The Straits Times, 4 April 1965

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    15 1 THE SUNDAY TIMES in NO. 1.517 SUNDAY, APRIL 4. 1965. 20 CENTS KDN 1191 1006
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    TIMBALAN TAKES OVER AT ISTANA
    62 1 TIMBALAN TAKES OVER AT ISTANA KUALA LUMPUR. Saturday J^ SOLEMN moment as the Timbalan Yang di-Pertuan Agong, the Sultan of Trengganu. signs a proclamation which makes him acting Head of State until the Yang di-Pertuan Agong returns from his month-long tour of four Arab countries. The brief proclamation ceremony took
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    TRAINS: ISMAIL ACTS
    393 1 TRAINS: ISMAIL ACTS KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. j THE Minister of Home Affairs, Dato (Dr.) Ismail bin Dato Abdul Rahman, tonight announced strict security measures will be introduced in all principal railway stations and warned of stern action against saboteurs. ne said: "These measures might take the form of some of
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    Tin passes the $700-picul mark
    130 1 Tin passes the $700-picul mark CINGAPORE, Sat. For the first time for nearly four months yesterday the Straits Tin price passed the $700 a picul level, rising in Penang by 520.37 A to $705.25. Market circles attributed this to probably slightly more buying pressure on a market which is now
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    New Indon grab
    25 1 JAKARTA. Sal American officials confirmed today that Indonesian workers had "taken over" the U.S. owned National Cash Register Company offices to Indonesia..
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    Lock icon The finger tip tippler
    29 1 MANir.A Sat —A drunken labourer here fejMrday bit off. chewed and swallowed policrrr.an's finger when the latter tried to arrest nim for disorderly conduct -Reutrr
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    GARLANDS FOR THE KING
    123 1 BOMBAY. Sat. The Yang dl-Pertuan Agong and the Raja Permaisurl Agong were greeted with shouts of welcome when they landed at Santa Cruz airport here yesterday afternoon. The Kin? arrived In a special Malaysian Airways Comet accompanied by a party of 31. Maharashtra State Chief Minister.
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    Bowled out—by apartheid
    39 1 Bowled out by apartheid i CAPETOWN. S:f.— The G<neri nw! i h;-.- f> rb ddrn a coloured <-<-kc- club from holdirg is innul pr:/.e-B-.ving diincp in Wunbere town hall 4ierr because the hull is in a white neigh- bourhoofl
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    Oxford win
    16 1 UJNDON. Sat. Oxford University beat Cambridge by six lengths in the boat raca today.
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    Typhoid mystery: Specimens to be flown to London
    259 1 SINGAPORE, Saturday. SPECIMENS from Singapore's typhoid victims are to be f ovvn to London for further laboratory tests ".'hi. r: are not available here. A Health Ministry statement said today that investigations into the source of the outbreak were still proceeding as
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    Bomb hoaxer caught—P. 12
    763 1 Bomb hoaxer caught— P. 12 Thr night mail continui'd an its journey to Penang after the damaged coach wa- replaced. Among the VIPn travelling in an air-conditioned coach four coaches away from the one damaged were the Regent of Peril.-. Tengku Sulalman. and the Mentri Besar of the State. Dato
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    AGATHA CHRISTIE
    21 1 A new Christie thriller starts in the Sunday Times next week. Make sure of your copy see Page 3.
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    Instant tin tec makes it all so easy
    572 1 Instant tin tec makes it all so easy I ONDON. Sat. An instant tin detector \v h i c h could enable prospectors in Malaya to assay potential tin-bearing areas much more rapidly ard cheaply than hitherto has been developed in England. It has just hern brought into us« to
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    POINT OF IMPACT-AND DOWN GOES A SAIGON WARRIOR
    54 3 BINH BA, (South Vietnam), Sat. A Vietnamese marine throws up his rifle in an instant when a Vietcong bullet hit him during a battle here. This re- markable photograph was taken by United Press International staff photographer in Saigon, Nauyen Thant Tai,
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    Lock icon MORE U.S. FORCES, EQUIPMENT FOR THE VIETNAM WAR: TAYLOR
    309 3 MORE U.S. FORCES, EQUIPMENT FOR THE VIETNAM WAR: TAYLOR WASHINGTON. Sat General Maxwell Taylor said after a final meeting with President Johnson last night that there would be some increases in men and equipment for Vietnam but they would not be large. The U.S. Ambassador to Saigon gave his summing
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    Lock icon Red MiGs jump US jets in first Vietnam clash
    221 3 <vAIGON. Sat. U.S. Navy planes, attacking a bridge near Hanoi today were jumped by three Communist MIG jet fighters the first Communist-Ameri-can air battle of the Vietnamese war. a navy spokesman said. The navy spokesman said he did not know for
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    BOMB SCARE AT USIS
    61 3 CAIGON. Sat. A bomb scarp rmptied most of the offices and public library of the I .SIS. here this morning. And in WASHINGTON, the House foreign affairs committee authorised U.S. SI million (S3 million) for a new U.S. Embassy office buildinr. in Salfon. It will replace
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    Case of the teacher who kept a mistress...
    186 3 SINGAPORE. Sat. A teacher, Simon Tan View Tong. told a court today that he was paying $100 a month to his former mistress, by whom he has had a son. "This Is to compensate her for the wrong that I have done.
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    A 4,000 manpower boost for RAAF
    175 3 A 4,000 manpower boost for RAAF PENANti Sat Th« Australian Chief of Air Staff-designate. Air ViceMantVtl AM Murdorh. said h i today thr Royal Australian Air For would inrrraso its strength frora iti.ooo to IMN m hi tr« n«\t three ye "\\> ajso plap to h-« an additional m '...I
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      185 3 AGATHA CHRISTIE greatest M whodunit 2 of them challenges the SUNDAY (fc^ TIMES THEME: Ml* setting; The Caribbean your guide: Miss Marple THIS il Afatha Chrittia't htttt myttcry. Il it CiclHtivc re this paper. The book will not be out (or a long lime yet. tut you can read il
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      RED CARPET WELCOME FOR ACTING HEAD OF STATE
      256 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. The Timbalan Yang di-Pertuan the Sultan of Trengganu, this m-jn ing assumed the duties of the Y^ng di-Pertuan Agong who left ffeSto rda> on a month-long tour of our Arab countries. He signed the proclamation signifying his assumption of
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      THE TROUBLE WITH HAVING A NAME LIKE SOEKARNO...
      180 4 THE TROUBLE WITH HAVING A NAME LIKE SOEKARNO PENANG. Saturday. 18-year-old youth whose name is Sheikh Ahmad Soekarno plans to change it the moment he comes of age. I Ahmad (above) who has been the butt of endless jokes since tht confrontation started said today: "I am tired of telling
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      Call-girl touts
      62 4 Call-girl touts PENANG. Sat. Tourists in Penatif have complained to the authorities that call-girl touts are pestering them. The Chief Minister, Dato Wong Pow Nee. said today: "Several of them have called at my office to complain about this nuisance. "It was deplorable that a place like Penan* which had
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      Woman signs $50 bond
      63 4 IPOH. Sat— A woman attendant in the Central Mental Hospital at Tanjong Rambutan. Lim Kai Yin. 30. was today ordered by the Ipoh magistrate. Mr. Vong Yung Sui, to sign a good behaviour bond of »50 for six months. Lim. a mother of two. admitted throwing
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  • PERSONALITIES IN THE NEWS
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      PROFESSOR WHO GAVE HIS NAME TO FOUR PARASITES
      354 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Saturday. jyjALAYSIA can be proud of Professor A. A. Sandosham, Director of the Institute of Medical Research. For he has given his name to four new local parasites an honour to signify appreciation of the medical world for his research
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      Miss-USA-for-a-day is put on probation
      221 5 LOS ANGFI.ES, Sat. Leona Gage (above), Miss U.S.A. for one day in the 1957 Miss Universe beauty pageant, yesterday was placed on five years probation and fined USS2SO for having marijuana. The 26-year-old brunette beauty had pleaded ?uilty and was convicted of the -marijuana charge
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      WIFE KILLED: ACTOR HELD
      127 5 WIFE KILLED: ACTOR HELD pALM SPRINGS, (California), Sat. Exactor Tom Neal. 51, Was arrested yesterday on suspicion of murdering his 29-year-old wife. Gall, whose body was found on a divan at their home here. She had been shot in the head, but no weapon was found Neal. made headlines in
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      STAY-AWAY FOUR
      137 5 STAY-AWAY FOUR PENANU. Sat rour senior civil defence officers stayed away from todays parade here by civil defence national servicemen because of a misunderstanding. The occasion was the vl.sit of the Minister of Sabah Affairs and Civil Defence. Dato Donald Stephens. The officers were the Acting Controller. Mr. A. Rala
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      MR. LETTUCE LIEF
      89 5 LONDON. Sat—"Healthiest man in Britain. 14 stones of solid muscle, touch as an ox. with never a days illness in his life' 1 is how his father described Mr. Peter Lief, who has recently become the owner of a nature cure home near London Mr. Lief enjoys
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      DUKE EXILE OVER?
      92 5 I ONDON. Sat. Britons believed a final redonciliation has now beeii achieved between the Duke and Duchess of Windsor a:.d the British royal family. The belief hardened after Thursday's appearanre of the 70-year-old Duke and the Duchess at the Westminster Abbey memorial service for the Princes Royal,
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      Lock icon GOD, SHAKESPEARE AND KHRUSHCHEV, IN THAT ORDER
      170 5 GOD, SHAKESPEARE AND KHRUSHCHEV, IN THAT ORDER UNITED NATIONS, Sat. The words of God. Shakespeare and Khrushchev, in that order, lead the list of translations of published work in 69 countries, according to the latest report by the I'nited Nations Educational. Scientific and Cultural Organisation. The Bible, or portions of
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      Slightly indisposed—Marshal Chen Vi after camel ride on the beach in Pakistan
      179 5 Slightly indisposed— Marshal Chen Vi after camel ride on the beach in Pakistan Chinese Foreign Minister, Marshal Chen Yi. seems to enjoy a camel ride during his recent visit to Karachi. Leading the camel on the beach is Pakistan's protocol chief, a Mr. Chatari. But Marshal Chen Vi was slightly
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      240 6 who is turning a slgp into i the start of a great travel experience? Lufthansa is! For, from today, this For the first time Singapore pas- JY TO "™j*£*^J* world renowned airline makes a «I« <»» <>™»» ORID E P C SION ™T cision way of flying south to From
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    LEE WARNS: INDONS MAY INTENSIFY BOMB ATTACKS IN SINGAPORE
    1022 7 LEE WARNS: INDONS MAY INTENSIFY BOMB ATTACKS IN SINGAPORE SINGAPORE. Sat. rpHE Singapore Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Ypw, warned today that Indonesia might intensify the bomb attacks in Singapore. He said he believed the attacks were two-pronged. One was from an island near Singapore, from where hit-and-run raiding parties
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    Why THESE children are sent to THESE schools
    239 7 Why THESE children are sent to THESE schools CITIAWAN. Sat— Malay parents in the rural arras wrre today told not to he disturbed by the Government's decision to send some of their children to Christian missionary schoojs for kreondary education. Speaking at the opening of a new Malay school at
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    MYSTERY AS BROOKE MEETS THE PREMIER
    240 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Saturday. AN air of mystery reigns over the quiet arrival of the former Raja Muda of Sarawak. Mr. Anthony Brooke, and his hush-hush meeting with Tengku Abdul Rahman at the Residency last night. The mystery deepened when it was discovered that before
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    Lock icon Sock's 'real enemy'
    83 7 JAKARTA, Sat. Presl- dent Soekarno said la.st night that the Indonesian Army should draw lessons from Vietnam In an effort "to know who our enemies are." Addressing a group of army officers in the Presidential Palace at Bogor. he said in the past "we have been taught
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    Co-op president
    25 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat— lnch* Ahmad Hourmain bin Dato Haji Mohamed Esah has been elected president of the Malayan Cooperative Pt'mtlng Press Society Ltd.
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    Headmistress accused
    46 7 IPOH, Sat. The headmistress of the Raja Perempuan School here, Mrs. AN. Nadarajah. 46. was charged in the Traffic Magistrate's Court here today for negligent driving at Jalan Batu Bongkal on Jan. 9. Mrs. Nadarajah pleaded not guilty. Hearing was postponed to July 7.
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    IN MEMORIAM
    24 8 WmrtU Sls >m*hmmm< IN MEMORY OF M U Reddy W*O ihot de«d on 4-4-M Qooe bat net Bt mi lorini mother aad
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  • OPINION
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      THE INSTANT WAY TO PEACE
      250 8 rpHE Vietnam crisis ran be 1 resolved at once if Communist China guarantees to stop menacing her neighbours in East Asia. Without such a guarantee there can be no peace in Asia, and the lack of such a guarantee makes meaningless the latest Communist peace
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    THE HEALTH GUARD
    1093 8  - THE HEALTH GUARD RONALD KINSEY By KUALA LUMPUR PERISCOPE EXAMINES THE DOCTOR PROBLEM MALAYSIANS are among Asia's most fastidious people and nowhere are they more difficult to please than in matters relating to their health. Walk into any hospital ward even a first-class one and it won't be long before
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    LETTER OF THE WEEK
    80 8 QOES anyone at Malaysian Airway* check the biscuits that att served on flights They are mouldy and crumble to a fine powder even before you undo the cellopana wrapper. I understand that while these biscuits are served to passengers the crew get sandwiches three varieties, if
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    ABOVE THE BUTTER?
    284 8 ABOVE THE BUTTER? I REFER to "Sunday Theatre" by "Thespis" (Sunday Times. March 7) and would like to draw your correspondents attention to the following facts: The University of Singapore Society has not devoted its last three productions to Harold Pinter's plays Our last three productions were "Picnic" by William
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    A MISTAKE
    39 8 YV"E regret that our letter regarding the "Population Income of Singapore" was wrongly sent to the Know Alls of the Sunday Tirr.es. We have since got the Information from the proper quarter. T. TAMAI, BRANCH MANA6IR. MITSUBISHI.
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      Any takers?
      89 8 A COMPLAINT that too many unwanted and useless things are being invented should have been sent to Dr. Strabismus (Whom God Preserve) of Utrecht. Latest news from Waggling Parva is a bottle with the neck in the middle, for pouring sideways. I imagine that this is about as
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      For young reoderi
      60 8 rpHE Six Singing CockA roaches have crashed to the top of the Pop Chart with their snazzy number 800 Ba Bibby Wlbby Ga-Ga." The lyric is by Snert Nosh and the music by Reg Fimple. the authors of "Ah'm gonna get me a dream." To build up
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      That song
      89 8 AT a weekend concert in Cheltenham the Norwegian pianist Slei hammer accompanied Rustiguzzi in a programme of English songs. The most astonishing item was "I Would I Were a Tiny Bird," which is a gentle, quiet kind of song. But both the diva and her accompanist put all
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      The technique of bidding
      101 8 rpHE new rules for bidding A at auctions are quite clear. A man who crouches down on the floor is not bidding unless he nods his head twice. If he then rises and holds up his hand, he is not bidding, unless he grins at the
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      Con you twirl your nose?
      73 8 IN Barcelona there's a club for people with large noses. I suppose a candidate for admission has to appear before a committee to have his nose measured, and to make sure that he is not m?--querading in a false no It is said that the
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      Rissole Mio
      93 8 AH! the first cuckoo" said Miss Towel! as the springtime sound came faintly to the ears of the lodgers. "It seemed to come from the landing." said the new lodger "The poor bird is trapped" "That poor bird." said Mrs. McGurgle. 'is Mr. Webster. I saw him coming
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    SAVE the SELADANG before it's TOO LATE
    639 8  - SAVE the SELADANG before it's TOO LATE RONALD RANSOM By rE SHadanc is on the list of those creatures which will disappear very soon unless something is done about it In the very near future; so let us look at bim while we can, not as a "funny animal" in
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    We shall overcome
    1033 9 We shall overcome We shall overcome, we shall overcome We shall overcome some day. 0, deep in my heart I do believe We shall overcome some day. IN various parts of the American South, civil-rights workers, with arms crossed md hands linked with those on either side, sing the freedom
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    Big rush to join Local Defence Corps in Spore
    117 10 SINGAPORE. Saturday. Territorial Army headquarters in Beach Road was again swarmed by volunteers for the Singapore Local Defence Corps. At today's half-day sittins, the recruiting team managed to attend to 450 applicants bringing the total interviewed since the drive to expand
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    Girl tells of murders
    99 10 KANGAR. Sat- A 13-yfar old girl. Tian Ban. told the High Court today that she saw a padi pianter stab her mother and sister when the latter refused to go away with him. He dragged my sister but she resisted" Tlan said at the trial of
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    Caught asleep
    27 10 PENANO. Sat.— A tiger general of the "Wan Kee Gang" vu today arrested by police while asleep ln a carpenter's nhop behind the Federal Tlieatra.
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    Clash of the air— giants—quietly, subtly...
    615 10 Clash of the air giants— quietly, subtly... By Sunday Times staff writer CINGArUMSi Sat. No-one was savins it. Rut the air war is. on in earnest, with the Mfgest airlines operating through Singapore flashing teeth at each other. They try hard to be subtle, of course. Everyone wants to keep
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    Fading fast—that fear of water rationing in Spore
    305 10 Fading fast— that fear of water rationing in Spore JOHORE BAHRU, Saturday. "JHE Singapore Minister for Law, Mr. E. W. Barker, said today that with the opening of the $21£-million Sultan Ismail water works at Scudai, Singaporeans could live without fear of water rationing provided there was no prolonged period
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    Aziz urges austerity campaign
    120 10 I/UALA LUMPUR. Sat. An austerity campaign to boost the country's economy was suggested today by Prof. Ungku Aziz, newly-appointed Dean of the Faculty of Arts. University of Malaya. Speaking at the closing session of the three-week trade union seminar organised by the Malaysian Trades Union Congress
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    Text books plea
    49 10 TELOK ANSON. Sat. A resolution calling on the Government not to change the text books for schools every year but to have standard text books was adopted by the Malaysian Indian Congress. Timor town branch, at its annual genearl meeting. (See Magazine Sect ion .—Pace 2)
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    Gang raids boat
    36 10 PENANO. Sat A six-man gang armed with knives raided a tongkaiiß in thr sea o(T Udini Road. Gulgor. early this morning and escaped with $300 worth of paints and a S5OO water pump.
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      390 10 MALAYA <n>ment The Chick; fi.Of Bonanza The Stranger; 656 Channel I i\e Kuala Lumpur R.uko programme hißlili«h:s in »nd Penane, Channel Six Ipoh English; 7.00 Opinion "English and Malacca VWriaO); 7.45 Ntvl and NewsP.M.: 3.C0 Programme Sum- reel ln Chme.se; 8.05 Burkes mnry; 3.02 Fugitive 357 You LIW who Killed
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    Klang gets new $238,000 courthouse
    119 11 Klang gets new $238,000 courthouse r J'UI Sultan of Selangor yesterday opened a new $238,000 courthouse at Klang to replace the old one where the Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman, was a magistrate 14 years ago. The Sultan said the opening of the courthouse was a historic occasion for Klang
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    Namesake joy forßazak
    448 11  -  SAMAD ISMAIL From \IOGADISHU (SoiT1 mali), Sat. The Deputy Prime Minister. Tun Abdul Razak, who arrived here this morning from Nairobi, was mildly surprised to learn that his namesake is the Prime Minister of the Somali Republic. Tun ADdul Razak. was to have met the Somali Premier.
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    Lock icon Hit parade nun banned
    63 11 LONDON. Sat. A pop record made by an Irish nii>sionary nun has been banned on coniirn-riial radio and television in Ireland. Its code iaaa not permit "improper use of religion." the Roman Catholic weekly. I inverse, reported vevtrrday Thp record "An E\eninc in Mitunt Mrlleray." Is
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    Opium charge: $10,000 bail
    46 11 IPOH. Sat— Low Kee Hunt. 25. unemployed, of Penang. was allowed $10,000 ball today after he pleaded not amity to possession of 136 lb of opium In a car at Cliemor last night Further mention of the case was postponed to Monday.
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  • Obituary
    DEATH
    16 11 RECEIVED CABLE from Ceylon. Mrs. Candiah passed away, mother of (Mrs.) Doctor M. Rajatl.urai. Malacca
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    DEATHS
    24 11 A.R. MADHAVAN. pavsed away peacefully on 3.4.65 at the General Hospital. Corieue leaves Si Anthony's Church, Kuala Lumpur at 430 om. on 4-4-65.
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    JURONG: Spectacular success SAYS TENGKU
    453 11 JURONG: Spectacular success SAYS TENGKU SINGAPORE, Saturday TENGKU ABDUL 1 RAHMAN today opened the sprawling S2O million Bridgestone Malaysia Tyre Company, Ltd.. at Jurong and commented that the industrial estate as a whole was making spectacular success. The Prime Minister, addressing a large gathering at the ceremony described the deveolpment
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    It wasn't love at first sight, but...
    78 12 It wasn't love at first sight, but JJEAUTIFUL in white wedding gown and fan-shaped veil. This Sunday picture shows 22-year-old Anna Lai, who became Mrs. Lim Taik Choon at a civil ceremony at the marriage registry yesterday in Kuala Lumpur. Mr. Lim, 35. a principal assistant secretary in the Ministry
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    SUCCESS-SINGAPORE'S FIRST THREE HOLEIN-HEART OPERATIONS
    288 12 SUCCESS-SINGAPORE' S FIRST THREE HOLE-IN-HEART OPERATIONS CINGAPORE. Sat. After a year of intensive preparation, the Singapore General Hospital's heart surgery team has successfully operated on three "hole-in-the-heart" patients. A Government statement, announcing the success of these operations today, appealed for more blood donors and more donations to build and equip
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    Golden Jubilee
    25 12 SREMBAN, Sat.— The AngloChinese School here will begin its six-day Golden Jubilee celebrations with a thanksgiving service on the school padang on Monday.
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    STOCK EXCHANGE
    372 12 BUSINESS in and reported to the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Stock Exchange of Malaysia yesterday with the number of trie shares traded in brackets: tii'di'd in brackets: INDUSTRIALS: D Unions 1 2.(100 $1.50; Esso 14.0UC i $1.50: P. Hiid N. Ords. iI.CJOi 1 52.25:
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    New co-op house
    27 12 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat The Minister of Agriculture and Co-operatives, Haji Mohamed Ghazali bin Jawi. opened a $200-000 Post and Telecoms Cooperative House here today.
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    Council meeting
    17 12 KUALA LIPIS, Sat. The Town Council hold a meeting at its conference room on Friday.
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    American trade centre
    78 12 IZUALA LUMPUR. Sat. An American business information centre is to be set up here to promote American business proposals and increase trade with Malaysia. It will be set up by a fivemember American trade mission which will arrive in October. The U.S. Trade Attach* to Malaysia. Mr.
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      406 13  -  RODERICK MANN TODAYS THEME FOR TWO KiRK But it makes him feel so insecure SIX THIRTY in the evening is not the best time to meet most working actors. The first slug lias not had time to ease the cares of the long day. Dinner is still far distant.
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      262 13 JULIE Proof for all to see she is now a big s tar I_blbbUJ^V LJ y^J SO now it is coihiin the thing that imisl have been bothering .lack Warner ever since he made his now historic decision about the casting of Eliza in "My Fair Lady." Julie Andrews the
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    Moviegoer looks unbeatable
    296 14  -  EPSOM JEEP By ALL SET TO WIN SECOND SINGAPORE DERBY DAIN or shine Shaw Stables brill iant stayer Moviegoer should outstay his rivals in the 12f Singapore Derby (Race 6) at Bukit Timah today. This classy six-year-old Summertime gelding has no equal in training ir>i a stamina
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    SELECTIONS
    151 14 r.PSOM JEEP CALL BOY POIXTEE POINTER iUee 1 EMIR STAR The little Kin t (hubs < huba INI HARI Nearco Myth I'.inrhur < III K CHLBA I'.im-hi.r The Saint HORMAT HOBMAT BR. MELODY Raee 2 Lark Ban Soon Lark The Concretor Picaaso Hormat BR. MELODT Lark Hormat ADARAN I
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    Take Adaran and Producer II to score a hattrick
    1011 14 i i).\ KAN (Race 3) has hit a brilliant patch and lam confident he can bring off a hattrick. At Penang last month he scored a smart win over 7f following up with an even more impressive victory over 6f in
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    Lock icon OXFORD WIN BY FOUR LENGTHS
    288 14 OXFORD WIN BY FOUR LENGTHS BOAT RACE LONDON. Sat. Oxford, stroked by American Ed Trippe with three other Yale colleagues in the stern, trounced Cambridge by four lengths in the annual inter university boat race on the River Thames today. Oxford, pre-race favourites, won comfortably, but the underestimated Cambridge crew
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    Bukit Timah acceptors and riders
    1342 14 Race 1 2.0 Cl 5 Div 3 ($5,500) 7S I 9688U Precious Gem (Thio St) Allan 6 9.0 'Chone 8 Z ***** Emir Star <■ (YLY St) West 4 8.11 (SF) 'Nr 12 3 ***** Transportation (AA St) Sullivan 5 8.10 Nelson 9 4 *****
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    Battle for league honours hots up
    363 14 Battle for league honours hots up LONDON. Sat. Thr battl* for championship honours in the English Football League maintained its hot pace today when all three top clubs won. Chelsea, the leaders, held their one-point lead with a 3-1 home win over Birmingham. Le?ds. the Cup finalists beat West Ham
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      252 14 MEN WOMEN feel Young ogam At -we grow older Ha only natural that ire begin to slow down. But Kina people crow old faater than' they should. Then they feel we:W. tired, nnd It hard to keep working; and a*ldom pc» any fun out of life. Dv« to New Improved
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    Lord Lucan shocks to give Jamil his first Bukit Timah success
    1674 15 SINGAPORE, Sat.— Two apprentices, Jamil Hi Said and A. Rao rode their first winners at Bukit Timah today. Jamil landed Lord Lucan, who led all the way in Race 5 to pay $128. Rao scored on Bobagane in Race
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    TMSA dance
    35 15 TAIPING. Sat. The Taipinc I Malay Sports Association wilt hold a dance, under the patronage of the Sultan of Perak, at the Town Halt on Apr. 10 in aid of their building fund.
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    Snead shares lead with Casper in $200,000 golf
    114 15 fiREENSBORO (North KM Carolina), Sat. Sam Snead, who has won the event seven times, shared a one-stroke lead with fellow American Billy Casper after the second round of the $200,000 Greater Greens'wro open golf tournament yesterday. Snead (68-69) and Casper (70-67) were
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    WHY WEE COBBLER WON'T GALLOP
    351 15 WHY WEE COBBLER WON'T GALLOP rE Stipendiary Stewards report on yesterday's races .i- Bukit Timah: RACE 1: Musketeer II <S. Nji jumped into the gates Just prior to them opening, struck oil mad. and suffered cuts above TX)th eyes. Following the race, the veterinary surgeon reported that Al Raachid i
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    Chan re-elected
    33 15 SINGAPORE. Sat.— Dr. Chan Ah Kow was re-elected president of the Singapore Lawn Tennis Association. Other officials Vice-president Scow Watt Soon; secretary Said Sulaiman; treasurer Chla Chin Siang; auditor Cecil Wong.
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    54 acres for sports centre
    59 15 IPOH. Sat.— The Perak State Government has approved the re&ervation of 54 acres of state land adjoining Stadium Perafc for development into a sport and recreational centre. This was disclosed today by the District Officer. Kinta. Inche Mohamed Senawi bin Haji Zalwho has bean appointed
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    Peck president
    37 15 MALACCA. Sat. Malacca CluD officials: President H. Peck; vice-president H. B. Ball; committee members B. D. Bond. D. G. Day. T. R. D. EaUn. J. H. Fletcher. Ong Se Pak. J. S Park. T. Rajendran.
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    Fewer VI swim marks now
    756 15 CHEE SOON, YbON SE"G AND YEE Mfci SE7 ONLY THREE RECORDS KUALA LUMPUR, Saturday. ITNLIKE previous years when records fell like ninepins this year's Victoria Institution swimming championships yesterday saw only three new marks established. Nine records were set last year and as many in
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    Forces in Rulers' Shield cricket
    146 16 Forces in Rulers' Shield cricket I^UALA LUMPUR. Sat. Nine teams have entered for the Rulers' Shield cricket competition this year. The teams are; North: Perak. Penang. Kedah and Selangor. South: Johore, Malacca. Pahang, Singapore and Sri Lara. Sri Lara are newcomers to the tournament. Their players will be drawn from
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    Two-wicket win
    39 16 MALACCA. Sat. Municipal ■pnrtl club be- n Malacca High Schools by two wickets in a cricket match on the Malacca Club padang today. Scores: Hiah School 103-7 dec tChoo Beng 54 1 Municipal SC 140-8 'Bain 51).
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    Pakistan 362-7
    26 16 LAHORE, Sat. Pakistan had scored 36J for seven wicketa at tea on the second day of the second Test against New Zealand here today.
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    NEGRI'S THREATS ALERT S'GOR INTO 6-0 REPLY
    453 16 NEGRI'S THREATS ALERT S'GOR INTO 6-0 REPLY KUALA LUMPUR, Sat, yoii 2% minutes this evening under-dogs Negri Sembilan, playing with great determination and not unskilfully looked as if they would create the upset of this year's Sultans' Gold Cup soccer competition against favourites Selangor at Prince Road Stadium. Selangor. missing
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    League champions held by Rest
    67 16 DENANG. Sat— Jolly Lads. P«"- nana league hockey champions, were held to a 2-2 draw by The Rest at Dato Krainat today. Gurdev Singh scored for Rrst early in the game and S Dass equalised before half-time. Titus Havelock gave Jolly Lads the lead soon
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    MHS triumph
    29 16 MALACCA. Sat. Malacca High School beat. Medical Sports Club by five coaLs to two in the under-19 knockout soccer match on thp Bandar Hilir ground toda v
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    Peacock may be the pride of Penang in today's Cup tie
    339 16  - Peacock may be the pride of Penang in today's Cup tie GUNN CHIT THYE By PENANG. Sat. FkESPITE the disadvantage of playing away to Perak in the north zone semi-final of the FAM Cup tomorrow (8 p.m.) Penang are confident that they will qualify for a final against Singapore or
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    Skinner is key man
    213 16 SINGAPORE. Sat. Goalkeeper Wilfred Skinner, who returned from duty in Sabah 11 days ago has been out through a crash programme of training for Singapore's FAM Sou'h zone semi-final against Johore at Jahm Besar morrowIn his first match since his return, itcain.st Japan on Mar. 25.
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    Kelantan rout
    33 16 KUALA TRENGGANU. Sat Negn Spmbllan beat Kelantarr 4-1 in the triangular hockey tournament here today Nrgn's scorers were Mnhendran <2i. ThavanayaKam and Ranht Singh, while Sariii Sintth netted Kelantan's only Koal
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    GOOD TALENT IN UNDER-23 TRIAL
    183 16 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat.— The Selangor Hockey Association's first under 23 trial at the Kilat Club ground this evening proved a tremendous success. All 35 players who turned up were Riven a chance to play in the trial which was in preparation for the first under
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    Goal that turned the tide
    46 16 Goal that turned the tide Selangor's Inside left Ahmad Dollah beats NeRri's Mohd Ahmad In a goalmouth tussle to score SelanKor's first Roa) in yesterday's Sultans' Gold Cud soccer match at Princes Road. This 22nd minute score wa? the turning; point for Selangor who won 6-0.
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    Youths win
    20 16 SINGAPORE. Sat. Malaysian Youths beat Singapore Selection 1-0 in a friendly soccer match at Jalan Besar Stadium tonight.
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    THOMSON GOES OUT ONE STROKE AHEAD INTO FINAL ROUND
    11 16 PETER THOMSON
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    Strong winds mar 3rd days play
    419 16 TOKYO, Sat. AUSTRALIA'S Peter Thomson led by one stroke after today's third round in the 72-holes Yomiuri open golf tournament. The four-times British open winner shot a nearfaultless, one-under-par 71 for a 54-holes total of 217 on the wind lashed Yomiuri Country Club course
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    Khir to present kris on tour
    72 16 PENANG. Sat The Minister lof Education. Inrht Muhamed I Klur Job, in. will pnnDl i ltr;» jto Gen Pnpfti Charuaatblrm, tin Deputy Prin.f Minister of Thailand vhen ta I— d> Malantea 'sep-ik ntf ii.m n Bangkok mi TMMtay inctM Klur :> president ol the
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      91 16 SPORTS DIARY SOCCER— FAM < ud x-finals: Perak v Penan? (Stadium Perak. 8 p.m.i; Spore v Johore (Jn. Besar. 7.30 p.m.V Sultan Yussuf Cop s-final: Krian Malays v T. Anson Malays (Jn A. Jai'il. Ipoh. 5.15). Friendly: Malacca v Armed Forces (Kubu Stadium. 5.15>. HOCKEY— Triangular: Trengganu v Kelantan <K
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    Growing old gracefully
    1192 17 Growing old gracefully THE MAGAZINE SECTION Pl^o m! H^i XiV CHANGES of I* c r sonality during th c Seventh Age <>f Man ;irc frequently portrayed by poets, dramatists ;iii(l novelists. Depending on the author's outlook and purpose, elderly persons ;uv either caricatured or idealised. Similar attitudes can be discerned
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    Radio Programmes
    366 17 Radio Programmes KUALA LUMPUR A.M.: 600 Prog. Summary 6.02 Morning Mtlodie.-. 7.00 The News. 710 Breaklast Potpourri; 7.30 Learn A Word A Day, 7.35 Breakfast Potpourri; 8.00 The News; 8.05 Bright And Breezy. 8.59 Summary Of Programmes For The Morning: 9.00 Music City; 10.00 Tell Me A Story; 10.30 Ben
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    785 17 WHAT'S RIGHT WITH AMERICA continued DOORISH, selfish, naive, trigger happy Americans are accustomed to hearing themselves called such things by critics abroad. But there's another side to the story. The world abounds in admirers and imitators of the U. S. way of life. In these reports, you get a picture
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    987 18  - THE TEXTBOOK RACKET TONY CHAN By KUALA LUMPUR LEE SIOK YEW, Assistant Minister of Education. .a warning that the Government may hove to take over the publishing of school textbooks. V. MURUGASU, Principal of Victoria Institution. .we seldom make changes in textbooks we change only in the interest of educotion.
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    To arm or not to arm?
    839 18 HAROLD SOH ON THE PRIVATE INVESTICATOR IyHEN contemplating legislation for the control of private security agencies, the issue that at once comes to mind is: Should "private eyes" be armed? There are two schools of thought on this matter; one led by the Commissioner
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      In search of bigger game
      1057 19 In search of bigger game TAN SIEW SIN BY A STAFF WRITER THE Finance Minister, Mr. Tan Slew Sin, left the country recently in Karen of big game. He will st;jy first in India as the guest of the Indian Finance Minister. Here he will seek relaxation from the affairs
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      The man who planted the seed of fame
      316 19 The man who planted the seed of fame SUNDAY TIMES STAFF WRITER preparation of their floras. He also organised and personally participated in numerous field expeditions to Malaya. Sumatra. Java and Borneo Jo col- lot t plants to rnrich both the herbarium and the gardens. Duplicates of specimens collected were
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      542 19 SOME tourist friends of mine from Australia, who will be arriving here by ship, have asked me if I can arrange a trip for them around Singapore by air. I know that the Singapore Flying Club arranges joy flights for the public on special occasions. Will the club
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    275 20 THE first day the new factory ha.id was on the job he opened his lunchbox eagerly, took out a sandwich and lifted the edge a fraction of an inch. "Oh hell," he said dolefully. "Cream cheese." The second day the same thing happened. "Pfui." he said "Cream
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    the pleasure of your company
    399 20 the pleasure of your company WK request the pleasure of your company." This is what the gold-edged invitation card says. In store for you may be a wedding reception, cocktails, a dinner or liouscwarining party. With an active community alive with organisations, relatives and friends, these little cards, are hound
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    660 21 DEAR JANE LEE BLflt3ilililjl^^rjPxinT^BTi^lpMr^^T^iW?^?H'r AJY boy friend and I inltl tend getting engaged soon, but he says he'll never marry a girl who is not a virgin. To make sure I am a virgin he wants me to submit to him before the engagement. Though I haven't been an angel
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    1113 21 WOMEN and MONEY ON GETTING TO KNOW ONE ANOTHER MIND your P'« and Qv At every social occasion miv will meet new personalities and new situations. How are you at introductions? Is it a breeze or do miv stutter in confusion at ihe crucial momt-nt? The young and inexperienced might
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