The Straits Times, 5 June 1964

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    UP to LOPEZ AGAIN
    632 1 Malaysia not happy TENGKU: ANY ATTEMPT TO ADD TO OR ALTER MEANING OF AGREEMENT WILL RENDER IT NULL AND VOID KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday MALAYSIA is not happy with a reply it received today from the Philippines on the doubts created by Jakarta's addition of a paragraph
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    Call-up Very shortly'
    406 1 Call-up Very shortly' 12,000 TO 15,000 MEN WILL GO INTO ARMY, CIVIL DEFENCE KUALA LUMPUR, THURSDAY. BETWEEN 12,000 and 15,000 young men and women in Malaya are to be called up "very shortly 1 for national service in the army or civil defence. Announcing this today, the Minister for Local
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    ASTROLOGER TELLS TENGKU: YOUR STAR IS SHINING
    143 1 ASTROLOGER TELLS TENGKU: YOUR STAR IS SHINING KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. An astrologer called at the Residency this afternoon to lell Tengku Abdul Rahman that his "star is shining" and that the Prime Minister would solve most of the country's problems at the Tokyo summit. Mr. P. R. Pillai, who spent
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    Lock icon OUT WITH Gen. PARK RIOTS CONTINUE
    222 1 SEOUL. Thurs STUDENT demonstrations against the South Korean Government spread to seven provincial cities today, after 50,000 troops had poured into Seoul to control rioting students calling for the resignation of President Park Chung Hee. By mid-afternoon, the demonstrators, numbering nearly 14.000 college and
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    Lock icon Pearls dumped
    42 1 TOKYO. Thurs>— About .six million low -quality Japanese pearls, valued at about $255,000, will be dumped Into the sea to keep up the value of Japanese cultured pearls on the international market, the Malnlchl Daily News said here today— Reuter.
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    Indonesian propaganda material in S'pore
    123 1 SINGAPORE, Thurs. Police yesterday recovered a large quantity of Indonesian propaganda material in various parts of Singapore. They were found in North Bridge Road. Java Koad, Geylang Road and Lorong 23. Geylang. The materials included copies of a booklet entitled 'The Malaysia Issue (background and
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    Lock icon LBJ APPROVES ANTI-VIETCONG STRATEGY
    318 1 LBJ APPROVES ANTI-VIETCONG STRATEGY WASHINGTON, Thursday. PRESIDENT Johnson has approved plans to inten- sify and streamline the military effort against Red guerillas in South Vietnam. He also is seeking a formula to block further Communist advances in neighbouring Laos. This was disclosed today by high officials following a White House
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    Student's revenge
    21 1 MANILA. Thurs. Alberto Cabiang. 17, burned down his school in Pangastmn Province, last night because his teacher flunked him
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    Lock icon Pathet Lao terms for talks
    315 1 Pathet Lao terms for talks TIONG KONG. Thurs. 11 Prince Souphanouvong, head of the pro-Communist Pathet Lao. has laid down a number of demands as conditions for talks among the leaders of the neutralist, rightist and leftist factions in Laos. the new China news agency reported last night. He told
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    STOP PRESS CROSSING CBASB
    34 1 STOP PRESS CROSSING CBASB SEOl'!.. Thurs. A crowded bos collided with a train at m\ unguarded crossing on the outskirts of Seoul tntlay, killing one person and injuring 59, t» "f them seriously —AT
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  • AFRO-ASIAN DESK
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      Aussies in Borneo: Regrettable, says Jakarta
      126 2 JAKARTA. Thurs. Dr.! Ruslan Abdulgani, Indonesian Information Minister, said the presence of Australian troops In Borneo was bound to create an un- i favourable atmosphere between Indonesia and Austmttak He told reporters at his home yesterday: "The landing of Australian troops in Northern Kalimantan,
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      Lock icon Macapagal to visit Korea
      42 2 SEOUL. Thurs— A spokesman for the South Korean Fornun Ministry said yeMerday Presidm; Marapagal of the Philippine* would arrive in Seoul on June 22 for a five-day visit at the invitation of thp South Korean Govern mrnt. Reuter.
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      ARMED AFRICANS GRAB $IM. FROM TRUCK
      115 2 ARMED AFRICANS GRAB $IM. FROM TRUCK JOHANNESBURG. Thurs. Five armed Africans selied post office truck at Benoni yesterday and escaped with nearly $1,050,000 in cash. Police cordoned off all roads around Benoni, a eoldmining town two miles east of Johannesburg, but there was no trace of the robbers. The truck
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      Menzies is ill
      28 2 CANBERRA. Thurs. Sir Robert Menzies. Australian Prime Minister. Is suffering from influenza and has cancelled all his immediate official engagements, his secretary announced today.— Kcuter.
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      Lock icon Kenya is to get arms worth £3.5m from Britain
      230 2 Kenya is to get arms worth £3 .5 m from Britain LONDON, Thur* JJKITAIN is giving Kenya about £3,500,000 worth of arms, equipment, vehicles and aircraft to help in the expansion and modernisation of her forces, Mr. Duncan Sandys, Commonwealth Secretary, announced here today. He told the House of Commons
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      U.S. AND U.N. PERSONNEL QUIT CONGO REBEL TOWN
      277 2 U.S. AND U.N. PERSONNEL QUIT CONGO REBEL TOWN ELJSABETHVILLE, Thursday. THE United Nations and United States evacuated all non-essential personnel yesterday from rebel-encircled Kivu, capital of Bukavu, a U.S. consulate spokesman said. Reports reaching here said the situation was deterlorati ing rapidly, with Communistbacked rebels scoring "embarrassing" victories over Congolese
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      Lock icon Abbe drops Cugat
      24 2 JUAREZ (Mexico). Thurs. Singer Abbe Lane obtained a Mexican divorce yesterday from Bandleader Xavier Cugat. ending 12 years of marriage. UPI.
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      UAR moon plan
      23 2 CAIRO. Thurs. The United Arab Republic plans to launch an earth satellite probably this summer, a reliable source said. U.P.L
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      Lock icon Izvestia accuses China
      42 2 MOSCOW. Thurs. China was accused today by Izvrstia, the Soviet Government newspaper, of "creating difficulties" for the Soviet bloc by refusing to pool information on foreign policy and by rejecting frank exchanges of opinion with other Communist countries —Reuter.
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      Lock icon Soekarno stresses agriculture in Cabinet move
      121 2 JAKARTA, Thursday. rpHE Indonesian President, Dr. Soekarno, yester- day expanded his Cabinet with five new ministers to strengthen the administration of the agricultural and financial sectors. Soekarno announced the Agriculture Minister will have lour newly appointed ministers below him. The old ministry was split
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      Lock icon 'No part of my ashes be retained' is Nehru's will
      307 2 VIEW DELHI, Thurs.— 11 Mr. Nehru, in his will partly published here yesterday, asked that his ashes be scattered from a plarp so they should "mingle with the dust and soil and become ar t indistiguishable part of India." The
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      Lock icon Credit for Jakarta
      29 2 JAKARTA. Thurs. Communist China will build a weaving plant for Indonesia in West Sumatra on a long-term credit, the official Antara news agency reported yesterday.— A.P.
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      Cambodia accused of border killings
      233 2 Cambodia accused of border killings CAIGON, Thurs. 0 Cambodian soldiers shot and killed two Vietnamese provincial policemen on Tuesday morrjng, the South Vietnamese Defence Ministry charged today. A Ministry spokesman said the policemen were shot to death while patrolling National Highway 13 at the Dinh Tien Hoang border port, 85
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      Lock icon S. Vietnam's air force strength to be doubled
      119 2 SAIGON, Thurs. A US. military spokesman said yesterday that plans are well under way to double the strength and quadruple the fire-power of the South Vietnam Air Force as part of a new programme to step up the war against rebel Vietcong
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      Lock icon Passenger slays four, wounds 50 in ship
      112 2 JAKARTA, Thurs. A man aboard a ship anchored in Minado Harbour, Northern Celebes, ran amok and killed four other psssengers with a knife and wounded 50 others. 20 of them seriously, the official Antara news agency reported today. The agency said one of
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  • U.S.-EUROPEAN DESK
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      Lock icon Wilson's way to summits
      613 3 LABOUR CHIEF GETS SUPPORT FOR HOLDING REGULAR AUTUMN TALKS AT U.N. MOSCOW, Thursday. MR. HAROLD WILSON the British Labour Party leader, proposed yesterday that summit conferences of world leaders should be held at the United Nations General Assembly every autumn. "I would like to see summits
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      US gold stocks gain $97m. in five months
      94 3 US gold stocks gain $97 m. in five months WASHINGTON. Thurs.. I A United States Treasury Department spokesman said yesterday that US. gold stocks had increased by US$9? million for the first five months of this year. The Treasury spokesman said that there had been a nain of USSI32 million
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      Lock icon Petition by 50,000: . Make late Pope John a saint
      292 3 Petition by 50,000: Make late Pope John a saint VATICAN CITY. Thurs. In, the North Italian birth- 1 land of Pope John XXIII a move was started yesterday to make him a saint. A petition signed by 50.000 people in Bergamo Province was presented to a bishop of the Roman
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      Lock icon Two killed in train crash
      65 3 LONDON. Thurs. The drlvei and a male passenger In a Man-chester-Leeds ci'.esel p*sseneer tram were killed when v collided with a .steam parcels train in Bradford exchange .station in the rush hour last night. Thirteen passengers were injured and taken to hospital. The driver was
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      Taped voice of crash pilot said: 'We've been shot'
      220 3 Taped voice of crash pilot said: 'We've been shot' WASHINGTON, Thurs. —The Civil Aeronautics Board yesterday pinned a definite label of mid-air murder on the May 7 crash of a Pacific Airlines plane by releasing an electronic translation of a dying pilot's last words. The words were spoken by co-pilot
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      Lock icon Ringo of the Beatles collapses, misses tour
      105 3 LONDON, Thurs. Ringo Starr (above), the Beatles drummer, bent double and collapsed to his knees yesterday during a photographing session with the rest of his group. A doctor said his first diagnosis was laryngitis and acute tonsillitis. A spokesman for the Beatles said
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      Lock icon ANTI-CASTRO RAID PARTY FOILED
      143 3 NASSAU (Bahamas) Thursday. A BRITISH destroyer captured eight Cubans off Anguilla Key while they were preparing a raid on Cuba, it was announced yesterday. One member of the group was reported to be the exile leader. Manuel Ray. The group Included a woman. Authorities refused to
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      Lock icon Campbell cancels record lid
      90 3 LAKE EYRE, Thurs.— Donald Oampbell has cancelled the two high speed runs he was to hare made In Bluebird here today in a bid for the wond land speed record. It was announced here Instead, Campbell would make one high speed acceleration test, the announcement said.
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      Lock icon Big missile arsenal plan
      53 3 NEW YORK. Thurs. America alms to build up an arsenal of more than 1.2 M missiles by 1970, General Curtis Lemay. Chief of Staff of the U.S. Air Force, said here today. The present power balance favours the U.S. "by a clear ma rein," he told
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      Lock icon EBB AND FLOW OF C'WEALTH CITIZENS IN BRITAIN
      172 3 T ONDON, Thurs. Government statistics published here gave details of the flow of Commonwealth citizens to and from Britain since the passing of the Commonwealth Immigrants Act nearly two years ago. They showed that In the first six months under the act
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    Cholera: One death in two new cases
    183 4 Cholera: One death in two new cases SINGAPORE, Thursday. Health Ministry today announced the occurrence of another two fresh cases of confirmed cholera, bringing the total number of cases in the current outbreak to 18. The first case is that of a 45-year-old vagrant, who was found in a state
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    New rape charge withdrawn
    142 4 New rape charge withdrawn SINGAPORE, Thurs. A second charge of rape pending against two bro-thers-in-law, A1 w i bin Masod, 30. and Jumaat bin Mansor, 17. was withdrawn by the Crown in the Assize Court today. Acquitting and discharging them on this charge, Mr. Justice Kulasekaram told them that the
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    Appeal by the First Lady
    49 4 SINGAPORE, Thurs.— Toh Puan Noor Alshah, patron of the Singapore Association for the Deaf has appealed for public support in the association's annual Flag Day on Saturday. Donations may be sent to the Treasurer, Singapore Association for the Deaf, 145 Orchard Road. Singapore 9.
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    Pasir Panjang exhibition
    49 4 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The Minister for Social Affairs, Inche Othman bin Wok, will declare open a handicraft exhibition at the Pasir Panjang Community Centre on June 7 at 3 p.m. Mrs. Wok will give away the prizes at a variety concert to be staged at 7.30 p.m.
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    Water shut-off
    25 4 SINGAPORE. Thurs.— Water will be cut off in Howard Road between Mactaggart Road and MacPherson Road tomorrow from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.
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    4 Naval Base men freed
    60 4 SINGAPORE. Thurs Pour Naval Base strikers were today discharged and acquitted In a district court of having caused hurt to a labourer. They were N. Rallymuthu. A. AnnasaJarn. S. Kuppusamy and A. Mutrtusamy. A warrant was Issued by the judge. Mr. Bu Cheow Chye. for
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    SHIFT TO NTUC IS CONTINUING
    176 4 SINGAPORE, Thurs. —A big exodus of workers, which began a year ago from the former Singapore Association of Trade Unions to the National Trades Union Congress, was still continuing, the NTUC chairman, Mr. Ho See Beng, said today. He told the Straits Times that recent
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    SPECIALIST URGES AWARDS FOR DOCTORS
    201 4 SPECIALIST URGES AWARDS FOR DOCTORS SINGAPORE. Thurs. —An Australian medical specialist. Dr. K. B. Noad (above), today expressed the hope that the Singapore Government would award scholarships to doctors In the medical services to complete a course In advanced medicine "when they are successful In their written examination in August."
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    New car park opening to change flow of traffic
    265 4 SINGAPORE. Thor«. WITH the opening of the Market Street multi-storey car park on Saturday, there will be changes in the flow of traffic in its vicinity, as follows: That part of Cecil Street between Market Street Aid Cross Street will be
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      407 4 THE following la today aeoedule 731) MJS p.m. 1 of civil aircraft movement! at DEPARTURES I'aya Lebar olrport of Slncaporv: Malaysian Airways: To Kuala ARRIVALS Lumpur (ML 023) 7.31 a.m. to Japan Air Lines: From Tokyo. Kuala Lumpur (ML 028) 6.30 pm Hong Kong. Bangkok (JL, 716) 6.10 to Kuala
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    UNION GIVES 40 STUDY AWARDS TO ESTATE CHILDREN
    145 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. The National Union of Plantation Workers has offered 40 scholarships worth $8,825 to its members children this year on the recommendation of its education committee. The highest awards of 875 MM went to three Upper Six students two from
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    S'pore police hold two Indonesians
    70 5 SINGAPORE. Thura. Two Indonesian illegal immigrants have been arrested by police here. They are Hamll bin Samlet and Sarban bin Thoma. Hamil, from central Java, was arrested when police raided a house In Seng Foo Walk yesterday. Sarban was arrested on Tuesday at a house
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    Council Negri
    22 5 i KUCHING. Thurs. The next meeting of the Council Negri of Sarawak will be held in Kuchinu on June 30.
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    Bid to bar lawyer from practice in Kota Bharu
    393 5 Bid to bar lawyer from practice in Kota Bharu COURT TOLD OF CONTRACT LEGAL ASSISTANT SIGNED WITH FIRM KOTA BHARU, Thursday. Kelantan High Court today reserved judgment to next Monday in a suit in which a lawyer sought an injunction to restrain another lawyer from practising within a radius of
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    $11,000 loot found in pigsty
    92 5 $11,000 loot found in pigsty PENANG, Thurs— Police yesterday raided a squatter area off Jrlutone Road and recovered nearly all the $11,000 worth of dental appliances reported stolen from a van parked in Tek Soon Street the previous night. The goods were found hidden in a pigsty. A suspect was
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    Expert treatment at Ipoh hospital plan
    240 5 IPOH, Thurs A LONG term plan to develop the Ipoh General Hospital irto an inst i t v tion for specialist treatment is now being prepared by the Perak Chief Medical and Health Officer. Dv. 3. Appudurai. The main drawback of the hospital at
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    The day Capt Lee faced Katangese guns and saved 12 from death
    198 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday. THE valour of an officer serving with the Malayan Special Force in the Congo in 1982 has been recognised by the Yang di-Pertuan Agong in his birthday Honours List announced yesterday. The officer, Capt. Lee
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    Japanese girls visit film studios
    90 5 SINGAPORE, Thure. Two Japanese girls today visited the Cathay Kris &ludiOb fir a quick look around and lo meet local film stars. Tre girls arc Mitzuko Kusabue and Seusuko Sakurai. who arc now In Singapore making personal appearances in coniunrio:-. with the screening oX the
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    Boat burnt and sunk
    46 5 JESSELTON Thurs A Filipino vessel carrying iar«o of cigarettes and cloth worth S6«.CO« was burnt tnd sunk last Saturday off Rudat it was reported todaj All the 11 people on board jumped into the sea and j swam away to safety. j
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    Theft from co-op
    33 5 SINGAPORE. Tliurs.— Thieves broke into thr Singapore Public Services Co-operative Store at Rochdale Road yesterday and stole goods worth about $8,000 including eight television sets. three radio* and a typewriter.
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    Letter leads to arrests in phone booth
    185 5 Letter leads to arrests in phone booth ]if ALACCA, Thurs. iTJ The police here arrested two men in a telephone booth In Tranquerah Road last night following a report by a rubber estate manager that he had received an extortion letter. Mr. Teo Soon Yen, manager of an Alor Gajah
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    8 held in big round-up
    51 5 8 held in big round-up SINGAPORE. Thur.s. Police detained eighi men. and screened 4.294 people in anti-secret society ra.ds in the past 24 hours. Two men. detained under the Criminal Law i Temporary Provisions) Ordinance, wore arrested at Se'iegie House. Thf other .-.x mi*ii arc boing d(\ar.rd under the Societies
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    Cyclist robbed
    26 5 IPOH. Thurs. A lorry attendant. Chong Van Kong. 30. was robbed of $90 by two youths while cycling in Jalan Bendahara here yesterday evening.
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    Singapore to Paris direct air link from Monday
    262 5 OINGAPORE, Thurs. —I A new direct air link between Singapore and Paris will be forged when the French interrational airline U.T.A. (Union de Transport Aeriens) starts operat- ing here from Monday. A DCB jet of UT.A. will touch down at Paya Lebar
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    AN XMAS PARTY LED TO ROMANCE
    315 6 AN XMAS PARTY LED TO ROMANCE Singapore student returns with degree and a Japanese wife OINOAPORE, Thurs. A hristmas party in Japan held to promote inter national iriendship among students at Tokyo University did much morp than promote friendship between a Singapore student Mr. Ho Sur Cheong, and Miss Yamada
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    VIGILANTE CORPS FOR PENANG PLANNED
    96 6 PENANG. Thurs. The Chief Minister, Dato Wong Pow Nee. is to discuss with the Minister of Defence. Tun Abdul Razak. the question of forming a vigilante corps In Penang This was stated today bj Inche Ismail bin Idrls. secretary of the Penang People's Solidarity Action
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    50 MPH STORM AND HAIL HIT TELUK ANSON
    111 6 50 MPH STORM AND HAIL HIT TELUK ANSON rptLLK ANSON, Thurs. X A gale with winds of 30 m.p.h. swept over Teluk Anson yesterday evening bringing down scores of trees, power lines, telephone lines and electric poles. The outlying sections of the town were blacked out Zinc roofs from cycle
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    Haji Omar found guilty of murder, but insane
    385 6 Haji Omar found guilty of murder, but insane KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. I J-JA.II Omar bin Daud, the Pan-Malayan Islamic Party religious leader from Kelantan, was today found guilty of the murder of a constable in a lock-up here. The seven-man jury, which took three hours to arrive at this decision,
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    Malaysian Pavilion in Aussie Fair urged to push tourism
    216 6 Malaysian Pavilion in Aussie Fair urged to push tourism KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Australia is keen to have a Malaysian pavilion at her Western Australian Trade Fair to be held in Perth in March next year. This was stated today by Mr. J. C. Waterman, leader of the five-man Australian Far
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    Brigade Week
    19 6 SUNGEI PATANI. Thurs. The "E -> Depot, of Gurkhas here will hold a Brigade Week from June 17.
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    Police recover body of pupil from the sea
    127 6 PENANG. Thurs.— After about 12 hours' search police today recovered the body of a schoolboy, Khoo 800 Gim, who was reported missing while swimming in the sea off the Paramount Hotel, Northam Road, yesterday. A marine police launch searched the area yesterday
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    3-decker herbarium for Botanic Gardens
    110 6 3-decker herbarium for Botanic Gardens SINGAPORE, Thurs. The Botanic Garden* here will soon have a new three-storey herbarium to preserve it« valuable collection of botanical specimens. The $83,000 herbarium will be ready for occupation by the end oi this month. Main feature Designed and constructed by the Public Works Department,
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    Priest (best known for novena work) dies
    119 6 Priest (best known for novena work) dies QINGAPORE, Thurs. A Redemptorist priest. Father Gregory J. Dobson, who came to Singapore 14 years ago. died at Mount Alvernia Hospital this morning of a heart attack. He was 53 Father Dobson had held th* office of a Redemptorist superior both in Singapore
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    Funds campaign for SATA
    51 6 SINGAPORE. Thurs. To* Puan Noor Aishah will be patron for this year's Singapore Anti-Tu-berculosis Association's fund-rais-ing campaign to meet its increased operating costs. The projects being organised art a Flag Day, the sale of orchids on June 27, and the sale of cai stickers at $1
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      223 6 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS 8. Judge addressing Jury on the 1. Use anuseptlc like Polly? prove i ffi^a. 5^ mixed *.d. oi 11. Wh^ thTJSinf. on the 18 <&£ n? I™"*** tnnt v whotot (fit action? (6). 12. TaUa^lndiSS TmakU new. ™ne drink produce, tranc (81 <OJ. 14. Discuss at
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    SALOMA MEETS THE KING
    79 7 s^ALOMA Malaysian film star and singer, being presented to the Yang di-Pertuan AgM£ at the Royal birthday buffet on Wednesday night at the Istana Negara. Kuala Lumpur. Beside her (partly hidden), is her husband, film actor, P. Ramlee. In the centre is the Thai Ambassador, to
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    Grill room at RAF Changi is Far East 'first'
    163 7 Grill room at RAF Changi is Far East 'first' SINGAPORE, Thurs. A "first" for RAF Changi and for the Far East Air Force, too is the new grill room at the airmen's dining hall which has been opened by Mrs. Bennett, wife of Group Captain B. C. Bennett, the station
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    19 MUAR TEACHERS DEFY EVICTION ORDER BY D.O.
    184 7 MUAR. Thursday. 'FHE Muar District Officer and chairman of the Housing Committee here, Inche Mohamed Said bin Mohamed Tahir. has issued a fourth warning to 19 teachers, ordering them to vacate the Government quarters they are staying in. by the end of
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    Doctor for medical conference in London
    94 7 IPOH. Thurs. Dr. S. Appudurai. the Chief Medical and Health Officer. Perak, will represent the Malayan and Singapore Medical Associations at the Commonwealth Medical Conference in London on June 8. He will later attend the World Medical Association meeting In Helsinki. Finland, and make
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    Alliance man wins seat
    47 7 IPOH. Thurs. Mr. Chan Ah Kow. an Alliance candidate, was returned unopposed to the vacant Mat in the Kota Tampan local council near Lenggong in Upper Perak. The vacancy was caused by the resignation of a former Allianc* Councillor. Mr. Sham Ah Poll
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    12th day rites for Nehru
    49 7 SINGAPORE. nan The North Indian Hindu Association will hold a religious feast on Sunday from 12 noon to 8 p.m. to observe the 12th day rites for Mr Nehru. The association will also give treat to children of Ratnakrishna Bays' Home and Blind School
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    Jungle hunt for escaped murder suspect—
    161 7 Jungle hunt for escaped murder suspect— A LOR STAR, Thurs.— Police today searched the thick jungle near Baling Dalam, about 70 miles from here, for a murder suspect who escaped while being escorted to Baling police station last night. The man broke away from a detective while crossing a bamboo
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    Singapore seamen: Call for closer link with KL
    155 7 Singapore seamen: Call for closer link with KL CINGAPORE. Thurs. 1 Senator Ahmad Haji TafT, deputy cnairman i of the Singapore Umno liaison committee, has advocated a closer link between Singapore seamen and the Central Government. Speaking at the r-vearing-in ceremony of new officials of the Malay Seamen's Union in
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    Union's student hostel ready by August
    102 7 KUALA LUMPUR. ThUIS, The National Union of Plantation Workers' student hostel near the Federal Highway in Petaling Jaya is nearing completion. A spokesman of the union said today that the $250.--000 hostel, which will have accommodation for 250 students, would be ready in late
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    Jailed for raping job-hunting widow, 59
    293 8 Jailed for raping job-hunting widow, 59 Offence committed in an empty hut KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. A 31--year-old unemployed man who admitted raping a 59-year-old widow was sentenced in the High Court today to two years' jail. Mr. Justice Gill ordered that Chin Tian Fook's sentence should begin from Jan. 15—
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    Minister's talk
    30 8 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs.— The Minister of Information ano Broadcasting. Inche Senu bin Abdul Rahman, will address the American Association of Malaya at the Lake Club here on Monday.
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    UNIVERSITY MAN EXPLAINS MYSTERY OF BIRD SHOT BY KUALA LUMPUR BOY
    328 8 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. I I lIOW did a bird with 11 a tab round its leg bearing the words "British Museum" come to be shot in Lower Ampang Road here yesterday? The answer was quite easily given today by
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    Convent sports day
    39 8 PENANG. Thurs The Pulau Tlkus Convent will hold Its annual sports at 4 30 pjn. on June 17. The Chief Minister, Dato Woiir Pow Nee. will be present and Datin Wong will give away the prizes
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    Journalist and diplomat are named political secretaries to the Tengku
    164 8 KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday.. •pENGKU Abdul Rahman announced today the appointment of two political secretaries for himself. They are Syed Ahmad Jamalulil, 46, former first secretary to the Malaysian High Commission in Karachi, and Mr. Yap Chin Kwee, 29, a former
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    PHONE CALL BUT BOY IN JALAN BESAR WAS NOT HIS MISSING SON
    198 8 SINGAPORE, Thurs. A telephone call this morning sent a dispensary clerk, Mr. Tan Suan Seng rushing to Jalan. Besar to look for his son. 12--year old schoolboy. Tan Juan Hee. who has been missing since May 16. Ir.
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    Motor firm hands over building to Apex Club
    128 8 MALACCA, Thurs. The temporary office and the showroom here of the Champion Motors (Malaya) Limited, costing $5,000, has been handed over to the Apex Club of Malacca. The Apex Club has dismantled the building which will most probably be re-erected as a
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    2081 9  - A war 'ready' everyday THE STORY OF THE CREWS WHO MAN THE WEST'S NUCLEAR DETERRENT OBEDIENCE is the quality most observable in the Air Force; and it can hardly be otherwise when the whole effectiveness of the "deterrent" depends on the certainty that an officer will throw the firing switch
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    DEATHS
    110 10 it Ward* Sl* (Minimum) t*" w.C M. KNIGHT peiiMd away paaosfully after a lons Illness at bif atngapore Re.ideme on 2-6-M. IVrply regretted OOBSON. Very Reverend Father Ore■ery Joseph. CSiR., on Thursday *-S-S4 at 7 a m. or heart attack at Mouat Alvernia Hospital, Singapore. May He Rest In
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
    111 10 Word* SIC (Minimum i UIISRS TAN TOCK LEONC, Tork Iwm. Ttx-k Boon. Tock Slaa wish to Osank all mends and relatives for rawlr kind attendance, wreatha. donatasxw, and condolences on the death of tba4r father. Tan Tan Lai who passed away on 29-B-4M. MADAM 0001 SlfW NIAMQ and ■nmily
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    73 10 M Worsts ll* (Mlnimmm) TNI BLIND need your help. By supporting tbe International Bazaar •a Mtii. June. Victoria Memorial Hall. fwa will give It. OAROIN FITs! Orchard Road Preaaytarlan Cnurch Pun for everyone 1 30 ».m to pm Saturday 6-6-64. Atreaettve stall* and amusements Come ■taf. LUIWITI Tour hair
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      The New Plan
      715 10 The Reuff Report on the Economic Aspects ot Malay- sia laid great stress on the need to re-organise development planning agencies. It pointed out that such bodies as the National Development Planning Committee and the Economic Planning Unit of the Prime Minister's Office would have to be
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      318 10 The asperity of the Kelan- tan Chief Medical and Health Officer. Dr. Wahab bin Ariff, i with the unco-operative people of his State is understandable and his threat to impose a quarantine law reasonable. Certainly it is a time for strong measures. The cholera epidemic which began so
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      Candidate?
      183 10 The one million Californian Republicans who voted for Senator Goldwater in this week's primary could well have put him in a position to challenge President Johnson in November. The final decision on the party's presidential nomination depends upon next month's convention but the Senator will go there with a
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    GRAVEST TEST AWAITS GRIMOND'S LIBERALS
    636 10  -  ROBERT ESTARBROOK by A SOMEWHAT pathetic byproduct of the intense competition between the Labour and Conservative parties for political leadership in Britain is the predicted virtual extinction of the Liberal Party as a national force. Eighteen months ago there was much talk of a "Liberal
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    Critical weeks for the Negro
    1431 10 WHILE SENATORS DOZE OVER FILIBUSTER AND THE CIVIL RIGHTS BILL FOR anyone who has t r a v e» I led through the Deep South in recent weeks nothing is more bewildering than to come to the Senate chamber in Washington and see the listless
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    500 airmen ('roaches in soup') trek to town for chow
    308 11 500 airmen ('roaches in soup') trek to town for chow COOK HOUSE BOYCOTT? CO. SAYS NO. BUT By PADMAN GOPAL KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. Airmen und non-commissioned officers of the Royal Malaysian Air Force today boycotted their mess "Cook House" oecause of alleged "very bad food" served to them. The men.
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    Assembly meeting
    15 11 SINOAPORE. Thurs. —The Singapore Legislative Assembly will meet on Wednesday at 2.30 p.m.
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    30 11 JESSELTON. Thurs.— The third recruiting drive In Sabah for the 2nd Bn. Malaysia Rangers, has started and will continue throughout the month at various centres In the State
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    Drive to boost prosperity
    617 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs Giant programme to raise living standards in Malaysia to be launched in 1966, says Razak r p Abdul Razak today spoke of a "realistic and dynamic" First Malaysia Five- Year Plan to improve the standard of living; of the 16 million people. The
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    Miss Tasmania helps cheer up children
    181 11 SINGAPORE. Thurs "Miss Tasmania" Caroline Schmit spent her first day in Singapore today visiting the Singapore Spastic Children's Association Centre and in sightseeing. Miss Schmit, 18, arrived here last night to begin hex three-month world tour, which she won in the "Miss Tasmania Quest"
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    ALITALIA'S NEW MAN DUE ON SUNDAY
    88 11 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The new Alitalia Airlines manager for Malaysia. Mr. Francesco Vinci, will arrive In Singapore on Sunday to take up his appointment. Mr. Vinci, who was the Alitalia representative In Hong Kong, will replace Mr. Marco Zlchella. The Italian Airline will hold a
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    AMBITIOUS RURAL DEVELOPMENT IN SABAH PLANNED
    483 11 Six-year plan will be based on Malaya's experience: Dato Stephens JESSELTON, Thurs.— Dato Donald Stephens, Sabah's Chief Minister, yesterday announced the first and the most ambitious rural development scheme covering a six-year period which will give a fuller and more prosperous life than ir
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    Ismail in Kuching for security briefing
    123 11 KUCHING, Thnrs. Military and police chiefs here this afternoon briefed the Minister for Home Affairs, Dato (Dr.) Ismail bin Dato Haji Abdul Rahman, on the security situation in Sarawak. Dato Ismail arrived here in a plane for a four-day tour. He is to visit
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    MALAYSIA IMPRESSES FINANCIAL CHIEF
    123 12 - rh head of one of Australia's oldest and largest financial houses has left Singapore "greatly impressed' with the general development and improvement in standards of living in Malaysia. He was Mr. G.L. Carter, general manager of Australian Guarantee Corporation Ltd. Last May A.G.C. and the Chartered
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    ENGINEERING FIRM GETS DREDGING CONTRACT
    95 12 STRAITS Engineers Ltd., a firm specialising in waterfront, marine :ivil engineering and salvaging, have been awarded another Economic Development Board contract for dredging work off Pulau Samulun, which is the site for the Jurong shipyards' floating dry dock. The contract, worth over $100,000, involves the
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    60 12 TOKYO: The Showa Neoprene Co.. a Japanese synthetic rubber maker, has concluded a deal to .'hip 1.400 tons of polychloi oprene ■vnthetic rubber to Russia. The Japanese firm is a Joint trnture of Showa Denko a leading Japanese chemicals maker, and Dv Pont of the U.S..
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    12 12 A view of operations at Hume's new Ipoh plant-
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    Nylon socks factory to open about September
    355 12 \s\JjXlJjirjMM\jLAXj AxSU IiNLUJOJL JIvaAJu XMJu tVD»» J3y vlUlv JWtiVlvnJuX OxiVJr JP SINGAPORE'S first nylon socks factory. Swan Socks Manufacturing Co. (Malaysia) Ltd., is expected to begin production in late August or early September. The $850,000 factory (buildling and machinery) will have its foundation
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    Siak Kew's 12th. year in office
    109 12 Siak Kew's 12th. year in office ONE of Singapore's business leaders. Mr. Tan Siak Kew. has been elected president of the State's Chinese Produce Exchange for the 12th successive year. At the exchanges annual general meeting, these other officers were elected: Mr. Tan Tiow Phuang of Chiang Hong Ltd. (vice-chairman):
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    Colour photos in Sandakan
    83 12 Mr Knan Yee Lim. o. Flower biudio and Sunshine Wood Stucio. recently returned to SandaKan, Sabah. after spending four months with Kodak (Malaya) Lw in Singapore to train in colour processing, printing and enlarging at the Kodak laborat( ry According to Mr. Jan Kroef n.Hnaging director
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    Jet service to Osaka
    73 12 Japan Air Lines, beginning on July 1, will inaugurate a twiceweekly Jet service to Osaka from Hong Kong, using Convalr 880 M equipment. The flights will leave Hong Kong via Talpeh Osaka to Tokyo. Return flights will leave Tokyo and Osaka via Talpeh to Hong Kon*
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    New Caltex manager named
    109 12 New Caltex manager named CALTKX OIL (Malaya) Ltd. has announcer! the appointment of Mr. LC. Nordecn (above) as their Kuala Lumpur section manager. Mr. Nordeen. recently with Caltex Thailand in Bangkok, brings with him more than 10 years' experience in China. Okinawa. Egypt and Thailand. He said that with step-ped-up
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    165 12 HUME OPEN PIPE PLANT AT TASEK HUME Industries (F.E.) Ltd. have commissioned a new factory at Tasek Ipoh. It la capable of producing a wide range of rein- forced concrete pipes and septic tanks. Announcing this today, the firm's general manager. 1 Mr. R. J- Gray, said that another factory
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    Contracts for ICI plant
    54 12 Contracts for the proposed Chemical Company of Maiaysla 'C.C.M.j, an associated company of 1.C.1. (Malayai Ltd.. have been awarded to Chong Soon Lee Construction Co. for site preparation and National Construction Co. Ltd. for the design of the civil engineering works. The civil engineering consultants are
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    Thornycroft's sales chief
    49 12 Mr. D. S. Allpress has been appointed Thornycroft (Malaysia) Ltd. -ales manager, having been transferred from their Tanjong Rhu shipyard to the Singapore head office in Clemenceau Avenue. He Is a graduate member of both the Institution of Mechanical Engineers and the Institute of Marine Engineers.
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    62 12 The Singapore Ministry of Health is demonstrating at the Pharmacy Week exhibition the way In which the Government Is quietly and efficiently tackling the enormous problem of keeping the people of Singapore healthy. The exhibition, which begins tomorrow, is organised by the Malayan Pharmaceutical Association, and not by
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    HILTON OPENS SINGAPORE SERVICE TO TRAVEL
    114 12 HILTON Hotels Corporation and Hilton Hotels International Incorporation are providing an all-round service to supplement the tr&vel Industry of Malaysia. They have opened an office in Singapore. Hilton Reservation Service, to provide travellers with Instant reservations in any of Hilton's 61 hotels and inns
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    AUSTRALIANS FIND TRADE CHANCES
    231 12 AUSTRALIA S efforts at promoting trade with Malaysia are being well kept up to by her businessmen who call here from time to time to seek trade opportunities. i From Perth last week came a business survey mission under the leadership of Mr. J. C. Waterman,
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    Lock icon Surprise victory for Goldwater in California poll
    640 13 PARTY MODERA TES MA V NOW MAKE A BID TO 'DRAFT' SCRANTON §AN FRANCISCO, Thurs. Senator Barry Goldwater, "the golden boy from Arizona", moved within sight of the Republican presidential nomination today as Governor Nel- I son Rockefeller of New York conceded defeat
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    141 13 ABERDEEN, Thurs.—Typh- oid victims in this stricken seaport last night shot up to 301, and in other parts of Britain 13 more cases were reported. The new cases since Tuesday n£ht totalled 30. There are now 362 confirmed typhoid cases and 39 suspects, but
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    64 13 Newsman from Australia dies in London LONDON. Thurs.— An Australian newspaperman. Mr. C.B. McNulty. died In London yesterday. He was 60. Bom and educated In Western Australia, he spent the early part' of his newspaper career In Sydney, ultimately becoming editor-in-chief of Australian Consolidated Press. He came to London In
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    96 13 Waitress is raped and robbed NEW YORK, Thurs.— A waltreH on her way home from work at a Chinese restaurant at the World.* Fair early yesterday was forced into a car at knifepoint, raped and robbed. Police said the victim was ol Chinese extraction, but did not further identify her.
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    Granger to wed beauty queen
    45 13 GENEVA, Thurs. British actor Stewart Granger said yesterday he will marry former Belgian beauty queen Carolyne Lecerf tn Geneva next Monday. Granger and Miss Lecerf tried to marry here in April, but their wedding plans were out of date.— UPL
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    US $18 m loan pact
    25 13 TAIPEH. Tt-.ura. Nationalist China signed a loan agreement yesterday to buy US$lB million worth of American surplus agricultural products.— UPl.
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    254 13 ISOLATIONISM IS GAINING GROUND IN U.S.' FEAR LONDON. Thursday. BRITISH newspapers expressed editorial concern today that the Goldwater victory in the California primary election reflected a growing tendency towards isolationism in the American electorate. The Times said the Goldw,\ter victory was a shock aad foreign observers ,ou Id hardly remain
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    274 13 WASHINGTON, Thur«. I~ I O«E G.S.A. may x boost its qv -terly tin sales (o iuch as 6.000 tons, uthoritative sources said here today. They were commenting on a report that the G.S.A. planned to dispose of approximately 5.000 long
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    79 13 JAKARTA. Thurs.— The book I 1 -The Story of Indonesia" b> j American author Louis Fischer has been banned from this country, the Antara new agency re- ported yestercay. Antara said the book undermines the Indonesian "revolui.oii and struggle." This was the most recent ban
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    209 13 Johnson: We are ready for Reds in any type of war YEW LONDON (Con nectieut), Thurs. President Johnson has warned the Communist camp that the United States is prepared to fight against its attacks with localised subversive and guerilla warfare, as well as conventional and nuclear wars. In a speech
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    73 13 OSLO. Thurs. A 2.000 lb. whale which had been .swimming up and down the Drammen River west of here for the last few days, was killed early this morning by the shock from two pounds of explo- sives which was detonated close to Its belly. The whale
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    90 13 Rains threaten sugar harvest in Cuba OAVANA, Thurs. Heavy rains that have fallen* throughout Cuba for the past three days are threatening The last stage of the sugar harvest and may result in hundreds of thousands of tons of car*? being left in the fields uncut, informed sources said today.
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    117 13 SANTA MONICA Calif ocnia). Thurs. Tennta professional Pancho Oonzales (above) yesterday scuffled with two newspapermen attempting to take his picture outside the High Court here and had to be restrained by policemen. Gonzulrs appeared in court Jn a divorcp action filed by his wife. Madelyn.
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    391 14 WITH the ever increasing number of ears on the roads in Singapore (the rate of new cars being about 700 each month at present) the parking problem is becoming more acute. With limited parking space, particularly in the City and commercial centres, the flow of
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    415 14 Minister to open 2.5 mil. car park SINGAPORE'S Minis- ter for National Development, Bato Lim Kirn San, will officially open the State's $2.5 million multi-storey car park at 10.30 a.m. tomorrow. However, the car park will be open for the use of the public as from Monday, June 8. This
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    Internal phone for each floor level
    183 14 THE entire car park is lit by fluorescent lighting comprising ceiling mounted, 80 watts channels along the drive ramps. Lighting In the main entrance Is provided by ceiling mounted square fluorescent fittings. Each parking deck is provided with a sign which lights up the
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      120 14 LIM KAH NGAM EXTEND THEIR HEARTY CONGRATULATIONS TO THE PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT, SINGAPORE ON THE OPENING OF THE MULTI STOREY CAR PARK By THE HON'BLE DATO LIM KIM SAN MINISTER FOR NATIONAL DEVELOPMENT ANOTHER MAJOR PROJECT COMPLETED BY LIM KAH NGAM BUILDING CIVIL ENGINEERING CONTRACTORS SINGAPORE KUALA LUMPUR. OAAII SINGAPORE
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      77 14 VAT LYE LTD. arc proud to have been the Contractors for the plumbing and sanitary installations of the NEW MULTI STOREY CAR PARK CONGRATULATIONS BEST WISHES TO THE PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT ON THE OPENING OF THEIR MULTI- STOREY CAR PARK BY THE HONOURABLE, THE MINISTER FOR NATIONAL DEVELOPMENT DATO LIM
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    760 15  - Car park designing as part of the highway system MILTON TAN BY Chairman, Automobile Association of Singapore. T<HE great increase in motor traffic in recent 1 years has focused attention on the problem of the moving vehicle and little has been given to the important question of where the motorist
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    198 15 PWD New sign simple but meaningful IN the past, the public was not made fully aware of the various activities of the Public Works Department. At times, construction work or projects undertaken by the P.W.D. were mistakenly attributed to other statutory bodies. To remedy this, it was decided that a
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    89 15 THERE are various rates for season parking tickets for the new car park —$30 a month for covered parking and $25 fop open air parking. Hourly parking is 50 cents i an hour or $5.50 a day. Day parking is from 7.30 a.m. to 6.30 p.m. Night parking
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      144 15 MEGA PILING We were privileged to have been given the opportunity to execute the piling contract tor the Multi-Storey Car Park with our system ot VIBRATIONLESS HYDRAULIC PRESSURE PILING, the only one ot its kind in Malaysia. ENQUIRIES WELCOMED FOR THE ABOVE TYPE OF WORK UNITED ENGINEERS LTD. SINGAPORE Congratulations
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      201 15 We Have Pleasure In Congratulating THE PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT on the Opening of "THE MULTI-STOREY CAR PARK BUILDING" AND WE TAKE PRIDE IN HAVING BEEN AWARDED THE CONTRACT FOR THE ELECTRICAL INSTALLATION ELECTRICAL FITTINGS OF THE BUILDING. CHOP NAM KOK 432, JOO CHIAT ROAD, SINGAPORE 15. TEL: ***** ***** AGENTS
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      864 16 BOOKS PUBLICATIONS HONG KONC A FAR BAST BUILDER Established 193* A 81-M*nthly •eriedlsai Building A Rosl Estste Activities in the Fsr East April Issue ol tbe Builder Is on Sale Now Contents include: i Ming Court, gingapere Singapore Building Seem I University Matqut. Kuala Lumpur Roto Gardens H.K. Lutheran Church
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      1008 16 MACHINERY PLANT fOR SALE Word* ti lMtm>—U»M et*. oxtr, GOODWIN STONECRUSHERS. Primary crushers and granulaiors oor- many avaiianir t* stock Kuaw Lumpon trom Malayan Development 1 capacities trom ;TPH to lolPfcl ipn--mkriesi and ail'U to aulHB tgra- nulators) Malayan Development Machinery Limited P.O. Box 103 a. Kuala Lumpur. Telephone *****.
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    130 18 MELBOURNE, Thurs— IndusaM trial fall* slightly outnumbered rises In today's steady market. Moves were mostly small. Key stock B.H.P. lost 3d. to 56/9. Ready Mixed Concrete continued to be actively sought and sold at steady levels. Base metals and oils fluctuated narrowly. Ampol Exploration, after a rmall oil
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    197 18 (OPPICIAI 'JUKI ATIONSI June 4. Three months. INOUSTHIAU Koiinran 13 ct» Ku»i. eta Dunlotn IR ctn M Containers IS cts City Dry. 7 rt.t .UAiiatci 14 eta E. Smelters 28 cts>* loveet. IS eta ->. .i. ■i. b.c a ut» •trrt. limp 14 cia. ""irnnun- Hot. t7rwmck» Ronblnsons
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    70 18 CHINESE Produce Exehango, Singapore neon prices per plcul yesterday: Coeenut ell: bulk 5471 sellers, drum $50J sellers. Copra: June/ July UK /Continent: Unquoted Pppsri Muntok white $135 sellers, Sarawak white Sl32t aellers. special Sarawak black $105 sellers, garbled Lampontj black $110 sellers. ASTA ***** sellers. Singapore Coconut Oil
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    37 18 ON' th. trse exenanm market in Hong Kouk yesterday the U.S. dollar was quoted at 5.73| for TT and 5 72» for ca»h. Sterling was quoted at 16 and one taal of (old at Mil
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    TINS RESPOND MODESTLY AS PRICE ROCKETS
    511 18 rpHE Sll-a-picul rise In I the noon tin price to 5554& the best since the end of February, when the price was tumbling from its shortage-induced high of 5614 revived interest in tin shares on the Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday. Turnover in tins improved
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    STOCK INDICES
    28 18 .■Malayan Stock Indirr* June 2. Jane 4. •Industrials: 105.06 104. 90 Tins: 129.69 129.89 S rubbers: 105.74 105.74 •Dec. 3«. 1963 100. Dec. 29, 1962 100.
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    850 18 COMBINED business In the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday with the number of shares traded In brackets: INDUSTRIALS: Boatload (1.000) SI. 78: C. S. HoMln* (4.000) 53.23; C.T.S. orda. (100) 495. 6d. Dunlops 52.30 BL. (3,000) 52.80, (1.000) 52.32; ■nno
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    CLOSING PRICES
    26 18 June 4. ■MALAYAN RUBBER PRICE: HSJ cents (up three-eighths of a cent TIN 5554.50 (ap tItSU). Estimated unofficial olTerinK 250 tons (up 10 tons).
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    SHIPS IN PORT
    189 18 CHIPS lying ilongnrt. the Slntapoi J Harbour wharvti or eipesta today are: CoromandPl 4/5. Peleus 6/7 Chanrl para 8/9. Centaur 10/11, Anria Baali 13/14, F>resldent CoolldKe 15/18. Eai trrn Rover 19, F*re<wick Clover 21/2: Vri-Ktnont 23/24, Bldor 27 Wnlrlm 29/30, Karachi ,1) 3334. Karacl 3.V38. NoMhern Venturr
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    30 18 IHS Malayan ■xeriang* B*«kf Anna •iatien madr ihryr changm la it rater to merrbauita yertrrday iaU rmtl to S1OU). t.llinic TT or OD rtady Onutnoh viiun Krontr MM
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    Pahang tin output
    28 18 PahajiK Coonolldated'a May tin oui put vu 200 ton* from the lode and .1 tonn from alluvial trlbuiors. T* mine crushed 17.500 ton« of ore.
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    740 19 *j TRAITS TIN spurted forO ward to 5554.50 a picul on the Penang market yesterday, a gain of $11,374. and the highest price since $575 on Feb. 28. The Influences were a Washington report thai the General Services Administration did not intend to
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      580 19 GOVERNMENT OF THE STATE OF SINGAPORE PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT THE LOCAL GOVERNMENT INTEGRATION ORDINANCE, 1963. (No. 18 of 1963). NOTICE VNDEB SECTION 19 (10) WHEREAS In exercise of the powers conferred by subsections U) and (.3) of section 19 of the Local Government Integration Ordinance, 1963 (hereinafter referred to as
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      482 19 SOCTEX COMPANY LIMITED NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Seventeenth Annual General Meeting of the Company will be held at the Registered Office of the Company, Bungsar Estate, Kuala Lumpur, at 10.30 a.m. In the forenoon on Tuesday the 16th June, 1964, for the following purposes: 1) To receive the
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      759 19 NOTICES THE MEDICAL REGISTRATION ORDINANCE, 1952 (No. 69 of 1952) MEDICAL COUNCIL. FEDERATION OF MALAYA. Under Section 4 (1) of the Medical Registration Ordinance. 1952 (No. 69 of 1952) the Medical Council of the Federation of Malaya consists of (a) the Director of Medical Services, Federation of Malaya; (b) the
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      814 19 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS UNIVERSITY OF MALAYA CANADIAN COLOMBO PLAN TRAINING SCHEME IN ACCOUNTING AND BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION. APPLut~Aii.Oi*o are Invited from Miuaysutu citlsens who nola good university aegiees preieraoiy Hi £conomit'2> or uuainess Administration, lor a cuurae oi study at a Canadian univernity leading to a Master's degree. Normally a Master's aegree
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      720 19 TENDERS GOVERNMENT OF SELANGOR TENDER NOTICE KUALA LUMPUR WATER SUPPLY KLANG GATES PHASE II CONTRACT NO. < CONSTRUCTION OF EXTENSIONS TO TREATMENT WORKS Tenders are invited from Class "BX" Contractors and above Registered with the P.W.D. under Head in sub-head 3 .or the above contract. The works will comprise the
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      593 19 TENDERS P.W.D. SINGAPORE Tenders are Invited from P.W.D. registered Contractors for the following works: a) Laying of 36" and 42" diameter main Sewer at MarPherson South "B". Singapore. Civil Engineering Contractors Above $100,000/-. CLOSING DATE:— 19th June, 1964 at 10.00 a-m. b) Laying of 9" and 12" diameter Sewer Mains
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      624 19 TENDERS MAJLIS PERBAND ARAN, IPOH TENDER NOTICE Class "E" and above Contractors Registered with the Municipality of Ipoh are Invited to tender for the supply and lay 10" Class B Asbestos Cement Pressure Pipeline 1350 Lin. Yards Approx. from the Tasek Steel Tank to M/s Tasek Cement Factory within Tasek
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      160 19 TENDERS J.K.R NEGRI SEMBILAN TENDER NOTICE Tenders will be received from Registered P.W.D., Contractors in Class "E" and above up to 12.00 Noon on 9th June, 1964 at the Office of the Jurutera Negeri, Jabatan Kerja Raya, Negri Sembilan, Seremban for the ERECTION AND COMPLETION OF THREE (3) UNITS TEACHERS'
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      Lock icon Israel beat S. Korea to win Asian Cup
      492 20 SOCCER ROUNDUP TEL AVIV. Thurs. Israel won the Asian soccer cup when they defeated titleholders South Korea 2-1 in a dramatic match today watched by a crowd of 35.000. At half time Israel led 2-0. The lone Korean joal was scored less
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      101 20 Honda car too late for Belgian race BRUSSELS. Thurs. A spokesman for the Japanese Honda Motor Company said today that Company said today that contrary to plans. Honda would not take, part in the Belgian Grand Prix world championship race at Francorchamps, near SPA. on June 14. The spokesman said
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      Easy hurdle for SRC
      91 20 CINGAPORE. Thurs. Ceylon Sports Club will meet Singapore Recreation Club in the semi-final of the SHA senior knockout competition at Farrer Park tomorrow. The winners will meet 19 Signal Regiment in the final. SRC. the league champions, are favourites to win tomorrow's game as Cpylone.se will
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      HOFF FOR JAPAN
      49 20 SINGAPORE. Thun. Golden Hoff, the Indonesian boxer who has asked the Malaysian Government to allow him to stay in this country, has signed contracts to fight In Japan. Singapore promoter Little Nene said that he will accompany Hoff and another Singapore boxer. "Sugar" Yusoff. to Japan.
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      PASIR PUTEH SHOWS GOOD FORM IN TRIAL
      251 20  - PASIR PUTEH SHOWS GOOD FORM IN TRIAL Epsom Jeep RACING by IPOH, Thursday. pASIRPUTEH, who has changed ownership for an undisclosed figure, did a brilliant gallop here this morning. With Mickey Donnelly astride, the six-year-old finished a two-round workout with a 4f sprint in 51 (3f in 37 4/5) on
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      STIPE'S REPORT Space Hero barred 3 months
      171 20 STIPE'S REPORT Space Hero barred 3 months IPOH, Thurs. The MRA Stipendiary Steward's re- port on yesterday's Ipoh races. RACE 1 Bine Misa (King) moved back as the gates opened i and lost a little ground. During the race Space Hero (Posner) suffered a bleeding attack. He will be barred
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      46 20 MADRID. Thurs.— Spanish football star Francisco Gento of Real Madrid told a newspaper here that he was taking bulliichring as a hobby. A picture of Gento dressed in a shiny, tight-tilting bullfighter's costume covered the front page of the Madrid Daily. El Alcazar. Reuter.
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      255 20 SEPAK RAGA KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday. HTHE Malaysian Government hopes to make sepik A raga an ASA (Association of South-east Asia) game after the restoration of full diplomatic relations between Malaysia and the Philippines. This was disclosed today by Inche Mohamed Khir Johari. the Minister of
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      126 20 BASKETBALL Pre-Games tourney GENEVA. Thurs— A mre-day pre-Olynipic qualifying tournament involving 14 European basketball teams, to decide which two countries go to Tokyo in October, began here today. The teams are divided into two groups. In each group the top two teams meet for the semi-finals, with the winners automatically
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      TIME TRIALS
      35 20 KL'ALA LUMPUR. Thui I Mul.iVMi.n CycUsU' Federation's 1000 metres individual time trial and the 100 kilometres tram time trii.l championship events will be held here on June 13-14. Entries close on June 8.
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      413 20 IPOH. Thurs. Weights for all eight races at Ipoh on Sunday: t I \>S 1, DIV. 1 9F. Parakee 9. 01 Kesquilleur 9.0t .MuvieKoer 8.12 I'.isir Puteh 8.11 Sungei Wang 8.09 Pinkson 8.04 Dark Romance II 8.03 Pulau Pangkor 8.01 Water Scout 7.13 Treasure Ship II 7.13 Yes Dear
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      SWIMMING Pong Pin on the Olympic trail
      240 21 SWIMMING Pong Pin on the Olympic trail SINGAPORE, Thurs. Seah Pong Pint a Malaysian medical student at London University, was one of the first winners at the newly-built Crystal pool in London recently. I-on£ Pin. who hopes to be able to get the chance to represent Malaysia at the Olympic
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      40 21 SINGAPORE. Thurs.— All the 30 athletes shortlisted by PMAAU lor training we expected to take part in the Singapore AAA allcomers meet at Parrer Park on June 13 Athletes from Police Achilles and Swifts will also take part.
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      667 21  -  NORMAN SIEBEL Cricket's Big Two take on easy opponents this weekend By SELANGOR MISS THE CHANCE TO TEST THEIR COLTS Kuala Lumpur, Thursday gINGAPORE, the Malayan Cricket Association tournament champions, and Selangor, the runners-up both play their second matches this weekend against weak opponents, Singapore meeting
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      478 21 COUNTY CRICKET IyiCKETS crashed in fast succession yesterday as bowlers in English county cricket made full use of rain-affected pitches. Warwlskshire shot Nottinghamshire out for 34 the lowest county score for four years at Nuneaton. The Nottinghamshire innings lasted just 72 minutes as seam
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      178 21 WRESTLERS GRAPPLE FOR TITLE NEXT MONTH SINGAPORE. Thurs.— The first Malaysian amateur wrestling championships, organised by the Malaysian Amateur Wrestling Federation, will be held at the Gay World here on July 18 and 19. The closing date for entries is June 27 and entry forms can be obtained on application
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      96 21 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Singapore Airport staked strong ..ims for the SAFA Div. 3A title when they chalked up their sixth successive victory by trouncing Kolam Ayer 8-1 at Geylang Stadium today. Airport led 4-0 in the first half with goals by Haron Hamid (3) and Kejapathy. Other scorers
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      47 21 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs.—Tamilian Physical Cultural Association maintained their unbeaten record in five outings when they beat Ampang 2-0 In the FAS league Div. 2at Ulu Klang today. RiKht-winß Slthamparam (cave them the lead In the first half. On resumption Nadarajah made it 2-0.
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      CHAMP BEATEN
      32 21 TOKYO. Thurs. Orient Junior featherweight champion Plynol T.R.O. ot Thailand lost to Rokuro Ishiyama. third ranking Japanese featherweight, by a unanimous decision in a 10-round non-title boxing bout here tonmht.—AJ».
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      SUMMARY SOCCER Perak face a tough task
      319 21 SUMMARY SOCCER Perak face a tough task TPO H. Thurs. 1 Perak, unbeaten in the Malaya Cup this season), face their toughest task this Sunday when they meet Penang in a north zone tie at Stadium Perak here. Last year Penang beat Perak twice by the same margin, 2-1, In
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      463 21 ATHLETICS XL A N G, Thurs. Seven records were set up four in the men's events and three in the women's at the Klang District annual athletic championships here today. Hoo Huan Hyin, a schoolgirl, was responsible for all three women's records broken at
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      TODAY'S SPORTS FIXTURES
      212 21 SOCCER Malaya Cop and Burnley Cap: Kedah v S'sor (Alor Star). Penang Div. 3A: Marine Dept. v MDLB Tg Bungah; Div. SB: CRC v Muslim RC (both matches at D. Kramat). Ipoh Div. 2: Police FP v MengJembu (padang); Div. S: Ipoh Y'gsters v 'B Squad Irish
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      MALA YSIA BID FOR GAMES
      430 21 MALA YSIA BID FOR GAMES BASKETBALL SINGAPORE, Thur*. T^fALAYSIA have entered for the pre-Olymplc iTI Games basketball qualifying tournament to be held in Yokohama from Sept. 25 to Oct. 4. The tournament will decide the two countries to loin, 14 other nations already qualified for the Olympic tournament in Tokyo
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      70 21 IPOH, Thurs. The Perak team for the annual inter-state tennis championship for the Coronation Cup at Penang on Sunday: Leafing Cheonn (captain), Kok Wai Lam, Toby Lam, Leong Slew Weng. Harold Chia, Llan Tan Keon. Tommy Lin>. Yahaya Mustapha. Line Diunc Jong. Lee Yee Meng, Poul Traeholt. Chang
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    149 22 I/XALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Tengku Abdul Rahman today laughed at suggestions by Indonesian diplomats in Washington that he would seek American economic and military assistance during his forthcoming visit to the United States. Speaking t< reporters after a meeting of the Cabinet, the Tengku
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    80 22 MOSCOW. Thurs. Pravda indicated today that the Kremlin might be ■hinkmg of formally severing ties between (he Communist parties of the Soviet Union and China. "The threat of a split is a reality which the world Communist movement must reckon with." said an article
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    Singaporean for motor talks
    52 22 SINGAPORE. Thurs.—Singapore will be among 20 Commonwealth countries represented at the second Commonwealth Motoring Conference to be held in Ottawa. Canada, from June 15 to 19. The States delegate will be Mr. VW. Chan, secretary of the Automobile Association of Singapore, who will be leaving by
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    Gaulle-Ball meet
    38 22 PARIS. Thurs. President Charles De Gaulle will confer with American Undersecretary of State George W. Ball* at the Elysee Palaie tomorrow. Mr. Ball is scheduled to arrive tomorrow to discuss Southeast Asia with De Gaulle— UPl
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    17 22 MM. GLADYS NEUBRONNER inrr Bonwelh axed 77 passed away I- ac*fully. Burial 5-6-64 at 5.00 p.m.
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    15 22 REQUIEM MAS! for late father Dobaon at Redemtorttt Cbapel Ipoh 6.30 a.m on 6.6.64.
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    377 22 Pay rise for expats: Tengku explains Increase 'will not cost us very much, nor for long' KUALA LUMPUR. Thursday. JIIK Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman, said today that the expatriate officers were a "dead race" and increasing their salaries by 10 per cent would not cost the Government very much,
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    131 22 Thai team on way today to verify pull-out DANGKOK. Thurs. A group of Thai observers will leave tomorrow for Kuala Lumpur en route to Sabah and Sarawak to verify the withdrawal of Indonesian volunteers, the Prime Minister, Field Marshal Thanom Kittikachorn, told reporters today. It is a mixed group of
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    Lock icon Bus bomb kills one
    32 22 DAMASCUS. Thurs.— One person was killed and 12 injured when a time bomb exploded in the rear of a bus in Damascus last night, police reported today.— Reuter.
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    126 22 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. The Government has declared four new pioneer industries covering a total of 18 products. The Industries are: Contractors' plant and quarrying machinery: ceramic: bidding and bedding materials and domestic electrical appliances. The product*. Bituminous sprayer.v road brooms, motor control Traders, road
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    PAY INQUIRY COMMISSION CAUSE OF 'SUSPICION'
    636 22 PAY INQUIRY COMMISSION CAUSE OF 'SUSPICION' Nair wants dispute heard by Arbitration Court SINGAPORE. Thursday. MR. C. V. DEVAN NAIR, Secretary General of the National Trades Union Congress, today declared in the Industrial Arbitration Court that the Government was obliged to give an answer to a widespread general contention of
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    LONDON STOCKS
    327 22 LONDON, Thurs. Quiet and rather uncertain condition* pievailed in the Stock Markets today. The renewed dullness oi sterling in foreign exchanges was causing some concern while today's byelection at Paversham was anothe* restraining factor. Gilts inclined lower on small selling in an unwilling market and finished with widespread
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    RUBBER
    51 22 LONDON, Thurs. Spot2l--1 16d.. July 21d., Aug. 20-15 16d., Sept. 20"» d.. July Sept. 20-15 16d.. Oct. Dec. 20 7 -d.. Jan. Mar. 20--13 16d.. Apr. June 20-', d.. July Sept. 20*. d.. Oct. Dec. 20 .d. elf. June 20-9 lfid July 20.-d Auk. 20-7 16d. Tone: Steady but
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    TIN
    24 22 LONDON. Thurs.— Buyers £1135. sellers £1140, Forward buyers £1104. sellers £1105. Settlement £1137. Turnover 325 tons. p.m. 45 tons Tone: Steady but quiet
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    England 52 for 1; rain cuts play to only 86 mins
    518 22 England 52 for 1 rain cuts play to only 86 mins BACK PAGE SPORT NOTTINGHAM. Thursday. f\N a rain-ruined opening day to the first cricket v Test here. England scored 52 tor one wicket against Australia. Only 86 minutes play was possible. pain really developed. Insole sud that had the
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    89 22 LONDON, Thurs. Rain stopped play for today in the following county cricket matches: ASHBY DE LAZOLCH: Leicestershire v Surrey. BRENTWOOD: Lancashire 216. Essex 120-4 (M. Bear 46 n.o.t GRAVESEND: Kent 168 and 177-6 (Nicholls 57, R. Wilson 57 Gloucestershire 99. NUNEATON: Nottinghamshire 34 and 2-0.
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      41 22 HIGHEST and lowest temperatures in Malaya and Singapore (or the period 8 p.m. on Tuesday to 8 p.m. yesterday: Highest Lowest Kuala Lumpur 91 73 Kota Bharu 88 73 Penang 88 73 Ipoh 91 73 Malacca 90 73 Singapore 90 75
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