The Straits Times, 17 April 1965

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    21 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 135,000 The Straits Times fie**** Kstd. 1845 SATURDAY. APRIL 17. 1965 15 CENTS KOX 1189 1005
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    Powerful team off to sell our 'new rubber'
    600 1 ftX'ALA LUMPUR, Fri. One of the "strongest" Malaysian rubber missions left today to "tell the world"' ul the new Standard Malaysian Rubber (SMR) the natural rubber with all the advantages of synthetic. The leader of the 11-man mission is the nations chief
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    Britain backs Afro-Asian aid
    467 1  -  CHEW LOY KOON: ENVOY WELCOMES MALAYSIA MOVE Troops replacement "very good': Walker By Kuala Lumpur, Friday I BRITAIN will support any move by Malaysia to get Afro-Asian forces to gradually replace her troops, her special envoy to the Far East, Mr. Patrick Gordon Walker, said today.
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    Lock icon Sock tells envoy: I'm willing to settle M-row
    165 1 Sock tells envoy: I'm willing to settle M-row lAKARTA. Fri. J President Soekarno today reiterated his willingness to solve the Malaysia dispute peacefully and welcomed Japanese envoy Shojiro Kawashimas visit to Kuala Lumpur. This was" di>clo>ed by Mr Kawashlma at a Press conference alter he met Dr Soekarno for 35
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    Lock icon Wilson's 6 months
    20 1 LONDON Fri Prinu- Min;«tp.r Harold Wilson's Labour Oovernment completed its lirst -in months in office today.— Reuter.
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    Bhutto: Malaysia should be at Algiers...
    135 1 SINGAPORE. Fri. Pakistani's Foreign Minister. Mr. Z A. Bhutto, tonight made it explicitlyclear that his country would support Malaysia's nartiripation in the forthcoming Afro-Asian conference in Algiers. He was speaking to newsmen at the Singapore airport during a 45--niinutf stopover on his way t>
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    King, Kuwait Ruler talks
    44 1 DAMASCUS. Fri The Van? d!-Pertuan Apone conferred ye*tprdav with Abdullah Salem El Sabah. on Hie second day of his four-day State v»Mt to the oil-rich emirate Kuwait Radio said the two rulers exchanced views In a brotherly atmosphere A P.
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    Off-shore curfew
    36 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Pri A labour ofl-shore curirw ru imposed in Malawi today Iron tf unset Kesana to Kuala Lmggi Thp curfew from ti 30 pm. to 6.30 am will be on unul further notice.
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    SOON IT'LL BE AN OFFENCE TO TAKE ICARDS TO SEA...
    510 1 SOON IT'LL BE AN OFFENCE TO TAKE ICARDS TO SEA KUALA LUMPUR, Friday. REGULATIONS making it an offence for the master and crew of a fishing craft to take their identity cgrds with them to sea are being drafted by the Central Government. The Ministry of Defence has discovered that
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    Lock icon Hanoi 'setting up missile site'
    247 1 WASHINGTON. Fri. A site for launching Russiantype Sam anti-air-craft missiles is being built in the North Vietnamese capital of Hanoi, according to recent reports reachine Washington. I.S Miurcfs *aid last nitht that tlu-y bad no i-viilrme tha' Soviet rocketx had been ohipprrl tO 'hi site
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    Indons retreat after border battle
    224 1 From G GELDARD |£UCHING, Fri. Bri1V tish troops battled with Indonesian iniiitratora south-east of Tcbodu In the First Divi- sion of Sarawak yesterday and forced them to retreat over the border. One Bnti.sh soldier, believed ;<> be .1 paratrooper, was wounded In the but: !e
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    STOP PRESS
    24 1 BOMBS EXPLODED SINGAPORE. Fri— Two bombs found by Gurkha srntrio on Blakang Mati tonight exploded by British Army explosive r\perts without mishap.
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  • AFRO-ASIAN AND PACIFIC DESK
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      Lock icon MURDER BID LINK: NONSENSE SAYS GHANA
      133 2 MURDER BID LINK: NONSENSE SAYS GHANA U'ASHINGTON. Fri. The Ghana EmbaMy yesterday described as •false and nonsensical" stions that Ghana had boon involved with terrorists who tried unKuccessfully to assassinp ident Hamani Diori of Niger with a h.mci-grenade on Tuesday. It UM«d a statement a? comment on remarks made to
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      Lock icon It's natural beauty (by order) for Malawi girls
      156 2 It's natural beauty (by order) for Malawi girls DLANTYRE. Fri. Malawi girls will be forbidden to use lipstick, burn straighten their hair. paint their finger-nails and wear short dresses. the Malawi News said here yesterday. II inioted Mrs. Margaret Mlfinga, chairman of the 1 eague of Malawi Women and parliamentary
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      We'll fight like hell against intruders: Kaunda
      223 2 We'll fight like hell against intruders: Kaunda I IMKV l-ii Presi- dent Kenneth K.i uih]. i said yesterday he would "fiuht like hell" .m.nnst an> country which tried U» Interfere in the afl airs of Zambia He was unrrln questions about a ommunist hinrM- pamphlet published in Albania and circul.itina
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      Lock icon Cabol Lodge on 6-nation tour
      48 2 WASHINGTON Fn. The Conner us. Antaandar in saigun, v. Henry Cabot Locigr- left ve»--!(-rci.iy on tour of mx P.ic:nc i untriM U) explnui U.S. policy on v mam. Mr. Lodee is lo Visit New ZeaAustralia, ihe Philippine*, SnTh Korea, Japan and Formow -Router.
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      Lock icon Vietnam: Johnson, Wilson to study new plan
      390 2 WASHINGTON, Friday PRESIDENT Johnson and Mr. Harold Wilson were believed last night to have agreed to give further study to the possibility of a conference on Cambodia which might open up opportunities for Vietnam peace talks. In New York, U Thant, the United
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      Lock icon Shastri: Stop the bombing and try to talk...
      122 2 Shastri: Stop the bombing and try to talk... \TEW DELHI. Fri.— The j Indian Prime Minister. Mr. Lai Bahadur Shastri. said last night the United States j should stop bombing I North Vietnam during efforts to start negotiations on the crisis. "The prospects of negotiation at this stage seem to
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      Lock icon Total amnesty in Tunisia
      52 2 TUNIS. Fn. President Habib! Bourguib.i ol Tnntta granted a total amnesty yesterday to peasants who took purl i:i demons- J trations .ipmnM the Government's agricultural policy. Last December 147 m arrested and had Their land confiscated when they refused to Inin cooperative farms aiid staged antiOovernment
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      Lock icon Just fancy that...
      56 2 Just fancy that BANGKOK. Fri.— Supat Laosawat. 27. jilted by his «?irl friend, took poison and then boarded a bus to riii' at his sweetheart's feet. But he did not take enouizh poison and got on the wrong bus. Police found him two miles from bis girl friends home and
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      Lock icon India agrees to a ceasefire
      244 2 NEW DELHI. Friday. INDIA has agreed to Pakistan's proposal lor a 1 reaxetire on the Kutch-Sind border, where Indian and Pakistani forces have clashed during the past few days, the External Affairs Minister, Mr Swaran Singh, said yesterday. lIP told the House of the People
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      Lock icon Students riot: College closed
      48 2 j SEOUL- Fn. The National College u.i« closed tottoy until April 22 [ol- lowing .stud- monsti*I tions i!-.f i This was t!ip nm i since wild studpn' drmon.strations erupted In Seoul in proUM againM Government pffor'j to restore normal diplomatic tie* with Japan.— Reuter-
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      Lock icon Ayub going to US
      21 2 RAWALPINDI. Fn President Avub Kk.<n will Iphvp Pakistan liiwdav on bit w»j to the Uiwed Stale*. AP.
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      WAR OR PEACE IN VIETNAM? IT'S UP TO U.S., SAYS PEKING
      237 2 HONG KONG, Frl (IHINA said today th« issue of war or prace on thr Vietnam question hinged on whether the I'niled Slates would set out of Vietnam People, s Daily, tv oflßetal mouthpiece, said the withdrawal of all IS.
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      Tito, Ben Bella hold talks
      54 2 ALGIERS. Fn. President Tita of Yugoslavia yesicriiay coiifprroil with Algerian President Ahmed Ben Bella on what official sourcet described M "areas of tension in ih» world." Marshal Tito, elder statesman ol the non-aligned nation.s. held th« talk after his arrival her. in- m -ek-lonK State
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  • EUROPOEAN AND AMERICAN DESK
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      A permanent reminder of Easter... for Jennifer
      85 3 A permanent reminder of Easter... for Jennifer JENNIFER BRAIN, 19. carries a permanent reminder of Easter on her back a beautifully executed tattoo of the Crucifixion. Here tattooist Stan Davies completes his eight weeks' long task. Jennifer, a factory worker, herself designed this tattoo which is executed in red, blue,
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      Lock icon The captain who thought he was in his ship
      122 3 The captain who thought he was in his ship -\l AM ULSTER. Fri. The master of a merchant navy ship who tot drunk aboard an airliner from Dublin and thought he was back aboard his own .ship, was fined £50 here today. The court was told that ship's master John
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      Lock icon The first aim of Wilson
      49 3 NEW YORK. Fn. Th. Unt:sh Print MintnifT. Mr. H.auki Wil.-noh. tru naked yesterday io f-.iy bow be would like to be r t■Mßtared m history. "My Bnt ;uni." be replied. :;iin on her own U hi can look tlio world In the pvr" A.P
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      Lock icon U.S. policy not to spur Middle East arms race
      411 3 U.S. policy not to spur Middle East arms race WASHINGTON. Fri THE United States does not want to spur the Middle East arms race or to become a major weapons supplier in the area, the State Department said yesterday. A round of news reports and speculation had been touched off
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      Lock icon Pope Paul washes and kisses the feet of 12
      241 3 Pope Paul washes and kisses the feet of 12 DOME. Fri.— Pope Paul LX VI yesterday washed and kissed th" feet of 12 blind, deaf or poliocrippled youths in a Holy ((Maundy) Thursday service. The 6"; -year-old Pontiff, wearing a white linen apron, jent to perform the humble service in
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      Lock icon Radios: Curb import request rejected
      192 3 ONDON, Fri. The Board of Trade yesterday rejected requests for a curb on imports of transistor radios into Britain, mainly from Hong Kong. In 1964 about 1.7 million I transistor radio sets worth about £3.75 million were Imported. These figures were "serious" when related to
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      59 3 pOLUMBUS <Ohio>, Kri The sweet potato could oe the V/ first vegetable to be grown in space, according to the Battellee Memorial Institute. The private research organisation said here tests had revealed the sweet potato far superior to more than 100 edible varieties of plants which could
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      Lock icon WILSON'S SPEECH BOOSTS STRENGTH OF POUND
      144 3 - ON DON. Fri.— The Lj pound gained more strength on the foreign exchange market here yesterday and soared to U552.79:2 the highest it has beer since June 1 1964. It was a rise of 0.21 cent in the day. The currency started gaining ground
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      Lock icon Obey Civil Rights Act, call by 21 Alabama papers
      332 3 BIRMINGHAM. Alabama. Friday. WENTY-ONE Alabama newspapers yester day published a full-page advertisement calling for obedience to the Civil Rights Act. The statement was signed and piid for by business groups such as chambers of commerce, bankers and Industrialists. It said: "We
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      Lock icon £5.000 reward for killers
      69 3 NICOSIA Prl The Cyprus Government bu offend 1 rnrard v t rm itlo 1 ■<!•■ -z to the arres' ot thr murderers of a Qnek Cyprioi and a Turkish Cypriot. The two men. Dprvi?h Gnvazoclu- .1 left-wing Turkish Cypriot trade unionist who had advocated Greco-Turkish co-opera-tion,
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      Lock icon The hard way...
      29 3 NICE. Prl- A 30-year-old man is ;n a crma in a hospital here after trying to kill himself by eating a bread-and-razor blade sand wieh. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Judge tells U.S. Govt: Recognise Red China
      98 3 Judge tells U.S. Govt: Recognise Red China r»ARBONDALE < Illinois). \j- Fri— Associate Justice Wlllian O. Douglas, of the U.S. Supreme Court, yesterday called for US. recognition of Communist China a> a primary step towards improved harmony between Asia and the West. ■•We cannot continue pretextatng Red China doesn't exist.*
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      Lock icon The tax man said...
      40 3 LONDON. Fri. The evening Standard yesterday quoted an Inconn tax inspector ;is telling a taxpayer: "I am afraid I cannot pos.s this rxpetiye account claim, but I wou'd like to buy the world fiction rights."— UPI
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    Second Arbitration Court will soon function again
    892 4 Second Arbitration Court will soon function again SINGAPORE. Fri fill-; Sec nd Industrial Arbitration 01. r in Palmer Road will soon function again with Ihe appointment of new Deputy Indus!- rial Arbitration ourt President. The acting Registrar of the Arbitration Court. Mr. Lam Pin Foo, in a statement today said
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      326 4 YOU ARE THERE under the big top... sharing the thrills and dramatic emotions of those amazing circus people! <J&\ SAMUEL BRONSTON'S j MAGNIFICENT BEYOND COMPARE ./»^£^cs^V MIGHTY IN ITS ACTION -SWEPT l T^t*^fi^S^2 SPECTACLE MAGICAL IN ITS GREAT^kyfl^H^ !$t HUMAN STORY. THE MOST MEMORABLE V.W* MOVIE YOU'VE EVER SEEN IN
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      243 4 "GALA PREMIERE— ORCHARD THEATRE WED., 28th APRIL, 1965 at 9.15 p.m. UNDER THE DISTINGUISHED PATRONAGt OF H. E. THE YANG Di-PERTUAN NEGARA, TUN YUSOF BIN ISHAK ALL PROCEEDS TO THE FESTIVAL OF SPORTS FUND TICKETS AVAILABLE AT ROBINSON'S ORCHARD THEATRE Admission: Front-tolls $2.00; Bookstalls V 00; CIRCLE by DONATION. iiir.viiiiM'jiitiiir'*
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    The need for a dedicated civil service...
    121 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Frt. The Permanent Secretary to the Prime Minister's Department. Dato Abdul Jamil bin Rais, yesterday stressed the need for an efficient, elective, incorruptible and dedicated civil service" In Malaysia. He said that if the civil service was io serve "effectively." it
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    Seamen's union protest
    72 5 Seamen's union protest SINGAPORE. Fn. The Malay Beamn'a Union cancelled v mee 1 Ing .scheduled lor KKlajf vi tne Marine Department to protest, uifainst the Governments appoint- ■em of its ex-chairman. Inche Ahmad Yani. to attend a seamen's conierence in Tokyo at the end of tlr-s month. The union's central
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    MIC branch officials
    50 5 PARIT BUNTAR. M. Mr. K. I Kunchu Raman was elected presi- dent, of the Alor Pongsu branch of the MIC at its annual meeting yesterday. Other officials elected were: Vic«»-prc-ftidem. Mr. R. Jayaraimn: secretary. Mr. R. G. Mayahdy; treasurer. Mr. K. Panlcker and a committee of six.
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    Naafi store burgled
    55 5 SINGAPORE. Fn. Cigarette and various brands of liquor worth i $1,200 were reported siolen (MM a Naafi store in Dover Road by burglars who broke into the premise* in the early hours of yesterday morning. I Police said the burglars gained entry by removing four window panes
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    Our biggest land scheme will now cost $204 million
    245 5 ALOR STAR, Friday THE cost of the Muda River irrigation project, originally estimated at $130 million, has been further increased to $204 million. This is the second revision so far. Earlier, the estimates had been raised from $130 million to $171
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    $8,600 PAYROLL MISSING FROM HOTEL SAFE
    140 5 $8,600 PAYROLL MISSING FROM HOTEL SAFE SINGAPORE, FrL— Police were, today investigating the mysterious disappearance of $8,600 f r >m a safe in Cockpit Hotel. Oxley Rise, yesterday afternoon The money wages for more than 120 hotel employees was put in the safe by the cashier, Mr Lock Chan Wai.
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    90-min. walkout by bank men
    196 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Friday. ABOUT 35 employees of the Indian Overseas Bank walked out and stayed out of their office in Jalan Mountbatten here for 90 minutes this morning. i Union (the employees belong to the National Union of Bank Employees) and management officials declined to
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    Khir to open heads of schools conference
    127 5 Khir to open heads of schools conference If U ALA LUMPUR. Fn. The Minister of Educa- I tion, Inche Mohamed Khir Johari. will open the fourth conference of heads of secondary schools here at the University of Malaya next Wednesday. More than 90 heads of secondary schools throughout the country
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    Peace Corps movements in Kedah
    77 5 SUNGEI PATANI. TO. llr. John Knopps. a member of the American Peace Corp&. has been posted to the Ibrahim Secondary School here. Mr. Knopps. of Michigan, succeeds another Peace Corpsman. Mr. John Southworth. who has returned to the United States on completing his tour here.
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    Mosque fund fair
    41 5 TAIPINO. Prl.— The Larut and Matang section of the Katun Ibu will bold a two-day food fair at the Kwantung Association here from April 30 In aid of the building fund for a new mosque in Eastern Road.
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    FOUR ACCUSED OF KIDNAP OF BOY SENT FOR TRIAL
    283 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Frt* FOUR youths were r yesterday committed to stand trial in the High Court on a charge of abducting a 10-year-old schoolboy from the Shaw Road School here. They are alleged to have kidnapped Fong Keng Wah at about
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    UNIVERSITY DECIDES NOW NOT TO TAKE CHUA BACK
    163 5 UNIVERSITY DECIDES NOW NOT TO TAKE CHUA BACK TOKYO. Fri. Chiba University decided yesterday not to rein-! state Chua Swee Lin, a Singapore student expelled last year for antiMalaysian activities. Trustees of the university ruled that Chua could not be readmitted because of school rules. The decision reversed an earlier
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    Receptionist wins $6,000 damages
    103 5 SINGAPORE. FrL Judgment by consent was entered by Mr. Justice Winslow in the High Court yesterday for $6,000 with costs In favour of a young hospital receptionist. Chow Puay Ling, for iniuries suffered by her in a road accident some 18 months ago This was the
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    Talentime show
    27 5 KLUANQ. Fri- A Han Raya Haji stage show and talent ime contest will be held at the Diamond Jubilee Hall here tomorrow at 8 p.m.
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    Found hanging
    27 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Fii. A 63--year-old woman. Lim Thai, was found hanging from a beam in her house at Kepong. eight miles from h«re. last night.
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    The 'gamble' that opened a new world for a boy of 11
    388 6  - The 'gamble' that opened a new world for a boy of 11 JUDITH YONG: I By Singapore, Friday gLLVEN-year-old Wong Tat Yang was a thin and sallow-looking boy until March 10, when he had a ''hole-in-the-heart" operation at Singapores General Hospital. Today, when I called at his home in Lorong
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    360 Thai teachers to tour Malaya
    145 6 360 Thai teachers to tour Malaya j ITUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Three hundred and I sixty teachers from 1 Thailand. 240 of them women, will tour Malaya i and Singapore next week. The teachers all members of the Teachers' Association of Thailand— led by Mr Pian Suwananlik. will leave Bangkok on
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    Umno division elections
    64 6 BATU GAJAH. Fri. Inche JTajuddin bin Ali. Alliance MP for Larut Utara. has been elected president of Umno. Batu Ga.uih division, for the 10th successive year at an annual meeting here. Other office bearers are: Inche I Yahaya bin Bandan. vice-president (re-elect ed>: Megit Abovl Rahim bin
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    Five officers going to New Zealand for training
    112 6 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Five army officers have been selected to attend further military training In New Zealand. They are: Lt. Arlf Zainuddin bin Abdul Hamid. of the 2nd Reconnaissance Regiment Lt. Raja Abdul Rashid bin Raja Baidul Zatnan. of the 4th Bn..
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    More undergrads hit out at that resolution
    364 6 More undergrads hit out at that resolution SINGAPORE. Friday. undergraduates have dissociated themselves from attempts on the campus to exonerate North Vietnam and blame the U.S. for the deteriorating situation in South Vietnam. By sweeping 52 votes to three, with two abstentions, medical students of King Edward Vll's Hall adopted
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    GOVERNMENT, URGED: SET BIRTHDAY DATE FOR MALAY
    166 6 "YjUAR. Fri. A resolu- tion urging the Central Government to make Sept. 1. 1967. as the "birthday" of Malay as the sole official language of the country) was passed at an Umno divisior,al meeting here last night. The secretary. Inche Omar bin Haji
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    Greetings sent to Syria
    67 6 KUALA LUMPUR. Fn. The Timbalan Yang di-Pertuan Agong has sent a niessaue of "'sincere greetings" on behalf of the Yang di-Pertuan Agong to the chairman i of the National Council of the Re- volutionary Command. Syria. Lieut.-Oeneral Amin al-Hazez. on the occasion of Syria's national day.
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    Perak Govt to teach Islam at adult education classes
    189 6 TAPAH. Friday rrHE Perak State GovA eminent intends to teach Islam in adult education classes in the rural areas. Announcing this yesterday at the opening of a $7,000 prayer hou.se In Kampong Eubok here, the Mentri Besar. Dato Ahmad bin Said,
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    Special anti-jaga kereta squad set up
    170 6 Special anti-jaga kereta squad set up KUALA LI'MPUR. Fri. Tbe traffic police here have formed a special squad to deal with the ja«a kereta nuisance here. The squad, led by a police inspector, has been ordered by the traffic chief. Deputy Supt. Mansor bin Mohamrd Noor, to arrest all jaga
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    No sanction to prosecute: Magistrate
    79 6 IPOH Fri. A police supervisee. Phoon Ho On, 30. was given a discharge not amounting to an acquittal yesterday by the Ipoh magistrate, Mr. Yong Yung Sul. for allegedly failing to notify the police of his place of residence on Feb. 10. His defence was
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    Bicycle warning
    31 6 i TANGKAK. Fri. All bicycle .owners here uno do not renew j I their licences by April 30 will face I I prowcution. the Town Council has i decided.
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    Six take part in Malaysian chess contest
    169 6 Six take part in Malaysian chess contest CINGAPORE, Fri. Six leading Malaysian chess players today began their first round of the Malaysian chesa championship tournaI ment at the Alumni Association medical centre. Among them are Tan Lian Ann. Singapore's holder of the Singapore Choss Title 17 i and a Malacca
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    Language Month competition
    55 6 SUNGEI PATANI. Fri. A meeting of rapreaeiitatlvet of nonMaUy firms. aaaodaUona «n^ other organisations last night decided to hold intcr-elub debates and forums during th' forthcoming National Language Month. Commercial firms and .-,1) ij>s \rti; compete In a coniest for gw b*<i signboards and other forms of
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    Easter Ball
    23 6 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. The Malayan Tccluncal Services Union will hold an Eaater B;.ll tomorrow night at the Ciiuie.se Assembly Hall here.
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    Gale leaves a trail of havoc
    303 7 TWO PEOPLE HURT, 50 BUILDINGS DAMAGED IN BUNTONG AND SILIBIN AREAS IPOH, Friday. piFTY buildings were damaged-15 of them extensively-when a 40 mile-an-hour gale swept through Ipoh yesterday ripping off rooftops, uprooting trees and cutting off power supply to the Buntong new village and
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    Juriah signs up for her local civil defence
    77 7 J uriah signs up for her local civil defence lIRIAII binto Ahmad. 18 <abovc>. daughter of the Alliance MP for Muar Itara. Incho Ahmad bin Arshatl. is one of 11 who has volunteered for the Muar Civil Defence Corps. .Turiah. who began her training yesterday, told of her "keen desire
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    Sabah team arrives
    58 7 I TMPUR. Ml TtM Minister o: Ccminunicad Works. Dato Khoo Siak Cliipw. flew in here today leading man delegation to the Malaysian Alliance convention which tomorrow. Dato Khoo is also the chairman of the Sabah Natir ii.mcc Council. The delegation vaa n:r- ii the ;urpor* by thr
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    Acting manager
    27 7 SUNOS PAIANI. m. Mr. C. I Joseph ti acting M manager of GiUßoi- Estate hero In place of Mr. B Reginato who has sone on
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    Smugglers of Thai mangoes beware
    116 7 A LOR STAR. Fri. A new drive to beat smuggling of Thai mani goes to Malaysia through jungle tracks has been launched by the Kedah and Perlis, Customs. Acting Supt ol Customs I (Preventive) Syed Ahmad Idid bin Syed Abdullah Idid. I said today that
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    Cash rewards for 34
    65 7 SEREMBAN. Fri Twentyseven members of the Negrl Sembilan police and seven civilian staff yesterday receivfd letters of commendation and cash rewards for meritorious services. Ttie presentation was made by the States Chief Police Officer, As.sif.taiu Commissioner Wan Ibrahim bin Wan Mohnmed E.sa. during a parade by
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    'Miss Brains' helps...
    58 7 I)RETTY Miss Rosalind Foo, a second year ceo nomics student, adjusting the mortar board on Mr. Tay Joo Ki.ik of Singapore, after he and two other Malaysians had graduated from the Monash University in Melbourne. Looking on (right) is Mr. Ong Choo Koon, of Malacca. Both Mr.
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    SALESMAN JAILED FOR CHEATING
    234 7 MALACCA, Friday. i SALESMAN. Mok Yong Chuan. 38. of Senai. Johorc. was today found guilty in the Sessions Court here of cheating and was sentenced to six months' Jail. He gave notice of app U Mok, defended by Mr. G R.T. Chelvam, was stated to have
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    MCA Youths
    44 7 BATU GAJAH. Fn. Mr Hoy of tlie Malayan Chinese AsAocialion. Bam Ga.iah youth mtftm. with Mr. Loh Kam Mm and Mr. Fu Chu Liong a.s \-lce-chairmen Mr Klioo Sod Chai and Mr. Ng Chan Slonc are wentartM and Mr Metig Kuan treasurer.
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    Australian don to teach at our varsity
    63 7 Australian don to teach at our varsity KUALA LUMPUR. FrJ. Prof. E.S. Barnes, of the University of Adelaide arrived here today to teach mathematics at the University of Malaya. Prof. Barne-. 41 who flew in with his wile and two children, will teach for six months as a visiting professor
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    'Move transport office' plea
    59 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. The Department of Road Transport h.ubren urged to r«site its office in Jalan Tuanku Abdul Rahman* here. The locality of the office w a I described by r»pr— tuUttw of I the Automobile Association of I Malaya at a recent Traffic Ad- i
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    Labourer admits $5.50 theft
    43 7 KUALA LUMPUR Pri. A labourer. Liew Kien Chin. 30. today pleaded Ruilty ir. the Maeisiratp's Court here to rtuHng i iaarpttes worth $5.50 from the Gpii- era] Hcspit.il canteen on Apul 13 at. 3 a.m. Sentence was p.-K'tpi;! pd
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    Road death
    28 7 KCAI-A I.LMPUR r:. A 7«--vear-old fortune teller. S Sltharuman. died after he wr.s knocked down by a bu» at Jalan Bui g.»ar i here last night.
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    The first Malaysian to gain medical science degree at Monash
    144 7 MLLBOURNE, Fri f ''HONG Guan Chock, of Batu Pahat, is the first Malaysian to gain the degree of Bachelor of Medical Science at Monash University here. The degree is awarded for outstanding research work and takes one year, after which
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    First annual meeting
    28 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Fn. The TPacher Educators Union of Malaya will hold it.s Out annual meeting at the Day Training College here tomorrow at 10 a.m.
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  • Article
    Ministries will not compete to employ specialists
    235 8 KUALA LUMPUR, Friday. rpHE Ministry of Education has reach- ed a "gentleman's agreement" with other Ministries to refrain from competing for the services of specialist staff. Teachers holding Federal scholarships or bursaries, for instance, are barred from joining the Foreign Service while under
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    Time switches stolen
    47 8 SINGAPORE. Fn. Two mere time switches were stolen yesterday from lamp posts In Owen Road, bringing the total nurubeiof lime switches .stolen .sir.c March this year to 67. The automatic devices, valued at $35 each, are attached to MM base of the lamp posts.
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    Free X-ray unit
    34 8 TANGKAK. Fri. The MM X-ray unit will visit the District Hospital here from Monday to give free examinations to members of the public who are invited to call during office hours.
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    DETAINEE HASNUL RE-ELECTED CHAIRMAN
    127 8 i \IALACCA, Fri.— lnche 111 Hasnul bin Abdul I Hadi. who is now detained under the Internal Security Act, has been re-elected chair--1 man of the Party Rakyat here. O f her office bearers are: vice-chairman, Inche Karim I Bakar: secretary. Inche JaaI far Tan assistant
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    Moon Fairy's secret...
    80 8 '[Mils is the beautiful face that concealed the mind of a trained killer for the Communist Vietcong. It is the face of Nguyen Thi Npa ("Moon Fairy") who was arrested last week by South Vietnamese security officers. "Moon Fairy. 1 only n. worked as a hostess In
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    Training course MINISTR V MAN FOR COURSE
    82 8 SINGAPORE. Fn. Ninety members of the Girl's Life Brigade are now attending a training course being conducted by Miss Gladys Gebbie. secretary of the Pacific fellowship ol the brigade. KUALA LUMPUR. Fn. Mr. Collin Abraham, a research officer in the Ministry of Welfare
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    'Watch-dog' committee on timber
    181 8 KUANTAN, Friday rpHE Pahang Govern- ment has set up a "watch-dog" committee on the work of timber loggers in the State, the Mentri Besar, Dato Yahya bin Haji Mohamed Sen, announced today when he met 150 timber merchants at the Town Hall here. "The purpose of
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      131 8 JUU>n Oaw By V.T. Itamtin I i nouß UKF O^rAKS 1 YFH »*>v Tvr I t-"W 't I,'* 1 I yah? I'M LOOKING FOR I S. I TOLD >ftXJ US^rVßAoTroyouEST^is. -4 MEV/ FkM> V J WE process h wv^w/swre) ice Mrk Tracy By Chvxtvr G»ut£ B WHERE ARE M3U T
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    Straits Times SPECIAL FEATURE THE KILLER WHO PREFERRED PLUMBERS
    1814 9 Straits Times SPECIAL FEATURE THE KILLER WHO PREFERRED PLUMBERS Neighbours looked with pity on the traffic woman who had endured the torments of eiffht successive family deuths. Then a reporter took a picture of her PSYCHIATRISTS never did discover why Daisy Louisa Smith preferred plumbers as murder victims. Of course
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  • Obituary
    DEATHS
    60 10 it Wmdi SIS i mimimmm mi M NARAVAMI AMMA. ."i»Ow M I Kunwnui. Mosamat) paaaed ■ray pearefullv arter a »ho- Ilnniim.r. India an 1? 4 MR CHUA POH SIANO BS«l »i pra.enilly on IMB Apr' -inn«- hehtnd Ma wife «m. Michael hiia Nroh <-htt»n I dau«hter» daillch and a
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENT
    31 10 Wm*M Sit mimtmmm THC FAMILY OP Mm late rhua aaaa Ken« thank all fnenda and r»i« Irraa for ttMlr aantMajic*. »i«a'h». imtmu. and the. Biiddhitt rnto Mm tanami aaaiUaa rand*r*d
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    IN MEMORIAM
    27 10 >« Wmrdt 111 fatlnlna IN Evm LOVING Memory of Ur V K (nimnn.im Wi» departed on -4 liH4 Kor»lly rwnenibwd by hta arM* children and ln-law»
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    ANNOUNCEMENTS
    210 10 10 Words $1$ fHlaiMKil THE COCKPIT'S RMSTTAFIL la ■VSfV Saturday and Sunday tone* rim* BLIND BAZAAR If dollar you 'he Mh May yo<i may wto a MM Kntish Mall WAKO TEXTILE SHOP 1 RaiTlea i»n- Open ey»ry SnDday for onveoiaoc* of parkin*. Stwlaa, Italiin .ji.lie« and Mni Tallora. EASTER
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      The Walker Mission
      652 10 1 Mi Patrick Gordon Walker i.s the first of three important British visitors to Malaysia. Then- is no ""confrontation" crisis, although the political, military and economic problems which "confrontation" raises quite naturally will .occupy some of their attention. I Mr. Gordon Walker's specific mission is to find
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      Urgent Need
      312 10 It is difficult to believe that lark of accommodation is the only reason lor the rejection of more than 200 eligible candidates for entry into the Serdang College of Agriculture. The college is within oa.-A reach of several centres (including Kuala Lumpur' where emergency accommodI ation could have
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      Hawker Policy
      280 10 While the Kuala Lumpur Traffic Advisory Committee j this week debated whether a few more hawking licences should be issued, it had also before it figures to show how futile is such a cautious approach. According to the Municipal Health Officer, Kuala Lumpur in 1960. when j the
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    FUN AND GAMES (with the cops) ON THE U.S. FREEWAYS
    485 10  - FUN AND GAMES (with the cops) ON THE U.S. FREEWAYS Jack Smith by LOS ANGELES. Fri.— A fray-haired lady drove her 260 h.p. car through a Hashing red light without even slowing down, and was soon overtaken by a vigilant California hiffhway patrolman As politely as he could, the patrolman
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      Sparing the cane
      209 10 YOUR correspondent "XYZ" wants to know the schools where discipline has been maintained without the use of corporal punishment. As stated previously, corporal punishment Is forbidden in girls' schools and many such schools maintain excellent discipline. Of the boys' schools, a random survey shows that at least
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      Tough test
      77 10 I am one of those old and unfortunate ilerks who have sat many times for the G.C.S examination and always failed. I feel the questions set in the O.C.S. test are much more difficult than those set in the bar examination* of the Labour Clerical Service, the Telecommunications
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      Efficiency
      95 10 QN behalf of the re&ldents in the PooleCrescent Road area of Singapore I would like to express my gratitude to the Health Department for the excellent work they are doing. About three weeks ago. I complained to the Health Officer about the mosquito problem in the area. A few
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    The man to watch today in Jakarta
    1162 10  - The man to watch today in Jakarta DENIS WARNER Subandrio may deprecate all talk of his succeeding Sock, but he remains by JAKARTA Friday ON the eve of the military campaign planned to "liberate" West New Guinea three years ago. Gen. Jani, now Chief of Staff of the Indonesian Army,
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      11 10 THIS REMARKABLE TIMEPIECE IS NOW AVAILABLE AT YOUR NEAREST WATCH DEALER.
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    More sabotage acts expected: Dr. Toh
    254 11 To coincide with Bandoeng conference SINGAPORE. Friday SINGAPORE'S Deputy Prime Minister, Dr. Toh Chin Chye, last night warned that Indonesia might step up its sabotage activities against Malaysia to coincide with the coming celebrations of the 10th anniversary of the AfroAsion Bandoeng Conference in
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    'Art' photos police received by post were obscene
    223 11 'Art' photos police received by post were obscene MALACCA. Frl. Police here wrote to Post Office Box 256 for "art photographs" advertised in a Chinese newspaper. A week later thry received a reply and several obscene picture.*. They wrote further letters and kept the post box under observation for more
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    Boy Scouts expect $35,000 for Job Week
    115 11 Boy Scouts expect $35,000 for Job Week SINGAPORE. Frl.—Singapore Scouts' "Job Week" ended today with some 7 000 Scouts from 15 districts expecting to have raised more than $35.000— about the same amount collected last year. A spokesman of the Singapore Boys Scouts' Association said that I •hp exact amount
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    Phone call sends Rodney on vain search for pet
    187 11 Phone call sends Rodney on vain search for pet SINGAPORE, tr.. A tel«phone call this morning sent schoolboy Rodney Tan, owner of a missing pup. Duke, scurrying 01. a futilf search. The caller said he way Andrew Tan, aged io and alsf. a schoolboy. Miss Queenle Tan. Rodney V, eider
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    Fewer hawkers in capital, says report
    59 11 KUALA LUMPUR, Frl. There were 1.242 hawkers here last year 587 fewer than in 1960. The latest report of the Traffic Advisory Committee here records these reasons for the decrease: Some hawkers have not renewed their licences and have therefore been removed from the
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    Window cleaner dies
    28 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Pri. A window cleaner. Chong Sin Yuan. 1 28. collapsed and died while working on the third floor <-f Parliament House here yesterday.
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    The petty attacks in Press—by Sardon
    302 11 The petty attacks in Press by Sardon SINGAPORE, Friday. THE Minister of Transport, Dato Sardon bin Haji Jubir, today attacked certain people for writing "private letters" to the Press criticising the facilities at the new $52 million Subang airport. These criticisms were "petty ones." h*» said at the Singapore Airport
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      847 11 TV MALAYSIA (Malaya) 200 D.m- rest Dt'tfrn ar.ci H'irklPberry Hound: 7. 0n N>w« tone; 2.30 Test pattern ard in Eiielish. 7.10 CkntOWM muslr; 300 Opening and pro- opera: 7.34 The Lucy Show: gramme summary; 3.02 Empire; 800 News, in Mandarin: 8.10 3.67 How to mary a millionaire; AMirama; 8.34 Victor}'
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      GOVT. POLICY ON INDUSTRIES PRAISED
      387 12 Two factories set up to enjoy economic advantages of programme rVO new factories at J'lrong industrial estate will be opened tomorrow at a combined ceremony. Singapore's Finance Minister. Dr. Goh Keng Swee. will officiate. These are the $1,000,000 Nanyang Iron Nail Factory Co. Ltd. and
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      Plants to help strengthen the State economy
      272 12 TK} further stabilise Singapore s economy, it was essential to encourage and develop pioneer industries. This would eventually raise the standard of living in the State. This was said by Mr. Peh Sih Bing. managing director of Nanyang Iron Nail Factory Co. Ltd.
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      68 12 TRADE 'W' MARK The Chairman Directors of NANYANG IRON NAIL FACTORY COMPANY LTD. MALAYSIA MOSQUITO SPIRAL MANUFACTURING COMPANY LTD. i Express their grateful thanks The Honourable Dr. GOH KENG SWEE M Minister for Finance. i g For having consented to perform the official opening ceremony i of their factory at
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      U.S. tornado havoc
      55 13 CHILD'S bicycle (lower right) stands on its wheels, while in the background, cars and trucks are stacked like toys. This is what the town of Conway. Arkansas looked like after tornadoes battered it and other Middle West American States a few days ago, causing more than 200
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      Lock icon Pilgrim rush to Jerusalem for Easter
      204 13 Pilgrim rush to Jerusalem for Easter JERUSALEM. (Jorda- nian Sector), Fri. Pilgrims and tourists today poured into Jerusalem for the traditional Easter ceremonies in the holy city. Miout 10.000 had arrived by last night and it was expected that more than 15.000 would toe in the city for today's solemn
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      Lock icon Down on ranch for Easter
      79 13 Washington. Fri.— President :t Washington yesterday ;u spend tlir Easter weekend it his r.nali near Johnson Cry. n He ictt toe Whito Huusc immec. i lunch lor the BritiMi Prime Minister Mr. Harold WiLson. acicmpunied by the Secretary of Defence Mr. RoMcNamara, Mrs Johnson w
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      Lock icon Belgian Foreign Minister weds
      41 13 PAI I lie B Fort Mr P mi-Henri I Spaak .i: <! Mi.- Sinione Dear married yesterday jit the Df.«i. 5H- mi born in Be\Kiiim and was formerly married I to < Briton Mr. Suuult u> 66- I Reuter.
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      Strike closes 16 papers
      37 13 Strike closes 16 papers ATHENS. Pri. Athens <!., ly ncwapupt-r journalLsi.s, printer* ami newspaper vendors went on 24-hour strike yesterday demanding higher salaries and other fringe bent lits. The strike closed 16 tna.ior newspapers in the Greek capital.
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      Lock icon Mama Onema the Witch defects to Tshombe's side
      291 13 LEOPOLDVILLE, Frl. 'J'HE Congolese Government took another step yesterday in its '"black magic war" against the Communist-backed rebels. The Government Printer has delivered 180,000 leaflets picturing Mama Onema, a sorceress, who switched allegiance from the rebels to the Government two months ago.
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      Lock icon Thais hold Laos army men
      50 13 BANGKOK. Frl. Four Laotian Army men have been arrested by Thai police in the northeastern Laos-Thailand border area, the Enulish lanßuaßc paper Banekok World said yesterday. The puper said police nlso srized a machmeiiiin with ammunition, bazooka rounds, other fxploMves and a radio sri A.P
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      Ayub Khan for U.S.
      47 13 KARACHI. Fri. President Ayub Khun will leave here on Wednesday fur a four-day holiday in Geneva prior to v six-day oltici.il v;mi to the United Bl was officially announced last night. He will be accompanied by his Foreign Minister. Mr. Z. A. Bhutto
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      Amok on a train
      30 13 JAKARTA. Wed One person v;is killed and six OttMfl MriOSJsty inuiivd «Inn a paxsencer on nn express train ran nmok with knife in Ontral Java. Reui«r
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      Lock icon Chocolate Beatles
      31 13 PARIB. Fri A Harm conlectionerr has made sm^ll chocolate futures of the Bp»tlr>s for sale to French fans of the British group instead of the traditional Euter eggs— Reuter.
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      Lock icon Sole air crash survivor: All were silent...
      229 13 Sole air crash survivor: All were silent. CT. HELIER (Jersey), Fri Air hostess Dominique Sillrxe. sole survivor of a plane crash here on Wednesday night that took 26 lives, said today she could not understand the silence after the Dakota hit the ground. "I shouted to the, passengers to undo
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      Lock icon Secret society bid to kill consul
      76 13 RIO DE JANEIRO. Fri Two members of a far cal Japanese secret so y called the "Cherry B^ssom," attacked the Japanese consulate in Sao Paulo yesterday and tried to kill the consul, according to Press reports here today. Five peop'e were reported to hnve
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      Roast chicken
      22 13 ROME. Pri. Lightning strucit poultry farmer Domentco Kubtnos hen house during a storm yesterday and killed more than 1.000, chickens.
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      Lock icon Pro-Peking coup in Bulgaria foiled
      272 13 Pro-Peking coup in Bulgaria foiled SOFIA, Friday. BULGARIAN Communist lecders loyal to Moscow have squcsK*c i pro-Communist Chinese coup in Sofia, informed sources said today. The sources said the coup came to light on April 7 when Mr. Ivan Todorov-Gorunya, 48, a member of the ruling central committee of the
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      Jets disturb Philip
      82 13 LONDON. Fri.— Prince Philip, husband of Queen Elizabeth, has complained about the noise of jet aircraft over Windsor Castle, the Queen's residence just outside London. In a letter Prince Philip asked the Noise Abatement Society if there was "any chance of your society reducing the noise of
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      Lock icon UAR willing to help settle KL-Jakarta dispute
      143 13 UAR willing to help settle KL-Jakarta dispute ■^EW DELHI, Fri. 11 Vice-President Zakaria Mohie el Din of the United Arab Republic arrived in New Delhi yesterday for a day-long visit before going to Indonesia for the 10th anniversary of the first Bandoeng conference. Mr Mohie El Din lunched with Vice-president
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      259 13 SINGAPORE TELEPHONE DIRECTORY Telephone Subscribers in Singapore arc being asked by eirculor, if they wish to have their names printed in bold type in the next and future editions of th« Singapore Telephone Directory (English and Chinese Editions). Subscribers who have not received (or not returned) such circulars should complete
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      276 13 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS 8. Mournful poet, humorous In 1. No km available lor Robin- a sense, about to go to sleep son Crusoe? <B>. >«>. 5 Shelter tor k year In k squalid 11. Elegant shiny, variegated; is place (6). that all? <8. *>. 0. Dog isn't proverbially a
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      PRICED OFF THE ROAD...
      113 14 PRICED OFF THE ROAD RECENTLY paid parking has been introduced in Cuppage Road. Koek Road and C.ivanagh Road. These are s t ri r 1 1 y residential -reas except for Koek Lane, where the hankers" stalls attract outsiders. I !ive in one 8f these roads arid pay XJX a
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      Lotteries: Should the rich get richer?
      239 14 THE SATURDAY FORUM THE correspondent who says that some Social and Welfare Lottery prizes are not claimed because they are too small is wrong because even a rich man would claim even the smallest prize ($100) rather than abandon it. But whatever the reason.
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      DOING THEIR BEST DESPITE THE DRAWBACKS
      144 14 DOING THEIR BEST DESPITE THE DRAWBACKS VV I sympathise with the Chil Defence trainee* in Tawau. and share their disappointment at Dato Stephens' critical remarks. Since civil defence trainine began at the end of December last year, we have had no more than 50 hours of training, so we cannot
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      Pirate taxis
      77 14 I REFER to the letter by 'Citizen' (S.T March 30' This is to assure him that information supplied by him with regard to pirate taxi operators will be acted upon by the Traffic Police. All he has to do is to communicate with the Superintendent. Traffic Police and
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      Taxi drivers
      177 14 I have been looking for the school where taxi drivers are taught. I am convinced no-one can drive the wav they do without special trainine. They travel along behind you until they see a prospective fare ahead They come up on your outside, cut right In front of
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      Burke's Law: The lesson is not sex
      207 14 RATIONAL" (S.T. April 10) declares that "Burke s Law" is offensive to good taste. Nonsonse! There is nothing unhealthy in Burkes sexuality. Certainly the pro-g.-amme is not puritanically didactic, but it does teach that crime does not pay. At 8.05 p.m. all innocent
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      119 14 1 share "Channels" dissatisfaction 'S.T April 8) over the selection of TV Malaysia. Slngapura's programmes. The programme planners not only lack Imagination, but commonsense as well. For instance musicals like the romantic love leatures Roamin' Holiday and the Shirlev JonesJack Cassidv Show are put on at one o'clock
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      First things first in defence of Malaysia
      163 14 iyfK vat kian raw would railier ha\e Afro -i-iin troop* on our M)il than Kuropean. Mr. l-ce i> eutnii-d in m* opinion, hut I admin- the ».i> in.- MUMf arc Huh illy here USJMI Indonesian luli.ml.i ui;n Hut Iht-n. inst. ad of h1
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      Black-out lasted only 50 minutes
      228 14 vyiTii reference to a report on the railun 1 ol street light;, in the Pudu Imbi area iST. March 19 in which it was stated that the lights Were out for five hours, an investigation has revealed the failure lastid only for about 50 minutes.
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      Race aces
      43 14 THE Malaysian Grand Prix has inspired quite a few motor-cyclists and sports car drivers. They now roar down the public hi-zhway in imitation of the racing aces. Caution, the highway code and road manners have gone with the wind. 11.T.K. Sirsaporo
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      IN BRIEF Teachers in the ulu: A pay-cut too
      99 14 IN BRIEF Teachers in the ulu: A pay-cut too A TEACHER posted to the ulu is compelled tn take leave (n sit toi exams in centres elsevhere, Incurs t; tares and hotel i then suffers s P This is a practice most unfair, for some day M will Detail the
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      76 14 I APPRECIATE the efforts mv c by the Singapore Oovemn encourage non Malays to learn and make use ol the National Lai i am sure many follow the radio and television !«•■<- sou. But t;>. c National Laumace cannot kx by All. Amat or Mansur only by Qualified 1 1
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      43 14 I REFER to a leti "Pensioner" (B.T March SI) Option form ray issued to all contributors to the \v Ido w Orphans' Pension Fund explalnina the details of the various option ci.sablr by contributor? I Dl M\l for Permanent Secretary i'l reasurv) Singapore
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      50 14 I refer to the lei 1 G.c.H. on "Teachers or clerks" (ST. March 201 and shall be grateful if he will eontaci me and supply the name of the school so thnt an investigation can be carried out. WILLIAM CHI WG for Permanent Secretary Ministry of Kd mat inn Singapore
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      Queue for Tiong Bahru flats
      241 14 I refer to the letter by "Prewar Tenant" 'd.T. March 27 1. The argument that the rent paid over the years by "Prewar Tenant" has repaid the capital cost of the flat many times over is hardly tenable. The rents received from Tiona Bahru prewar
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      2452 16 (Contlnurd frum Pace Hn ACKNOWLEDGMENT IS Wards SIS (Minimum) CRATEFUL THANKS to all who hay. helped at the funeral of Oieah OMMM Kang who n»se<l away peacefully on ll'.' SITUATIONS VACANT IS Word* Sf I Mini Box SO ct: extra READ th* Hrnior Appointments can in Tne Sunday Mall each
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      761 16 HOUSES LAND FOR SALE IS H»rrf< Si! Mm. i— K.ic Mi ct*. rxtrm SHEPHERD'S HILL CSTATC iiodirn furni-twd btu vitt^i poaltloo LouatJ* riviti, :t I*drooms il mr v t. "H) >.J rt. :lt JI-.'K«i DavM F'hoa i Aurntn. T.-1 (8 «316 HOUSES LAND WANTED COST YOU NOTHING TO CONSULT US:
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      676 17 VEHICLES FOR SALE IS Worfi ft Mb, —Box St rl: txlrt ISUZU BELLEL 1964 Dleael with jr witnout lax and insurance. Contact lei Spore :104"J4 ***** 1953 MCTD ***** 195* Flat '1100 .56 Jaguar 2.4 SI97S seen IS Hamil'oo Road. S pore 1955 HUMBER HAWK uood COnditiuu turopeaa owner. JTOO/-
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      762 17 VEHICLES FOR SALE i rj H'orWs 5( Of in.)— Box St rl: extrm >! 19*4 A COOPER FMM IMI Volka- "iKOn 1961 M 1000 t-'Anglla IMO O K.kord. 1557 K Prefect. Middle Road. Spore. *****. i FIAT nou CCS station Wacon Late 61 in excellent condition 54..W o.n o Phone
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      673 17 VEHICLES FOR SALE IS (fora's ft i Vim.)— Box rt: rxlm 1963 PEUCEOT 4030, Austin Van D. IC6J Data— Van Klat 1100. J961 O Rekord. l'.'ti-J Austin Van V Anisli.-t Holden Diesel. Au.«t>n 7 Van. r.t.'.^ Yolks Van. 1837 11-G A. M Oxford. 1955 Humher. Hmak Austin SOD. 8m «,"hew
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      429 17 ».i. LLOYO BAKKE Tender ftre lnvlt d V»> -■>•> r Mipply. instnlUttion and commls•rnved Mngaporf: 8.4.65. n< an Illstrumem L al ,rUi,i{ Consiitnecs of cargo ex the above System iIL.:S > for the on vessel are notified thai the Gen- Lumpur Internationa! Anport. oral Survey will be. held at The
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    IN MEMORIAM
    36 18 IN EVER-LOVING MEMORY OF SHIRLEY CHONG MAN GUAM. GONE TO BE WITH THE LORD 17-4-55 "In the iweet by* ond bye, we shod meet on that beautiful sf ire" Inserted by parents and fitters.
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      Moment of triumph for Jack Nicklaus
      48 18 JUBILANT Jack Nicklaus throws a golf ball as far down the 18th fairway J as he can as the caddie laughs after Nicklaus sank the putt which brought him victory and a new tournament record in the Masters at Augusta. UPi picture.
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      Lock icon LEEDS FACE VITAL TEST
      270 18 LEEDS FACE VITAL TEST SOCCER I ONDON. Fn. English Foot- ba i aders Leeds i t their northern rivals Manchester United at Leeds tomorrow m lor.c in UM in itches ot the championship sirucgle. With nn!y fivp llHtrtlM uft Leed-1 le:id ihe other two members ol 1 the "Bis Ti:
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      Lock icon Sobers hits back after WI slump
      400 18 THE THIRD TEST SCOREBOARD WIST WWII IST IN\S i Overnight J»l-!i Hunt.' c MrKrmie b IMiilpotl 31 ll.ivjs h lluukr !8 Kanh.ii h H.iuU, KM Butchrr run out Nursr I and b ll.iukr H Sobers <>rnut b ll.iukr 45 Solomon c (■rout b Hawke
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      Lock icon Operation for Byrne
      69 18 ONTO* pn -.jhi ny Byrne. the West Ham United centre an, >." was lr.juivu c :i r Ervlar.d v land in a (i-otball lntarnatlonal i ,i Wfmb'.py Stadium law ri;\tur-| day. nlmn a MlttlMl opera-, tion in a London hospital last n ght West Ham manager R<
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      Three players sent off in fiery cup match
      157 18 CANTIAOO, Pri. Three play- era were sent off, and play was held up as police went on the field to restore order In a fiery soccer match here iast night. Independiente of Argentina of Crufuty 4-1 In a replay to retain the
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      412 18 JABATAN KERJA RAYA JABATAN KERJA RAYA PERAK PERAK •rs for the Construction itnders lor iho SUPPLY > DW.IVERV OF CRVSHER Quarters and RUN METAL ALONG ACCESB ROM) TO PI..D.A. KLAH. [hi 1 PERAK rill be received K K Per:ik. otiiir of Jurotan Netm. J.K.R kk IPOH up to 3.00 p.m.
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      1337 18 public appointments public appointment state of Sarawak"" lembaga pelabohan Applications are Invited for the SWETTENHAM P 0 1 °t'-~ Applications are invited from Senior Instructor f Metal Work) j Federal Citizens lor Uie appoint -1 v.icancy ir.etu of Technical Assistant i Civil i Salary Scale: Dlv. 11, C 2-4 vef
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      618 18 NOTICES GOVERNMENT OF THE STATE OF SINGAPORE. PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT. THK MM \I. (iOVKRNMFNT INTEGRATION ORDINANCE 1563. (No. 18 of 1963) NOTIC t. DMMB SECTION 1» It) NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN. pursuant to Section 19<2> of the I.oc.ii Government Integration Or--1963. that the Director ot Pub!v Works requires ihe execution
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      Speedy Salazar shines
      197 19 ALANCIA BEATS 'COLONEL' IN TRIAL ITUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Speedy Salazar did a brilliant trial this morning when he sprinted 3f in 39 3/5 in heavy going with Lyall Harbridge up. Alancia (Moses Lee) appeared untroubled by the going when he beat Col. Whatnot II in a 3f
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      K.L. CARD
      1467 19 Race 1 1.30 Cl 2 Div 3 ($6,800) 6( 1 ***** M'mo !i (Cosmopolitan SI) Allan 3 9.0 Thonc 6 2 ***** Jamborita c (flint Kongsii Teh 6 8.10 *P.K. Leon* 1 3 ***** Wakey Roonry II h < LHC St i Oaraan 8 87 'Hisnn a 4
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      CRICKET Two-run lead for Penang v Kedah
      111 19 CRICKET Two-run lead for Penang v Kedah A LOR STAR. Fri. Penang A led Kedah by only two runs on first Innings at close of play on the first day of their MCA league match here today. Scores: Kedah 122, Penang 124. Batting first. Kedah were four wickets down for
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      VI beat Frees by 4 runs
      119 19 pt:ifti\Lr. tti. viciona m- JL .stitution were lucky to beai Penang FTee School by four runs In the cricket match played ai Green Lane today. Batting first. VI were dismissed for 47 runs. Murthy (5-16) and Zainuddin Mean c4-16i doing the damage. Frees, after
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      WESTPHAL DUE
      27 19 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. West (Jfrmaii soccer coach Otto Westphal will arrive litre on Apr. 29 to take up hiv ippotntmwu witto tfce FA. of M*.ay*i*.
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      SPOTLIGHT ON FANCED RUNNERS
      356 19 SPOTLIGHT ON FANCED RUNNERS HACK ONE Master Auctioneer: fourth to Earl Uabador over a.f; better over 6f. Nearium: third to Golden Master over "if. Honey Bee II: narrowly i)e:i!c!i by Bhajos Maiden over Bt. Tim.ih 6f in February; h.is won twice over XL 6f. HACK TWO Golden Mastrr: f.i.sy winner
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        SOCCER
        55 19 Viriory (up final 'Malacca*: HuAka Asm. 3 No 2 Inf. WorlcREME 2 l|>»h Div. i: Malays 4 Police Field Force 1; Dlv. 3: New Lile Youth 8 Kilat 0 Kluant si\-a-»idf »-final*: 65fi Squadron 28 pts (6 goals. 2 corners > Revirtex B" 1 (corner PWD A 5 (jioai.
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        BASKETBALL
        10 19 Kluanc Fei I.uw bl 34th Gurkha Coy B" 86-65.
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      Khaw leads Malaysian cagers to Seoul
      68 19 MR. KHAW KAI BOH, the Minister lor Local Government and Housing, leads a Malaysian women's basketball team to the Asian championships at Seoul. Mr. Khaw is also president of the Malaysian Basketball Federation. Picture shows Mr. Khaw, flag-bearer Ang Yoke Mooi and other members
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      STORE HAVE ALL THE ADVANTAGES
      409 19  - STORE HAVE ALL THE ADVANTAGES NORMAN SIEBEL FAM CUP FINAL By Kuu.a Lumpur, Friday SINGAPORE'S experience gave them the last word over Perak's youth and staying powers in the Malaya Cup football final last August which Singapore won 3-2 after extra time and the s? ne advantage will apply with
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      Only scratch player Staunton is top qualifier
      248 19 AMATEUR GOLF KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. Hugh Staunton, the only golfer playing off scratch in the tournament, led the qualifiers in the Malayan Open Amateur Golf championship at the Royal Selan■Of Golf Club today. Staunton of the Singapore Island Country Club came in with
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      31 19 IWjryMns ofbuiltTinif for* abetter tomon w Fi FRIGIDAIRE's GOLDENSO ARE YOU LOOKING FOR QUALITY FRAMES LENSES? ■H S.W. YONC C (DISP LONDONi YONC OPTICAL HOUSE 24, M.irkct Street Ipoh. Telephone 5730.
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      261 19 j SINGAPORE TURF CLUB j RACING m Subscribing Membership ($l5 per annum) entitles a person to attend the races at Bukit Timah and to buy sweep tickets direct from the club. The Public are admitted to Singapore race meetings on payment of at the turnstiles J TOTALISATORS Betting. Facilities for
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      101 19 SPORTS DIARY SOCCER FAM Cup linul: v Vie) fDTC Bid. P«> Spoit- p.i;ik Ui Btaar. 730 OOLF Malaysian open p.m.'- Krirndl* V- annipur chamoinn.ship <RSGC an Armed Porca XL 8 am.p. 730 p.m.. Pattr II: Pawns SCC l-oi.O Malayan tourney XI 9 V B t;rl.. liwh 4 DJB.i CRICKEI m<
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    Tengku may define policy towards PAP
    171 20 Tengku may define policy towards PAP KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Tengku Abdul I Rahman's major policy speech to the third Malaysian Alliance convention here tomorrow is likely to include a reference to relationship with PAP leaders across the Causeway. Today, the Ten«ku was asked to comment on the statement yesterday by
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    Closure threat to 'several' trade unions
    431 20 Closure threat to 'several' trade unions SHOW CAUSE' ORDER OUT |(l ALA LI M PUR, Fri. Several unions both in the Government and private sectors have received notices from the Registrar of Trade Unions, Mr. K. G. George, to show cause why they should not be struck off. These unions,
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    Lee's Australia tour: PAP challenge to critics
    659 20 SINGAPORE, Friday /CRITICS of statemerits made by the Singapore Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew. during his recent tour of Australia and New Zealand were today challenged to state which of his comments had been "irresponsible." Making this challenge. Mr. K.C. Lee, the
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    A 'TOTAL FAILURE' SAYS JAKARTA
    158 20 JAKARTA, Fri.— The recent visit of the Deputy Prime Minister Tun Abdul Razak, to Afro-Asian countries to gain support for Malaysian participation in the second Afro- Asian conference in Algiers next June was a "total failure," according to the Indonesian Information Department. In a statement
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    Lock icon Michael Chaplin, pop singer,in new row
    233 20 Michael Chaplin, pop singer,in new row fONDON. Fri. Bearded Michael Chaplia began his career as a pop sinprer last week but angry scenes exploded before he san* his first r/)tt\ There were thumps on th« door of the London reonrdlng studio from A-*rty Wood -hr theatrical manager who el.dmed to
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    Lock icon Chou in Jakarta
    25 20 Chou En-la i amvrd rr the head of the Cliu:es<> dplraafiorj to the 10th anniversary celebrations of the Afro-Asian Bandor* Conference. Router
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    DEATHS
    93 20 MADAM LEE r h-iow-l mother of ;i.-,h Bm, P«.«lly M Knrm..,. 15.4. 8.. Antiouncins f,inT«l »rr»n*»CABLE MECIIVCD from Knr.lnnK.ir Ceylon Kundanmnv. «on-in »w of Mr K Arum iitam formerly H» .1--o l""" B^nton;: and nrptiew of Mr P. Aramusam of ill j a an J«u ImM K*«la Lumpur pn««»ii
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