The Straits Times, 18 June 1964

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    21 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 135,000 The Straits Times Hath** 1 Estd. 1845. THURSDAY. JUNE 18, 1964 15 CENTS KDN 731
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    National Language design contest for artists
    234 1 ARTISTS from all over Malaysia will compete for a $1,000 top prise in National Language design com pel it ion. sponsored by the Straits Times Group. The competition, which is expected to attract entries from leading artists in the country, is being held in
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    PULL-OUT ORDER
    783 1 Talks at 9.30 a.m. today THERE IS NO GIVING IN BY MALAYSIA ON THE CHECKPOINT QUESTION, SAYS TUN ABDUL RAZAK From FELIX ABISHEGANADEN TOKYO. Wednesday- PRESIDENT Soekarno today ordered Indonesian forces to withdraw from Sabah and Sarawak, and at the same time sanctioned establishment of checkpoints on the
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    Lock icon Another firm has nearly completed, 1,000-truck Jakarta shipments
    345 1 Another firm has nearly completed, 1,000-truck Jakarta shipments LONDON, Wad. A MERICAN-OWNED Chrysler International is in the final stage of completing the shipment from Britain of 1,000 heavy trucks ordered by Indonesia, a spokesman for the firm said here today. He added that already 900 of the f4ve-ton two-wheel-drive trucks
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    INDONESIA: OUR MEN WERE AMBUSHED ON THEIR WAY OUT IN BORNEO
    172 1 INDONESIA: OUR MEN WERE AMBUSHED ON THEIR WAY OUT IN BORNEO rpOKYO. Wed. Indo--1 nesia today threatened to take retaliatory measures against Malaysia for what it termed "the ambush" of Indonesian guerillas by M a I a j s i a n security forces. The Indonesian delegation to the IndonesiaMalaysia
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    Gap narrows
    26 1 LONDON. Wed.— Britain s trade gap the difference between imports and exports narrowed to £67 million in May. compared with £107 million in Auril.
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    Lock icon KING RECEIVES TOKYO'S KEY
    19 1 THE Yang dl-Pertuan Agong receiving the key to the City of Tokyo. UPI radio picture.
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    'BANZAI' GREETING FROM CHILDREN IN SCHOOL
    374 1  -  CHEW LOY KHOON From Straits Time.-, reporter With the »',oy;tl party. TOKYO. Wed. The ■■•Yang di Pertuan Agong and the Raja Permaisuri Agong had their first day of sightseeing in Tokyo today, the second day of their state visit to Japan. In 10 hours
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    Lock icon Burma-Thai talks
    18 1 BANGKOK, Wed. Burma and Thailand will begin talks on June 29 on "general border questions." —Reuter.
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    Lock icon Tribute to the carp
    102 1 LONDON. Wed. The Daily Telegraph yesterday paid tribute to 1...000 grass-eating carp imported from Hong Kong. The fish arrived in London by air on Monday and their job will be to eat weeds which are choking the Cavendish dock at Barrow-in-Fur-ness and thus ensure a smoother
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    EQUAL PAY FOR 20,000 WOMEN
    355 1 EQUAL PAY FOR 20,000 WOMEN KUALA LUMPUR. Wednesday. VIORE than 20.000 women Government servants 16.000 of them teachers are to receive the same pay as their male colleagues soon. The Government decision was conveyed to the president of- Federation Women Teachers' Union, Mrs. R. N. Bhupalan, and the secretary of
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    WEATHER TURNS BACK THAI TEAM NEAR BORDER
    615 1 WEATHER TURNS BACK THAI TEAM NEAR BORDER KUCHING. Wed. A threetaan Thai team, accompanied by two Malayan .security ol fleers. took off today to set up a checkpoint at Sarawak's border village of Tebedu. 35 mile* south of Kuchlnz. but their helicopter was forced back by bad weather. It m
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    STOP PRESS
    30 1 ITABBSD IN CHANGI (i,\N(i FIGHT SIMIU'ORE. Wed. Three CfctaMM youths were ■tabbed in Kane fi.ght at ti' m.s. Chaagl R»ad late to-nicht. One is in a M-riou-, condition.
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  • AFRO-ASIAN DESK
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      Lock icon Phouma cables Red chief: Let's meet outside
      350 2 Laos Premier suggests New Delhi, Rangoon or Zurich for talks VIENTIANE, Wed •JHE Laotian Premier. Prince Souvanna Phouma, has cabled Prince Souphanouvong, the proCommunist Pathet Lao leader, to meet him in a neutral foreign country to settle the crisis. Prince Souphanouvong, half-brother of
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      Lock icon NEW TALKS DEMAND BY SIHANOUK
      198 2 PARIS, Wednesday. pRINCE Norodom Sihanouk Cambodian Head of x State, announced in Grasse. French Riviera, yesterday he had again demanded an immediate conference of the Geneva powers to ensure respect for Cambodia's neutrality. The Prince, who Is undergoing a health cure at a clinic, said
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      Lock icon 250 hilled by freak storm in Pakistan
      67 2 HYDERABAD (West Pakistan), Wed—- More than 250 people perished in a freak storm of heavy rain and fierce winds that swept this region, flattening hundreds of houses, the Associated Press of Pakistan reported last night. About 135 people were killed in the Hyderabad
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      Lock icon Border talks set
      24 2 BANGKOK. Wrd.— The Foreitrn Ministry has announced border talks will be held hrre hetwern Thailand and Burma from June 29 -A.P.
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      65 Asian film stars on stage
      107 2 TAIPEH. Wed— Film actresses from seven Asian countries and territories were almost mobbed last night by screaming, pushing fans in the China Stadium where they made personal appearances In "AMan Night," sponsored by the 11th Asian Film Festival The 65 stars from Japan, the
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      Lock icon KHANH PLANS TO HAND OVER GOVT TO CIVILIANS, SAY PAPERS
      180 2 KHANH PLANS TO HAND OVER GOVT TO CIVILIANS, SAY PAPERS SAIGON, Wed— Several Saigon newspapers reported ypsterday that the Vietnamese Premier, Maj-Gen Nguyen Khanh (above) was preparing to hand over the Government to a civilian Prime Minister. At least two newspapers named the probable new Premier as Ambassador to London,
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      Lock icon Premier freezes Marshal Sarit's millions
      153 2 Premier freezes Marshal Sarit's millions BANGKOK, Wed.— The US$l4O million estate of the late Thai Premier, Marshal Sarit Thanarat. was frozen by Premier Thanom Xi 1 1 i k achorn k Radio Thailand announced last night. Gen. Thanom's action was unanimously approved by his Cabinet yesterday. Approved The Premier Invoked
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      Lock icon NERVE GAS FEAR IN JAPAN'S QUAKE CITY
      301 2 NERVE GAS FEAR IN JAPAN'S QUAKE CITY TOKYO. W«d. \jASSIVE air and ground relief operations were under way this morning in the snattered city of Niigata and other areas of Northern Japan devastated by the earthquake which killed 24 people. Police disaster headquarters here said this morning the "appalling toll"
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      Lock icon New US envoy for Cambodia
      57 2 WASHINGTON, Wed. President Johnson announced yesterday he will nominate Mr. Randolph Appleton Kidder, a Foreign Service officer since 1938, to be Ambassador to the Kingdom of Cambodia. Mr. Kidder will replace Mr Philip D Sprouse who will be reassigned. Mr. Kidder has held posts In
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      Lock icon Peking gives a big loan
      64 2 PEKING. Wed. China has granted the United Republic of Tanganyika and Zanzibar an in-wrest-fiee loan of about £15 million usually well-iniormed sources said here today. The sources said this was one of the main provisions of an economic and technical co-operation agreement signed here last
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      Lock icon Verwoerd rejects clemency pleas
      191 2 /CAPETOWN, Wed. Dr. \j Hendrlk Verwoerd, the Prime Minister, yesterday, rejected overseas appeals for clemency for Nelson Mandela and seven other men sentenced to life imprisonment for sabotage and plotting to overthrow thi> Government by force Dr. Verwoerd told Parliament: "South Africa will not submit to
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      Lock icon Lords told: Lorries for Indonesia can't be stopped
      299 2 1 ONDON, Wed. Lord J Carringtor,, British Deputy Foreign Minister, said here yesterday that the export of any trucks and bus chassis to Indonesia from Britain was rot subject to export licensing. He had been asked In the House of Lords about
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      Lock icon 434,000 cross into India
      45 2 NEW DELHI. Wed.— More than 434.000 refugees have fled East Pakistan inu. West Bengal, Assam and Trlpura. the Government said. The influx, which started In January, was triggpred by antiHindu attacks in East Pakistan. Thousands of Muslims are leaving India— AP
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      Register decree
      28 2 JAKARTA. Wed.— All political parties in Indonesia must register their financial status, membership and possessions with the* government before June 30. it was decreed here.— UPl.
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      A surprise statement by Butler of plan to visit Nik
      378 3 LONDON, Wednesday. ]y|R. R. A. BUTLER, British Foreign Secretary, announced yesterday that he would visit Moscow after Parliament broke up for its summer holiday next month. Mr. Butler, who became Foreign Secretary last October, made this surprise announcement while opening
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      Lock icon Britain to pull out from Cyprus
      122 3 Britain to pull out from Cyprus LONDON, Wed. Ma-jor-General Mike Carver, British deputy commander of the United Nations forc e in Cyprus, and his 300-strong Third Division headquarters staff mainstay of the IN Cyprus operation are to return to shortly, the Defence Ministry said today. A spokesman said the move
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      Lock icon West Germany tells the Bolshoi Ballet: Get out
      128 3 West Germany tells the Bolshoi Ballet: Get out I>ONN, Wed.-The West German Government yesterday ordered the Bolshoi Ballet to leave the country for failing to keep a promise to appear in West Berlin The Interior Ministry announced It had withdrawn visas Issued to members of the troupe after verbal Soviet
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      Lock icon Lightning kills 12
      34 3 ATHENS. Wed.— Three people were killed by lightning during electrical storms in northern Greece yesterday This brought the death toll from lightning in Greece in the past week to 12. AP.
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      Two stole handcuffs from policeman
      135 3 MCE. Wed. A young Australian and his American companion were sentenced to three months' jail terms yesterday for stealinc the handcuffs from the policeman who was arresting them.. "We were a little drunk.' explained Australian cub reporter, Andrew H. Thomson. 21. of Melbourne as he
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      Lock icon CAREERS CLASH-SO THEY SEPARATE Caron sued for divorce: Actor is named
      193 3 CAREERS CLASH-SO THEY SEPARATE Caron sued for divorce: Actor is named I ONDON, Wed.—HollylJ wood actor Warren Beatty is being cited as co-respondent in a divorce suit being brought against French star Leslie Caron, legal sources said yesterday. The sources said 32-year-old Miss Caron Is being sued by her husband.
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      Lock icon Day return trips to US by 1970
      85 3 LONDON Weo— Britain s Aviation Mimstei Mr Julian Ainerv. said ociav thai return trios ber.veen Europe and North Am<*rica .would become a renular teature ol business life when supersonic airliners arp introduced In the 1970s In an article in the journal of the
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      Lock icon DIFFERENCE BETWEEN STALIN AND I—BY NIKITA
      253 3 DIFFERENCE BETWEEN STALIN AND I— BY NIKITA /COPENHAGEN. Wed. x Mr. Khrushchev contrasted his own actions with those of Stalin in a speach at a Danish Government reception a few hours after his arrival here yesterday on an 18-day tour of Scandinavia. If Stalin had lived during the recent droughts,
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      Lock icon Goldwater now has enough pledges for nomination
      160 3 Goldwater now has enough pledges for nomination T)ALLAS, (Texas), Wed. Texas Republicans gave Senator Barry Goldwater 56 delegate votes yesterday, raising his total, according to a survey, to more than enough to win the Repub 1 i can presidential nomination if he can hold them. The action boosted Mr. Goldwater's
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      Lock icon Standstill at Morris works
      55 3 OXFORD. (England), Wed. Production was at a standstill at the big Morris car works at Cowley near here yesterday, as 8.500 men were sent home because men in the Dispatch Department have started working to rule over a pay dispute They want more money because their
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      Lock icon 6 missing in lake
      43 3 NEW ORLEANS. (Louisiana). Wed. At least six people were missing yesterday after a bus plunged into Lake Ponchartrain. off a section of a causeway that had been severed shortly before by a barge, the US Coast Guard reported. Reuter.
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      Lock icon New telecoms developments can speed the spread of news, conference told
      396 3 New telecoms developments can speed the spread of news, conference told LONDON, Wed. I\HE Common wealth Press Union, at its annual conference here yesterday, unanimously approved a proposal that it should sponsor the formation of an international Press i c 1 c communications committee The proposed committee, delegates were told
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      47 3 Give Gifts of PEWTER WARE f lli to Remember Sunny /J Malaysia ft, This Pewter vase from Selangor of J 95 Straits Refined tin —is just Wm one of hundreds of items of 4rj|% Selangor Pewter wore we hove at. 108, ORCHARD RD., ALSO AT RAFFLES HOTEL
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    The court's ruling on retirement benefits
    402 4 SINGAPORE, Wad. THE Second Industrial Arbitration Court today ruled that employees of Fraser and Neave (S) Ltd., and Lion (M) Ltd., who were members of the companies' Junior Staff Provident Fund from the commencement of their service, should receive no further award of any
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    RETAINED STOLEN CAR: MAN GETS 6 MONTHS
    133 4 RETAINED STOLEN CAR: MAN GETS 6 MONTHS SINGAPORE, Wed. A village car workshop manager, Low Goh Hock, who was charged with dishonestly retaining a stolen car, claimed in a district court today that the car was in fact his "lawfully pur chased" property. The Judge. Mr. S.R. Chapkhana. rejected Lows
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    Family planning
    38 4 SINGAPORE. Wed— There will be a talk In Hokklen and Malay on family planning and two film shows '"I*oo Late" and "Story of Two Families" at the Hungyeang Village community centre on Saturday at 7 p.m.
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    Parents' Day
    41 4 SINGAPORE. Wed.— The Minister for Social Affairs, Inche Othman Wok, will be present at the first Parents' Day celebrations for children's centres and creches at the Kreta Ayer Children's Centre and Creche on Saturday from 2 p.m. 6 p.m.
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    SHOP OWNER DENIES HE ASKED FOR REWARD
    343 4 SINGAPORE, Wed A MEDICINE shop A proprietor, Ngeow Joo Chong, denied in the High Court today having asked the winner of a first prize in the Singapore Turf Club big sweep last year for coffee money or a reward at any time. Ngeow
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    A collective pact: Accord reached on most points
    141 4 SINGAPORE, Wed. Most of the proposals for a collective agreement between the Singapore Manual and Mercantile Workers Union and Harrisons and Crosfield <S) Ltd., had been agreed upon, the Industrial Arbitration Court was told this morning. Only a few items remained outstanding,
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    DISMISSAL ROW: SMMWU'S CONTENTION IN COURT
    145 4 SINGAPORE, Wed.— The Singapore Manual and Mercantile Workers' Union today alleged in the Second Industrial Arbitration Court that the dismissal of several employees by Grant Advertising Inc., in October last year was part of the company's plan to defeat the union in its claim
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    Stop work by 700
    104 4 SINGAPORE. Wed. Some 700 workmen at the Mackenzie Road and MacPherson Road Depots of the Singapore Traction Company, who are members of the STC Employees' Union, will stop work to attend a protest meeting at 4 p.m. tomorrow. The meeting, to be held at the union
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    Tailors' dinner
    23 4 BINOAPORE, Wed.— The Hean Yuen Merchant Tailors Association will hold a dinner at the Lai Wan Restaurant at 7.30 p.m. tomorrow.
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      425 4 IN AND OUT BY AIR THE following is today' J schedule ways From London, Istanbul, of evil aircraft movements at Bombay <rXJ 334) 6.10 a.m. Paya Lebar airport. Singapore: DCPARTURIt ARRIVALS BOAC: To Darwin. Sydney (BA BOAC From London, Prank- 700) 7.30 p.m. to Rangoon, New furt. Zurich, Beirut, Karachi
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    Found after big search: Men out catching crabs...
    266 5 m:uciw7r.r< ».v« uakeus roues boat mus n n&utqt Reports of armed 'stranger*' < YESTERDAY'S HEADLINE ALOR STAR, Wednesday. J^EDAH police said today that the 20 "armed and uniformed strangers" reported .to have been seen on Monday in two coastal villages near Alor
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    TUITION IN MALAY TO RAF POLICE STUDENTS
    122 5 TUITION IN MALAY TO RAF POLICE STUDENTS SINGAPORE, Wed. The Kar East Air Foire for the first time gave instruction in Malay to students attending a Royal Air Force police auxiliary advanced training course at RAF Changi. The course was attended by 17 sergeants and corporals, many of whom have
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    Director moves
    43 5 SUNOEI PATANI. Wed. The Rev. Bro. Lawrence, for many years director of St. Joseph's Institution. Singapore, has been seconded to the Ceylon province of the Brothers of the Christian Schools to assist in establishing a brothers' school in Tuticorin. South Indhi
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    Stephens' happiest job
    77 5 TESSELTON, Wed. Dato Donald Stephens. Chief Minister oi Sahib, said here that the days he spent as a teacher had been one, of the "happiest in my life" and many times in recent weeks ho had been won- dering why he did not I stick to it.
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    Bid to ban Muslim girls from swimsuit -Dontests—
    154 5 Bid to ban Muslim girls from swimsuit -Dontests— DENANG, Wed. A 1 motion calling for a ban on the public appearance of Muslim girls in swimsuits will be considered by the State Religious Council next week. The ban will be proposed by the Speaker of the State Assembly. Haji Suleiman
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    102 5 JESSELTON. Wed.— A team led by Malaysia's Principal Establishment Officer Tengku Muhammed, arrived here today from Kuala Lumpur to hold a meeting with heads of Federal departments here. Tengku Muhammed said the team would re-examine the conditions of the Federal establishment in Sabah.
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    Envoy's talk
    43 5 SINGAPORE. Wed. The German Consul-General. Mr. Detiev Scheel. will speak on "the Federal Republic of West Germany.' in one of a series of lectures on "Germany today." at the University of Singapore's new lecture theatre No. 3 tomorrow at 7 pjn.
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    A Thai judge for Malaysia photography contest
    121 5 A Thai judge for Malaysia photography contest CINGAPORE. Wed A leading Thai photographer will be among the panel of judges at the second Malaysia International Salon of Photography to be. held at the Shell Theatrette in Kuala Lumpur on July 4 and V He is Mr. I.im Lip (above), an
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    Retreaded tyres from Singapore dutiable
    234 5 Retreaded tyres from Singapore dutiable KUALA LUMPUR, 1V Wed. Retreaded tyres are dutiable, the Controller of Customs. Inche Abdul Rahman bin Ariffln said today. Asked to comment on a 'complaint by a Singaporean that he .was asked to pay $9 duty on a retreaded tyre at the Johore Bahru customs
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    BID TO END SOFT DRINKS BOYCOTT BY COFFEESHOPS
    200 5 SINGAPORE. Wad A PRELIMINARY attempt has been made to set- tie the six-month-old boycott of the products of 11 members of the Singapore Soft Drink Manufacturers' Association by coffeeshop proprietors. Representatives from both parties met for seven hours yesterday at the -Kheng
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    Japanese firms offer to negotiate if union stops 'threatening'
    314 5 Japanese firms offer to negotiate if union stops 'threatening' KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. Japanese firms here involved in the 18-month-old dispute with the National Union, of Commercial Workers over the question of recognition of the union today offered to reopen negotiations if the union called oft its "threatening attitude." At a
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    Wife killed in row over giving a man cakes
    145 5 TAWAU. Wed. A man was more interested in a woman's cakes than her feminine charms. But her husband. YuMip bin Tangfca. a Bunis. alleged that the man. Duliah. had been intimate with his wife. Pasah. on the night of .March 4
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    WIDOW OF EU TONG SEN DIES
    98 6 WIDOW OF EU TONG SEN DIES IPOH, Wed. Madam 1 Cheong Soon Nooi, 84. a widow of the multimillionaire pioneer Peralc tin miner and philanthropist, the late Mr. Eu Tong Sen, died at her home in Kampar, 24 miles from here, yesterday evening. She leaves many children, grandchildren, and greatgrandchildren,
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    Johore police transfers
    69 6 JOHORE BAHRU. Wed. The Johore Bahru OCPD, Acting Deputy Superintendent S. Paul Raj, has been transferred to Johore Police headquarters as Deputy Offlcer-ln-Chaire. Criminal Investigations. Johore. Mr. Raj will take over from acting DSP Zalnal Abldln bin Hajl Masod, who has beer, transferred to Kulal as OCPD.
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    Man with $347,000 debt: 'Wife, I had 12 bank accounts'
    505 6 Brother one of Kuala Lumpur lawyer's 24 creditors A LAWYER, P. W. Au-Yong, with liabilities totalling $347,500, told a public examination in the High Court today that he and his wife operated a total of 12 bank accounts, two of
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    GRANTS TO TOWN COUNCILS IN JOHORE
    130 6 GRANTS TO TOWN COUNCILS IN JOHORE itfUAR Wed.— The So--ITI cialist Front dominated Kluang Town Council and the coali-tion-ruled Batu Pahat town council are allocated the highest votes for general development in Johore this year. The State local government committee has allocated $237,435 lor general development to the six town
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    Minister will open photo exhibition
    105 6 SINGAPORE. Wed. Mr. S Rajaratnam. the Minister for Culture, will open the th:rd international pictorial photography exhibition of Singapore at the National Library lecture hall on Saturday ai 6 p.m. A photo contest. Jointly sponsored by Tithes Dental and Photo Supply Ltd. and the South-Easi
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    Boy, aged one, among the new cholera suspects
    215 6 Boy, aged one, among the new cholera suspects KUANTAN, Wed. Four more cholera suspects, including a one-year-old boy, Mohamed Suflan bin Mohamed Ali from Paya Bungor. were admitted into the General Hospital here last night. The other three Minah binte Hassan, 52, and Tipah binte Omar. 19. of Paya Bungor.
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    100 6 Malaysian trade mission in Sweden STOCKHOLM, Wed. A trade delegation from Malaysia today discussed possibilities of Increasing Swedish-Malaysian trade with the Swedish Trade Minister, Mr. Qunnar Lange, a spokesman for the Swedish Export Association said here. The delegates, Invited to Sweden by the Export Association are later to visit, leading
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    Civil Defence Club officials
    49 6 PENANG. Wed. Mr. Teoh Chool Hor has been re-elected president i>;" the Penang Civil Defence Club. The vice-presidents are Messrs. H. J. Peterson, Yeoh Cheang Wah. Babe bin Suleiman and Liew Tien Chee, Mr. Goon Heng Siak is secretary and Mr. Oh Khye Horlc. treasurer.
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    MUSEUM CURATORS ON EXPEDITION TO COLLECT MOLLUSCS
    289 6 MUSEUM CURATORS ON EXPEDITION TO COLLECT MOLLUSCS 4 TEAM comprising two divers with aqualungs, an underwater photographer and two artists, led by a well-known shell collector, Mr. A. T. Johnson, are now collecting corals, shells ar.d other marine specimens off the Kelantan coast for the National Museum. Mr. Arne S.
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    'Up to the Malays to impress others to learn language'
    453 6 'Up to the Malays to impress others to learn language' rUALA LUMPUR, Wed.— A Professor of Indonesian and Malay Languages and Literature today said that it was up to the Malays themselves to impress upon others that the Malay language is worthwhile learning to make it competent as an official
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    200 film reels destroyed in studio fire
    77 6 SINQAPORK. Wed— Two hundred reels of 15-year-old Chlneai films were destroyed In ft 30--mlnute fire at about lam. today at the Shaw Brothers' film studio In Jftlan Ampu, off Dftlwtier Road. The films were stored In a small film vault which suffered llttta
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    Ipoh to learn Singapore know-how
    179 6 IPOH. Wed— A nine-man delegation from the Ipoh Municipality will leave for Singapore next week to study aspects of municipal administration there. The delegation which will be led by Mr. D. R. Seeniva&agam. secretary-general of the People's Progressive Party, which controls the Municipal Council. will
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    Education conditions 'still not ideal' in Malaysia
    427 7 AMINUDDIN AGAINST DIFFERENT SCHOOLS SYSTEMS KIALA LUMPUR, Wednesday. 'jMIK Chief Education Adviser, Inche Aminuddin bin Baki, said today that education conditions in Malaysia was "still not ideal/ Ir/.he Aminuddin, who was addressing members of the Kuala Lumpur Rotary Club at their Wednesday lunch,
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    'GOOD LUCK' TORTOISE CAUGHT IN VILLAGE
    114 7 pENANG, Wed— A whit* tortoiM- described as i uimkl luck" omen has linn captured in Bayan Lepas, about 11 miles from the city. The tortoise is about one foot long. Its shell. hi .id and legs are all white in colour. It has pinkish
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    Society elects
    52 7 PENANG, Wed. Miss We* Poh Neoh was elected president of the S:. Georges Girls School Society at its annual meeting. The vice-president Is Mrs. Lee Hong Teik. secret :iry. Miss Tan Sirw Tuan. and treasurer. Mrs. Chrah Enij Horns. Three .sub-committees for welfare, social and stwrts activities were
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    VISITORS AT FOOD STALL ATTACKED BY MOB
    173 7 OENANG, Wed. Two 1 visitors from Hong Kong were assaulted by about 30 men near some food stalls at Kampong Malabar early this morning. Trie mob attacked the visitors with glasses, stones and empty bottles alter one of them Mr. E. H. Shouster.
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    Mentri Besar of Pahang to go on tour
    86 7 KUANTAN, Wed. The Mentri Be.su r of- Pahang. Oato Yahya bin Han Mohamed Seh. will make a four-day official visit to Kuala LipLs District from Thursday. He will speak to the people at the community centre at Pudu and will open two
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    Goldsmith tells court how he was robbed of $27,000 gems
    334 7 Goldsmith tells court how he was robbed of $27,000 gems KUALA LUMPUR, Wed A GOLDSMITH'S shop proprietor told a magis- trate's court here today how four youths, three of them armed with pistols held him and three others up and escaped with jewellery worth $27,107. I Lam Keng Yeaw. of
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    APEX PIGLETS SCHEME
    96 7 MALACCA Wed The I service director of the Apex Club here. Mr Sam Quee Chong. said today that the Ingham Club of North Queensland has raised $1,600 to help his club implement a piglets scheme here. Mr Sam said that the scheme drawn un by the j
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    Indonesian Chinese immigrants give up in Sabah
    123 7 Indonesian Chinese immigrants give up in Sabah lESSELTON, Wed. More and more illegal Indonesian Chinese immigrants are giving themselves up and appealing to the Government to let them stay in Sabah. Hundreds of Indonesian Chinese have in the past tried to enter Sabah ille^ gaily most of whom have been
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    Sir Kenneth due today
    52 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed.— The director of the Commonwealth Institute in London. Sir Kenneth Bradley, will arrive here tomorrow for a 10-day visit. Sir Kenneth will meet local leaders and visit the East Coast. He will also give a lecture to the Malayan branch of the Royal
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    COIN HAS 2 HEADS OF A QUEEN '
    199 7 COIN HAS 2 HEADS OF A QUEEN IPOH, Wed.— A clerk in--1 terpreter attached to the Traffic Branch here. Mr. K. S. Balan has a freak 10-cent coin which has an Imprint of Queen Elizabeth's head on both sides. The coin shows the Queen's head correctly on one side but
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    Decisioa on Friday
    42 7 SINGAPORE. Wed. The Second Industrial Arbitration Court will give its award in the dispute between the Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation and the Singapore Bank Employees' Union relating to the dismissal of three employees, on Friday at 2.30 p.m.
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    Sambanthan at party to Indian actor
    93 8 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Ttlf Minister for Works. Posts and Telecommunications. Dato V. T Samba ii than, today auendrd a tea-party for a visiting Indian film actor. Mr. A. Nageswara Rao. ifiri his wife at the Eastern Hotel nere. Mr. Rao who has just returned
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    The last farewell to Trooper Choy...
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    BURIAL OF MALAYSIAN SOLDIER KILLED IN SARAWAK AMBUSH
    316 8 IPOH. Wednesday AN orphaned boy who Joined the Malaysian Armed Forces two years ago died for his country during an engagement with Indonesian guerillas in the Sarawak Jungles last Sunday. This morning his funeral was held here with full military honours. The
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    Mining pool tragedy-one more body found
    89 8 KUALA LUMPUR Wed. Another body was recovered this morning from tne disused mining; pool in Kampong Pandan, where the body of a Singapore boy. Urn Soon Chin, 17, was found yesterday. It has been identified a s that of K. Munlandy. 12, who was
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    Bad exposure: fined $100
    52 8 SINGAPORE. Wed. Aziz bin Mat. 23. was today fined $100 or < one month's jail in a nuni^.ra'-es 1 court for ••wilfully exposing to view 10 copies of obscene pictures." Aziz was arrested yesterday at a coffee stall near the junction of Tanjong Katong Road and
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    Schoolboy in lottery case on probation
    127 8 Schoolboy in lottery case on probation CINGAPORE, Wed. A schoolboy was today placed on a year'i probation by a magistrate's court for assisting in carrying on a public lottery. The Magistrate, Mr. Khoo Hin Hlong, told Tan Kwtm Klew. 16. that he did not wish to convict him as his
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    13 in Naval Base get awards
    177 8 CINGAPORE. Wed— ThirJ teen employees of the Naval Base here were yesterday presented with good service testimonials by Commodore R. C. Paige, Commodore Superintendent of H.M. Dockyard, at a ceremony In the base. Heading the list was Mr. Chua Beng Hong, 59, who has
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    The first Dunkirk 155 years ago
    1725 9 The first Dunkirk 155 years ago /straits Times SPECIAL J FEATURE I Corunna retreat cost 5 000 British lives IN the first January days of 1809 n demoralised, starving and frozen British army dragged its way painfully over Ihe nigh passes of the Galtcian mountains in north western Spain. Lashed
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    DEATH
    37 10 1» eVerris tit < Minimum! MR. JOSEPH Tay Slang Kirn passed sway peacefully on lft-6-«4. Cortsce will leave 207 East Coast Road on l«-*-o4 for Church of the Holy Family at 4no p.ro and thence to Bldadaii.
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
    75 10 It Wvrdt tit (Minimum) THE FAMILY OF the late Mr Cbsa Tak Hung, sincerely thanks all relatives and friends for their messages of eondoUneea, wreaths, donations and attendance at the funeral on 16-S-S4 MRS. c. K. PRABNA thanks the ninwtore of Qathrle Agencies' (M) I4d Proprietor of One; Chew
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    IN MEMORIAM
    32 10 U Wards tit t Minimum) IN LOVING MEMORY of Mr. K Subramanlam M.B V. who passed away on IH-A -.IK (ione but not forgotten by h-« beloved wife and children
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      Tactics Of Confusion
      641 10 Whatever else the Tokyo summit moves produce, Malaysia will have gained a forceful lesson in Soekarno's tacj tics. If this lesson is properly learned we shall be able to ideal with Indonesia much more effectively in future. Particularly will it teach us how to deliver our case
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      Equal Pay
      364 10 The announcement that the Government has decided to i grant its women employees pay rates equal to those of men brings to a successful conclusion four years of campaigning by the Women I Teachers' Union. The issue was virtually decided two months ago, when the Government promised the
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      Ragging
      196 10 In a letter published elsewhere on this page the President of the University of Malaya Students' Union sets out to clarify his organisation's attitude to ragging, which he says is neither prevalent nor serious at the university. There is, however, a considerable amount of "teasing," not all in a
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    The key in De Gaulle's pocket
    482 10  -  Louis B. Fleming by OTHE widening split A in the Communist camp appears to have put the Soviet Union on* the side of Britain, France and the United States in a campaign to isolate Communist China. The Immediate goal for this curious and contradictory
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      374 10 Students 5 union replies I REFER to the Sunday Times leader of June 14, and would like to make the following clarifications on behalf of the University of Malaya Students' Union. The students' union has categorically stated that it will not tolerate any acts calculated to cause physical harm or
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    Egypt's blueprint Tomorrow
    997 10  - Egypt's blueprint Tomorrow RANZE FAYED NASSER HAS GIVEN HIS PEOPLE AN EXCITING CHALLENGE AND A GREAT PLAN- by FOREIGN tourists in booming Cairo on their way to the night spots can now see a sight which would not have been in evidence a few years ago—nightshift workers on the-r way
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    SUGAR QUOTA CAUSES 'EXCITED BUYING'
    207 11 SUGAR QUOTA CAUSES 'EXCITED BUYING' SINGAPORE, Wed. The announcement of the Central Government's policy to restrict the import of sugar trom all countries has caused a lively reaction In the Singapore sugar market. Sugar merchants here report that since the announcement last week, Singapore's sugar stocks have sunk to a
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    $800 fine ii samsu case
    61 11 $800 fine ii samsu case SINGAPORE, Wed.— Soon Ah Loy. 66. was today fined $800 In a magistrate's court for unlawful possession of more than 16 gallons of dutiable samsu. 10 gallon.* of fermented mesh and a still used for distilling liquor. Soon, who pleaded RUtlty, was arrested in a
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    Jail, rotan for trying to extort
    105 11 PENANG. Wed. Lre Yoke Seng, alias Peng Knit Chat, was today sentenced to one year's jail and five strokes of the rotan for attempting to extort 536 from a stall holder on May 8 this year. Lee aged 20 and unemployed, pleaded guilty to
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    Peddler loses briefcase
    78 11 PENANG, Wed.— Penang police are looking for a man who is reported to have escaped with a briefcase containing $1,000 worth of medicines, ten jade and some "very Important documents" yesterday afternoon. A medicine peddler. Inche Yusof All. 36. of U!u Temlang. Seremban. said he was walking
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    Alsagoff trustee wrangle
    589 11 SINGAPORE. Wed Main beneficiary and trustee say: We intend to sell, it would be too expensive to develop the area ourselves r ptiE main beneficiary of the Alsagoff estate, Miss Khadiga Abdullah Alsagoff, and one of the trustees, Dato Syed Ahmad bin JVlohamed Alsagoff, today insisted that
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    Death under a lorry
    73 11 SINGAPORE, Wed A 50-year old P.W.I), labourer, Raman Ambiah, was killed this morning when be was ran over twice by a lorry near a granite quarry at the 994 mile. Bokit Panjanf Road. Police said Ambiah. who was sitting behind the rear wheel of the stationary
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    Polls—and the man who had to give up W.D. job
    371 11 Polls— and the man who had to give up W.D. job TOWN COUNCIL MEMBER'S LONE CAMPAIGN TnAIPING, Wed. Mr. A N. M. Krishnan, 35, leader of the United Fronit which controls the Taiping Town Council, has launched a lone battle to establish that employment as a civilian in the British
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    Court told boy (14) stole record player
    122 11 Court told boy (14) stole record player SINGAPORE, Wed.— A magistrate was yesterday told of a 14-year-old boy, who could lead the police to the recovery of stolen goods. Senior Inspector T. S. Zaln told Mr. Khoo Hin Hiong, the magistrate: "The boy la believed to be Involved Id a
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    Ranger recruits
    28 11 TAWAD. Wed. Major J. J Plain, recruiting officer for the 2nd Bn. Malaysian Ranger, aald that h« bad received encouraging reapooM to the drive tor recruit*.,
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    COL. UNGKU NASARUDDIN TO BECOME CHIEF OF STAFF
    258 11 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Col. Ungku Nasaruddin bin Ungku Mohamed, Deputy Commandant of the Singapore Mil i t ary Forces, is to be appointed Chief of Staff, Ministry of Defence, it was learned today. He will succeed Coi A.O Heywood, who la due
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    An Assembly question is withdrawn
    98 11 SINGAPORE. Wed.— A question submitted by Mr Chla Thye Poh (Bariyan Sosialisi to the legislative Assembly for answer by gie Minister for Finance. Dr. Ooh Keng Swee- has been withdrawn by Mr Chia. His que&non was tor details of the number of unemployed workers who
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    Annual meeting
    24 11 PENANO. Wed.— The first annual meeting of the Assistant Nurses' Union will be held at the Kullm Hospital Recreation Club on Friday.
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    Man who stole fowls once too often
    106 11 Man who stole fowls once too often SINGAPORE, Wed. A man, who stole a total of 30 fowls on three occasions from a farmer, was arrested at 2 a.m. yesterday when he tried to steal a fourth time, a magistrate's court was told today. Senior Inspector I S. Zain said
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    That 'no' to teachers' protest march: NTUC warns 'officialdom'
    198 11 That 'no' to teachers' protest march: NTUC warns 'officialdom' p| SINGAPORE. W«d hthe Singapore Trades Union Congress today said it viewed with "grave concern" the refusal of the authorities to issue a permit to the Singapore Teachers' Union to conduct a "perfectly legitimate and peaceful" march as a protest against
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    Alliance in Sabah: New members on 'racial basis'
    178 11 JESSELTON, Wed. Dato Khoo Siak Chlew, chairman of tha Sabah National Alliance Party, said that the native political parties would not be allowed to recruit new Chinese members and similarly the SNAP will not take on any new native members into their
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    $11,000 gift for Mentri Besar
    62 12 JOHORE BAHRU. Wed. A Bill which approved the ex-graria payment of 511.275 for the Johore Mentri Besar. Dato Ha.ti Hassan bin Yunos. was passed througn all stages in tlir Johore Leeislative Assembly. The ex-ttratia D;<vment us to t# made to Dato Kan Hassan ;n recognition
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    Had undesirable books—jailed
    53 12 Had undesirable books jailed SINGAPORE. Wea. 8. M. 8. Abdul Kareem pleaded guilty in a magistrate court to a charge of unlawful possession of 15 copies of "Monarch books.' publications prohibited under the Underslrable Publications Ordinance. FjHreein. who had a previous conviction for a similar offence. I was tailed for
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    They seek our shores by hook or by crook
    294 12 Confrontation brings more people to Malaysia PENAXG, Wednesday. ILLEGAL entries of immigrants have increased considerably since the start of Indonesian confrontation. "Many came through Singapore from the Rhio Islands," a spokesman for the Malaysian Immigration headquarters here told a Press conference
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    STEPHENS PAYS TRIBUTE TO SABAH FILIPINOS
    165 12 lESSELTON, Wed. Sabah's Chief Minister, Dato Donald Stephens, has paid warm tribute to the Filipinos here for their contribution to the welfare of the state. Speaking at the Filipino Independence Day celebrations, Dato Stephens, said that Filipinos had bee.i n Sabah for a long
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    Sabah women form co-op
    61 12 JESSELTON, Wed. Sixty Kadasan women In Penampang. six miles from here formed a cooperative society the first to be formed by women In Sabah. Datin June Stephens, national president of the UNKOs women's section, congratulated the members of the Koonduan Puluduk Co-operative Society Ltd. on their
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    Kampong thanks deity with $300 ; joss-stick
    194 12 Kampong thanks deity with $300 joss-stick PENANG. Wed. A giant joss-stick costing $300 was lit at 12.45 a.m. today in West Jelutong as thanks giving for a deity's blessing on the residents. Over one thousand people watched as a temple official scaled a temporary scaffold to light the joss stick
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    To attend US talks on blind
    82 12 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. The president of the Selangor Society for the Blind. Mr. Lee Ah Kow, will leave for the United States on Saturday to attend the 25th convention of the American Federation of the Blind which will be held in Arizona. Mr. Lee
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    TWO BULWARKS AGAINST THE REDS—BY AN AMBASSADOR
    222 12 TWO BULWARKS AGAINST THE REDS— BY AN AMBASSADOR KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. VIALAYSIA and West Germany are both bulwarks against Communism, the West German Ambassador, Dr. li. Boehling. said here tonight. He was spealcing in a radio interview on the occasion of "German Unity Day." which commemorates the day U years
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    Courage of Kalabakan defenders honoured by police
    227 12 IESSELTON. Wed. Three police defenders of Kalahakan, attacked by armed Indonesian terrorists on Dec. 25 were among those who received commendaticr.s lor outstanding courage and devotion to duty from the Commissioner of Police. Mr. Donald Matheson, in Tawau. Mr. Matheson presented th« commendations
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    $4,210 jewel theft
    30 12 SINGAPORE. Wed. Thieve broke into the home of Mr. K.IL Song, in Chiltern Drive, yesterday afternoon and stole worth $4,210. The house wu empty at the time.
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    Commerce chambers to fete three ministers
    113 12 gINUAPOKL, Wed. Tht four chambers of commerce here and the Singapore Manufacturers' Association will give a dinner on June 25 In honour of three Malaysian ministers Deputy Prime Minister. Tun Abdul Razak, Finance Minister, Mr. Tan Slew Sin, and Minister of Commerce and Industry.
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    Possession of opium charge
    66 12 SINGAPORE. Wed. Loh Ah Kaw. 21. pieaded guilty v in a magistrates court to a charge of unlawful possession of 1351 b of raw opium in a car along Duneran Road at 1 50 pm yesterday Another man. Yeoh Kirn Guan. 28. Jointly charged with Loii.
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    To open L-room
    33 12 JOHORE BAHRU. Wed. The Mentri Besar of Johore. Dato Hail Hassan bin Haji Yunos. will open the official "Operation Language" room at the government building at 3 p.m. on Sunday.
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    MIDNIGHT RAIDS ON GANGLAND: 4 HELD
    126 12 SINGAPORE. Wednesday. rvETECTIVES arrested four suspected gangsters la two midnight raids on gangland hideouts yesterday. In the first raid on a hut in Lorong 6, Geylang, they detained a "fighter" of ths HI Lok San secret society of the 108 Group, and also detained
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    Simple jobs made easy in the house
    566 13  - Simple jobs made easy in the house JF there is something in the house tluit needs a little patching up you can hardly #ct the man in the house to fix it and even if he does get on with the job it would be after some "nagging" (as they
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    IN LINE WITH BEAUTY— AND NO WRINKLES
    217 13 THK search for beauty continues and women are forever on the look out for aids that go to make a pretty face. For women who worry about wrinkles or crowsfeet here's something that will help solve the problem. The before-and -after pictures on
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    Women's universities increase in Japan
    153 13 HPHERE is a conspicuous increase in women's universities in Japan. A total of 17 universities for women were established within the past four years, bringing the total up to 54 schools, or approximately 20 per cent of the total number of universities Id the country.
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      294 13 Straits Times Crossword B^^^ I Hh aal ACROSS over fltty (5). 7. Quit without tt very obvious- 11. Get its stars organised by ly against going? That Is the makers of master plans (11) question! (5). 13. Many returned pointlessly set 8. Brown, towards the end. Join* nn offer of
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      809 14 (Continued from Page 10) SITUATIONS VACANT W lt,,r<f. fS (Mm.)— Box SB ct*. rxtrm WANTED CARPENTER or Bricklayer for some repairs. Apply Dr. Goot ■31 Buklt Timab Road, B'pore. GRADE II Tapping Conductor with Mresser's qualification for Katate Selaaaai MI' IK. A. Rates. Box A4Oll 8.1 X.L EUROPEAN TRAVEL AGENCY
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      1115 14 SITUATIONS VACANT I Ward* *i i Mitt.)— Box SB ct*. txtrm' APPLICATIONS ARE INVITED tor i«i"t of Assistant Matron at British Army "Slim" School. Cameron Hi^hThe post is residential, and is for one term only from approximately 10 September 20 December 19b4. Previous experience in similar capacity is necessary. The
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      866 14 HOUSES LAND FOR SALK Word* SS iMiH.)—Box il ct*. txtrm SEA-FRONI LUXURIOUS Plats tui sale 230.000 square feet garden. Only t«o Oats per door, served by two lifts 2.000 square feet per Hat furnished with teak parquet flooring, teak doors, built-in closets, coloured bathrooms Please contact Kong Hoa Realty Co.,
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      987 14 FOR HIRE Word* U (Min.)-Bmx i* ct*. txtrm FURNITURE For Hire or Hire Purchase at Reasonable Rates. Sin ties Seng. 81 Rocnore Canal Koad, Singapore. Tel: ***** *****. TV. RADIOS. RADIOGRAM!. Tap* Recorders. Gas Cookers. Refrigerators. Kce Bunts. 124 Orcnard Koad. Singapore Phone 343M5. FURNITURE Words U (MtM.>—Box U dt
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      638 14 NOTICES THE BANKRUPTCY ORDINANCE (CHAPTER 11) NOTICE OF IXTKNDLD COMPOSITION Bankruptcy Nos. 215/58 M. 8. KandaMitm. iti. Upper Perak Road. S'porr. i Clerk I 95 60 Wan < hik run Mohd. I Soot. 133. Bkt. Timah < Kd. Spore. (Unemployed) 1 1 364 til Throng CUOsJ Ntee. 115. Rangoon Road.
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      503 14 NOTICES MUNICIPALITY OF IPOH TENDER NOTICE TENDERS are Invited from r«>{istered Class "C" and above conractors for the execution of earthworks In cut and fill the construc:lon of Roads. Drains. Culverts etc. md the erection and completion of J blocks (27 units) of two-room :ype Terrace Houses for Area D'
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    GOOD RISES IN TINS, BUT INDUSTRIALS WEAKEN
    601 16 From Our Market Correspondent TIN shares madr good improvements on the Malayan Stock tixchange yesterday, although some prices did not reach overnight London levels. Turnover expanded. Industrials w akmed further with interest concentrated on the mining section, though Gammons, Metal Box. sime Darby.
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    27 16 Malayan Stock Indices June 16. June 17. 'Industrials: 105.72 105.46 Tins: 130.54 131.87 S Rubbers: 10.V70 105.62 'Dec. 30, 1963 100. Dec. 39. 1962 100.
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    888 16 /COMBINED business In the Singapore add Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday with the number of shares traded In brackets. INDUSTRIALS: Bouttearl (1.000) SI. 73: C.S. Holding (1.000) S3. 27: Dunlop C'.OOOi $2.21: Eno (1.000) S2.es D. .(4.000) $2.67. (2.000) $2.68: r. A
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    GAZETTED PRICES
    82 16 HPHE Federation Minister for 1 Finance has fixed these prices for calculating- customs duties for the week beginning on June 18. Rubber 67 T eta ft lb. Copra S4BO a ton. Coconut oil SBl2 a ton. Palm oil $667-75 ton. Palm kernels $363.50 a> ton. The rate of
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    Tin now just 50 cents from $600 a picul
    277 16 rE price of Straits tin In Penang yesterday rose $7.12 i a picul to $599.50 on an offering unofficially estimated at 250 tons, up five tons. This was a rise of $14.50 in three days. The Penang rise followed active tin
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    68 16 /MINESE Produce tichnnnt. Slns«Bort noon prlcaa Mr pieul yaatarday: Coconut Oil: bulk $471 aollera, drum SSO) Mllera. Copra: June/July UK/Continent: Unquoted. Papper: Muntok whlta $133 aellcra, Sarawak white (1321 sellers, special Sarawak black $1024 sellers, garbled LamponK black $1071 aellera. ABTA SI2O sellers. Ingaper* Coconut Oil Millari* Aaioclitl.n
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    33 16 THE Malayan C<chan|* Bmkr A(>«- ciaticn madr tbi* (hang* In tta ratrs to merctnntu yesterday (all rater to $1OO>: lellini TT or 00 r«jrty Italian Llrt ***** The reft were unchanted.
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    33 16 Book Kong >f« > *rday tbr U.S. d«ll»i was quoted at 6.74 a for TT aad 4.T3J for «ath. tuning «ai quoted at 16 W aad an* tatl *f |»M at 245«.
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    77 16 MELBOURNE. W«L I CR.A 34 10 Mount Isa «3 v N. Broken Hill (1O» > 3« 10 Ampol lift Aust. Con. Ind 61 7 Aust. Pap. Manuf 3.1 S B.H.P M.l» Cnrnera 6/4 Colonial Sonar H l IG. J. Colea Herald H I Humes H in 1.C.1 AN.
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    235 16 (OFFICIAL QUOTATION*} June IT Three month* INDUSTRIALS Boustead iSata. M Containers 15 oca Dunlope 15 eta. McAllster I City l>ev. 7 at*. M. Invest. 14 eta. K. Smelter* 'Jb ct». 0<" aVC '<• Ksso 17 cts. Itothtnans 11 cts. red. DtJp 14 ct*. Kot>:nsons 14 eta. Kitzpatricks IS
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    RUBBER PRICES
    237 16 JULY first grade rubber buyora fob. doted at S p.m. in Sinxapot* and Kuala Lumpur yesterday at 671 aaastl iht lb.. down n >iuarf:r-cent on Tuesdays closing l.vel for the position. The tone »a« tjuietlv R.A.S. and F.M.R.E. doting priooe in ctntt per lb. ytttorday: Int. 1 R.
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    CLOSING PRICES
    28 16 JUNE 17. MALAYAN RUBBER PRICE: 6^t cents (down a quarter-cent). TIN: $599 30 a »Ical (up 57.12 i). Estimated unofficial offering 250 tons (up five tons).
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    177 16 SHIPS lymg sloogtlde t«e Slngaa*** harbour wharves or sipeetod te*Perlm N.W. 5. Tokonama Mam 9/». I3engloe 10/11. Mombasa Maru 13/14. Halldor 15/16. Zeeland 18, Bayonc 23/24. TJlbodaa 20/26. Elkal afarß °7 2S, Hakubasan Mara 29/30, J3e« Loyal 33/34, Maroudlo 35/36. Htmt Coiombo 44. Mersey Lloyd 45. Straat
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      126 16 V-^.^ ORIENT MID EAST LINES GREAT LAKES SERVICE FAST 111(01 SAILINGS FROM SINUPME AM MAIATA TO CAJUSIAB AM U.S. MEAT LAKES PORTS. Singapore P. ytn* Pi"** Montr*** s*"«mtNT TMoir- am cm ii/njit« m/isjui Si "ANSELIKI L" 11/MIHI 21/« Jil» 7J/24 Jllf 24 Aif iV "MAKIUNKA MABIS" U/M »*0 11' I
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      155 16 CITY COUNCIL OF GEORGE TOWN, PENANG TENDER NOTICE Tenders are invited 'or the purchahP of unserviceable hired apparalus. Pull particulars and tender City Electrical Engineer's Office. Town Hall, during normal workuig hours. A deposit of Si oo/- which In refundable to unsuccessful tenderers must be made before tender forms can
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      658 17 I. C. I. (MALAYA) LTD. I. C. I. PAINTS (MALAYA) LTD. THE CHEMICAL COMPANY OF MALAYSIA LTD. Vacancies for Science and Engineering Graduates There are several vacancies In the three Associated Companies ln:Plant Management I Technical Service and Development Chemical Sales Candidates should possess either (1) An honours degree In
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      756 17 NOTICES IN THE HIGH COURT IN SINGAPORE Originating Petition! No. t of 1964 In the Matter of SINGAPORE FINANCE LIMITED AND In the Matter of THE COMPANIES ORDINANCE (Cap. 174) Section 7. SINGAPORE FINANCE LIMITED NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a Petition presented to the High Court in Singapore on
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      514 17 NOTICES SZE HAI TONG BANK LIMITED (Incorporated In Singapore) NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that an Extraordinary General Meeting of the Sze Hal Tong Bank Limited will be held at the Board Room of the Sre Hal Tong Bank Limited, 57 Chulla Street, Singapore, on Thursday, 9th July, 1964. at 2.30
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      782 17 NOTICES I AUCTION SALE of SINGAPORE PROPERTIES to be held In the Sale- room* of NASSIM k CO. (SINGAPORE) LIMITED Nat, 4 4-1, Collyer Quay, on Tuesday 23rd JUNE. 19*4. at tM p.m. An opportunity to acquire attractive and good income- producing properties for investment or tor owner occupation. (1)
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      922 17 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS t STATE OF BRUNEI VACANCY IN THE IGRICLLTLRAL DEPARTMENT. APPLICATIONS are Invited foT he post of Agricultural Officer In fi he Agricultural Department. Bru- J ■L Jt .UNIFICATIONS: (a) Bachelor of Science Degree > In Agriculture with 4 years post graduate experience or an equivalent. (b) Knowledge of
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      732 17 >ÜBLIC APPOINTMENTS SINGAPORE GOVERNMENT VACANCIES < Applications *re Invited from Singapore Citizens with the relulsite qualifications as stipulated telow for appointment to the posts nentloned hereunder in the •ÜBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT:— TITLE OF POST: (A)— TECHNICIANS (Structural < Design). 1 SALARY SCALE: $137.50 x 7.50-167.50/B/220 x 15A-340/B/ 355 x 15A-47S
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      659 17 TENDERS TENDER NOTICE GOVERNMENT OF SABAH SANDAKAN WATER SI PPLT OUUUNOMO scheme CONTRACT NO. 2— TREATMENT PLANT Tecders are invited for the supply, delivery, complete erec:lon, letting to work and mainenanct 1 ol a water treatmenl plant for the above scheme. The plant required will have a nominal rating of
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      52 18 ALL THREE runners clock the same time, but M. Lynn (No. 206) wins /x the mile race from D.A.F. Haith (209) and J. M. Williams (282) at the Kannaird Trophy meeting at Chiswick, London. Time recorded was 4min 8.1 sec. Haith was placed secon d and Williams third.—
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      79 18 LONDON. Wed I Titajn (10-1 > won the Queen's Vase run over tw# miles at Ascot yesterday, beating Mahnb Alj, the 11-2 favourite, by 1} lengths. Minotaur (100-7) was third four lengths behind Mahub Aly in the field of 22 runners. Detmere (8-1) won the
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      PERLIS OPEN
      32 18 KANGAR. Wed. The Perl;s oppn badminton championsnips will start here on Saturday at 7.30 p.m. All matches will be played at the Kaiißar Police badminton court. Entries received lotal 121.
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      Lock icon Roy and Marge are top 'seedsf'
      285 18 Roy and Marge are top 'seeds f' TENNIS T ONDON, Wed. Australian champions Roy Emerson and Margaret Stnith are official favourites for the singles titles in. the 1964 Wimbledon lawn tenD i s championships which begin here next Monday. In the seeaings announced yesterday. Emerson has been seeded to meet
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      Aussies struggle to avoid defeat
      381 18 Aussies struggle to avoid defeat I ONDON. Tues. The Australians won a grim battle to escape defeat at the hands of the English county champions Yorkshire at oh c ffi e1 d yesterday, writes Jack Fingleton. After following a 182 runs Dehlnd Yorkshire declared their second innings at 340 lor
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      470 18 COUNTY ROUNDUP LONDON. Wed. Warwickshire supporters demonstrated noisily at the reiusal of Worcestershire captain Don Kenyon to set Warwickshire a reasonable target in the top-of-the-table county championship match at Worcester yesterday. Barracking broke out when Worcestershire, who had led by one run on first Innings,
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      593 18 The Ridge causes speculation on Test PREVIEW by Jack Fingleton LONDON, Wed. JHERE is a great deal of discussion here on the calibre of the Lord's pitch for the Second Test between England and Australia which starts tomorrow. The MCC, who had much publicity over the ridge pitch at Lord's
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      779 18 ANNOUNCEMENT We regret that the dispute with the National Union of Commercial Workers over the question of recognition of the Union has been long drawn-out and has not been settled yet despite our sincere efforts towards this end. Our efforts were very clear in the two talks tne representative of
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      139 18 "I*lll not a gambler; that's why 1 insist on WHS instruments and accessories 11 They finish lengths ahead of other instruments of their kind, because of their proven reliability, accuracy and endurability. •Water and oil temperature gauges y^ajgfcw •Oil pressure gauges r^^ sL^\ mechanical clocks Jb-MMB) f Engine hour maters
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      All eyes on Blue Rego
      354 19 HIS DAM WAS BRED BY BATH AT NSW J£UALA LUMPUR, Wed.— One of the main attractions of the June meeting which opens here on Sunday will be the first appearance of the three-year-old Blue Rego. Not that Blue Rego (by Rego) has come with any
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      38 19 VfITCHELL (right), the Penang left-back ITI heads away as he is challenged by Chang Suk Soo, the South Korean centre-forward during the tourists' match at the City Stadium, Penang, on Monday night. The Koreans won 3-1. Timesport picture.
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      237 19 TEN TO FOLLOW KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Caravelle, a beaten favourite last time out at Ipoh, deserves another chance. He has strong finishing speed and over the Kuala Lumpur 7f be looks all set to make amends on Sonday. Others on my list of ten-to-follow
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      Smart gallop by Cheers
      106 19 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed.— Nine-year-old Cheer* can still raise a smart gallop. He showed this when he sprinted 3f In 37 4/5 on good going here this morning. Another veteran to attract attention was Rrantas, who strode out stylishly over 3f in 39 4/5. Sonrkhla d:d 3f
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      ZONE MEET
      40 19 IPOH. Wed. The two-day Perak Amateur Athletic Association's central sone meet will be held on the Anderson School ground on June 27 and 28. The 34 events will include the 10.000 m race and the 10.000 m walk.
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      Malayan Putra Cup team best since '62
      493 19  -  L. C. HOFFMAN Jr. By Kuala Lumpur, Wed. I^HE fourth South-East Asian amateur golf team championships will begin at the Royal Selangor Golf Club on Wednesday, June 24, with five teams participating for the $10,000 Putra Trophy Although the field has once flgain
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      SUMMARY
      73 19 SOCCER— I poh Dlt. I: Ipoh Police 5 Police Pield Force 0: Borneo SC 1 Ipoh Youngster* 0. Taiping Lee: Thenavan Youth? 4 Survey 3. L. Perak Ui». 1: Nova Scutla 3 Flemlngton 3. Police inter-dlatrirt: Batu Omjah 4 Teluk Anson 1. Malacca Dl*. 1: New Market A w.o
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      Sabah boys bid for Malaysian titles
      204 19 Sabah boys bid for Malaysian titles BOXING SINGAPORE, Wed. Sabah are making a strong challenge in the first Malaysian open boxing champ 1 o n s h 1 p s at the Gay World tomorrow and Friday. Five boxers flew In from Jesselton by Malaysian Airways last night with their
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      LEE TROPHY GOLF ON AUG. 29-30
      173 19 LEE TROPHY GOLF ON AUG. 29-30 Inter-zone golf championship for the Tun H. S. Lee Trophy orer 36 holes will be played In Kuala Lumpur on Aug. 29-30. The cones are North (Persfc. Penang. Kedah and Perils), Central (Seiangor), South (Negrl B*mbllan. Malacca antl Johore), and Fast (Pkhang. Kelantan and
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      OFFICIALS
      34 19 TAIPINO. Wed— Talplng New Club officials: J. F. Martin president; L. 8. Todd vice-president; D J Bedford, Syed Jamalludll. A. D. Clarke. J M. Welsh. D. D. lister and A F Bhaw committee.
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      120 19 SOCCER Tour match: B«f>r v S. Korea (Merrieka Stadium I pml Spare Ulv I: AAA nca <J'i Bf^ar. 5.15>: Di» SB: S^mbovan v Race Course: SHB v n*om Mas (all mu-eiw? lit Farrer Pk>: Havkowyu "A" v P Pan'onit Wanderers <GeTl»nß» Inoh Div. 3: Tamil Vnunaiter* v
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      51 19 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. The Seiangor Oovemment Services Welfare and Recreation Council will hold their annual athletics championships at Stadium Merdeka on July 33-34. Lew Kirn, the council's secretary, said that there would be 39 events seven for women and 33 for men and two special events for
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      Four players suspended
      45 19 SINOAPORE. Wed. The Singapore Amateur P.A Disciplinary Board yesterday suspended tour Junior playera (or rough olay and misconduct They *re Ariffm oln Abdu. Hamid (until March next year). Haron bin Abdullah (until February i. Moharaed Noor Abu (December) and £dward Sun (December).
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      430 19  - Jega better over 200— Wright ERNEST FRIDA ATHLETICS By Singapore, Wednesday JAPANESE sprinter Hideo Iijima's sensational 10.1 J run over 100 metres at Berlin on Sunday has not greatly surprised Singapore national coach Tan The tracks at Berlin were about the fastest In the world. En" Yoon said, and lijlma
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      67 19 Chartered Bank get clear lead SOCCER SINGAPORE, Wed. Chartered Bank drew away to a three-point lead in the Singapore Business Houses F.A. League Div. 2 when they beat their nearest rivals, Malaysian Airways 5-1 at Farrer Park today. It was Chartered 's seventh win In their matches a record which
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      62 19 HK ENTER FOR M-TOURNEY HONG KONG. Wed. The Hong Ron* Football Association derided tonight to accept an Invitation to send a team to take part in the Merdeka soccer festival in KuaU Lumpur in August. Hon e Kong did not participate in the tournament last year. Hong Kong are the
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      264 19 Newest of the new 16AC48 New 1964 PHILCO Room Air Conditioners But that's not all that's new. There's the new Double Dirt ClipCD Curtain Air Filter, new Advanced JUrCK Air Stream Design, new Full Dfi\A/r.D Circle Adjustable Grilles, new TUnCH Comfort Control Centre and, *i /wyx of course, the best
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    484 20 LONDON. Wed. Butler: As long as she needs our help she shall have it; We intend to honour our treaties on defence "\JK. R.A. Butler, in his first major speech to Parliament as Foreign Secretary, said yesterday Britain was "determined to defend the integrity and independence
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    239 20 More troops to Borneo if situation worsens KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Malaysia will ask Britain to* send troop reinforcements to Borneo if the security situation there gets worse, the Acting Prime Minister, Dato (Dr.) Ismail bin Dato Abdul Rahman, said today. "But as things arc now, there is no need for
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      79 20 CMOO HOW CNOK: Ki.n.r.il will to* im- on 1'..,.;i OMagi muni: Km*: i)oic Caakct Company ut 4 pin RECEIVED CABLE iron, iVylon Ml K. Mahrnriran. O.K K Ccilomlto. coiiHin of Mr K Nata hn^.-mi, P.W.D., l.in.rloh I'ahariK. passed on MRS. CU TONG SEN imv Ch.onK Soon Nool> ot Kami
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    288 20 LONDON. Wed— Closing middle 1 prices of selected stocks not Including stamp duty were- Consol2'*' £40'» -f3/16 Funding 4>._.'r £93 5 16 +3/16 War t%% £55;, BANKS Chartered 48 6 3 Hongkong £21 INSl RAXCE Commercial Union 48 9 Prudentials 122 Royal 38 9 +3 RAILS Can. Pac
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    43 20 LONDON. Wed. Spot 20Sd.. July 20-7 16d.. Aug. 20-7 16d., Sept 20\d.. July Sept 20 \d.. Oct. Dec. 20?»d.. Jan. Mar. 2O'»d Apr. June >0"« d.. July Sept. 20\d Oct. Dec. 80 :I »d.. c.l.f July 20d Aug 19-15 16d. Tone: Inactive.
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    Varsity dance
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