The Straits Times, 6 April 1965

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    20 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 135,000 The Straits Times Estd. 1845. TUESDAY, APRIL 6, 1965 15 CENTS KDN 1189 linr,
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    Crack up over race issue? Never
    463 1 Crack up over race issue? Never -SAYS TENGKU |^l ALA LUMPUR Mon. Tengku Alxlul Rahman has brushed aside views that Malaysia might crack up because of racial troubles. "There are a few people who can never lind anything right In this country," the Prime Minister said in UPI newsfilm interview
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    Lock icon Privileges: Swee Aun answers Kuan Yew
    116 1 Privileges: Swee Aun answers Kuan Yew CiANBERRV Mon. i Statements reported to have been made recently by the Singapore Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, were criticised today by the Malaysian Minister for Commerce and Industry, Dr. Lim Swee Aun. The Minister said: "Mr. Lee. by his statements al home
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    Dr. Lim told: Come back now
    253 1 PHONE CHAT WITH TENGKU, THEN— He must return to end textiles row KUALA LUMPUR, Monday TENCKU Abdul Rahman today told the Minister of Commerce and Industry, Dr. Lim Swee Aun, by telephone to return home "immediately." Alter last Wednesi (Jay's Cabinet meet ing, the
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    Lock icon KING, QUEEN SPEND DAY IN MEDINA
    119 1 KING, QUEEN SPEND DAY IN MEDINA DAMASCUS, >lon. The Yang di Pertuan Agong yesterday spent the second day of his 11--day state visit to Saudi Arabia in .Medina, where he paid homage to the Prophet's tomb, .Mecca Radio reported. The radio said the visiting monarch made the trip from the
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    Lock icon U.S. leads in arms race
    80 1 U.S. leads in arms race WASHINGTON. Mon— Mr Robert MeNamara. the U.S. Secretary of Defence, said today the Untied Slates has an overwhelming lead over the Soviet Union in all tjrpw ot modern arms, and Itam is no si«n Moscow i^ trying to i atch up. •The Soviets have decided
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    Army engineers for Malaysia
    50 1 LONDON. Mon.— The 32 Field Squadron. Royal Engineers, plus a Mimll detachment of the 15 Field Pack Squadron. Royal Engineers, will fly to Malaysia at the end of August, according to a Ministry of Defence report today They will assist In building tracks and roads.— UPl.
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    Lock icon Socialist Soek...
    44 1 JAKARTA, Mon. President Soekarno has declared that all foreign capital must i>«- placed under Government control "because Indonesia is now ready to become a Socialist community." The President stressed that Indonesia did not welcome foreign investments because they were "para- sites". UPI.
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    Now a law to jail opponents of call-up
    185 1 Now a law to jail opponents of call-up KIALA M M--1Y PUR, Mon Any person obstructing national service is liable to up to three years' jail or a line not exceedin a $;>.()<)<) or both. This regulation, based on the Emergency (Essential Powers) Act, 1964. appeared in a gazette notification
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    Well done SIR! says Tengku
    235 1 SINGAPORE, Monday, TENGKU Abdul Rahnan today described the latest success by men of the Singapore Infantry Regiment over the Indonesian terrorists in the Koln Tinggi area as "something which the whole notion must admire.** The Prime Minister was referring to the kiiiinu of sewn Indonesians
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    TRIPLETS FOR IBAN WOMAN
    58 1 [KUCHING. Mon. An Iban woman gave birth to triplets, all boys, this morning at the Sibu General Hospital. The 35-year-old woman was flown from Belaga, 108 miles upriyer from Sibu, yesterday, in a Whirlwind helicopter of 845 Naval Air Commando Squadron. A badly scolded boy was
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    Lock icon BOAC concession
    33 1 TOKYO. Mon.— Japan tonight agreed to restore traffic right* in Tokyo to the British Overeats Airways Corporation iBOAC) on flights between Hong Kong and San Francisco, according to Informed source*.— Reuter.
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    Lock icon Quake hits Southern Greece: 17 killed
    118 1 Quake hits Southern Greece: 17 killed ATHENS. Mon. A A strong earthquake struck Southern Greece early today and troops swung into action res«u«the dead, injured and homeless. The Interior Ministry said 17 persons were dead by noon today in the provinces of Arkhadhia. Ilia and Messinia, where the Prime Minister,
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    Lock icon U.S. air strikes on rail, radar targets
    304 1 CAKiOX, Mon. United States Air Force and Navy aircrafl today blasted road, rail and raijar targets in North Yi<tnam in sep;ir ;i I c raids. The planes used rockets, cannon and napalm fire-bombs. No communist aircraft were sighted this morning the third successive
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    STOP PRESS SPIES CAUGHT
    26 1 STOP PRESS SPIES CAUGHT WASHINGTON, Mon FBI ftfeatfl today arrested two mi'ii including mi«»sblg Pentagon 0tHiri«T on charge* »f wlllag is. defeacc •eereti to Ru^-^ia IP
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    Lock icon Royal visit
    21 1 ROME. Mon.— Thai PrtBMMM Suddliawones Paribatra and SvaMti Chandra arrived liere today from Bangkok on a private visit -UPI.
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  • AFRO-ASIAN AND PACIFIC DESK
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      Lock icon GREATEST ACT OF MORAL COURAGE SINCE BRITAIN STOOD ALONE IN LAST WAR...
      136 2 jyt ELBOIR N.E, Mon. American intervention in Vietnam was the greatest act of moral rouraje since Britain stood alone in the last world war. Australia's Prime Minister. Sir Robert Menzies. said yesterday. Many people were ouii-k to criticise
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      All afire over his love
      66 2 MANILA. Mon.— A Chinese set himself afire on an alley here yesterday after being persistently reiected by the woman he had been courting for months, police said. Police said that by committing i miieide by fire. Tan Kian Pia. 37. a salesman, nearly burned down
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      Lock icon 'In name of God, stop this' plea
      428 2 'In name of God, stop this' plea NEW YORK, Mon. J^JORE than 2,500 clergymen condemned U.S. policy in Vietnam yesterday as one of "'moral bankruptcy and called for a negotiated peace. The call came as President Johnson ruled out the suspension of U.S. air raids on North Vietnam, which Mr.
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      Lock icon Our strikes are on vital links in Red supply lines: U.S.
      278 2 WASHINGTON. Mon. TT The Defence Department said last night that U.S. and South ii/ n.iiii a i r strikes against three bridges in North Vietnam daring the past two days were against "vital links" in the supply lines guoxrill
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      Lock icon Students protest
      35 2 1 JAKARTA. Mon.— A mpetirc of 500 Indonesian students has pioI tested to the Indonesian Foreign !Of (ice against the Governtnen' 1 closure last week of the Indonesian -American Friendship Soctetj. j Reuter.
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      Lock icon Ferry disaster
      39 2 I CAIRO. Mon. A crowded (Ptrvboat capsized in the River Nile ;tnd 20 people returning :o Mansoura. fmm ;i dervish il.mcing party on the opposite b:inlc were feared drowned. Divers havt so far recovered six bodies. A.P.
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      Deposed because he looks 'too English'
      207 2 Deposed because he looks 'too English'- T ON DON, Mon. Prince Abdullah, the three-year-old son of former Kuala Lumpur schoolgirl Toni Gardiner, has been deposed as Crown Prince of Jordan because, it is said, he looks too English. His mother. Princess Mun*. 23. was married to King Hussein In 1961.
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  • EUROPEAN AND AMERICAN DESK
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      Lock icon Soviet trawler fleet keeps eye on Nato
      159 3 Soviet trawler fleet keeps eye on Nato OSLO, Mon. About 400 Soviet trawlers have been observed oif north Norway in recent wopks, a Defence Ministry spokesman said today. He told reporters that some had called at Bodoe. a Natn base within the Arctic Circle, for water or repairs. The trawlers.
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      28 3 BELGRADE. Mon. An tnflupnza epidemic l.s nißiiitt in Bulgaria, according to v Bulgarian Health Ministry statement quoted by the Yugoslav news agency Tanjug yesterday- Reu-j ter.
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      Lock icon Berlin Road protest by Allies to Reds
      154 3 Berlin Road protest by Allies to Reds WEST BERLIN. Mon. The three Allied Commandants protested today after the Mayor of West Berlin. Mr. Willy Brandt, was turned back by East German border guards on his way to West Berlin bj road last night. An Allied spokesman said the British. American
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      28 3 MOSCOW. Mon. The chief >ngineer of a candy factory was sentenced to death and 20 other Deople jailed for swindling the he Soviet Government. A.P.
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      24 3 THE HAGUE. Mon— Holland will organise the 1966 Bridge Olympiad, which is expected to attract 200 of the world's best pairs. Reuter.
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      Lock icon US. leads Russia threeto-one in weapons
      259 3 US. leads Russia three-to-one in weapons WASHINGTON, Monday. HP HE Defence Secretary, Mr. Robert S. McNamara, said today the United States had a three-to-one lead over the Soviet Union in military weapons. There was no sign Russia was trying to catch up, he said. "The Soviets have decided that they
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      Lock icon Platinum haul by raiders
      46 3 LIVEP°OOL. Mon.— Police lust night re covered nearly on^ third ol a £25.000 haul of industrial platinum stolen in a raid on a factory here yesterday. It was earlier reported that the robbers had escaped with £100.000 worth of the metal. Reuter.
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      The man who stopped the VC 10...
      120 3 The man who stopped the VC 10... rpARMAC sweeper Surjit I ■L Singh of Singapore. stopped the inaugural flight of Britain's Super VCIO flat in its tracks last week with two punctures. A bearing bracket dropped off the reir ot his motoris■d cleaner as he swept the runways at London
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      17-nation talks in Italy
      64 3 COMO (Italy), Mon. Royalty, statesmen and business leaders from 17 nations yesterday ended three days of confidential talks here on strengthening economic and political co-operation in the westChairman of the meeting was Prince Bernhard of the Netherlands, leader of the Bildergerg i organisation. The aim of
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      Lock icon Eight children die in fire
      64 3 LOCKPORT (Illinois i. Mon.— Eight children between the ages of six weeks :<nd 15 years were killed when a lire destroyed their home here. Fire Department officials reported. Mrs. Irene Harris, mother of seven of the children and Mrs. Kay Hollens, mother of the eighth
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      Lock icon On-the-dole Chaplin Jnr. told by mother Oona: Go and get a job
      172 3 On-the-dole Chaplin Jnr. told by mother Oona: Go and get a job LONDON, Mon. Michael Chaplin, 18--year-old bearded son of Charlie Chaplin, living with his wife and baby on a £10 weekly National Assistance Government grant here, was urged by his mother yesterday to "get a job and go to
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      Windsors return to Paris
      48 3 PARIS. Mon. The Duke of Windsor returnrd to France yesterday with his American-bora Duchess in a special airplane ot the Queen's Flight. An ambulance was waiting and drove out to the plane- The Duke still wearing heavy dark glasses, got straight into the ambulance—UPl-
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      Lock icon I AM STAYING ON AS TORY CHIEF: HOME
      118 3 I ONDON, Mon. Blr Alec Douglas Home, former Prime Minister, reaffirmed in a newspaper interview today that he intended to stay at the head of the Conservative oddosltion. He was asked in the interview with the Conservative Daily Mail about criticisms inside
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      Lock icon Migrants warned: Conform to British standards
      267 3 Migrants warned: Conform to British standards I ONDON, Mon. Commonwealth immigrants coming to Britain were warned yesterday by unofficial "Immigration Minister." Mr. Maurice Foley, that they must oe prepared to conform to British standards of behaviour, hygiene and sanitation. Mr. Foley. a junior Minister at the Economics Ministry, who has
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      31 3 WASHINGTON. Mon. The White House announced that a group appointed by President Johnson would study ways of expanding U.S. trade with Eastern Europe and the Soviet Union.— Reuter.
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    Police clerks put off 'action' vote
    321 5 l/UALA LUMPUR. Mon. —The Police Administrative and Clerical Services Union has postponed a decision on industrial action because of the "high level negotiations" taking place now for the revision of salary of teleprinter typists and departmental telephone operators. The union's executive council met here
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    5,000 attend solidarity rally
    72 5 5,000 attend solidarity rally TAIPING. Mon. About 5.000 people yesterday attended a solidarity rally at Kuala Kurau. a fishing village near here. The participants, who carried banners and placards bearing slogans, inarched through the streets of the village singing patriotic songs. On-the-spot collections at the rally, which was addressed by
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    Lock icon Bomohs are useful, say Aussie experts
    97 5 Bomohs are useful, say Aussie experts If UCHING. Mon. Austra- lian psychiatrists. Dr. J. E. Cawte and Dr. J. A. Kldson. have urged modern practitioners of Western medicine to cooperate more closely with aboriginal medicine men And the Sarawak Medical Department agrees. A spokesman said: "As has been found In
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    Jail for his 24th offence
    52 5 PENANG, Mon. Sujiman bin Mairin. 32. was today convicted for the 24th time when he pleaded guilty to stealing a bicycle at thr esDlanade on March 11. The magistrate. Mr. T Aria Rajah, sentenced him to one year's jail, to be followed by a years
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    Girl robbed of $100 chain
    43 5 PENANG, Mon. A student of the Penang Convent. Michlyo binte Noor. was robbed of a gold chain valued at $100 while waiting for a bus yesterday. A youth came up from behind, snatched the chain and ran off.
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    'Why I am angry with Sock regime...'
    329 5 'Why I am angry with Sock regime...' FILIPINO EDUCATIONIST SPEAKS ABOUT THE 'CREEPING DANGER' SINGAPORE, Monday. FILIPINO educationist, Miss Belen Abreu, said here today that her people had only recently become aware of the "creeping danger" of Indonesian infiltration through the Philippines' southern regions. Miss Abreu, at a Press conference
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    POLICE HUNT FOR MISSING GIRL, 13
    108 5 POLICE HUNT FOR MISSING GIRL, 13 SINGAPORE, Mon. Police are looking for a Malay schoolgirl. Mihrul Nisa binte Pakeer Malimar. 13 (above), who has been missing from her home in Lorong Marican, Changi. for the past four days. Mihrul. who studies at the Geylang Craft Centre, was last seen by
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    AIR FARES CUT FOR FAMILIES
    137 5 KUALA LI'MPUR. .Mon. Malaysian Airways has introduced special fares for families »hn travel together for a 21--day excursion anywhere in the country. The fares are applicable throughout the year, subject to normal regulations governing baggage, cancellation and refunds. An airways spokesman said today that thr
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    For Sabah post
    47 5 KUANTAW. Mon Raja Mohamed Ali. Assistant Principal Secretary from the Ministry of Defence, has taken over as State Development Officer. Pahang. from (nche Sa'ad bin Huji Walad. Inche Sa'ad has left on secondment to the Sabah Government to be the State Development Officer there.
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    Language Front prepares for congress
    252 5 Language Front prepares for congress I/TALA LUMPUR. Mon. The National Language Action Front will hold a general meeting nn May 1. when the executive body will prepare plans for a congress of representatives from the Front organisations throughout the country A Front spokesman said that the congress, which would be
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    Beware the ex-detainees, says Brunei party chief
    236 5 BRUNEI TOWN, Mon rpHE Brunei National Organisation pre- sident, Chegu Manan bin Mohamed, who was defeated in the Brunei Legislative Council and District Council elections, has called on the Government not to be deceived by statements by ex-detainres Chegu Manan was beaten by
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    Two hills to fill up swampland for industry
    92 5 SINGAPORE. Mon. The Economic Development Board will utilise earth from two hills in jurong to reclaim 100 acres of swampland along the south western c hores of Jurong for Industrial purposes. The two hills 80ft. and 100 ft. high will yield about
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    200 wanted for S'pore police
    45 5 SINGAPORE. Mon. The Singapore police have 300 vacancies for constables to be enrolled on June 1. the Police Secretary, Mr. 1 1. Chelliah. announced today Applicants ahould write to th« Commandant. Advanced Trmmnf School. Thomson Road, for applli cation forma.
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    Legislation soon to permit offshore mining
    239 5 Legislation soon to permit offshore mining IPOH, Mon. Legisla- 1 tion to clear the legal decks for the mining of offshore areas of Malaysia will be ready in about a year, the Minister of Lands and Mines. Inche Abdul Rahman bin Ya'kub, said here today. The Minister, who was making
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    $250 donation
    28 5 SINGAPORE. Mon. The Malayan Pharmaceutical Association (Southern Division) has written to the Tengku, pledging their loyalty to Malaysia and donating $251. towards the National Defence Fund.
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    Don't rely too much on your allies in the C'wealth, he says
    300 5 Don't rely too much on your allies in the C'wealth, he says KUALA LUMPUR. Mon AUSTRALIA'S only Independent Senator, Dr. A R.J.D. Turnbull, said today that Malaysia should step up her resistance against Indonesia without relying too much on her Commonwealth allies. I 1 Such resistance would eventually force President
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    Shot constable: Coroner returns an open verdict
    333 6 SINGAPORE, Monday. •J'HK Slate (.'(uonor, Mr. Sachi Saurajen, today recorded an open verdict al the end of an inquiry into the death of a police constable H the Kandang Kerbau Police Station bachelors' barracks on Nov. A last year. P.C. Cliia Swee Mong.
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    GERMAN ENVOY IN INAUGURAL FLIGHT
    133 6 SINGAPORE. Mon. A Lufthansa German Airlines Boeing 720 jet left here tonight with 22 invited guests on an inaugural flight to Frankfurt. The German Ambassador to Malaysia, Dr. Horst Boehling was among them. The Malaysian group of 20 Included Industrialists. bankers. educationists, trade representatives and
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    The doubting housewife
    144 6 SINGAPORE. Mon. A magistrate's court was today told of how an unemployed man went from house to house collecting money by telling sob stories. S. Ramalingam. 41, who admitted a charge of trying to procure charitable contributions by false pretences, was said to have told his benefactors
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    BAN ON TAKING OF GUN TO BARRACKS
    212 6 "As I was putting the n volver back I heard a gun shot. I was in a hurry so I was not aware if my hand was on the trigger or not." During the inquiry, the Coroner pointed out that there were two
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    French for beginners by the AEB
    72 6 French for beginners by the AEB SINGAPORE. Mon.— The Adult Education Board is organising beginners' French language courses. Each course will be of four months' duration and will commence as soon as the minimum of 30 students for each course has been enrolled. In these courses, English will oe used
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    Speech Day
    22 6 SINGAPORE. Mon.— The Outram Secondary School will hold 1U annual Speech Day and prize distribution on Friday at 4 p.m
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    More flats for sale soon
    173 6 SINGAPORE. Mon TiHE Housing and DeI velopment Board today sold by ballot the last 360 of its 1.948 units of flats under its "home ownership for the people" scheme in Queenstown. Todays sale was the ninth and last balloting sale conducted by the Board since
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      463 6 'PHI. follo»int In tod»yi «cbedu London, Utanbul Bombay (EGB -««i 1 of civil aircraft movemrati at 6 »m. Pay* Lebar airport Blngapore: Air Vietnam: Krom Saigon (VN ARRIVALS M6> 53 m ARRIVALS OiPARTURtt BOAC From London. Cairo. Ka- BOAC To Darwin. Melbourne (BA. rachi. BanKkok (BA 702) T 25 p.m.
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    CHUNG CHENG TYPHOW CASES NOW TOTAL 52
    148 7 SINGAPORE, Monday. i N OTHER 15 cases of typhoid from the Chung Cheng High 1 School have been confirmed during the past 48 hours, bringing the total number of cases in the current series to 52. A Health Ministry statement issued tonight that
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    TAIWAN SCHOLAR JOINS NGEE ANN
    109 7 SINGAPORE. Mon. Professor Ling Yin, 'above) who has taught in many prominent universities in China since 1932. has arrived in Singapore from Formosa to join Ngee Ann College's Chinese Language department. Professor Ling, 55, is considered one of the foremost authorities on Chinese etymology, phonology.
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    INDUSTRIAL WORKERS' UNION WINS
    103 7 INDUSTRIAL WORKERS' UNION WINS SINGAPORE. Mon. The Industrial Workers' Union has beaten its rival, the Singapore Manual and Mercantile Workers' Union by 292 votes to 61 in a secret ballot held among the workers of the Hock Lee Amalgamated Bus Co.. Ltd.. to determine the issue ol union representation. A
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    Kerala Assn. officials
    82 7 SINGAPORE. Mon. Mr V Surendranath has been elected president of the Kerala Association, Singapore, for the sixth consecutive year. Mr. E.V.N. Nair was elected vice-president. Other officials are: Mr. Bhaskaran Pillai, general secretary; Mr. P. Menon, assistant secretary; Mr. K. J. Nair, treasurer; Mi. P. Sivadasan. organising
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    Sata X-ray unit at Changi
    84 7 SINGAPORE Mon— The Sata Mnoile X-iay unit is now stationed ai Changi Customs, lj m j. Upper Changi Road until Apr. 91 tran 4. 30 p.m. to 8 p.m., except Saturdays, Sundays and public in/i^ay*. Tlii* is for the benefit of people staying in the
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    Real Estate Valuers Assn.
    38 7 SINGAPORE. Mon. Mr. W. Reeve has been elected president of the Real Estate Valuers Association (Singapore*. Other officials elected include Mrs. E. Phoii (vice president). Mr. Ueorae Neelankavil (secretary). Mi. K. Kandasamy (treasurer i.
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    JNew guiders
    38 7 SINGAPORE. Mon. Fifty tr.iinee guldens who recently aitended a training course given oy the Girl Guides Association will be enrolled as new guiders on Thursday oy Division. Commissioners at Boy Scouts' Headquarters. Sands House. Clemenceau Avenue.
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    Traffic plans for three-day Grand Prix
    416 7 Traffic plans for three-day Grand Prix SINGAPORE, Monday. SINGAPORE S Grand Prix circuit will be closed to all traffic between midnight and 7 p.m. during race days on April 10, 11 and 12. Traffic arrangements for the sporting event were announced today by Traffic Police. The circuit embraces the new
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    Tourism Board extends essay contest
    92 7 Tourism Board extends essay contest SINGAPORE. Mon— The closing date of the essay competition sponsored by the Tourist Promotion Board for secondary schools has been extended to the end of the second school term. This \ras announced by the Chairman of the Board. Mr. KM. Byrne, today. He said that
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    Indian Minister on TV today
    55 7 SINGAPORE. Mon— Radio Malaysia iSingapurai will tomorrow broadcast a recorded version of Its interviews in English and Tan:ii with the Indian Minister for Kootl and Agriculture. Mr. C. Subramaniam, during his recent visit to Singapore. The broadcast will be in English at 6 pm. and
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    Scouts' Job Week: 7,000 taking part
    101 7 SINGAPORE. Mon. The Singapore Boy Scouts Association will hold its annual Job Week from April 10 to 18 this year. Some 7,000 rovers, scouts, and wolf cubs will take part. The Assistant Chief Commissioner of Boy Scouts (Administration i. Mr. Dennis Goh, today appealed
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    13 blue films convictions
    49 7 One of the 13 men convicted of viewing blue films in a back room of a house in Kallang Pudding Road and reported in the Straits Times last Saturday was named as H. Kenny. This is not Corporal H. Kenny of HQ. FARELP, Camp Staff
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    STUDENTS' WEEK IS NOW UNDER WAY
    145 7 SINGAPORE, Monday. 'THE seventh annual Students' Week organised x by the Chinese V.M.C.A. began tonight with an opening ceremony and camp fire at the St. Joseph's Institution sports field at 7.30 p.m. Aims of the week include i the promotion of better relationship among
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    Decision to sell flats is unchanged
    171 7 Decision to sell flats is unchanged SINGAPORE. Mon. The Chairman of the Housing and Development Board, Mr. Tan Kia Gan, today announced that the Board did not intend to raise the rents of the 823 Tiong Bahru pre-war flats, but was sticking to its decision of selling them. He said:
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    Musical Society piano, violin, singing contest
    92 7 Musical Society piano, violin, singing contest SINGAPORE, Mon. The Singapore Musical Society announced today that the annual piano, violin and singing competition will take place at the Cultural Centre in Port Canning between April 19 and 30. Pull details of the competition, which covers all grades of piano playing, violin
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    Union office bearers
    53 7 SINGAPORE. Mon— Mr. J.A. Dawes has been re-elected president o. f the Singapore Governme 1 Administrative and Clerical Services Unioii. Other officials elected include Mr. Chia Slew Lian (vice-presi-dent). Mr. A. Paramanathan secretary). Madam Mary Tan (assistant secretary). Mr. Hannd bin Hassan (treasurer) and Mr. Ismail bin
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    These radio microphones illegal
    181 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. The Telecommunications Department today warned dealers not to fm- port or sell radio micropbOOM which operate on the radio telephone frequencies technically known as the Citizen's Band '27.12 megacycles i. A spokesman of the radio operations branch of the department said today that
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    ITALIAN HONOUR FOR RUNME SHAW
    113 7 ITALIAN HONOUR FOR RUNME SHAW MALAYSIAN cinema magnate. Mr. Runme Shaw (right) receiving Italy's insigna of KnightOfflcer of the Order of Merit from the Minister Plenipotentiary, Dr. Dante Pollici, Consul General of Italy for Singapore. Sarawak, Sabah and the Sultanate of Brunei at a cocktail party in Dr. Pollici's residence
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    No water areas
    40 7 SINGAPORE, Mon.— Water will be cut off in North Buona Vista Road, Eng Hoe Road and Holland Road i Kampong). From Holland Road. 5 m.s. up to Glm Pong Village tomorrow from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
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    Education head to officiate
    47 8 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon.— The Selangor Association for Retarded Children will hold its first annual meeting at the Methodist Tamil Church Hall here on Wednesday at 7.30 p.m. The meeting will be opened by the Chief Education Officer of Selangor Mr. Tay Seng Chye.
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    NOW I CAN JOIN MY LOVER says MAN SENTENCED TO DEATH
    288 8 NOW I CAN JOIN MY LOVER says MAN SENTENCED TO DEATH KANGAR, Monday. A THAI padi-planter, Din Chai, 22, sentenced to death in the High Court here today for the murder nearly four years ago of a 15-year-old girl he claimed was his lover, smiled and clapped his hands when
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    Two girls drown in disused pool
    58 8 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Two girls were drowned in a disused mining pool at the 13th mile, Puchong Road, here yesterday. They were A. Alamelu. 13. and E. Marie. 22, Their bodies were recovered three hours later Police said today that the girls went to
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    Dental meeting
    24 8 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon— The annual meeting and symposium of the Malaysian Dental Association will be held here from April 16 to 18.
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    Brigade officials
    40 8 IPOH, Mon— Mr. Martin Dicom was elected chairman of the Indian division of the St. John Ambulance Brigade. Peralc area, at the annual meeting here yesterday, with Mr. K.S. Muthu as secretary and Mr. LA. Nathan as treasurer
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    Naafi workers donate
    34 8 MALACCA. Mon.— Thfr Chief Minister of Malacca. Inche Abdul Ghaf.u- bin Baba. today received a cheque for $500 for the National Defence Fund from the Naafl Employees Union at Terendak Camp.
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    Cleared: TV puzzle over Tun Razak's tour
    236 8 Cleared: TV puzzle over Tun Razak's tour KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. A television film about the Deputy Prime Minister, Tun Abdul Razak, last night showed him making visits to several African states not included in his present tour. Confused viewers, not rcallsluk that the film was about Tun Razak s FIRST
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    Parking rates complaint
    65 8 SINGAPORE. Mon. The Ministry of National Development is looking into a complaint made by the Automobile Association of Singapore over the recent increase In the hourly parking rates at Collyer Quay. Raffles Quay and Empress Place from 20 to 40 cents. This was disclosed today by a
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    THIS BID TO STAB US IN THE BACK
    194 8  - THIS BID TO STAB US IN THE BACK Dato Syed Ja'afar -by MALACCA, Mon. The Central Government is being confronted not only by Indonesia hut also hv Singapore l:\uler^. the I'mnn secrctnryKPneral. Main Ja'afu Albar. said Jast nitht. He added: "Me ar« not afraid of the PAP. but of racial
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    Four soldiers for NZ course
    51 8 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. Four .soldiers have Ixth aeta trd tn attend a driver operator's course at the Army School. Waiouru, New Zealand. Sappers Khamts bin IdrLs. Othman bin Shumsuddin. Ahmad bia Ambun and Mat Esa bin Abdullah, all from the Malaysian Engineers, will leave Singapore
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    Bernam River project
    41 8 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon— The Minister <>; Agriculture and Co- operatives, Ha.ji Mohumrd Glia/.ill bin JawL will open ;i Selangor Philihub and Irrigation DepartI ment project, the Bermim River I Headworks. near Tan.jong Maiina, at 11 a.m. on April 15-
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    Khir makes an appeal for books
    148 8 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. rpHE Minister of Education, Inche r Mohamed Khir Johari, today appealed to the i public for generous do- nations to equip the libraries of the 22 regional training centres in the country. Latest reference and professional books on education are needed.
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    A MAN ON THE MOON BY 1970
    1779 9  - A MAN ON THE MOON BY 1970 Russia and the U.S. are in a space race, but at different, cautious speeds V HANDFUL of dreams ago it \v:is inconceivable thai man could roam the distant heavens. Now what confronts man is: Where does it all end? There is no imaginable
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    DEATH
    23 10 PTarW* US tmiMmmm) CABLE RECEIVED that Uwr«wi Fernandez Valla Veil, TrivajMlrum. brother of V Albert. N'lyor Kstate. anuan*. passed a»ay on 2-4-106.*.
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
    115 10 2» Wards SIS (Minimum) MRS. ONG INC LIAN and children iTes. friends for tbetf prayer*, wre^tas sctollk. condolences, donations and attennanc* on their recent bereavement. MRS. CHAN HIH TEIK and family thank P>\. Fathers, Rev. Brother Director of St. Michael's Ipeta. staff .■>' nenernl Hospital, Ipoh. relative* I »nd
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    IN MEMORIAM
    35 10 i» Word, SIS (Minimum) IN EVER LOVING Memory of oar j beloved mother Mrs Rasararrah Bubra- manlam. who left M on «-4-W. "gon* hut will never he forgotten Inserted by husband and ihi.dren
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  • The Straits Times
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      Floor And Ceiling
      702 10 From the little that is known of the proceedings of the United Nations tin conference the question of floor and ceiling prices is the single difficult issue. Indonesian withdrawal from the agreement has disconcerted no-one (Jakarta has said it will "negotiate privately" with other members) although Indonesian
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      Traffic Mess
      347 10 The development possibili- ties of the Klang Valley are enormous and have been em- > phasised by various expert consultants Nearness to the Federal Capital and ready access to Port Swettenham invest ihis whole tract of land with special advantages as a site for commercial and Inj dust
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      Port Progress
      228 10 Port Swettenham's achievement since the North Klang Straits wharves were op«;ned in December. 1963, has been to eliminate delays to ships. Since the extra berths were brought into use no vessel has been held up, and the port's reputation has to that extent been salvaged. In spite of
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    Subandrio on the China alliance
    1156 10  - Subandrio on the China alliance DENIS WARNER WHAT WOULD YOU DO IF *OU-ARE ENCIRCLED?" He said Indonesia was not a satellite of China. It proved that In 1959. (This during bitter negotiations over citizenship of Chinese In Indonesia.) On Indonesia's deteriorating relations with the U.S. Dr. Subandrio asked: "What do
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      THE VARSITY DONS, EXPAT AND LOCAL
      801 10 r PHE expatriate protessor who insists that the number of expatriates leaving the University is "unusually high" obviously does not believe the figures supplied by the Registrar. Since the establishment of the Malaysian Staff Association some expatriates have been busily spreading rumours of an
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    S'pore law firm: $285,000 loss
    774 11 SINGAPORE. Mon Breaches of rules technical, says counsel in plea for minimum penalty rpWO senior lawyers said to 1 have lost $285,000 as a result of irregularities in the accounts of their legal practice, faced disciplinary proceedings in the High Court here today Mr. N.A.
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    'Join the coastal corps' call by Toh
    198 11 'Join the coastal corps call by Toh SINGAPORE, Mon. A coastal observation corps to check Indonesian Infiltration wa 9 suggested today by the Deputy Prime Minister. Dr. Toh Chin Chye. Operational details were not announced, but all people living by the sea were urged to join. "If there are groups
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    Man jailed for fraud
    61 11 IPOH. lion.- A former assistant cashier in Weanie Brothers here. Michael Won?. 28- «a< sentenced io a day's iail and a fine of $500 or six months ia:l here today. Wong plpadecl equity to making a false entry in a duplicate receipt belonging to Wearne Brothers
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    New radio transmitter in operation
    79 11 KAJANG. Mon. Radio Malaysia's million dollar transmitting station now being built at Cheras Road, one mile from here. Is partly In operation. A 100 kilmvatt Ilimillllfl beamed at Indonesia, wen* on :hr air this month. The (tmstruciion of the six I transmitters throe of 100
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    Theft of animals from the National Zoo
    262 11 SIX SLOW LORIS (THEY SLEEP ALL DAY) DISAPPEARED OVERNI6NT KUALA LUMPUR, Monday. gIX slow loris were stolen from an enclosure in the National Zoo at Ulu Klang yesterday. Zoo officials believp they were stolen for medicinal purposes. The theft was discovered by a
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    Mac Donald House blast: Two for trial
    158 11 Mac Donald House blast: Two for trial CINGAPORE, Mon. The Ninth Magistrate, Mr. S. Rajendran. today ordered two Indonesians charged with the murder of three Mac Donald House workers to stand trial in the High Court. Senior Inspector T. S. Zaln j submitted to the court a certificate from the
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    Curfew charge
    36 11 MUAR. Mon. Pour Malaysian fishermen said to have "been found in the off-shore curfew •rea here yesterday because their buat had developed engine trouble, are to be charged in court with breaking the curfew.
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    Radio Singapura broadcast: 3 hours less
    134 11 Radio Singapura broadcast: 3 hours less CLNGAPORE, Mon. Radio Malaysia (Singapura) will be broadcasting three hours less each day for four days a week, with immediate effect, due to the abolition of the schools' broadcast service. A statement by the Broadcasting Department says the station will not be broadcasting between
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    $157,00 income tax claims
    51 11 SINGAPORE. Hon.— Tnc Comptroller of Incomp Tpx has filrd a writ in the High Court Registry claiming $94,603 fmn SH.v;iee Engineers Ltd., being money due and unpaid as Income tax. Another writ was filed against Cho Chin Yee. of Wareham Road, claiming $62,669 in unpaid income
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    Jet flight for 22
    36 11 SINGAPORE. Mon A Lufthansa Airlines Boeine 720 -c left here tonight with 22 invited guests on an inauKur.nl flight to Frankfurt. The German Ambassador to Malaysia. Dr. Horn Boehling was among them.
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    Sandra obtains B.A. in USA
    53 11 SINGAPORE. Mon. Miss Sandra K. Chow ol Singapore has graduated from Michigan State University in East Lansing, Mlchicrun. v. :th a BA. degree in art practice. She was among 10 student* and •rholars from seven Far East and Pacific countries who received their decrees recently
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    Cultural call
    36 11 SINGAPORE. Mon. A party of 20 visiting district councillors from Sarawak will call on the Minister for Culture. Mr. S. Rajaratnaat. at the Ministry of Culture Cor. Terence Room, at 12 JO p.m. tomorrow.
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    Minister hits out at port critics
    285 11 Minister hits out at port critics OORT SWETTENHAM. Mon. The Minister of Transport, Dato Sardon bin Haji Jubir, said today that charges of inefficiency of the port here were "most irresponsible." "Such baseless complaint* could damage the international standing of the port land this in turn would hurt the nations
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  • THE MAN WITH THE GOLDEN GUN
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      Was Bond going to his death?
      1968 12  - Was Bond going to his death? Day Two of 007's hunt for a 'goldon gun' killer BILL TANNER, the Chief of Staff, glanced at the inert figure of James Bond sprawled on the floor of M's room. The poison gun with which he had tried to kill the head of
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    No British withdrawal, no neutralisation
    677 13 TENGKL RULES OUT CONCESSIONS TO SOEKARNO KUALA LUMPUR, Monday TENGKU Abdul Rahman has ruled out the withdrawal of British troops from Malaysia to appease Indonesia. In a television interview with UPI released today, the Prime Minister said the British withdrawal was not negotiable. Britain maintains
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    Mystery explosions off S'pore
    60 13 Mystery explosions off S'pore SINGAPORE, .M«n Police today said that explosions Ju-arri last night by MM Singapore residents along the west coast did not occur inside Singapore territorial waters They could not explain what canatd the explosions, which were described by residents as "■omethlnc like gunfir.." The explosions were ■aid
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    Penang Kaum Ibu assembly
    36 13 PENANO. Mon. Forty-four delegates from 22 branches will attend the Penang Kaum Ibu divisional annual assembly at Umno Hall here on April 14Several leaders, including Senator Ai.shah Ghani. will address the assembly
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    Hospital's new doctor
    29 13 KAJANG. Mon.— Dr. (Miss) Im Lai Hung has been pasted here as the second medical officer In KaJang District Hospital. The other is Dr. P.J. Jacob.
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    FOUR-DAY SEMINAR ON TEACHING CIVICS
    97 13 L I AI.A I IMPLR. Mon Ih Q .Vttioiril I ninn *f Teachers is conducting a four-day >rminar on "teaching of civics in secondary schools'" from Saturday at the Fourth Residential College of the University of Malaya Announcing this today, a spokesman of the union,
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    U.S. degrees: Science first on list
    128 13 I KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. THE 12-man committee set up to study the recognition of foreign degrees will give preference to science degrees, the Education Minister, inche Mohamed Khlr Johari. said here today. He said the committee, mainly concerned with degrees. except medical, obtained from
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    Blind bride to get fitrah aid to study Islamic religion
    166 13 Blind bride to get fitrah aid to study Islamic religion pEN'ANG. Mon.— A blind 20--year-old Chinese convert. Che Arina binte Abdullah, who married a blind telephone operator. Ahmad bin Yusoff. 24. la>t week will get a $30 fit rah (religious tithe> payment for three months. This was approved by the
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    Exercises at Pulau Ubin
    49 13 SINGAPORE, Mon— The Army today «sed UMmderflMhe*. Very liffhtß, trip flares and blank ammunition when they began their monthlong military exercises at Pnlau I'bin. The training was carried out in the vicinity of the People's Association holiday bungalow* in the west coast of the island.
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    Police transfers
    52 13 BATU PAHAT. Mon. The OCPD here. Asst Supt. N. Maha- i devan, has be*n transferred to Oeorge Town. Penang, as officer- j ln-charge of the Special Invest iga- 1 tion Branch. His former post is being filled by Asst. Supt. Moon bin I Haii Taib. who was OOPn
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    Brooke: No mystery about my trip to Indonesia
    281 13 DENANG. Mon. Ttm 1 former Rajah Muda of Sarawak, Mr. Anthony Brooko. said here today there was "no mystery at all" about his forthcoming visit to Indonesia "I have applied for a visa to enter Indonesia and I have not yet received
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    Assault on PC alleged
    57 13 PENANG. lion A Othni.n i Shall. 21. today pleaded not kuilit t in a mugisi rate's court to a charge of MMUltlng a policeman, A. Karitn. by throwing a bicycle t vrt i at him at Dickens Street on Saturday night. The magistrate, allowed Othman bail
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      51 13 flff.r/* Hit nn t t Hniph Hvimdahl AW/ V BUT I KEEP > "■■»^H~~~^^^^^X*- 1 f NOW VA C'N f ftWOKEN WORRYING ABOUT f=^sa=-— A- <-v-,. -g CONCENTRATE HOW'S MV M LEG IS HEAUNGJ THAT WEIGHT Ml" ON 6ETTIN' I PL' BUPPV J\^ NICELY 1^- y DWOPPIN6 ON ME!/ A
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      'Dundee' dish by Charlton Heston
      170 14 DURING the production of the film "Major Dundee," which will begin showing in Singapore this week, the cast and crew easily adapted themselves to the foods and cookery of Mexico and the United States southwest. They got to like frijoles, tacos, enchilados and hot chile.
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      CHICKEN STEW WITH ONIONS
      170 14 ffERE'S a recipe for chicken stew with onions: Ycu need 4 chicken Joints: Ilb button or small onions, peeled and left whole: 14 pints stock or water plus stock cube: 1 oz. butter or margarine: 1 oz. (or rounded tablespoon) flour: salt and pepper: squeeze of
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      You may like to know
      492 14 You may like to know t h c w of art shown at the exhibition of works by local artists at the Victoria Memorial Hall. Singapore, over the weekend were etchings by Miss I.im Geok Moey. Miss Lim was educated at the Chung Cheng High School and having passed the
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      Beauty plan for that fedding day radiance
      646 14 Beauty plan for that fedding day radiance BRIDE looks beautiful on her wedding day because happiness works its own magic on a woman. She walks on air, her cheeks glow and her eyes shine. But most girls, working almost to the day, find it a time of frantic activity, hard
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      261 14 JEWELLERY WITH PEBBLY LOOK OF OPAQUE STONES ItffODERN trends in costume jewellery show a close liaison with fashion. The return of high necklines puts added length to necklaces an<] sees the return of the matinee length in ropes of pearls, chains and beads. In many cases the long look in
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    91 16 MELBOURNE. Mon. TNDUSTRIAJjS were steady with rises Just shading falls. Moves were narrow and trading quiet with tne bulk of buying support for leaders. Base metals and oils were steady. Mt. Is* was down 6d. to 345. Mount lea, 34/1 N. Broken Hill (10») 4U/1 Ampol 10/10 Aunt
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    RUBBER PRICES
    241 16 APRIL first grade robber f.o.b. buyers cktaed at S p.m. in Singapore and Koala Lumpur yrsterday at 75 cents per lb. down three-eighths of a cent on Friday's closing level for the position. The tone was very quiet. K.A.S. and F.M.K.E. closing prices in cento per lb. yesterday:
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    68 16 /■minese Produce Exchange. Smgt- pore noon prices per pieul yottorday: Coconut oil: bulk $63i sellers, drum $66i vellers. Copra: Apr. May UK /Continental: Unquoted. Pepper: Muntok white 1150 sellers, Sarawak white $147t sellers, special Sarawak blark $140 tellers, garbled LamponK blark J150(N) sellers. ASTA $1624 (N) sellers. elation
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    CLOSING PRICES
    26 16 Apr. 5. MALAYAN RUBBER PRICE: 75 cents (down three-eighths of a cent). TIN: 5706.37J (up $1,121). Unofficial estimated offering 205 tons (up 5 tons).
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    VERY QUIET TRADING ON STOCK EXCHANGE
    744 16 From Our Market Correspondent NOTHING stirred tbe stock exchange yesterday which was one of tbe uuietcst days for a very long time and the amount of business written was extremely poor. Apart from the fact that .Monday is fast becoming the quietest day of
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    STOCK INDICES
    24 16 Malayan Stock Indices Apr. 3 Apr. 5 -Industrials: 75.03 75.16 Tins: 99.66 99.99 rubbers: 103.69 103.57 •Dec. 30, 1963=100 Dec. 29, 1962=100
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    STOCK EXCHANGE OF MALAYSIA
    833 16 BUSINESS in and reported to the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Stock Exchange of Malaysia yesterday, with the number of the shares traded in brackets: INDUSTRIALS: E*M (2.000) Jl.Sl. (2.000) 51. 50: F. and N. ordt. (1.000) 12.28 x<i. Gammon (1.000) 11.57, <
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    Straits tin price still continues to advance
    464 17 Straits tin price still continues to advance rIE Straits tin price con- 1 tinued its rise in Penane yesterday, gaining a further 5 1 1 2 i to 5706.3* i per picul on an offering estimated down i five tons to 305 tons. Conditions were extremely quiet on the Malayan
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    EQUITY YIELDS
    249 17 THE following list of selected Malayan Industrial yields is based on last sales to Saturday April 3. cent. •p Price: D.T. Dividend Yield •K.Y. Yearnings Yteld: *T.C. Times Covered. Definition (rcvltod): Times covered Thi- number of time* la»t year* total Ilvidend is covered by net profits tfter tax
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    236 17 April 5. Three months. INDUSTRIALS uxtead 13 <ta. Lniterrs 14 sta nunlr IUM. M. Cont. 12 eta City Dev. 7 eta. M. Cables 1 cts E Smelters 35 eta. McAlistcr 12ctn Ks.<ol3cts. M. Invest. 10 Cts Kcd. Ulsp. 1 ct* 0.C.8.C. 14 ct» r ISctt. Robinson 10 ct*
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    114 17 SHIPS lying alengdde the Slngaperi Harbeur wharvss ar expected today are: Jan Matejko 1/2. Irish Sprues 3. Ball in v. Myrmidon 1316, Capraia IS, Mihsuri 19. Frederick Glover 21/22, Ix-tonK 25, Olenartney 31/32, California Mall 33 34. Takeshlma Mam 3- 39 Nlchire! Maru 40 41, Hermes I
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    37 17 aN the fre* *iehang* mark*t in Horn; Kong on Saturday the U.S. dollar was quoted at 5.77s for T.T. i 7i for ca»h. Sterling was quoted at 16.03 and one tact of geld at 265.
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    OFFICIAL RATES
    51 17 ON the official Malaysian Short Term Money Market for the mafe ended Saturday (April II the ranee of call rates was as fol lows: BANK FUNDS: 3! per per cent to 11 per cent. GENERAL FUNDS: U per tent to 4 per cent MOVEMENT of funds totalled $72
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    10 17 1 Pungah Tin produced 71 picula In March.
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    708 18 DUKE OF EDINBURGH TALKS ABOUT WHAT HE LIKES-AND DISLIKES LONDON, Monday JHE Duke of E d i nb ur gh, much travelled husband of Queen Elizabeth, said here today there were still many places he would like to visit including China and
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    62 18 NAIROBI. Mon— The Uganda Government has banned all air- i craft from flying over the western part of its country because of recent incursions by hostile Congolese planes, according to the directorate of civil aviation hereA spokesman for the directorate said the ban covered an nrea up
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    106 18 T HE civil rights leader. D?^Mar^Luthe? X has thrown his support behind efforts to fieht the deportation of six Zulu dancers back to SoSth The six Zulus, dancers at African pavilion at the World's Fair last year have asked for political asylum, claiming they face
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    58 18 TEL AVIV. Mon. torael authorities today released a Span tan DC 7 airliner which was intercepted last night by an Israeli Air Force Jet fighter, according to authoritative sources here The airliner, with a crew of seven, was on its way from Spain to Jeddah In
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      263 18 Straits Times Crossword Hi H H B ACROSS 5. At the same time, obtained a 1 htaSf,'? ST C COmm n Pr 8. R*hw Ut gafnlre^'bv a little 8. MaTuVa war weapon geU DnCto poor knnyman intT. row 7 gJ^K In ffi 'and pan*. a I tttm* Orlce shows bad
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    393 19  - FAM- Ministry plan for coach NORMAN SIEBEL By Kuala Lumpur. Monday WESTPHAL TRAINING WILL COVER WHOLE COUNTRY QTTO WESTPHAL, the noted German football trainer, will have a two-fold task when he takes up his duties as Malaysia's official coach next month. He is expected to arrive in Kuala Lumpur on
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    EDDY KEEPS PBA TOP JOB ON OWN VOTE
    192 19 EDDY KEEPS PBA TOP JOB ON OWN VOTE TJENANG. Mon. Eddy X Choong used his casting vote to re-elect himself president at the annual general meeting of the Penang Badminton Association last night. He and Gan Chin Huat had each polled 11 votes. Objections were raised by Mr. Gan's supporters
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    399 19  - FORMOSA'S HSIEH IS CIRCUIT WINNER MANSOOR RAHMAN GOLF By I£UALA LUMPUR. Mon. Hsieh Yung Yo of Formosa has shown himself to be the moet consistent player on the Far-East golf circuit by winning the overall prize for the seconil successive year. The circuit prize of $6,000. of which the winner
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    SANTANA'S TITLE
    43 19 MEXICO CITY, Mon. Manuel Santana (Spain), beat Ramanathan Krishnan (India), 6-3, 6-3. 4-6, 9-7 in the men's singles final of the Pan-American lawn tennis championships here. Margaret Smith (Australia) beat I Monique Salfati (France), 6-4. 6-2 to win the women's crown.
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    395 19  -  EPSOM JEEP By MOVIEGOER may ITI never race again. His back injury has been described by MRA official veterinary surgeon M. J. Heningan as serious. "Moviegoer spent a comfortable night considering the seriousness of his inJury," Mr. Heningan said. Mr. Runme Shaw said Moviegoer was
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    650 19 KUALA LUMPIIt. Mon. Weight* (or all eight laces of the Selangor Turf Club April meeting here on Sun 'ay Cl. 2 Div. I—sJt1 5Jt Persian Hero 9.03 Redcar 9.00 Royal Heritage 8.13 Jolly Scout 8.10 Tineei Gunong 8.10 Lovable 8.0!) Gunsmith B.CB Film Goer 111 8.04 Alamanda 8.01
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      58 19 Victory Cup (Malacca*: WD. Civilians 2 Indians 1. Hutsars Cup (Ipohi: Sekolah TAR w.o. KE VII Sch. Sultan Yussuf Cup a-Hnal (P. Bun tar i T. Anson Malays 3 Knan M.»';ivs 1. Friendlies At B. Oajah: Kintal Kellas 6 Malayan Tin 3: Sultan Yussuf Sch. 2 Old Pupils 0.
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      20 19 Ipoh Div. 2: ACS 8 Sameul* Club 2; MES 1 PWD 0. Friendly (Malacca i MAS 4 SFA 1.
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      44 19 Malacca Lge: Teachers bt IB Field Ambulance RAMC by inni and 28. RAMC 18 and 70 Teacher). 116 Friendly (Kluang) Pontlan bt Kluang by 18 runs Pontlan 94 (Slngarajah 30.Vemifopel 4-31) Kiuang 78 iSin«aramh 4-19) BADMINTON Inter-Education Office (Sbanj: N«rl bt Malacca 4-3.
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      14 19 Baxter trophy (Ipoh) 1 Wong Theen Chee (nett 71) 2 Zalnal Abldin (74).
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      51 19 Prrak TCSC twilight competition (Ipoh): Men: High score i handicap.: 1 Ng Kah Kee (228) 2 Teoh Say Chee (224) No handicap: 1 1 Teoh Spy Chee (181 1; Women High score (handicap*: 1 Foo Chin Oo (262) Mrs. Florence Low (2181, i No handicap: 1 Foo Chin Oo
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    196 19 SAAA PLAN TO MAKE AAU MEET BEST YET SINGAPORE, Monday. SINGAPORE Amateur Athletic Association have) set out to make the Malaysian AAU championships here on July 29. 30 and 31 the biggest and best A.T. Rajah, president ot the Singapore AAA, told Timesport today; "Singapore Is known as the New
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    160 19 Changes are needed in youth team KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. Although the Malaysian Youth soccer team played well on theli recent tour of Sabah and Sarawak, some changes will be made In the team before they leave for Tokyo on Apr. 20 for the Asian Youth championship which starts on April
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    38 19 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Th« Selangor Hockey Association un-der-33 trial match scheduled for today at the Police Depot waa washed out by rain. The trial will :be held tomorrow at the same venue at 5.15 p.m.
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    513 20 JOHORE BAHRU. Monday. Jl SIAMESE talisman and a cloth cap with a five-pointed star were among articles found on a captured Malaysian in Pontian soon after the Indonesian infiltrations in August last year, the High Court was told today. Eng
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    50 20 JAKARTA, .Mon. Rear Admiral Eddy Martadinata, Indonesia's Navy Chief of Staff, said that Indonesian frogmen were at present being spread along the Borneo border waters and near Singapore, according to Antara News Agency. It quoted him as saying that the frogmen were rradv to counter any "aggression". Reuter.
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    653 20  -  SAMAD ISMAIL From DAR-ES-SALAAM, Tanzania, Monday TANZANIA today gave a full hearing to Malaysia's case in its dispute with Indonesia and was emphatically opposed to aggression againsl Malaysian territory. The English language daily here "Nationalist," organ of the ruling party, Tanganyika Nationalist Union, this
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      51 20 THE WEATHER Highest and lowest temperatures in Malaya and Singapore for the period pjn. Sunday to 8 p.m. yesterdaj Hifhest Lowest Kuala Lumpur 91 72 Kota Bharu co 73 Penang 88 75 Ipoh 91 72 Malacca 88 72 Singapore 86 73 C. Highlands 72 57 Jesselton 88 73 Kuching 88
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