The Straits Times, 12 June 1964

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    21 1 ERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 135,000 Ha**** The Straits Times Estd. 1845. FRIDAY, JUNE 12, 1964 jl. 15 CENTS KDN 731
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    TENGKU: 'ONLY IF...'
    613 1  -  FELIX ABISHEGANADEN No talk warning to Sock SEVERAL MATTERS CONCERNING INDONESIAN TROOP WITHDRAWAL TO BE RESOLVED By KUALA. LUMPUR. Thurs. 'I shall not beat summit with pistol at my head 9 TENGKU Abdul Rahman who leaves for Tokyo on Sunday, warned this afternoon that if Indonesia "continues
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    Thai advance team and equipment in Kuching
    242 1 Thai advance team and equipment in Kuching KUCHING, Thurs. A communications link between Kuchiiiß and Bangkok is being set up here by the advance party of the Thai team which will verify the withdrawal of Indonesian forces. Major Sombat Chantarasok. Sgt. Pad Poukoomhod and Set. Chalons; arrived in a Malaysian
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    Invitation from Maca: Tenghu regrets...
    66 1 Invitation from Maca: Tenghu regrets. KI'ALA LUMPUR. Thurs. Tengku Abdul Rahman confirmed today that he had received an invitation from President Macapagal to visit Manila either before or after the summit. He regretted he could not accept it "because the Philippines does not recognise us." The invitation was seen in
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    Factory blast kills ten
    57 1 KAWASAKI i Japan i. Thurs. Ten people were dead and 89 others Injured in an explosion which rocked a huge chemical fertilizer plant today In this Industrial city near Tokyo. The explosion Immediately touched off a fire which raged for nearly an hour before It was
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    'DEATH OF JUSTICE' PROTEST AT VARSITY
    72 1 'DEATH OF JUSTICE' PROTEST AT VARSITY mf ORE than 1.000 Unlvcr--1»1 sity of Malaya students took part in a demonstration yesterday in protest against the suspension of five undergraduates for ragging. Many wore black armbands and a coffin on which was written "Death of Justice" was carried In a procession.
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    Lock icon NZ re-affirms pledge to support us
    124 1 NZ re-affirms pledge to support us WELLINGTON, Thurs. The Governor-General. Sir Bernard Fergusson. today pledged New Zealand's continued support for Malaysia when he opened New Zealand's 34th Parliament. Sir Bernard said UM greatest threat to peace and world security now lay less by direct confrontation of the great powers than
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    Sock 'definitely' back in Jakarta on Tuesday
    146 1 Sock 'definitely back in Jakarta on Tuesday JAKARTA. Thurs. Two newspapers reported here today that President Soekarno would "definitely" return to Indonesia on Tuesday, despite plans that a sum in it conference on the Malaysia dispute would start only the day before in Tokyo. Two vernacular newspapers, the Nationalist 'Party's
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    Penicillin death: 'Doctor negligent' ruling
    837 1 Penicillin death: 'Doctor negligent' ruling 310,250 IN DAMAGES AWARDED AGAINST THE GOVERNMENT KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. Mr. Justice Ong today ruled in the High Court that a Government doctor. Dr. J. L. Devadason. was negligent in giving a penicillin injection to a patient who was allergic to the drug. Awarding damages
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    King, Queen to Tokyo by Comet
    79 1 SINGAPORE, Thurs.— The Yang di-Pertuan Agong and the Raja Permaisuri Agong will fly by Malaysian Airways from Kuala Lumpur to Tokyo and back fc- their state visit to Japan. The aircraft used lor this trip will be a Comet id. This is thi second
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    Higher canal dues
    30 1 CAIRO, Thurs.— The Suez Canal Authority Is planning to raise Its transit dues for all ships by one per cent, the auihoritatlve newspaper AI Ahram said today.
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    MAL 'yes' to talks with union
    363 1 MAL 'yes' to talks with union CINGAPORE. Thurs. Malaysian Airways Ltd. has agreed to hold further discussions with its employees' union, under the auspices of the Labour Ministry, in an effort to reach a settlement of their dispute relating to proposals for a new collective agreement. In a public announcement,
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    STOP PRESS AMOK IN SCHOOL
    34 1 STOP PRESS AMOK IN SCHOOL COLOGNE, Thurs. Maniac with IPCM and home-m.u'e 11.u.i«-tlu«»\er stabbed two m hool■ttKMea l (l tli-ith speared 28 children when he ran -amok in villas' school near here to«l.i> Keutcr.
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  • AFRO-ASIAN DESK
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      Lock icon Why we refused atom bombs to China: Russia
      268 2 iVETF iUTiICK BY IZVESTIA ON PEKING'S 'PECULIAR LOGIC MOSCOW, Thurm. r pIE Soviet Union last night defended again its refusal to arm China with nuclear weapons as a move to save the world from war. The Soviet explanation came in another blast
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      Lock icon AMNESTY CALL: THE S. AFRICAN REPLY
      156 2 CAPETOWN, Thursday. AIR. BALTHAZAR VORSTER, the Minister of T1 Justice, said yesterday nobody had been sentenced to death, imprisoned, or restricted in South Africa because of opposition to apartheid. He was referring to Tues- i day night's Security Council resolution appealing: to the South
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      Lock icon Young love (thwarted) goes up in flames
      73 2 SAIGON. Thurs.-A pair or teenage lovers soaked each other in gasoline at la;. Ninth last weekend, embraced and touched a match to themselves because they had been refused permission to marry. it was reported here today. Both were badly burned and were not
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      Lock icon Crash kills two
      30 2 MANILA, Thurs. Two pilots of the Philippine Air Force were killed yesterday when their T-34 trainer plane crashed In BaUngas. about 50 miles south of Manila.— Reuter.
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      Lock icon Malawi from July 6
      31 2 LONDON, Thurs. A bill giving independence to Nyasaland on July 6 became law last night after receiving royal assent. Independent Nyasaland will be known as Malawi. Reuter.
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      Lock icon TEAR GAS ATTACK ON LAGOS STRIKERS
      116 2 I^AGOS, Thurs.— Police last night used tear gas against strikers here as a partial break was reported In the 1 -day-old nationwide "general strike." Hundreds stampeded as the tear Ras shells were fired at the United Labour Congress headquarters. The workers had coma to
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      South African sardines win Manila case
      65 2 MANILA. Thurs.— A petition to restrain the Philippine Government from importing sardines from South Africa was dismissed by the Supreme Court yesterday. Mr. Ramon Gonzalez, a lawyer, filed the petition on grounds that such importation would violate a United Nations resolution in 1962 asking
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      ROMULO TO THE WEST: TAKE A NEW LOOK AT ASIA
      190 2 TORONTO, Thurs. Gen. Carlos P. Romulo of che Philippines yesterday blamed Western ignorance of Asian, conditions for anti-Americanism in Asia. He called on the West to give up its romantic notions of the Far East and take a new look
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      Lock icon Pakistan will build airport herself
      72 2 KARACHI. Thurs. Pakistan announced yesterday she would use her own resources to build a new international airport at Dacca. East Pakistan, for which the United States suspended a 54.3 million loan last August wnen this country signed an air agreement with China. Pakistan International Airlines
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      Lock icon Abboud flies home
      25 2 LONDON, Thurs. President Ibrahim Abboud of the Sudan left by plane last night to return home after his eight-day state viait. AP.
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      Aussics will return fire if attacked by guerillas
      215 2 Aussics will return fire if attacked by guerillas CANBERRA, Thurs. AUSTRALIAN troops in South Vietnam and Malaysian Borneo would defend themselves if fired on by guerillas, the Australian Army Department said in a statement yesterday. Ii was admitted for the first time publicly that Australians in Vietnam had been involved
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      Lock icon Kyoto students stone police
      52 2 KYOTO. Thurs. Student demonstrators, protesting against diplomatic talks between Japan and South Korea and the possibie revision of Japan's "anti-war" constitution, hurled rocks at police in a violent clash here yesterday. About 15 policemen and dozens of students were reported Injured. Police said three students were
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      Holland to smelt more tin from Indonesia
      115 2 JAKARTA, Thurs. The director of the Gov-ernment-owned tin company said Holland had agreed to smelt more Indonesian tin and to help improve and expand the Indonesian tin industry. Brif. Gen. Pirngadie said the Dutch Arnheim Smelters agreed to increase the Indonesian quota from
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      Lock icon Neutralists abandon a Plain of Jars stronghold
      214 2 VIENTIANE, Thurs. Neutralist General Amkha Soukavong said yesterday that Neutralist forces on Tuesday abandoned Muo n g Kheung, one of last two Neutralist strongholds or. the outer northwestern fringe of th» Plain of Jars region. Gen. Amkha said Muong Kheung the former Neutralist
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      Lock icon U.S stops 'spy' flights
      37 2 WASH I X G TON, Thurs.—No L.S. military reconnaissance flights are now being conducted over Laos, U.S. sources said last night. This did not preclude the resumption of such flights, they added Reuter.
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      9 2 THE GAMBOLS can be found in Page 12 today
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  • US-EUROPEAN DESK
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      Compromise drafts to stop world trade talks deadlock
      265 3 GENEVA, Thursday. gOME progress was reported to have been made by a conciliation committee trying to prevent the 119-nation World Trade Conference here from ending in complete failure, reliable sources said tonight. "The next 48 hours should show If there will be
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      Lock icon 100,000 miles under sea
      55 3 WASHINGTON. Vhurj>.—America's first Polaris submarine the George Washington is on its way home for refuelling after more than 100.000 miles it submersed patrols The George Washington has been away from the United States for more than three-and-a-half years, and nas spent more than two-and-a-half yeare of
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      A lotta litter...
      30 3 AMSTERDAM, Thurs. A lioness in Arnhem zoo has given birth to seven cubs, which the man-icpme.it claims is the highI Uopen ever r<-ei<=rpr>'ri All arc wil!.— RrutPr
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      This blot against our youth: Spellman outrcy
      138 3 This blot against our youth: Spellman outrcy YEW YORK. Thurs.— 11 Cardinal Spellman yesterday called for a nationwide crackdown on pornography. The Roman Catholic Archbishop of New York said: 'Our youth today Is under assault by a powerhouse of perversion." The purveyors of obscene literature were ruthless In their determination
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      Lock icon in deep water financially Tarzan
      143 3 in deep water financially Tarzan EX-OLYMPIC SWIM CHAMP LIOLYWOOD, Thurs. 11 The Superior Court was told yesterday that Johnny Weissmuller, the bestknown of the film Tarz a n s ard former Olympic swimming champion, is in deep water financially. Welssmuller. now 60, told the court that his monthly expenses are
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      Lock icon The 'perfect butter' inherits $425,000 from widow
      125 3 The 'perfect butter inherits $425,000 from widow LONDON. Thurs.— Mr. Stanley Cozens, the "perfect butler" who inherited £50.000 ($425,000) in shares from the widow he served for 35 years, will carry on working. Secretary and companion of London society widow Mrs. Dorothy Sturdy since her husband's death in 1945. he
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      Lock icon Mecca group's 'no' to £30m. Rank offer
      93 3 LONDON. Thurs The ballroom. :ce-nnk and caicnnn group of Britain* Mf>cca Company his turnrd down £30 mil. ion takeover bid by the Rank organisation. wax .-v.itod today. Mr. Alan B. Fairley. joint chairman of Mecca and one of two controlling .shareholders, said m
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      Lock icon Trade more with Russians call
      56 3 TORONIO. Thurt.. Lord Thomsun. Canad:an-born imolisher ol more than 100 ne\v>PapTs throughout the worid. called on w. tern nations yesterday to tacreaM trade wlu thp Soviet Unioii -.n <» n«>\v Df>ar* uffpr.. He said the Russian* lodav were more interested In buildIng their standard of
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      Lock icon 'Barebones' US foreign aid bill voted
      110 3 VV ASHINGTON Thurs. —The House of Representatives last night voted to give President Johnson almost all of the U553,500 million he requested be authorised for U.S. foreign aid in coming fiscal year. The action on the aid request came after the House killed an
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      Lock icon The new-look Queen E
      41 3 LONDON. Thurs— A r.rw portrait of Queen Elizabeth may soon be appearing on (he coinage ol Commonwealth countne.-.. Buckmcnam Palace si id the Queen has approved a new rflgy a head-and-shoulders por.rait by sculptor Arnold Machin.— Reuter.
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      Dr. Thant
      24 3 NEW YORK. Thurs. United Nations Secretary General U Thant received yesterday an honorary doctorate of laws at New I York University.— DJ».L
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      Lock icon TWO-IN-ONE CARS AND SIDEWAYS PARKING FOR STUDY
      140 3 JONDO.N. Thurs.— Cars which can be driven sideways for easier parking and a 30 m ph. collapsible car in the boot or a larger one for town use were envisaged last night by the Minister of Transport, Mr. Ernest Marples. He told the
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        Lock icon Twist gives way to Frug
        246 3 And Luci steals show from President WASHINGTON, Thurs. Sixteen-year-old Luci Baines Johnson, dressed in a cream-coloured Filioino ball gown and attending her first White House state dinner, stole the show from her father on Tuesday night as she danced the "Frugal." President Lyndon Johnson gave
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        Court order to Bette Davis: Act
        154 3 mad —or else LOS ANGELES, Thurs. A court yesterday ordered Bette Davis to enact an Insane woman for one day or face injunction against further portrayals as an actress. Paramount pictures wants to replace the final scene of "Where Love Has Gone." but Miss
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        Lock icon America cures witch
        60 3 LONDON. Ihurv Britain's top witch Mrs. Sybil i.eek. who complained she had. been persecuted in Britain "like a Negro in Alabama," has said she was seekne a new life in the United States. On her return from in eight-week successful American tour, she told reporters here she
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        Lock icon Nomination is still wide open—Nixon
        84 3 Nomination is still wide open— Nixon [.ONDON. Thurs Mr. Richard Nixon said here last night that the Republican nomination for the U.S. Presidency was "still very much an open Issue." Mr. Nixon, former Republican Vice-Presldent, was speaking at London Airport on arrival from New York for a two-day private visit.
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        Lock icon She faints in war shelter
        51 3 DORTMUND. Thun,. A 51--year-old Housewife, sealed here in a converted air raid shelter with 143 other volunteers In West Oermany's biggest nuclear war survival test since last Monday, lost consciousness today and was transferred to hospital. Doctors decided that she should not resume the test
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      Prince Philip 43
      13 3 LONDON. Thura Prince Philip celebrated his 43rd birthday yesterday. UJM.
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      Medical report cuts cigarette sales
      119 3 yyASHINGTON. Thurs Cigarette sales shot up sharply In April but were still 110 million off last year's pace, the Internal Revenue Service spokesman said that the government's report on s>.noklng and health had unquestiomably affected sales. In April 440 million cigarettes were shipped from factories
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    Supersonic airliners planned for S'pore run
    310 4 Supersonic airliners planned for S'pore run SINGAPORE, Thursday. THE new Alitalia general manager for Malaysia, Mr. Francesco Vinci today spoke of his airline's plans to introduce supersonic aircraft on its route linking Singapore with Rome. Mr. Vinci said his airline had recently placed orders for three American supersonic aircraft and
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    'My figure? Tennis and no dieting'
    238 4 MISS AUSTRALIA SPENDS A DAY AT TOBACCO. CAR FACTORIES SINGAPORE. Turs. Lovely Janice Taylor, "Miss Australia 1964" spent her first day here today visiting cigarette and carfactories. At the Singapore Tobacco Company factory this morning, she remarked: "I'm quite an expert where cigarette manufacturing
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    TICKETS GOING FAST FOR PRIZE CAR
    164 4 TICKETS GOING FAST FOR PRIZE CAR SINGAPORE, Thurs.— Tickets for the United Kingdom stall donation draw in aid of the International Bazaar for the Blind are reported today to have been "selling like hot cakes" at an average of 150 tickets an hour. The tickets, at $1 each are being
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    Founder's Day address by Tun Yusof
    85 4 Founder's Day address by Tun Yusof SINGAPORE, Thurs. The Yang di-Pertuan Negara. Tun Yusof bin Ishak. addressed students of Raffles Institution today on the occasion of its i4lst birthday and Founder's Day. An Old Boy. Tur Yusof praised the school's past achievements and success and mentioned several of its top
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    A 'document' in big sweep case
    345 4 A 'document' in big sweep case CINGAPORE, Thurs.— Mvi Wing Shui. 74. the winner of a first prize in the Singapore Turf Club big sweep last year, told the High Court today that he wrote certain words on a document produced by the man from whom he bought the ticket,
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    Registration of pupils
    42 4 SINGAPORE, Thurs. Re(tistratlon of children ror admission to primary one In Government and Government-aided (>chools In Singapore for next year which began yesterday Is for enndren born In 1967. Registration for children bom In 1958 will begin next Monday.
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    756 graduate
    34 4 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Singapore's First Lady, Toh Puan Noor Aiihah. *111 present certificates to 756 nurses and midwlves at a graduation ceremony to be held at the National Theatre on July 15. *****
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    Fishermen now farmers
    284 5 478 FAMILIES HAVE BEEN RESETTLED AND GIVEN LAND, FREE MATERIALS AND TOOLS JESSELTOX, Thursday. JNCHE Mohamed Said bin Keruak, Minister of Agriculture and Fisheries, said here today that some 478 families of fishermen in the Semporna area have been resettled under the development scheme and the fishermen
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    Varsity to send team for talks in Japan
    146 5 OINGAPORE, Thurs. —I k The University of Singapore s t udents' Imion will send a delegation of five students to attend the 11th International Students' Conference. organised by the International Students Association of 1 Japan This conference is held annually for the
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    Two detained
    17 5 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The police yesterday detained two pfviple under the Societies Ordinance and screened 2.831
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    Union dinner
    29 5 PENANG. Thura. -The Penang branch of the National Union of Teachers will hold i:s annual dinner a the Metro Night Club at 8 p.m. on June 20.
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    Lock icon Tan Siew Sin visits Jurong industrial complex
    65 5 DR. Goh Keng Swee. Finance Minister of Singapore, (left) explaining to Mr. Tan Siew Sin. Finance Minister of Malaysia, the general plan of the vail Jurong industrial complex during a 50-minute tour of the complex yesterday. This was Mr. Tan* first visit to
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    Religious lecture
    33 5 IPOH. TIIIM Dwil KrisMnananda Irom Tiruvarur. South India, will give a religious lecture in English and Hindi at the Sri mhapanl Temple at Lahat Road here on Saturday at 6.30 pm.
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    Tune writing competition to mark Language Month
    118 5 Tune writing competition to mark Language Month KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Radio Malaysia is to start a N a t i o n a 1 Language tune writing competition on June 23 to mark the National Language Month. Tunes can be in any rhythm or beat, but they must be accompanied
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    Intimacy denial at murder trial
    460 5 Accused admits sleeping in barber's wife's room IPOH, Thursday. A GOVERNMENT rice mill checker charged with the murder of a barber today denied in the High Court here that he h^H intimnnu with th« barber's wile. Saidon bin Sa'ad. 40. who was making his defence
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    DURY IS NEW ACTING EDUCATION CHIEF FOR PERAK
    213 5 IPOH. Thurs. Mr. 1 Bioi:. Dury. 39. principal of King Edward VII School, Taiping. today assumed duties as acting Chief Education Officer. Perak. the youngest to hold the post. He replaces Mr. J. E. B. Ambrose who has left on study leave
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    More illegal immigrants
    40 5 SINGAPORE, Thurs. Detectives yesterday arrested an InJalan Lada. Early today, detectives arrested two more Indonesian illegal Immigrants in Siams Avenue and in Lincoln Road. All three have been handed over to the Immtfrra :on Department for investigation.
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    Fridge cheat
    33 5 SINGAPORE. Thurs.— Litn Thon* Yew was yesterday hned Si -000 in a Magistrate's Court lor criminal breach ol trust of a refrigerator worth 5756 belonging to a firm at Orchard Road.
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    TWO WHO RAPED A MINOR SENT TO JAIL
    107 5 TAWAU. Thurs. Two middle aged Indonesians were each sentenced to three years' iail in the High Court here by Mr. Ju>tice Harley for raping a minor. The men who committed the offence at Kamponn Talibas Kechil. Tungu near Lahad Datu on May
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    PLEA TO MTUC TO MEDIATE
    172 5 PLEA TO MTUC TO MEDIATE Thurs. 1TJ The Malacca branch of the Transport Workers Union of Malaya has appealed to the Malaysian Trades Union Congress division here to mediate in. the union's strike against the Patt Hup Bus Company for more wages and better working conditions. The strike, involving 100
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    $500,000 FLYOVER ROAD IN CAPITAL
    189 6 KUALA LUMPUR, x Thurs. A new flyover road is now being built over Victory Avenue between the British Council and Federal House, at a cost of about $500,000. This new carriageway will go behind Federal House and the Selangor Club to Join the new Parliament
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    BREAK-IN AND THE TWOMONTH-OLD FINGERPRINTS
    160 6 BREAK-IN AND THE TWO-MONTH-OLD FINGERPRINTS PENANG. Thurs. An assistant watchman, accused of housebreaklns. was given the benefit of the doubt today when the First Magistrate agreed with defence counsel that his fingerprints found on a school window could have been left there when he attended a fan fair last November.
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    Rotary president
    21 6 KLANO. Thurs.— Dr. W.S. Munro will be installed president of the Klanx District Rotary Club here on June 27.
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    4 attacked by parang gang in swamp
    90 6 4 attacked by parang gang in swamp TAIPING. Thurs. Four Malay woodcutters abandoned then sampans and dived into the mangrove swamp near Port Weld yesterday afternoon when they were attacked by 13 men armed with parangs. Zalnon Shaarl, Mat Plan, Mai Yu-sofl and Mat Desaw told the police that they
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    Alliance MP urges recognition of Nanyang University
    256 6 Alliance MP urges recognition of Nanyang University MALACCA, Thursday. Tan Kee Gak, Alliance M.P. for Malacca Bandar, today called on the Central Government to recognise Nanyang University decrees. Mr. Tar., who is also a representative in the Nanyang University Council of Singapore, was commenting on the agreement reached between the
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    Murder of retired pastor: 3 a.m. arrest
    97 6 SINGAPORE, Thurs. Detectives arrested a man at 3 a.m. today in connection with the murder of a retired pastor, Andrew Hwang Toa Chen, 81, in Serangoon Garden Estate three weeks ago. The former criminal law supervisee was arrested under the Criminal Law (Temporary
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    1,000 applicants for houses
    52 6 SUNGEI PATANI. Thurs.— One thousand applications have already been reeved for low-cost houses being built at Kampona Bahru herp. The project Includes 166 terrace and 102 Malay-type houses. The first phase—construction of 133 houses has started and applicants are resincred to those earning less than S3OO
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    Hospital switch
    30 6 TAIPINO. Thurs.— Mr. Francis d'Costa, hospital assistant here, has gone on transfer to the District hospital in Teluk Anson and has been replaced by Mr. D. M. Ponnusamy.
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    Lock icon Another big haul of opium in Hong Kong
    92 6 HONG KONG, Thurs. Customs officers last night seized about 3001 b. of raw opium worth about $90,000 on board the Hong Kong registered vessel. Kuda Mas shortly after its arrival from Singapore. They found the drug concealed in the generator lubricating tank
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    $10 million firm gives up big Sabah venture
    181 6 $10 million firm gives up big Sabah venture lESSELTON, Thurs. A Japanese development company here hai abandoned its Sabah investment venture and has decided to move to other Malaysian States and Brunei. The company Tua Klgyo Co. (Sabah* Ltd. was only registered on April 1. this year. It is a
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    Restaurant's eels escape into drain
    62 6 pENANG. Thurs.— A big crowd x watched boys trapping Ireshwater eels in a monsoon drain near the Anson Rcad-Burmah Road junction this morning. The boys caught, the ee:s and took them home. The eels had earlier escaped from an overfilled tub in the kitchen of
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    Girl hurt in crash dies
    55 6 SINGAPORE. Thurs. A s:xyear old girl. On? Ah Mui. du>d In trie General Hospital early today of head Injuries sustained when she was knocked down by a motor cycle in Henderson Road last night. Police appealed to III! UlH.su to contact Inspector Loh Boob Teck
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      311 6 Straits Times Crossword I liV I ACKOSS shade perhaps (8). 4. Saying the little love In hL» 6. Man in charge helps you to pram's upeet? (8). go straight <5). 8. Father has a part to play 7. Decisive blow in a colony? word of honour! (6). (7). 9. Antiquated
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    DETAINEE CHUA IS FREED
    243 7 Out after five years: PAP's former foe OINGAPOKE. Thurs. *J Chua Ho Ann, former Justice of the Peace and criminal law detainee for the last five years, has been released. The wealthy Chinese community leader was freed last week. His release has been kept quiet and
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    Unesco award to tour Japan
    60 7 PENANG. Thurs.— A member ot th* City Council Stan*. Mr. D. S. Das. has been awarded a Unesco ■tudy lour of Japan Mr. Das has served »s chairman and committee member of th<* Penang Municipal Employees' Cooperative Thrift and Loan Society (or many years. He
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    COLGATE TO OPEN $7mil. PLANT ON SATURDAY
    192 7 COLGATE TO OPEN $7mil. PLANT ON SATURDAY I^UALA LUMPUR. Thurs. A $7 million Colgate-Palmolive detergent plar>t will be opened in Petaling Jaya on Saturday. The company, the largest manufacturer of toilet article* In the world and one of the biggest producers of soap and detergents, first established a toothpaste plant
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    $60,000 road
    28 7 1 MUAR. Thurs. The Johore Government has earmarked $60.--000 for constructing a new road linking Jal.m Tenengiong Ahmad to Jalan Bakri here. Work will begin shortly.
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    Marshall to question power of court
    355 7 Marshall to question power of court SINGAPORE. Thurs.— The question whether the Shariah Court has jurisdiction to declare a marriage valid, will be raised by Mr. David Marshall, counsel for former film actress, Maria Menado, in the case brought r gainst her by former boxing promoter, Abdul Razak. Mr. Marshall
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    Union for religious teachers
    66 7 Union for religious teachers KANGAR Thurs. The Perils Religious Teachers' Association is to be changed into a trade union. This was decided at the asso- > nations annual meeting last weekend on a proposal by Inche Ramll bin Abu Seman. Inche Ramli. In urging the change. Mid the interests of
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    Application dateline for scholarship awards: June 20
    268 7 Application dateline for scholarship awards: June 20 1/-UALA LUMPUR. Thurs. Federal citizens and those eligible for citizenship can apply for Federal bursaries and Colombo Plan awards tenable at the Universities of Malaya and Singapore as well as those overseas in 1965. According to the Ministry of Education, the followinß applicants
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    Sugar imports put on quota to protect local industry
    298 7 Sugar imports put on quota to protect local industry KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs TTHE Government is to restrict the import of sugar from all countries, including Singapore, from tomorrow to protect the local sugar 1 refining industry, which is expected to begin production from the beginning of next month. This was
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    PAP FOR SABAH? A DENIAL
    91 7 SINGAPORE. Thurs.— The Minister lor Culture. Mr. 8. Rajaratnam. who Is also director of the People's Action Party Political Bureau, today denied a Jesselton report that the PAP was planning to set up branches In Sabah. He said: "The report Is Just newspaper speculation. The
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    Varsity will honour three outstanding men with degrees
    471 8 Problem: Who will preside? Pro-Chancellors are out of country: Tengku uncertain I^UALA LUMPUR, Thurs. The University of Malaya will confer honorary degrees of Doctor of Laws on three outstanding personalities at the convocation in the Chinwoo Stadium on Saturday, its Vice-Chan-cellor, Dato
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    There is no danger of over-population, says S'pore doctor
    249 8 SINGAPORE, Thurs. DR. GWEE Ah Lerg, senior physician at the General Hospital, last night dismissed as "mere alarmist talk" the fear that over-popula-tion would reach a dangerous level. Speaking at the Cultural Centre on "Problems of Over-population" In one of a
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    Australians go out of Jesselton
    59 8 JESSELTON. Thurs. The 7th Squadron of the Royal Australian Engineers temporarily based In Jesselton are leaving for different parts of Sabah. M ajor Prank Cross, officer commanding said today. Heavy equipment brought In by the engineers is also being moved to different parts of the
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    MOTHER of SEVEN AWARDED $51,263
    215 8 MOTHER of SEVEN AWARDED $51,263 CEREMBAN, Thurs.— A widow with seven children whose husband was killed in an accident on Chinese New Year's Eve in 1960 was today awarded a total of $51,263 in damages by Mr. Justice Ismail Khan in the High Court. Lee Yew. 33, a businessman of
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    Lock icon Govt imposes concert ban on Sarawak union
    145 8 KUCHING, Thurs. The Federal Secretary today banned concerts organised by the Slbu All Trades Employees union and assemblies of over 20 people by the union will be forbidden other than with the permission of the police. A Oovernmrr.f, statement announcing the bans said
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    Sabah's man for ILO talks
    51 8 JESSELTON. Thurs. Mr. D Lai Chi, Assistant Commissioner of Labour and Welfare, will leave tomorrow for Geneva to attend the annual conference of the International Labour Organisation. He will act as adviser to the Malaysian delegation led by the Federal Minister cf Labour, Mr. V.
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      The red head who invented power tennis
      1687 9 The red head who invented power tennis Maurice McLaughlin, the California 'Comet' IN July 1909 a few hundred Chicago socialites assembled to watch the opening rounds of the annual Middle West tennis tournament at the exclusive Lake Shore Country Club. Though they did not realise it they were witnessing the
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    DEATH
    59 10 Wnrit Sit I Minimum i MRS. MAN KAT WAN nee Bo Yoke PlnK a«» hi mother of Mat) Bon Tew. M-.h Hun Kheonic llah Bon Cboon and Man Choonn Menu pa«»e4 away peacefully on 11-6-64 leHrtnc bebtad •l.«-inhter«-:n-la\». oo* »on-ln-law and aktVwa Krajidchildraa to mourn her to**Kuneral leave* No
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENT
    26 10 20 Words $10 (Minimum) THE FAMILY OF thr late Mr R KaMmiitnu or DMfM Hospital. Kuala wrfHin**, donation* for mmfi and att»Tid:inc* 'ti 'he funeral.
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    ANNOUNCEMENTS
    251 10 J0 Hard* $lv i Minimum) SINGAPORE BALLET ACAOCMV Junior Tap claim Saturday alternooo. BON MT7.'. COME AND HELP th« Blind Baxaar. if yixi warn a Morn* rar. bfiac a SI/-, you may »in. »hy not try. HAVE YOU a late •v*olof t*-nl(htr Thm «'*p yourself nt for tb* orcaaao
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    RELIGIOUS ANNOUNCEMENT
    41 10 Wmrdi US* (Mm.) voutm FOR CHRIST Rally oo 13th June at 7.30 p.m. at Urn Malacca, Town Hall. Special ataxing and mualcal Item* Client speaker Dr. CD. Jsrne*. Th D D.D.. Malaysia* National Kvaac^lm and w»ll-known np«ak«r. All \\Hrvmr
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      Off To Tokyo
      719 10 Tun Razak leaves for Tokyo today and Tengku Abdul Rah- man will follow on Sunday. Whether either will meet his Indonesian counterpart, however, remains an open question. Tun Razak will sit down to talks with Dr. Subandrio and the Philippines Minister only when the procedure for verifying
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      Crisis Ahead
      335 10 The Southern Rhodesian Prime Minister, Mr. Lan Smith, has had no choice except to be indignant over not being invited to the Commonwealth Prime Ministers' Conference in London next month. The forces which thrust him into office will brook nothing less than strong words on all occasions. The
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      Meters At Last
      157 10 The parking meters bought Iby the Federal Capital Commissioner two years ago will soon be taken out of mothballs I and installed along the capital's busier streets. And about time. It is difficult to think of anything anywhere to match this saga of bureaucracy gone mad. Why
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    THE RELUCTANT JAPANESE
    1200 10  -  RAFAEL STEINBERG IN THE WORLD SPOTLIGHT, UNSURE OF THEIR ROLE By THIS year the people of |apan move to stage centre. But they are not quite happy about it because they are not at all clear what role they are to play* The publicized climax, of course,
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      Teachers' protest march meeting
      137 10 Teachers' protest march meeting I REFER to the report* i S.T. June 8^ in regarding the proposed "protest march' by the Singapore Malay Teachers' Union on June 13 and regarding my letter dated June 5 to the Union. There was no suggestion in my letter that the 'protest march" should
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      Current affairs
      170 10 fERTAIN points raised in the letter of the correspondent "Taxpayer" in the May 30 issue of the Straits Times concerning the introduction of a new subject on "Current Alfairs" required to be passed by cadets of the Administrative Service require clarification. A grasp of the trends of development
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    Lock icon Varsity students demonstrate
    877 11  -  TAN TOCK SAIK: I by Kuala Lumpur, Thursday DELEGATION SEES THE TENGKU 'Punishment for ragging too severe' •y|ORE than 1.000 University of Malaya students wearing black armbands, carrying placards and l coffin on which was written "Death of Justice" staged a demonstration here today against the disciplinary
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    Shaw row: Bungsar MP wants judicial inquiry
    178 11 Shaw row: Bungsar MP wants judicial inquiry KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Mr. C. V. Devan Nair, People's Action Party M.P. for Bungsar. today challenged the management of Shaw Bros. (M) Ltd. to ask for a judicial inquiry into the circumstances of the dismissal of 30 employees "and the continuing unrest among
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    Technical men want a separate pay scale
    142 11 |(UALA LUMPUR. Than. The National Union of Telecoms Employees 1; to ask the Government for a separate salary structure for technical staff in the department. The cla m will affect about 1.000 technical assistants, technicians and junior technicians The NUTE general secretary, Mr.
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    Tight to finish' exercise in Pahang jungles
    188 12 OINGAPORE, Thurs. Three thousand Commonwealth troops have completed one of the toughest exercises held in central Malaya. Trained soldiers of the 28th Commonwealth Infantry Brigade Group spent the past forunght on exercise MaybuK 1-a fight to a finish with a guerilla force in
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    Tailor jailed for theft
    70 12 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs.— A tailor. Lee Cheng. 38. was today sentenced to six months' jail, to be followed by six months police supervision, for theft. He was convicted by the Third Magistrate. Inche Abu Mansor Mn All. for stealing a wallet containing $30 and an identity
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    Magistrate on vacation
    38 12 NIBONG TEBAL, Thurs. The Circuit Magistrate, Inche Ahmad Hanafl. Is on three months' leave. During his absence, the Parit Buntar Magistrate. Inche Abdul Hamid bin Mohamed Yunos. will sit once a week at Nibong Tebal.
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    Toddy shop to be moved: Too near school
    104 12 Toddy shop to be moved: Too near school pARIT BUNTAR. Thurs. Ml A toddy shop in the fishing village of Kuala Kurau is to be moved to a new site. This was decided at a merting of the Krian Town Bo.ird yesterday when membeib discussed a motion to shift the
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    Necklace is recovered by police
    58 12 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The Police have recovered a gold necklace snatched by a man from a woman in Seng Poh Road market at lunch -time on May 31. The necklace has a locket with three red stones. The owner is asked to contact Insp. Philip Tan
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    Former Govt clerk falls into sea
    212 12 SINGAPORE, Thurs. MARINE police patrols are keeping a look-out lfl for the body of a man who fell into the harbour last night. A Straits Times security clerk. Mr. Joseph Arulandam, saw the middle-aged man fall Into the sea off South Quay at high
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    Actress Kwan Lai to make a film in Singapore and Kuala Lumpur
    174 12 IPOH, Thursday. fJANTONESE actress Ng Kwan Lai announced here today that she would be making a film in Malaysia in mid-August after her tour of the country. Miss Ng. who has appeared in more than 100 films, said
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    Cheque book theft
    45 12 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs.— Lim Gim Huat. 36. of Batu Caws was today fined SlOO, in default two months' imprisonment, when h» pleaded guilty to a charge of stealing a leather bag containing a cheque book and other articles, belonging to Edmond Hindley.
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      673 12 Today's Radio, TVj The Sound Of Jazz; 11.30 Before RADIO SINGAPORE We Say Goodnight; 12 00 <MidbHOKTWAVt SERVICES: CIWC 41 and 25 metres RADIO MALAYSIA MEDIUM WAVE SfcKVICt HMUIU MALAYSIA A.M.: 6.00 4 G^d e lSo*rn,ng; 6.01 NATIONAL SHORTWAVE Morning Prelude; 7.00 News. 7.10 SERVICES: 41.7 and 62.2 Up And
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      ATTENDING STOCKHOLM cum
      79 13 ATTENDING STOCKHOLM cum MR. DANNY TAN Hwee Sin (above), of Jardine WauKh (S) Ltd.. is attending a coarse organised by Atlas Copco in Stockholm. The decision to send a representative on this course is indicative of the considerable Increase in the mining and quarrying business which the Atlas Copco range
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      Germany starts boom No. 4
      56 13 West Germany's economy Is starting its fourth post-war boom, the Economic Ministry states in n.s report for the first quarter of 1964. The usual seasonal decline in orders has not taken place this year. More orders, especially for machinery and equipment and for storage, have
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      Production at Tasek begins this month
      378 13 Production at Tasek begins this month out Is of the nigheat quality said Mr. Yeoh. "With our product reaching the market in Malaya. Singapore and the Malaysian territories In Borneo, the cement shortage will be greatly eased." His company iiad made extensive research Into the cement situation in the country
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      Japan has a record in imports
      121 13 Japan has a record in imports JAPAN'S imports during May J showed a sharp Increase and reached a record at U. 5.5719.850.000, the Japanese Ministry of Finance announced. This was an Increase of 6.7 per cent over the previous month and 23.3 per cent more than a year previously. The
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      TECHNICIAN THOMAS BACK FROM EUROPE
      227 13 TECHNICIAN THOMAS BACK FROM EUROPE MR. THOMAS TAN Lee Chfe, 26, has returned to Singapore after passing his examinations in the Paillard Research Centre, Switzerland, to which his employers, Hagemeyer Trading Co.. sent him four months ago. He now becomes first technician of Hagemeyer's new office equipment department. Hagemeyer. Malaysian
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      Sugar factory
      23 13 Japan and Indonesia have signed a contract to establish a sugar factory on Ceram Island in East Indonesia, AnUra has reported.
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      Singapore fills up British cartons
      170 13 The Metal Box Co. are exporting large numbers of their Satona waxed paper board cartons to Singapore, says a company statement from London. There they filled for local consumption with Fernleaf Brand reconstituted milk by the New Zealand Dairy Supply Co. (Singapore) Ltd. The Satona
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      FRESH MUSHROOMS SEEK MARKET
      178 13 MALAYAN housewives seem to prefer Imported canned mushrooms to fresh ones grown locally. They do not realise how much more nutritious fresh ones are. said Mr. Llau Tech Long, of Hong Guan Mushrooms Producing Co. here. Mr. Llau said that since the industry was started a
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      Australia rubberises an airfield
      145 13 THE Commonwealth Works Department of Australia has announced its Intention to reseal both runways of Mangalore Airfield in Victoria with rubberised bitumen. This follows its experience with the reseating of a taxlway at Melbourne Airport and the surface dressIng by the Victorian Coun- try Roads Board
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      Antlers turn NZ pest into product
      249 13 NEW ZEALAND is developing her deer products to meet demands from Malaysia and Hong Kong. A Deer Products Exporters' Association has been formed, according to Mr. C. A. Paul. New Zealand Trade Commissioner for Singapore. The object Is to standardise products at a high
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      1061 14 j ACCOMMODATION WANTED !It Worda SI (Mi*.)— Box It eta. txtrm WORLD WIDE COMPANY requires .1 or 4 bedrooms furnished/unfurnished Bungalow for their executives. Wllllns to pay rent up to $1,000/- Long lease preferred Apply Box A 6020 SI. Spore. WANTED ON LEASE By U.K. ARMED SERVICES 5 Executive Type
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      1065 14 EDUCATION I Word* tl (Mi*.)— Box It ef. txtrm HOW IS YOUR Malay profresstng? Improve your knowlads* of th* National Language by reading Benta Haiian dally, tbe only romanlsed National Language Newspaper. FOORMAN'S SCHOOL. Knrolments for Pianoforte. All Grades To Diploma, Theory, Piano-Accordion. Piano-Jazz, Ouitar. Recorder. Violin. Clarinet, Trumpet, Saxophone,
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      1062 14 BOATS. YACHTS WANTED I tt Word* Si (Mi*.)— Box it et*. txtro SOUND SEAWORTHY IS to 20 tt Half Cabin or Cabin Cruiser with engine. Phone (S'por*) 20H36 office or ***** home MACHINERY PLANT FOR SALE M Word* SI (Mi*.)— Box It ef. txtrm COODWIN STONECRUSHERS. I'rl- j mally available
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      1144 14 FOR SALE :t Word* Si (Ml*.)— Box It ef. txtrm MODERN STEREO SET. Pioneer speakers Calrad Players. $750 Tel. iKL) *****. > AMERICAN HANDY CHEQUE VVrltw (7.U0 each. O.D C. 128 Cross Street. re I ***** (Singapore). I B*o. T.V. SETS produce exj client picture and sound. Eaatlano I riding
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      811 14 SHOPPING GUIDE (Spore) I If Ward* SI (Ml*.)— Box It rt*. rxlra WB HAVE A super collection ul exclusive design In blue/white diamond rings. Chiong Bhlng'a, Established 1934. Credit facilities ar* a pleasure ***** Spore. TAI PINO RUOS AND CARPETS Handmade In Hong Kong IOOt Virgin Wool Permanently Moth- Proof
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      945 14 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS i COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE, MALAYA Applications are Invited for tho i following posts: a) Assistant Lecturer In Crop Husbandry Candidates should possess at least a Diploma in Tropical Agriculture and have practical experience In crop agronomy. 1 The salary for this post is $44Sx 15-505/535x20-595. point of entry
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      1282 15 aaaar r 9 R^X 9 PaaaaP QaaV f9VI9 1 IP rT TO LIVERPOOL t WEST COAST UK Due S'pori Sail' P Sham Penani PYRRHUS Liverpeil Glasgow GO. 10 Jim 11 Jim 14/10 Jim 11 MELAMPUS Liverpool Da njmfijrg.. Gfn 31 June IS Jim 10/21 JMI 21 MEMNON Liverpeel, >, jv-
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      2462 15 WESBSSI3SIKSBI3KL I BenWline I EXPRESS SERVICE TO LONDON. LIVtRfOOL > CONTINENTAL PORTS. oruMUAD Lonoon my JJ oLNnNOn Hamburg my 31 Singapore Pt. Sham Pining Rotterdam Aig 4 U. 4/ JIM II Jim 14/11 JIM 11/21 M'bro *U G'mouth *af 11 DPkikiArmr Fw Liverpool my BENNACHIE Havn *>g c < ;mg»on
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      1268 15 feELLERMAN BUCKNALL S.S. CO., LTD. LONDON HAMBURG ROTTERDAM HAVRI HULL AND MIDDLESBROUGH Singapon Pt. S>am Penang i| Due lonoon CITY OF ST ALBANS O«.U Omts 15 JIM •i« V •CITY OF LEICESTER 10/21 JIM 22 24 'MM 25..c 20 uly tCITY OF CHICAGO 25/27 J.M. 20 J.M l| 20 luly
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    117 16 'I nurh—lndustrials traded in :in improved tone with rises covering a wider range. Ready Mixed Concrete again highlighted, moving w a nigher level in heavy trade. Minings were quiet. Most base metals Improved but 0115 were irregular. Ampol Exploration improved to 15/9. i^oans continued steady. C.R.A 34 10
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    OPTION PREMIUMS
    206 16 (OFFICIAL QUOTATIONS) June 11.. Thrrr months. INDUSTRIALS Kouftrnd IS eta, M Contalnem lft eta Dunlopa 15 cts. McAlmter 13 cV» City Dev. 7 eta. M. Invest. 14 cts. K. Bm-lter« 28 cte > C B.C 22 cm ..>so 17 Cta. Kolhinsnii 11 eta t-eil. Dlsp. 14 eta. Robingona
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    H.K. RATES
    37 16 ON the free axchinae marktt In Hone Kong yrMerday the U.S. dellar mas quoted at 5.731 for TT and 5.72 i for enh. Sterling was quoted at 16 and ana laal of old at 248j.
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    CLOSING PRICES
    24 16 JUNE 11. MALAYAN RUBBER PRICE: 68 cents (unchanged). TIN: $565 a picul (down HaUSi>. Estimated unofficial offering 240 tons (down 15 tons).
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    S'GOR PROPERTIES' PEAK: S.J. BUS AT NEW LOW
    500 16 From Our Market Correspondent INDUSTRIAL shares were 1 steady on the Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday, with isolated improvements. Tin shares opened steady but buyers dropped their bids a little on the news of the SI 3 a picul fail in the noon
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    STOCK INDICES
    27 16 Malayan Stock Indices Jun.- 10. June 11. •Industrials: J05.58 105.82 Tins: '.M.'.l 130.29 S rubbers: 10V74 105.78 "Dec. 30. 1963 100. Dec. 29. 196/ 100.
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    MALAYAN STOCK EXCHANGE
    867 16 (■"OMBINED Dusiness In the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Malayan Stock Exchange voterday with the number of shares traded in brackets: INDUSTRIALS: Bsustsad (l.OOO) $1.78; Ounleps (2.000) $2.29; Essa erda. S2.To SL, 52.T3 81* (7.000) 52.75: Etio dab. (1.500) »1.0o: I. Smelters (2.000) $4.07
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    Tin price down $13: No bids for GSA metal
    283 16 THE PRICE of Straits tin In Penang yesterday .slumped $13,124 a picul uj $565 after the previous days rise of $11.50. The unofficial estimate of the offering waa 240 tons, down 15 tons. The London spot quotation nad risen £7} a
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      1231 16 \1 I il m aaas^ai BbbV__^bbbl bbW AUSTRALIA SERVICE INDIA, PAKISTAN ANB P. GULF URVICf Te: rrtsjaitle Ateliitc Maw, Syaety Te: Mains asl Naftpattnaai Ptnant P b>afti S'pora Sport P Sham i-enant i BARPETA 11/14 Jim 19.17 Jim RAJULA tl/27 JIM 21 Jill 21 use BuMlttA II Jlly 11/14 my
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      468 16 NEDLLdYp GREAT LAKES SERVICE Fast sailiatt treat Malaysia irftct to Caiatiai ail U. S. Srtet L*Ui ttfta. Sinpeort t-L S'nam ►'enanj art. Montree' BENGKALIS 11 2? Juie 21/24 Jilt 25 2» Jum il JUy RAKI 11/14 Jlly 19/H July 21 Jlly II AS| UTRECHT 21 lily/ I Ai| 11/12 Auf
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      98 16 AattiWwf iaw'^'^^^al P* p»T"7' t«WM ETA/cTD FROM CALCUTTA ft KAKINAOA «i.». "Seat* or Aseam" for Oiono. Kobe orm Vokohomo iyna 11/12 FROM BOMB AT m. 'State o» Andrira" tor Jopon IJ/1J FROM YOKOHAMA, OSAKA A MOJI m.». "Banner Cliff" for ViMkhapotnonn or.a Co.'cutto 12/11 FROM JAPAN ft HONGKONG m.T. "State
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    RUBBER PRICES
    251 17 JUNE first grade rubber buyers f.o.b closed at S p.m. !n Singapore and Kuala Lumpur yesterday at 68 cents per Ib.. unchanged on Wednesday's rio.imc level for the position. The ton* was quiet. R AS. and F.M.R.E. closing prlttt In esnts per Ib. yesterday: Int. 1 R.S.S. prompt
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    SHIPS IN PORT
    157 17 SHIPS lying alongside ths Singapore Harbour wharves or expected today are: Chitral 1 '2. Steel Architect t/7. rvrrhus 10' It. Kernvlew 15/16 KatonK 19, Tona Bay 25/26, GlenOilloch 31/32. Melampus .'l5/36, Cjrpria 42/43, Kumaetia 44. Tchibanga 49. Btrcat Frazer 47. Auby N.W. 1, Bruat N.W. 4. SMrnak
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    72 17 s-HINESE Product Eichanxt, Slnna- mn noon priect par pltul yattarday: Coconut oil: bulk $47! seller*, drum J.MiJ s.-lleri'. Copra. June/July UK/Contlnent: Unquoted. Pappar: Muntok white $138 tellers. Sarawak white Sl32t seller*, apeclaj Kara* ik black $102 i tellers, garbled Liming black $1071 aellers. ABTA SI 2O sellers. Singapore
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    65 17 '|*HE Malayan Etching* Banks' Alto- cialxn raada thur chnnKr.i In ita r..ir!> to merchann yenterdty (all rates tv *100>> buying TT 35 5/16. airmail Hi. 90 d st. ?5 15 16 credit bills. 36 trade Sailing TT or OO raady: Canada 31: Oauttch* Mark! 123 5/8: Mellind Cu.ldart
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      292 17 \m^\9MuTSEs^^lSr^^±^Mt\irTWT^i7&' THE UNITED CHINESE BANK LTD., SINGAPORE NOTICE IS HEREB/ GIVEN that the Twenty-Second Annual General Meeting of tn< shareholders of the above Company will bo held at its Conference Room. 10-A, Chulia Street Singapore, on Saturday, 20th June. 1964 at 12 o'clock noon. NOTICE IS ALSO HEREBY GIVEN that
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      1473 17 I PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS CITY COUNCIL OF GEORGE TOWN, PENANG VACANCY OF ENGINEERING ASSISTANT (SEWERAGE SEWAGE DISPOSAL) Applications are invited from persons resident in Malaysia tor the post of Engineering Assistant i Sewerage and Sewage Disposal) in the City Engineer's Department on the salary scale $645 x 22-$777. In addition, Cost
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      1108 17 TENDERS KERETAPI TANAH MELAYU TENDER NOTICE Tenders are invited for the purchase of approximately 450 tons ol Scrap Steel Rails 20 ft. above ex Seiilul Works. Sentul. Tender deposit $2,000/ 2 Tenders close at 10.00 a.m. on 24th June. 1964 a* the Jemaah Pembuka Tender Ibu Pejabat d/a Ketua Akauman,
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      588 17 TENDERS I D.I.D. TENDER NOTICE Tenders will be received at the office of the Jurutera Parit dan Taliayer. Negerl Perak. Ipoh from D.I.D. Contractors Class E' and above (Construction) up to 12 noon of tbe 20th June 1964 for the Construction of 2 Nos. of Control Drops at chainages 18,000
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      521 17 ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT BOARD Applications are invited for the followuig posts in the Light Industries Service of the Board:— Post A: Commercial Artist Qualifications:— (i) A graduate of school of commercial/graphic art. or equivalent experience, (ii) With experience as a visual lrer. Duties:— To be responsible for:— (i) Commercial art work
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      Big bill now but Ministry can help
      647 18  -  NORMAN SIEBEL M-TOURNAMENT by ITUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Football Association of Malaysia officials who meet at FAM House on Sunday to plan this years Merdeka seventh anniversary football tour- nament in August, which a record minimum 11 teams will contest, face by far %he
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      Wright calls for all-out effort
      291 18 ATHLETICS SINGAPORE. Thursday AMERICAN athletics coach Stanley Wright flew into Singapore today with a call for a maximum effort from the athletes who are preparing for the Olympic Games at Tokyo in October. "The athletes with whom I will work here will have to Kive
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      216 HORSES ENTERED FOR KL RACES
      790 18 ITUALA LUUMPUR. Thurs. A IV total of 216 horses (SO In Class 2; 111 In Class 4: and 55 In Class 6> has been entered for the Selangor races here on June 21. 24 and 28 They are: CLASS Z r.t and 9f) Anuar
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      Racing schedule
      77 18 FirM d:iv <~! s I Dlvs. 1 ar,4 3 7f Ohm 4 Divs. 1. 2. 3. and 4 s)f: Divs 1 »nd 2 7f. Second d»y: Claw 2 Dlvs 1 *n«l 2 9f. Class 4 Dtv. 3 7f: Dlt. 1 9f. Class 6 Dlvs. 1 and 2 sif
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      A JUST-IN-TIME HEADER
      54 18 VASSIN, the SEA centre-forward, jumps to take a header and barely 1 makes it as Lewis, the SLA centre-half, comes charging in to intervene: This was one of the exciting moments io yesterdays Selangor League Div 2 match on the Kuala Lumpur Padarß. SEA won 2-1. Time^port
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      EMBONG, YAHAYA IN LAST EIGHT
      353 18 EMBONG, YAHAYA IN LAST EIGHT TENNIS RUALA LUMPUR, tv Thurs.— There were no upsets on the first day of the Malaysian Malays tennis tournament played at the Selangor Club and Lake Club courts today. All seeded players had easy second round victories. In t&e open singles seeded Yahaya Mustapha from
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      Goal by Woods beats the Koreans
      177 18 Goal by Woods beats the Koreans PENANG i b. KOREANS o pENANG, Thurs: A snap goal by Woods, an Australian newcomer to Penang football, beat the visiting South Koreans here tonight. Woo Sik, the Korean goalkeeper, fell when making a ea^nce and the ball went k« £1 he P roin
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      Malaysia invited
      81 18 KUALA LUMPLK. Inurs. Malaysia MM DMn united to ■DMT lor Hie accord A^ian Uad- uunion championships to be i in Bombay in November BAM secretary Teh Gin Sool said today that the Indian Badminton Association had sent out Invitations to all affiliates of the Asian Badminton Confederation. Hie
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      Negri Ruler to open stadium
      56 18 SEREMOAN. Am —Th <■ i Yang di-Per'uan Bt.sar oi NegerJ Sembilan will officially open the j NSCRC's i.idoor stadium here on Saturday at 7.30 p.m A dinner and dance will lollow. Thp stadium. ldOft by lOOtt. oast 5150.000 It can sfat 2.000 spectators and is
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      278 18 1 for the warmest welcome in the world fly to Canada Planning to visit North America? Wherever your destination, plan to stopover in Canada. Canadian Pacific flights leave Hong Kong every Tuesday, Friday and Sunday. .Enjoy the shopping advantages in Hong Kong before leaving for Tokyo at a very convenient
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      160 18 SPORTS DIARY MMUcriUk— XL H-.iict meet (Merdeka Stadium. 2 p.m) Talplng Police meet (KE VII Seh Rrd); Kedah PWO meet (Sg Patanl): Spore City district meot nnals (Monks' Hill 2 30» SOCCER-S'Bor GIMJH Div. Kllar v SWRC (Kpe Bahru): Dl» 2 p WD v Railways Sentul rinoh Rd): DU. 3A:
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      Lock icon 'Crash programme' of training if Indonesia admitted to Olympics
      491 19 'Crash programme of training if Indonesia admitted to Olympics JAKARTA. Thursday s^PORTS fans and officials here are closely watching Japanese mediation efforts to get Indonesia and the International Olympic Committee together so that Indonesia could participate in the Olympic Games at Tokyo in October. Sports officials said that there was
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      Lock icon Malaysians hold Uttar Pradesh to 1-1 draw
      124 19 Malaysians hold Uttar Pradesh to 1-1 draw HOCKEY UCKNOW, Thurs.— The Malaysian hockey team yesterday Just managed to draw. 1-1 with a strong Uttar Pradesh side here. Both teams scored in the first half. The second half saw the home side, led by former Olympic captain Digvijay Singh Babu playing
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      Lock icon Brightwell for US
      97 19 Brightwell for US LONDON. Thurs. Robbie Brightwell, one of BrUatn's outstanding Olympic medal hopes. Is to compete In the 440 yards event at the United States athletic championships in New Jer c cv later this month. The British Amateur Athletic Board said yesterday that an offer from a newspaper had
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      INVITATION
      31 19 SINGAPORE. Ttiurs. Thaii land lias invited the Amateur Swimmir.; Union of Malaysia :o ?end a team to compete '.n th« Thai championships in December. "I lie invitation is being considered.
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      Lock icon REDMAN 'DOUBLE' AGAIN
      330 19 MOTOR-RACING DOUGLAS (Isle of Man), Thurs.— Jim Redman, the Southern Rhodesian world champion, won the Junior Tourist Trophy 350 cc motor-cycle race here yesterday to complete his expected 250 cc and 350 cc "double" and repeat his twin victory of last year. Redman *as rot)b€d w,£ f
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      Johnson hits 101 not out off Aussies
      887 19 CRICKET ROUNDUP LONDON. Thurs. T AURIE JOHNSON Derbyshire's 36-year-old Bar- bados-born batsman, made a splendid unbeaten 101 against the Australian touring team at Derby yesterday. Derbyshire, who were bottom of the county championship table last year, made 314 for five declared, the season's
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      Lock icon RIGBY, 18, UPSETS 'SEEDED' TAYLOR
      217 19 RIGBY, 18, UPSETS 'SEEDED' TAYLOR GOLF ONDON, Thurs. v David Rlgby, an 18 year- old Lancashire boy, sprang one of the many surprises in the British amateur golf championship at Scarborough yesterday, by beating the only overseas "seed." 36-year-old South African Reg Taylor, 6 and 5 in the third round.
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      Lock icon French cagers beat Britain
      45 19 GENEVA. Thun. Prance beat Britain 86-43 (halftime 46-17) in the European Olympic qualifying ba.'ketball tournament here yesterday. Other results: East Germany beat Austria 77-47; Belgium beat Luxemburg 102-96: Hungary beat Oreece 84-71; Israel beat Swltaerland 79-63; Spain beat Bulgaria 78-73.— Reuter.
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      230 19 HOW should a calendar cost It depends. Prestige posh and distinguished-looking jobs can cost a small fortune Or, it can cost no more than a soft drink! The Straits Times Press (M) Ltd. are offering at very low prices, a six sheet art paper full colour calendar (depicting Malaysian scenes
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    'CHAUVINISM IN A NEW FORM' WARNING BY KHAW
    255 20 'CHAUVINISM IN A NEW FORM' WARNING BY KHAW CINGAPORE. Thurs. The Malaysian Minister of Local Government and Housing, Mr. Khaw Kai Boh. last night spoke of a new form of chauvinism which, he said, would toar the country apart if allowed to grow unchecked. Speaking at a dinner given in
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    Tan: A good start for S'pore, but still long way to go
    340 20 Tan: A good start for S'pore, but still long way to go SINGAPORE. Thurs. pHK Malaysian Minister of Finance, Mr. Tan Siew Sin, this evening said Singapore had made a good start in her industrialisation programme, but still had "a long way to go." Mr. Tan who visited the Jurong
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    $750,000 Customs plan to ease lorry flow
    155 20 JOHORE BAHRU. Thurs. The Malaysian Minister for Finance, Mr. Tan Siew Sin, said today (hat extensions costing about S< 50,000 would be made to the Johore Bahru Customs station to ease the flow of lorry traffic from Singapore. Mr. Tan, who paid a
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    Union election rigged, court is told
    371 20 Union election rigged, court is told KUALA LUMPUR. —Election of officials for the Kuala Lumpur branch of the Amalgamated National Union of Local Authorities' Employees was rigged, it was alleged in the High Court here today. Mr. Sinnathamby Joseph, 26. a member of the union, said this in evidence in
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    GUNMEN ROB SALESMAN
    167 20 SINGAPORE. Thur. Two armed men and an accomplice today held up a rice salesman at gunpoint and tobbed him of $4,000 in cash at Sembawang Hill Circus. The salesman. Tan Ah Seng of Hong Seng Company Ltd. of Orchard Road, was later taken for a short ride
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    LONDON STOCKS
    407 20 LONDON Thurs.— The Stock Markets r;ivc another cheerful periormance tdday. Demand lor industrials broadened hkl by the close an extensive list of gains had been recorded. Some of the rises were substantial. Meanwhile gilts made further headway. Closing middle prices of selected stocks not Including stamp auty were:
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    HAND-GRENADES WERE FROM INDONESIA, SAYS WEAPONS EXPERT
    439 20 Court told of cake- seller who led police party to arms cache near a mosque SINGAPORE, Thurs. THREE dismantled Sten guns with am- munition and 25 handgrenades, primed for ready use, were found I packed in an earthen j jug tmried near a
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    Official opening
    25 20 SINGAPORE, Thurs. a makan kechll was held /nark the official opening of _c Springdale Green Garde 1 a. Yio Chu Kang Road tonight.
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    Lock icon Struggle for first innings lead
    132 20 DERBY. TT.ur.v--A p«!r.«*«lrin« 60 by Eiil La wry held the Australian Innlnga together against Derbyshire here today as an lnlugsle developed for first innings wad. v ;oa the Australian! wm> 199 for four m reply t" Derby.«h.re» 314 lor five declared. Tea .stores in ot-her
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    DEATHS
    102 20 MOTHER OF R SATHASIVAM. Central Electricity Board Kuala Lumpur paSMi away peacefully on lU-6-64 at Kui.pilan. Jaffna. SHIRLEY ANNE MARY clnuKhtrr or Mr. and Mi.- H.-mv Sllv.i expired U.S.M. Knn.r.il i:\ii.64 Cortege Icavii lor Kntimah Chun n Brickfield* at 10 a.m. SINCARAM KASA BAI, (66 year»>, wife of Binitaram
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      446 20 MALAYSIAN AIRWAYS LIMITED ANNOUNCEMENT. Having regard to the desirability of maintaining good staff relationships and also of avoiding any further disruption of air services both internal and external, Malaysian Airways has agreed to hold further discussions with its Employees' Union, under the auspices of the Ministry of Labour. Hie Union,
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      82 20 Late CLASSIFIEDS: 20 words tlO (minimum) MR. ANO MRS. Lan Knk Xlii announo- Ihe engagement of Ihtlr rt.iii^hlrr Rita l'nli Lens P ..1 ih,- lilt I>r v. M. rang and Mn. G H. MllT'' ".'.•VI- ••'*.*»".;*.«_.-/.»V.V. *f .'•','*\'l t^^Y* v from Fiji to Pakistan Fresh, golden Tiger Beer is making
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      42 20 ||IGHEbT and lowest temperatures m Malaya am! Singapore for the per od 8 p.m. on Wednesday to 8 pm yeMirday: lligli<--,t I.onr^l Kuala Lumpur 90 75 Kota Bharu 90 75 Penang 90 75 Ipoh 91 73 Malacca 88 73 Singapore 88 75
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