The Straits Times, 26 April 1965

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    24 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 14£.fl'QQ r The Straits Times tow 01 ft**"** Estd. 1845 MONDAY. APRIL 26, 1965 15 CENTS KDN 1189 100>
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    Lock icon Hussein gives banquet for our King
    375 1 Hussein gives banquet for our King ROYAL PARTY NOW ON TOUR OF JORDAN 4. M.MAN, Sun King Hussein and his wife Princess Mima, gave a banquet at Bassman Palace here last night in honour of the Yang cli-Pertuan Agong and the Raja IVrmaisuri Agong. Crown Prince Hassan, his brother, Mohammed,
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    Tengku off today
    569 1 SUMMIT? 'WAIT AND SEE' says SOEK He is uncertain about making up his mind KUALA LUMPUR, Sunday TENGKU Abdul Rahman leaves tomorrow for South Korea and Japan on a three-fold mission. During his four-day official visit to South Korea, he will witness the initialling of a cultural
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    Lock icon China prepares for possible intervention in Vietnam war
    432 1 TOKYO. Sun PINNA Ikis ordered a form of general mobilisation and placed the Chinese mainland on ;i war footing for possible intervention soon in the Vietnam conflict This is the ominous meaning behind the recent call of the standing committee of National
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    $9,000 JACKPOT CAN BE YOURS!
    96 1 A 59.000 jackpot can he yours if you are the sole outright winner of the Malay Mail word puzzle contest "EH". Then you could take that holiday in Japan, Europe, America or Australia you've longed for. Or perhaps you want to huy a house or
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    Lock icon Egyptian Reds to dissolve
    48 1 CAIRO. Sun The Egyptian Communist Party has decided to dissolve itself, the newspaper Al Ahram reported today. A party statement contained self-criticism of the Communist movement in Egypt and also referred to the "deep social changes" under President Nasser's leadership, the newspaper added. Reuter
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    Princess' trip
    23 1 TOKYO. Sun— Princess Ashraf. I sister of the Shah of Iran, has I arrived here for a one-week unofficial visit.— UPl.
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    Lock icon Just fancy that...
    110 1 Just fancy that ISTANBUL. Sun.—Turkish and Anz a c war veterans embraced each other today on a Turkish beach where 50 years ago today thrv I cue lit out a life and death hattle. The Anzacs represrntin? Australian and New Zealand soldiers who fought against the Turks in the battle
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    Lock icon Atom chief quits
    41 1 PRINCETON (New Jersey*. Sun. Dr. Robert Oppenheimer. who was one of the pioneers of atomic bomb research, today announced Ihe was resigning as director of the Institute for Advanced Study her* to devote more time to research.— Reuter
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    Lock icon Blast kills two
    36 1 MANILA. Sun —An explo.-iun killed at least two person- mHired .scores of others blew up three house*, and rased a dormitory at nearby Caloocan City last nlifht. I it was reported today. UPI.
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    ALGIERS: MONGI SLIM REAFFIRMS TUNISIA'S SUPPORT
    180 1 OINGAPORF Sun. Mr. Mongi Slim, an influential .African diplomat anc political adviser to President Bourguiba oi Tunisia. tonight reaftiimed his country's staunch support for Malaysia's participation in the Afro-Asian Conference in Algiers. During brief stopover at Singapore airport before flying to Kuala Lumpur to
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    Coming soon: 4,000 NZ rifles
    281 1 Coming soon: 4,000 NZ rifles ITU ALA LUMPUR. Sun. Five million doli lars worth of military equipment from New Zealand will arrive shortly to help Malaysia meet her defence requirements. This was announced by the New Zealand Defence Minister. Mr. Dean J. Eyre, at a press conference here today .soon
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    STOP PRESS
    33 1 MAD RIFLEMAN •s I M\Kl\ 'California). Sun Berserk rifleman opened lire toil.iy on motorists on main road ne.ir lien- killini; two persons .llld wouiHlilli; several other>. He then (ommitted suicide l
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      18 1 LEE: WE LOSE NOTHING IN ONE LANGUAGE— PAGE 5 MENTRI: JOHORE NEED NOT WAIT TILL 1967— PAGE 5
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  • AFRO-ASIAN AND PACIFIC DESK
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      Lock icon Chou tells Indons of plan for new world body
      218 2 Chou tells Indons of plan for new world body J\K UtTA, Sun. J The hints rriiii«- Minister, "Mr. I'hou En-lai, was re-portt-d today to haw told a senior Indonesian official last *i; ii t tli.it China was considering the creation of a new world organisation of nations. I In- ollifi.il
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      Lock icon Soekarno signs a 'grab-all' decree
      330 2 Soekarno signs a grab-all' decree Now all foreign enterprises without exception to be controlled by Govt JAKARTA, Sun J )K. Chaerul Saleh, Indonesian Third Deputy Prime Minister, said last night that with the Presidential decree signed yesterday all foreign commercial enterprises in Indonesia without exception would be controlled by the
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      Lock icon Just fancy that...
      55 2 M Three robbers armed with dagger.broke Into a dro.s shop and carted away 10 sewinu nachines worth 15.000 pesos (about $12.000>. Two hours ater, they were back for more loot. Police In a patrol Bar, however, spotted the three on their second trip jave chase and arrested
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      Discovered: A vast undersea valley
      78 2 WASHINGTON. Sun. Oceanographers of the U.S. Commerce Department's coast and geodetic survey announced yesterday the discovery of a vast undersea valley beneath the Andaman Sea in the Indian Ocean. The scientists described the valley as "far larger in places than the Grand Canyon of the
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      Lock icon 'WE WANT TO STAY' STUDENTS WORRY JAPANESE
      159 2 'WE WANT TO STAY' STUDENTS WORRY JAPANESE TOKYO. Sun. Repatriation problems are arisintr as more ant! more Asian students come here to acquire knowledge and skill needed by their under-deve-loped countries. The trouble is that once their course is completed, far too many seek to go on to fu.-ther courses
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      VIETCONG KILL 2 U.S. MARINES IN ATTACK
      157 2 VIETCONG KILL 2 U.S. MARINES IN ATTACK F|A NANG (South Vietnam). Sun. Vietcong guerillas moving under cover of early morning darkness overran two tiny U.S. marine outposts near the Phu Bai air base today, killing two American marines and wounding three marines and a U.S. Navy corpsman. A U.S. military
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      Lock icon U.S. planes attack Red bridge, rail wagons
      113 2 <C AIGON. Sun. —Twenty American jet aircraft attacked another bridge in North Vietnam yesterday. Ten Air Porte F-100 Super Sabres supported by about the same number of other jets dropped 25 tons of 7501 b bombs on the Eta Tinh bridge. 150 miles
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      Lock icon India moves up more troops as the fighting goes on
      225 2 India moves up more troops as the fighting goes on V T EW DELHI. Sun. Fighting was continuing at a disputed India-Pakistan border point and Indian reinforcements were beIng moved up. a Defence Ministry spokesman said today. Earlier, an Indian spokesman said there was "no military buildup" by the Indians
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      Lock icon Arab anger
      30 2 CAIRO. Sun. About 200 .students stoned Ihn Tunisian Embassy ben yesterday in prote.st over the suggestion by Prrsiciont Bourguiba of Tunisia that Arab .states should recognise Israel. Reuter.
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    Dominican junta head crushes coup bid
    266 3 SANTO DOMINGO. Sunday \IR. Donald Reid Cabral, head of the Dominican ruling junta, has reported the country calm and under full government control, except for one army camp, following an abortive coup attempt by a group of army officers. In broadcast speech from the
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    Lock icon NEGRO BIT POLICEMAN'S EAR—SHOT DEAD
    90 3 NEGRO BIT POLICEMAN'S EAR —SHOT DEAD ATLANTA, (Georgia). Sun. —A Negro motorist being detained for speeding was shot and ki.led here yesterday when he bit the arresting Dollceman's ear and refused to let go. The policeman said the motorist. Tommy Lee Jones. first tried to run away- Then Jones allegedly
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    Lock icon A good Thing...
    91 3 "THIS is called "The Thing. 1 And its six riders (plus passenger) arr all students. They built their dashm_ contraption out of scrap and have entered it for a youth contest seeking the most unusual, workable, mechanicallypropelled road vehicle It IS unusual, and it DOES work. So
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    $51,000 US limousine consigned to Gromyko
    75 3 f^EW YORK. Sun. A U.S. $17,000 (MS51.000) Lincoln Continental Umousiii" featuring a television set and a bar has been purchased for shipment to the Soviet Foreign Minister. Mr Andrei Gromyko in Moscow, the New York Times reported yesterday In an undated story on '-he
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    Lock icon Floods and tornadoes rip Mid-West
    211 3 Floods and tornadoes rip Mid-West CHICAGO, Sunday. 4 WILD, raging flood on tne Upper Mississippi A smashed through dikes protecting river cities I yesterday. Bridges were blocked and water supplies j jeopardised along a 200-mile stretch from Wisconi sin to Missouri. The swollen river has driven 35.000 to 40.000 people
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    Lock icon TOP CUBAN OFFICIAL IN LONDON DEFECTS TO WEST
    207 3 I ONDON, Sun. Onp of Castro's top men. Julio Cesar del Castillo. 64. Cuba's Consul-Ge-neral in London for th; 1 past five years, has defected to the West, the Sunday Telegraph reported today. His wife, a cousin of Pre- sident Osvaldo Dorticos.
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    1,200 laid off after TSR-2 is scrapped
    94 3 LONDON. Sun— Seventeen hundred aircraft workers were laid off yesterday by the British Aircraft Corporation in the work reduction following the cancellation of trip TSR-2 let Diane. The Labour Government announced it would ibandon the project when it presented the new Bucliot Bri';tin
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    Lock icon Atom pioneer to quit
    42 3 PRINCETON. (New Jrrs.ui. Sun Dr. Robert Oppenheimer. who ni one of the pioneers of atomic bomb research, yesterday announced he was resigning as director of the Institute for Advanced Study here to devote more time to research Reuter
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    Lock icon 'Chicken '—game of death on the railway line
    135 3 LONDON. San. Youth*, believed responsible for a recent rash of rail crashes and near-acci-dents in which two people have been killed. have started playing a new game of "chicken," a British Railways official said today He said boys now run across the
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    Lee: A common nation through one language
    501 5 Jayakan Bahasa Kebangsaan SINGAPORE. Sun gINGAPORE'S Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, has said that through a common language Malaysia could become a "common nation with one cultural milieu to bind its peoples through history and a common experience.'* He wa.s addressing a
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    N-language contest for MAS students
    110 5 |£UALA LUMPUR. Sun. The Methodist Afternoon School Old Boys Assoj elation will hold a national language essay competition for its members and stu- 1 dents of the school. The tupic is "The impact of I the national language in com- j mercial circlet;." The essay
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    Penang to honour JCI chief
    108 5 PENANO. Sun. Directors of :he Penang Chamber of Com- merce will hold a luncheon party at the Sun Hue Peng restaurant and a dinner at. the Hotel International next I Friday in honour of the visiting world president, of the Junior i Chamber International. Mr.
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    Malay chamber invites Wong
    63 5 PENANG. Sun. The Chief Minister, Dato Wong Pow Nee, i will declare open the annual 1 meeting of the Penang and Province Wcllesley Malay Chamber of Commerce at Umno hall at 3 p.m. on May 1 The president of the Pan-Ma-laysian Associated Malay Chambers of Commerce,
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    Sixth offence
    37 5 TELUK ANSON. Sun. Bohon bin Abdul. 21, a police supervisee was sentenced to a year's Jai here for failing to report at the Kampong Oajah police station on April 3. He had five previous conviction*
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    Assembly meeting
    42 5 AIOR STAR. Sun —The Sultan ot Kedah will declare open the second session of the State Legislative Assembly at the Balal Behere at 11 a.m. on May 5. Thp Sultan is expected to make a policy speech at the opening.
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    MENTRI: JOHORE NEED NOT WAIT TILL 1967...
    184 5 MENTRI: JOHORE NEED NOT WAIT TILL 1967... JOHORE BAHRI. Sun The Mentri Besar of Johore. Dato Haji Hasssan bin Hi li Yunos. said here yesterday that 1965 should be "the year of transition" before the declaration of Malay as the official language. Speaking at the official opening of the National
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    Free lectures to mark Language Month
    178 5 SINGAPORE, Sun. The Adult Education Board will organise free public lectures on various aspects of the national language at the National Library lecture hall from Wednesday to mark National Language Month. The lectures will be delivered in English by tea-i-hers with wide experience in
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    'Keep the rent law for five more years'
    240 5 'Keep the rent law for five more years' APPEAL TO THE BOVT BY 200 ORGANISATIONS KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. Two hundred Chinese guilds, associations and clubs today petitioned the Selangor Government to retain the present Rent Control Ordinance "for the next few years." The decision was taken at a meeting to
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    Woman held in knife attack
    60 5 IPOH. Sun— A barber. Tai Ah Moh. 45. wa.s slashed on the head and face with a vegetable knife at his hou.se in Kanthan Bharu new village, Chemor, near here, yesterday. Tai wa.s admitted to the Ipoh General Hospital where his condition wa.s stated as
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    Seeni pleads not guilty
    59 5 IPOH, Sun. The president ot the Ipoh Municipal Council. Mr. S.P. Seenivasasam. pleaded not guilty in the Magistrate's Court here yesterday to a summons charge of falling to furnish within 21 days from Feb. 6 his in- come tax return for 1963. The magistrate. Mr. W.
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    100 farmers hit owing to lack of water
    103 5 KA.NGAR, Sun. About 100 padi farmers in Kampong Pondok and Kechur. two miles from here, are unable, to carry out double-cropping this year because of lack of water "Thexe has been no rain for a long time and our fields are dried
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    Sarawak bid to grow pine trees for paper pulp
    185 5 Sarawak bid to grow pine trees for paper pulp KUCHING, Sunday. EXPERIMENTS in growing pine trees for pulp are meeting with promising results in Sarawak, the acting Conservator of Forests. Mr. J. A. R. Anderson, said here today. Five hundred acres of land along the Oya Road in the Third
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    Crackdown on slot machines
    37 5 SEREMBAN. Sun. Police carried out an extensive raid on pintable and "fruit-machine" operators here last night. Sixteen pin-tables and eight "fruit-machines" were removed from coffee-shops, private premises, clubs and coffee-stalls. All were unlicensed
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    New council office
    35 5 TANAH RATA, Sun.— The Pahang Mentri Besar, Dato Yahaya bin Haji Mohd. Seh. declared open the $10,000 Ringlet local council office here yesterday. It was built under the rural deve- lopment scheme.
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      310 5 Straits Times Crossword ACROSB 4. Is his horticultural business 1. Is this one of the set occupa- In It's Infancy? (10). tions in Hollywood? (8, 5). Small prlce to pay—though E i Wa be C foV- ,°uSr SS rLy be JS^ff ,4.6) 6. Marked instead (7). 9. Powder In a
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    BARISAN FLAYED
    272 6 NTUC chief hits out at alleged 'motives' SINGAPORE. Sun The president of the National Trades Union Congress. Mr. Ho See Beng, today hit out at the Barisan Sosialis for imputing "questionable motives" to its recent mass rally of public service employees to protest against the anti-labour approach of
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    Research officer weds doctor
    68 6 MR. AND MRS. (Dr.) Sam l'.iki.i l.itli.m after their wedding in Singapore on Saturday. The bride, the former Dr. (Miss) Sarojini Paul of St. Andrew's Orthopaedic Hospital, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. S.D. Paul of Singapore. The bridegroom, a research officer at the R.R.I,
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    Bench, Bar tribute to late lawyer
    204 6 SINGAPORE, Sunday. I^HE Bench and the Bar yesterday paid a glowing tribute to the memory of the late Mr Peter Francis De Souza, a well-known lawyer and a former member of the Legislative Council. Mr. P.F. De Souza died of a heart attack at
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    A FORUM ON NATIONAL LANGUAGE
    82 6 SINGAPORE, Sun A Forum on "Pengajaran Bahasa Kebangsaan" (the teaching of the national language) was held at the National Library this pfternoon. Organised by the Language and Cultural Institute of Singapore, eight representatives from the institute, the Teachers" Training College and the Adult Education Board
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    Women visitors
    32 6 SINGAPORE, Sun. A group of 39 women from the Bukit Besl Women's Institute in Trengganu yesterday visited the Radio and Television Singapura studios. They are here on a four-day visit.
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    FREE PUBLIC LECTURES AT LIBRARY
    202 6 FREE PUBLIC LECTURES AT LIBRARY SINGAPORE, Sun. The Adult Education Board will present a series of free public lectures on various aspects of the national language at the National Library lecture hall from next Wednesday in conjunction with the National Language Month. The lectures will be delivered In English by
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    X-ray survey by TB unit
    57 6 SINGAPORE, Sun.— The Tuberculosis Control Unit of Singapore will be conducting a community X-ray survey of postal district 28 from May 3 to 20. The Mobile X-ray unit will be stationed at the Yio Chu Kang community centre the first stop —between 3 p.m. and
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    Varsity symposium
    35 6 SINGAPORE. Sun.— A symposium on the role of the national language under the Joint sponsorship of the University of Singapore. Nanrang University and Ngee Ann College was held at the college yesterday evening.
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    Tax that killed market—by exchange chief
    803 7 Tax that killed market— by exchange chief ON TOP OF SO MANY TROUBLES, THIS WAS 'CATASTROPHIC SINGAPORE, Sun. investors have withdrawn in force* THE capital gains tax, coming as it did on top of economic confrontation, the political situation in this part of the world and several other local factors
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    The Stock Exchange expels first member company in history
    185 7 SINGAPORE. Sun. The 45-year-old share broking firm of MuPhuil and Co. (Ipoh) Ltd. was expelled from membership of the Stock BxdtaagC of Malaysia by a special general meeting hen today. Th." firm was suspended from membership on April lit by the
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    Traffic garden plan to teach children rules of the road
    237 7 PENANG. Sun. A TRAFFIC garden where children can learn traffic rules for their own safety is to be built by the City Council. Mr. C. Y. Choy. the Mayor, announced yesterday. "In this traffic garden," he said at a tree-planting
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    Nanyang University appoints two new deans
    184 7 SINGAPORE, Sun. Nanyang University has appointed two new deans in its latest move to streamline the university's administration. Prof. Henry K. H. Huang, head of the Department of Biology, has been appointed Dean of Science. Prof. Huang obstained his Bachelor of Arts in biology
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    Stolen bicycles: Arrest No. 5
    43 7 ALOR STAR. Sun— Alor Star 1 police last night made their fifth j arrest in their campaign against bicvele thieves. Acting on a tip-off, they rushed to Limbong Kapal where they arrested a man with a stolen bicycle
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    Lock icon Japanese seek to set up joint plastics venture
    182 7 TH3KYO. Sun.— -Two Jax panese firms have recently sought Government permission to start a plastic manufacturing plant in Malaysia with Malaysian business interests, the Kyodo news' service reported yesterday. Kyodo said Mitsubishi Petrochemical Co. and Mitsubishi Shojl < Trading) Co.. with headquarters
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    New fishing craft laws
    61 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. The I Ministry of Defence has announced that the new Essential (FishIng Craft and Crew Pass) Regu- latlons. for the purpose of control- I ling llshinc craft, will come into force on Thursday. Under the new regulations, all masters of fishing craft are
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    Everything was planned to last split-second...
    2124 8 Everything was planned to last split-second _BCz?!?__l BEGIN IT TODAY! 1 The inside story of the biggest raid in criminal history the hijacking of £2.5 m in banknote- Villains gather TH t greatest robbery in the history of crime began at Sears Crossing, Buckinghamshire, at 3:03 on the morning of
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  • THE RINGLEADERS
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      BRUCE REYNOLDS
      174 9 URICE REYNOLDS is the son of a trade union official. Rare among i riminals. he is a Leftwinger. Me is a man of < unsiderablc intelligence. ii<l ore.inivx. Me »a> iNo acknowledged leader ;>f the South-West London gang, and hr lirst heard about a plan to rob i
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      GORDON GOODY
      171 9 AN old lady who knew Gordon Goody was once taken to see "The Beggar's Opera" The trip was not a success, ai first. The old lady showed little interest in that 18thcentury work until Maclit.it h the highwayman appeared. She sat up. ■■That's our Gordon to the life."
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      CHARLES WILSON
      189 9 1 1 \K I 1 1. WILSON, bookie and greengrocer, looks, and likes to look, respectable. He was annoyed with the police about the "poppy" story "hirh hit the headlines The police allege that he said to them: "1 don't ser how you can make it stick without
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      RONALD EDWARDS
      166 9 IF Goody and Reynolds were on to a big tickle, it was vital that they should not leave Buster Edwards out of it. He had been their friend for y«*ars. And he was. by police reckoning too. one of the keenest brains in h underworld. l.dwards. a stout,
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
    71 10 rW. 11l 'Himimumi THE FAMILY OF Om lati- Mr. We* II ink nlatlven. and frtrndK -#-:tth« (««l« lACK WHISSELL thnnk Btaff mr their wonderful d mMMBI ■no vii-ited him r<M-ent Illnem MR AND MRS C SIVANESAN <•■ U ,rrt." ?Y n ■>•■.• aloa,bt< md .t'lendinc on 1 MARGUERITE ft*
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    IN MEMORIAM
    17 10 '4* lit Wainnnl IN LOVING MEMORY of Mr. Tnv ''i ]*aat>ed awrty nil «r>n Thye
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  • The Straits Times Monday, April 26, 1965.
    • Article
      City State Problems
      671 10 Development reports lose much of their value when they arc fifteen months behind the limes, >( > tlie Singapore Development Board's report for 1963 is still a mine of inform.ation and a pointer for the future. An outline of "the more imaginative concepts" nccesjsary for a population
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      Typhoid Lesson
      392 10 "Little Pig." the unlicensed coconut-water hawker who j was the main cause of the Chung Cheng High School typhoid epidemic, has at last I hmn tracked down just in I time to save his life. But his T^overy is one of the few fortunate aspects of an unhappy
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      Student Screen
      180 10 The national conference of heads of secondary schools has taken a surprising stand .•isainst the "'suitability certificates" necessary for entry into any institution of higher learning. It has called on the Minister of Home 'Affairs to! consider withdrawing the need for these certificates, j though recent events, particularly
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      Malayan, Malaysian, Federal citizen
      201 10 Malayan, Malaysian, Federal citizen THE current controversy relatlnn to the foreign sen-ice and the eligibility of Singapore citizens serves to highlight the rather complicated citizenship arrangements In the Constitution after Malaysia Day. There does not exist now a status known as "Federal citizen of Malaya" although, of course, a citizen
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      Private railway' for Malacca?
      206 10 Private railway for Malacca? I REFER to the appeal by a the Chief Minister of Malacca aJid the letter by '•Krem a pi" or. :i.e tubieci of the Malacya rail- I way. As a Dast President of the Malacca Chamber or Commerce and a Settlement. Councillor I remember that this
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      Dance class
      36 10 I WAS rather surprised 1 to read iS.T. April j 20) that joget classes will be held in Penang for heads of departments I of that state. After this. what o A. SATTAR Kluanc
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    LEARNING MALAY-74
    436 10  -  YUNUS MARIS By M.A. UNIVERSITY OF MALAYA VOCABULARY: Punya, memponvai <v» to own. possess; kepunjaan in) pasaesslon; tnufciik tni orchid; mmrah, marahkan. mccnarabkan (v» to be angry, to scold, to repremald; tcUp (v) to lix. to persist, be persistent; <adj) fixed, firm; <adv) fixedly, firmly, persistently; letrh (adj)
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    Paying the price that strategy demands
    1106 10  - Paying the price that strategy demands RICHARD RESTON JOHNSONS NIGHTMARE IN ASIA WITH A GLIMMER OF LIGHT by WASHINGTON. Sun THE late P r c s ident John F. Kennedy once said the conduct of American foreign policy demanded an "overall strategy for peace that is relevant to the new
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    On trail of gold smugglers
    346 11 Japanese officers coming to Singapore to seek aid in crackdown on international ring KUALA LUMPUR, Sunday. r pHREE Japanese law enforcement officers will soon visit Singapore, Hong Kong and Middle East countries to crack down on an international ring which has been smuggling gold bars
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    5 thugs take $4,862 in raid
    115 11 5 thugs take $4,862 in raid SINGAPORE. Sun. i Five armed thugs took 54.862 in cash when they held up the owner of a motor spare parts firm and his employees n Rochore Canal Road yesterday. Mr. Teo Cheng Ghee. 35. director of Boon Llew i Ltd.. was in his
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    HK honeymoon
    43 11 SINGAPORE. Sun. Mr. Loh Kwan Wing, an Assistant Superintendent of Police, has left for Hong Kong on hl« honeymoon with h:s bride, the former Mlsn Lan Yuen Han, a radiographer at the General Hospital. They will be nwav for three weeks
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    Eurasians' meeting
    24 11 SINGAPORE. Sun— The Eurasian Association will hold Iti annual meeting at Hip CYMA premises in Bra? Basah Road at 5.30 pin tomorrow.
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    Black Monday
    25 11 .SINGAPC lE. Sun. Tlie twoweek Easter school vacation ends today, and about 450.000 children I will be returning to their class- rooms tomorrow.
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    SAMBANTHAN IN BUSH JACKET GETS INTO TROUBLE
    268 11 SAMBANTHAN IN BUSH JACKET GETS INTO TROUBLE I/LALA LLMPUR. Sun. The immaculate Da to V. 1. .Sanibanthan*-. always in a dark lounge suit or Indian nationa 1 dress today sported a bush jacket and cot into unnecessary trouble over identifying himself. To add to his difficulty, he drove his own
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    500 books in a good deed
    46 11 MUAR, Sun. The Muar High School Scouts have presented more than 500 books and mag the local branch of the Tern-ur^i Army for despatch to Malaysian soldiers in Gaban and Sarawak. The scouts had earlier carried out a house-to-house collection.
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    Minister on the role of varsity students
    166 11 Minister on the role of varsity students KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. The Minister of Works, Posts and T c 1 ecommunications, Dato V. T. Sambanthan, today spoke of the role of university students In moulding society to "meet the challenges of democracy." He said: "As a young nation, we have started
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    Kami!: Central Govt will do its best for Kelantan
    155 11 Kami!: Central Govt will do its best for Kelantan KOTA BHARU. Sunday. rpHE chairman ot the Kelantan Alliar.ee Dato Nik A Ahmad Kamil. said today that the Central Government would do its best to provide amenities in the rural areas of Kelantan. He hopei that the PMIP controlled State Government
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    No money for1 liquor, so he distilled it himself...
    134 11 No money for 1 liquor, so he distilled it himself... |(UALA LUMPUR. Sun. i Fong Kay. 63. fined $1,400 for illegal possession of a still and Intoxicating liquor, told the magistrate's court here yeste-day that his doctor advised him to j drink as much liquor ass possible because he had
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    Strike notice withheld
    63 11 I SINGAPORE. Sun.— The Public Duily-rat«d General Stores Wort•ms Union and the Ministry .'or Labour will resume negotiations on a number of Industrial hMMi un April 20. The union In a statemru sairt h:i: because of the MmiM-va invitation to ttM urlon for talk*. ■i«u!f: ••hold It*
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    Children's aid meet
    26 11 SINOAPORE. Sun. The annual meeting of the Children"* Aid Soctety will be held at 28. Tomlinlon Road on May 7 at 6JO on*
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    Bandleader Sam takes a bride
    77 11 \|K and Mrs. Samnel Gan Tiang Choon after their wedding at the Pentecost Methodist Church. Singapore, on Saturday. Mr. Gan. a bandleader at a local nightspot, is the eldest aon of Mrs. John Gan Eng (tng The bride. Miss Vivien Chan Chyr Neo, is the
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    UMNO BAN-CUEPACS MOTION BEATEN
    202 11 KUANTAN, Sun, A motion calling or tIM Government to ban Cuepacs was not accepted by the Kuantan Umno division annual delegates' meeting here today. I The meeting instead passed an amended motion calling for a ban on strikes, go-slow and work-to-rule campaign* by Cuepacs. The amended
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    Beware of Soek's diplomatic tricks, warns Toh
    231 11 SINGAPORE, Sui\ The Deputy Prime Minister, Dr. Toh Chin Chye, last night warned against the danger of Malaysia being lulled into "a false sense of peace and security" by President Soekarno's "diplomatic gimmicks." Dr. Toh said: 'While I sincerely hope that the proposed
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    Lee: Govt will protect Singapore's printing industry
    350 12 Lee: Govt will protect Singapore' s printing industry 1 SINGAPORE. Sun. i SINGAPORE'S Prime .Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, last night assured the State's printing industry that the Government would "in principle" protect its local market. He said: "A protected market will give our printers a chance to modernise, to
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    Assemblyman's appeal
    44 12 SINGAPORE. Sun.— A team oi Mountbatten Citizens Consulta- live Committee, led by the Assemblyman for the area, Mr. Ng Yeow Chong. today toured th« beach mm from Rhu Cross to Haig Road. They »l-o appealed to residents '.<> join th C. aMeuiTd Cnr*.
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    Textbooks gift
    33 12 KAJANG Si, li— The Ulu Lanpa* Distrir; Welfare Committee has handed oit about $10,000 to rearly 800 poor schoolchildren to help them buy textbooks. Funds onme from t.:e State Welfare Committee
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    Reward for ex-special who chased and held a robber
    203 12 Reward for ex-special who chased and held a robber KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. A former special constable. Inche Baha r in bin Bunchit, 28. who arrested a robber in Sentul Pasar here last year, yesterday received a $100 reward from the police. The robbery took place on the night of May
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    $330 for D-Fund
    39 12 KLUANG, Sun.— The Information Department here collected more than $330 for the National Defence Fund during the exhibitions of captured Indonesia p arms held at the local councils at Kahang. Layang Layang and Simpnng Rfngam recently
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    Raub baby show
    38 12 RAUB. Sun.— A baby show contest will be the main feature of the World Health Week celebrations here, which will be opened by the Dtnrict Officer. Inche Abu Bi.kar bir. Hajl Abdul Majid. on Prtday
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    More help for Madam Lint's children
    265 12 SINGAPORE, Sun. The Straits Times has received further donations totalling $886 for the five children of the late Madam Lim Ah Hua. who was killed In a road accident earlier this month. With previous donations received, the fund for the chiicir> p DOW stands
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    Lock icon 50 years after, a wreath honours Anzacs
    237 12 I\E\Y ZEALAND'S D«---11 fence Mini>tcr. Mr Dean J. Eyre, plans wreath at Singapore's Kranji war memorial at dawn yesterday in a ceremony to mark the 50th Anzac- Day. Reside him is Mr. B Pritihett. the Australian Deputy Commissioner in Singapore, who also placed
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    Umno branch chief
    22 12 KUALA LIPIS. Sun. Dato War Ibrahim bin Wan Tar.k.ne baa been riec <ri chairma; Oaoo for :he WM Pa
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    Sultan to open AIA's new building in Ipoh
    192 12 Sultan to open AIA's new building in Ipoh SINGAPORE. Sun. The Ipoh building of the American International Assurance Co. Ltd.. will be opened by the Sultan of Perak on Tuescuiy. Mr G. M Hughes president and managing director AIA announced this here yesterday when he arrived from Bangkok en rout*
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    Off to Paris conference
    53 12 SINGAPORE. Sun— Dr. Choni Tong Mun left here by air today for Parts to attend th« International congress for hypnosis and psychosomatic medicine. The conference is held und*r the patronage of the World Federation for Mental Health, and will be opened by the Minister of Public
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    Official transfer
    27 12 RAUB. Sun.- The A^Mstant Veteri mry Offlc here. Inrh« Abdui Rahim bi-. Mrlvimed Tuaof has been transferrr. io the .stat* Veteriniirv Office l K-r. a
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      Lady Violet tells of Churchill as a young man
      1037 13 Lady Violet tells of Churchill as a young man ALLINGTON KENNARD r^s WHAT a superb book this is. How astonishing, too, that this brilliant political biography of the greatest Englishman of his time should be the first book thdt Lady Violet Bonham Carter, within two vearf, of her 80th birthday,
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      'IMPOSE FINANCIAL RESPONSIBILITY UPON the FATHERS'
      416 13  -  William Petersen Population explosion THE POLITICS OF POPULATION. By (Gollancz 255.) By STUART KOBE A PROBLEM graver than that cf the hydrogen bomb, says the dust Jacket of Mr. Petersen's study of post-war fertility, essays written over the last twelve years and now revised
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      Way Foong
      34 13 The author of Way Foong, the History of the Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation, reviewed here last week, waa of course Maurice Collis. and not Maurice Collins The published price Is 70s.
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      HER LOVE-HATE FOR THE HINDUISTIC BALINESE
      103 13 THE NIGHT OF PURNAMA. By Anna Mathewa (Cap*. 255.) PRECARIOUSLY. Anna and Dennis Mathews -hose to cling to their home In Bali within a stone's.hrow of a volcano Vicariously, the reader shares their six months of 1963 when Mt. Ounung Agong gestated and pupped
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      WINSTON CHURCHILL AS I KNEW HIM.
      311 13  - WINSTON CHURCHILL AS I KNEW HIM. Violet Bonharn Carter By (Eyre and Spottiewoode and Collins. 45a.) best prospects of a victorious result to an enterprise In which I am deeply Involved." The war was two months old, and Chjrchill-s desire to exchange the responsibilities of the Admiralty for a not
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      Aegean sea-bed quest
      118 13  -  Peter Throckmorton THE LOST SHIPS. By (Cape. 255.) A PASSION toi Cousteau's "Silent World" led the merican author of this fine book to explore the Aegean sea-bed in the company of Turkish spongedivers. His soundings were responsible for the raising of the most undent ever to be
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      IS SOEKARNO 'FRONT-MAN' FOR COMMUNISM?
      333 13  - IS SOEKARNO 'FRONT-MAN' FOR COMMUNISM? DAVID SZE BIRDS' NESTS IN THEiR BEARDS. By William Stevenson. (Hutchinson 25a.) H.v jl/IR. Stevenson is a Canadian journalist, experienced in South east Asian waters, whose book is to be judged neither by its title nor its style. Both of them, borrowing the style for
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    1104 16 fllE Üblr of shares on the x Malayitn Stork Exchange shows last business to April 15 (A) and last business since that dalr (B) with II and I. standinr for Highest and Lower business for 1964 and this year to date. INDUSTRIALS 15.50 grict* 1550 2.11 1.24 Boactead
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    DOLLAR RATE
    52 16 rpilE present rate of the M.iUv.n x dollar against the pound sterling fixed on November M list year is Selling TT or OD 'is. '.:> li;d.. Buying TT 2s. l/lt>. Buying on :.»s. 4!, d. The dollar is at its statutory middle position in relation to its range
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    42 16 THE Malayan Exe»ang« Bankv A>- location m.-iili- 'hcao ch&ngei In Its ratej to miTcbanu on Saiurdiv. (.ill rate? to S100): Selling TT or 00 ready; Haftland CuiMeri 117, Swiss Francs 141 :i/H. French Franct 1.">9 3/t». and Italian Lirre 2030"
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    33 16 a:-' IBe tree exchange market o Hmu Kodk yi-ti n! i» :i.- US. I i! „;ii (or caih. Sterlinx wan •iiiotml M Iti 01 .ml one tael o. gold M Mi
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    19 16 The British bank rate Is unchanged [>t 7 per cent, it was announced In London on Thursday.
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    MALAYAN STOCK INDICES
    46 16 Apr 19. Apr. 20. Apr. 21. Apr. 22. Industrials: 76.65 76.87 77.50 78.32 Tins: 96.36 96.11 97.51 98.22 S rubbers: 103.40 1U3.40 1O:!.4O 103.40 •Dec. 30. 1963 100. Dec. 29. 1962 100 Apr. 23. 73.34 08.2 b 103.40 Apr. 24. 78.44 98.60 103.40
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    DIVIDENDS ANNOUNCED
    82 16 Straits Trader* do— .lohan Tin Lingui Tin r.ih.tni; ton. ItaJiman Ilydraulir Borrlli Rubber Sungei It.ic.m Kimp.iKuala Piiah Patalinc Currrnt l).u<- of payment avment 40' „i May 19 7i%» May 19 15' b May 10 10%' May 15 9d.* June U i 10'^ June 1 T24TO May 28 May
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      956 16 TO AUSTRALIA S.S. 'ARCADIA" (30,000 tons fully aircondirioned stobiiised) Departing PENANG 6th May 1 965 SINGAPORE 7th May 1965 for FREMANTLE 12»h May 1965 ADELAIDE 75th May 1965 MELBOURNE 16th-18th May 1965 SYDNEY 20th May 1965 Limited First Class Accommodation Available Apply to your Travel Agent, or to: ISLAY KERR
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      786 16 W^j^ Orient mid-east lines Great Lakes Service rUI OlStCl SAILINS* fROM SIN6APOU AM 4ALATA I* CAHUUJI AMD U^. UUI lASES PORTS Idoio p. S'ssa •'•naat t<* ">••«. ORIENT MARINER 2nd Call Apr 21/21 3 M Ml) 21 ORIENT TRAOER May 29'JuM 1 2/1 4/ i lily S ORIENT MERCHANT JsrtjT
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      SHARE MART REVISED QUOTATIONS
      680 17 rh following Is a complete list of revised quotations for the week ended on Friday. April 23: INDUSTRIALS B S. Alex Bricks 15.00 16.00 doustcad 1.21 1.30 C.S. Holdings 2 Jrf 2.10 CT S ords mt- 42/Dunlop 1.52 1.03 Esso 1.69 1.71 Ks.so deb 1.00 1.04
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      Mild rally in equity shares on Exchange
      1992 17 From Our Market Correspondent I' I IK UK was a mild rally in industrial shares on the Stock Exchange of Malaysia last week as reports of possible peace talks in Tokyo between Malaysia and Indonesia grew stronger. However, the movement seemed to peter
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      CLOSING PRICES
      24 17 (pcrlb.) (perpicul). ,pr. 13. 30. 73'icts. $721.12> 3 21. 72 cts. 5735.0U 22. 73' N ets. $728.25 23. 73)*cts. 5723.62$ 24. $713.37>£
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      Tin falls $21.62½ in 3 days
      937 17 rE price ot tin dropped sharply in Penang on 1 Saturday by $10.25 to $713,374. a bearish factor being the threat of a strike In the United States steel indus- try. The net loss on the week was $8,874. The price had risen sharply
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      10 17 $5,500 BERITA HARIAN "SPOT THE BALL CONTEST R" ENTER NOW!
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      1247 17 GOVERNMENT OF THE STATE LEMBAGA PELABOHAN OF SINGAPORE SWETTENHAM 5* KEGISTERED STOCK. 1964 r^^^o^ (1S ment of Chargema Grade II at 5!i r REGISTERED STOCK. 1964 the Lembaga Pelabohan Swetten(l9B2/84) ham. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Salary Scale— Chargemen. Grade that the Transfer Books of the II: $210 x 20-250 above
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      956 17 TENDERS NOTICE TEMncD MATirc NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN ItnDtK NUlilt that Mr. Tan Slew Slong has reTenders will be received up to s tne Managing Director 3 p.m. on Friday 7th May. 1965 C m P an y wlth effect ir m by the Ketua Pllem Nega.a Malay- "nd April,
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      Banned players watch Chelsea crash 6-2
      804 18 LONDON. Sunday LEEDS v UNITED FOR TITLE YIELDING virtually a reserve team after the mid-week suspension of eight of their stars. Chelsea lost their chance of the English Football League Championship yesterday when they were hammered 6-2 b y Burnley. The title now lies
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      Lock icon GLASGOW CELTIC EQUAL RECORD WITH LATE GOAL
      129 18 GLASGOW, Sunday. pLASGOW CELTIC won the Scottish FA Cup for the 18th time when they beat Dunfermline 3-2 in the final at Hampden Park yesterday. 1 A crowd of 108.000 saw international centre-half Willie I ill head Celtics' winning with only eight minutes
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      Krishnan upsets Emerson in 4 sets
      248 18 Krishnan upsets Emerson in 4 sets TENNIS HOUSTON. Texas. Sun.— Ra- manathan Krishnan, of India, caused a major upset by beating Australia's No. 1. Roy Emerson. 2-6, 9-7. 7-5. 6-4 in a bemi-final of the River Oaks tennis tournament here yesterday. The 28-year-old Indian Davis Cup star, the No. 4
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      139 18 I ONDON, Sun— Hendon. the *■< famed North London club, won the English FA Amateur Cup Final at Wembley here yesterday, beating the Yorkshire seaside club, Whit by Town, before 45.000 spectators by 3-1 after a scoreless first half. Whatever chances Whitby may have h:id disappear^ when
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      Arkle scores his 16th success in 18 races
      287 18 RACING ROUNDUP LONDON. SU". Arklf. the world's creates- sieeplechasrr. added an ther great ch;t)H<i- 'o his brilliant career when winning the Whitbread Gold Cup 'Chase tit Sandown Park yesterday. The Irish-trained eight -year-old. I owned by Anne, Duchess of I Westminster, carried
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      46 18 WAI.NI I. California, Sun Mario Shigematsu. Boston marathon winner last Monday, won the 10.000 mctrrs in .'.lOOti at the Mt. San Antonio relays here yesterday. Takayuki Nakao and Hideki Shishido finished second and third to make it another sweeo br Japan* runners. Reutrr
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      RESULTS, TABLE
      1307 18 MUI 1 I?>H t.l I I I- tl\ \l. Critic 3 liiiiiin mini. (at Hampden Park, Glasgow) IRISH FA COT FINAL I idi-i.iiin- 2 (llenavon 1 tat Windsor Park. Belfast) FA AMATEUR (IP FINAL Hendon I Wliithy lat Wembley, l-ondom FIKST DIVISION Birmingham 5 Blackburn 5 Burnley 6
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      432 18 m PENANG TURF CLUB PEMBERITAHU TAWARAN NOTICE J.K.R. KEDAH TAWARAN danpada PraiboIvm, in rongi yang berdaflar di-Jabatan i ile ti ol tlit- Kerja Raya Kela.s E dan ka-ata.s rhat the Com- a k»it di-terima di-PeJabat Juruwr.ei apprnxi- i (ni Negeri. Kedah dan Perlis. erection A lor Star. liliibkr 300 pet-a«K
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      1584 18 NOTICES TENDERS KUCHA! TIN (1957) LIMITED PEJABAT SETIA-USAHA Incorporated in the SUte KERAJAAN PERAK, IPOH cm^JSSTSn FL oo R 140 142 ROBINSON ROAD. Tenders are Invited for the SINGAPORE- 1 I purchase of the undermentioned NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN venlcle: that an Extraordinary General AE 3534 Austin Diesel Bus Meeting
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      89 18 t'^KIK KEEPS INSECTS AKT >' SAFf AND EFFECTIVE INSECT REPELIANT NEW DISTINCT UNBKtIKUtE MTTIE A XIX: IS USED BY SIMPLY APHYINr. J^Lr*"^»» TO TMf EXPOSfD MATS Of THE lOOY x ""Y^E WHICH M lIAME TO INSECT ATTACK i '.i. A SINGLE AM>UC»TIO« WHICH will \l —/y REWm EfFECTIfI K)» SIVfBU.
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      Lock icon ISRAELIS SCORE SMASHING 5-1 WIN
      300 19 ASIAN YOUTH SOCCER Results at a glane*: Israel 5 S. Vietnam 1; Burma 2 India 1; Thailand 1 S. Korea 0 TOKYO, Sunday. ISRAEL coasted to an easy 5-1 victory over South Vietnam here today and strengthened their position as favourities to win the Seventh
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      SUMMARY
      51 19 SOCCER Batu Gajah League: Perak Hydro, Batu Gajah 6 Perak Hydro. Kampar 0. HOCKEY Friendly (Tatptng>: Penang Selection 5 Talplng Dlst. 2. CRICKET Friendly <KL>: Sgor Pakistani hma bt Chemi.Ntry Drat by 1 run. > SPA 58 (A. Paul 3-9, Nadarajah 3-20: Aru.-.nasalam 2-7 Cli/mi.str.v 57 (Subramanidm 5-24. D.
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      Chuang fancied for a hattrick
      322 19 TABLE TENNIS- LJUBLJANA (Yugoslavia), Sunday. pHINA have a fine chance of sweeping the board when the finals of the World table tennis championships are decided here today. With the Corbillon and Swaythllng Cups already In their possession, they are fa- I vourites to increase theii
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      Lock icon CRICKET WEEKES RETIRES AFTER A CENTURY
      265 19 CRICKET WEEKES RETIRES AFTER A CENTURY BRIDGETOWN. Barbados. Sun. Australian bowler Ntil Hawke lock eight wickets for y& aßHiiut Barbacka Ctatta at Ken- I singtun Oval here yesterday. The Cols totalled 3ft4 and tlu Australians were 4-0 at cluse on I the Bnt day ol this twu-dav match. Hawke captured
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      ANDERSON INCREASES HIS WORLD LEAD
      202 19 NUERBURGRING. Sun. New Zealand'! Hu>,li Andem ti. the rricnii'.c world champon. InCW imcl UB lead in thp 1965 world championship when he won lac 125 M rmOe In t'.ie German cnoicr cycle GP here jreftterday. Ridir.g Japanese Suzuki. Anderson won in thp record t;me cf
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      Lock icon Ref, players beaten up by rioting soccer fans
      223 19 Ref players beaten up by rioting soccer fans CYDNEY, Sun. A soccer referee was taken to hosDital with possible broken ribs, a gashed mouth, severe body bruises and head Injury after he was attacked by rioting fans during a match at Wentworth Park here today. Referee Hank Eilerts was knocked
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      Lock icon Move to include women's event in A-Games
      160 19 Move to include women 's event in A-Games BASKETBALL SEOUL, Sun.— The inclusion of women's basketball in the Asian Games will be recommended to the General Conference of the Asian Basketball Confederation (A.8.C.). which is to be held at Kuala Lumpur in December, an A.B.C. official said here today. Mr.
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      24 19 MOSCOW. Sun. The Soviet Union beat the United States 64-39 1 in a women's international basketi ball match here yesterday. Reuter.
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      33 19 SAIGON, Sun. The visiting Singapore football team last night drew 1-1 with a Saigon Police-Customs Combined team in a friendly match. Both goals were scored in the second half. Reutrr.
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      131 19 DIARY 1 SOCC'F.R Perak Div 2: Merglembu v KED (JAJ grd>. Div 3: Ipoh Youngsters v Govt Printers (Coronation grd), Tamil Young■ten v M:iiay>ian Rangers (L. Coronation grdi. Kampar Div 2: SEX y Dravidiaii.s (Padatiß). Negri Div 1: CRC v 170 Bty RA. S'ror GDBH— Div 1: PWD v j
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    Lock icon Bottomley: We welcome all peace moves
    630 20 MORE AID?— BRITAIN HAS HER TROUBLES, TOO KUALA LUMPUR. Sun THERE IS NO QUESTION OF SENDING FURTHER BRITISH TROOPS HERE' fHE British Commonwealth Relations Secretary, Air. Arthur Bottomley, said here today that Britain is determined to ensure the territorial integrity of Malaysia. "At the
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    Lock icon Tax exemption for US personnel in Vietnam
    107 20 WASHINGTON. Sun. American non-com-missioned personnel serving in South Vietnam are to be exempt from U.S. Federal Income tax. while officers will get a $200 a month tax exemption. President Johnson announced yesterday. The tax c<;!ices.sion*. promuiga"'d by executive order, is bnckdM"d to January
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    93 20 Eisenhower backs Johnson SAN FRANCISCO. Sun.—Former President Eisenhower says lie approves of the course President Johnson has taken in Vietnam. Mr. Eisenhower told a Republi- can reception in his honour last night: •'ln Vietnam the way the President Is conducting operations is very good Indeed for the, United States." The
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    DEATH
    38 20 MR LIM AH KOW peacefully on I.W al O-3S Rajnnaa ,\v.'tiur tWVtaC bt'lwul wife. son. ten daughter*, time non«-in-lau nnd two rninlsnns to mourn hi» loss. l'uner.H On 38.4.61 I pm. fimi-rnl MtTtad ronductrd liv r.uddhist Union.
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    Taxi driver dies four days after being stabbed
    128 20 Taxi driver dies four days after being stabbed ITOH. Sun. Tco Ah Chong. 29. a taxi driver from Mu.ir. died in the Ipoh General Hospital yesterday of stab wounds inflicted on him when he was robbed on Tuesday nightHe was assaulted and stabbed by four mm tii r Kuala Kangsar
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    Lock icon Egypt's Reds give up to Nasser
    83 20 CAIRO, sun. The Egyptian Communist Party has decided to dissolve itself, the newspaper Al A'nram reported today. A statement issued at the end of the party* congress meeting .said it had agreed to "end the indepondem form of the Egyptian Communist Party." No date
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    34 20 WASHINGTON. Sun. Pakistan's present population of 103 million will treble by the year 2.000 if the current growth rate continur.s. according to a report released today by the Population Referenre Bureau.— Reuter.
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    Khir leaves for rural talks in Cairo
    86 20 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. The Minister of Education. Inche Mohamed Khir Joharl. left fo- Cairo today to attend the AfroAsian Rural Reconstruction corferrnce Inche Khir. a former Minister of Agriculture and ro-operatives, is the chairman of the executive com- mlttee ot thp conference. Ti#s
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      REF LEE ANGERS JOHORE FA
      338 20  -  JOE DORAI MALAYA CUP ROUND-UP By Johore Bahru. Sunday lOHOKI. F.A. oiliciuls were furious this evening when Singapore referee Lee Pak Thong abandoned today's opening Malaya Cup soccer match six minutes from full time, with Johore leading 4-1 against Joint Services, because of the heavy
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      SRC and Seletar continue tussle
      876 20 yiNOAPORE. Sun Singapore I 0 Recreation Club and RAF Se- continued their tussle for the SCA sonior pennant \vlun both scored decisive victories today. Sele:ar tea; RAF Chanpi by six wickets and SRC won by seven wicketl nuainst ,SCRC. The cay s outstanding batsman «;.>
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      Selangor beat Forces 2-0
      52 20 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun Selancor pot off to a good start In the Malaya Cup tournament when they beat Armed Forces 2-0 at the Merdeka Stadium here tonieht. Selangor led 1-0 by the 33rri minute throueh Thanab.nlan and netted acain in the 76th with a Wong Fook
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      RAINED OFF
      22 20 SFREMBAX. Sun. The Malaya Cup match between Negri Sembilan and Malacca scheduled at the Station padang today was rained off:
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      Unbeaten 50 by Yeend
      78 20 MALACCA. Sun. Services ITI beat Civilians by eight wickeis In their annual cricket ma f ch at the Malacca Club padans today. Final .scores were: Ctvlllam 133 and 83; Services 144 and 73-2. Highlight today was line unbeaten 50 by Services captain Norman Yeend, which enabled
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