 15 AS far as the opposition was concerned It was more a case of ‘poison trace'. The teachers of Wesses Junior School were taking part in a festival of sport with the pupils. Everyone joined in soccer, netball, the lot. Stealing the netball honours was a player on
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      58 15 R OPEN SHOOTING CHAM »The winners of the Rapid Fire event in the third Selangor Open Shooting Championships at the Subang Range in Kuala Lumpur recently. Left to right: Loke Tatt Chew. Dr. Chan Chin Cheung. Khadim Hussain. Dr Chan who scored 578 out of a maximum
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      316 15 ALOR STAR. Mon The Royal Malaysia Police of Kedah will plav hosts to three other teams in the North Zone fixtures of the Hannigan Shield soccer competition this year here The teams in the North Zone are Perak. Penang. Police Depot and
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      204 15 SEREMBAN Mon A 14-vear-old ACS Ipoh schoolboy Lian Yin Kong has been spotted here this morning by the Indian tennis coach, Akhtar Ali and described as Malaysia's best young prospect and a sure champion in the matting Akhtar said: "He is definitely the best
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      689 15  -  By LESLIE NAKASHIMA TOKYO, Mon. (UPI). Japanese television companies have been responsible for tha amazing growth of professional boxing in Japan by putting up the required guarantees for 33 world title matches in this country since 1952. But because of rivalry between
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      140 15 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. Malaysian Armed Forces trailing 0-1 during half-time made a strong rally to beat Malacca by 3-1 in a Burnley Cup competition at the Armed Forces ground this evening. Malacca scored through centre forward Tan Sea Choon who sent a booming shot
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      109 15 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon— A free-for-all broke out between Perak and Kelantan players in their Burnley Cup soccer match at the Stadium Merdeka here tonight. It lasted only three minutes. The incident occurred when Perak was leading 2-1 in the 50th minute. Earlier, players of both
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      18 16 Garrie Cooper at the wheel of his self-designed racer. Sunsport pix by Richard Chow.
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      564 16  -  He wins S’pore GP in self-designed car By John Kam and R. Nathan SINGAPORE, Mon. Australian driver, Garrie Cooper making his first appearance at the Thomson Sembawang Circuit today won the 60-lap Grand Prix for cars. Driving a self-designed Zlfln-Ford (1498). Garrie. 32, was sure and
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      334 16 SINGAPORE. Mon. The winners of the Singapore Grand Prix for cars and motorcycles will probably be back here next year to defend their titles. Garrie Cooper the Australian motor plant owner, who is racing outside Aus- tralia for the first time told reporters
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      116 16 AUGUSTA. Georgia. Mon. (UPI) Jack Nicklaus said he would not play in the Tournament of Champions at Las Vegas beginning on Thursday because he felt to do so would not be fair to either the sponsors or to him. Nicklaus said “the tournament
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